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ATHLETIC ExEncsEs ~ THE PAEK--The
GUNNER garden Of the metropolis Is admira-
bly, adapted for al health-giving sports and
recreations, and the Commissioners owe II ~
y duty 70 the public g make liberal pro-
visions Tor the same The lake might he
probably used in encouraging aquatic con-
Tests, and an occasional boat race "a it would
Increase its attractiveneas considerably. Then
athletic games, similar to those 81 the Gale
DOMAIN Club and other organizations would
be quite IN accordance with the spirit that
suggested the formation Of our beautiful Park
and would add much % its usefulness.
Whatever is calculated to contribute to the
health and enjoyment Of the numerous visi-
tors to the Park cannot be ignored by the
Commissioners without rendering themselves
liable 10 o charge Of dereliction Of duty.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

MI. Joshua @. Beals OF Boston, has apartments
at rne Everett House.
Brevet MAJOR General George A. Custer United
States Army Is a. tue Fiih Avenue Hotel.
Judge Tnacner, Commissioner of Patents, has
lett washington. to be absent q lew weeks.
Inspector General Randolph =. Marcy, United
states Army, u chartered al the New YORK Hotel.
Mr.. II. {. Johnson. United states Commissioner
Of Customs, IL registered at the Grand Central
Hotel.
Engineer-in-Cnicf william W. w Wood, OF the
Navy Department, has arrived at the Union
square Hotel.
Judge Alexander 5. Johnson, late or the New
York Court OF Appeals. - residing at the Ffth
Avenue notc.
Nj. joan knapp, or Sc. Louis. arrived In this cltJ
Yesterday aud TOOK up his residence as the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Judge ruruham, the new Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury, qualified and entered upon his du-
ties yesterday.
ar. Nathaniel g. white, President OF the Boston
aud Maine Railroad company, Is stopping az the
81 Sichoas Hotel.
the man who b0ted a diamond ring yesterday
Is likely to prove that one swallow does NOT MAKE
q summer-in prison.
General y. II. Lowcn. Assistant secretary OF the
Interior, arrived nom Washington yesterday al
the Filth avenue Hotel.
Nj. John King. IT., VICE President or the Balt-
more and ono Railroad Company, i soiOurnlng
az rue FIlth Avenue Hotel
Nine. Bastoul writes That the escape % her hus-
band aud otner Communists rom New Caledonia
was provoked bY III treatment
General aud hrs. Badeau are 10 Washington.
the President ana Mrs. Grant gave a large dinner
party IN their hoaor last evening.
Hon -. y. Pratt. eX-Unted states Senator. has
accepted the position OF Commissioner u Internal
revenue. rendered him By President Grant.
Senator Spencer. or Alabama, VINO recently had
n congcsuye chni AMI was danrcrousIy liz is
rapidly recovering, aud was able to slt up yester-
day.
General Cowen, ASS slant Secretary or the ITns
terror, and Commissioner smith, Of the indian
Bureau, are now in this city Tor the purpose OF
assisting 10 the opening or bids for indian sup
plies
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transit now Is a confession on the part OF
those who rule this city and State
that they are unfit for their government
1t will not do to postpone this matter. Such
an act cannot be explained. 1t viii be looked
upon by New York as wanton ignoring Of
its just demands. The people will feel that
they have again been sacrificed, either to cor
ruption or imbecility they will ask properly
why it is that, with the democratic party in
power with its leadership in the hands Of Gov
ernor Tilden, Mayor Wickham and Mr.. Kelly
it is impossible to give US this measure Of
necessary relief Public opinion has reached
the point that to postpone or defeat
rapid transit is to aim a blow at the
prosperity of New York. Every citizen who
suffers from the want of swift communication !;
every business man who is compelled to waste
one or two hours day in allow and tedious
means OF travel; every laboring man who is
doomed to live In the unwholesome purlieus
of the city because he cannot reach the open
country grounds and fields and the fresh air
and sunshine, regards the failure to pass rapid
transit as personal wrong to him. There is
no reason why we should not celebrate the
centennial year of our independence by the
achievement of swift and proper rapid tran
sit line. Already we have steam communica-
ton from the Battery to Thirty-fourth street
and from Forty-second street to the Harlem
River. 1t is only necessary to bridge the little
gap to enable US to attain at once this necessary
result. Now that we have all agreed upon
the measure the general demand of the people
is that the bill now before the Legislature at
Albany, giving the Mayor the power to deal
with this work, should be promptly passed.
The Assembly yesterday took an important
step to this end. The three bills pending
the Prince bill, the Hess bill and the Com
mon Council bill-were taken up and dis
cussed, and all were passed to third reading.
The matter is thus referred TO the Senate,
which should lose no time in making q salts
factory decision. The duty is immediate, the
issue is plain, the ways and means are. SIM
pie and clear. Now let us see who will dare
to 60 upon the record as opposing measure
so vital to the prosperity and comfort of New
York
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BELGIUM AND GEEMAsY. substance Of
the Belgian reply to the German note Is given
In our cable dispatches. 1t is dignifed and
courteous, but afBrms the determination Of
Belgium to fulfil the duties Of neutral
State. After the note had been read in tho
Chamber Of Representatives yesterday the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs, d. Aspremont
appealed 10 the patriotism Of all parties to
support the government in its course.
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The CAnrIsT CAUSE N ENGLAND. The
effort has been abandoned in Parliament to
induce Great Britain to recognize the belliger-
emit rights Of the Carlists in Spain. The gov
eminent announced yesterday that the policy
of non-interference would be continued.
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TEE CAUSE AND EYTECT.-There was an
attempt to shoot Deputy Comptroller Earle
yesterday by city creditor who claimed
IN old bill 1t is rumored that Mr. Green on
hearing of this went straight Of and paid the
wages of a scrubbing woman who was lying
in wait for him with broom.
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The FUNTRAL Of the four children Of Cap
tain Costa, who we're drowned by the East
River collision, will take place to-day. Toe
condition Of the other members Of this IN
happy family calls for the prompt attention Of
the charitable community.
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Worthless FELLOW yesterday swal-
lowed a diamond ring, and nowanybody would
value him at thousand dollars. This is one
way Of becoming valuable member Of society.
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WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Stocks were
dull and irregular. Railroad bonds were
moderately active. Gold closed at 115s.
Money was in larger demand, and on call
loans rated at a Al per cent.
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KRo ALFONSO has protested his gratitude
and affection to the Holy Father. The boy is
90 young and the Pope 50 old that Holy Great
grandfather might have been q more appro-
pirate title
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The ELECTION Of officers Of the Chamber Of
Commerce occurs to-day, and the canvass has
been unusually exciting. We print the oppos-
ing tickets elsewhere, with an explanation Of
the dissatisfaction Of portion Of the mem
bers
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From our reports this morning the probabilities
Gre that The tcedther today tcil be toGTulsr and
partly cloudy.
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEToR
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS and
after January /, 1876, the daily and weekly
editions Of the NEW YORK HERALD viii be
sent free Of postage
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LONDON OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK
HERAID-No. 46 FLEET STREET.
PARIS OFFICE-No. RUE SCRIBE.
Subscriptions and advertisements will be
received and forwarded on the same terms
as in New York.
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TRIPLE S HE T T.

NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY. MAY 5, 1875.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRRLS
broadway, corner OF Twenty-nnth street-NE0hO
f4INSIRELSY at 8 I. NJ. closes al 10 7. N.
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THE DAILY HERALD, published erey
day IN The gear. -Four cents per copy. An
nnal subscription price sI4.
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TIyOLI THEATRE,
sEfgbth street between Second and Third Avenues-
VARIETY, at r. NJ; closes at II +. NJ
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wALIACKiS THEATRE,
Broadway-ROAD To RUIN, at Z. M closes a. lO:As
p. IL Mr.. Montague, Miss jeffrey wis.
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BowERY OPERA HOUSE,
No 2ol Bowery.-YARIETy, at T. NJ; closes a. 10 %
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING


ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
SAN FRANCISCO MISsTRBLs,
S4I az NJ tg Sloses si al 70
,,.s., . 1IvoLI THE THEAT anE mn, ,v.Du.
T2RiEr s at r NJ; closes At IL ?. n.
wAL1ACK,s THEATRE,
~ ni sUI closes At iO
80 BoyEE gYr qEEs 3, H 9 Is ,,o..,nS
WOODS MUSEUM.
Closes sGTns IS q !SF Sanss
THEATRE coMipuE
No. 1 Broadway.-vARIETY, at r NJ. closes at io4S
= u. Matinee al P n
,..r.u.A ..r.s ssHHs5A EH BBtAkDEanAssra
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM or ART
West Fourteenth street-open from 10 A. n 70 p Il
,.. ssoGEHHE gAsE Il 4 4 Close. .s
OLYMPIC THEATRE,
Ne sai Broadway1yARlETY. at F. NJ closes At icsAs
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE,
E NJ STes sos sad At IS IS Mr. Fhe S
LAVA Miss Davenport Mrs Gilbert
METROPOLITAN THEATRE,
Na SS6 Broadwsy.-FEMALE BATHERs, atsr.N.
ROBINSON HALL,
West Sixteenth Street.-The QUIET FAMILY, AZ 2. u.
BOOTHS THEATRE.
corner OF Twerfythird street and sixth aveuua.-ANY
RoBSART At p. NJ. closes at II z. NJ Miss Nelson.
IYCEUM THEATRE,
Fourteenth street sixth avenue.-NARlE An
fOINETTE. Al 8 r NJ. Nine. Rlstor
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Rejected communications viii not be re-
turned
Letters and packages should be properly
sealed.
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Al business or news letters and teIegraphic
dispatches must DO addressed NEW York
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LYCEUM THEATRE,
Fourteenth street sixth avenue.-NARIE AN
fOINETrE Al 8 p. NJ. Nine Rlstori.
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WOODS MUSEUM,
Broadway. corner OF Thirtieth street-0N HAND, ~
r. N. closes at 10 As P. NJ Matinee at 2 p. u.
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BOOTHS THEATRE.
OF Twerty-third street and sixth avenue-ANY
RoBSART. At r. NJ closes at II r. NJ. Miss Nelson.
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METROPOLITAN THEATRE,
Ne 5o6 Broadwsy.-FEMALE BATHERS, at sP. n.
ROBINSON HALL.
west Sixteenth street.-The QUIET FAMILY, az 2. II.
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TIE CANAplAN CANALS The Canadian
government i moving IN the work Of i'm
proving tile Wellaud and other canals in the
province. Tho locks are to be enlarged and
doopened and other important improvements
are 70 be made. The activity OF our neigh
bors should remind our State Legislature Of
Che necessity Of some action looking to the
thorough foform of our canal policy. The
foundation should be laid this session for the
final disposition Of the lateral canals question,
either BY the formation of special committee
or by instructions to the Canal Board.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
sEMENTs-NlYTu pAcr-siNtn column.

ANTsENnENrsrSlsTa ~ fAeS-sinth r. column d'
PILLlARDS-SECoNn. .PAgs-sixth column
noARnERs WANTED~ Nisra P1ee- Third column
BEoQKLYS.. REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcoSp
HgsINnss oFsoSg?fGYirrEs-E Elenrg PAer.
ely RIAL EsiATE FOR sALE-srcoSD pAer"Frst
cLEEEs 1SD sALEsAEN-Twrlrrn pAqr-TniEd col
c63caMaN AN 'S GhRDnS EKs-i iu" rAcr-rhird
coAsT'Wiiiss44 'srsAS$Hfrs-srcosp PAep-Foutth ana
SSSG SGGESHfSS eumn
sS PsYTIsTEysFEqs4p oapFsT fAsrr1 e@n
DMhisliSG nurShs To LET, II ENiSiiED AND US-
EUR6PkAN slEAMsIIfrs-srcosn rAos-Fourh col.
iGpn na SIKH columns
EfSishE1 TSoTs zSS 5S%sHPTnsrs SgsP 70
srcoNp rAoe-secoad and third columns.
GEFS GEFtS GGaH rAarn
>nElf POiip iWipMSreD-rzMALss-rw pAcr-sccond
HELP VAN "IALEs-TvrLrru PAGE Fourth and
moRsEa. GXRmihcEs. &c-rrrsr rAor-rhlra, fourth,
,or,f, fttn q ani S,isi; Ssh eonMts ms, n
HOUSES Room, &C., WASTsD-Nisrn PAGE
lNsTRutTIoSS@Sii Wynn PAcr-s,Atn column.
Ghi kGh N sa9i7SGSaa Column G%n
hnsr ASp totNp-s,Esr pA,es-Frst PACE, column
MaRBhs MAYiEIsASTn Ts Ss PAGs%sRih eosfii column
MIX NhgcS 4SD Ssae@ond c9n column
MILLINERY AND DRassMAKING-FIRsT PAGE Sec.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERT EMaNTs-TESrH PAGE
New FtHLiS ,FIIio.xs-s rAeF-sixtn column
Arnts,nNiHFa FAgE-see nd column
rIANofoRTES, ORGANS, &C.-NINrn PAcE-Flnh
PROF sion ~ srrvAro>s. s.wASrED-gEMAfEs-
peopRI or OF fm e9GqY GqY FOR SALE OR ro
REAr-sEcoND fAa:-F'rst and second col
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4 UCHoN HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
y date Johnston = az lgssSt1ss lgsi 3 ,,si.,
Office 81 Liberty street tsVenins fos' Duiialasl.
Tng HORSE AUcrI9,N; BRANGH l4,1 sIsp2r OF 2TR
SALES ~ pear oRsEs naiEsrssS 1xD f,aSesl CARRIAGES
Il to Is hours trial on horses warranted sound
PARTIAL CATALOGUE Or. TnIs. DAYS GuEs.
DAYS SALE, AZ y ,,n.s oUL4Ski -, go,
and years; Kind in all harness tree from
vice. have been owned ana driven ,, present
ness are without fault or vice.; IN every way
reliable: soid only on account q owner going
vIcTGKIs, lsht IN good order by John Ham.
snd gI InnfAtgIsiMENT nAnnI SPu PEsD WAR
RhNTEp 2s9.-The. well known iiilnghast
nowing mane aud tail: kind in al harness
one q he ess' t9e h0lsei ass n VIZ fHun
roadster unsarpasscd; warranted to trot a
BREWSTER 40 Tor ROAD WAGON, nearly new.
HaNns1NE BLACK HORSE, very stylish 10
LANDS, years; Kind IN all harness; Las been |
drivea - mite occasionally with the M !
linghastn horse above named. making syien-
did team. Als3 ,r,x ~. ~, 10. =.
Wood Bros, "! Blankets Robes, Harness @c
TEAM BLACK uORSES tlalt brothers. y hands, /
SSSy SsaT soeT eRd matched a w dive Ike on9 S
are tree fnc, stylish drivers. every way relia-
sET D6ooirSBL : HARNESS., little used, BY Anderson
Tor wASox. in good order. b. r. NJ savers.
ROAD ESTABLISH dark brown Mare Black !
Var knd In ali nsrne.s nee nom vice: na.
frec, level open rait high head, ~ on,id ac-
show az:osa,t 81 day OF sale aud promises 10
tie ono at the fastest horses ~ the country !
TOR ! b Road WAGON. in good order ~ Brcws-
PoxY 'itVRSotf~Sorrei Pony, Is hands, years
old; kind " Az hWncss irse , IRON . vice. has 1
every waV IShaDle: wsrfansci soani; also
CANorY BAakET rONY PnAEloN IN good order
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rERsON

A ! GRIGvG wIrU YoC; WILL NOT CANSor
- 50 until see you and arrange Tor ne future; write
=
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nYEIXG AND SECURING ESTABLISHMENT FOR
IL sale, cheap; doing good business: good location;
established 1851 Address DYER, lo17 Third avenue,
New York
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L7oR SALEM BROOKLYN Az OLD RsTABLIsHED
IL stationery and News store with good Paper Route
sttachod cheap for cash Address A. B.. Herald ONCE.
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A UCTfoN HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
n date Johnston 4 Van TasSell,
oirce 81 Liberty street teyenng Post Buiidingl.
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j G.y G$-"i'A - There WEDNESDAY, sAfPnlsR Ifi hg&S
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HoBoKEN-LtrY IN GRAY, SUNDAY, PLEASE
kindly appoint immediate interview addressing
your letter TO LIAHLEi LANGD y y, Gcrali Office.
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REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twenty -four TO iortyeghi hours given to purchasers TO
test warranfees
Horses Carriages Harness Blankets Robes &C.. always
on hand NJ private sac.
CATALOGUE OF ThIs DAYS GUEsDAY) SALE
AT ii O'CLOCK.
THE TRoTTING STOCK or PRIVATE GENTLE
MAN.
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IlnfSON LABOR -SUfsRVI-OR's OFrICP, NEW
/ Jersey tate Prison Tren on, Jane :, 1873 -Appfi
cation may BE- made 70 the u1dcrsgned sr the labor
canviCt- Il tie New Jersey state Prison. The WORK
sogs have been recently erected ana every con
necessary for the sueces !al employ o
prisoners NN. X NJ AIu1, supervisor.
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spEcIAL NogTCEr.

A -A-KsNTuUKY single NUMBER DIsTRlBu-
"A. tion draws at Covingon, Ky, luae 25i hS79 GIFTS
amounting 10 s90LO0l; capital $50 t0i smallest 3ll
Prizes pa in full al tins Office address all sraers for
tickc & and inform atoa - IHOMAe II. HAYES Co.,
co.. BruaIway, New York.
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sPoRT1NG-poGs. ulnps. go.

A FOR sALE-ALL KINDS or FANCY DOGS.
n. Birds, he Medicines for al diseases; Prepared
Food sor mockng birds, at Vs. g. DOVkH's, No. Greene
street near Canal
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I ATEsT DEyELoPA MIS-
IL or THE BEECurR CASE
IN 1iE
ENENINQ TRt.LGAAM TO.NIGH

DCBlIC NOrICE.-ALL PERSON AR HEREBY
notified that $50 Bonds ol The Peoria aud Springfield
Railroad Company OF sl.Wl denomination each mum
tcred i9. Gsj inclusive. possession
COMPANY ana cannot b. found by It's officers. 1nese
BONDS Issued by toe company g. ans pe:sJn
persons ani voI AMI rauiuicnt ~ pus sion of
any party except the Peoria and snfnp6cd Railroad
tompuny. JAMES NAiNs -.
President r. and :. II. r. @. and Receiver ii sane
prKiN. uitaols June ~ 1873.
, 1875-10-13
Guaranteeing nnb Steuerein=
ftdhmen.

Der gerift be8 ltatiltiiGen 8ureau a1
Waibt19ton ergiebt, baB III Dem am 30. SUM-
1875 enoenoen Siscaljabre in ben Ser. Staa=
ten 1927 ,498 @inpanberer lanoeten, $50, 149
iperieer oils i'm Sabre 1874 unb mebr ais bic
9dlite meniser als 1878. Dieie grobe Obj
nabme Der @inmanberur9 tft Der 6laubeit Der
@elhafte unb benz 9arnieberlie9en nnlerer
Snbultrie su5uihreiben. Der pecuniare
Olrfl6nittSipertb etueS ieben @innanbererS
mirb bon benz ftatiitilben Bureau auf $500
geiddst, tponad benz 2anbe i'm Sisfaljabre
1916 i'm Sergletd gum borbergebenben
Elm Serluit bon $144, 10000 ermu6s. SIM
Vergletf 3l benz am 1. Stunt 1878 enbenben
Sisfaliabr 1T Der Serluit 1886, 844, 1000, $780,
000,0 900 mebr als bic 3oleinnabmen bes let>
ten Sisfaliabres.
Ser Serluft fir 1875 if I'M 9ersleia gu
berlelben i3eit bes porbersebenben Sisfaliabs
req 35,000,0 900 sr0Ber, als bic Steuer=@ins
llabmen bes 9a15en Sabres nnb ftebt MIR Inn
$~1S,000,000 ben j3ous@lnnabmen berielben
.3eit mad. Ser Serluit fit bas 2arb burd
Die 4bnahn1e Der ~Gtntpanberung allet1, obne
ben Bertb Der Irbeit Der Ginpanoerer, obne
ben Der BON thnen gelteferten Brobufte 81
peranld)la9en, belduft iid in ben lebten BET
ben Sisfaljabren, i'm Serglei6 Su 1872 bis
1873, auf etnen 9r0Beren 8etrag, ais CUR
!3ahluns Der ereijdbrissn l3inien Der Nsatio-
nalltnlb nDtbig mare.
Die SteuersG innabmen fir 36ue in benz
am 30. September enoenben erften Siertel
oteies Sisfaljab1eS betru9en $43, 852, 1884.
8lditdnoige Serihte ans mebreren Sdfen
mo9en bteie Sunme nod bis auf $S44 $780,
900 feigern. Dam aber ftnb Die @innabmen
fir .3oue in oieiem erften Sierteljabr INNER
nod iiber s 1900, 900 meni9er als in beriel-
ben d3eit bes porigen Sahres. In Snlaubs
iteMern fpnrben in benz letten Sierteliabre
$2S,217,09 e~insenommen, 81, $50. 1865 mehr
alS in oerielben i3eit 1874. SIM September
.. S. beliefen ii6 Die @innabmen fir Snlano=
Steuern auf $9,751, 036, iiber 81, $780, 900
mebr ais in bemielben Wtonat porieen Sab
res. 9ieie sroBe .3unabme Der @infinfte
aus bteIer Quene ftnoet ibren @ru1b in benz
Sor9eben oeS Sinan3iefretdrs gesen ben 8bts-
feps0tins unO IN ben Seftrebun9en, 8etriise>
reien, Die inter Hi6aroion in ponfter Sliitbe
%itanoen, ener9iiG gu unterbriiden. 8enn es
9elin9t, bic unebrltden 8eamten i'm Stener-
fad allSsumer5en, iperoen Die @in1abmen fir
Snlanofeuern in bieiem Sabre, nab Nnii6t
oe8 Steuer=@ ommiifdrS Yratt, iiber $12,=
100000 9r0ber iein alS I'M porissn Sabre.
, 1875-10-13

ider Siniidt bon Sutereie iitb. Die @iieu.
babnperpaltuug bat eine Sdrift iiber bic
@eihidte Der eriten @iienbabn perfafien lais
len, bon REDEEM intereiiauten Bud jeber bsr
Sablretd selaoeuen @dlte elm Grentplar er.
belt.
Die Nusiteluug Der 2ocomotipen tpirb be,
~lonoers anStebeno 9emeien Iein, oenr nid)t
iur maro Die auf benz oarltn9toner Sabnbof
aufgeltelte erlte Stepbenion'ide locomotive
nad) Dem auSielungs=2ocale 9eidafft, iou-
bern man beabiidltigte and, Die BON SintotbD
0adiportb erbaute alte "Sans Pareil' aus
Snlteuen, nelde ii1 oil benz beriibmten, ourh
Die 2iuerpool unb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per-
anitalteten @ettrsnnen betbeiltste. @benio
9errn Seblep's Putting Billy" (Buftenber
8inem), melher bic erite Gampimai1ine
iein fol-, Die anf Shienen lief, 10 ,pte nod
etnige unOere alte Dampfmai9inen, Die ii9
jeet I'M neutrality-suspicious. in 2onbon
befinoen. Sdliebli6 itelte man eine NnSabl
anoerer in friiberen 3eiten auf Der Stodton
uno 0arIin9toner &ailpap 9ebraudten 0oco.
mOtipen auf, nm an ibnen Die Gnttebun9S,
seifi6te nno Die Sorti6ritte bes @iienbabu>
noe lenS gu tuultrtren. (N. ,. 49,
, 1875-10-13

attoerr Mpotbefe am Broacma1 aetete ct trtes
berum Spuren BON @abniinn nno muBte
ipteber bott ieiner Srau gepfleat perbert. Gr
geberoete iib pGbrenb bteier 3eit oftmals 10
geualtiam, bab Die Boltsei 9erufen iperoert
mubte, nm bic Oronun9 bersnftenen. gfad>
benz er uniere Staot nit ben Setniqen pl6be
lid perlafien bate unb naf Yari8 aeqaneen
mar, fam es ibnl bort eiumal in ben Gum,
I'M abamitiiben @oltiim bic Nunoe UNI bas
Sotel 3onpre 81 MADDEN. %gtunmebr ihaffte
man tbn IN Elm Granfenbaus, mo er eeindd)<
ltd leben founte nno 0ftere Beiuhe ieiuer
Saith en1pftng. Gr Der u6te mebrmalS aus
Der Nnltalt III entftebeii, nrb bel einent oteier
Iusbriihe elite ct in oaS Sotel, mo ieine Srau
tpobrte, orang IN ibr @emad uno perlndte
iie 81 erbrofieln. Selmbolo lift ltets elm GROCER
Sbtpdser getpeIen, unb in Ieinen Infdlen
l1fpaBte er 5uipetlen Stpei Gage unb ytdhte
btnbnr6 in einem fort, obne bab er etrle
Bauie gemadt bdtte, nm ytabrune su ltb au
nebnlen. ST beiist ole Shlaubeit elnes
Wabnfinnigen nitb fpriht, namentlih nit
Srenben, gang perniinfttg, iooab oiele ben
Gtnornd empfan9en, ais iei Der Wtenif bel
gelunbem Se1ftanbe unb als qei1dhe ibm
9roBes rnreht. 60 bilbete iid Das @eriidt,
Srau Selmbolb babe tbren Utann eetpaltiam
einlperren laiien, I'M nit ieinem @elbe ibr
3eben gu senteben, mdbrenb ie es seraoe
mar, bic ihn aus ei9enen Mitteln unterbielt,
ipelde fte in b%eiieren !3eiten suriidsele9t
bate, ooer Don benz Ba6tertrase ibreS Beitb-
tbumS.
@nbltb i6ien Der &ranfe mieber iotpeit gu,
Sernunft 9efommen gu iein, baB man.ibm &c.
ftatten fonnte, alletn 81 sehen, uno 10 febrte
er benin nit ieiner San1ilie nah Stem Dorl
snriid. Gber Die Sreube bauerte niht lanse,
uro beute Dor adt Sagen nurbe Selmboll
ais etn sefabrli6er Wabuiinni9er mad
Sloomin9oale gef4afft. or. .. %