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Cornlrn i'eal estate for Sale.


WEIL-LOCATED SUBURBAN RESI-
" DEN,E-uus hour ir''a e'y N@lsI 'l -''o."' I'''
eu.. 200, % EN,lLANNl iot . tAl.h ., ,t,....+
+. L. HOUSTON, %" iihr.'Fs ~.
1 NICE LITTLE FARN of 7 acres, with
y eiur plain url1u.s fruit shade. eE'rii'ui Na'.l. 49,
g,r1t frt Sow irffr, e. rri IT, IT, owner l''''''
i.,r,..,. must ur sold only - Nu' lfeS' cu-l''
~TANILN tit"l son, i'I hi'''''''
CHEAP UOME.--SUb-jluti- liOi -, SIX
- f.Hus dry ctI.>T poultry F"H'', rr-i" "I't +" 80
f.,- r.ri,s lawn f.t rr,.ilf l,4 io'I"' VIII go
,.l .iI,.lI... uty milHjt. in NrI ,r-'Y sixty ,rn
forced sale. - -,1 i1Ty. pho,"rifPE at -iA"Is1i
FEEGJ Sons IGl HrafNay.
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED FARM, ISL
l,r... Iur AID ID .j, iasaL.t'.ut uf.f nuII
Price $500 'a-y. bu'iug- N" one nav pr. wee
asked 2 H''N' 70 Do d. '''.' y zoo
NOR EALE.-A fine BUILDING PLOT, go
! ly i1u urG1 tr l-, fc.t de- r,Ig !n-st' and ~ SOL
Convenient % faro. grrp no F 81 N' I. t 81 'lh'
r.,r VA. rf,~ ,r ,r 4. owner. SO -if 'HI'
n S. o. .s.-.. a u Ton 10 ilnulr Ni.', N.l 'Ii'-
u. ,.nu,- country y.Htt-s7 attn iao Hy CONVENIENCE
e.. 80. savers vIfst. &c.
MODERN HOUSE, with FIVE acrS no IN
" ctul-lur,. 4tu.L nom '.t. "f't.F. Il4 1 '.
uIuvus.our. mur. age =, ."'i 'qH.', .tH. a.t ~
Er,ar.. l'Hf Aas"tfH WIN sNt4 'A' ''''''
Ir.r,-t.f! Sc be-. 20. D BOX ID -l
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Ecgal Noiltcs.

IN PURSUANCE of an order % DLLANO
nc ALVIN. esd, Surrogate oi the County No~-NorS,
NOTICE Us hereby tou parsons having claims agaih
HEBlCCA LAION late p "a" CITY N NewlUrk deceased Va
ur.sfnt the slue with thereof 10 The subscriber At
the oilcc Of RUFUS T. ANDREWS csi, No. bl Cham1,a-
st. ia CITY before the IA day ~ o.
yemDer no1t.-Datei Sow-lOIk the Oh nv q. Nav, 1870
HARRIET L.. SHELDON,
Myg laVOmIn EAtCutilN OF ECbtcs-l Eatul, deceased
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nlar5ie ana Slate alanltls.

A TTENTION Now is the time to purchase
~ SLATE AND MARBLE MANTEIs. q.
prices never q, low steps and and all kinds 0.
slate work PENRfIYS SLATE Co,
30 Union.-quare, y. Y. 4thaye and i5ttstl
STEWARi'- Slate, Marble, and Wood hantels
- New elegant gIs hanging price NON sIU Ag
The t.de hueraiy dsAlt with. 80 and 2.2 West 25dst
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Cettnres au0 Gleetiuls.

4 MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-A stated meeting
of h!, Institute win be held In Room No. % Cooper
Union, on THURSDAY, Aug. B. at o'clock p M
. CIfAS. NICK. LEOSEH, Rec sec.
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Drooalnn proytrln 90 Get.

rgvO LFT-3-stoiy brick SClIOpi-llOt>E,
Z l5- lau.,r.. ls '.-.YIy l.Hr. DNr.Il.'t .t' Sc
lDuL4uy-a. GORDON T.. foEp. %, ,i-'a--i, tI'. 81
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Goiels.

UOTEL LAFAYETTE, Philadelphia, Penn,
\ ON UIpIttI, between Chestnut md Walnut So,
,, Omen ulug the FIRST wcs ~ August. Conducted on
both European aud American plans.
JOIN b. BAGLFN. jr.
Formerly OF Nilsrds washington. -. C.,
ANTON lHtIlEi1
Formerly u Union League Cub, rhla, Managers.
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And m, re as ono armed yessei bearing the Brazilian aP
md one A ,pellcan. aud one Brush yacht
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EMPLOYERS can be supplied at the shortest
capacity n the HOME BUREAU, 40. Ji3 6thaye, between
sd and 3jl.Sta.
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Y ING-Ry vey respectable ald wei recommended! eh
c,,ut cook meats game pastry, Sci makes nee ,opsi an
,,r.ut bread Hut biscuit BAKER. good washer AID ltonef
y-v meat aU,ut h,r kitchen sober hpues eni
HI.4rs u
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re,rcrtgbc ycilitcomUcDGct Young woman; very good
family cook meats. game. pastry, &C. good brad and ois-
- Ta.er. an excellent washer aud r0ner sober, honest
and DOL siur; country city Gail at BoOkHAMs, "V'
NJ n
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AZ WEST gIII-ST., between 9TH and 9th
~ ayes.A nicely rushcd ROOM 10 rent. with board.
uiablc three admits ala nan bedrooms elegant table,
eft by English laIy every comfort terms mod
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UOLORED RELIEF ASSOCIATION, 2l3
Z v-asf l5thst formerly bible House, has now NINE
COOKS ana general HOUSE SERVANTS direct from the
~..rfu
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30 EAST N-SF-furgi-hal ROOMS,
30 -.i private Hr .H '. with t-fr cable o' With
ouj rlts., go 'sl.l.es or f,utruoa rf'rn'C"'
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West Side.

At 300 WEST T.-Newlv-furnished
y Rooms 10 suites srslri nrstcass BuAEDi refer.
sr,..t
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WAsHING-A respectable married o WOMAN as "a
qood order good reference cali at 45O West SShs' Top
uoa hack
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InHLIlN COMMERCE ~ NEW-YnEK.

We give below arrivals lDft,
countries uIs port tle month of july, urunpus-
ug their class aId nation. y. This nuc is comp ,d nom
IN. Books Oh The Governments, Kept az the Barge once ~
Alr Alfred MdbIc, boarding officer:
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NVASHING.-An English laundress wishes 81 !.
II r dozen or 20 oat By days best city Teie. eaee 80
Iast3l
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sltuations ruantco-- females.
/,nANfRERMA and WAITRESS-TO assist


u and boarding houses promptly supplied WITH reliable aai
r9U3i. ~FNA II OF all uaJns Prut-stnts anu @ 0cs;
JttQUINs BUREAU, GU2 Shave, between o3tA ana
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i3onr0 nli0 Rooms.
RelnY Ennrteenth-st.

y WEST H-ST.-PleaSant ROOMS TO
81 LET, with BOARD. References exchanged.
- WEST WASHINGTON-SQUA RE.-Suitc
80 ~ Rooms f families also single guests tibl" uncx
uP'iouabl'. Reference required
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countrY Board.

FEW RONRpEH~ can DC accommodate
y go |.raIH... 20 t.' tt.aH 'fu"r'Ia- glF Ia
f..-..rl', ...r, At,r'-a s.. o. SHAW. A,ra Is. y.
PARTY of 10 on - can hr ac,omm"dGic'
y IU,l..'4f. .Hu.Is .tiil beautiful. E.D"e So Hiau'
tr.r Or, ,y uA' -tlb.Is. tt.i.-s E"E 80, i-hf'''i
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Gitulllous Uanle0--,fema.es.

A USEFUL WOMAN-For city or country,
~ wants-a situation; she IN excelitnt cook washer snI
rpne aud general hOuscwoIkcr would 60 for low Wages
with her daughter (sbout H. bright and uset mas
good reference. Al the iROiLSIANA AnLNSA' 400 o'n
ave, four doors above l0uhSk
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4 NUMBER Of elegant ROOMS. with or
without board Jr.us,I guests accommodated private
tL-N III.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAN pErARrxENr.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHiEY SIGNAL OYy1cER,
wAsHrSGToS, May Isl A n
fr0bdLitnea
For the South Atlantic States, falling and stationary
barometer, castcrly to southcrIy winds, slightly
warmer. partly cloudy weather, and local thunder
storms.
For tho Gulf States slight changes In pressure and
temperature winds mostly from south 70 and gen.
orally light local thunder storms.
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, stationary and
falling barometer winds mostly from southeast to
southwest, slightly warmer, partly cloudy weather
and local thunder storms
For the Middle States and Eastern States stationary
and falling barometer, southerIy TO westerly Winds
warmer. clear partly cloudy weather and possibly
followed In the northern portion OF the latter and
southern and portions Of the former by local
thunder storms
For the lake region falling and stationary barome
ter, southerly TO westerly Winds rising and stationary
temperature, Increasing cIoudiness and possibly FOL-
lowed by occasona rains
The Mississippi River, below Cairo. and the Ohio
above Evansville, will continue slowly falling.
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WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, May a. 1874
rxx-sPEAKER KERR CHARGED WITH
BRrBEHx-oxSERAL DrsBELIEr or THE 40
cUsER's STORY.
The Clymer Committee held . secret session this
afternoon and examined A. p Green on the subject Of
the charges against Speaker Kerr The witness sworc
that he told Harvey OF his wish get commission in
the regular army, and Harvey said he could get il Tor
him. but it would cost money. Harvey then arranged
an interview for him with Mr.. Kerr and when they
met Harvey said 10 Mr.. Kerr "This is the gentleman
was speaking to you about" The witness got his CON-
mission through the influence OF Mr. Kerr, and paid
Harvey 5000 for his services The man Harvey had
been subpnnaed, but reported 10 DO too unwell
10 leave his residence in New York Copies or
two letters record in tho War Department from Mr.
Kerr. giving instructions to the making out and
sending Of the commission to Green, put 10 evil
dence and the committee adjourned.
Mr.. Kerr takes the matter composedly, and even II
annoyed would DO comforted by the general disbelief
OF the public. or both parties the charge said
have been madc by Harvey he says he nevor spoke to
Harvey had anything to do with him with reference
10 the transaction. The interview with Green was
direct and brought about by Harney's in
tcrventon. He interested himself Ia Green's applca-
ton because OF letters from friends New York OF
both the applicant and himself He cannot rccolect
distinctly all that passed them on the subject OF
the commission, but no remembers enough to say that
he had nothing whatever to do with Harvey.
YILIBUsTERINo OVER THE ARMY BILL
The House spent two hours to-day in an effort
to take up and pass tho Army bill General Banning
anxious TO have disposed OF this afternoon but
objection was made by General Hurlbut. who wanted
the measure considered by a full House and ample
opportunity allowed for discussion. The democrats
insisted pressing the bill, and, as . result, tho
curious spectacle presented OF Union generals
locking horns in desperate struggle for the mastery
General Hurbut leading the republican minority nli-
bustered until the democrats got tired OF tho contest
and sanctioned adjournment
MYSTERIOUS ACTION OF LAND coa6MsuoNxR
BURDxrT.
Considerable excitement prevails In the Interior De-
partment over the mysterious disappearance Of Land
Commissioner Buriett who has not been heard OF In
two weeks Mr. Burdett went over 70 Philadelphia
with the junketing party at the opening Of tho
Centennial Exhibition and from there pro-
cecdod to New York, whonce, under date
OF May r. he wrote letter TO Secretary
Chandler resigning his ONCE or Land Commissioner
The letter the last trace that exists Of HIM Some OF
his friends here say that he was respondent and now
spirited before leaving Washington, and they afraid
shat In a. Of alteration he has away with him.
SELF but others think that he has COMO on trip somc
where for the recuperaton Of his health and that his
letter to his family announcing his departure has mis-
carried.
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ITALY.

NATIONAL ASSENT TO THE BERLIN NOTE TO
TURKEY-GovERNMENT OPINION OF THE
BRITISH POLICY IN THE EAST.
ROME, May q, 1870
In the session OF the Chamber OF Deputies to-day
signor NcIcgari, Minister of Foreign Affairs, made .
Speech during which, referring to the Eastern ques-
ton, he aid:-"ltaly adhered to the memorandum Of
the three Northern Powers agreed upon At Berlin
In the interest Of peace and civilization"
OPINION ESGLAND's POLICY.
Referring TO the refusal OF the British government 10
cooperate In the scheme agreed upon Berlin Sgnor
Melegari expressed the opinion that this would not
prevent the other Powers from taxing action He was
confident however, that England would use It's iunu-
sncs 10 Induce Turkey to accept the memorandum"
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Sir Charles Stirling and Colonel tho Hon. c. W. St
Clair, Of Scotland, arrived At the Fifth Avenue Hotel
yesterday from Philadelphia General Israel vogdes
United states Army, Is staying at the Holman House
Ex-Governor o. A. Hadey, Of Arkansas, 10 At the st.
Ncnoas Hotel Pay Inspector George I. DAVIS, United
States Navy, quartcrcd at the 6rand Hotel General
John @. Hazard, OF Rnode Island, and Charles Back
mann, OF the Russian Centennial Commission, are At
the Abermare Hotel Colonel Eugene ". Baker
United states Army, Is registered At the 81 Denis
Hotel. Lieutenant Governor Hornti0 q. Knight, OF
Massachusetts,, and Hon. J. l. Montenorc. OF The
Australian Centennial Commission, are at the Finh
Avenue Hotel. General T. l. Cngman, Of North
Carolina, ID a she Aston HousA
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ton raised BY the plcadings at which time the mana
gers on the part Of the House and The respondents arc
Resolved That al the time specified in the foregoing
resolution the President OF the Senate shall pronounce
the judgment OF the Senate rs follows:-
at ordered by the Senate sitting for tho trial OF
impeachment preferred by the House Of Representa-
tives against William W. Belknap late secretary Of
to the replication OF tho House OF Representatives 20
The plea 70 tho jurisdiction filed py said Belknap DO
back to ,ss ars, aefees snd being The
opinion Of the Senate that said plea 10 In
sufficient In law and that said articles OF impeachment
are sufficient IN law, is therefore. further ordered
and adjudged that said plea be and the hereby -
overruled and held for naught, and said William W.
within - days, which Judgment, thus pronounced,
shall be entered upon the Journal Of the Senate sitting
as aforesaid
Mr. MORTON submitted the following
Ordered, That tho Senate proceed on Friday next
1t O'Clock, without further debate upon the
pending and cognate questions.
Mr. EDxuxDs moved 70 amend the order 20 - TO
read -
Ordered, That the Senate proceed on Monday next
after consideration 10 vote upon the pending and cog
Agreed so-yeas, %; nays, 2l-as ioows:-
morrill, Of vermont Norwood osissby Randolph. ssr
gent, Salisbury, sherman, Thurman, Wallace, Window,
wlthers and wrght--2S
KAYs-McssrS Allison. Boutwell, Burnside, Chris
tancy, Cragin Ferry, Frelughuyscn, Godthwaite,
Harvey Howe, Ingalls, Jones OF Florida Jones OF No
vada Kelly, Logan, Mcmillan, Mitchell, Norton, Pat
terson, Ransom and Sicvenson-2l-
Mr.. Paddock, OF Nebraska moved 10 amend tho
order by striking all amer the word "ordered and
inserting in lieu thereof the following
That the Senate, sitting high court Of impcach-
ment, take TO hail-past O'clock tho
vote upon the question OF jurisdiction be taken at
eleven O'Clock this evening" that Senators who desire
to nc opinions IN the shall be permitted to do
before the 10th OF June next Rejected.
The motion Of Mr. Morton was further amended 10
read as follows, and a. amended agreed to-
Ordered, That the Senate proceed on Monday next,
after consideration, to vote upon the pending
and any amendment that may be proposed thereto.
THE ALASKA COMMERCIAL COMPANY.
The subcommittee OF Ways and Means have pre-
pared their report the testimony taken concerning
the Alaska Commercial Company, and the manner IN
which It obtained the lease Of fur seal Islands They
arrive at the CONCLUSION that Secretary Boutwell's
award OF the lease properly mado and should be
sustained. Tho report prepared by Messrs Fer
nando Hill and Benjamin HILL and is signed also BY
Representatives Burchard, Kelley and Chaplin, the
other members Of the subcommittee OF ave which
Quoted the investigation IL the Treasury
Department and the company in very emphatic terms
from all charges Of improper conduct fraud or mis-
management
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cARp TO THE PUBLIC.


business men usiy q the nssies
pice, very Inaccurate sold high price. and not
i,snea until long after the time had elapsed when Y
house.
last days Of juno had business ~ ruscass
'sq ns ns s old DscS who arc nov e
fed Incorporated company. appeared 70 have had
lists usually have; indeed they had good to dsy
sas to he n
And consequently the business Of this CITY
whspsvsr the paSshers * fs inc lined 20 issue f. ana
Whatever price they foit disposed to charge
majority Of the influential business city
who gave o. their induced
cy W 10 ssocs S"s o. tho eS Sunss ss
ss'ns Ss,s sss w and the ability 20 :ss0mp1 wsss
cdueacn and prae.ie. IN The computation and
sndnr gross made 81
the members aud agents OF the old City Directory hnne
New YORK Ciiy Directory was iavorsby noticed ~ shs
press n marvel book making given 70 she pub-
days s The s pnr .ssy e
more complete ard accurate and slthough much larger
,c,d reduced prize. The sn;srpFise shsssfoss.
public o. q 81, ,nS S
tsry os this y.ar nov ~ aud will BE- ssusd y
than aimed IN my Directory 81 ysar sad
names more than given IN other Dssc-
Important changes been made in she compssios
Of this volume For instance, every mans business pro
the heretofore. There arc many other equally
desirable chances The. simplify and make ths DIRECTORY
has been spared In my encavor complete aud
sS ss ss:.y .as sss :S g.;
knowledge could effect have united accomplish tins
hope that receive approval is patrons
public. submit !. ior their examination
1.}2. ia aud 10 Nassau 81
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HARVARD RACES.

BosroS, May q, 1874
The Harvard class races consisting Of single scu.
four and six Dared races on this afternoon over
the Charles River course. The water very rough,
and four out OF i've starting in the FIRST swamped
Hartman of the class of 1876, alone completed tho
course.
The Holyoke crew won both the other In the
six Dared races OF the boats sunk within zoo yards
or the finish. No timc taken.
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DR.. X. v. PiEirE. Buffalo. y. w.
DwAR SrR-Your medirines-GoLDEs MEDICAL Dfscov-
Err DIR SACKS CArARnm RKNEDr- have proved Of tho
grea.cst service Six months thought
croua manifest itscf in erupons great blotches
on head that such could nj
head combed without causing much suffering. also
ing swollen gland. tonsis enlarged enlarged or 'thck
neck and large and hume gus boiis aiso suffered from
terrible chronic catarr and IN deceased that
life burden had tried mary doctors with no
benefit finally procured oneha dozen bottles your
Golden Medical Discovery and dozen Sages Cafarrh
Remedy and commenced their At first badly dis
Outraged but alter taking four bottles Of the Discovery
began 90 improve aud when had taken the remaining
we'll In addition to the OF the Discovery applied
III pnmphct wrapping and u entirely disappeared Your
Discovery " certainly the wonderful blood medicine
invented thank uod aud you. from the depths 81
heart Tor the great good has done nc Very gracefully
MOTT medicines which are advertised - blood purifiers
and liver medicines either form
potassium and iodine variousiy combined All az these
have tendency break tho blood
pnces and drbtse and otherwise permanently njure the
human system. and should therefore be discarded DR..
PxEcxs GoLpES MEDICAL DISCOVERY. tho other hand.
benx composed OF the hud extracts Of native plants bsrks
and will Ia produce injury ts effects being
strengthening and curative only SnrsspnrA. which used
to eEoy quite reputation blood purifier u remedy
OF thirty we'll give place. II Is doing
positive and valuable vegetable alternatives
which later medical and scoycry has brought
% light In scrofuIn or kings ev whi.c swcIlings.
ulcers erysipelas sweed neck. goitre. scrofuous
hannations INDECENT inamm alton. msrcurin affections
old sores ernptions Of tho skin and eyes. all
other blood diseases. Dr. PfxRcys GOLDEN MEDICAL DIS
covFRv It's great remedial p0wers. curing
and ntractabe cases. Sold BY all dealers
medicines.
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THE PRESIDENT IN BALTIMORE


BALTIMORE, Nd, May q, 1876.
Prcsidcn: Grant, accompanied BY his son, Ulysses,
H. visited this city to-day special visit to colec-
Tor Booth who has been IN for some time at his
dencc this city The visit one OF personal friend.
ship merely and 10 congratulate the Collector his
L.. 1rnn
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FIRE IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LcUIs, May q, 1870
About seven o'clock this evening fire broke out In
the upper story Of the Anchor FIGURING Mil At the
corner OF franklin avenue and Twenty third street,
owned by tho Yacgor FIGURING Company, ana despite
the Iact that the whole lire department called
and worked desperately almost the entire property
DESTROYED.
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MINE EXPLOSION.
THIRTEEN MIN INJURED, SOME OF THEN PROB
ABLY FATALLY.

PoTrsvILLs, Pa, May II, 1870
An explosion Of sulphur took place In the Phoenix
PARK Cocry No. 2 this morning, caused, IS alleged
By exposed lamp being used the locality As lar as
can be learned this thirteen men were In urcd
and although they were all promptly removed her
homes and medical attendance procured II Is believed
that three OF tncm named respectively Tai Williams,
John Damcr and Thomas Cavanagh, recover. A.
ths the rst accident ~ the coery this season
created an unusual sxctssment and much confusion.
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WISCONSIN CROOKED wHIsKEY.


MILWAUKEE Nay q. 1ss6
CoEkliue, tho cx-rcvcnue agent today received
subpoena from the Congressional whsKcy Investigating
Committee 10 attend Washington forthwith but he
sawed Oh his departure by scIcRrAphing He is here
awaiting action by Dixon 4 Mckinney, government
counsel IN We pending whiskey cases, and has gone
hone awaiting reply from Washington.
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GERMAN Y.

SALzBURG, May q, 1870
The Cathedral Chapter to-day elected Abbot Elder
Archbishop Of this diocese
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YALE RACES.
NEW HAVEN. Con

NEW HAVEN. Conn, May %, 1876
Al the Yale summer races to-day the barge was
won by tho Freshmen crew in i3m 2os&s, pair oar by
Kennedy and Kellogg in I'M a as, and single scu By
" 81 Hetcalf OF the law school, in I'm. LIS.
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DENMARK.

THE CROWN PRINCE ILL-RoMAN FEVER.
LONDON, May 81, 1870
special despatch to the Pail Nall Gdsenc from
Copenhagen says Prince Frederick, Grown Prince Of
Denmark 10 III, and It Is feared that be and the King
Of Greece contracted fever at Rome.
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YELLOW FEVER.


81. JONI, N. B., Nay p, 1876
Tho schooner Adgara, nity six days from Rio a.
neiro has arrived, having two OF her crew BY
yellow fever She peports The deaths by the fever a.
kIo Janciro average from so TO 100 daily
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TEE wrArHrn YEsrrnpAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twcnty-iour hours, In
parison with the corresponding date Of last year.
indicated BY the thermometer At Hudnuts pharmacy,
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EGYPT.

THE ENGLISH FINANCIAL COMMISSIONER I'M
BARKs ron HOME.
LONDON, May 27, 1870
A telegram from Alexandria reports that Mr.. Rivers
Wilson sailed to-day on hrs return 10 England