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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General Albert J. Myer, Chief Signal oHncer, United
States Army; william. L. Scott, OF Erie, Pa, and II.
: McComb, OF Delaware arc at the Fifth Avenue.
Jay Cooke, Of Philadelphia; Ex-Governor henry u.
Cooke, OF the District OF Columbia, and Senators Ira
Davenport, OF Bath, and S. H. Wcndover, OF stuyye.
SAINT, n ". At the St James Charles +. +. Adam,
or the British Legation at Washington, is at the Ev-
erct. II. b. Hurlbut, President Of the Indianapolis
and St Louis Railroad Company, is at tho Windsor.
Professor J. III. Rice, OF the United States Naval
Academy. Is at tho Union Square. Charles Santiey,
tho English baritone, ana Franklin SimmonS the
sculptor, tho Hoffman Judge Amasa J. Parker,
Of Albany and Captain Cook, OF tho steamship Russia.
are at the Brevoort Com ma ndvr Hollmann, OF Inc
German corvette Medusa, and Rev. DR.. Barten, OF
Norfolk, Va, are at the Coleman. +. q. Bailey, OF
Concord, n. H.. ID at tho st. Nicholas General j. A.
buchanan, United States Army, IS At the Rossmore.
Edmund Burke, OF Now Hampshire. Is al tho Park
Avenue.
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ORDINATIONS.

ALLKGASY, N ", June rs, 1873
The solemn ordinances OF ordination according 10
the Roman Pontncal was held IN ST. Bonavcnture's
Chapel on the go, Gath and 25h insts Right Rev. 5
" Ryan, Bishop OF Buffalo, was the ordaning bishop
The following are tho names OF the gentlemen or
dained:-Rev Bernard J. henry, Diocese Of Dubuque
Rev James OR. Sheridan, Diocese Of Hartford; Rev.
L. w. Brennan, Archdiocese OF New York, and Rev.
Y. NJ. smith, Archdiocese OF San Francisco. were
daiued priests.
Rev. William !. Kenny, Diocese Of 81 Augustine;
Rev. William OR. Sheridan aud Rev. Micnacl j.
Donohoc, Diocese OF Hartford; Rev. NJ. r. Curran,
Diocese oil Springfield, aud Rev. Robert Fullerton,
Diocese Of Mobile, we're ordained subdeacous
Fra Aioysius =. Stanton, .. y. r.; Fra Bsrnadine
N. McCsbc, q. > Fra Joseph ,. Butler. o. s. \.
Fra Joachim J. Molloy, q. s. y. Fra AngsIus A.
U'Connor, y. y f.; Fra Pstrus J. Kelly, o. 3. y. (;
Fra Joannes Roser, q. ). r., ana Mr.. l.. II. Burns,
minor orders
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FIRE IN IIoHTH AVENUE,

lre occurred last night on tbs top floor Of tho
ttrce story brick building No. 23l Eighth avenue Inc
building Is occupied by Daniel samucls as a millinery
store and for dwelng purposes. The stock and iur-
niturc damaged 81 500 Tho adjoining bu iiding
No. 3lis occupied as a jewelry store by Nathan
s. Brown, was damaged by water 81 800. rho two
story frame dwelling house No. 3o2 West twenty
second street was also lightly damaged The above
property is owned by Winfield H. fucker. During
tho progress Of the hre Frances Tucker, colorcd
woman, takon IRON one o: tho burning build
by Officer Thcmss she was removed TO No. 3l2 West
Twenty rst street, whero she died IRON the effects OF
fright Her child, tour years OF age, was rescued
with nor, but unipjured. Mary 0Bricn oil No. 231
Eighth avenue, jumped from tue TN ri story window
10 the rear extension but escaped being injured
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coUNTERFEIrERs DETECTED.
AN EXTENSIVE GANG ~ EASTERN PENSsYLs
vASIA TO BE BROKEN UP.

AN EXTENSIVE GANG ~ EASTERN PENSsYLS
vASIA TO BE BROKEN Up
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
READING, Juur %. 1878.
gang Of counterieiters, who have been operating
In Eastern Pennsylvania Tor .ong time, has
just been broken up through the efforts OF Detective
Cherrington. A large number OF backwoods farmers
have been swinded and the operations viii
probably cover about $4,000 In BerkB. Lebanon
aud Lancaster counties. jacob 5. Werner, alleged
escaped member OF the gaug, was tracked ~
far West Peoria, ILL.,, and IS now his
way st In charge OF detective. He was arrested
oniy for dealing In bogus gfesbbacks, but also Tor
forgery HIS operations IN forging the names oil
farmers SAID be heavy, aud al least thirteen
different charges have been maze against him.
Aman giving his name rs l.. Potter Was to-day COM
nitcd to jail IN default OF BAH on the charge OF be-
Ing dealer in worthless groenbacks Two Other
men, named Shafcf aud Eyrich, were also arrested
tho same charge ana recent revelations
threaten the arrest OF quite number
OF persons charged with dealing Ia she
counterfeit Ave dollar uotes the Bank Of Hanover.
George L. kcrsncr clerk IN the Proth onotary Office
this city, has also been arrested and placed under
bail charged with beng member Of the pool that
bought large amounts and assisted IN placing them IN
circulation. lie denies the charge AMI says ne knows
nothing about The officials state that about
twenty people, many who have heretofore enjoyed
excellent rcpu,ations are more or less concerned ana
will ba
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THE HOSTILE BANNOCKS.

REPORTED RATTLE LAST SUNDAY ON CURRY
CREEK-CoLoNEL ROBBINS AND two SOL
prErs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HURRIED
FORWARD TO SUPPORT COLONEL BERNARD
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June %, 1878.
A Silver Ci,v despatcb renor,s Tim, Tho advance
troops OF General Howard attacked the hostiles on
SUNDAY last iorty-hve miles from Fort harney. Gap
,o,, Rornora NJ ,ho .av.,.v ho.o no hr,n, ~ ,ha
''
engagement The battle took place at Curry Creek.
REINFoRcEAENrs ORDERED UP.
caroro, pow.ra no. sn, a, ,ho ..oons ros.,h,o a
~ o"Au A"s s0n' an sAo HooP' p0ss'o -
the front
THE KILLED.
Colonel Robbins and two soldiers were killed.
-
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CONGREGATIONS.
DESTRUCTION OF LARGE PORTION OF YER
MONT MANUFACTURING VILLAGE.

DESTRUCTION OF A LARGE PORTION OF YER
MONT MANUFACTURING VILLAGE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEgALD.1
SPRINGFIELD. w., June %, 1873
Aterribe fire has been raging here, destroying
great part OF the business portion Of Springfield.
About seven O'Clock the fire was discovered In the
second story OF the wood shop Of tho Vermont
Novelty Works By Waterman, It being
in u pnd Of sawdust underneath a planning
machine, and Is believed to have been
caused by spontaneous combustion. Before tho
watchman could more than get out Of the building
the lire had spread through the ontre ROOM and be-
fore the fire department could respond to tho alarm
It had spread to tho paint shop and 1t was
evident that the buildings were doomed. Aid was
tec2raphed for from Charlssto.n and Chester, both
machines arriving too late to be OF much service. Tho
works wero running IN thor full capacity, 100 hands
being employed Tho loss will be about $15, 900
and the Insurance about $50, 000 distributed
in Tho following companies .LondCn Assurance, North
Americsu; Continental, OF Now YORK; Con-
necticui, Hartford; Royal Canadian Mon
trcal; Lancashire, Of England; Royal, of Eng
land ST. Joseph. 81 Louis Mllviile. nj Nav YORK
Roger Williams two pocies), Hudson, Faneuil Hal,
Albany Fire Association Of Philadelphia, Farmers
Mutual of Montpelier. North British, Springfield,
Massachuset Windsor County, Fitchourg, American
Central aud Alliance
The heut was intense that several buildings and
the covered bridges caught 1re. All the stock and
buildings were consumed. Tho teams saved.
Ten thousand dollars insurance hal been taken of
but short tine before. Several persons over
BY The ncat aud injured, but none fatally. The
lrc now Is under control
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GREAT BOILER EXPLOSION.

HARnrsBuRG. Pa. June 20, 1873.
-Four large boilers Ia the puddle mills OF tho chcsa-
peaks Nail Works exploded between thrce and iour
O'Clock this morning with trench force. Tho
mill almost entirely demolished. Chambers
Bowermaster. q foreman, was horribly mangled ana
instantly killed. Henry Ncis, John Hess, George
Frank aud John hetriek wore badly scaided
and injured by tho nyng debris One Of
the bollcrs earned adjacent
mill, sixtynve feet In height aud landed In q field
about three hundred apd nny feet from the scene
OF tho explosion. Another was blown ihrouah tho
top OF the mill into brick warehouse. A third was
carried into anotner warehouse badly damaging tho
building; and the fourth boiler was entirely torn TO
pieces. The loss Is estimated A. from STA 900 70
$4,000.
The Nail and Plato MN was but slightly damaged
and operations DO resumed IN these apartments
In a ten days. NO cause eau DO assigned for
the accident
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cuss TIE questions OF the navigation Of the Danube,
In which patter England has rights by treaty.
lei The English government reserve TO themselves
to discuss In Congress all questions relative TO
the straits. But the Russian Ambassador al Londres
takes cognzauce OF tho verbal communication which
he has made to the Principal Secretary Of State that
Is 20 say. the Imperial Cabinet STAINS by the declar
alton OF Lord Derby OF the 9th May, 1877, and
notably
"rhe existing arrangements made under European
sanction, which regulate the navigation oil the Bos-
nhorus and the Dardaneiles, appear 10 them tine
British govcrnmenD wise aud saiutary, and there
would be, in their judgment, serious objections 10
their alteration in any material particular"
And the Russian tienpotentiary will insist at the
Congress on the status quo.
IN The English government will address to HIS
Majesty The sultan n request to promise Europe TO
protect equally on Mount Athos the monks OF other
nationalitcs. SCH0UVALOFF.s
SALISBURY
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OUTLAWS IN INDIANA.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, juno IS, 1873.
OwcnsvIlle Gibson county, has OF late been the
scone OF several terrible conflicts between outlaws
and citizens, the last occurring last night The at
tempt was made upon the LIE OF Andrew G. Mont.
gomery, who has taken prominent part In ex-
posing and bringing 70 punishment members of
the lawless band. Mr. Montgomery had been IN
OwensvIlie, ana was returning TO his farm when he
was attacked by several masked men, He was armed
and succeeded In wouuding one OF his assailapts A
dozen bullets entered Mr.. Aiontgomcry's clothing,
ana ono Of them graZed his hip. the only wound he
received. Tho whole neiehborhood Is aroused and
hundred men are now securing the country in search
nj ha tiaws
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT..
OFFICE oF TnE CniKf SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsniSoroS, June 2G--l2 80 A. NJ
Indications
For Wednesday In the South and Middle Atlantic
States, stationary barometer, slightly warmer clear
weather ana westerly winds Will prevail.
IFor the Gulf States, Tennessee thc Ohio Valley,
falling barometer, southcrly winds, warmer partly
cloudy weather occasional rains, and followed tho
southwest by cooler northcrly winds.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val.
Ieys, rising barometer, cooler northwest winds and
clcar or partly cloudy weather.
For the lake region, eas,erly, vccring 10 soubery
winds, risng, followed by falling barometer, cloudy
weather, numerous rains, and warmer, followed b;
cooler temperature
For New England, westerly winds. cooler. clear or
partly cloudy weather and rising barometer.
Tho rivers will continue TO TALL very slowly.
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INTENSIVE FIRE ~ MIMI sofa.

ST. PAUL Juno Is. 1878.
A destructive 1rc occurred In Faribault. In this
State, early this morning. II spread over the prin
cipai business part OF tho city. comprising
nearly all the buildings on Maiu and
Elm streets, between Second and Third
streets. The principal buildings burned we're
tho citizens Bank, tho First National Bank, OBricn
Brothers. boot shoe store, Parshali IL Whippc's
book store, Hamiin's grocery LDbs ssiou
house, ). T. Wallis hardware store Earring Il Cava-
naghs hardware store Crocker Brothers drug store
and several smaller BUILDINGS and offices. The losses
will probably exceed 500, 900
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

ANNUAL CRUISE CT THE CADET ENGINEERS
NAVY YARD CHANGE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK Va, Juno 70, 1873
The United Statos steamer Maynower, Lieutenant
Commander Allan ID. Brown commanding, arrived at
Navy Yard to-day with the cadet engineers Of tho
Naval Academy on their an huai summer cruise. Tho
ship will lake on stores and and leave
morrow Tor down the coast
Colonel James forney, commanding tho marine bar
racks at the Gosport Navy Yard received orders to.
day assigning him to League Island.
Assistant secretary OF tho Navy John w. Hogg Is
goiouinipo hero.
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SPEAKER RANDALL'S STATEMENT

LEWISTON Me-. Juno %, 1878.
Row. DR.. Cheney Informs reporter OF the Journal
that he distinctly remembers meeting speaker Ran
dali on u steamer on the way from WASN'T gton to
Richmond, Va, on tho day before Lncon's nssassna-
tion and that the day after Lincolus assassination
Randall came from Richmond to Petersburg, when
Cheac again converscd with him aud informed him
OF Lincoln 5 assassination, thus confirming kandais
denial OF the Wash ington dinner parry story.
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ORDERED TO THE CONSTELLATION.

WARRINGTON, juno 70. 1878
Cadet Midshipman d. C. DENTS ordered to the Tren-
tor. COMMANDER Henry L. Morrison 10 detached from
the Naval Academy and ordered 10 command the Con-
steIiaton on her arrival The following are also or
dered to tho Constellation: -1icutenant Com ders
G. " Greeley las executlve) and Thomas J. Tran !;
Licutenants William II. Emery and X. Z. Derby
Masters II, A. kittenhousc, George L Dyer. Aaron
Ward and william r. Clsson Ensign A. Q. Hodgdon,
Chaplain X. HUDSON; Boatswsn e. T. Hawkins and
Gunner X. Summers, all OF whom arc detached from
sha Nnvu nj
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THE MILITARY ACADEMY.

WEST PoiSr ~ ". Juno %, 1873
Out Of 101 applicants for admission TO the Military
Academy only twenty seven were rejected, which IL
an unusually small proportion. Tho rejected appii.
cants lett for homo tonight
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ELEVATOR ACCIDENT.

Tho elevator In the Erening Express Building fell
suddenly yesterday afternoon about i've O'clock from
the attn to the nrst door Fortunately no one was
in II but the boy charge, who saved his life by cling
Ing to the rope with both hands, thus being carried
to the top OF the and failing only from thence 10
the floor OF the elevator when II struck.
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AcKLEN WISHES TO INvLsTIGArE- THE ORIG
INAL ASSERTION AS COMING FROM GENERAL
RossEa REITERATED.
BY TELEGEAPH TO THE HERALD
WAsniyGIoS, Juno 70, 1873.
A private telegram from Congressman Ackien says
that he is his way back TO Washington, and he IS
expected here uext Friday. Ho CONES to investigate
the reports which have been circulating III his All
sencc, and to reiute them as Tar AS they are false.
LADY uMSJuRED
Tho relatives Of tho lady who was with
him on the night oil inc affair In tho restaurant
say they have satisfied themselves that
offered insult.
KossRRs STATEMENT.
On the other hand, tue persons with whom General
Rosscr converted hero before lett Tor 81. Paul repeat
OF tho affair at first gwen Ny tho press and
winch they say they got IRON his lips-viz, that hc.
General Rosscr, whether warranted or not by the nc
tual circumstances OF the case, forced his way into
the apartment occupied by Congressman Acklen for
the purpose oil anordiDg help 10 lady IN apparent
diStTcsA
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AN IOWA TOWN DESTROYED.

CINCINNATI ONO, juno %. 1878.
A special despatch says that a nro in Loudon,
Gear county, Iowa. destroyed nearly all the business
hou that place. Tho loss Is estimated NJ IRON
$4,000 TO 100000; partially insured.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes In the
temperature tor the past twenty -foar hours 10 com
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. as
Indicated by the thcrm ometsr al Hudnuts pharmacy
HERALD Building, No. 2ls Btoadway.-
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WHAT RossEa's FRIENDS SAY.

Sr. PAUL, Num-, Juno 70, 1873.
Persons In General Rosser's home (MinDeapois),
who claim 10 speak for him, In reply to Mr. Acklen's
card nnrm the less sensational version OF tho aiar
In the Washington restaurant which represents that
AcKlcn retired whom discovered without waiting to DO
al
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A.-sELZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL wArKL a. srEPHASi CO. ~ New st.. sole
Uni nrlrra
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APOLLISARI3
NATURAL
MINERAL WATER
HIGHLY EFFERvEsCEST.

Approved by the Academic Medicine Of Pr Ancs,
it, sale In France authorized BY special ordsr Vt tbs
french government.
Recomendedby tho hiSncs. medical authorities Ia Nsv
York
n great relief for ssasic kness."
"A delightful beverage
..far SUPERIOR 70 yichy sel,se. or any other"
'Most grateful and retire Ing"
absolutely pure and wholssome superior to all FOX
daily from all the objections CrotOa
and artihcislly acrated waters"
''Imprrgnacd only with its gas"
Useful anu very agree able
icalthiu and we'll suited for dyspepsia aud Of
acute disease"
Mildly antaeld agrees we'll with dy,pspses and whore
by far the agreeable alone mixed With wias
useful In cztsrrhs OF sch b adder goat"
Not only - luxury but n necessity"
To be had of ali Wine Merchants Grocers Druggists and
Mineral alter Dealers throughout Unl:sd stsss xnl
Wholesale OF
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THE ACKLEN-ROSsER SCANDAL.

MIR. ACKLEN COMING NORTH FOR AN INvEsTI-
CATION --BossER DENIES HAVING MADE ANY
INJURIOUS STATEMENT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEW ORLEANS. Juno 25, 1878
Congressman J. II. Acklcn lslt here Tor Washington
thls evening. He has received reply IRON General
Rosser denying attack made ON him and saying he
had made any statement to the National Rpab-
ican Mr. AcKlcn says that he believes tno hole affair
originated with republican cnsmes IN mis- district
lns HERALD account which was received hero to-day
created considerable comment, and Acklcn frionds
think nc ought to demand somo kind Of an inyestga-
ton, SO that the facts can como out
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50 PEARL OR MIXED DERBY, 81 %
MAcEIsAws. 81 ~. worth 3D. - New Church ~. up
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hNtfaHe yestefuny ....s....s..s.....
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
last ycar......... ........................... !
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New York.
Every genuine bottle bears tho registered fkLLoW
'XPoLLiSARIs COMPANY tLIxrrED), LONDON
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VIEW FINE AnT MAGAZINE.
TnE MAGAZINE OF ART for June.

TUE MAGAZINE OF ART for June
No. now ready.
- per year. Single numbers, IS eenta
CAssELL. pETrER a GALPfN
btJ Broadway. New York
I'm True AND FALSE PRosrRArfUN.-NEW EDf.
Otou OF the Philosophy of Marriage. Address SECRE-
IAkf. Museum OF Anatomy, els broadway. New York.
frec 25c stamps.
rCuE PUBLIcs HON OF THE wOMANs PkIxsR Il
i delayed until JuiyG
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Algeria, for Queenstown and Liysr
pool, and Canada, for Havrc will sail from this port
on Wednesday.
The malls for Europe will close at tho Post Once at
eleven A. ~, and for France direct nj twelve
o'clock ~
The NEw YORK HERALD-Edition Tor Europe-wiu
be ready ut hali.past eight o'clock in tho morning.
Single copies, In wrappers Tor mailing, six cents
WASH THE SCALP WITH GLENN'S SULPHUR
So o remove dandr uf aud scald head.
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ALL RUPrURED SUFFERERS FIND IMMEDL
aud astonishing relief from the NirroR TRUSS 3Nssey
81 lAstor IIousel. Pressure Adjustable.
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FREDERICK Dr. barry 1 60


Nos. Al and Is Warren st.,
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uaIly became weaker She retained consciousness and
conversed with her parents and King Al:onso who
Is deeply Affected. There was 10 have been grand
celebration of the Queens eighteenth birthday on
Monday. Great greet and sympathy expressed
throughout the city. Masses said every hour in
the churches. Bulletins arc issued to the people
every three hours"
NOT ALTOGETHER HOPELESS.
A later despatch from Madrid, dated last evening.
says that the conation OF Queen Mercedes is su
rious. but she passed quiet night No fresh honor
rhage has occurred and tho ply have lost
all hope
COMPLETING TUE GoTHARD RAILWAY.
The Swiss Federal Council has resolved TO present
10 the Chambers project for national subsidy OF
$500 000L ISL 800 000) 10 the ST. Gothard Railway
Company. Tho remaining l. 500. 000r required for
the completion OF the road Will DO provided by the
Northern Central Railway Company. BY this ar
rangement the call on individual cantons which
have heretofore shown reluctance to contribute
will be avoided but II the Chambers accept tho pro-
ject 1t must be submitted TO popular vote.
GREAT PARTISAN rETE
Extensive arrangements making at Paris for the
grand festival In honor OF the Exposition next Sunday
The official programme provides Tor decorations illu
minatlons triumphal arches, fireworks ana orchestral
and choral music in each basement; monster
orchestral and choral fete in tho gardens Of the
Tuileries; special fireworks in the evening In the
Place du Tr0ne. Place d'ltaie and the Butte Mont-
matre; grand torchlight procession, with electric
lights ana fambeaux ana fireworks, through the
Bots de Bouogre and Champs Eysecs to the Gardens
OF the Tuilcrics. The display will be especially
splendid the lakes in tho Bois dc Boulogne. Quo
hundred illuminated boats will move about on the
lakes until midnight, and there will DO four brass
bands on boats playing at different points, while
around the shores there will be displays OF pyro-
technics
A PLEASANT DAY.
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VIEW PUBLICATIONS.

l,ArnErEnIsM AND INFECTIONS IN'rU fnE BLAI
Oder do the diseases which necesate them
bot the Asahei mado OF Cod Natural Mineral spring
Water the aud oldest References the
hrst citizens In the country in DR. HEATHs pamphlets
Depot ri Broadway. New York.
NfAN's MISSION on EARTH-A THOROUGH MEDf.
M cal tresss indicating how confirmed disabilities
be rcnovsd The experiences Of twenty years study 10
ssfvaon professional practice. showing tho
that will insure restored manhood siren xttsned
and sound of health nave Impaired BY
powers statement 81 obstacles to carriage
and OF the means by when they be REMOVED By mail
23c. currency postage Address
scum Ansomy aud science III 100 broadway. New York
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MANHATTAN REACH-rHE FINEST BEACH;

FRED V. RusHToN's NEW REMEDY srOP3
all pain from alga aud he adaches. 3j Union
Also by drug .ists.