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The New York herald., 1875-10-02
Ex-NAvAL PAYMAsTER sPAULDING.

ARRIVAL OF NAVAL PAYMAsTER CUNNINGHAM
sPAULDING's s ACCOUNTS TO BE INVESTIGATED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct /, 1874
Naval Paymastcr J. s. Cunningham arrived here last
night TO relieve Paymastcr spaulding
The Court Of Inquiry viii assemble at Mare Island,
October 8, TO examine spaulsngs accounts The lat
ter are supposed to be invoked BY the spccuatons
O. NJ Pnney late Purchasing Clerk
Admiral Rogers, Of the Marc island Navy Yard states
that hc does Lot know the amount OF the defalcaton
but u IS supposed TO be very large Spauding last
night stated that the loss will fall individuals and not
on the Department. that Pinneys frauds consisted in
rauduently filling up certificates for payment due on
contracts, which had been signed In blank by Spaul
ding and hypothccating them TO certain parties with
notes OF responsible parties attached, and that the
makers and indorsers OF the notes will be liable
Spauldng claims he knew nothing OF the transactions
until the certificates were presented Ter payment
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
THE FUNERAL OF O'BALDWIN.

FULFILMENT OF THE REQUEST OF THE DYING
GLADIAToR-THE BODY REMOVED 10 BOSTON
AND PLACED IN CHARGE OF THE BROTHERS
sHEA-INTERMENr IN HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY.
BosToS Oct l. 1875.
When all prospects of tho late Ned o'Baldwins
cry from the wounds inflicted by his assassin Fnnel
seemed gone the dying gladiator expressed tho wish
that his remains should be inferred lot which held
all that mortal of his brother, and while the sands
Of life were rapidly running out he requested that
the Brothers Shea, Of this city, would take charge
of his funeral and that his body had Christian
burial This request telcgraphed 10 Mcssrs James
d. and John Snea and they consulted with others
who had known and associated with the deceased in
his pamy days. Arrangements were made Tor carry
ing out the dying wish OF the man. and when the re-
mains arrived here from New York. in charge or Mr.
cassidy, the caskct was removed 10 the house or Mr.
McCallrey an undertaken Albany street. and during
Thursday night large number viewed the remains
The funeral OF the deceased exponent of the 'manly
art took place this afternoon the undertakeris
residence Albany street. and nearly 600 persons
among whom were many women, congrcgated in the
vicinity witness the departure Of the cortGge II
was proposed to hold services in St. James Catholic
had no knowledge that O'Baldwin had received tile
rites of the Church before death this proposition
was necessarily abandoned but services held in
the house. Rev. Father Donegan officiating The cerc-
monies very brief, and were finished at half
past two O'Clock y. NJ. The remains were then taken
TO the Hollywood Cemetery, Brookline, where they
inferred The pail bearers were Messrs james II.
Griffin, John Shea Eugene Mccarthy, James D. Shea
Thomas j. Denny and James Gafncy. O'Baldwin's
only relatives in Boston TWO sisters.
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
A FAILURE IN THE LUMBER TRADE.

SUSPENSION OF SHEPARD, HALL co., OF Bos-
ToN-cAUsE or THE FAmURE-HALF 4 MIL
LION or THE FIRM's PAPER HELD By BOSTON
BANKS.
Bosros Oct l. 1875
Tho extensive lumber nrm OF shepard Hall 4 Co. or
this city have suspended payment their Liabilities
amounting TO sl5oO,OOO This failure Is due partly to
general depression in business low price, small de-
mand for lumber and partly to losses incurred in bust
year ago last July large lumber firm in Canada
failed with Indebtedness 70 Messrs. Shepard, Hall
Co. OF over S4O0 O00 This estate has been in liqu
dation since, and though effort is about TO be
made to declare dividend TO creditors It has become
evident IL Will be but a partial payment OF claims
This fact coupled with the circumstance that
$50, 600 Of the paper OF the delinquent Cana
dian hrm, indorsed by Shepard, Hall Co, will fall
due month led the firm the conclusion that they
could not meet maturing liabilities, and hence their
suspension. They hope, however, To make a good ex-
hblt of assets as the trst Of the year. when
count Of stock taken, they had quite large
surplus. They are now engaged in making up list
OF and liabilities and hope 10 be able 70 call
meeting of creditors by the middle Of next week. when
they viii be prepared with their statement They will
probably ask for extension which they hope will
enable them TO from their embarrassment
They have branch house in Montren, IN which city
their liabilities will foot up about $3.50, 600 divided be-
tween two banks, one holding 100000 OF their paper
and the other 500 600
In Boston the failure OF this house has created
stir financial circles well IN the lumber trade
IL said that Boston banks hold nearly 5000 600 OF
their paper.
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
THE sINEY AND PARKS TRIAL.
Yesterdays PROCEEDINGS IN THE MINERS
CONSPIRACY CAsE-MR. CARPENTERS OPEN
ING FOR THE DEFENCE.

Yesterdays PROCEEDINGS IN THE MINERS
CONSPIRACY cAsE-MR. CARPENTERS OPEN
ING FOR THE DETEScE.
CLEARFlELD, Pa, Oct ], 1875.
In the Siney and Parks trial to-day the prosecution.
concluded with their principal witness Captain Thomas
E. Clark Of Philadelphia, who coroborateS the pre-
vious witnesses.
Mr.. Carpenter then opened for the defence as fol-
lows
While the Indictment in tins was undoubtedly
good because IL with great detail aud partc.
ularty the nature Of the combination and means
agreed upon carry into execution upon the
Commonwealth the burden Of proving the conspiracy
a. laid IL could not charged in the indctmen tnat
a purpose by specified Illegal means, and their
conviction be had upon proof Of another
object tho accomplishment or the same object by
other means To insure the conviction Of Sine. and
Parks the jury must believe from tho testimony that
combination had been formed between them and Others
between Others and that they subsequently became
order To accomplish the precise purpose OF the
indictment by tho precise means charged in
tho several things alleged against Them had acted as
officers Of the Miners National Union. These were
legal acts, and could not DO assigned against the de-
PENDANTS IS criminaty. The Commonwealth had at
tempted TO establish that the defendants as officers or
the Miners National Union, conspralors ocio
but tho constitution and bylaws Of the association
negatvcd this charge and showed that The policy OF the
association was 10 discountenance strikes except as
dsyTer ressor and that when resortcd they should
DO confined 70 mere suspension Of work, and all
violence should be avoided Tho conduct OF Sney and
the evidence established that this peaceful
else OF rights rs cOnradisngushcd from turbulent,
drunken dssolute disturbance Of the peace nothing
having been done which the law did not authorize.
The argument to tho Jury will be made by T. W.
Hughes for the defence and BY Senator Wallace for the
nrosncutton
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

wachtel's first appearance the Academy OF Music
fwill be in "Les Huguenots."
The English critics delighted 10 find that Mr.
Toole brought no sAmericansms" back to the London
stage
Mile. Albani has finished her engagement at lie
Fcnice Vienna and gone England to take part in
the Norwich festival
1t is said that Miss Edith wynne the English actress
is going to marry American lawyer with the rather
remarkable name of Mr.. Avict Agubcg.
On the occasion OF his benefit, Friday evening OF
next week, Mr. Bclmore will appear Newman Noggs,
in Nicholas Nickeby," character in which he Is
famous
Mr. Morris Moore, an English author, has written a
pretty little comedy, in act, in Italian II is en-
titled Il Facone," and has been played in Rome with
great
Nine. Adena Patti laid the first stone Of the Central
London Hospital for Diseases Of the Ear Throat on
the 10th u and manifested her personal in tho
work by gift Of s1oo.
Tom Tayors drama, "The Overland Route - which
is to be produced at Waacks Tuesday, was played
al what all theatro-goers remember the old house. -
Broome street and Broadway, with the great Wallack
favorites including Mrs. Hoey and Mary Cannon in the
cast OF all Mr. Taylors pieces s perhaps the most
delicious and it cannot fail 20 be very attractive both
to those who before and TO the generation or
paygoerS.
Mr. George Rignold has had little unpleasantness
with OF the Baltimore theatregoers on Saturday
night part of the audience left the theatre the crisis
OF the closing, when Mr.. Rgnold rcbuked them from
the stage and rung the curtain before tho per-
formancc was finished The rebuke had good results
and the play is longer interrupted by people rush.
ing en- asse OF the theatre just before the close OF
tho last act
correspondent Of the London Era refers the fact
that with many English actors and actresses tour in
America is almost much q matter OF course as
the provinces and hopes that before many years
the English and American stage, like English and Amer
can literature, will be practically identical. All this is
true but the claim for preponGerancc OF talent the
English stage Is unfoundcd the Of reciprocity in
the exchange being due to the fact that American artists
in England not encouraged English artists in
America
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
PRESIDENT GRANT AT OMAHA.

OMAHA, Neb., Oct ], 1875.
President Grant, accompanied by Mrs. Grant, Colonel
Fred Grant and wife, Ex-secretary Borie and wife,
Secretary Belknap, General Alvord and number of
other distinguished gentlemen arrived here this
ing form Des Moines Iowa They Hospitality enter
tanned by the citizens together with committee of
the Merchants Club and driven around the city and
the barracks
public reception was held by the President in the
Court room in the Custom House, after which the
High School visited, where all the school children
of tho city were assembled.
The President and party LETT for Colorado this after
noon at throo O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1875-10-02

A-ROOFING lNnORSED BY MOST EXPERI-
eneed architects and builders combining beauty aud dur
ability with repruof qualities and che extraorH
nary degree valuable aid IN building repairing rcc
which every community hail with satisaction parc
lRry where piers factories rolling mills and general manu-
featuring establishments located ts testimonials re-
liable well worth the investigation of all real estate owners
and farmers who have an old mend and preserve
new one 20 lay article from ready Tor use low
and easily applied with positive satistaeton ether as
for chectuaily stopping every leak froving
the roofing known modern invenon OF
eki and having - MANY sterling points II has achieved
such widespread popularity and unfiyaed reputation as
81 he IN active demand throughout the United
are thousands aud the production not only exceeds
In magnitude that OF similar roohngs combined
hut a. In quality Complete materials new
stoep or nat root costs al foot and
strt economv nj making old shngle re wuter
proof unitcs beauty with utility These goods
rauv known a. ItNKs RUBBER ROOFING and SArF RoOr.
tSa ! sfSr and arc manufactured by NEW YORK SLATE
RD0FING CO. No Crdar street, New York. ~ south Front
street Philadelphia They 10 make water teht
or no charge and warrant roofs for Of years
Their prices low and estimates free Samples and
100 mage book mailed stating where they th
notce Write az once and save money-Journal Com.
morcc, October ].
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
RACING IN ENGLAND.

THE NEWMARKET OCTOBER MERTING-MUSDEN
WINS THE OCTOBER HANDICAP.
LONDON, oct, l, 1875.
To-day the last day OF the Newmarket First
October Meeting. The great was for the October
Handicap sweepstakes Of 15 each, 10 soys for
felt with 200 added for three .yearolds and up
wards; the second to receive 25 sovs entrance,
sovs There were 81 subscribers and IL starters The
race was won by Munden The following is tho sum
mary
Mr. X Howett's Munden, years old. ............. !
SIR J. w Astlcy's Lady OF the Lake, years old 49,.
Count r. dc Lagrange's Miss Toto years old .....
The fayoritc, Miss Toto, was badly Oea.cn coming In
last
The following the betting just before tho start -
to against Mundcn, 10 to l against Lady Of tho
Lake 20 to against Puysalinc and to against Miss
Tota
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
THE DIRECT CABLE.

The Superintendent in this city of the Direct
United States Cable Company announces that
the Faraday will leave England on Wedncs-
day, to repair the broken cable The manager
of the company asserts that there Is no truth
in the report that agreement had been arrived at
with the Ango-American Company on the subject of
tariff They will maintain entire Independence of the
latter company and will fix their the reopening
OF communication.
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
AN INDIANA PHILANTHROPIST.

CINCINNATI Ohio, Oct l, 1875.
despatch from Evansville, Ind. says Willard Car
penter of that city yesterday filed articles of assoca
on for the endowment OF great educational nstitu-
on to be established in that city The deeds Will settle
$780, 900 the institution and Mr. Carpenter declares
that after il shall have been established he will make
further gift of $500 000 Mr. Carpenter is old man,
with a small family. His wealth is estimated at
81
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
A LARGE BARN DESTROYED.

GREAT DESTRUCTION OF CROPS Az LowNEs
MILLS, NEAR BoRDENTowN
TRENTON, N. j., Oct 1, 1875.
Near midnight last night fire broke out the
premises OF Nathan Decou, situated Lownes Mills
about two miles from Bordentown, and burned to Gin
ders an extensive barn. which contained among other
property, 5000 horse, 500 bushels of potatoes
nifty tons of hay and 800 bushels oats all destroyed
The barn was one OF the largest in the country aud cost
$1,000 The contents were worth 50, 600 Insurance is
1000 The origin Of the fire is unknown. IL created
intense excitement among the country folks
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
SWEDEN.

RIOT IN STOCKHOLM BETWEEN MILITIA AND
POLICE.
LONDON, Oct 1, 1875
The latest edition of this evenings Pan Man Gdsetc
contains special telegram from Copenhagen, which
contains the following
"Sanguinary riots have occurred in Stockholm, in
Sweden, between the militia and the police. The
militia stormed the police Stations wounding number
of policemen. Some Of the militia also wounded
The Life Guards and the Horse Guards summoned
from the caAle before order restored. The cause
OF the trouble is not given.n
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
FRANCE.

RUMoRED DISSATISFACTION OF NJ. BUFFET WITH
A SPEECH OF THE MINISTER OF FISANCE-Pos-
sIBLE CHANGES IN THE CABINET
PARIS Oct l. 1876
Public attention is at present much occupied with
the that the Official journal has yet published
the speech delivered by the Minister Of Finance at
banquet the 27th Of September is stated that NJ
Buffet prohibited disqualification of tho speech
count Of the following nence:'The coalition OF the
oath OF May Is happily dissolved" M Buffet thinks
that the Ministers should examine tho matter in
special Cabinet council to be held to day. Should the
speech not ultimately be published by the official jour
nal NJ Leon Say, the Minister of Finance, is expected
to resign.
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
A FACTORY BURNED.

CONCORD, NJ f., Oct l, 1875.
An incendiary FIRE destroyed the Merrmack Cardigan
Jacket factory, located mile and half from this city,
last night with the stock and machinery. Loss about
$l2, 900; insurance, S., ,000
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION.


LONDON Oct l. 1875
The election for member OF Parliament at Blackburn,
to hll the vacancy caused by the death OF Henry NJ
Felden, occurred yesterday. The candidates
William coddngton, the Mayor of Blackburn, and Mr..
G. Thwates, well known brewer, both conservatives
Mr. Thwaites elected although he was defeated by
the same constituency at the last general election.
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
VIENNA. Oct. l. 1875.
ENGLAND.

THE BRITISH MINISTER THREATENS TO LEAVE
PEKIN
SHANGHAI, Sept 90, 1875.
Mr. Wade, the British Minister, has intimated to the
Chinese government that If his demands are not com
piled with by to-day he will leave Pekn.
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD DISASTER.

PHILADELPIIIA, Oct. /, IS76
The verdict OF the Coroners jury in the Of the
late railroad disaster the Pennsylvania Railroad
near Frankford, is to the effect that the disaster
the result OF criminal negligence the part Of
Anthony Evans, acting engineer Of the dummy, in not
using the proper precaution dangerous crossing
Evans was thereupon committed to await the action OF
the Grand Jury
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
GERMANY.

THE BISHOP OF BREsIAU REFUSES TO GO TO
TRAL-PRIEsTs SUBMITTING TO THE EccLE-
SIASTICAL LAWS.
LONDON, Oct. /, 1875.
The Pail Mall Gazette's special telegram from Berlin
says that the Bishop Of Bresau has notified the Ecce
sastca Court that he is determined not to obey its
summons to attend for trial. the ground that the
Court is not competent to try him.
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
A REWARD FOR LIFE SAVING.

QUEBEC Oct. l. 1875
Tho British government have sent out gold and
silver watch for presentation to Mr. E. Pope and his
assistant lighthouse keepers at Anticost for saving
the lives oil tho wrecked crew of the bark Russia
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
InNnnN Oct 1 1STE
PRIESTS SUBMITTING.

BERLIN, Oct. /, 1875
Bresau paper says that twenty three priests in that
diocese have announced their submission to the
Ecclesiastical law
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
CENTRAL ASIA.

LONDON, Oct. !, 1875
despatch from Simah dated yesterday, says the
Ameer OF Afghanistan sending troops to his
feudatory, the Mir OF Malmund, who OF late has been
refractory.
The New York herald., 1875-10-02

'BY LARGE MAJORITYn-THE DECISION REL
alive Of the various styles y gentle
fan HAS before the public i pr0hounceu by
large majority Of KN0Xs matchless fabric Hence
trade decidedly active his stores IL broadway. 90
broadway and IN the Flth Avenue Hotel
The New York herald., 1875-10-02

ALL UPPERTEND0M USES GLENN'S SULPHUR
Soar which proves that the refined have
since this is tho reliable purifier the
in the market, and IL inexpensive we'll beautyng
The New York herald., 1875-10-02

A NECESSITY AND A Luxury. HEALTH AND
comfort -GRADUArRD GHEsr LuHG PR0TEcYoRs ara
sod by druggists and underwear dealers BY mail, II
ISAAC A. SINGER Manufacturer 094 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
INCREASE IN THE REVENUE RETURNS.

LONDON Oct /, 1870.
The revenue returns, which published this
morning show Of G995 900 sterling for the
past half year.
The New York herald., 1875-10-02

BARKER's HUMAN HAIR PARLORS AND GOLDEN
Fluid Depot Tweutynnth street. four doors 81
The New York herald., 1875-10-02

BOOTS SHOES AND CATERS FOR LADIES,
No 5 Union square.
The New York herald., 1875-10-02

DYEING AND CLEANSING AT THE NEW YORK
DHElNG AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. STATEN.
ISLAND ~ Duane street. T52 Broadway $40 sixth
and 1853 and 65 Perrepont street Brooklyn Esabsho
1ypar
The New York herald., 1875-10-02

CARPET-ENGLlsH BRUSSELS, IS YARDS
eheAp Can be seen parlor 10 ST. Lukes place. Le-
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
A SCHOONER ASHORE.

KINGSTON, Ont, Oct l. 1875
The schooner Peerless reported ashore at Nine Mile
Point. with all hands lost except the mate.
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
LEA & rEERNs

ALWAYS PREVENT CATARRH WITH woLC0TrS
CArARRu ANxfHiLAToR; tested ree 80 Chatham street.
New York, at wOLCo1r'S Pain Paint Office
The New York herald., 1875-10-02

CONFLICT WITH sERyIA AND MONTENEGRO I'M
PENDING-RoUMANIAN RESERVES CALLED IN.
LONDON, Oct. l. 1875.
The Times special despatch from Berlin states that
Turkey has informed the Powers that the time may
come when the Turks viii bo obliged to rcpel servian
and Montenegro nroads.
The Roumanian reserves being gradually called in.
Affairs regarded hero verging a collision.
rHE coNsuLs A FORTE
PROPOSALS OF REFORM
The Daily Neuos' telegram from Vienna announces
that the consuls Mosar have been instructed by
Powers to send the Porte memorial embodying the
result of their Investigations with proposals for thor
ough reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
RAND scLAvoNIANs TO
SOUTHERN HUNGARY
A special telegram in the Morning Standard from
Vienna says band OF 500 Sclavonans who invaded
Bosnia have returned to their homes in Southern
Hungary and dispersed They were decmated by
lighting and disease.
INsURGENT sUccEssEs-THE ROADS NEAR
TREBINGE IN THEIR HANDS.
LONDON, oct l, 1875.
The Times to-day has a special despatch dated
says
have just returned from Trebgne No troops have
passed for five days. the in the hands of
the insurgents Austrian official kilograms state that
the Turkish troops repused Kick yester
day The lighting renewed to-day, but with what
result is not known
THE INsURGENT DEMANDS INDoEsED DY THE
NORTHERN POWERS.
LONDON, Oct. !, 1876.
This evenings Pau Mall Gazette has a special tee-
gram from Berlin containing the folowng:-
at is reported that the Northern Powers have
agreed upon the acceptabilty of the proposals made
by the Herzegovinan insurgents, and regard them a
satisfactory basis for further negotiations
SERVER PACHA INSTRUCTED TO RECEIVE THE
CONSULAR REPORTS, BUT NOT TO NEGOTIATE
THE TURKS RE-EsTABLIsHING TELEGRAPHIc
COMMUNICATION.
CoNsrASTrNoPLE, Oct. l. 1875.
Instructions have been Server Pacha
the reports of the foreign consus to
into any negotiations with them.
telegram from the Governor OF Bosnia announces
that in consequence OF the advantages recently gained
the insurgents teegraphic communication has
been reestabshed between Navesnge and Gatchko
Troops engaged in repairing the telegraph
lines between Gatchko and Nitsk and between BiIeke
and Trebgnc.
CONNECTING THE AUSTRIAN AND TURKISH RAIL
WAY SYSTEMS.
CoSsTASTISoPLE, Oct l, 1875
Dcnntve arrangements have been concluded to-day
between the Sublime Porte and Austria relative tho
junction OF the Turkish and Austrian railway systems
fixing the period when the necessary works shall bo
commenced and terminated.
COUNT ANDRAssY ON THE NEUTRALITY OF SER
VIA AND Observation-Disclosures PEACE AS
sURED.
VIENNA, Oct. /, 1875.
Count Andrassy, in answer to questions Of the Aus
rian Parliamentary delegation stated that the accounts
OF the participation of inhabitants Of Serva and Monte
negro in the insurrection in Turkey much
exaggerated Everything had been done to prevent
the participation OF the of the people far
human foresight went He considered universal peace
assured The sole interest of Austria the mane-
Of peace for the development of her internal
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
The TURKISH WAR.
A BATTLE IN HERZEGOVINA.
Defeat and Retreat of the
Insurgents.
The Proposals Of Reform to
the Porte.
A BATTLE IN HERZEGOVINA.
AN ASSURANCE OF PEACE

VIENNA Oct. 1, 1875
The evening papers publish telegram dated Ragusa
to-day stating thai several sangunary engagements
have taken place in Herzegovina between a body OF
1000 insurgents and 900 Turks.
The first fought on the 2Sth ult Klepavtza
and two engagements followed the 10th and 3Oth
near Praptrizza Tho insurgents lost So men and
estimate the loss OF the Turks at 500 On of
their inferior numbers tho insurgents were obliged to
retreat
The New York herald., 1875-10-02

METAL TRUSS BLACKSMITH'S SOIILOQUY-
Iere am destite destroyed by ELASTIC TRUSs
CosrASY, $50 Broadway wish had Is cents baked
beans more.n
The New York herald., 1875-10-02

Al FURNITURE sARGAINs-sEE kelly { CO. 9
The New York herald., 1875-10-02

DISTEMPER IN HORSES. GILES, IINIMENr
IoDDE AMMONIA applied the throat and chest ,iya
instant relief hALfH oGLk, veterinary surgeon All
The New York herald., 1875-10-02

BRITISH COMPLAINTS OF AGGhEssloNs BY THE
SPANISH COAST GUARD NEAR GIBRALTAR.
LONDON, Oct l, 1875
The Gsobe Of this evening says that a formal
plant the aggressions Of the Spanish Gaardacoas
in the British waters OF Gibraltar has been made to
his government by the British naval commander a.
Gibraltar
The New York herald., 1875-10-02

A-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. BROOKLYN
corner Fulton and Boerum street.
Open from A. M. TO r. NJ
On SUNDAY from to r. NJ.
The New York herald., 1875-10-02

EXTRA DRY CABINET,
Of
MOET 4 CHAND0N
THE BEST DRY CHAMPAGNE
For sale by leading dealers in wines
ANTHONY OECHS
Sol f1r the INIT al S4at
The New York herald., 1875-10-02
SPAIN.

MARTINEZ cAAfPos REAssUMEs THE COMMAND
IN CATALONIA.
MADRID, Oct l. 1875.
Martinez Campos has oft Barcelona TO reassumc tho
direction OF operations in Catalonia