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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-09-08
WEWORANDA.

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aHz ia 1usz $40 esss 10 sfrrns ~ Sane.,
~ ~ = I .rssr ~ rr1ainder he Fassage With me
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-09-08

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-09-08
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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-02-21

,Mp3u brauhen sic tneine YerIon au
eiten pbotograpbii6en Nbbi!be, betrahten
sic Die Statue, iie iIt BON einen Der erifen
Riinitler angeferti9t unb anBerooentli6 GEE
lun9en ne tDtro setuiB Dem 9etDiinItten
3mede entIprehen."
Sie Statue mar in Der Shat Elm Mteis
iferperf Der Scilptur nno Der 8ilbbauer,
Der he eemeiBelt batte es nit auBerorbents
lther 8eihidliffelt perItanben, obne ben
Nusbrid Der @abr6eit sti perleBen, ben
diBeren umriHen oes Gopfes Die benz 5iir=
iten am erwinihteiten ideinenoe 6orm sil
3u berleiben.
Sie Beoenfen, tpeld)e Der 8otogrdpb err
bob, oaB cine nod elmer 6tdtue aufge-
nomntene Photographic ni9t jene S6drfe
uno SebensDa6rbeit beliben f6nne, als Elm
nah Der Jtatur aufgenpmmenes Bib, bils
li9te enoli6 aud sSiirft Wetterni6, Der I'M
Werlaufe oes @eIprdGes bereit5 betuieien
bate, oaB er iih niel uno eineeheno nit
6em g8eIen Der Photographic beindftiet
bate uno IhloB Die Nu6ien5 nit ben Wor-
ten: sd meroe mir bic Sahe nod iibers
legen ilno ben Serren, Die in 70 Iiebens=
wlroiaer @eiie ii1 meiner erinnert baben,
balom69libit meinen gnti3luB befannt
Gs persing einise 3eit, Der saiinifler
wartete lange ber9eblid) auf cine @inlas
onng bel Dem Siiriten 5u eri6einen, big er
zines cages our6 ben BeIuh bes fiirItli=
den 9ausbofmeiiters iiberral6t uurbe, Der
ihm Die Wtittheilung mahte, er m69e nur
bag gllbum obI6lieBen, Der 6iirit babe ben
oefinitipen GntifluB ,eefaBt, iein Bib
mid t in Die @alerie Der Oroens Sitter
einreiben 5u loIien.
Sie 5einbeit uno 9etuanotbeit beg Si-
plomuten Derleugnete li6 au1 in bieIer
uni6etnbaren Mneelegenbeit ni6t; oenn
nit elmer 9ei6idten 98enoung bate er in
elmer 3uidrift an Die Mitglie6er beg Wa=
ria=S a=Sberelien=Sroens fir Die groBe Gbre
nno Qussei6nuns eeoantt, iuel6e ibm 3u=
9eooht woroen lpar, Die er ieoo6 ablebnen
milie, neil er nidt Wtit9lie6, ionoern nur
- &anaIer oes Sroens eetpeIen."
uno 10 feblt Wetterni6's Bib i'm Nlbum
Der Sberelien Sroens Sitter - oas elm
gSerf oes befannten SoI 86otoorapben
SDmb- ia 10 ianee SSiirIt Clemens Wtet=
ternib lebte, eriitirte teine Ybotoerapbie
BON ihm rno erlt nad Dem i'm Sabre 1859
erfolgten Nbleben eri9ien Der erIte 2iht=
aborud oes 6eriibmten StdatsfansIers un0
3tuar na4 iener Statue, oeren Beniibune
Der entldieoene @e9ner Der lebensgetreuen
photographer aud bel 2ebSeiten 3use=
itanoen bate.
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Die goo6ter Oes piraten.

.Nein, nein Sir! Sort nam einem 8ers
ted Wean piirbf Sic ioait in Stiide
reiben!"
go sprad Elm idb6nes Mdoden bon
rleuntehn Sabren - Die Mooptiptohter p0n
Spbn gaitro, einem Greibeuter bes farais
bii1en Weeres; bic Yerion, 81 Der ne
ipra6, tpar Senrn GDblon, Elm Gapitdn
Der sSlotte Der 0ereinieten 9taaten. Gin
GROCER, id56ner Mann BON fiinfunoswan<
5ig Sabren, Der eine Brieg pDn ied3s Gas
ilOnen fommanoirte uno ihoH, lanae nah
einem 3ulammentreffen nit benz Yiratsn
geitrebt bate, In Der Mbliht, ibn in Getten
au lesen nno Der Gere1tigteit an iibers
Iiefern.
Gines Cages, pdhreno 6as S1iff nabe
Der Giilte BON Weus@ranaba log, fubr Der
Gapitdn, mir nit ieiner 0oaeIHinte betpaffs
net, an's llfer. unl Lungs Deljelben bas
0ergniigen elmer fleinen Saeo Al genieBen.
llngliidliber Meile muroe CT BON 5einen
@efdbrten aetrennt uno fam cine tpeite
Oiitan5 BON ibnen ab sli elmer fleinenBap,
Tie aui spei geiten nit bobsn, fait perpen.'
bifuldren sSelien eingefaBt mar.
CT belt an nnb belt InlIhau nodb leis
mem Shiffe, oas aber BON oielem Yunftt
aus nidt ii1tbar mar. pl6bIid b0rte ei
G9ritte hinter iib nnb ipenoete iid) I'M
Cine berfIibe GrIheiniing Sei9te iid ibm
Diane Gaitro - Die Aboptipto1ter Oes
piraten.
Gie trug cine Mrt sriiner Sunique, BIZ
ibr iebr tpDbl ltanb, uno ibr ihnarSes
prGhtiges 6aar bing in ihmeren 6lehter
iiber ibren MAIDEN. Sie trat ans bem grii.
men Geh6l3e berpDr, bas nid)t melt ab bon
llier be9ann, uno ibr polirtes Saebgepebl
rubte diIf elmer ibrer Shuitern. Mm @ir-
tel bes MdbAens bine Die Saebtnihe. mi
10 bot lie eine tpabrbnff ntolerli1e Grihei.
nuns, be ben iungen DffiSier an bic Mma.
5onen erlnnerte.
MIs fie ben GopitGn fab, belt Tie an, ihr'
bunfltu Wugen isy6tstsn nit sinsm isls'
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-02-21
%. Is. Cincinnati, eDnntaa, mn 21 Tebruar 1875

nen feline @eFangennabme our6 einen be-
freunoeten Snoianer mitgetbeilt poroen
mar, Der, tpie es id)ien, Elm 3euse oerielben
gepeIeft.
Gs 6unfelte, nno in Der Ro6t eelane es
oem Yiratenihiff 3n enttommen. Nber
nah einiaer 3eit tpurbe es an Der afritani=
nlihen Rufte biird Elm enelii6es Griess=
ihiff anfsebrodt. Gaftrp ipurbe binges
ri1tet, ober feline Mboptipto6ter, ipelhe
beiueilen fornte, 0aB Iie ME on ben @e=
Dalttbaten ibres 8aters tbeiieenommen,
uuroe in Greibeit geieBt.
glls Rapitdn GobIon bies erTu6r, Iudte
er bas id)6ne Wdohen, pel6es i5m oas
Seben gerettet auf uno ma6te tie su lei=
nem Weibe.
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Ianntgfalti9es.
Sutcr Watb.
8ri6 Seinen BiGea friib;
SIN sllter foiiet's 0lIb'.-

u RopoIeou uub Die Srouen.
Napoleon fonnte Die Gbamls uid,t Iei0en,
er llebte es, Die Saille Der 6rauen i'll iehen
uno bebanptete, DaB fd1ieht9epn9lene
SSrduenilmmer Die Shatpls erfunoen hGt=
ten. Sonoerbar lit es, oaB er bic fsrauen
nldt obne Shminfe Ie6en moGte, ibre
SIdlie ma6te einen unangene6men @in=
oruf auf ihn, er belt lie Damn fir franf !;
er bate ole fire S6ee, BOB Die Intpenouna
BON S6minfe meiIt gerdoe BEL DeneH nid1t
itattfinoet, lueI9e frdnfIi9 ober BON Ratur
haBlt6 iino.
8untfarbiees Seioenseua
tDdiht man am beIten in 9rauieminsen.
thee= gBaIler poer in gepDbnlihem oriinen
Sheetna1ier, 1tno 1pllt es 0ann in 8rannt=
uein, iDOrin 3uder aufgel0lt i'll, mad. @ls=
oann ipiro Der Stojf fend)t aepldttet. Sic
g8lrtun8 lit iiberraideno. Nud idwar3es,
leiosnes 3eua fam 10 bebanoelt iper6en,
3errenbalstiiher. Ober man
'fpgid)t oos ieibene 3eug, aud leioene
B1nber allsr art in Gleimaiier, iporin elm
iuelllg Alann aufgelDit lit. Bum 9iiaeln
beoient man llf zines balbmarmen GNens
nno Ieat Sllr 6iirlorge Elm BIdttclen feines
Yhpier 3tuiidlen Giien uno 3eua. gBiu
man ieloenes 3eis Doer leioene Bdnoer
lielfen, 10 benubt man faIt bereiteten
S6lsinl nus Gnittent6rnern, 3uferrpaller
uno Bier.
uIri4 BON 2idbtenitein ipurbe
BET leiner eritetl 8eperbRng um bic 9iebe
1ellter sSrauen [fpie er Ieine unaenannte
8sllebte bieBL abi6idgliA belbieoen. In
Ter anoerr quBerte tie ii6 iiber i'm: ,einem
gSeibe mliIie bod irnmer iein ungeiiiae
ltebenoer Wiunb 2eib iein, benn er ltiinoe
ihm libel" lllri1 periprah bierauf oleicl
ieiner 8aie, feline Saieninarte operlren an
Ialfn: .Sieb, BON ben 2ippen, oeren i'd
0rei babe, uill ib cine abIhneioen GrI
lieB lid3 fuirtlid1 0nrf) einen Wteiifer in
@riiB ben Wtunb allo MAIDEN, baB er
oeiien frob iein ioIlte." Ge Dem Sdnitte
mar elm Gneft Ieiuer 6rauen 3uaegen, ben
er ha1 9liidllber 3eiIuns nit ben @orten
entlleB: .Ou i0nIt bon mir Deiner sSrauen
nihts als ineine Oienlte Iagen, i1 Darf
ibr nidt nebr anbieten; bod ipenn Ou
icnit uiait, oann iage BON mir, mas bier
nlein Geib erlitten bat, bas lei I'm nrein
gsesb aelheben, bic geiproden bat, nlein
Wtunb fiinoe nit nid)t ipobi; mas Der an
mir ntft bebagt bos miro audi BON mir
gebnBt, nnb ipenn lie iagte, 1lleinc refDte
Sanb eeFieIe ibr nidjt 10 id)Iiise i6 iie ab,
bel @ott ih ipil nidts anoers, ais mas
lie nil.
SD moIIte@, fagte Die RDniain Isabella,
lid f0nufe bic gail5e fransoiii6e Ration
iimarnier.
rgis IdBt Is niht!@ 5Du oarauf i6r|
Gatte sans Ieiie gednEert babsn.
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Qas 3ei6sgefo.

2IIs bes gorjabrs Iebte Iange
Na6t batt' baIb bOIIbradt ben eauf
SRit benz abOIFten @lodentlanse
Srat bas neue 9ieidsssfb auf.
@snn es aud eiu bdm'id SaOIer,
8sIdem nidts au 9ant III, fdiIt:
@ern bod feb id DeutfdlapOs abIsr,
Ssit id psib, ipie bisI er gilt.
fiab leg id ben aoIer nod unten - o SimmeI
Damn f5ag' i5 bas Observation-Disclosures,
Damn sriibet mid nan@ elm seniitbItbes Bib.
ebIes Rsi6seoIb, i,i piIItOmmenl
BsiI in msinem Rortemonnaie!
Salt bu einmaI @Iab 9enOmmsn,
Gage ni6t au baIb abe
$50 bic Sboren fd 5erauf@en,
StsIIe ni&t, Sob, bid ems
Sur bonn @eiien LAP bid taufden
@eaen fiilI'esS Sob bonn 3bsin
@eieIe bid serne Oem @uten, benz 8raUen,
bod meibe bes @eises bertnS9erten Srlaben,
! Der sraniam bid ipsrrt in ben ebernenS S@rein!
Reidsmarf, einfad, bIant pnb bieOer,
Did Dor allen feb iG germ;
;fomm' az mir unb febrs tpisosr
@enH bu fOrtsogit in bic Sern'.
Gold ein 3auber iei Dir eiseu,
Has bu Tot6 unb Summer bauuf,
MOsft bn siinfiig bid uus ssiseu,
&is bu unire 6unf setpannfi.
Sir bid nur, Su tIsiner, bg sDeimnl Sebn
@feunis
ImfafIsnbsr SiIbsrIius. sittre i'd tpena ib
Grpdgs, tpie Isidt bu bertriimela bid taunifs
Gu6, ibr IidsImanasu, batt' ib
So9btlIfommeu germ senaunt
9Sdret ibr nnr Den'ger fettig
lln6 elm bisdsu sIesantl
sIbsr 10 aud nit Bertrausn
@rT5' i'd eu6 nub aiirn' ,uG ni6t;
Dem id5 tDsiS, ibr Sdtidjteu, @rarea,
Dab aud ibr tbut cure FHiGt.
1lnS bic nit 6epoItsr ibr nabet, ibr @roben,
aus supfer@sprastsn, aub eu@ mill idb IObeu,
GcsiaIoemotraten nit Granddaughter!
Gsib s.sribt, Reidstafeni6eineC
Saubsr unO iungfrduIi6 rein,
Mluuter Siehst, @rOb' nnb RIsiue
Su bic beutiden @uuen elm!
Sb ibr einaeIu, OBJ oils 8anoeI
etreitbar cures @e9es aiebt
guf! 9erfbeudt bas &anbseIinbsI
Das man, adj, 70 bdufO isbtl
Sis S6leissr, bic @reissr, Die iOnltisen enmper1
8erriNsn su Gessn, ssrtnittert gu alumpeu,
0erldeu6t bon bes enigen &ei6sS @ebiet!
Stun ersisbt eu9, neue Min3en,
llebsrs 2anb, elm funtelnb Seer
llub, erobernb bic 4robinseu,
Sast bor eutl bic alien ber
Saet iie in bic iefen @ailen,
9abt fe Fiebu, &sidsfsinbsu eIeid,
Die @trbrau6tsu, 0liiOen, 8IaFeu
Denn bic 8utunft 1T fir eu@.
Grfiilet bic 2Gnber nit blinfenSem Seere
nnb rest nnD beDest end in muntrem Serfebre
unb paubsIt aaO banbsIt fir aaiier unb ReiG
GuRIabbetabatf6"0
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SD mOIIte", faete bic RDniain ISABELLA,
lid fSnuie Die game frans0iiide Ration
limarniefl.
.eie IdBt Is niht!" iDu oarauf i6r
Gotte 9aHs Ieile gednBert babsn.
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Sn elmer 3eitune gu philadelphia beiIn-
bet lih folgetloe StrDpbe elmer ebenio ge=
ilblboaen pie senialen 0idterin:
Stellt Die Bieee in bic @de,
Sle Der NINA nidbt mehr fromnt,
9aRt bic Miege in Der Gde,
BiS Elm anoeres 8leines fommt!
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-02-21

Sn ben 25 Sabren bon 1S49- 1873
wuroen in beut bauptifdbtiIden poli3eiz
oiitrift BON 9onoon 262.563 neue Sduier
aebaut lno 657S neue StraBen, iopie IL
squares anaelegt. Oie 2dnee bieier nelwn
Stra6en nnb Squares ilberiteigt 115S
engliihe WtsiIen.
The New York herald., 1875-11-27

rrIE FASHIONABLE RESORT-rHE NEWEST AND
Il most pnPuLAR MusIg YOIsSSG ANp OLD Can
ENJOY TO THEIR HEARTS CONlENI AT IllB Sc
LECT sOIREEs EVERY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY
EVENING. AZ BEETHOVEN HALL, ,2l9 AND 2i2
PROMPT ATTENTION 10 STRANGERS. PARTNERS
PROVIDED.
The New York herald., 1875-11-27
CAPTURE OF A NOTED HORSE THIEF.

few weeks ago tie police authorities OF Yonkers,
Westcnester county, notified OF the probable ar
rival in that city of Stephen Smith, notorious
horse thief who had just stolen valuable from
his brother, Henry smith, in Albany county. Shortly
afterward Roundsman Quinn a man answering tho
description or the criminal the OF entering the
door of house in Palisade The police officer
at once stepped up TO the stranger and asked If
his name was Smith Tho latter instantly thrust
hand INTO his coat pocket, and drawing pistol dis
charged II at the roundsman's head and then
rapidly up the stairs leading to apartments occupied by
himself and wife While retreatng he fired three
four additional shots at Quinn, who escaping unhurt,
returned the shots while hoty pursuing the fugitive
who ultimately escaped by jumping fence
in the OF the house. Having ascertained
that Smith had stealthy returned to the city Captain
hangn, with force Of men, surrounded the
house where he known to be stopping Thurs
day evening, and after search of nearly hour
finally discovered their game concealed under largo
table and covered with cloth. Seeing that resistance
would be useless he quietly surrendered The prisoner
is sixty -four years old, and man Of powerful ply
sique. He has already served six terms in the State
Prison for borsestealing and burglary. In the City
Court az Yonkers, yesterday, the accused was fully
committed on charge OF assault with intent TO kill
The New York herald., 1875-11-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BAnEY-TLroy Thursday, November rs, al
the residence ef the BRIDES parents, by Rev. L. s.
Weed OF New Haven WALTER b. BAILEY TO MAGGIE j.
daughter OF Benjamin NJ Tilton, all Of New York.
BowMAs-JoRDAN.-In Poughkeepsie, N. r., on
Thursday November ls at tho residence OF the bride
mother by Rev A. p Van Gieson. d. d., WILLIAM A.
D. BOWMAN, Of Jersey City formerly Of Richmond
Va to KATK s JORDAN, Of Poughkeepsie.
Richmond IVA papers please copy.
FEARIsG-SUTToS. AT St Ignatius' church, Tuesday
morning. November p, by Rev. DR. Ever, assisted by
Rev Dr. Parkman, Mr. JosEPH T. FEARING to JUSTINE
AUGUSTA daughter Of George w. and Justine Augusta
Sutton, all Of this city
HARDY-SroHLMANN.-- .--On Wednesday, November "a,
at the residence Of the BRIDES parents by Rev J. H.
BADEN P. AUGUSTUS HARDY to PAULINE L., daughter or
j. Edward Stohman all Of Brooklyn.
FASsHAwR-HuYTER.- Thursday November 70,
at the BRIDES residence in Brooklyn 4. d., by the
Rev. John D. Wells, d. D., EDWARD 4 FAssHAwI, OF
Darien, Conn, TO SARAH. daughter OF the late Rev
Richard Huyter, of New York.
PRRvosr-SIMrsox Irvington, N. j., on Tues
day 23d INST by the Rev s. c. simpson, uncle Of the
bride, 4. Z. PRBvosT, OF this city. to JOSEPHINE
RIDGELy eldest daughter Of Captain Simpson, United
States Navy.
WoRT-KIssAM. Wednesday evening. November
"a by Rev Nr. Rena SAMUEL b. WORT TO MISS HEN
RIsrfA KIssAM, daughter of the late Eugene Kissam
Sr, Of Rossvile, s.
Jamaica and Long Island papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1875-11-27
BOOKS RECEIVED.

Bible Lands: Their Modern Customs and Manners Bv
Rev Henry ). Van Lennep New York Harper Brothers,
John Todd The story of His Life. Compiled and edited
by John H. Todd New York Harper Brothers.
Roderck Hudson. BY Henry Jamos, Jr. Boston James
H. Osgood h Co
New Way TO Win Fortune. BY Miss Eliza A. Dupuy
Philadelphia T. b. Peterson Brothers.
Jacks Ward or The Boy Guardian 81 Horatio Ager Jr.
Boston; Loring
Rocks Ahead; or The Warnings Of Cassandra By W. r.
Gregg Boston "a ames X. Osg0od a 90.
The Morals ~ Abou Ben Adhem by Petroleum V. Nasty
Boston Lee Shepard
Practical Treatise on Soluble Water Glass. By Dr..
Feuchtwangcr. New York l.. Feuchtwanger AZ 60.
Ceremonial Of the Catholic Church Authorized Edition.
Baltimore Kelly, Peet a Co
Latin Exercise Book BY Il. l.. Gilderseeve. New York
Inyersiy Publishing Company.
Latin Grammar. BY u. L. Gidersleeve New York Uni
versity Publishing Company.
Latin Reader. BY B. L. Gdersloeyo New York Univer-
sity Publishing Company. .
Latin Primer BY 81 L. Gndersleeye. New York Uni
versity Publishing Company. 49,,
Francatells Modern Cook. BY g. X. Francateni Ihia
delpbia. r u. Peterson A Brothers. =
Cbarteris, BY Mary NJ. Melino Philadelphia o. o.
Lippinc0tt Co
lie Bertram Family Eow York; podd Mead
The New York herald., 1875-11-27
church. Broad street, On Monday afternoOn. a tw0

church, Broad street, on Monday afternoon, at two
O'Clock.
WmTE-Fnday, November 26 ALICE, wifo OF
Robert White, OF "a Monroe street
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited TO n-
tend the funeral from her late residence, az two
O'Clock, on Sunday 2Sth inst, thence 70 calvary
Cemetery.
WILLIAMSON oN-on Wednesday November a. Of pneu-
monia HARRIET, relict OF the late Theophylect L.
Williamson, aged 70 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend tho funeral at her late residence
no 4zo Ninth avenue, on Sunday, November Z9th, AZ
eleven A. NJ
= WoHTHNGToS-On Thursday evening, November
70 ~ MS residence Irvington, the Hudson, ASA
NDkrHNGroN, In the SSth year or his age.
me relatives and friends OF the family are invited
10 attend the funeral, Saturday the 9th INST,
upon the arrival OF the clock train Thlreth
street depot
ziEGLER-At his residence 223 East Twenty fourth
street on Friday morning, November 20, al three
O'clock L. ZrEGLER.
All friends also Centennial Lodge r. and A. NJ
Daniel Webster and Gael lodges q. S. OF Ksh on
Lodge, T. o. b. b. respectfully invited to attend
the funeral which will take place from his late resi-
dence on Sunday morning. at ten O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1875-11-27
DEATH FROM KEROSENE.

Mrs. Louisa Newton, Of Holbrook, L. L., who waA
badly burned few days ago ia attempting to hasten the
combustion OF green wood 10 stove by pouring kero
senc upon H. has since died Her husband, hr. Thco
dore Newton, in published card, complains that shs
was inhumany neglected BY the physicians Of the
neiohborhood His statement ia as tollows.'l asked
Or chanel 10 attend her and he said he could not ia
her any good II ho did see her. lie told me TO put
sweet oil and cotton batting on the burns lie did
Terry ii he would not attend her aud he said
he would come In the morning after Breakfast Hs
never came near her. | next went to Dir. Preston
and asked him TO come and her He misunder.
stood and thought the was not urgent aud hd
did not come that night | could not prevail upon 8
doctor TO visit her until sixty hours alter she was
burned and thon only areQuison. signed hy Alfred
Price, Superintendent ol the Ponr y
The New York herald., 1875-11-27
TROUBLES IN A HOSPITAL.

Several days ago Sister Alfo Of the Sisters OF tho
Poor OF 81 Francis objected TO the medical stan Of st.
Peters Hospital Brooklyn holding clinical lectures in
that institution The took offence and deter
mined upon rendering their designations. Yesterday
these we're formally accepted Tho Mother Superior SAYS
in her letter 10 Dr. Smms President Ithe medical staff
OF the hospital :-"Whe We regret 10 be obliged to
cent IL we beg TO offer our most gtltefu acknowlodg
mept Of the services rendered by the staff Tor which
we shall ever consider ourselves indebted TO all and
each OF its members. -
Rev Joseph Fransol Spiritual Director OF the hos.
pita said while he regretted tho action Of the medical
Gentlemen the Sisters according TO The rules OF their
order could not yield.
The New York herald., 1875-11-27
EXPELLED FROM TAMMANY.

meeting of the Tammany Hall General Committee
Of the Second Assembly district was held last night at
the of Centre and Pearl streets The only bust
ness OF Importance transacted was the expulsion OF
Messrs. Andrew J. White and jeremiah Murphy from
the committee. The expulsion unanimously agreed
upon. The of the action found in the fact
asserted by the committee, that Messrs White and
Murphy while members of the Tammany Committee,
treacherousy opposed the candidates ndorsed by that
body-William Z. Kirk and others.
The New York herald., 1875-11-27
DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH MADE IN THREE HOURS Al
"a 12S West Thirty fourth street between sixth aud
seventh avenues, Br0adway-speca mechanical
tsry coral rubber pearl whAcbone rubber gold aud
platna Sets flnmpers, Regulators, &C. Take green
from Grand street ferry sixth Broadway
NENBNDI GIL rs West Ihirty fourth street.
The New York herald., 1875-11-27
CLOTHING.

A GREAT DEMAND FROM NY AGENTS FOR
IN ladies' and gentemens caston Clothing Carpets Fur
niture Diamonds, baces camels hair sbawls Jewciry.
Ladies' and gentlemen will be astonshed he prices
pay cash Please try, and satisfy yourself Call
10 Mr. Or Mrs. ANhALf. l75 seventh ayenue.
The New York herald., 1875-11-27

THE GREAT GLADIATORIAL
A. TOURNAMENT,
THE LAST NIGHT
GALA NIGHT
GIIMORE'S CONCERT GARDEN
FRED }. ENGELHARDT ..----.---...- Manager
THIS SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. p.
OVERTURE
l. FFNCING-FOIL
Champion Of the House Regis
Fourth opponent Professor Aubrey
Selections by Orchestra.
.. BOXfNG-LlGHT WEIGHT
Champion Of the House se....................M M Coburn
Fourth opponent Peter Croker
seertions BY Orchestra
3. VELOLIPEDE RACES.
Special purse ESQ: miles
w C McClellnn. Color blue
A. Messenger. Colors red and white
Special purse $50; mile
A. Mornaud Coior black
T. Harding. Color red
W. r. Cummings. Color white
Frank shaw .Colors blue and white
Selections by Orchestra.
e. GRECO-RONAN WRESTLING.
Match for special purse, 500
Emile Regnier, Jalues Du Mortier
Selections by Orchestra.
s. INDIAN CLUB EXERCISES
Mons ). 4. Laain
Champion Of the World.
Selections by Orchestra.
g. BOXTNG-HEAvY WEIGHT.
Champion Of the House Joe Cohurn
Selection BY Orchestra.
z. CHAMPION CANNON BALL ACT
j. N. Messenger
Selections by Orchestra
g. SPECIAL WRESTLING MATCH, PURSE 5000.
Collar ana elbow.
ANDRE CHRlsTOL, MATT GRACE.
Admission 90
Reserved 80
Boxes admitting -four ........... o.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-19
MEDICAL.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS WATER

This water, ~ AIMED for rs medical ylr-
tues, hns, by The mborod efforts OF Dr a, y,
Coleman, been placed nj the command OF an
who may require iW curative properties. II
was lett for II Texan, Gail Borden, TO con
dense two gallons of milk 10 the compass NJ
one pint, and yet retain all us pure and
nulrntiVo properties 40 ngnln hue Texan
Reduced two gnllonH Of Whilo sulphur
Springs wAtor 10 sixteen ounces, without the
sllphicst loss OF It's medical virtues,
There nro thousands OF persons kullnrlnR
from the following Diseases Dullnoss, do
preston Of spirits, lrrltabllity OF temper,
vertigo, headache, palpiiation of the heNlL
gnslrlc dcrilngoment disorders OF the liver
ana kidneys, bleeding from the recluin,
piles dysmunorlhon, amonorrheN, menOfr-
hngln, lucorrhea, foul breath, apoplexyi cpl.
lcpsy paralysis, hystefiu, melancholy ana
insanity, aud many other diseases, trhcenblo
10 habltunlly sluggish bowels ANA ytl ~.
main ignorant of the cause, and nave sought
In N,in for relief Not uniroqncnily the
com lainls which originate IN -nstlpntion
take an independent existence, and continue
though the cause may cease. From nll these
considerations II follows That the disorder IN
question, whether original or induced, re-
uurps clOsc attention, aud should be maze
an object OF treatment Whenever II occurs,
one bottle OF Dr. Il. =, Coleman'S Whlto
sulphur springs water rs Warranted 70 cure
any cnso ~ hnhtual constipation, II tnkcn
according to CORRECTIONS found upon the bot
tie. lis Nc ION is ccio futo u iHcunde,
10 he hud mt nny of TIT drug stores Of the
city. Prize one dollWr @dlyZVwiS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-19

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