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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-20
THE ALD1NE pAssF.pAproUrs.

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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-20

WANTED. --l0,ooO persons ~ know that CFo-
w well q Godfrey are selling bcttor article of
boots aud shoes for less money than any other es-
Establishment on the shore. l4l
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-20

ICURS.-The highest cash price paid for RAW
II fURS and DEER SKINS, at the new store
of q. N. Blackburn, Second street. g l6S
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-20

UCRESH OYSTERS received daily, and cold by
- the Can or Dish, ut the restaurant OF James
Woods, on River street. Oysters hrst quality and
rREsH l65
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-20

CAUTION. - II Is useless To attempt TO caution
&peope in regard 10 buying boots and shoes.
They know that they get the worth of their money
ut Crowell & Godfrey's. lil
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-01-20

nRAYING.-Alex Irwin is prepared TO do all
kinds Of Draying, and would ask portion Of
the public patronage. l3s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24
FAILURES IN BUSINESS THIS YEAR.

quarterly circular of failures for the first
three months of the year just issued by hessrs Dun,
Barlow & Co.. represents more favorable view OF TIE
trade Of tho country than might have been looked for
There is evidently wonderful elasticity In CONNER
ois affairs and favorable outlook for revival Of pros
perity. The figures show 173 failures With gross lil-
lite. OF S3s s7 600 being only about r7 900 more than
quarter OF tho amount of the previous year. and
nearly $40 1900 less than for corresponding period
In 1873. -
Tho Circular states that in SewYork City especially
there is noticed very considerable minunon in the
number OF failures. la 40 three Important lines
OF trade there hss not reer any failure OF an Of proinl
during the hrst quarter Of the year while The sew
distinctive failures OF the year. thus far, have b..
confined branches Of trade in which there have been
few failures hitherto. Even these are To be attril-
uted far reproduction aud undue cOmp-ti
tion excessive even in prosperous times than te rut
OF general depression There are important Indications
gradual though SOW return 20 activity and prosper
ity several leading departments OF business and the
above figures show Thar thr trade: tins Tar IN tho year
hla been By no means DISASTROUS II not altcgeiber salts
factDry,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24
Thanks "From the DEPTHS Of the Bear'."

WELLINGTON, Lora'n 20, D., Ans. "a, 1911
Dr. r. Y. PTgg;y Buffalo, y. Y. -
On Az rIR; Your s-I;olen Medical Discovery Dr.
sage Csrrh Geno0ybsve proved c tue rye. 70
long had y complication 81 DIS asss. -r"nia nnaiie-ns
,sH erim'iOns and h0'.ac5 nv hea. u'ai Ias
such that could have hsr cDnlbed wiubus
raI-ng much suffering; also causing swollen glthnr
tOnsis ENLARGED enlarged thick neck and large and
nunrr Ous hollis 1 aLso suffered frrp tr11io hrvnn
Cltarih and ~ fact diSo'.l that lie was ren
bal tr, dOcOrs, With no benefit hnauy pfv-
DOZEN bottles Of Golden Medical discovery
CaII 70 m'dy aud cmnenreu th-r r'
badly iscOuTasr. bu after taking fonr oo'tirs
Discovery b-g,n Ia ard when had iaknn e
r,Inanng veil. In sidDn to the use Of Dicovtryl
aplpi ~ Iodine tn iiuitrr or tics nr ~
you siv-o pamphlet wrapping AMI IL ent rely dsip-tr
Nuur ptsOvory cItapy ~. most eonder1n Oii '''.
invented thank Gvl. AID fiom the depths OF my
heart for the great good IL h33 done me- Very grhrilDy
Mr.. 1. CBAFpER
Most medicine. which advertised blool purifiers ard
liver medicines contain either form "e
potassium iodine sarOnss combined. All OF these agens
have strong tendency break down the blood coipusco.
dabhtate and otherwlse permanently mum" the human
and SHOULD, thc,rfot-. be dlsrsI,e r Plrr'os
t,oieu Medical ni.cOVey. the 0t.sr hand. being com
po-ad of ihs fui extracts plants barks ard rOt.
m no cl-e produce injury effects b-,ng sropsthrpn:
and SaTSpsrtEl which used 20 enjoy alis
reputation blood purifier, remedy " trty es ago.
and may ell give place cOig IN the uUle positive ALu
valuable vegetable Alternatives Which aer mH1i.a ibStruEl
and discovrT have brought to ush II cCto or heS
Evil Whltr -yelog+ Ulcers tryslp"laS swellsd Necs.
(iore Srofuous n,sn mat:on,, Ildoleat lntSmusloaf
Mcrcuria Affections. Old sores I'm tons OF t- rhD spd
sore Eyes az IN az Other blood d. - rr rerces Golden
Medical discovery las shown III goat renfpa poH'Ir;
curing Obstinate and tIirarsble Casts soid oy "a
dealers II medirlnes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24
THE BRYANT BENEFITS.

The programmes for the various matinee
performances Thursday next, for The Bryant Benrfiis
are nearly completed. far determined upon. they
viii be s. follows; At ilack's, The Rivals" and
Eaupy Pair" AZ tho Unicn Square, The Geneva Cross:
AT Doob's The IickotofLeave Man :" at the Lyoeum
La Joe v,rt,mcuse :" at tha Theatre Ccnlique. grand
olio advertisement, Including the appropriations OF
Hsrrigan and Hart and Hickey and Barney At the
Olympic, q grand variety aud olio performance: Al
the PAX TLcAter. "Dnvy CscckcttT a. tho
Bovpry and Tony Pastors. strong I'LL
viii he Given, aud minstrel entertainments at
The san Fl.ncise Nostreia Al the Academy OF Nnsic
the prns.sH-e vii ceni.t Of 'snpsen Il Co" "a Cen
tleu,n I. u plani Castouls OF Tie ColnTy a5 Get
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24
REPORTS CONCERNING A NEW CANADIAN CAR
DINAL UNFOCNDED.

dispatch dated Montreal, April %, has
been published stating that 1t Is affirmed In clerical
circles there that Mgr. Roncefu. tho AbLegato VI
the Holy See, before his return To Rome viii visit Can
ada for the purpose Of comforting the bcretta Of the
Cardinslate on a Canadian Bishop. Inquiry IN wsin-
formed clerical circles this city elected the infora
ton that MT. Ronoetti would probably visit Canada
after delivering the paiu to Bishop Henni Of Milwsu-
kes The pallimn is the insignia Of tie
archiepiscOpal rank, 70 which Bishop Henm IL tD he
raised. thus eeyatrg Milwaukee into Metropolitan
But the Canadian visit OF the AhLeg,te viii be
purely a private and III no sense Official one. Mgr.
koncetli, with the other members OF tho Lego
tic evprcied 10 return to AcwNc,k this evening
They will De- accompanied by the Very Reverend Vicar
General Quinn and Archbishop Bdyry OF Baltimore. who
has been 0esigated by the rope "a tho office ~ imposing
thc bcrreta OF the Cardinal His Eminenrr Car
dDsl McCoskey. The only prolaes who have arrive d
thus the Most Reverend Archbishop Connolly ~
Halifax. ana the Right Reverend Bishop Sapouit OF
Arizona.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24
THE INTERN .rIoNAL RIFLE MATCH.


Since the opening of Spring there has been
tken great deal OF interest in rifle shooting and target
matches Much attention Is attracted by tire prepare
lions for the international rifle match, which VIII lake
place In Dublin On June 80 During the past month
there has been considerable private target practice AZ
Creedmoor by individual members of the Natonai khe
Association but no general trial was had until saturday
last AS tho time approaches for tho selection oil rue team
tho interest is much increased and about twenty lncn
hers have already sglfed their intention OF taxing part
in the competition trials. The inst OF THESE lrials
az which there are 10 be four, will take place to-day
at CreeduCOr Four OF the six members Of the tcan
who hold over from 1874 are t is generally conceded
certain e. he In the this year mr Hepburn now
ever has shed his Intention not t. De IN inc new team
and apprehe Expressed that Gen DRoh VII also
decline ON account his had health dur1ng The past WIZ
fer II this be the there viii be nFt now bcihDels
Including "A CAPTAIN, to I've selected.
Most prominent among the marksmtn VINO nave
already sianhed their intention or competing are
Ex-Gov Hdwiey Of COnnectlcut, capt brnce,
Col Scott and NCssra. CanfCld. Backer, Je"til, ana
Ballard the laet OF whom one OF last years re-
serves The decision will be made from four consecutive
scores OF 1sshots each, each made in single day
without Fighting shots Tie shooting will be ~ 300 200,
and 900 yards Il shots ~ each distance Upon me hal
selection OF the team at the last competitive trial on
Nav the members Will required 10 practice daily 3t
CIccduoor until their departure. ON or about June ..
Free passage the has been offered Ivy te man.
sgpncnt of the InInan line. and viii probably Do a.
copied Extensive preparation. are making ny Int neih-
the Joint Committees " The National ana ANA
teur Riff Clubs for the thorough equpuC ut OF tbe Amer
lean ricrcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24

ADAIP friday eSd INST, Of pneumonia. Robert N'air In
rnnr.i rrces to TAKE place torn his lao residence iio
I'anaI-,f, on Monday, 26tb inst, ~ .J'l L. NJ
b sas@ S.tf9 2sos G S9 aonO@ Ntn .. M
Funeral cryCse the Dutch reformed Church. addctoN
\. J.. ou sunday Afternoon. 1T 3 .. M.
BOCROv Erin erookyn l. /. OF prn,c pneumonia April
~ S9 ~ s I'd ~. q; tho sm,y ar. IN
attend trp III, lsie ressdsn:S 20 90
f F%aay FEW 4rST pas az Il coS ''''
BULXLEYAt southport co,n on wsi9e day hpri III Of
consumption. Ca.e, youngest daughrrOi haies ana fH-A
Funeral rom The residence Of her Monday hpra
20 at $50 Train leaves Gr"ia 'en'Fa Depot ~ Il "-
BROWETSGOn "Wednesday, Apall 81 Eliza - wifo y Jonn
IL Brownins. aad daughter Of john W. Hun OF s'Suns"u
The relatives euds Of the family are invited TO a'ts1f the
dTn.sal ,r from a 8Sr ne IT.
CARrER-on Friday morning Apri %. Lot'ae l. su'phsn
rVu.Ssl ftSm her late ie-idence 81 We. Fifty trs.
Monday morning, April 26 ut IL O'Clock
E..ii5s e. AID frends are attend The funeral rom
her fcsidfncC, 2lo i,Dsstonest. Brooklyn ~ y %
saturday afternoon, ut OcIrek
DAvrDsOS-Ou Friday. Apr,l go Jennie. daughter OF John
Hrr ilisns aud Of s family resps,aly nstd e
arena taf ,n' on wsnS tS aeth .t at docE
DENARAY-t PeTnont, the I'D inst May D.inat~y 10
psti,s I'D fIT'. arr uyted 10 att,nd funersl sew
hom The Reformed Church az TarpaI on e"tnrd"y"s
HAgprH Apr,l o. 1910 John Harper member Of no
hfSr Of Harprr Brothers, the Tsh year o his age
pa 1Sy.s M t Ep ds SSSS Fourth ave twenty
second st, Hon'ay morhng 2oth INST NJ IL ooi''A.
HOLDLN-On Thursday. April y, ~ CHIFFON place Jersey
cry Higbts MS A. Mara, LIE u Ds L ho'H' |" s
65th year OF ler -, .,,.,,
r1n, ,on tho Chur, OF Good shepherd tr oil erslsD.
eDrri ave on SUNDAY, Ap7 ~, II e3O ocio.S E,i''es
and nj. in.i,.d at. md without urtieF nr'Hr
POSTAL weatbury Fourth tsy Four IN month 2l tydh
H. wife vf Edmund Post. -. f., -,
Fr.rds Neeng hons. We-tbur, L. t. on SeV"nih sy, uo
Carriages VII 10 N war.
ing az the depot he train thai leANss Hunter irs
alto O'Clock. -
PrArrrn Prook'yn Friday April s. ., his rs!enor No.
~ Durc ST. Thomas G. PRtt aged Is years 10 n'ohins
an dsJs
Relative. and rends family respectfully invite. "a
attend funeral ircE sands street NJ T. Church, 1 -'
tay 25th inst 1T O'Clock p.
Boston papers please copy.
sP.y.H-on Thurs.l,v Apr'i ~ dirhih ensia
daughter Of l. and lmogebs 'eanan. age. yr3fH
relatives ami friends Ell the fB are respectfully nv,a
attend funeral from 10. ietnos 81 her parents 38
West Thirt.,th IT., sunday, April rs 81 2 IN
sILIIaiN-In New Haven, April 81. sarah Isabella No
Cl,llsn. y "a OF the lite PRO. BeBiamD -ilinan.
Funeral frUn HlllOUsc MONDAY, az $50 D IT,
TRO1TFRAt Providence ~ l.. on The 22d Inst Fd'h VIM
vit, Youngest ghtoF Andrew Il. and Mary lrOtrr.
fuI ulaiiy OF -YcfA City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24
QUARREL BrrwYES TIKI WARRINGTON IYPoGnAPH-
IcAL UNION AND rlH DAtLY CHRONICtH.
EICOyG RESsMAN BOWEA'S LlBEL SUIT!
OPENING or rIIy cAsr Ar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR rIIG DEEENsE-

OPENING or THY cAsr AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR IIIE DEEENsE.
The suit of the State OF south Carolina
agaust IN. Charesfoa Ne,es 0.d Co"rr for libel upon
ex CongressInan c. c. Bowen opened on the ZOth
inst. The DEFENDANTS COUNSEL .ad This n not Nh ordi-
nary libel caer whors rho person Trongsd SUES "th"ut
charging an intent violate tho aw, but one Ia which
the state came forward aud said IL had boen injured
with intent and malice The issue was not whether
Bow On Wa guilty Of having insttsated the murder o.
Col! william Parker White, but whether tho defendant
IN doine what he considered sarred dniy, Was guilty OF
"A orime The defense, counsel said. would show thit
public officer had been charged with heinons crime
that he had been challenged TO clear himself III the
cnuris and had failed 70 answer. He did rct farc ~
come forward bot held back until he could under ne
III and authority of tie State, cEhrge tue dettIi"n
NTH crime for doing what has Away been tc sns o
citiyeuto speak truth OF pubiio officer without
malice the counsel continued. nnn can commit
crime ind Whenever 10 publishes anything detrimcntl
Ia another II hs can show thai hr not Interested,
and hat il was necessary the .ucht and safety OF the
attn then he II justified. and worthy 81 gran
tIc gnd respect. The defense would AFRO snow thd e
ars of 10 t subjects OF scrutiny ior Tie PUBIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24
BALANCES OF POLICE AND sTREkI C1EANttG APP
PREPARATIONS.

At the meeting of the Police Beard yester-
DAY Commissioner Dryee, Treasurer of the Depart
nient reported 10 regard TO the unexpsd balance OF
the appropriation FOR the Police and STRENGTHENING De-
partmeut ~ called for by resolution OF the Eoard OF
Estimate aud airport lOnnlent follows:
Police funds salaries. SS9972 So; against tts mad
usied claims estimated At sI7723i leaving balance OF
S72,247 66.
Aiteralona rspas and supplies S3.t19 49, sssipst is
cl5 amounting tO slZ7Ji leaving balance OF ST.
l4i Is.
street cleaning fInd. sos i0% go; unahudca;ed claims
SIO.4sl II leaving a balance Of SBi.C%3 81.
rvefth TwCp:r IliIt Twenty fourth
Wards 81 total balance Incorporated appropriation,
100000 %.
Commissioner Duryee aso reported that under Oliver
Cbatrck's administration Treasurer Of the Board,
- J37 SO the appropriation Of 1874 nded
for street cleaning in the months of November and De-
cenilrr. 1873
Paroman James Duffy dismissed Cor ntos ication.
George u. Patton Thomas Blake, Patrick 1cGIoiE, and
James Mct9uade were appointed pdtt0lmen-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24

Of cpera and an entertainments bv BrYanf's Mnsfr,'s
brow, VITO mHnbgs rne Aron Street lheAef,
10 Phllad ia will appear at the Acadrny ~ f's Simr-
son Mr. Geo tawcctt Rowe "a Mr. BROMLEY. Mrs Barney
Williams Hs'es0 In "Cusioms " the Country, and NJ
Barney Williams Dr OT00S ~ tho "irish Tutor" Mr.
John Brougham aud Miss Rose Massey viii also appear
supplementary entertainments Is also "a be- given at
the Academy Saturday evening May l. under me
anspcp. Of TIA New YORK press Mr. ". j. tlo.eD.f ana
wife will appear Booths in the cast OF The riohe1f
Leave Man" Additional performance viii he given the
same day ut the Giohe TheatrT T-soB, Dir Cheney Civ
ing tbs theaicr and Nr Raymond playing IN he Gded
Age;" also ut Nrs COnyay's tbeater. Brooklyn. ana ny
Cot Sims COZ, pany 10 connection witb Mrs. Conway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEpAErNPsr.
OFPTcY OP ras CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Z
WASHINGTON, Saturday. Apft -. 1871 q. %.
Nunnpsis fOr nc past trtniV.fonr hOnrs.


OFPTcH OP THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsnISGrOS, Saturday. Aprt -. 1871 q. %.
synopsis for The past Ersniy-foHr hours.
Rain the South Atslc coast, Win north
erly winds and low temperature.
Generally cloudy weather prevails with lower temper
atlre aud light snow IN the lake region.
Clear weather continues III New England and me Mld-
dc Stotes the Gulf States Tennessee End the Ohio Val
ley. with light and variable winds and light chapgIs IN
temperature and barometer.
Tue barometer IL lower The Atlantic coast. ana bas
risen In the upper lake region and the Northwest.
The rivers have risrn Mt Ianktvn, Guiana, Leaven-
WORTH and OH City and fallen at st Paul. Memphis ard
Cincinnati.
PrObnblitf>s.
For tie South Atlantic S9te- hsht r3n3 Followed ny
clearing weather rising Temperature, nOtbery 10 west
erly yuuts. and rising barometer.
For tho Gulf stat and tennessee generally clear ana
warmer weather, with light, variable winds and eans
and slight changes III the barometer.
For rhe lake region. the Upper Mississippi, and Lower
Missouri valleys and the ohio valley cool and cloudy
Weather with o. rain or snow nortcry To castery
winds aud STATIONARY rising barometer.
For As6-FnJiGnd and Me Nude >i0ts Increasing
sLoudiaess ard peoihs- drfog he dy fOIorfd
bv Lr1.purr. n0rthorg 10 wcS,t7fy winds,
Elrometc and Agt ~ TIE interior, 81 Aey York end
Pennsylvania.
The Lower Missouri River will rise.
CsufiOrary Signals continue at Charleston, Whining
ton, Cape Hattefas, Kitty Hawk, and Cape Henry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24
A. BHo,D As CtyILIZArIoN.-The agent of !

A. BROAD As CNILIZArION.-Ihe agent or
the Wii-Dn -.N'ug Machine Company will, IN few days
sal from -hu francisco Ch.n Ia .Ouih America where
ne will on. Branch House and exhibit the VOL Id
rcnowurd wilson Shutl" Sewing " hine ut the Grand
Expcston "a be held santiago under the auspices or
thaL Governments Ry this stop tho " llbOn sewing
Narbine Company will complete the circuit ~ the globe
hey have already immense agencies IN thiIr Japan
British udlr- England, France, and Throughout south
America supreme in It's superiority I'll other sew
Ing mines the Wilson goes widening its HELD year
after ing the blessings or "a oEetp 't! ''n
perfect s-nachine 10 the rcrOoe- h"inis VI r.yz
ton. IT II sold caey monthly pay itms ~ 80 Hh
sYg Broadway, New York Ii3 fOurhs.. Bncs!yn;
NovarAave., Jersey city; ia Eighth ave, AMI ~
Nacv's Nea.YOIk. This Company want few more eoOd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24
OBITUARY..
COL. EDWARD NJ. YFRGER.

Col. Edward NJ. Yerger, who died suddenly
Baltimore Thursday. formerly prominent cit-
Mississippi and served the stad OF Gen. Brock
nridec during the civil In June, 1862 hc killed. In
Jackson Lieut. Col Crane or the U. 4. Army because
that officer a. acting Mayor bad caused his plano TO be
seized tho OF taxes levied for street i'm
proveInents An effort made TO try Col fergtr Tor
The orense by military court, but the question ~ an
hority remained undecided until the st1te cao nn1er
civil control. He subsequently removed 10 Baltimore,
where for years past proprietor and Gator
OF The Ersn6g y0ura0J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24
OBITUARY NOTES.

Richard W. Blocker, whose funeral was held
yesterday at Trinity Church, representative OF one
OF the oldest NewYork families. He the youngest
OF four brothers, all Of whom have boon prominent In
business and professional circles Mr. Blocker was born
In this city In 1921 He President OF the North
American Fire Insurance Company previous it, dsss
rOs failure caed 10y The losses Incurred In the Chicago
and was an menD-r OF the Historical society and
the American Institute we'll spending mem
of several other and historical societies both az
home and abroad. The Literary receptions held AZ bls
house were attended year. by the most promi
artists and authors Of the country lie surgi' sd MS
wife on, three days. and leaves one chilli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24
ANNIVERSARY TRIBUTES TO CERyANTES.
sPASIARps UNIIE TO HONOR THe AUTHOR or DON
QrIXOTF.

QCIXOIf.
The memory Of Cervantes too great spanish
author was honorod yesterday by spanish residents
Of New York. with prominent guests from other cities.
The author Of Don Quixole died April 90, 1916 and
yesterday morning Solemn Requiem Mass was oeic-
brsed for the rcpose Of bis soul in tie church OF St
Francis Xavier. IN West Sixteenth5t In tho middle
aisle PLACED lofty catafslQue covered with rich
velvet pail adorned with silver lace Six massive brnzen
caDdestcss with lighted candles stood, three on either
side Of the catafslque. Tho catafaqne itself was
beautifully decorated with flowers and garlands At the
head of pinks and les. bearing the
word Lepanio 10 letters Of yioets This was IN com
memOrson Of the gallant part Cervants bore III that
great battle where he lcst fighting In tho ranks
of the Knight Hospitaor Of st. John Al tho foot OF me
falque was o floral cushion with the Inscription
Don Cniiote In voles On the cush!on at the head
Of the cataque lay large volume bearing the title OF
the authors immortal work over the volume resed
about 400 persons present at the Macs. Among
tho prominent persons present WV W.sblnTon.
the Marquis Of San Carlos j. n. Navarro Mexican Con-
sui Gen. Benayides Hpoliio dc CriaTte JOSE terus W
EsSan Veasaues de Leon Antonio BachilIery Morale.
Federico Grauada, Antonio Req es AIiulO oySr N.
NUM-. Felipe cusacbs jose Ramon Ferrer. Robert
Hewitt g. Ramon yerea and many oth Tns Rec Father
Ghinss 3 j. ofciatd as eeleorant Father Merrcn'
The Few Father soer 3. j., assembled the pulpit aud
preached an impressive sermon IN spanish, m Tue %
OF which drew striking contrast between the op
of the DAYS OF Ceryanes and the spain OF the present.
day. -. 49,. .....,NIaS In tba
In the evening about 200 gentlemen assembled IN t,o
psors OF the Hoffman House which were hsn ana nnt
decorated with the United States SPANISH. hhu o TTa
American flags The spanish Minister prtoideu Inc
company included most OF the gentlemen VINO were Is
Minister the Secretary Of the Mexican Legation. It nor
Jos. T. dc Cuclar. pr Tribe Of the United states OF 90
loIul,s aud others. Poems read ny senior VueaE
and Can't ~ sanohi1 the Spanish Artillery; trlD-
une, from which the orators spoke, was plareu d,
one end Of the room. H. was decorated WIN hoihI
trophies. and oa one side OF Il stood bronze statue Oh
Ceryantcs; on the other OF Don QuiAotC. rev
pleasant words from the spanish Minister closed the
oratona and pvcins- Tho company then descended 10
supper. The menu feature in Itself ~ Vas com
Dosed entirely Of dishes named amer dishes a,u
characters that appear In Ceramics great romance me
anthnr OF the titles Col 7. Bermlldth on uie
spanish Ordnance Among The distinguisbed company
present besides those already named were the Mn'el o
1uaieunas the ConsuI(eneral VI Spain, the Mehman
Consul the Rev Father spaidins, Don jun Ceralo-'
and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24
THE SUICIDE OF JOSEPH 81 ZACH.

Coroner EickboR held an inquest yesterday
In regard to the death OF Joseph NJ FIch alias Wait who
was found dead I'm his room AZ No 1i9 Thirdsye,
having shot himself in the mouth Ernest Werner the
proprietor Of the saloon where the dead man boarded
said that he bad known Each about sI years. and for
nine months Each had boarded with him. Upon finding
that Fach had kept Ills room all day Thursday, two
servants were cent up Ia ascertain tie cause, aod
dead body dihOOVeard. with blood issuing fiun the
mouth single DaTreied pistol III kschs right hand
fach, VINO wac single man. had been drinking heavily
Of late but had never spoken Of any trouble with his
family. German hanh-bOo and S65 In money, were
found among bis effects verdict Of suicide 10
tIrrcd by tho n