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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-07
COMMISSIONERS OF CONSOLIDATED DEBT.
City Hall, New Orleans, June 3, 1875. !
Notice to Holders of C;tv Bon<zs.

In conformity with the ordinance Of the CITY Conn.
GIL notice Is hereby given that tenders for Bend. -
Dc conve ted into emium Bonds win BE- received q
the Department of Finance until the TIRsr OF
SEPTEMBER NEXT.
oraer that there be no delay in providing n ~
nrss allotment, parties should report AT ovcs the
amount they intend to Offer.
G. J. LEEDS Mayor.
I'D. PHSBURY, Administx.tor r1uanca.
,. G. BROWN, Adni.istraeor Asoounta
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Jacob OFT,
GA p E N T Err.
289 Magazine Street, Corner Oalliope,
Ls prepared to execute all orders In the Oar.
penter and Building line, with promptness, neat.
ness and dispatch. Oisterns made and repaired,
nj tf2dp
Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
DIR. G. BEARD, Occulist,
..DAUPHINE STREET.
Orleans Innrmary.
ONCE hours from 10 to 81.
Department of Improvements.
Room No. 16 CITY HALL I
NEW ORLEANS, August g. 1875 5
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office for
Ten Thousand Barrels of OYSTER SHELLS, up to
12 o'clock August 16, 1875, reserving the right to
reject any and all bids.
e. A. BURKE, Administrator.
n. Payments cash within thirty days au7 I'd
Notice to Parents.
By dispatch from Springhill College, dated Mobile
August 6th Louisiana pupils could not leave to-day
Sprnghill cars failing to in time. Will leave
tomorrow, 7th inst, by morning train
au6 E&M J. MONTILLOT.
CASSIDY & MILLER,
SAIL MAKERS
AND
COTTON DUCK AGENTS.
OF TENTS OF ALL SIZES
AND QUALITIES. TARPAULINS, AVN.
NGS, WAGON COVERS FLAGS
of all Nations, etc., etc. |
Our stock of COTTON DUCK is the largest and
es1 assorted in the South. We can furnish anv of
he above articles at mo nent's notice as we keen
lem on hand all ready for use.
CASSIDY e. MILLER
a5 Camp street. near Poydras
N. B. Our stock of. BUNTING is large and well /
ssof ted. au6 Am
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Wesjs>-Ns orders taken en the Bulletin Once
nalsss Endorsed by the PROPRIETOR.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-17

delineations of the Independent catl-
didate for Governor were received with
great applause.
He closed as follows:
This election is an important pre-
lude to what is coming next year. We
intend to win this election by an i'm
mense majority and send encourage
ment to our brethren in Ohio. We
intend to win a good victory next year.
There will be no Greeleyism next
year. We intend to have a victory in
1876, with no ultimatum to the enemy
but surrender. Gentlemen, / bid you
good night.
Judge Lamar concluded amid great
applause, and the crowd called vocif-
erously for Frank Ganahl, who was
not on the stage.
After the fruitless calls for Ganahl
had ceased, Gov. Downey stepped for
ward and said:
My Fellow Citizens: see you are
desirous of seeing Mr. Ganahl, and if
he was present he would be highly
gratiiied to address you, but he has
been unexpectedly called away. L
feel like complimenting you for the
careful attention you have given the
speakers. Our business of the evening
being completed, the meeting is now
ended.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-17

NAmong the shipments from the de-
pot yesterday were 100 joints of arte-
Sin pipe to Norwalk, and pipes of
wine to New York.
Prof. Chas. N. Steen gives private
seances at No. 6, Lafayette Hotel,
every day between 8 and IL A. NJ. and
/ to P. NJ. He will tell the past and
future.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-17

The ladies of the Presbyterian
church have decided to hold their
moonlight festival for the benefit of
their building fund, on the grounds of
the Public School building on the hill
tonight instead of at the Washington
Gardens as heretofore indicated. This
is central and eligible location, a
beautiful place for the occasion, the
evening will be beautiful and pleasant
and the affair will be an enjoyable one.
They extend q cordial invitation to
every body, and knowing their cause
is a good one we wish them abundant
success.
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TWEED'> CI>E IG.tfN.
Nr. Field Declaring the Baii system a system
oil Oppres-iGn.

The motion on the part Of William NJ.
Tweed O. ,Acatr the order Of ernest in the
$40 .pQ -lt, by the peool,. or Co reduce the
5 npuN bail, VS. ar-uet uef YrcJeare bononuc
e-tcrd.y. Mr Dudley Field. In support " tie
motion, ar-pcI that tne entire claim Of the
% InNf- during the period beiween july and
>cp,emoer, $50, WIS mereed III the nr.t SUIT
- 20 81 irs were for money fwhich the peo.le
wcr" alleged to have been detr.4dci ~ the
ne PERSONS Guting parts 90 thp ,.fre period.
ahd tN the same Weau-, % urI, warrants on
the Bro. WY i nix. VT Field QIntru from the
oWrtOus OF the Genetfl Term aud the Court II
APP .ir. that these u ins constituted only one
e. use q action. WI le Tweed wt- IN pris IN
unable 20 give s3Ou.uN 1ail. WHY should IN I'd.
ul. tunal n illipu 90 utll be- TX .Ctei la tins ac
o. NJ Tue object Of b d was 10 secure hi. l.
Tendance" That WIS areaCy secured n IN ,ther
&C. Woull a." count Hs-l-t the plinfiTs In
I.Ius on ord r after order + arrest for tfe pur-
lose. n1' ~ sec riug the Ys attendance.
buf fsiuu.N for The purpose Il Punishment
an 8 K % a. IL wts time inst the system #
bnI should NOT he tNfthdcl 80 as To become a
system of 1ppreS ton.
Nr. ptckuan. 40 opposition. r-uod that the
two suits We're entirely IN mt and ii.-iniirr.
and the re -oning Of the Court 100 r.tu.i . "a
reduce The h,i IA the ptner SUIT ppii-d equally
O. tul-. Decision reserved.
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evidence which is In mo- respect one.half So con-
Nliclng as That which has iuCilent lly le kcd
q 10. dAain~t lit'cuck AMI casey. Two or three
" Hi"H9cS c~tiiN mat Jo'c' t0l them th VIC.
Nc vas owe + fhe T. ~. end .u.. a 400. sis re-
put :, hTlcter. swore tn It he saw SisU II nd
ga Co. kre h. share Of q weeks ur tits un
the nlicit. Precisely the siuetostiuunv. WITH the
eA ci non Of hat ~ to- the utVucut money.
100 gwen vOluut filv iywitnrs-ea "a out Joyc *
d y rtinns thar BthcucS wa- one at them (:
anu iu ddiiion. three witt es-u- sworc I at
" ten th'y were prumi-ed the Hest prutec-
q u. ON. ~ TIE witnesses tc-ti0Dd int o.
hid one II these let cr- in hts pu~-essinn for
.cNtW days "A. exhibited II TO- riuOs RIM
~ thf.-' W nv iheh' ni- not lI'hrprk been Inc
uiUedf There arr plenty of Vit'e-ses W Iu
ted di-iilcr. his d-cl. that Jim
set W. his partner, ana t. vI.n i'tt Rs
r. in ioy. connruiut th"-e So flc. f.. r.v So
I.cre WIS not single question asked hy
Nr. henderson whicn tented ~ tle remotest
decree To- hring CUT this testimony inn cat.
IL Bttcock. He not only did not inquire a.
{ W ether the Wit iessts were famin with
Bthcock's handwu inr. or a X on WI kind Of
Paper tncse commune atoms were written. nut
on The contrary he h.s In every instance vtiled
himself Il the FIRST ouuN rtunity to lie al tn wit
u sscs away from this subject. When Jewett
= ON the stand he was not qiestiuncd ~ 10
who we're interested with hin In the di-tilery
which nor from August, 1s1t TO Nav 10, 1875.
IN why mott Because 1t W Iuli have uncover
I'd Gas y. lhat Is the iirm uohef OF weli-in.
Formed prr-uns In this city.
JOYcEs SUDDEN CHANGE OF FRONT.
The course ~ Joyce In wi hdr wing MA mo-
ton i"r new triol aud asking tne Court to pas
-rnl'n,r pom nun, ms ex t'ed great de 81 uf
com en- here. II had over and over again a.
CARED that II he went g. the peni en- iry nc
would have conn. nv tuat would ais" tAat ma.
@lh"l ."h cum htiN r'sptt Geo 10. TN other occt-
-t'u- ne h tceu ~ re- explicit. and had irreIv
asserted thatit theGnvtrnont attemufrt to sac
tlhce MIN. there would ne others AIDE ,u suffer-.
bl course % Vii he sad TINS WAS ~im.iV tue
n'u. cr ni l.-N" Wu1 waited g." lIuu 90 tine
pro-rruti u. ga thor. j. one sigh % ut TACT
that indie lr, tue 90 90 tins hiuiuug Ihr
% A.. . |I ] D d.
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THE C.fRDTNIL,S RTTURN
welcomed Home by the Chancellor aud
Others in the Abys-inia'- CABIN.

After the Abys.inia had been moored
Yesterday IN rning, Vicir-Gencr, Quinn. at
tended by the Rev. Fathers O'Donnell, Curr3n.
OFTrell, NcAlcer, aud Carney Il This cry. ard
Louis II staten Island, and several Catholic lay
mer, went aboard to welcome Cardinal NcClos
Kew. The Cardinal stood nearly in the centre u
the cabin his Secretary. Father Farley. being at
his siHe. TIE tarIin Us we'll shaVcu ( ce was
rudy and smiling. and his eyes giistpncd wei
come 10 the Welspmer-. His attire IL cit zen
hk" except In one detail, tue hue of his clerical
STOCK --caflet. lie pr"ste. one after the her.
knelt ON one knoe hefpfe him. ana Ei-s.d
the crested sapphire rin1 that ornaments tue
mira uneer Ofhis left hand. TIE laymen bowed
low. IN turn, and strai ghteninR extended their
rlRht hands, which we're clasued by the CardI-
u l. Regarding his health, European tour and
b ward voyage the Cardinal chatted cheerily
until The thrOng m the cabin bad thnned. Then
ne leo the reception parry to carriages on the
pier Iho route to his Eminehces man lion In
Madison avenue was then ken. ON SUNDAY
CARDINAL McCioskcy will occupy throne on the
Gospel side Of the altar of IT. Patrick's Cathe-
dTdl during high mass. and deliver IN address
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BEcIUSE SHE w.is room.


Dying W0mnn whom The ITolhroOlt PhvsI-
clans Refused to visit.
Mrs Louisa Newton, of Holbrool<. Long
Island, who was burned few days ago, whhe
pouring Kerosene on IRE, has died. Her hus-
band, in published card. complains that she
was inhumanlv neglected by the physicians, say
ing; " asked Dr. Chapel t. attend her, and he
said he could not do her any good II he did see
her lie tulf me 70 nut sweet Oh nd cotton
bat ing ON the burns. lie did not come to sec
her ! next asked DE-. Terry n Dee would not at
tend her. and he said he would come ia the
morning after tredkf ~. lie dId not cofue. |
mex went t. Df. Preston. and a-ked hi.u 10
come ana see her lie misunderstood me, and
thought the case was not Urgent. aud he did nof
come that nigut. | could not prevail upon a
d ciur To visit her until sixty hour after she
~ burnt. and then only on a requi4tiou signed
by Alfred Price, superintendent OF the Poor"
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Steamship Gen. whitney. b0ttou. iud-e. ana n,.s
M pass. N'
steamship l.ic7mond Norfolk. misc. AID pass
steamship Crescent CIV. Havana. iuuse. aud pas.
Siraushp q ruartncv, shanghai, mdqe
Hars PyrtIonf Hone Kong fnd4e
81 llinau Allen. YDAohana teas
" TX lroJ"dnici, Bristol. IN ballast.
BARK Cruuo. Bristol. empty barrels
Bark -lufa Mar Nert' a, titIcOmu. IA hsIf.t
HarN bllv SIMPSON. Nua a. fruit
Marx " A. Farm worth. LivrrpOoI c1.f.
y irN y. J.. prcnderg -. RI Jaiiatrn O.. fee
big J.. "a uArd. Havana. 60 ballast.
Atotne dsua rivrf .nd COA,t age yn.sat
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8nsIlltss Noiltts.

Prepare. The indications 81 4 speedy u II from
IN, a. kint "A ge.t the necessity OF Al immediate
Woclrnl : fnr. 10 do him honor, AMI 20 c.rtnr tic
c res ne q his DO sferuus attentions To dp M Won
must cal a. kNpN'~, 2l2 BruadWty jAl Bro dWay or
N Ills Ffth Avenue Hotel establishment. each OF
NNIch contains magnificent sf1nS OF Lsdi.a' Furs
W
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MARINE TNrELLTGEycg.

HNtArCRH ALMANAC -rus NY
- WI rises. ~ sun sn So. 4 81 Moyl )
miuu NArEK-THI- DAY
andy HOOK. % Gov. lsiaud. ~ ifautttr ia
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day morning the doors were closed, and the fol-
lowing notice posted:
THIS hark to 70 into liquidation, ana Is able to paw
al ITS liauuitics.
The m 'ers made tho following statement Of
the bank condition.
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You VII md Mrs WINSTON, s,urHfs4 sYnrP an
hEi.nthe frrn'. II cures lysnutrry AL ili-rnna.
= tulftee the stomach and toNe-. cures wlrI culic
% tes the gums r.auc's innainnaton ana give. tone
n energy To The whole stem In aim every IN.
taucc whore tue infant suffering from pain and eT.
ausiloG relief vii De found u lf.el VI iRrnfy mn.
D0 not TAIL % procure ID.
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Allowing for all possible contingencies, q
bai expects to nay the depusiturs in full, and
have At least SlO0pD " the capt. left.
The bank had some trouble with the late firm
Of Henry Clews Co., to whom they loaned
$ljOU0J on f.B5Oo0 Of Burlington and Cedar
RauiJs bonds. Inc bank has since obtained
legal possession Of the collater |, disposed of
part Of IT, and does not expect to lose "A cent on
the Investment. II has about $4,000 ~ the Bur
hngion anu Cedar X tpids bonds IN its safe yet.
There was a demand to the amount Of 1900
on he German Uptown savings Bank YESTERDAY
morning. Superintendent Ellis told the SUN re-
porter that he believed tins banK To be IN good
condition. ln the last report IT. asset, consist
in chi, ily OF New York county, town. md city
bonds. aud bonds and mortgages, were 4 Ili1.-
BD a., ana its hni itiHs. being the amount que
10 Deposition. 81 i41!r!li1. Mr.. Henry Cluussen
vas chosen President Yesterday Nr. Christian
Schwartz having resigned Mr. schwartz said
inst hts resignation was nor ow ny to INV differ.
ence I'm the board u trustees. but 20 his wn de-
tern inatin N ana the fttcudlr assent of his cul-
leagues. lhts hank hHs ACCEPTED the siNfV-iidy
rule. D. tt iaN~ AN those VINO, M the opinion Of
the officers, need money.
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Is'rrL HOLIDAY PRESENTS -S-"ns ma
I.i4 81 O. fl-4i al new aud rlrEt D. nrish Il :
warrant I've Year, slic-rnrai SO bIoA4nay. -A4t.
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Doctor B,pod's great remedy Tor catarrh. q
wei ran s-Ath stIeel. near MlII.0n lyenue. -Air
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The defects In tho old Elastic Truss are renee
d. " F0-4efoy'a E.lce ~ az bTVadwaY, -AdV.
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and IL win cure hili0u>nrss every time. Qlirk's
To- l,i. sold by drugsl-ts. a urc cure -.tic.
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From the south &c T. sti.. girlrnonf Va asys
H. ~ slid great deal OF Wl~HARl- PfNt fRER
lAis N''h'i NJ. Ai.f slls axe We'll ami gives
< hrfh slu -'f1n.' II Erttes fhe Do 4. -arss
enus = coNs diphtheria. sorc root TraA IuT-, asth
ma, auI caiArrl. all &c 90 us lINl.
Dyeine aud Cleaning ~ the sew Work. Dve-
40. tN iii tlr b.. %. i'r llN g. 500 }...,F ia
aLd ltt iierrelun So. o. t.t ... r cara
y Friend pa Need. Ni-iat'- "at- ~ or VIA
'N""i'' '' -"' itls ifom '4- Dee. VIA. sud a.
"Inclr SAM Cangh Cure t,Vant, cent,
''tt''J % 60 ~ l., 'Nts and 4l fHryt o.. f.sf
Tue prire or Nanci's reeihiu. Cnr,'inlplnce,
! Niii.ii .... it4-n - al WhD iaFr lIisffs
y" DR.. Ivoi'- Tooth Tuilrt-.
Hs 81 endorsed b. Ga d-..a. .r,t $500
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rryAycLtL .iND comMnncIAL.

FRIDAY, Nov. 2G-P. M.-The volume OF
business az the Stock Exchange continued lin
tied, but the operations reflected d nruier and
more positive tone, attended by AN advance u
y - p = cent. The indications of combin ltions
having been recently formed for the purpose Of
rall'in1 prices were better defined that ON We'd
nesdAy. and. Notwithstanding the small specula-
tlon. there were good buyers Throughout the
day. Lake Shore. Pacific Mail, Western linton.
St Paul. Ohios. and Erie represented the bulk
Of the dealings, though at times Rock Island.
Northwestern. ana Union Pacific attracted at
tenticn. The nrst NAMED rose 4 p cent. To- 6al..
while Paci0' Mail at the same time rallied =. to
~, bu'er 3. Ohios advancing from L.. t. Ia.
Western Onion. from 1ji to 80 d. BUYERS: I-nipn
Pacific. from % 10 i3'i Ere, from rs TO lBa St
PAU ringing a6. 1.B'. md M prcictf,d at
o.. .d,is he rest prices " the day we're not
sistalnsi IN the late trade, tut tho market
The : ocK Exchange will close on : tnrdav At
W., and the Cold Exchange a. . T.. W., put ~
resoect Tor the memory OF the late Nirc-pre~i-
lhe tot4 number Of shares dealt IA was ,0Ge.
Of WI Lake shore repre-ented %lsl1; Vest
30; ~. Z vi. 300; the Preferred, 3..2l: Elr.
800; North western. Zoo; the Preferred. a,ln:
r.. LAND ~; Micniln Central lr'l;
Atlmrc ma Pacific Telegraph. 's,l Adam tx.
pres "a; ca APO and Axiom. -; Dol
amt =. Joseph. 49,; Ire Preferred. ~: \ "
.fk central. Jll; Qul rk-iiver. J.U: IA .n-ss Pi
cihr. 2N; American d. rct Teleer ga Co. iGJ.
CItN lm1 and lltsburgh. Lon; Nlry.and COIL
fn; Sew Jrr-ey tentr d. ls,; s.. Louis. l. ln-n..
CIV and Northern ureierre L. lnl. Sufin, Noun
tain Z al lYl; HuI luted states L1pr.--. d
irtu,actions IN gold were MT cntracter-
ized Ny auy fe lures worthy Il extended CONF
n.ent The oucnirs go 'e WIS ia. hut Dc s4h-
soducnily adv need e. nay. AMI closed NJ the
nishrr l-ure The Attendance at the Lx .A4nse
was sIln.
Inc ioAoains we're the principal Quo'at' ne,
1000 \. Y ...l1fle iltp \ NJ .iiias ..l.. o. N1ttf.
l"N- A. M...ll4'e HAS A. ..1irs 800 =. M.IIis
10 loan; ihe raes paii Tor having balance. carr ed
Tic ta clcarings At the Gold Fvchange RANK were
|atNIcs. 81 osus'l
eliza exrta % ruled duii hut -tcsdy 81 si.sii,aui
e. 80 tiiuN and iH.. ana I'd rHsff. tive
90 fle money WarAtt fh.re wee fa g. y.-ft ..i
eau l'tls turing t1e U 1rnfg co HfnalceI b. .,a...
bui good sup is tu srgncutly came up.a flr iIs-A.
A. o.. fAfc- " re- o. luU'I f1.ts .
uuut- ranged a. tfs for strictly pr..le nafrfs
~ ''rlHi.hl plAas sinpAthHei W. p fN. gatf-.|
600 tr- Reef 90 Toe OIrr LIarstf- aa r.H go. III.
ual- cii'hs were small. r .isf.rrd BE- issf n .I
lY'. coupon 1865. o D. li6i. C gpou l.a..
all rHgf-ferfi g. lsSf. l9llo
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on tine cor er Of rhird avenue md FINy.
-eN uth -troet - a sniendd nve-st IT, build .ns
OF @ b. -t.ue. owreH Nv Jonu ID ,vld-ou, prr,i-
dent ui tine Manuf icturcrs' ana iuildcrs' BduG, "A
state .uN of drp1.it aud discount. The m as
ar, 20 'ue ul-t story, and ale very b uasomr,
nled Az. Henry j. b arc ieil II Vice. Presiuent
and David Morgan cashier. Mr.. Morgan was
secretary of the THIRD Avenue savings Bank Tor
several Sc r, anti succeeded by Nj. Caruin in
- cem4ef IT, ihc airec. Qrs re Henry j Bur
chel, Junn sexton, DAVID N ryan, John j.
bnfeheA, 'ichacl MURRAY, john ID wilson, sun
uH Cooper Datld BabcOck, William Burl,
LcmdrI S'unr. William \ Is .tier. q f. Sch"y-
l"r. y GA ui. liurcbell. \. II N.R., y a. 81 H.
j. IT,, William l.. Parsons, q. NandeipooL john
lur NIX w orraui2ed In ls'9 with a cauual
OF Sluu.Ol. b nu-lnrs- WAS largely, Hs ITS ualue
indie les, wfh builder, and real e.tat, owners
"a the Hci- b rhoou ~ Central T. RS, Since the
ptu'c, ana the con. equeut collapse 10 real e.
te' ~ dep sis have greatly diminished aud
IT. capt /, winch hti been increased To SiiOOOl,
was reduced to $1,000 Fnaiug that banking
did not nay, nj i"arng htt should liquidation
De delayed they mlgnt not be Hbie To pas their
depositofs, the directors resolved To discon-
uuue business while still aOle 10 settle dollar
for dollar. Mr.. VIM. A Butler WAS appointed
receiver, and gave a bond for SOy0,0O0. Hester-
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At the corner ~ Third avenue and Foriv-
ei-nfh street stands handsome aud g. ny
huudius Il riich tni ir ~ oves the ,ntf lucr
fu rNlH, letters lfr fh- " -d-. " Central PARK
\ Vlug-' IS In,." Several notices were tanrlng
'If-ile Ne~ttr lav morning one was. Bank
closed nN rirr ~ tue state SIucrn endrnt."
ooh O. rp. " fi,ta % lst." " Basement TO l. q"
a.. lu' doors were padl lckcd. but through
IN 81 te-rl Sc wind VS. uuu q tie seen
-Ncntlu uX Tres aud Chandeliers. y 6
un Individual was Vi-llle inside. and there ts
reason fu' N 'ye nat Their Is not % dollar Ga ire
safe. \ few Wur .uueu were lllurlpg tu tle
rooms anHVe the 10 uN. hut they would tell mo-
thinS about the uIuN Officers. TIE bank Was
IT,. tNaml'sd ia les. b George ". Reid aud
Nluiau /. Ajucu, SHO reoOitc as iolIOWa.
, 1875-07-27
Geusae trlsgr+ gr0fJAsa.
Ieuti9lanD.

Berlin, 26. Suli. Sic yNorooeut=
16e @ao. 3tg.," inoem lie Die ti'5fi9
erfolote INTERVIEWING futbolll9erSellt=
lider inter bas @sles, wsldes Die Ser
,poltuno bes &ir9eheisent9nms re9elt,
eommsntjrt, lost; Scr Gpllfopat bat
baourd oas bisber oufre9t erboitele
prin5ip, baB politiib- fir6ll9e anseis'
~senbeitcn einsis nur ourd unaopallslse
arrangements smil9sn Stride unoStaai
reeulirt perben tDnnen, falien 9elalen."
Sas glatt lost Damn meiter, Die rom'=
1de Gurie babe Dem @lerns erloubt, 1nr
{i9 islbit su sntldsioen, uno 9le'f5e't'9
Die gerF6sruns binsuasfii9t ooB cine
Gptl@eiouns gu Gunltsn Der nnter!DsT=
funa unter oas @eleb nidt nls un9cbor=
Jam sssen Die pdplli@e @utor'tdt be-
tra6tet wiiroe, uno fiiSt Damn bl15u ;
u9iss mas ols cine @enoerar9 oes aa'"
pies 5pii4en Der politii4en unO flr4ll=
den M}o6t anseleben perOen, nno DER
fatbolil6e Gpiltopat mirb luabrl9elnll4
in Gom aui Die Motbpenoi9felt blntoel-
fen, ibm ou6 fernsr in blelen Aa9ele9sn
beiten cine sroBere Jreibeit lelbltltaAaol-
ger Sanoluns sn 9eWdbrei-"
Mln0en II, 26. Suli. 9osGlettoral1
Goaeoium BON 9aDern bot Die 9Nitslle=
Der firs llnterbaus semdblt uro 5lpar -
ultromontane uno rs 9iatiunale.
2onbpr, 26. Suli. Cine Sepel9e
BON Berlin an Den uStaubaro" la9t DAB
Der @rof SSembed, oellen 0tutter uno
Elm &ammermab@en su 2anosd I'M Se5ir
fe 8reslau inter Der Sel6nlOl9nr'9, III
elmer 8erlGpDrung sur grmOroun9 oes
Yrinsen 6riebri6 9Silbelm (&ronprins .
pcrwidelt 5u lsin, perDaftet :snrosn-
, 1875-07-27
Gu.opaifhe nasbridten.

GarISrube. uc6er Sic Yeranlanura
sn Der bereitS gemeloeten 8%srionsNluns
Der Detc9atel Der baoiihFp Gricgerpsr'
eiuc uno beren SerIaui Ibreibt Bet in
baoiiben Yerhaltniilun wobl6ewanoerte
GartSruecr Correspondent oeS pBidlsis
iden Courier" i'll 9uOuig89afen al let
tcrea: SIS lit Gbatlade, baB 5nar nibt
allt, mobl ober oielc Wi(itaspsreinc UNI
icres 9anOes lid 81 9efiisi9eu @erfseus
gen elmer in Inl !tbMung sesen Bic
StaatS9ewoit befinoli@eu 8artei, Ser
ultramontanell, 9ebrand)en ~lalien. Qud
bier wubten Die 9esfapldRe bas Ser,
ein8welcn 10 l9lau gu benisen, oaB Tie
oleIc SERENE nadD uno nah gang in Ibre
panse betamcn, mas lid) Salest bel Der
lsetep 8irmun9Sreiis oes giiNoiS &Is
bel uno Oann bel bcn SrobnIeidnams,
pro5slltonen berauSrcllte. Oie 9tegte,
rung ontwortete earauf nit Qnfl0lung
einiger Gereine unb nit Dem Serbot oea
@affentrassns BET Yroseiitoncu. Die
0tepllt Der GAlpar5en beitano oayin,
oab ii1 Ntle 9eretne an oas @crbot
einfadl nId)t febrten uno ilott in corpore
nit lbren SAiebprigeln a~uf5o9eu. Sn
6Olse bicrpOn wuroe }. 8. Der &riegsr~
uereIa in Ntolid, Nuts GttIin9cn, elt,
waffaet Hn0 lie9t b~erlclbe lciuer Nu(tO
Jung eutae9cn. est in1wil@cn 9eldc,
benz Damn madt Der betr. Sesfaptal
eiaen Singing spcrein ooer Oer9l. bats
aus mo fommanoirt bic 0tnte auI oielc
8eiis mad ieinem Wi(len. AIlo baml-
lit nid)t piel 9ebollcn. SIS lit oabel
pom 8orltan0 Oe8 Militarpereins bier
her cine Gerlammlung Don @orltdnoeu
|, uuo lonlti9cn Gerlrelern Der WtI!Itdrr
uereinc Der um9e9eno bcrnfen porSen,
weld)e barber btratben ioll wie Dem
aus lotbcn .3ultSneen oroDenoen Ser.
jail unlert8 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES be.
ge9uet wtroen lGnne. Geltiamcr @eilS
llldgt nah benz @ortlaut leincr Giuta.
pnng Der 8Orltanb Des bieli9en VeretIs,
Sanptmanu q. .. S1neiorr, bas 0le.
msotnm o%aria, baB sr Die YclitIt gruno.
iaklid aus DEN Yersinsu Oerhanner
will. Nsnn ildl Oas nur ~ MAIDEN
lieBs, ME i'll Der &aferns? G8enn oaa
Ylafilciu loci piu. miro ebcu OOh Bo'
litit getrleben unb guar cine Polttif.
Da 1T gar md)t aupers su b%ellcn, ais
oaB mar 6ep !Stier bel Den Qornerr
padt, sbrljeh NethSpoIitif trelbt uns
Den Bioffth ole Gbir welst.
I"axl8ruhe. 9ci sem 10 arnses illus