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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-04
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pertsi GfrsitE 8erbsreitunBen fir btn
Dsfprattcnstdg 9emaht. Der tsusr ouf
SUnntaa hen IS. Mai fdqt; Gel!
SGlImtab IN SorFBer rtr NrranaementS
Committee. = Die 3wiit9ietten 3ptldtr
Srn. Gas. Warriib un0 I,tuen IrteIisrh
In Sejus auf bic Sarliorb Mine 3u aIt
Icy iiup enolih asihiicbirt NIB bic Iimmts
ItAen Nrtsitsr rfr BIlfsSbarre &pblen II.
SlIen GG. rfr6!n Geute rptebsr an bic Irs
tett gsten.-Gjfasn IL ll6r In Der Dirns
flag NaGt Brad in eiuem Stalle spiIttrn
6ranfltn uno 9tipsrfrabs, tintsr rsr
gScGnun8 BON S. Sumter, Elm 6eusr aus,
wtlHeS RAID um ll& 9rif unO etne ans
3a9l Der anRcbenbsn SUI,Ssbdurs In aI6e
le9tf; and meGrere 0fsrbe lptlen pers
6rannt fein. Die BObnsetdubs ppn s.
s. 6unt, 6. D. Softer, $. Collins an
6rantIinlrabt, unb Irs. Guller, u. Z.
IrGIintof uno baS Bailey 5Utel al NI,
Usrltrabs wmen ISusere 3eIt In GROCER
@efaDr, bUb geIans e5 Ihlieblld ben Nns
itrenBnn1sn Der SirBsr uno 8ruerIsuir,
tem prrberrenern Glsmrnlr Ginbhlt ,u
tbun. Der wruria6tc Saapcn III nrtb
nidt irflrilsllt.
IUrh. MaGr Winers Stattun, In
plains Scpnibip. esrirtb am atrnp res
10. april Grpras Splinger nit siuem an
trrsn Wnnne III Streit. Matbiat Gcr
per fam Wdbrsnp ers 94OrtweRIett teS
gBs0et sntIan9 unb tIieb lfetrn. I'M ,uiu
9bren, ais Spltngsr ptGblih se9en ion
ipran9 unb init elmer 2lrt ibm aui ben
SCreertppf fAlue, cine tGpHi6e gBuncr
perurfa6snS, an rersn 6slssn Cooper am
20. april mad furdtbaren 2eipru lart.
Grtstensri6ttr Yatrif Cor tsrrf Gag5
parauf cine GcrOnsrS Surp, bic elm ben
Gtatla6en entiprr6eubeS Gsrbift otsat,
pUranf Splin9fr mad Der Sail tn gBil,
fssbarre 9rtraNt wurbe. Cooper binirr-
ldBt zine Grau unb ,pei fleine &inter,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-04
gtaOt tub Staat.

5eutr. am 5reitas Moresn ge9sn q
ubr Iabrn einige tfiinFebrsnee iunge 2euIe
aus rem W6tslae aei6dit BON Or. Sperltng,
an ter Gds prn Gcrautpn Gpenue unb
elmer Nlllp, smiIhtu WniH uno 10.
Strabr. 0ppe Yatf. hide NdnhwDlisn
bercUtprinssu. Gle fdiIusen EU5lGtb Gaim
uno mefien bic ptrnauf itiafsneen
Sauctewobntr. 90 ihnsu 8rifsn Die
8lammsn um lih, hab Or. Sperltng,
feline G6psfsr, SAwaser unN Der 0s,
Ihdfttfttrsr init genausr Nptb DaS uadte
2eben rsttetsn. Der Ssrluf. ben Or.
Spcrltng etlfipst. 1T Gin hebsuttnpsr.
Nstf einsm suGRdnbisen NNcrtement BON
MsteIn, pericr ct ole Glettun9si itilde,
G'slp, etne 9pIpsne llOr unp jwrt wrrlb-
prae Nitrpr, bic init her G6ehsr psr.
trlnnttn unO erf ocr slrsi gRpden fir
$500 ongstauit Ipurosn. Gas G'sbGuos,
wprtn ode WObelssfddft mar, acbGrie
Srn. 8ritpr. 8eder.) gs wuttsn auber.
brm ssrl6rt cine Sheusr res 1bpmaS
Ybtlipe, cine anpere hfm 6. s. gRsGlss
gfbGrsnte Sdeurr, fpnit Elm alS Shuris
permrrtitdttr bsnubteS 6pljsebdure, stsn,
falls Gissntbum ppu 5b. Ybillips.
Die Serlnltf pfrt6eilrn llCt wie folat:
5r. @ster $4,000, psrf6srt fir 81 500;
Or. SprrIIns'c SertuR ali gBaarsn III
81, 500, miteiner SerFhsrung Spn 81, 500;
SGCma6 Ybiaip't Gt1ammtpsrIuR tstrist
S1.4OO, wcpon $3.50 bur6 SsrlI6sruns
Bsprdt HnS. GrIsbrttt Miasr SsrIcr fetnsn
sefammtsn 5aueratt, Dnt atrr cine Ger
fdsruns Don $500.
Die gIrt une 96eiie, wie bat 6surr auss
brad, fiibrte ;m Rem Ssrbnht, ra6 rS ras
9Berf riEeS SranrfiitrrS sswsien. Die
rcrIdufi8en Ssrl 6re tridtiasn isNcb Bis
ieBt nt6tS eernrti9eS uuo rtr sisbrH ss
ba0er ppr, Die Sa6e nit SHniGprigrn
gu ii6,r9cten, tiS etipac G'spiEsS pariiter
bsfannt pirt.
Gin fIsinss 5OljSsblubs an SOlbtsrs
5iu, 6Ype 9arf wurbe am Wcntas Mcrs
Gen bard 6suer ssrR6rt.
Die jspbtcnptrren. guf trn 8prs
itbla9 Ger bIriissn &Cblen9rater, rte Gi'
Isntatn. Oirrftcren mG6tsn elm Gumite
gum 3wef pCn llntsrbnnelunosn ernsn>
uru, BADEN bic YrdFOfutfn psr bret arU-
zen Gompo8rien 9eantwprtct, lie fonnten
niAt Guf ben Scriblag etneeben, neil bic
Grnennuu9 zines fOldru GpmiteC poraues
i6tlib 81 fstnsu tefriebtgenbsn NefuItae
ten fiibren wilrre. gBenn bic Nrteitsr
untcrtanbcln MOLTEN, lO f6nutfn dc NIT
ben an Srt uno Stslle wUbnsnpen Sss
amten Der Sabnen unterbanbeln, Die ere
mahtigt lsteu, fOlhe llnterbnnblunssn
,u pHsssn, wenn tiele Aiinittas 8rlultats
strlpreden.
9Im 1. Wai rarrn bic ttsGssn Mtntr
wdbrsnb teS SaseS unb atsnps In Sib.
ung 9iaamitta8c einiete man aA, fir
S1.10 bic artsit 3u bseinnsn uuO ere
nannte sins Committee, nm ben General
asentsn rsr bret srubsn Gpmpa8nten bic
YrcpolitiCn pUrsulrgsn. Die glntpcrt BON
bisIeu bsrrsn r2or Olsi6lautsnO uup prrs
nrinenp. intem Die GUmpa9nsn ni6t
mrtr ais Sc Gsnts per DIAMOND Ssarrrn
SabIrn miirtrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-04
~. Gut, S6cfcr, ;,

Cfriiber in SYbc gart)
bat iein G'el6aft ua6 bsr 2adnwannn aYrnur,
3peite &bire bon 81. G)resu, rerlrIt uitb pirb
baIrItt rinen rsidbaltissn SprratD ron
Sadperf, Candies II. (. N.
baIten. 9eIcnbrrr aufmsrfIamfsit pirb bsm
Srrbtadrn setpibmet unb nrbit tem frinitsn
WeiBbrpb aud baS trIiebte brnti6e Sauertrig'
un6 aiimmrbrpb INNER SUrratbia ssbalten.
AuftrGse fir @rIealaaften tperbrn prompt
unb Sufrirbentrlenb auSgefubrt nnb fam mrin
@riGGft iid I'M gInfrrtisen unb 8ersieren Son
frinrn @aFes nit ieeem aneern melIen. 6ap7f
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-04
SbCmt0s Sembcl,

Sauuciifcr uuo Sontraftor,
ibrrnimmt Gpntrafts sur Grridtuns BON 0e.
bGuben jeerr glrt unb aus iebrm NateriaL Oh
flrin Ubsr grpb, unb bsIorgt ilbrrbaupt ale in
has 9aufa6 einIbIaeenbtn nsue glrbtiten unS
&rpnraturrn prompt unb sur .3ufrisbenbsit,
Scranton, t6. MdrS 1871.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-04
DEMONSTRATION -8eitmmaem.

Reconsideration -3eitmm9cIa.
Der llntrrsribnrte bat trBt bic gsrntur ppn
alien IN SerantOn unb llm9egrnb ein9rfiibrtrn
MCnatSidriftrn unb 3etuugrn iibernpmmrn
une pirb bieIEIbrn ben Sfrsbrtrn @bonnrnten
prompt inS SauS liefern.
antbplifen snpfebls i'd taS fatbplildr Saus.
bn6, gllte unb nrue gBeIt llnb nnbere fatbp.
.3eitl6riften unb Siider. Aud Iiefrrc i'd Sta.
lenber unb abnlide gBrrFt. Striftrn unpalrn-
ben 9nbaItes Serbrette id frine.
Sr. Gbarles .. Neuffrr rabe brm Grurtbanlt
nimmt ebrnfall6 Srirllunasit fir mid an.
9f7l SnfGb 0ei9er, GrNarIfrabe.
NOti3-Strr 9nfpb Gieigrr III nut rrmGds
ti9t SubIrriptipneu auf has Scranton 9Sps
henblatt" e1itsrsrnsunsbuen unb eS trertcn alls
ibm iltrrBebenen Srltellun0en piinftIib nusee,
fibrt. Srtebr. gSa0uer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-04

G9riue CUR 9efErbrruu9 Bon Ya1a9irrrn oOn
unb mad alien Gegenben DeutIhlanbs uno ber
Sdweis nit Danlpf- rber Ssgel-Saiifen ilter
antperpsn, Bremen, Samburg 5aSrr, SiprrpCpI
&c. su bebsutenb ermaBieten grsilen.
glussabiunsen bur6 gcf. .auipsiiun9rn bura
ben 3GrttrutG6rn Qlpyp nn6 tsm NprbbcutI6en
9unS, 8aierr, QEirttrmbrra, 9nben, SrIlrn,
2urrmturg ben 9lieberlaupeuL 0Gnrmart
Shpsben unb Tprwrgrn.
Gjelper fir unlere 9tCtuung in Deutl6lane
eintsabit, tprrten III Gjrle pbrr Usgrnprrtb iii
papier Spu inns Seraitet.
Gpamatbtrn, Niirtbs- unb 3nufs aGuirlfle,
Srreini9tr Staaien YGlr &c. nuSsrfertiBt.
Sir 1tIr burh uu5 brlpr9tru 6jriRGfte pirb
onrautirt.
6mi9 gSilb. 6. &tflel II. Gp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-05-04
60 0cra1p GassiG1

Der Inter, si6nete IN aIlsini9er sgfnt fur
Scranton unS 1lntsessnb fir bitlr beicen riibnt~
lidbt bsEanntrn heutfbrn @elralGnfter une germ
erbStig, iebe nal 'ers 9usIunft ;u ertbeiIrn.
grrIherie ps rlontn taSen ibrr pr6mifu an
tbn 81 sabIfn. IN. 0eben,
Office nit At Bpf0t ". u. gbaIr, @rrgOrs's
GIrbGube, Gtugaitg on geuu AUeaue. 22,ti
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-11
de otra epoca. Aquf es donde esta el ma
raniO de Isabel III.

de otra epoca. Aquf es donde esta el ma
ranjo de Isabel II.
Eli mueble que nos referimos Sc halla
en- un pequeno gablnete Immediate q la
galerla, y como ella con vista al jardin: es
una escriban1a de nogal con adornos de
doradillo, de forma antigua y sin ningun
merito. En- uno de los cinco cajones que
contiene, Sc halla la siguiente Inscriptions:
"En 4 de mayo de 1914, sobre esta
mesa, don Fernando VII declare nula y
de ningun valo' la Constitution que Sc
publico en- Cadiz en- 1912, y frm6 dicho
decreto ell excelentlsime senor don Pedro
de Macanaz."
iQuiera Dios que la casa del conde de
Cervellon, tcstigo de tantas vicisitudes
historicas, no vuclva ser teatro de esce-
mas que revelen una vez mas las diferen-
clas entire los monarcas y los pueblos y las
luchas de los partidos!
(Las PrOvMcias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-11

gu pafs. Estos dos generates son loa
Sres. Ceballos y Martinez Tenaquero.
El dnico fin que Sc han propuesto es-
tos dos personajes es el de acogerse
al benefcio de la amnistfa para vol
yer a Espaf1a por los mcdios legales.
Sc anade que ell consul ha fpedido
instrucciones al gobierdo."
"A continuation reproducimos,
tomandola de La Polttica, la carta
que Ell duque de Montpensier ha di-
rigido al senor juez del distrito del
Congreso por su edicto citandolo
declarar sobre la causa del asesinato
del general Prim:
'Con extraneza he visto reprodu-
cido en- un peri6dico un edicto de
V. S., fechado en- 2 del corriente mes,
para que me presente en- el Palacio de
Justicia de esa c6rte q prestar decla-
rac;on en- causa criminal, sin que di-
cho edicto haya sido precedido de la
debida citacion cualquiera de mis-
domicilios ofciales, bien al del pala-
clio de San Telmo en- Sevilla, donde
estoy avecindado, bien al que tengo
en- el Congreso de los diputados, CO.
mo representante de la nacion. En-
cualquiera de los dos hubieran dado
noticias del punto donde me encontra-
ba, que es bien conooido de todo ell
mundo desde que salt de Espafa, y
solamente ignorado, al parecer, del
senor juez del Congreso.
Dispuesto estoy, sin embargo, 4
cumplir con el deber de ayudar a que
Sc descubran los autores de cualquier
crfmen y & declarar cuanto sepa So
bre 10 que pueda ser conveniente a
dicho efecto. Puede V, S., por 10 tan
to, dirigir el correspondence exholto
la autoridad espanola competente
en- esta nacion, ante la cual prestare
la declaration que Sc me pida. Para
clio esta autoridad podra informarse
de mi paradero por conducto del re-
presentante de Espana en- Paris, q
qulen cuidare de dar aviso del punto
donde vaya q residir cuando salga de
estos banos, obligandome 4 recurrir 4
este medic la imposibilidad en- que
me encuentro hoy de emprender mi
vuelta a Espana, q consecuencia de
tener que atender al NAL estado de
salud de una de mis- hijas. Dios guar
de a '. s. muchos amos. Aguas-Bue-
mas 10 de agosto de 1871.-Antonio
de Orleans.-Senor juez del distrito
del Congreso.-Madrid."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-11
SECCION OFFICIAL,
GOBIERNO SUPERIOR CIVIL
DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO-RICO
SECRETARIA.

Ell Jefe del Tercio de la Guardia
Civil, con fecha de aver dice al Exc
mo. Sr: Gobernador Superior Civil,
10 que sigue:
"Excmo. Sr:-El Alcalde munici-
pal de Aguas-Buenas, en- 80 del an
terror, me dice 10 que sigue: -Ha-
biendo llegado 4 mi conocimiento
que el encargado del puesto de la
Guardia Civil de eestepueblo, Andres
Fernandez Casado y su acompanado
de la segunda clase Silvestre Coma
lez Devio, yendo prestando ell servi-
clio que por costumbre tienen pros.
cripto (barrio de Mulas de esta iu-
risdiccion) encontraron en- la mayor
indigeucia a Jose Sabine Morales,
su esposa y sus dos hijos mayores
por estar sufriendo calenturas hacia
algun tempo; movidos a compassion
de estos infelices, dieron conocimien-
to a sus demas companeros, = de su
expontanea voluntad a su regreso les
facilitaron tres camisas; dos pares
calzoncillos, tres pares pantalones,
tres levitas, dos elasticos interiores,
dos sombreros y un peso en- metali,
co. = Semej jante proceder no puede
quedar olvidado, pues la accion lau-
dable que acaban de practicar losin-
dividuos que componen la Guardia
Civil,.en relacion sus pequenas fa-
cultades, es un hecho digno de to-
marse en- consideration por sus Jefes
y aun por el pdblico en- general para
est1mulo de los demas de SUI clase.-
Lo que tengo el gusto de participar
a U. para los fines que sean consi-
guientes.-Tengo ell honor de trasla-
darlo a V. E. para su superior como
cimiento por 81 Sc digna disponer
su insercion en- la Gaceta OfciaI.
Lo que por disposition de S. E. SO
inserta en- ell Peri6dico official, para
conocimiento del pdblico en- general
y para satisfaction del Cuerpo 4 que
pertenecen dichos Guardias.
Puerto-Rico 3 de Octubre de
1871.-El Secretario INFERNO, Jose
dragon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-11
GACETILLAS.

En- paz descanse.- -Siendo FL ssBoletfn
Mercantil" Ell peri6dico mas antique
de Puerto-Rico 8 el Decano, como
le llaman los quejuzgan sus doctri-
mas demasiado rancias para los tiem-
pos que alcanzamos, 4 nosotros nos.
toca por antiguedad presidir el en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-11

Alojamiento del Rev en- Valencia.
En- u sphza que oisialmente ge Nams
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08

hss BEEN ussns the pIsee % o aumptne- ground
for garbage, and considerable progress has
already been msde in raising the level shove
high water about 100 men being employed In unloading
tho barges and distributing the cargoes Ultimately the
ground will thus be prepared for building purposes and
Brown "& Co." will doubtless be enabled to realize
handsomely upon their Investment their undertaking
meet with no interruption. But their proceedings have
already met with protest The heaps Of garbage
which the enterprsng Spectators In real estate are
dumping there turn the stomschs Of YOrkvle and Har
lem with nauseating odors. TRIBUNE reporter found
the air OF the whale district pervaded by sewerage smells
from the steamag heaps Of refuse matter which aborers
were distributing wheebarrows Business men about
the Astoria Ferry Indignantly declared that at times,
when the wind blew from the direction Of
the heaps, they were almost compelled to
close their Offices and quit the neighborhood Many cti
ze ms have already sent their families away from the
vicinity dreadDg the spread OF the SEEDS OF pestence
10 the Board of Health appealing for protec-
ton against the reckless greed OF the Tammany specu'
lators In real estate But the work goes on as before
and 1t Is supposed that the Board OF Health dare not In
terfere with the private schemes OF their masters even
TO protect the citizens Of YOrkve and Harlem against
disease and extreme and unnecessary distress one OF
these citizens said: 1--WE have submitted to the robbery
our money but they must respect our lives The peo-
pie ought to appoint Vigilance Committee and plant
the owners OF this property and the contractors head
foremost in the filth they have brought mere only one
Of the many heaps appeared, yesterday 10 nave Deen
Rprinkled with lime, and that one nau received
TidcuOusly small quantity.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08
THE ANTI-RING WAR.


pons have formed themselves into associations for the
object and design of securing through such combinations
barge sums yearly from the Treasury OF these assooia
11oas, the most prominent known the New-York
Transcript Association the Printing Company
and tho Manufacturing 6tatioDers Company. TIE on-
ciAs Of the city and county principally interested IN
these associations are the defendant, William NJ Tweed
for some time President Of the Board Of Supervisors Of
the county and Assistant to the Street Commissioner or
the city, and Commissioner Of Public Works; the
defendant Connolly Controller Of the city, and the de-
fendant A. Oakley Hall, Mayor Of said CITY, The New
York Transcript Association publishes small daily
newspaper, known The HeSo York Daily 1rdnscr1pt
The defendants Hall and Connolly, in the full knowledge
that certain OF the city and county officials were inter-
eEed in the publication and business said newspaper
aAely by certificate in writing filed In the office OF sad
Controller designated 1t the Official journal OF the SAID
city and county, in which the law requires shall be pup
shed all the matters required to be pubished by the
city charter well every notice or advertisement
corporation legal. which may be required oy law OF
ordinance 10 he published in more newspapers IN
the kald city and county said defendants have also de
ignated weekly newspaper published In SAID cty ny
the Hew-York Leader Association, and known as 4he
ECtc York Leader, Of the weekly newspapers IN
which all such matters and advertisements must De pup
Nshed. In this latter newspaper the Mayor hIse anu
other OF the city and county officials have large ccuh
Ary interests The New York Printing Company Dy tne
aid and cOnnivance Of the officials aforesaid, nave
monopoly Of the printing for the City ana county GOV
ernments, and the Manufacturing stattoners company
have q monopoly of oil the stationery suppitd 10
the city and county Offices. For advertising, printing
aud stationery for the city and county, the sums apprO
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08


To raise this amount the Controller in his last report
made up To July 81 ls ntimaes bis intention to issue
bonds OF the CITY, and the plaintiff Is informed and
beiievss he has done 90 since date of said report
For ths issue Of bonds the Controller had authority
The expenditures referred part Of the expenses
of the CITY In certain Of Its departments and for certain
of its purposes incurred in tho year 1871 and
penses could only lawfully be provided for and paid out
Of the raised under and by virtue OF the authority
conferred by the said statute chap $685. Laws OF 1871 1.-THE
Two Per Cent acpl
TpenHeth No regard whatever 10 paid by the Depart
mens agents officers Of either the city or county
yerpmen TO provisions Of the statute last referred
TO- Expenditures are being made end liabilities incurred
with the knowledge and appreciation Of the defendant
Hall largely In excess Of the statutory appropriations
and said defendant Connolly Controller endeavor-
Of city which he proposes to issue TO provide Tor the
during the present year Of certain city depart
and purposes In exoess Of the aRpropaons made
for such departments and purposes This proposed issue
exceeds etO0ooo0o and 10 intended 10 provide for the
alleged expenses Of the Department OF Public Works,
prexded over by the defendant Tweed; for the Depart
nenf OF Public Parks, presided by Peter b. eweeRy,
and in part for the Department Of Docks Such issue OF
bonds for the purpose CT raising money meet the
rent of any department purpose OF either
the CITY or county governments during the year 1911
not authorized by and at variance WITH the provisions
of aaid statute.
THE INJUNCTION DEFINED.
wherefore, the plaintiff demands Judgment:
Inst the said defendant, the Board Of Supervisors
Il ths Counay Of Nswy@h - PestsaiAe6 40 sAssasss
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08
THE BROADWAY WIDENING AssEsshENT.

John Y. Jones and William Wood, Commits
oners OF for the Widening and straghten
ing OF Broadway, announce the total assessments at
1,4Sas OF this amount, h.2OoOoo Is s.sessed on the
c"y' Assessed onbroperty along Broedway bo-
tween Thirty fourth and FIFTY ninth ana salsa. SO
on the great area supposed 70 be directly bsneted by
tAe Improvement Ths above figures include all expenses
y nahses ~ ssssseask .7ksasA., a shs Ara ssssss
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08
AQUATIC.

ANNUAL REGATTA OF TIE ATALANTA BOAT CLUB
AT NEWARK - CONSOLIDATION OF ROWING
ASSOCIATIONS.
The famous six-oared crew of the Atalantas.
goryng In their victories the representative crews
Of Yale and Harvard the club has quietly reposed upon
its honOrs Yesterday Afternoon however 1t held its
annual regatta the welknown course on the Pas
saic River ut Newark
series OF three glescull had been arranged
For the were entered the following boats and mem
Boau BY whom uttered. 0arsmens weight
Ella...................R Losee..
Geo B. Spnngsteen.....T. Van Raden. .......:..'H
The prize the champion belt OF the Club. Time
Losce 23It Van Raden, 206 Losee winning BY l9i sec
onds.
The second race In IT working boats, for cash
pI OF 800, vas contested for follows;
f'''O BoS,s Estr,d BY Oanmens Weight
Eddie Van Zand ~
Watson. 10
Gumpe .............S. M Clarke ISL
Clarke had the inside position Van Zndt the next ana
Watson outside. The start Effected at SOB y. m
Tme-Van Zandt 2G:2l Watson 25l. giving the race TO
the former l5 minutes Clarkes time not taken.
The third in cedar shells for gold watch and
chain worth $3.50 and cOntended for by two men-
beers OF the champion sx-oared crew:
Boat, Entered by oarsmens weight.
Char. A. Peverelly.. Edward Smith .ld
Geo T. Aekerson. Henry b. Leroy .R
Time-SiHth. 1880. Leroy 2405- Smith taking the
prize by 5t This closed the sports Of the after
The Atalanta and Columbia Boat Clubs will he rOnsoi-
dated by mutual agreement on Tuesday next
New-York tribune., 1871-09-08
ANTI-RING MOVEMENTS IN THE TWENTY
FIRST WARD.

Among the largest and most powerful of the
Ring recently established is this city
is the Association Of Independent Voters OF the Twenty
first Ward This Club has preponderance OF men I'M
hued with Democratic principles, and numbers over 800
members, although it has been in existence only ID
little over two months, and those the months
when people are away from the city and take the least
interest in government and welfare The President
Of this Association is David NJ Koehler, one Of the firm
Of Koehler Brothers. extensive brewers on Firstave
The stand he has made against the Ring and their
corrupt practices has drawn upon him their malice
which they have vented by increasing the taxes upon
his property this year to $4,000
The Vice Presidents Of this organization are John
Campbell and j. Boose, OF wealth and standing in
the Ward Philip Fisher and Robert B. Mooney are the
Secretaries L. Bernstein large xpayer, is Treasurer
Among the prominent members are John ID. secor,
well-known iron merchant; william and Francis Ban
ner extensive varnish manufacturers; william Munzer
Henry McCabe, c. Sonneschmidt, j. Davis, James Coch
ran James Kavanagh, L. Lppman, and George schwet-
ger, real estate owners, Taxpayers and active
or retired merchants. The Constitution Of
this "Association OF Independent Voters Of
the Twenty first Ward" decidedly conflicts with
the Tammany interest. II says: "NO person who
holds an office place of emoument under the present
City shall be eligible TO membership In this
Association" Amy member accepting Office or
place Of emolument under the present City Government
shall thereupon cease to be member OF
arst formed, and Richard B. Connolly learned
OF IT, 1T is hs War he hired three OF his tools and
II Ia said paid them In cash 900 each to Join IT, and
promised them much larger sum II they obtained con-
troll OF it, These Futtaker, Riley, and Phillips. were
not shire wd enough, and their object became
known through their attempts to elect Tammany sympa-
thzers to membership In the organization they were
Futtaker afterward joined social club In the Ward.
but was also elected from that 1t Is supposed that Con-
molly supports him. Riley. who In the shoe business
in Warrenst lie said TO continue to enjoy sinecure
from Tammany. Phillips 10 with R0senbatt Bros, and
s also said be recipient Of fayore from Tammany
The hesdquarters Of this powerful organization are In
the immense building Thirty fourths between Third
and secondayes;. known q Glass Hall" Hail.. On next
| and arrangements making TO begin movement
aganst the Ring" that night which, 1t hoped will
| spread over the oity into every Ward.
In the Nineteenth Ward the organisation Known az ss
Independent Butcheru," numbering over 200 OF the
"sOd" men, Henry Isner, President, promises 70 do
good service In that district as 1t now thoroughly de-
termned to take active part In politics against the
| Ring"
These and other organizations viii unite in forming
central organization and sending delegates to the Demo
cratic Convention, which meets on the 9Th OF October