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camo 70 the Senate last evening no was with
Gen. Gordon. Both gentlemen expected to leave
Washington this morning for the South. AZ
o'clock this morning Gen. Gordon went from the
Capitol 10 his residence TO inform Mrs. Gordon
that their journey would have to be postponed
Justly treated by Mr.. Conkling. replied as he
thought best There Is every reason. 50 all the
Democratic Senators say. to believe that Mr.
about the Levee bill to apply to Mr. Lamar and
no one else. He had been overheard. on tho
earier In the evening. 20 speak dlsparagingly
Senator Cockrin occupied the Presidents
with great decision but was utterly powerless to
prevent the utteranco OF the offensive .epithets.
riiI said tbat fbe scene occurred oniy bv The
merest chance. Previous TO Mr.. ConklinR's
speech Mr.. Lamar had gone to Mr.. Cockrill
in order that he might explain the reasons
which led him TO oppose motions made by Re-
Se mornns Mr. cocG pqomsed to reooR
nize him, but Mr. ConklinR. being moro vigil
liant. secured the attention OF the President
the difficulty would probably not have occurred.
The Republican, are divided In their. opinion
tain that tho Administration wing Of the party
were not pleased with the sort of fight Conk-
ling and Blaine have made against the Appro-
and no concealment. that 1t is only anattempt to
place Mr.; Hayes IN position where he will APP
pehT M nNNlnR Deen COefceu INTO NeIDl0k tne
bills. or by not votoing them TO have backed
down. These men rather enjoy the occurrence
Of last night and approve the course OF Lamar.
There was much interest manifested to-day
ne to the probable result OF last nights dispute.
Tho expectation that there even might be a
duel was not entertained by Southern men.
Some Northern men thought there might be an
encounter, as they could see no honorable way
out OF the trouble except by an apology mutual
explanations. or a fight
The Senate remained in session. all night and
ut an early hour this morning visitors entered
the galleries in unusual numbers. Mr. Conk-
ling was in his seat looking model OF comfort
and good humor, compared with some OF his
associates. Senator Lamar came In about noon.
after having enjoyed a short nap. seeming TO
DO improved In health and yigor by the excite
ment Of the previous night. The spectators
commented on the appearance OF tho two men,
specialized ms to the probable action OF the in
suited Senator and wondered how the trouble
could have originated.
The Senate adjourned about 81 o'clock this
afternoon, and there was much anxiety by
spectators In tho galleries TO see when Conk-
ling and Lamar would leave tho chamber and
whether they were likely TO encounter each
other afterward. ConklinR gathered up his pa:
pers as usual, and went to the cloak room and
thence from the Capitol. Lamar talked for a
fow moments ut his desk with three or four
friends, and then went out.
The fllihustering ended In agreement to de-
bate the bill to-day, and take vote at O'Clock
this evening.
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Hanging Himself Three Times.

James Armstrong. driver Of 945 West Six
centh street. among the prisoners In Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court yesterday morning. His clothing
showed signs OF prolonged debauch, and he in a
nervous uemor from excessive drinking. Justice Nor
gan committed him for month. and ordered him to
be lodged in the court prison While making his rounds
last evening Keeper lie Fayre found Armstrong hanging
from his cell door by strips Of sheetng taken from his
bed lie cut down.
An hour later Armstrong was again discovered hanging
In the way. lie had torn on his shirt sleeves b
make n rome with lie insensiblc and was resusci.
taed with difficulty. and replaced In the cell third
time he hanged himself with a whip lash that he had
concc Aled in his clothing fastening the
about his neck he had attached the other end to the top
the door and thrown himself heavily downward The
attendants enabled 10 restore him TO consciousness
and he taken TO Bellevue Hospital In ambulance,
There IA little chance OF his recovery.
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yEsroY,s WONDERFUL WALK.
Leaving Brown Far Behind. aud Making the
Hest Time Record.

LONDON. June l9.-The interest In the in
ternatonal pedestrian match in Agricultural
Hall for the Ashley Championship Belt to-day,
became more intense than 1t had hith "rto been.
in consequence OF an unexpected change in the
tide OF tho contest. Weston went ahead OF
Brown. his only remaining competitor, and he
has held the lead throughout the day. The
Americans. who were present In considerable
numbers loudly cheered Weston when he took
the lead. and they are In jubllant mood over
what they regard as a triumph already as good
as won by the American.
Ats o'clock this morning Brown had scored
9ls miles 10 westons 3l9. He retired for three
hours during which Weston continued walk
ing. The betting was lively. 2 to being offered
on Brown. and in some instances larger, odds.
Weston seemed to have been Infused with new
strength, and he ran two miles with hardly a
break. Brown showed signs OF weakness. His
hackers began to be anxious about his condi-
ton. At i0A he retired from the track. having
covered 346 miles and laps. He was looking
very badly. Shortly after ii Weston completed
the distance covered by Brown. and continued
A shout from the crowd wns sent up when
Weston took the lead. His record was the best
pleased at tho enth usiasm shown for him. He
was walkIng in good form Many H w were YER,
Completed $50 miles. and Brown 1853.
At3A o'clock Brown was walking very slowly
and was wearing on his knoe an eleclrlc sup
porter The score then was Weston. S6l miles,
Brown 356h. Weston was still going around
at a strong gait. He said that this would be his
last walk In England, and that he would try to
cover $50 miles In the six days.
Weston had covered 1854 miles at O'Clock
and Browns score was six miles less. Brown
bad retired for rest fifteen minutes previously
The band played Coming Thro' the Rye" and
Weston still continued on his rounds. walking
with n brisk step. spurred on by the ringing
cheers OF the enthusiastic Americans. BROWNS
knee caused him TO frequently disappear from
the track. At o'clock he had scored only 36OA
miles to Weston's $685.. At o'clock Weston
was resting on his 3G9th mile and Brown had
not added TO his score as previously given
The Englishmans, physician vas summoned
| Sporting men. without regard to nationality
| were then Offering odds on Weston.
| At 4 o'clock in the evening Weston had GOV
| cred 974 miles. In the two hours preceding h'
made only five milee; but in the next two hour
| no Increased his gait and brought ~ his score
| to $50. scoring eleven miles In the two hours
| Brown remained of from tho track viii 10 Yves
| ton was getting this lead. the formers scor'
| standing nj $50 niles.
LONDON, June 20.-At 8 o'clock this morning
tho score In tho walking match was: Weston
| 800; Brown. 1854
Sir John Ashley has waRered Weston $500 Il
fl00 that Weston will not cover $50 miles in tn
| six days
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oss city shipping extras eaooess 49, Southern bakers
and family brands IS 25a8 10 Southern shipping extras
st25@f4s5. Rye nour, superdne, 81 iQsf3.40 . Corn
- S. wheatieed y ton. St2asiG; rye feed. si4asi5
sumption; inidding upands ~ 5.i0c sales 9O4 hncs
~ for August T. dc for September ii47c for OctO
ber lie for November O3c. for December andl1O0c
for January. Sales i2t 800 bales
PRovisIoNs-POrk was higher and arm; sales on tho
spot $50 bbls $40 30; Old quoted e. So for f
ture delivery sales $50 bbs July at $40 % and August
atsIO35 Bacon quiet but frm NJ s. DC for long clear
Cut meats quiet hut steady sales $50 ties = hams ~
9iOc. 900 picked hams 120i3 ms, 91sc : 500 do
shoulders 4la5c. Beet quiet Lard arm at n slight nd
vance; on the SPOT sales GO prime city, Soc; do
Weste m 42Ic for future delivery sales fOOO tcs
June 842sc. july 6.47tSs8 5Oc.i August. SOC sep
tcmber, 6O90 e2jsc. refined for the Continent 677sc
Dressed hogs fairly active and firm at 5A@lsc, latter
Tor pigs Butter aud cheese week and quiet Eggs steady
at i3al0c. for fresh.
GRiiN-wheat was i@ikc lower and quiet on the spot
but fairly active for future sales $1,000 bush AZ Sc
Tor No. spring, giSs9lc. for No. do SiOi for No
spring e. ibepfl 1914 for No red, 81 No white
s Lfi rs for No red for July, SiQ3Sl 90 for do
for August 81 i2asi 2sf for No white for July sln9
~ ny for No spring for July and 81 II for No amber
for July Rye dull at 6565c. for state and 65c for
Canada Oats moderately active and about steady
sales 81 coo bush. 36hS3e9c for mixed. aud STAG
4iAc for white; No mixed, 3se3s}ac.. aud do white,
3oc Corn lower and fairly active sales bush,
including steamer at 42atS43c. No 2do 43@43ac un.
graded 30lsa41&c and 43c for No for June, 431a q
l3A,c do, july and fJ1sc. for do for August
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QUARANTINE QUARRELS.
The Action OF the National Bonrd Of Health
10 be OverhauIed By Congress.

WASHINGTON. June ia resolution will DO
introduced in tho House tomorrow directing the Com
mttee Epidemic Diseases to investigate and report
upon the action Of the National Board Of Health and the
advisory board Of engineer officers appointed by the de
faco Secretary OF the Navy In relation TO the selection
Of plan for disinfectng apparatus and ships as pro,
yiied under recent act Of Congress. The Board OF
Health the recommendation VI the advisory Board
Of Engineers, decided to adont what Is known as the
Gamgec method II II charged that the uamgee method
is fraud Afdays have been filed by persons who en-;
tered into on with 0amgee before tho Board of
Health. The United States Reirigcratng Company Of
New York claim that Gamgee is infringing npOn their
patents The DcamRfr Iron Company Of New York
have nled claim for s. 90 against Gangee The Della.
mater Company built machine for Gamgee which upon
die tests found TO be worthless The COM
pany seized the machine, and 0amgeo has not paid them
forh mil
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No dictionaries no "chromosn no solid silver
SPOONS but the Invaluable boon Of good health the
matches premium offered and guaranteed to ali ladies
that suffer with those aggrayaung diseases and weak
peculiar 10 their II DR. Perces Favorite Pre-
scnpuon be used directed. Ladies' submit yourselves
longer the the knife and chustic Tile Favor
tie Prescription has rcVnuionLed that branch Of medi-
cal practice. and wrought your complete emancipation
from the prOtrActed pain aud suffering 0f the past
Ktllmorc, Ind. March ~, 1873
Dr. r. Perce-Dcnr Sir Your Favorte Prescription
has estOTed me 70 perfect health.
Yours truly, GRACE CnoATK
422 Eutaw S., Baltimore, Nd, June 10, 1873
DR. n V. Pierce Buffalo. \. Y;
Dear Sir Nv wife hopeless Invalid for nearly 20
years Your favoriie Prescription has cured her.
Thankfully yours, II. r. MCCAY.-Adr
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DueIling with whips.

Oflcers Carroll and Murphy were standing
the east drive. in Central Park, yesterday. and
Mr. Ernest Gaber the plano dealer Of iSi East Sew
eniy-nrst street. driving at rapid rate. minute
later Mr. John Muane the tea merchanto Of Thirty nrst
street followed Mr.. Mulane gained rapidly
upon Mr. Gablcr, and as the horses came
neck " mock Mr. Mulane, holding his reins
by hand from his seat and dashed Mr. Gablcr
with his whip Mr. Gahlcr Immediately stopped his
horse and Mr. Mulane turned round TO renew the at
tack Mr. Gablef raised his whip, and the gentlemen In.
dulgcd In a whip duel Onicers Carroll and Murphy ar
rested them Mr.. 0abler was locked up charge Of
fast driving and Mr.. Mulane a charge Of assault
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Henry A. I.lnthlcum. son OF the we'll known
tailor OF that who died recently, took arsenic yes
erdav In the Brevoort Place Hotel In East Tenth street
cdy pronounced his recovery hopeless To reporter
he said that he took the mic by mistake tor
hut the said o. be for tce wing that he
tended 20 commit suicide His fathers estate. which
time estimated at large sum. proved 60 he
hardly enough TO the liabilities AMI Young Linthi
cum WAS involved in divorce litigation with his wife
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BEcKER-wATsoN- On Tuesday. Jane II, at the
residence Of The brides brother Henry shelton ESQ., by
the Rev Lea uquer George Ferdinand Becker Of Berke
ley CAL to Alice Theodora daughter Of Dr. A. Watson
Of Dire sden SaNony.
CARDELLE-EksTMAN-on Thursday. June H. by
the Rev a. Johnston At the residence Of the trdes
mother Mrs NJ J. billiard Rutland. Vt. Mr. Charles r.
Cardclle Of Middebury, Vt. TO Frances " Eastman
daughter Of the late A. ". Eastman OF Brooklyn, n Y
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tuesday, June II. at
St AIMS Church, by the rector, the Rev. Thomas
GAlaudct, - D. Aaron II. Carpenter TO Adelaide daugh
ter Of the late Edward II. Nelson.
CRYDER-OGDEN. On June II. At Grace Church. by
the Rev DR. Potter Duncan Cryder 10 Elizabeth Calen-
der daughter Of the late Edward ogden
DEN AREST-VAN DuSER-On Monday. June 10 bv
the Rev. Thomas ~ SIN william q Demarcst u Mary
Regina shannon, daughter Of the late william J. Van
Duscr. all Of this city.
osBoRNE-BROwN-AtH bingham. Mass June u, in
the Third Unitarian Church by the Rev Henry A. Mills,
u D. Gen Francis A. osborne Of BOSTON 20 Miss Emily
l.. Brown, daughter Of Thomas 7. Brown, ESD, Of
bingham.
PERRY-sHEPARD- On Wednesday. June 4, at the
residence OF Charles H. shepard Mayerley. n " by the
Rev James ST. Plat Of Bath. n Y, Theodore Perry II
New York 70 Miss Corneia daughter OF the late job
Shepard Of Wavcrley.
RSAN-TIsDALE.-In Philadelphia. Pa. june 7. by
the Rev. u. II Latrobe James Ryan OF New York 70
Miss Irene T., risdalc Of Plns dclphia.
VALENrlNE-COONEY-ln Oakland, Cal, June 8, by
the Rev John Mcier At the church OF the Immaculate
Conception John b. Valentine TO Elizabeth A. Cooney.
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Hazards Graham Farina twice baked and with the
add ton O milk and salt makes the most palHtahle and
nutritious dish for summer prepared. Acts
mildly upOn the mucous membrane Of tile bowels 20
cents package. All grOcers and druggists Wholesale,
T. C. Hazard a CO.-AdH
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Wedding Hen. on brooklyn Height.

In tho Church Of the Pilgrims at Henry and
Rensen streets Brooklyn last night Miss Marie Gordon
Pryor eldest daughter OF Gen Roger Pryor. was mar
ried to MT Henry Rice. The young ladies Of Packer In
sutute where Miss Pryor has been teacher decorated
the church with flowers and constructed hora arch
the middle aisle NJ the chancel where the
mony WAS performed The Rev. DR.. r. g. storrs per-
formed the ceremony m the presence OF argc company
Of fine nds o the bride The couple started last evening
for the mountains OF Virginia. Mr.. Rice Is wealthy
planter In that
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ArflVcd-TnuRsDAT. juno W
S. John Gibson Chichester. Georgetown, d. @.
f. Lepanto, Rogers. Hull.
IS Cohanim Berg, CStania May Il. Malaga 3ist and
Gibraltar June I.
SIS Clarbe Webster. Jacmol May 40, Port au Prince
June =. and Kingston, ia, l2th.
S. Vidal Sala In Oiinagc. Havana.
IS Celtic, Gleade Liverpool June TO- and Quee
I1th
rs Franconia, Bragg, Portland
IS 0laucus, Bearse, Boston.
Ship Humboldt, Cornelius Liverpool
Ship Charlotte, Gutsmith Bremen,
Ship Aurora. Mcrrman Liverpool
Ship Liverpool. Lambert, London
Ship Constan tine Goss London.
Ship Bertram Rigby, Weale. Liverpool
Bark Bolivar. Assereto. Genoa.
BARK CONNIE rienrath Radber tus, Scharnberg Havre.
Bark Pasqualina Cacacc. Trieste.
Bark Dictator Thomson Naples
Bark Abraham SkAlle, Gregersen, Genoa.
Bark Carmela. haresca. Algiers
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BAIRD On "Wednesday morning. June ~. at Pelham
Manor. Of scarlet fever James A. eldest OF John
Baird OF this city. aged 81 years
Funeral private at the residence Of his fathernlaw,
John " Dey, Pelham Manor on Friday morning.
The remains will be Inferred At Woodlawn.
BARRIER In Westerly. r. l., June 10. Philip Barber,
eolored aged 90 years.
CLARK.-In Newburyport Mass on the 10th inst
Mrs Sarah W Clark aged OF years months and days
fOLLErT.-ln st Louis. Mo. june i8 at the Lindell
Hotel Charles T.. Follett aged So and day He
born At Burlington, Vt, his father being Judge Fol
lett the protector and builder OF the Rutland and Bur.
hngton Railroad. Young foleu graduated At the Bur
hngton Episcopal institute then engaged in business
a. BURLINGTON Tor some years, and aerward went West,
doing business at Peoria and Fond du Lac and suhsc.
queny cnrrlng the service Of the Chicago. Burlington
and quincy Railroad. at Cdcago and then that OF the
Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Railroad Of
In 1854 he became general passenger agent Of the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad He became general passenger
agent on the Nandaa line In 1871 and held that post.
ton until his death
JACKsoN.-Near West Point Ga. June o. Peter Jack.
colored. said 70 be iOt old faithful memh,
Of the Baptist Church for many years lie cared for
for long period previous % his death by the family
which had formerly owned him. and was buried at their
expense.
LUNCHEON Thursday. June TO- Dennis Lynch, aged
81 years
Relatives and friends arc iited to attend the funeral
inst, At o'clock
sENTER. In windham. Me recently Mrs Fanny y.
Senter. aged ~ years and 10 months
SUMNER In Boston, Mass, June Is. Mrs Caroline b
widow of the late A. sumner and daughter OF the lato
Samuel Bates OF Boston.
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Fire broke out in the fifth story OF the iron
building at "a and so walker street last night j.
Thomas manufacturer OF coaks occupied the NTH and
mart Of the second stories william Henman. dry goods
the rest the second story Bentley Brothers dealers
in embroidery the third, and James r. Farrell importer
woolleus and shaWs the hrst story The losses on
goods and building exceed 500 coo
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NEW YORK. June 19-Medium Illinois steers.
11pO ms sold nt Sc n n and SOC n head, show
ing weakness IN the market NeAls were nrmer aud
higher, and buttermilk calves were fairly steady the
former selling at 4a6c n n. for To good. and 81 u
sc. for prime and extra; butermik calves at 3Ssc
The large receipts to-day $50 head rather overstockc
the market especially for ordinary 10 fair sheep. and
while selling rates much tho same including sheep
at 405kc q n. and lambs at base. the feeling was
weaker Tor sheep and the tendency In favor of BUYERS
Market for live hogs nominay steady at 9sA2o q 100
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uydrophobla without couvui.,on..

HARTFORD Conn. June 19.-John Ayres was
bitten by rabd dos year and half ago Three
other persons bitten at the tnt. All Of the
wounds cauerzed aud of the persons bitten
felt III effects OF the bite t last Saturday. when
Ayres found that he could swallow water lie began
sinking gradually and he died today not having had
cpnvuions Last night he drank brandy and smoked a
pipe. The physicians regard IL as remarkable case.
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-, THURSDAY. June l9,-FLouR AND MEAL -
quote supernne 50 45ass 50; extra state,
&c, e39oPsiOoj Western spring, Xxx and Xxx,
- 2O0f6; do. winter shipping extras o. 2O9e4 ~ !
90 TX and xxx, ttoo9S9i Minnesota patents, $50
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The Prime. Imperial Killed by zuiu..

LONDON. June ia despatch from Cape
Town, dated June says that Prince Louis Napoleon,
accom- panied by other officers went out from Col
Woods camp 10 roconnoitre aud dismouned IN meahe
ned and that the erept upon them aud killed the
Prince. HIS body was recovered.
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In the stomach which cause heartburn and collie, Is a
result OF Indigestion Obyiate the difficulty with hlk oil
MAgncsia.-Adv.
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Busiutss Holmes.


White High Hats, se.OO, worth -. Fine
Mackinaw and Manila strawS 10 New Church st., up
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MARINE INTELLIaENCR.

MINIATURE ALNANAc-rHts plY.
sun rises.. ~ sun seu..... "a Noon SETS. 81
vATTR-rHla pAN
Sandy Hook. 20 GOV. Island. 90 Hell 0ate.. 10 81
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Riousness headache. and liver complaints; such is
QniIkls Irish Tea. The 23cent remedy.--Ade.
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Burnetrs Cocoainc Kills dHndrun nnYs irritation, and
PROMOTES the vigorous growth VI the Aalr-Ad1
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW,

FOR JULY
NOW READY AND FOR SALE EVERYWHERE
OUR SUCCESS Al PARIS IN 1873 By Richard c. Nc.
THE REVOLUTION IN RUSSIA. BY a Russian Mill.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF ENGLAND Part H. BY
Thomas Hughes
TIE PSYCHOLOGY OF sPIRITIsM By George NJ Beard
ND.
riet Beechcr Stowe.
RECENT ESSAYS. By Thomas Wentworth Hisgin
son.
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Ntp YubLiruiions.
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JOrTINGs IN AND NEAR THE CITY.

Stationary to falling barometer. easterly
winds slightly warmer clear followed by partly cloudy