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1ermti6tc Depei6en ats
gHeff4sW nrf.

New ort, ben IA. Deg. = Sberrid.
ter Oalp pom Common Bleas 9eridte ent=
idieb, baB Der autrag, Die Snhibition, weldle
ben 8oli;ei GomnliHaren unterlagr, bic
Sountags 1Sornellungen i'm uSerrace<8ar@
ben" 81 unterbre6eu, aIf5ubebeu, ab5umetz
len lei. Od5 pcrlebt Den Sountag8z zGon,er.
ten ben lasten Sn)lag.
= Ser Oampfer uSolou" lit bon aipiu.
mall bier angelanst.
- Ser Oanpfsr yGormuoQ" 1T BON Sri,
itol bier angefommen.
- Die amerlfaniid]e SraftGttlerI= @cic1
ifaft fsterte geitern ben 80. Sabrestag ibreS
Seitebens. Oleielbe bat iiber 10000, 900
Bublifatiouen perbreitet.
- 5heocpr bu Sois, Sefehl5laber eine8
SuHbesfrie9sid)iffes, tpel6er Dor 9 Sabren
i'll einem Sample in Der Dtobiler Sai ldJutr
oerlest tpnroe, itarb geitern @torgen in
S5rooflpu.
- @laigan, peldber Dor etnigen Sagen
auf Die anfiage perbaItet nurOe, ieine Srau
Eei6enbel4auerS .Surp fretgeiprod)en.
- Sen. Stele, melfer cine Strefe 2ano
in Der @egeno beftt. bic BON benz @robeben
beriibrt puroe, lpra6 Die Initht aus, oaB
Der StoB inTolge Der magnetil6en Str0mung
stlluup, utttDe pte StIehel8 Apel eHllullY
lief.
- 0em @ilbelm 8etel bon 8rsirie bu
Sbien, @ISc., muroen geitern oretbunDert
soloene unb filberne llbren, rpeld)e er alli benz
0pfr. r@imbria" etn3ui9musseln perind)tc,
BON 3oabeamten in Seidlas genommen.
Der Oampfer n8epublic" iit Don 9iuers
pool bier angelanat.
= Der Oampier uausuit anore" BON ant=
lperpen iaeiterte in pergansener NaAt bel
8ome's Sboal. Serielbe befinbet iif in elmer
gefabrli1en Sage. Die Bafiagiere fino idalnlt=
ltd serettet uno bierbsr gebradt rpsrben.
= Die Sereinisung Der Sdiifslaper in
soobofen bat ild aufsel0i't nns ben 8eitano
per Sale, $4,000, uuter tbre Mitglieoer oer-
tlsilt, sS Seoeml iibellaieuO, su arbeiten, mo-
er milf.
= Coroner @rofer purbe beilte inter $15,z
600 Sirgid)aft seiteut, uno Johann freise.
laiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-15
m SIrean Oct StraBen= Snrd,s
ill.,. britdls= GplttMifi1re

aU H..
Die Straseuz0 z0urhbruGs szGommjidre Der gtobt
Baltimore MAIDEN bterntt betannt, bah ie in lIebers
etnitimmun9 nit elmer Seroronunq oeS 0ianors nnh
StGotratbes BON Baltimore, Wr. a. auf offrutIihrY
Mutton an ben bodften Seter an OF uno StcQc
0testa9, o.29. Se5br, IA, 9ta6mittass ilbr, per-
tauIen Deroeu:
oas aefammte gaateriaI, seGeoen in Dem Sabr=
jur North z9oeuue in elmer 8r,itc Don i2j sub laut
elmer am II. Suit 1874 genebmisteH SerOrouung oes
Shr8crnetiters uno StGbtratbe5 BON Baltimore coH@
oemnirt uno 9eoffnet per0eR lon HGmlidb
oHee Material In einem hDIjerncu S6Iup=
pen, an Der Eoroofette ocr DicVtcdenitra6e 80 Il.
3h Sou brett nit elmer 2tets non ii 5u64 3ol, uelA
der duf Dem Blaue NIT 9ir ! oe3eCbn't Ut.
Serner bQs aeInr,nlts WateriaI in einem h5I-
3etueu Sd,mppcn, ~ bel l6 'SuB 6 3on, nit etnem
aheiI zines elm uno Elm bdlb to6i0en itciNerueg
u5eb6uocs, fSuB mebr ooer lUeuiger), neIdle auf
Dem Blame A NIT ytr. be5cibuet fno.
Eerner einen boi3ernea Staa, n 1Sus Sou bel
IS isus, uuo 3Dft oentlsioeR anareu5enoc bDlIeruc
2Aupren. pelte aut Dem Ylaue A NIT gir. 3 6e4
3eiGnCt tno.
serner elm 3iueiltodiaes iteiRernes G,ebaupe.
l3 bel t3 5uB; einen hoi3eraen Sd)uppen, 10 bel
II SSus SOL, uuo etneu 1betI eiuee bttsexncu
ScIuppcus, 6 isub 3ou (melr ober penidel) bel
IS iSub, melhe auf oem Blanc nit Rr. be,eitbnet
fno.
Der ODER Die aduier mitfcu Siterbeitfiir ben bopz
pelten SeIanj oes aanfgcloes geben, oaB 6einotee
Saujselo an oem 3age, an melbem bic &ommiiore
berett no, uon OeiaStem 10 uerTauTtcu NateriaI BE-
TBuabme ju 9eben, 6e3a1lt peroe, Uno diler nurh
ben Abbrud] peruriahte 4OlGl uno Dlaterial inner
balb 81 2a9eu baruah pegeerdumt Ieien
games 3. Worro.p,
Sobu 2. Tiauett, 9ommjffdre
,,,o oo- ". q. Green, SER.
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Sslesrapbii9e 9epei@eR.
Snlanas9epeidjen.
Ser Srcsstnonter5isite SonsreB. =
9toette StkttttG.
(Serihtc BET n2liiociirten Breiie" /
reiponoeHten.O

3Dette StBunB.
lhinQton, IA. Ossember. - SIN
Senate legte Otorton cine Betition bon
IS 900 Jieaern aus Snbiaua Dor, in ipeld)e
bleielbe qeoen Die lctte Gntideibuns oesSber'
bnnocsgeri6tes proteltiren.
Die Giaentbimer DeS ;, ,,Gongr eiiionalGlobe"
lieben eine Yetitlon porle9en, IN ipelter lte
nm Qufaui ibrer 9ebGuoe unb tbres Utlte<
rlalS nad)iud)ten. .
0apis bratbte cine Sill ein, Die Serrpilli-
auna fir Ssrbeferuns oes aanawba-Sanales
fortSuleBen.
QQiton bracbte cine SiG ein, bic Gipiliiaz
tiou Der Snbiauer 5u f6roern.
Sine Sill gum SeIteu Der bon ben Seilz
id]redsnlhlparmen beimgeiu9ten anIieOler
III Nebrasfa lpuroe angenommen.
lfortsn BON Snpiara ltellIe eilen Intrag,
bab Der Suuoe5anipalt BON Snoiana anees
pieIcn peroe, eine AppeGation gegen bic @nt,
ideioung in Setreff Der gtegerflnber bon Srt<
oiaua uno ibrer Sereflttguug in ben 0ffentit
heu Stulen jenes Staates etn3ubrin9en.
gSuroe an bas SuittS =Gomite peripeieu.
SIN 6eprdientaHten baule rpurten
Die Staaten aHfJcru fen, SlllS uuO Seld)liiiie
elu5ubrlngen.
Starfipeather BON Connecticut bradts cine
Sill ein, alle Stempeliteucrn auf Sanfanmet=
iungsH, y8edIel &C. 0uI5ubebeH. lleber-
! mieieii.
aeilo9g bradte cine 8la eiu gum Seiten
Der burd bcA Ortan I'M Sabre 1874 beld]dz
I bigten Siir9tr 2SllEing.on'5.
| Itbrigbt brGdlte cine Slu elu IN Se5u9
! ani ireis6 Sdnfrpeien, 6ebuttton Der OfteHtz
itben Sdlulo uuo 3uritGSlebun9 Der Ge9alz
Seu6er=9toteu.
Speer brafte eiue Sid ell, ba5 8ortO auf
| ale Srieie auf einen Sent 5u reou;ren.
| SnNtb leate cine Sitl Dor, ad)t Stunoeu
als geicBlid)es Sagelperf etnauiibren.
Smlth lcgte eiHe Sla Dor, ole ldoltfen
StaateH Su ermdd)tigen, iBre Sdluloen bur@
Ssrgleid ab5uuiGeln.
gSbltleD beantragte elnen 9emelnldaftllden
| 8elfluB, ben politii6en SIltano Der ebemaz
liaeu Gebellenitaaten su uuterIud)en.
SaDler Iegte eine Bill Dor in Setreif Der
| freieu gelfifiuu9 DeS Sbio=Slufes.
Wtebrere YtQs iiber @tnfiibrnng oeS ireien
9anfIueienS mnrben porgelegt.
SteparO beautragte, etn 5anoels- uuo
gerfebrS=O Oepartement ,u errid)ten.
sSielos bra1te cine Sia ein, Die bDbereit
Selteuerunaen ausldnbiifer Yrobutte betref.
| feno uub cine lolte Inn Die Wieberauinabme
Der Saarsabluna 3u erleldtern.
| eltts Der BMmoeSbamptifaSt.
g8 8ai ibington, ben IA. Deg. = 5r.
Sobn Mcartbur rpirO Ole Steae oeS Sbat-
| amts Ar1itetten nidt annebnen. Mullett
beiinost iid pOrlduiig nod INNER i'm Mmte.
| = Der Mariuemiriiter 8obelon bementtrt
bas @eriid]t, bab smil1en tbm unb oem
SAatamtSiefrctdr pegen Der aniteqang oes
| @r Senators Gattea i'm Oisuite bes Snnoi.
fatS 3,riitisfeiten ausJebroden ieien.
- Or. Qinbermann, Director Der Miinse,
bat Seriude anseitellt, nm ben pabridein=
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F. RAINE. Proprietor.

perpunbet poroen 1T, aber ertpartet in 3cit
bon elmer gSOd)e mieoer Oicnitferti9 III iein.
Sn oem letten @eiette murot Elm gtsfie oes
Sen. Serrano 9etDotet.
RuBlano.
comb ON, IA. Deg. - 9aS .,3ournal be
ct. Petersburg" bctla9t ith mcgen Der Nn-
Qrifie, peld,en Der %oriflag, bic Gonfcreus
iiber oas S6terrcdt wiebcr 81 erofinsn, i'll
ben engliideu SlGttern au8geiett lit.
gd,ifTSbertdlte.
Guee nStomn, Is. DSbr. - Der 8pir
nSnotana" lit Don 8bilaoelpbia uub Der
9pfr. nGitp OF NontreaI" bon gtetu. Dort
bier eiu9etroifeu.
YlpmOuth, 10. 0es.- Der 9pfr. y Sl=
leila" fam pon yiem.Yorf bier al.
Guee t mn II, IA. 0eibr. - Die
Sampfcr 0Bartbta" nnb Settle" fuo BON
Nem.Y anaefommen.
gaartt nno S6rIt.
VlOerp oil, IA. SGbr. - Snumpolle
nlebriger; Serfduie SIG.
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IN 9r. 3. &. WtoaIton.

euhfoIaer ees . T. Sd in d. eIt,
SIR. 18S, YSejt=Japette=, oberbalb @utamfrass.
S sahns me1Sen OaIdaus obne s4merssu NIT aSttts
s.s aabsaies aussesosen sanSe @e6lils init 9um4
mi,dbuen 10 billig,, wte sly uno paneno 9atantlti
ddtem Goloe auf cine porsuslide gBeiie, seiant s.
uno bober 8erionen ipereen po1tbIn, bier 9or3n.
(preden, ebe ite anoerswo btnseben, % oe Sacill'
ur;neitunt nibt ii6ertrofIeu weroen tonnen. 0lt
Brse inS is4r nieoris, unb pirb ale Mrbelt saran'
sirt. S1s &5clbdit lit su ieber Seit seoffnet.
(S0FtIt-cfufii() S0ftit-SQuiOS)
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9lus Siioamcrtfa.

Bouama, ). 9es. = ytab Sen neneitsr
9ta9rid,ten, ucld1e ein 9ampfer, Der am 80
b. so. Saaao perlteB, mitbra9tc, 1T Die DC.
oolution IN Irgentinieu 3iuar nod nid)t pol..
itdnolg unteroriidt, podl ioll lie i'll ben lebteu
3iigen lte9eu. Eievooa nnb iciue Inbdnger
itnO aus Der 5taOt MOgnegua pertrieber
worbeu. Die 8esicrungstruppen oerloreu 4
Mann. Die 9tebellcn so9eu iid) anf cine be-
nadbarte fleine t0odlebene suriid, oeren gu.
gauge idmHtll6 BON ibrea @egneru beiett
liup, iooaB Yierooa unb ieine anhanger Der
9tfaugenIdaft faurn entgeben f0uren. Der
Iufrubr su Galamarca am ID. b. 81. purbe
unteroriidt uno % Ferioner babel getObtet
mo 40 per,punoet.
gta6 einem bel rcr argentiniid)en Geianbt.
id)aft in g8aibiugtou angelaugteu &elegramnl
aus Sueuos 9(pre8, ltnter5eid)net BON benz
DtiniitGr bes 2lu8tudrtigen, bat @eneral
0fltre ii6 ergcben uno Die 5fepolution 1T gu
Gnbe.
@eneral s. $. 6catb itarb um IA. b. 81.
Su Qima.
3n Gbile wiro fiinItiges Sabr uIcr Babr-
ifcinlt6feit nadl etne SheiOuug SmtlGen
Stride unD Staat erfotqen.
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SrGuOe.

0ower, 0d., IA. Deg. - Samfa9
Abeno perbrauuten i'll einem Stalc Gn Der
0taiueitr. bier Bierse. Serlult $4,000.
Soit OIL, IA. Deg. - Sn @ampabello,
0taii., brannte Sanita9 glbenO Die Sdub'
fabrit BON Martiu g. Seth & &omp. ab. Die
6irma Ihdbt ibren GotaOerluit aui uHge.
fibr $115,O0O, wouou MIR $4,000 per-
iifert ltuD. llu 200 2lrbctter meroeu 6uourd)
proDl0S.
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a,ihnrh 81 Srmiu msIfpr ,nsosn qG

- Ni6aro y. Srniu, ipelder pe9en MiB.
adltung elmer Sorlaoung beS @ongrelieS per!
baftet puroe, reil'te beute Morgen nad g8a.
ibingtou ab.
- Die i'm 2einenbanocl tbGtigen &auf,
leute battcn beute cine s5erianlmlung, rnl
DtaBregeln ruegen Der ibrem @eiGdfte ani3u~
Iegenoen 9teueHiien 81 ergreiisu.
= Sente fano Die jdbrli6e Situng beS
Sorltanoes bes fieiigen 9teger= &aiienbauisS
.ltatt. @epnDdrtt9 beiiuOeu iih an 284 &in=
oer-in Der 9lnitalt. Der Seridt oes S6ats
meiitsrS srint eiucu lleheriflu, mn S1h54
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gEidtiae Mnseiae

fAf rmnoet8eatb 4 userI
@ew0lte, Mttritte, Cesspools, Genflo@er uub onber
8ertiejunsen merben BET 9a8e seieert obne tibIe
0sIuG burb ben neuen
6srud3loten MnSgratun9S S.Appaxat.
AlIe Nuftrdse tperben prompt bffor8t.
Yiireau Nr. "A Noro &soHtoapttrate.
E0au6, ,129te1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-15

9tablirt. t843.
0emebre.
9auilabenbe
0etvebre, 8id,iett, YttfoIeAs
1pnarate fIr Sdeer,
ammunition uno Wtaterialtsn tdr @efoehrs
Sa6rifauten u.i. 10.
TIM 9roBen uno &tetnen.
@emebre auf Betsluus anseferti8t, ooer In be
befteu Weile repdrirt. ~
Mr. H1. Siib @alpert StraBe, 8alttmore.
fTlitra12 4 12U2teS ,t&D)
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Ser syretmanrer=SrSett In 0trz
nfrfpff

g d. m II 5, Sa., IA. 9ei.- Die iGbr.
lihe Sibuug Der grOBlOge Oes Greimaurer.
.Srocns pou Srr9inieu fanO beute bier itatt
227 Sogen iuaren pertreten. Der GroBneiifer
bsrittete, baB Der Srbsn i'm Staate in blii.
henOeu 8erbdltniiicn iet uno in 25O 9ogen
1900 Ni,t9lieoer babe. g8dbreno oes Sab
res uurbcu l6 ueue 2oaeu nedriiubet.
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Gin San,nfer ocSuufett.

q EN- Orleans, Ga., IA. 0Sbr. -
Ser Sanpier ,SOiiier" ianf am 10. 5. 81.
al ben oberen 8dlleu IN berJdbe bon 4leran-
orla. Ole 0abung, i'll 500 SaQen Saum-
lpolle beitebenb, miro gerettct peroen, bas
SGitI aber, $4,000 mertb, lit total per=
loren
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fSrflururtd.

Da Elm @eratt in Der Staot crtulrt, oas mir dls'
pertauien, NM uner @eiddft aufSuseben, 10 ergreen
mir bieie @eie9enbeit, um unieren 8un5en nno oem
Bubtitum ansu5eisen, oaB mir unier 9eibdtt d t
autseben, ionbern nur WRemfd)enbaare gum
sotpfeiIe pertouien nm unieren Sorrat6 Su reouSi=
rem. gSir baben 100 5aargehedte BON S1.50 bis $50
pro stid, lueite mir sum aoitenpreie abiaeu; fers
ner 5000 arbs riettes Su 30 Gents uno tpenter lo<
mte elm alIqemeine5 aIiorttment pon 9aerfuaarer,
Saarbhrten, 9dnlmen u, 4arIilnerie'n. Dian lprebe
Dor in gar 62, germstonitr0Ge, unO bele9e it9 Ole
GBaaren ) SeGnneret.
(Sau26,tSf> Str. 62, SertnBtousiraee.
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s. Watne. Serausseber.
epestal ,Noti3em.

8alttmote
fir 9n(nrauff Ofife,
saonet: sde boa eoutb. nno kSatessetrate.
5ieis gsIsuIpait oerii4ert iortua5rsnO sesen Ser
"a ooer Saaben burb Sraueuuslad iopo5i In De,
sa'3az. saeeu. -uno gbaareubduier, panSsIssiitsr,
aac:o oauzProeutte, MobeIu. Sans @erdtbi9aien,
II -}au besrffene ober im 5afen tn eaouus befiuo'
Ii e ;SGbrSeu9e u. I. 10.
Sa5 Sirettorturi beite9t aus foIsenben Serren:
gBm. q. 5 arrti on, Yrdfoent;
Geo. Sc. Stder5, S. p. SapIf,
D.oo g. Wilon, 8. Nobt. Seniins,
Soltaa Bennington, 6. Yforton Stetpart
6rancis s. Sing, o. 8. Rencomer,
6ears Carroll, SrniGe Sorpis,
8. e. Steuart, U. %. Gaplor,
e3.:,. $. Srune, S5rael Gobeu,
George 8. Sarriion.
IppliiationSzS ormulare uno uettere Hahr.tt iibe,
BE M DsS tn Der sshsi Ss gaSsSssa o at aon
trl3e iofort erIeoi9t Deroen. gerderunsen ineroen
o%f ir9eao eine Snip anseuommen pel9e Der applt'
tant r0ini ben mag.
(5anl,iSD 8r. @npowortb, Seir.
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,lls ,lsls Sbalia Orauatiid)cr Gereill

XtkEzr Gtf Bmeite 2bcater NorileQung neb1
1S 2au3trdnjfen fiHoet ON Wttt,poa,, D. 16
Se;ember, in Der r@Cncorota" Aatt.
l291-S.1JOl TaS WrrailaemenfSsS sS mite
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@in itnitd)tbar setpproemer Sanf,
faSfirer.

Toronto, Gau., IA. 9esbr 81. $.
9alas, Saiiirer Der OtoliouS Sant bier, lit
ieit Montag peri6munoen. 9a8 Delight in
Der &aiie 1T nod ntdt genau ermlttelt.
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Glue t!eiHe Wajabluug

i'm antan9e uno Der Rct in lettten monntlidea
3abtunsen iino Die BeOuguu9en, unter pel&en
man eine
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li6en Setrag bes @oloes uno Silbsrs, mel.
DIES bieies Sabr gef0rOert nno seprdgt peroeu
io1, su ermittcln.
= 9as Sberbunbes9erI9t enti9ieb beute
mebrere lpidltige 8ro3eiie.
Der Brdiibent bat bem Sen. Sherman
telegrapbirt, berbeiSufommen, nm an bem
Gmpiange uno Der llnterbaltung oes &Sni9s
SalnfnlIa theil,unehmeu
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Cite merfmiirotse Gntbitllnug. -
Gfn attf Sen SOB pertpunoete
Gtnbred)er befennt, etner oer
Hduber oeS obarite RoS slt
ictn. 6roSe 9lnfreeung lit
WftifQ0 cIDfsid ftttO yetusYlDrf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-09-05
INTERNATIONAL POSTAGE.

MI. Joseph FL. Backlan, Superintendent OF the
United States Mails, VIII leave this city to-day TO
represent this country at the Postal Congress to
meet at Berne, Switzerland, on the 18th inst.
This Congress was originally called by Germany,
which government desired TO bring about complete
unity of action not only between different parts OF
Europe, but foreign countries as well Russia OBJ
jected TO coming in; hence o postponement for
another year, until the present time. The grand
object IN view Is to abolish accounts between gov
ernments concerning postal matters of whatever
Kind, thus leaving each government to collect Its
own postage and deliver the mails OF other gov.
an end to many dlsagrceable arrangements and
perplexing complications Or it might be said
that the object Is to secure uniformity
of charges and thoroughly reciprocal rela.
tons between different nations in their postal
intercourse. Another wav OF presenting the sub
ject Is TO regard all countries as forming COM
mon postal territory in which transit charges
shall be abolished on opened closed mails trans
mltted through intermediate countries.
This phase OF the subject will, no doubt, be dis
cussed, though the principle involved as thus
stated cannot be expected to receive the approval
OF the United states. The unairness OF It's appll-
OF Europe are compared with the enormous
stretches OF territory which the American mail
routes fnelude-that TO Australia, for example.
Representatives to the approaching Congress at
Berne viii consist mainly OF Postmaster Generals
OF various countries, or their equivalent in rank,
whatever their name-the chief postal officials.
The former Postmaster General, Creswell, made
complete arrangements to attend, q year ago, but
shared tine disappointment with Others
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-09-05
SUICIDE OF A BROOKLYNITE,

At about half past seven O'Clock Thursday eve
ning, well dressed and apparently respectable
man walked into the once Of the West side Hotel,
corner Fifteenth street and Sixth avenue. and
registered his name as George Haviland, New
eorS requested room where he (Haviland)
would not be disturbed remarking that he was
very tired. He was accordingly conducted TO one.
When the porter raped at his door the next
morning no response was given, and IL was sup.
posed that nc was sleeping soundly, no fur Their
attention was paid to MIN untn nine O'Clock last
hotel clerk, unable TO obtain any answer TO his
repeated KNOCKS, forced an entrance into tho
room and there found the man lying on the bed
dead, while by hts side, on chair, were two
empty bottles Labelled laudanum, that told the
tale OF suicide; some cards and papers iound in
the house OF Boutelieau h son, doing business In
thss CITY, and gave his residence as No. l21n
Court street, Brooklyn. No cause could be assigned
Tor the rash oct. Coroner Woltman was promptly
Notified.
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THE SALOON KEEPERS,
The Brewers and Liquor Dealers state
Convention.

The Brewers and Liquor Dealers state
Convention.
The Central Organization Of the German saloon
keepers, who. during the past year, have formed
an organization In each ward for the protection
OF the trace under the operations of the Excise
law, held meeting at the Germania Assembly
Rooms yesterday to complete the arrangements
for q mass meeting, which is to come OF during
next week, for the purpose Of adopting resolu-
tons to be submitted to the State Convention OF
This Convention will be held at syria.
euse on the 18TH inst and committee
was appointed TO represent the city organization
AT the state Convention. The delegation was
composed of Major Sauer, Martin Nachtmann,
CHARLES kinkel, Jos. Fricke and George Gruen.
waid The principal object OF this Liquor Dealers
ana brewers state Convention will be 10 exert an
lnnuence on the election OF members OF the
Legislature, with view OF having q Uniform ex-
else law passed for the whole state, and law
providing Tor the election OF Excise Commls-
sioners In eacn county, as q means to insure pro-
fecn0n Tor the bear and L0pQT tranlc.
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portals "'N' ''e Se''''"
During tho winter of 1867 made stsem NJ
70 OBTAIN such legislation at Albany as would
these horrors; but unhappy, il was at a time When
Inc State Medicai Convention being held there.
ana tnat body on learning q my purpose not only
eployed m vast influence to defeat It, but succeeded n
incorporating in my bill the following section which
the public should know, for the see ming inSr
ference which this society maintains with regard 10 this
terrible subject 1880 w '"'S
LAWS or ,Se7-roR rHr xoRx KrvEcruAL PREVENTION or
CRUELTY
SECTION 93-Sohng in this act contained shall con-
strued 70 prohibit interfere properly con
Quoted scientific experiments invesugatons, which
experiments shall be performed only under authority
OF the faculty OF regularly Incorporated med cal
college or university OF the state OF New York.
lam, &c, HENRY BERGh, President.
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THIEVES ARRESTED.

Charles wells, OF No. l27 East Ninth street. and
John q! Burnell, OF No. lit East Seventh street,
were arrested yesterday morning BY Captain
Byrnes, OF the Fifteenth precinct, on q charge OF
being Implicated in the robbery Of John McNesl,
Oh No. u Prince street, from whom they stole 6SS
to-day. In the house OF Joan letter, who was AZ
rested on Thursday night for having hand In the
sane robbery, was found lot OF shirts, the pro-
WAY
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An Indignant GRANDMOTHER.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
/ have seen with great admiration the able
efforts Of the HERALD to bring the young folks to-
gether at playing croquet in Central PARK. In the
name OF Heaven, sir, where is the harm in having
the young men and the girls play game OF cro-
quet togetherP There are some people, though,
tnat make harm out OF everyth1n Now, you
know just as well as any one that in this town the
girls dou't get far chance. Sorry indeed. I am
that my daughter Jane ever brought her family 70
this big CITY, In the very last confidential CONVEX
sation had with her she assured me that though
all the young men promise to call, and someti mes
do call, TO see the girls, yet It IS such ceremonial
meeting that nothing ever comes OF it, IL grieves
my grandmother's heart to see my poor
dear granddaughters, now past twenty and
SIM WIN the same prospect for marriage
other families. very many OF them, TOO, and they
are situated just as We are. what are we to do :
We can't go out on the sidewalks anu say, .sRere
are girls, gentlemen, wanting husbands; come
and TAKE loon at them they are nicely liked up
or the n 9r rea s Ne sur that would no; DO
croquet playing IN the Park; it is just the very
thing to show or young ladiss to advantage and
little winning ways which their arandmothers
used 10 practise before tnelr mothers were bOrn
selfish old Bachelors to whom, Sir. no good az ali
could come from this harmless and beautiful game
Of croquet In Central Park-because their hard
Old hearts never can soften to wOman's smiles
and ways-are to interfere and to be allowed to
interfere IN preventing these blessed meetings of
the young folk, from which would come great
relief to anxious PARENTS minds and SO
much ultimate happiness to the young gentlemen
and young ladies themselves. II is a pity that
young men in this city do not marry much more
than they at present do. AS You know, sir, the
young gentlemen IN the HERALD ONCE. nearly ali
better on and infinitely MORE settled down than
they were when they were single, and tins is a
TACT which employers ought oil to remember
Now, Mr.. Editor, any young couple ought 10 be
able to live on $50 q week, or at least on 500 a
week, and every means ought TO be used, espe-
cially by old people ike myself, to encourage them
TO embrace the married state of lie. Any indus.
trious young man, presume, is able to make the
amount OF salary per week above specified and
why, then, In the name or all that's good don't
they get married. For my part say let US try
cr0quet In Central Park. GRANDMOTHER