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FRANCE,

: PARIS, Fob. 22.-Tho Archbishop Of PnriB has
teudered his hoBpitnlitoB to the Roy. NTeunllod,
rocont1y expelled from Switzerland because ho
ment.
| Thiery is slightly i,dispoaod. Flo WAS COM
PEELED to be abaont from the dinner given by
Washburno to-day to tho Diplomatic Corps.
to-dny.
Al tho Waahburno diplomatic dinnor to-day,
t:thc representatives Of the principal European
Governments were among tho guests.
Tho American fcg wna hoistod over oil tho
,1oreigu Legations to-day.
VERSAILLES, Feb. 22.-Tho Budget Committee
Of tho Assembly refused to report tito itom for
defraying tho expouso Of sonding French nrti-
aana aud skilled workmen to tue Vienna Exposl-
ton.
, 1873-02-24
THE PACIFIC COAST,
Tho M0doo Nar--Nyreck Of a Steam.
shin.

Tho uodoo W..r--Nvreck Of a stcnm-
ship.
:. sAs FnAHcIsco. Feb. ga courier arrived at
Yrola tonight from tho Modoo front. Bob
Whittlo'g Indian vito. Matilda, went to Captain
jacks camp, on Thursday, but Aad not returned
on Frlday ut o'clock in Tho afternoon. When
slo left sho gayo ull l,or rings and jowolry to or
as sho waB to have rotu.nel bcforo.
Tho poaco Commissioners woro at Cottonwood
Crock, forty nilos north Of Yrekn. They aro.
divllod IN thor councils. Case iuBiats OH uu-
conditions! Rurroutlor. Mcaolam aud Applcyato
thinh the MolocB hayo boon badly treated.
O'Donncl Superintendent OF Indan Affairs, llad
bcois sent for, which Meacha,n favored and APP
ona pa1eo os mo Rsgp Re1po 9'a al naa sn
doubt wlethol Moacllam md Applegato cai. got
2 talk with Capt. Jaol, notwithstanding thoir
William A1oi:allam, supposed to 10 fatally
stabbed by Percy last weoG, will rccoyor.
THO steamer Euterurlao. fran Gardner to
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DES MOlNES.
for Finyor--Nc1igio.us Kc-
xirys,J.

Nominated for Flnyor--lEcliGio.us Res
TiVal.
sptctas Diapatch to TAs Chicano Tribune.
DEsMo1NE9, Fob. 22.-At tho Republican pri-
Turner was nominated for Mayor.
Tho Roy. r. P. hammond, tho 1ovivaliBt.
commenced T. series Of 1nootings in this city to-
night. Churches OF all denominations arc in
active eympathy, and have boon working up .
feeling among mo1nborg for aomo weeks, pre-
paratory for union mootinga ut tho coming Of
Hammond. Tho meeting this evening augurs
we'll for thoBo to follow.
Tho hardware firm Of Clark Il Hay21ott, OF
on Friday night. The liabilities arc about
s22 900, aud tic asBots aro eutinated at $4,000.
uaYzlett ig Sheriff Of Linn County, Iowa.
, 1873-02-24
1YuslA..artousA Islrt3ltlny.

NEW yonx, Fob. 23.-1ho day IL generally bo-
Ing obneryed lero NJ q holtdny. Dnaincss ovory-
whore III suspended. Tho United Ortlor OF Amor
ican Mechanics paradod Tho principal htrootn to-
were nearly 5000 in tl,o procession, which was
Witnessed by vast thro.iS who had gathered In
tho stroota for tho purpose. Tho Mayor royiow-
el thnm ut tho CitY Hall. Flags aro living from
, 1873-02-24

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 22.-Whi1e tho steamer Mary
Davage was attempting to land Ut Peckonpaughs,
sixty-Ave miles below this city on Thursday
day night, during tho heavy, gale, her Captnin.
Tho efforts OF the crew to recover tho body were
unayailing. Tllo bout was blown under soule
trees, aud It is supposed Capt. Arwalt Was
knocked of by limb.
, 1873-02-24

=, New YoRg, Feb 22.-Tho Apollo IIall party
last ovoning elected delegates from The different
wards for q Genoral Committee for 1873.
:, Tho politeianB hnyo tbs most concoyn about
that section Of tho novelty chartor relating to tho
appointing power. As now amended, the Mayor
is divosted Of this power but 1t 10 thought tint,
on itR final paaelge, an amendment will be mndo
giving tue contirnatory, appointing power to the
Mayor, leaving tho original appointing poror to
the Aldermen. Potter Cooper publiuiloas . lotter
|1Eaingt tho chartor,
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. SPAIN.
s1L;n LCsPGs Fob 2Ih9 Tines has sdyicos from
make itaelf felt.
Tho spnrish rnails arc uoyoral days overdue.
MADRID, Fob. 22-9n1moron, Munster Of jug
ttco win shortly preaont bill for the abolition
OF capital punletment.
:, In tho Assembly, yesterday, onstolar and
Echogaray, Minister Of Finnncc, nado ronssur-
tho Ropubio.
Tho Ministry propoBo to apply 10 900, 900 realg
from tho war fund for tho purchase Of improved
small nr1nB.
Alco was discussed yesterday. No progress la
reported.
Tho Government will deal summarily with the
LONDON, Fob. 22.-Iho carlipt movement is
represented rs increasing ut Madrid.
MADRID, Fob. 22.-It is officially announced
TINT there has beon norious agitation at Dnr-
colona, growing out Of the withdrawal from the
garrison there Of tho fayorito troops. No vio-
1onco. rms rosorted to, howover. Quiet was
poaconb]y restored. It was orroncouBly reported
that the red Gag WAS displayed at Barcelona.
MADRID, Feb. 22.--Tho Impartial today an-
nouncos 'that tho Ministry lavo before them
questions which will involve ministerial crisis
Government Of Cardova, Minister Of War, but 1t
is thought possible that all tho Ministers adhor-
Ing to tho lsadical party will rcBign.
President Figueras is inliapoBcl.
luAhJ"Lno tpluuola AIN lOTLy LIeuLGnAut-
eignod. Their roalsnatlons wore accepted.
a dispatch from Billion, capital Of Discay,
atates tllat tho Carlists cut tho railroad at VII
TORN, twenty-nino uilcH eouth of that city, ind
destroyed tho railroad station at Oreto sladio.
Tho trouble at Darce1ona arose In consequence
Of tho commander Of tho garriaon, who suspect
cd tho ofslcero Of tho municipal government to
DO Mphonxsts, establishing i substantial coudi-,
tion Of martial law there. Tho troops wcro
Dhce Under nrT11p and royiaTei1 hYtt t},o .oaior~
ity aympathized with tile pooplo, who wcro un-
willing to submit to the military. Under orders
from Madrid the officer abandoned his intcrfer-
cnco and quiet wns restored.
Tho authorities throughout Catalonia md
other SECTIONS hnvo reiterated their adhesion to
tho Republic.
The idea Of o Federal Republic Is said to DO
gaining ground.
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sAspw1oH, ILL.,, Fob. '2e.-sma1l-poz has ap.
poured in Plano, Ill. Two persons affected
have died from tho dreaded disease. Ono lady,
who died oil tho goth inst, WIS brought to this
city for intermont yesterday. Tho physcia7a in
attendance claim to llavo the dipeaso under con-
trol and not mitch four is entertained Of its fur
thor spreading,
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DENVER, COL, Feb. 22.-A fatal accident oc-
Cured laat ovouinG uear Idallo. a buggy co1l-
timing John Coulan and Miss Ida Doa.l, coming
down a stoop mountain road from tho Soaton
Alino, overturned, throwing both porsonn over
tho dashboard, anl uudor tho horsoH' hools.
Miss poan was tranlplod to death md badly dis
figured, Mr, .qonlan was seriously, porhaps
fatally, injured.
, 1873-02-24

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Fob. 22.-1he Board OF
Centonnial Commissioners and Corporators Lnva
just closed q two days session. Much business
OF Importance was transacted. The Hon. Bay
llo Peyton delivered m ablo address before the
Logigaturo On tho subject Of tho Centonnill cell
ebration Of 1870. 1ntorobt in tho subject is in.
oreasing. Tennessee will do her wholo duty.
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GfaOotafsgy Affrnvs

NASHVILLE. Feb .22.-Capt. Tom lyman, Of
tho stoamor Eddyyillo, aud G. II. Arthur, Atoau-
Wa badly out and hurt In tho hoAd. Nyman
wa alot' In tho arm, causlng a flesh wou,d The
filltcrlty eteW out Of certain newspaper para
graph tor ahteh Arthyy Tea seapons!olo. -.
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tions for surveys, examinations, and contingent
coa from st00,0oo to si25,0
Tho motion was ojecl ctl~-yena, 101 nays, o.
not two-tllir1s in tho affirmative.
HENEvA AWAlD. -
Mr. BUTLER (Alaus.) lcHired consnnt to ftnrd
tho 1touso hill to distribute tho GenoyA awards
s!hesItutot for tho Heucto bill, but Mr. POTTER
objected. 1T 5:10 o'clock
At1Inurnnl.
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NEw YonK, Feb. GA Boston dispatch fnyn
nm unknown vessel went ashore off Plymouth,
and is dismantlod. It Is supposed that all on
GQDrd were lost.
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BETHLEHEM, Pa, Feb. 22.-AIonroe Snyder
was murdered last night. Ills body WAS thrown
into tho river, whence it was recovered to-day.
He is thought to hayo bcon followed from New
York, whore he lad been collecting money.
, 1873-02-24
BRAZIL,

New YonK, Feb. 23.-lsio Janeiro mail atlyicoa
soy tue rayagos Of The yellow fever arc carrying
OF q hundred porsons daily. Worry few Americans
aro taken with tho dsouso, it being confined
mostly to tho Portuguese and Italians.
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C0l1rt.E10raao Uclfcatlo11.

|. Special Hspateh to 1Ae CAicayo Tribune.
TREEroRT, ILL.,, Fob. 22.-The Stephenson
County Court House vas dedicated today nt i
|. p. m, The Hon. 7. J. Turner, Of Chicago, dc.
Gyored m able and interesting dodicatory ad-
, 1873-02-24
GERMANY.

STUTTGART. Fob. 22.-The bAkers' workmen
hero propose q Htriko nnlcBB Nh increase Of pay
or q reduction Of hourH aro conceded.
, 1873-02-24

An E1ubczzlinE postnn.anscr.
UMLsnoRo BRIDGE, N. G., Feb. 22.--Clarlcs
Gillss, Postmaster ut Hillaboro, waB arrested to-
day for ombozzliug.
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PHILADELPHIA, Fob. 22.-Linford Fin1ingon
was thrown from the platform OF tho G;90 Now
York and Ircnton trnin tonight, in consequence
Of the breaking Of tho coupling. The rear por-
tion Of the train passed oyor him, causing in.
slant death.
, 1873-02-24

KEoKuK, Iowa. Feb. 2o.-Jamcs Brady, for !ht
murder Of J. Dixon, in 4 saloon in this city in
December last, was to-day found guilty Of mur.
dor in tho second degree, and sentenced tt
hftcon years in the Penitontiary,
, 1873-02-24

NEW YORK, Fob. 23.-At Newark, N. T., It is
reported tAat pleuro-pnoumon.a epidemic pro-
vails among the cattle.
, 1873-02-24

WASHINGTON Feb. 22.-Wil!iGm Semmca un-
dertools to shoot hinlBolf last night becauAe he
WIS npprehended for robbing friend OF $3.50.
, 1873-02-24

LONDON, Fob. 22.-Portugal is ar1ning in nntic.
ipation Of evil commotion. The Foderaliata are
everywhere in tho ascendant.
, 1873-02-24

, Portland, Dragon, waa wrecked, Feb. 20, on o
,har Mt tllo mouth Of tho Umpqna River. No
nvcs wero lost, Tho steamer won't ashore. 1t
is expected to save portion Of tho cargo aud
mRcbiuerv
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yille, Tenn, s25,ooo; Wsbash 5s lsisor,
II nvar S Sslsu a ohatanoes 1
River, above EChattanoot;a. $4,000; mouth OF
tho Miasisslppi a125, ,000; removing raft in Red
liivor, Ln., $50 700; also, various aums for
riyora in tue Southern statos; and also in Mary-
atruotious ii the Eaak River, Now York, inrclud-
Ing I1cll Cato. s29b, 900; various gums for tho
riYcr6 md lnrlora in tho Eastern btatoa Dos-
ton 1Iarbor, S76,000; Lower willamette River,
Oregon, sao,o 900; ,Uppcr Willamette River, Orc
goo; surveys, examinations, and contingencies,
e100, 900. Tle second section iliroctn the exam
inatlon md survey OF numerous laloe, rivers
and larhorB.
Mr. HEll7OnD moved to insert $4,000 for
tho dreat Kanawha River, Wost virginia. 10
jcetod-yeaD, 70, nays, 81,
Mr.. HOLMAN moved to insort m item appro-
printIng S100,O00 for tho Louisville t. Portland
Uanal, and directing tho secrotary OF tho rroas.
ury to assume control Of tho management Ut
after reduced to 2b contH por ton, and all other
veHaea III proportion. After a long discussion,
hlr. Holman'B amolstlmont was ndoptod, md tho
item Of $780, 900 for tho falls OF the Oho lliyor
WAS struck 0lIt.
CREDIT s1on.L.EN.
5lr. WILSON lln1anu), from tho Union pa-
cino end orcdit A1obilier Committee, guyo notiue
the rulcs aud pnsH tho bill reported by that Com
mitteo.
A. tho House waa not making much progress on
&ho River ind llaihor bill, and waH inpatieut 10
'ealourD, AIR. bAWiEls moved to suspend tho
mants nanI iI%-rtng IN itvu. 6: $50, 600 Tor lilo
channel of tho T:lt.Taro Iiiypr Mt Eoss Alifllin
Iar reducing tho itom. 80 tao ehsSiiel Of; tAv
Delaware NlYer ut IIorao shoss hloala fr9ua
1000 to sbQ,Q0Q increasing tue s1peops!a'
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JUNE IA, 1878.
CLEARED.

Steamship Hermann Ger, Reichmann Bremen--oel-
rIchs h Co
Steamship Cuba, Palmer, Havana &c-F Alexandra a
Sons.
Steamship Hatteras. Lawrence Hamilton tBermuda)-
Lunt Bros
Steamship City Of Austin, Edridgc Galveston via Key
Wcst-C u Mallory Go.
Steamship New Orleans, eager New Oreans-Clark
Seaman.
steamship Emily souder, Burdck, New orlcans-.Fred
Baker.
Steamship Montgomery, Faircoth savannah-R Low
den
Steamship San Jacinto Hazard, savannah-w r CARR.
steamship Champion Lockwood charlcston-J W ouin.
steamship John Gibson, Winters, Alexandria VA c
Kenyon Co.
Steamship Regulator, Freeman Observation-Disclosures
Steamship Go.
steamship Ncreus, Bearse, Bostop-H Dirnoc
steamship Wamsutta, Fish, New acknowledgment 4
Wood.
Bark Indqsria dtaD, schianni, Cork or Falmouth for
Bark Due rratelli Aus, cordich, Cork or Falmouth
Slocovch Co.
Bark Paolna 1taD, Tcnneyon, Cork or Falmouth-AP
Agrcsta
BARK Madagascar aus, Rodovani, Cork for orders
Slocoveh Go.
Bark vandra CNop Some, Cork for orders-Funch
Bars clqnsmnn OBJ, Brcmencr, Queenstown Fal
Bsrk Caroline dtab Scotto Amsterdam-A r Agresta
BARK y whiting tBr, Walters, Rotterdam-P Ne.
Bark Virgo cNor), Nicholson. stcttin-Funch Edge
Bark Pomona tEor Moller, Aarhuus-Funch, Edge
Co.
Bark Conrser. MarSien Monteyideo and Buenos Ayres
BARK Un,on tBr, lie Blanc, Cow Bay, cB-Haton, Wat.
Bark Rambler (Br). Iyey Pictou Ns--Brett, Son Co.
4, BRIG Lugina dtaD, Moncino, Penarth Roads-Funcb.
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CUBA LIBRE.

News from the Manzanillo District-A
Spanish Hereine-A Cuban Woman
Stripped Naked and Flogged by the
Soldiers Of Republican Spain.
The following communication from Cuba Libre
has been received in this city, which, although de-
failing merely couple of incidents In the existing
struggle will be read with interest at the present
moment showing the brutal disposition Of the
Spanish sOldiery:-
GOVERNMENT CAMP, AANzASnLo DISTRICT
CUBA. May l, 1873
Fifteen days ago General Diaz attacked Spanish
force on the road between Bayama and Mama
nlllo, engaged in conveying train OF provisions,
likewise ammunitions OF war and official
correspondence, al OF which fell into our
hands. Several officers Tell in the combat,
including Lieutenant Colonel Pnola. An incident
worthy OF mention happened in the most exciting
part OF the array, and was as iollows:-The patriot
Nicholas Chala was about shooting Spanish
officer when lady, doubtless his vile, placed her
sell in front OF him with the intention OF screening
Chala moved to the right and left alternately Tor
the purpose OF shooting the Spaniard without
hurting the lady, but the heroine moved in slmi-
lar manner, and prevented her husbands body
from being exposed. Chala, struck with her
bravery and noble devotion, lowered his rine and
spared his adversarys life. Such generous acts
are not rare among the Cubans. The Spaniards,
under similar circumstances, would have killed
thousand women II it had been in heir power.
sPANIARDs FLOGGING A NAKED CUBAN WOMAN.
The change in the form OF the Spanish govern
ment has caused no alteration in the Spanish
couple OF days ago that we had sad exempllhca-
ton of the truth OF what am now asserting A
famous district OF Matias in the Jiguani district,
discovered Cuban woman who was at work IN
q field OF sweet potatoes, and whose name is Maria
Ramirez. The gallant defenders of the national
integrity OF Spain demanded of the poor woman
that she should tell where her Cuban brethren
were, that they might attack them. The woman
courageously refused, whereupon she was I'M
dressed and was beaten with q stick hity times.
She was then hidden to accompany them TO their
encampment, but was too weak However, in
spite OF this she was dragged there, more dead
than alive. She managed to escape IRON there
when an alarm was sounded that the rebels were
about attacking them, and to day she Is lodged IN
our encampment. Your affeCtionate friend,
FRANCISCO ESTRADA CESPEDES.
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Frederick Ludwig &. Won Raumer.


By telegram from Berlin, under date of yester-
day, we informed Of the death OF Frederick
Ludwig George Won Raumer, the eminent German
historian AT the age OF ninety-two years. He was
born at W0rtz on the l4th OF May In the year
1881, and studied in the universities OF Halle and
G6ttingen. He commenced his judicial career in
the year 1901, and obtained the place OF Councillor
in the cabinet OF Chancellor Hardenberg in the
year 1910. His work on the System OF Taxation
III England appeared about this period. He pro-
duced two new books few years subsequently,
one on the Latin Historians OF the Middle Ages''
and the other describing journey which
he had made to Venice He was, almost i'm
medatelv, appointed Professor OF Political
Economy and History at Berlin. In the year 1895
members oil the wing party. His report OF the
then existing political situation very favorable
to the policy OF his whig friends. This work was
translated into English In the year 1886. Won
Raumer visited England second time, and wrote
sequel to his work, entitled england in lS4l.n
He was chosen member aud Secretary OF the Ber-
lin Academy OF Sciences. In the year lS4S he was
elected member OF the Parliament at Frankfort.
Returning TO Berlin he was chosen a member OF
the First Chamber QLegislature) OF Prussia He
retired from public lie in the year 1863, with the
rank OF Emeritus Professor in the University OF
Berlin and honored and esteemed by his country
men and the hterdti OF the world His great work
.History OF Europe from the End Of the Fifteenth
Century" did not meet with the same success as
did some OF his previous publications, the author
which were generally entertained in Germany at
the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-15
OUR INDIAN COMMISSIONERS TO MEXICO
AND THEIR LABORS.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. June IA, 1879.
Messrs. Atkinson and Williams, special Indian
Commissioners to Mexico, arrived here last night,
accompanied by Senior Motino, Mexican Commits
sioner, and Chiquam Kako, the head Chlel OF the
Kickapoos They report that the Indian
tribes in Mexico are willing to go on a
reservation in the United States, provided their
women and children captured by General Mcken-
zie, now imprisoned, are returned to them In
Mexico. The Mexican authorities have agreed to
have the promise fulfilled should the Indians en-.
deaVor to non-compy with 1t after the leturn of
the captives. All intelligent Mexcans think this
will be the best way to rid the frontier OF these
Indians. Messrs Atkinson and Williams had several
days conference with the most influential chiefs
OF the Kickapoos, Lpans and Mescallys, result
ing as given above. They visited Governor Ces-
peda, OF Coahuia, who received them kindly
and appointed q commissioner to cooperate with
them in erectng the removal OF the Indians
They also visited Governor Gonzales, OF Nuevo
Leon, who promised to cooperate with the neces-
sary assistance. All Texas irontersmen are with
them in their efforts to rid Texas OF this band OF
robbers. The military authorities are willing to
concede to the request, as the Mex can authorities
hold themselves responsible for the return OF the
prisoners should the tribes not comply.
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Brig Concezione GtaD, Rusen. Constantinople-J Sea-
ger
Brig queen ofthe Fal BD, Haynes, vigo-GeoF Bull
ley
brig Daniel Trowbridgc, Rice. st Pierre, Mart-D
Trowbridge's Sons.
schr Luss, Mayo. Para-C Ludmann A. Co
Schr Robert myhan, Doane. Baracoa-BJ weinberg
Scnr Armada OBJ, Copeland, Bear River, NS-Hcney
Parker.
scnr Evergreen (Br,, Potter, Halifax, Ns-C Ber-
teaux. -. -
Schr Hatfield Br), Crane. Halifax, Ns-D De
schr Helena Orb, Potter, Cannng-C Berteaux.
Schr Lizzie Lee. Smith, Lomone-i STAPLES 90.
Schr Arthur, Eldridge Brazos Observation-Disclosures q
Rudd - .. MI ,y
Schr Nellie Grant Jordon, st Augustine. Fa-Warren
Ray. 80. $1,000. 40 y...
schr Maria Louisa Gaskill, Washington, NC-Zophar
Mills. . 49, ~. u,.
schr L Warren. Roberts, Newbern, NC-Mat Holmes
Schr Mary Pike Good, Portland-Jed Frye Co
Schr Garland, Libby, Newburyport-Ied Frye a GO.
Schr Harvest Corwin, Providence-H jackson co.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, philadelphia:
Steamer Bidde, Alexander, Philadelphia.
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NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
Visit OF the Officers and Directors to the
Range Mt CreedmOOr, l.. 1.-the Open
ing Day.

Visit OF the Officers and Directors to the
Range ut Creedmoor, l.. 1.-the Open
Ing Day.
Yesterday afternoon the officers and directors or
the National Rife Association, with several promi-
nent guests, visited their range at Creedmoor,
L. L, for the purpose OF inspecting the grounds,
she targets, and all else incidental TO the great
work. On the special car, furnished by Treasurer
Poppenhauser, Of the Central Railroad, were
Colonel William c. Church, General Alexan-
der Shaler, Captain George w. Wingate,
Major j. N. Partridge, David W.. Judd; Major
John Powell Jr.; BriCadier General Knox,
many others of note. After ride or twelve miles
from Hunters Point tie grounds were reached
and found admirably adapted for the purpose. As
level as billiard table, they afford twenty sepa-
rate ranges, each OF which can be used from to
thousand yards, and without the use OF elevated
firing slants An inspection oil the targets afforded
the company mucn pleasure, and 1t was almost the
unanimous opinion OF the visitors that the scObleD
or sunk en- PIT system oil marking Is much more de-
sraoe and less dangerous than the .hill' site
system.
During the day "teams" from the Iwenty.second
regiment N. \. - NJ. were present practising at the
500 yards range targets, and 1T with great salts
faction that these gentlemen had the opportunity
o. SO per.ecting themselves, in order to be IN
readiness for the OPP ming OF the range which
portant matches VIII be shot. Entries for these
are now being made, and, no doubt, the occasion
Will be oil the greatest importance TO those inter
eSted O1lclal notice was last night given by Cap
tam Wingate, Secretary, that all "teamsn or de-
tails nom dlnerent regiments can practice any
dav next week, instead OF Wednesday, as befor g
noticed, the first 'teamn on the ground being en-
titled TO choice OF target
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SUICIDE OF A GERMAN BARBER.
His Reason for Self Murder

At eight O'Clock yesterday morning William
Wehrle, German barber, sixty-hve years Of age,
was found dead in his bed at PA Myrtle avenue,
Brooklyn, E. d. He was found by George Gibhardt,
OF 93 Meserole street, who has been In Wehre's
employ as a journeyman barber, who immediately
gave the alarm. Wehrla was shot through the
lett breast two inches below the NIPPLE a small
Smith Wesson piotol being usee. He had not
lived with his wife since September last The
following note was left by the sUicide:-
June II. 1873
II took my life because was cheated by wife and
children. WIN. WEHRLE.n
Up. 81 Will the money that have in the bank snail
be given TO my daughter Lena
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THE FULMER MYSTERY.

PHILADELPHIA June IL, 1873.
There have been no new developments in the Full.
mer mystery, except that detectives this afternoon
traced his whereabouts in the early part OF the
night preceding the nndiRg OF the body and ascer-
tanned mat from about the time he lett mis-
boarding house, up TO the time he was met by an
othcer at sixth and Race streets he had been In
the company OF woman in a house at Twelfth and
Race streets, and Is represented to have been very
much under the influence OF liquor.
The Coroner's inquest has been adjourned until
Tuesday
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