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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-27

M0NDAY.-To the beautiful Iona sland AZ miles the
liudsonl, leaving The pier OF the Fail River line,
foot OF Murray street. North River; at 80 o'clock:
touching at the foot OF lwenty-third street at
O'clock, and, after allowing passengers plenty Of
time to roam over the famous picnic grounds. will
return to the city before O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-27

1918 AND ll.90 A. NJ
la7sl 5000 y s5's r. ~. Il6H
~ 1000 Z : t's, cuT....... AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-27

PROPOSALS. FoR OLD MATERIAL
ERiE RAILWAY COMPANY,
PrRcnAstNG AGENTS OFHcE, Isl WEST STREET,
YORK. May Is, ls71
sealed proposals and ndorsed Proposals for Did Ma
terlalu will be received this oiice until Thursday,
June q 1875 II O'Clock noon, for the purchase and
removal OF the following old MATERIAL at the shops
OF this company at Jersey City
| $50 tons Car Wheels.
is tons Cast Scrap.
tons steel spring scrap
tons Wrought furuingS
III tons Cast BoringS
tons screw Cuttings.
tons Gum Springs
Also lot OF yarnish and OIL Barrels
Successful bidders Will be required 10 deposit Is
cent Oh the amount awarded 10 them NJ the time OF
award and the balance Is will be payable at
time delivery Inc right 4 reserved 10 reject
and all bids II. BOWMAN, Purchasing Agent.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MAY 81 ls75-rR1PLE SHEET

canal nom interior ponts-wheat 1900 bushesi corn.
5000 do. Canal freghts-Corn, 6c. wheat 10 TO New
York shipments light Flour steady; sales 500 eels at
81 IS for white S. so So IS tor amber rs so - for
lower; sales 600J bushels No. Milwaukee al 81 o.
81 05: S2S 500 do 81 0i1S Corn duh and depressed;
sales 5000 bushels in lots &c. CSC. Other grams
neglected. FORK and lard quiet and unchanged.
CHICAGO May 20. 1878
Flour duh unchanged. VIII eat in fair demand and
lover No. spring. 9Sc. q Te No. do. s3e SPOT
Germ IN Iair demand unssttled Ower SS Nj mixed
ieeed 6oc oat IN lair demand weak and lower No az 2
Rye quiet and unchanged Barley aulI ard lover no
active 6anlesy lower at so q spot Or June $ig y
settled and Lower a. slt 2oa s4 2, sDot Or : June
and lower shoulders e; short rib m,ddls, lie
10 offered 81 asked A the alte5poon sal OF the
firm at S..s June 6sSc July cats n,sher at isae i
be no wheat 5000 ogshes corn 1oeoo do o ad5
bbs wheat u 90 bushels; Ol 900 do; oats $1,000
do barley, 200 do.
EUROPEAN MARKET.
LosDor PRoprox MARKEr LONDON, May a6-Even.
ing -Linseed oil. 2is Cd per cwt
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TUESDAY.-Grand Masonic Trip 10 the Atlantic Ocean,
leaving pier 100. OF Twenty-third street, North
River az 30 O'Clock, and Fall River line pier, foot
of Murray street, North River. at o'clock precisely
aud proceeding through the Narrows passing
sandy Hook and OUT upon the broad Atlantic, TO
and around the lghtship, returning to the city by
So'clOck.
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WANTED 10 PURCHASES.

LIQUOR STORE WANTED FAIR PRICE WILL BIZ
- glven u IN good location Address ). r. VI, Heg-
aid Office.
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MATRIMONIAL.

An AMERICAN GENTLEMAE OF REsPECTABIL,
IN III, limited acQuain lance, dome caed habits and
retirng spOsiton s0cits the acquaintance OF younn
Or middle .agei thrstian lady OF similar disposition;
references Address ~ confidence, y. W., Dox 1855
Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-27

COMMENCING NEXT MONDAY MAY 81, 1870,
AMI continued every afternoon during the week.
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FRIDAY-Grand Elite Excursion as far s West Point
Leavlng pier p orth River, foot OF Murray street.
all 10 O'Clock, and touching at the foot OF Twenty
third street at O'Clock. Returning, will reach the
city By 10 o'clock. The musical attractions OF this
select excursion will be OF unusual character.
Refreshments LIS Carte tickets Tor this special
trim positively limited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-27

A WELL ESTABLISHED FURNITURE MANU-
III facturer requires partner with g. 900 TO 5000
VIII sell ont the entire business. Address BARGAIN,
Herald office
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THURSDAY. Last Grand Masonic Trip going up the
Hudson, leaving the pier loot Of Murray street,
North River, at 20 O'Clock, and foot OF Twenty
third stree; North river at O'Clock, and return.
ing TO the city by O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-27

E. +. CURTI- !, Commander
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-27

PLYMOUTH ROCK,
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ON EVERY EXCURSION
GILMOKE'S MILITARY BAND,
PLYMOUTH ROCK CHOIR.
hANHAT AN GLEE CLUB

GXsND CATHEDRAL ORGAN
will furnish the musical attractions
Tickets, each excursion, tor the round trip, 81
Children under IL years OF age halt price.
To 20 had AZ iyson's Icket Agency Filth Avenue
botel: Ruimans ia Broadway; Eare's Hotel corner
canal and centre stree Nicholas Hotel; new fork
Transfer Company, 80 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-27

JARRETT pALNER,s SUPERB PALACE srEAMss
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BII.I.TARDs.

A STANDARD AMERICAN BEvRL BILLIARD
n Il. Tables, with the celebrated Combination Cnsn
ions arc Tor sale only by tho manuacturer aud patcne
III VI C0l.btNDEk successor to Phelan COtlender,
75s Broadway, New York
A MEXICAN STANDARD BEvEL TABLES or ALI
~ descriptions cheap tor cash. all having the famous
Delaney wire cushions attached
W. u. GRIFFITH CO, 40 Vesey street.
L'OR SALE At HALF PRfCE-ONE ROSEWOOD
and one black walnut Billiard Table All complete,
INC owner having no usc tor them "a Broadway,
room &
DHELAN'S BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE ONLY
BY GrORG 4 4. PHELAN, 81 East Fourteenth street,
New York al5 CHESTNUT srREEl, PHILADELPHIA
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ATG GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
w An extensive stock OF slate and Marble MantelG
WASH trays and slate Work Of every description.
- fENHhYN SLATE COMPANY
Union square, Fourth avenue and seventeenth st. n v
IT GREATLY REDUCED PR1CEs-AN EXTENSIVE
n stock Of Marble and Marbiezed Manteis and ali
rt1er Warbte Works. Marble Turning for the trade A
KINBER, l34 East Eighteenth street near Third av
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EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE.
rNo ExCHANGE-FoR FURNITURE CARPETS AND
Il Oswego and Midland convertible Railroad Bonds,
first Piano free and clear Lots and Mortgages
Address call on ". B., zs Kutedge street. Brooklyn.
Il. ID.
DENTISTRY.
A BsoLUTELY PAINLEsS-FRBsH GAS DAILY.
"A combination. sets extremely ignt and durable;
Gum sets SO ZIG sixth avenue, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets Established 1870. Remember 26
A CORAL RUBBER SET OF TEETH IN THREE
n hours Impression IN the forenoon teeth in the
afternoon Thirty fourth 81 eet near broadway and
SIKH avenue. Coral rubber, very srong; 1es coored
gold sets patna sets whaeb0ne rubber sets. Plumper
open fronts, Zap Letters p DepresserS negulators:
from Grand street ferry sixth cars, or Broad
way cars. Get OF at Thirty fourth street.
NEMBkOLGH, VS. West thirty fourth street.
A SET or ARTIFICIAL TEETH ON GOLD, PLA-
~ tina or oorate completed in few hours perfect
comfort and ltehEe appearance guaranteed, requiring
neither springs nor wires being manufactured under
permanently restored: teeth died with adamanunc OF
gold the case requires Dr. k0bertf pamphlet the
teeth In health aud disease sNt by mot. three
cents. D. X J. ROBERTS. 80 Bond street New York.
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Party wfTn A CAPITAL or SIS 00i TO S2j0l0
"A 10 iou the advertiser 10 the introduction o. an As
atlc novelty during the Centennial Exhibition None
but principals need apply. Address u. A T.. Herald
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9 UMMLR RECREATION.

GUNNER RECREATION.
AFTERNOON
EXCURSIONS
by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-27

DOR SALE-THE LONG ESTABLISHED VARIETY
store No 81 Varck street; reason, proprietor going
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-27

- 10 the Colhshng Grounds Rhode leland coast
aAIG sDAY EVENING, NAY g,
by JARRETT A PALMrKs superb steam excursion
PLYMoCTn AsDoK
Fare for the round trip. dnoludng breakfast Ia Del
monicoj, s. .
Tine PLYMOUTH ROCK will leave pier No. %, foot Of
Murray street, that OF the Fall River line on next
saturday evening at SIX o'clock, and procee 70 the
famous od-nshnp grounds on the coast OF Rhode
island and remaining sufficient time TO afford passcn.
opportunity 10 indulge In the exciting sport u
c0d-taaing, vii return, reaching New YORK the next
evening experienced Block Island fishermen Will &C.
company the eNcursiOnlsts ~ .-...-~.......
BAIT WILL he FUR lSHED GRATUITOUSLY.
Proper fishing tackle may be had on board. .
Tickets be had Of tyson Fifth Avenue Hotel, and
at kumans ls Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-27

I AUNDRY AND LAUNDRY PRIVILEGE OF THE
II Mansion House, Long Branch, to rent. let on
shares Address or apply to WIN. L. MCINTYRE Pro
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wEpNEspAY.-Grnnd comninatlon Trlp br Land ana

WEDNESDAY.-Grnnd Combination Trip by Land aud
Water, leaving pier foot Of Twenty third street,
North River, 2:30 O'Clock, touching at pier %,
foot OF Nun raw street North River at CLOCK and
proceeding around staten Island to the quaint old
city OF Perth Anhoy. After remaining there a
sufficient time to allow passengers an opportunity
to It's peculiar attractions the boat Will return,
reaching New YORK by clock. special arrange
men!s have been made whereby the excurslonists
New York AT O'Clock. via Staten Island
Terry, the Battery seven miles,, and staten
Island Raiiway Cl2 miles, or they can leave by the
Pennsylvania Railroad, al Desbrusses Cortlandt
street ferries late 4i5 r. NJ, and Jersey City
4:35 T.. ~, and reach Perth AmboY 2o niles in
ample time 10 return on the plymouth Rock. Cou-
pon tickets issued, good Tor either OF the above
trips aud returning bv the steamer, be had.
without additional charge, at the offices OF the dit
ferent ferries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-27

sUNDAY.-Frst Sunday trip TO Newburg and return.
leaving pier No. D, foot oi Murray street NORTH
River, az 10 o'clock, and the foot OF twenty third
North River, at lU;B O'Clock. Will give
ample time for passengers 10 visit 'Washngton's
Headaunr;cr.' and other places renowned In Revo.
lntIonary history and return, reaching New YORK.
O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-27

A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST IN
"A surance companies ldefunct otherwise) Will ind
a 10 tnelr adyanhye 70 eau upon or commpncaie win
the LIFE INSURANCE INTELLIGENCE BUREAU.
Chas. j. Hartmann, Manager; Lewis k. Albro Attorney
at-Law Assistant Manager, 252 Broadway, New York.
Post otrce DOx 1874 n. Decentralization Tree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-27

DARTNER WANTED-IN AN OLD ESTABLISHED
4 coal yard Address NJ o. g. Herald Uptown Branch
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-02-28
Gine orisinelle aiad)e.

Nlls ben grtnnerungen bes Deriiorbenen
Sreiberrn b. MalkanIinoet Iidl in Der 3eitz
i6rift p2iteratar" folgenoe Aneioote e MIs
&0ni9 Guoni9 BON Baiern ben Sbron
beities (lS25), befano bereits eine ftattIi6e
SnbuentiOn fir cine iiioomerifamerifa-
nil9e Expedition, Die lein 9ater Marimi=
lian /. ausriiiten ipDllte. Stun mar Qub-
mig Elm a6gelaeter Sein0 uDn tpilienIhaft-
li6en Sdmmlunaen, SlImal Serbarlen, Die
er idlehttueg als ,Seu" be5eihnete. Oie
bon ben Stdnoen beipiligten 100000 Sbaa
Ter parert BON Der Expedition erit au einein
6iinftel aufaebrau9t, lals 2ubipig siir Ne-
eieruns eeIangte. Samals mar ihpn Der
iunee Dtonarh eerpillt, ben Serrn Spir
uno Watius, tDeld)e an Der SpiBe Der Grz
petition itanben, feinen peller mebr All
5ablen uno Derwei9erte ihul bemgemdB altf
ibr glniuhen Die $4,000 Sbaler. @r beab-
ii6tigte bas @elo Su GunFtSpeden 5u oers
menben. gs fam gum prDaeB, ben 2ubwig
Derlor. Sen Merssr bieriiber iieB er auf cine
b6hit .Driginelle grt an ben beioen 9ie=
germ aus. aIs ndmIih Spir uub Marti,s
BON Der Expedition suriid waren, geIhaD
es 6fters, oaB Der R0nig benz ginen BON
ibuen begesnets; 10 }. o. fam ibm Spir
zines Sagss in ben gBsg. gr .sriibte, trat
3u Spr beral unb iaets, inoenl er TIN ON
Der Shulter fabte !: .@pter Sag, Iieber
Wtartius! Wie asbt's? gSas madt benn
Der Spir? Qnmer Serl! Sat mir $4,000
Sbaler eefoitet nit ieinenl 5eu !"
vWajeItdt,4 iagte Spig, i'd bin Spir."
go? aud gut: Wforaen!!"
stnoern Saaes, ,besesnete er Martiug.
,Guten Sag. lieber Spir-! gBie gebt's ?
Was madlt benn Der Wartius? Oummer
Rerl! Sat mir piel @elo gefoitet nit leinem
Seu! $4,000 Sbaler !"
Maieitdt, 3iast Wartius, i'd BIN ieIbit
oieier Martias.1
SO? Mu1 gut. Morgen!"
Die 9ahe bat einen langen Mtben, ilno
eingen Die GegriiBuueen fort, bis nad
Dielen Sabren GpiT an Der Cholera ftarb.
Gr tuarO Itattlid uno nit allen Gbren su
@rabe aetraaen. Mrit anoern Sage bsgegs
negpete Der Gouig ben am 0eben 9ebliebe- /
neri Wartius.
v@uten Sag, Iiebsr 5pir! Mie seht's
Ser Gerl, Der Martius 1T la nun toDt.
War'n hummer Gerl. Sat mir Diel Welo
aefoIfet nit leinem Seu $4,000 ShnIer /"
,gjlaielfdt, i'd bin Martius unb bin an,
2eben; Spig oaseaea 1T ssitsrn begraben
noroen.
,5o2 an9 Gut. MOrsen !s
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-02-28

ipelder iid auf oieien fniet, nieberbolten
uno 10 am NifIteben Derbinoern, fpdbrenb
lonit orei Wann fdum i'm Stano fno, ei=
nen orei big bier GuB boben itineen gles
pbonten. on Strtden am Sur1geben 5u
perhin6ern.
Sem 10 liesenben nno nieoerge6altenen
glepbanten laufen grDBe Sbrdnen aus. ben
Mugen, nno ihmersli1es >Stobnen nno
3ittern ourhbeot oen mdfti9en 2eib, big
er enolld tpi6erjfanoslos nit Iit1 MAIDEN
l0Bt mas man fp,u. gtie ber1u9t Iih Elm
elephant, tnslder auf oieie Mrt bebanbelt
nlro, lpdter 5u RIDDEN, ionoern es ineint
lhm aller Wtutb benomnen uno cine aroBe
S1eu uno Nen9itlidteit On oeIien Siele
9etretefl 3ll ietn. Sie nralte Sa6el, iueld)e
man aber nod bic uno oa 3u b6ren be-
tommt. oaB Der Glepbant, neil feline SsiiBe
teIne 8elenfe baben, lid ME nteberIeaen
nno, tpenn einmal aefaIlen, niht mebr aufs
1tehen fOnne, Ioipie Die bierauf 9eeriinoete
WtIlnhhaulen'1de Sagomethooe einen
gaum balb um5ubauen, ben Der elephant,
tpenn er li6, UNI 5u Iflafen, on oenjelben
lebnt, gdnjlid nmbie9t, nit ibm umfGllt
uno nun In Der 8etpalt Der WlenIhen 1T,
beoart faum elmer @ioerlegune. gtur Der
auf Die oben an9egebene Qlrt nieoer9ehaI=
tene 1unge elephant fann in oieier Gage
lelne Grdfte nidt 5ur @eItuna brineen.
Ser iAlafenbe, 9etp6bnlid) auf elmer 5eite
lleaenoe, erbebt lib nit iiberraI6enoer
96nelltgfeit tpie i9 mid oes Nadts oft=
mails lelbit iiber5eugte, uno nid)t nur oas,
lotoern andb, 10 ionberbar oies fir ben
9ugenbIif tlin9en Oiirfte, als Baumiieiger.
Setters tOmmt es por, oaB iie, um nit benz
Hnnel esnen boben 3neis abSubrehen, iid)
NIT ben 8oroerfiiBen 9e9en Den i9iefen
gaumltamm ltemmen ober auf einen nice
orl9en Ilt treten llno 10, nle6r ODER neniaer
aufgertftet, nur nit ben SinteriiiBen auf
Der groe ltebeno perbarrea, bis Tie ibren
3tped erreiebt baben.
gSdbreno oes Wtari6es uno oft aud,
Utittags tDdbreno Der grDbten Sibe bes
nuBen lie ibre eroBen Obren redlt auefs
mdBig als 61her, beipriBen iid), ebe Tie
iauten, nit Baher nno in grmanaeluna
oellen nit Staub, Sano uno Groe. Nug
allen eieien 8etra1tuneen oe6t berpor,
oaB Der afritaniihe glepbant litb ebenIos
pobl gum Saustbier eisnef tpie 6erinoiIdhe,
EN- umitano, Der einft fir Die @ultioirunq
beg gebeimniBDollen 2anoes gtfrlfa BON
ipelentlihsr BeoeutHng peroen fam.
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2IannisfaHiges.
Cine Selesraphiitiu an Stepban.

8 Grsubel 8 @ouae!
Run biit Du babel!
Stun tommt sIeid elm Bug in
Die Gerni6reiberei.
gu @ab' nun iit's NIT Der
Glettrieitat,
Bom R0rper. r.Gn3iebsn
@iro nur nod sereO't.
= Dos beist bon ben WtanuerH;
Die feuidsres sGrau
Sast 8erniieinfraft, bieits
ST sIeidfaIls senou.
} 3i6ts mebr tpirb bon pof.,
Bon nesatio seiast,
Ia5 Sa.. cber HeinpoI'i@
@irO fiirOer sefrust.
8eiicit' ferner ipirb Der
6aIbanismus ssfsbt,
OaS 6rOidteuIensittern
getommen mir isst.
ftnb bub' ib se6ratbet
<8ebn Sabr' immersu, i.
Damn herb id Gyrau Dratbia
hub feb mid 3ur Rub'.
Bis bobin ipiu idj fabeIn
gm 9riebiperte id,
3ufrieben, iuenu SteSban
Asnnt Btismaoel midi
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-02-28

GaribaIbi lit pofl bem R6nia BOZ,
sstolien huloreit empfangen ,uor0en uno
bat nit oemietben cine lauge ultterre0una
iiber Die - 5rodenlsguna Der Gq1nnaant,
asbabt. Serr Minsbetti lou 6arlber Iebr
terpunoert geuelsn leln ir0 alagerufsfl
boben. Srofner alg troden fam ia, hbd,
nit meinen ssinanssn niat auf benz xrode.
nen iiben!
Cine Der Iebtsn gaummern hes ,HerIiner
cxnte0iaens. BIattes" entbdlt fpIgeuoe flui.
Oumms 9lnnonee:
aIlsinitelenoe Grau NIT @aIitrlsitsnp II
Deruietber.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-02-28
amtIidbe osiltraftt. Criminal

Mmtlidoe Seilfraft. Criminals
rithter: Mas mifllie sSrau2 u
s5rau: . eeiiren9er 2err Criminal
rinter. Sic t6nnen gar 10 erlhredlih
fiirbteriid tbun mDaen's mid nidt
redt erhehredeil - it) bob ben Shnafler
(Sdluden)1-- ba tbdt' er mir pergeben.
,g2a, 5ieiel, biesmal fiird1t' | mir ipirfli,
menus mir oa eriuilhen.+ - 9ielel: yDu
hummer Gerl, man ntaB iid) halt 'raus
;belfen tuiIien; iietit, ba baben's lebthin
ben Donisl freigeiproden. neil er g'laet
bat, er bat in Der 9iB' nnb i'm Corn ben
9onnes erihIagen; iaait bait, bu bait i'm
3crnino in Der Sib' e'ii0bles
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-02-28

@inem fleinen 8ouernjuneen tparen Die
5Gnoe erfroren. @r tpeinte bitterlih. ,soso,"
rief er aus, ytparum bat Der 0ater mir
feire SanoSdube setouft2 Gun iino mir
bic 3dnoe erfroren, uno bas seitiebt ihm
reht!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-02-28

3nr @epgrapbie. NeuIid botten
mir jufdnig 8eleeenbeit, duf einen Nugens
bid elm Baar 2aoenihmeneeIn su5nb6ren,
Ole fh I5er einen Oritten nnterbielten.
.Sa.1 iagte Der Cine nit ben 9auBs
baden su oem @pinnenbirren, ,jo, Der
9eter 6rana lit Elm Morbferl! BeIonoers
bat er elm grobes Sprn1talent. Bios 90.
bon, boB er iih bier Wohen in Baris aufs
pehalten bat, bios oapou bat ct perfett
itolienilh selernt."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-02-28

! l1eber @utfou's llriel Mcoita benerfte
Elm Nitbolo in Wannheilll; .2miter SUI
ben uuo ftin 1analnno."
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-05-02

HOTEL ARRIVALS, MAY 1.-Cosunbia
Hota-Ben. Rice, Boston; 8. G. Gilbert,
H. B. Wrecking, Charleston; w. L. Ga
rey, city; T. 8. Clarkson, Charlotte; z.
NJ West, N. c.; E. A. Scott, w. F. Clinck
scales, ]. M. Crawford, o. B. Butler,
Newberry; j. d. Stoney, &. C.
Hendrix Uouse-T. F. Wesson, Ms. T.
e. Wesson, D. A. p Jordan, N. Y; Miss
E. A. Trick, Miss A. C. Weeks, Miss E.
E. Karick, Fort Motto; A. g. Barnes, Oak
Ridge; w. Wheeler, Anderson; H A.
Gibson, j. Hagood. Aston
Wheeler House-W. G. Wackley, N. T.;
A. B. Marks, 8. c.; DR.. w. II. Il. Law,
N. Y; j. H. Harrison, s. c.. j. w. Arcter,
Richmond; w. H. Gardner, Sumter; j.
Barbot, Charleston; j. D. Blake, Cha tia
nooga; A. G. Magrath, Charleston; E.
Parsons, Charleston; David Rice, Bos
ton; r. D. Lee and lady, Misses Lee, 4
Gil H Reid, N. Y; T. C. CASTOR,
Chester; r. A Clark, Charleston; w. s.
Talbott, ny.
Mansion Ilouse-F. Marshall, New
berry; r. M. Davis, Ridgeway; j. r.
Bailey. Atlanta; G. North. CITY; bf. G. F.
5. Wright, Prosperity; J. Jones, Rock
Hill
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SOMETHING IN THE WnD."-Ths Cab;!
net meeting Thursday was attended by
all the members except Secretary Bris-
tow, who will return from New York to-
morrow. II any action was taken, IL has
been kept profound secret by; those
present, the uniform answer given to
questions on the subject being that no
thing of interest was done. Il il statel
tonight that Secretary Robeson has &C $e
or Is going Immediately to New York on
business connected with his department,
and somo persons predict that this relates
to an increase of naval forces in the Gulf
Of Mexico. with the purpose Of, bringing
influences to bear upon Mexico 70 put o
stop to the outrages on the border. There
are nlso various rumors ahoat regarding
action by this Government concerning
Cuba, which have an uncertain origin
and degree of importance. The whole
matter is summarized by the wise-acres
in the phrase, There's something in the
wind" 80. .yis,t .
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Geni Tracey told how he wantad to
bury the scandal carrion and send Til
sassssssh ssa ssssss tAs Of "a * ssls sSs
tTrpini Tiiton, his wife and Beecher. "
There appAyy To- beam admission Of the
truthaf thH change against Beeoher.
dsses hs 4 Hss.s9, sanSnqSs' ss Sis rssi sas
denoe, inriWaiAiliA, on Saturday morn
ing, the t4tin ult afsefas lingering ill
ness. .lssajiSsr J'&ti u Is , ~ .H'
The residences Or Mr. CIV, Higgins,
near the line between Chester and Fair.
= +as,d, wss fssySyed tS H h5s 9 isst e week.
patent medicines at LouibStfle. ~
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'a.fMs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lisssrsaee'

fHS RfSEXS AxSfV2S5zH2.e1 F6e isrge
show window Of the 1Iessrs. Swafield is
handsomely ornamented with the yalua-
blsprizN to 1pe co4tPded for hx the
RiShlant Rife CluS, On their a - iver-
plS, Wednesday, May s. First AMI fore
MOI is 4 silHr pitcher and two gob!ets,
presented by the acaive members, to be
contcnded for by the commissioned of
ficers; then there is a silver basket, pre-
sented by the active members, to be COM
|Peted for by the contributing members.
silver goblet az the first prize to be
awarded to the best shot made by mem
ber Of the club; a silver cup-to- the 80
cond; mrInmoth tin cup to the worst
shot, and toy sword to the ugliest mem
Der. The elegant gold medal, presented
to the old Governors Guard, twenty
years ago, by Capt. A. H. GLADDEN., is to
be presented to the Rifles in trust, to be
commended Tor as IN unnuni prize. III This Is
medal was won by Lieut.. N. A. Shelton
ut the Last anniversary celebration in
1860, and was worn by him during por-
ton OF the Virginia campaign. II four
memory serves us correctly, thia medal
was manufactured from gold and silver
coin brought from the City Of Mexico;
the centre stone also came from the
'halls Of the Montezumas;" the actual
value is about sl25. The Governors
Guards, at the time of the presentation,
was considered the ''crack" company Of
Columbia-which may be regarded as -
feather in their caps, as our city at that
time had five or six finely uniformed and
well drilled companies, with the Bloody
Thirds" in reserve.
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RELIGIOUS SEav1cxs To-DAr.-Baptisi
Church-Rev, A. b Woodfin, IL A. NJ.
and 8 P. NJ. Sunday School, "a. II.
Presbyterian Congregation (Opers
House)-Rev. J. H. Bryson, II A. N.
and P. M.
Trinity Church--Rev. P. j. Shand,
III A. NJ. and p. NJ; Rev. j. H String.
fellow, assistant.
st. Retes's lCathoGcl Church. Rev.
FatAey Qtiltsr, fftt BiAss A. n. second
Mass 101 A. M.
Lutheran Church-Rev. 2. w. Beden.
MsfiS3 Street Church-Rev. ". 3.
Kittland, = lo3;A M.rsnd 9P'M. Sunday
Washington Street Church4-R Rev. A.
W. Walker II "A. II. 4. Sc
City Mission (Odd Fellows HalD-
Sunday School, 81 p. N. Address BY
Rev. A. w. Walker. '4., -,u.