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yTtsy ed ns' Of pneumonia Roeer' AdA' In
residence 40 CsuaiSt. A0usy. ssss
syr is;: End Phlsiepha paper, please copy.
fs Ss ss sI + .s
R.vs' and friends arr rssref .nrssa 10 Sen ean.
OF Monroe ST.. Brooklyn. Friday tho Jvh inst, at I'D
g. ls55 Jason II BcctS,vr IN the Siss yeSr sa
attend funeral feSd-ne, 20
Fulton Ferry pas the dooe
BaoOKs-On Sunday a5th inst. Edward ssads Brooke b
Notice Of funeral hereafter
BULKLEY-At southport Conn., on wcilesiay Apt ., Il
consumption Cassie youngest daughter Of Charles and k1S
Funeral from The residence OF parents, Monday Apn,
fst1n IN ~ as SiS i M '''''' '"'' ' ~ "
caEa a Ts o. 5se eip en- seventh .' 0'
hT o ana Gp nsy @
win be WAITING ksouah TOR the $50 m train from
CARTER-On Friday morning April o. Lottis L. susphsf,
Fnnsps from her Late frsdsnce 81 West Fifty third st.
Monday morning. April 20, ~ ii o'clock
!, v PI rSG 42 T. s cs s1 H 4 S"
ss sls .ss and friends are invited to attend .A. funeral
I49 West Eaucst. on Monday Afternoon a. O'Clock
DAVIDSON Friday. April 81 Jennie daughter Of John
Hc aud those Of hs family are Tspscs.y n,tt.d Y
LeSins ton ave-. Monday Goth inst. At O'Clock
DE cosDEAt B.lson Spa New York. on ,ss astsr,con q
Mrs. Henrietta T. De COnde
TARE-on Saturday. Aprl a. Jams W. Far. In the ea1
TSe relative, Of the family respectfully invited
attend tLs funeral, om his lste resdencs NO IL 81
Lnkes place. Tuesday eth inst, St IL O'Clock m
hs Ike Capt c B. S s
The relatives family respectfully invited
% sead the funeral Of her naw, Jot3
EIderkn setsuket l.. Thnisiay the 18th inst
D. IN. CarTasr will meet the q ~ tran nom Ne~fSx
Richmond Va. papers win please copy
Joan Harms .enio ~
invited 10 attend tho funeral at sans
socond ST. Monday moaIns 26th inst. AZ II ociock
LEWIS Thursday. April -. 1875. Charles Crook Lewis
R~stiy.. and friends are invited to afnd
Forty seventh st. aooiay 10Th at 10 o'clock
dveS Captain aDd Mrs Keen On Wednesday Tsch ~ nnx
Amelia lloyd widow " she late liam u. Lloyd and R
yeaEs . resident OF IMs city.
LINDSAYOn Saturday April a. ct his residence In Psis
Amboy. " T.. VIM. IL Ludsay. 100 -
Funeral az ~ Peters 81 p n on pGssdaS pr ~ C~
NEIsoN-At Irvingon, y. T., April 20. 1870 willie PrNf
youngest OF Robert IL aud FoTOnce May Nelson. asedI
Fune Of hs grandmother Hrs Proe
bush. 50 Perry A., New YOrh, on ruesiay April Y,
O'CLOCK Relatives and friends are respectfully inn'sA {"
pRATr-At Durham, Greene County " Y. April TO- cLyIs,
500 Of Addison Pratt. aged IA years and months.
i.l.a @ 81 he sss Srs BeS.in slnan
Funeral from 81 HiDbouse Monday, At $50 ?. m
ST. Suddenly. April %, Anson r. IT. John, the
1hs sye. and h, Of the family ttily invited
hs late residence Lafayette jersey
City. Monday, April 20, =, = D. m
raPIn Hsggs IN tho sfth ear Of hls ase
Relatives and friends ot the family aso those ~ hs orhs
Thomas h. Tsppsn, respectfully invited 10 atsnd uls
funeral services TUESDAY, 3't inst, H. q RUTGERS
Presoyte Church Of Msson and Twenty
ninth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
THE CIGAR MAKERS STRIKE PERSISTENT

In the strike of the Cuban cigar makers, 10th
,d.s seem determined to hold their ground AT recent
meein; VI the cigar ntnuictur,rs to renew the con
uact OF mutual protection for BIZ mooth"' the oAhns
,,,..m.ut terminating on May s. this contract wus
siored by til, following houses: l. Cr'ns Co. Poh-
loald L Guerra Lozano. PeDdis Il Co, Sanchez Is Co..
Juao Vega Francisco Marerro Juan Rorhe. Bruno Daz
A N,.tnsr J. Gorlilio. Blanoo ArS1lelles " CO.. and NJ
Ar.nya The Associat ton numbered up to last week
thrs.,en firms but Mr.. N. Be,ee Withdrew and Is .ald
-, H. aving the aid rates. Sanchez Il Co. for few
la enooysd C;rr1nans they did not proys satisc
t1ry The only two houses that are working arr me'.
Pohaiash & Go. and Juan Vega; both haFu German
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For otter ship se,es se I'm Pore. !

ARRIVED Sunday. April 25.
steamship city az Chester BIZ f.itoh Ivsooi April L.
Queenstown 18Th With nise and pes. % John O. Daia
-tes,n-ip Holland hr simpson. London April III. with
m.sr and pass IA r ". !. Hurst
steaiaEp cornwall (3r), stamp-r Bristol, Eng April D.
with mdse. and ps-s ~ W. D. Morgan -,
steamship Clsopars Buckley savannah April II. With
mIss and pas q xssxsYy, rssrn = 20 s. =, - ...
staA,s-s,p ~ :, =, n"sr5 I,a"'' 0se'""n' ~ " Win
Steamship Berka Penleop. Boston 80 hours 10 ReSins
Lalireaf Co.
foS with Ia'iss pusa Old Donhon Steamship ca
steamship Glaucus beaso Bosom, with nd-s and
M-iIOJpban steamship Co
scr POtos Jackson, ITogres Mex, IL days with
and hemp - - - -
Jones' virginia John kejsO virginia
Oak,u Anes baltimore. Mara New Ion,loa
Br,a Peek, New. LonsOu- n Al. Fox. Boston.
w. Abbott Portland r. /. Meaay, Portland
H. L i.ly, NeSrort Zen. sheridan. Now IaEta
q. p. Haw-y. Sew-Hsyen. ndina Providence
NJ A. Pr,ainOIs, Providence. O. IL uuntley, Providence
Lncisn, PROVIDENCE Jas NJ. Bayes, Providence
Victoria Providence. :. J. Quincy, PToviiepcA
Jos Marsh, Irovidenca Ws,chfuL Pfovideooa
Minul.s, Pnvtlcket. - Morgan, Fall River.
Bonly l.,at, Woods Hde q ". Baldwin. Rookland
Wide Awake, Gloucester. Helm, New Bedford.
Eagle. New Bs ifvrd Ir1s New B.dtDru.
bUstaL ia~toiL trhncs French, virginia
MEMORANDA.
Bsrk Eos Sor ronneon from BflstSl Witch srYiye 18th
and anchored al sandy Hoax for vIders towv
isLa;ld I'LL morning lsoth.
DOMESTIC PORTS
BosroS Aprr :bArrivod steamships Joao Hnpkns ron,
Bapotc; t~ntpeds, irun hobuAea baIk tIa h. frsSr.
nom Baltimore bngs Champion (Br IRON tienfusgos VI.
c. Haskell fron Georgetown d. C. Abby 1hs1ter ffoLi Ho
Ketc hum frou BALTIMORE hbla sssy-r from osris
sailed Darss C1ursr ds Bombay and Inero brig
PHILADELPHIA. ApTii ?Arriyc Lara PauoLs tyaa Ii
oTIooi. big kLt ,,cta Wins4vNs, tDni C.r,enas.
GALVESTON, Apf "a Cleared, steamship state Of raxas
fvs Nov -YIrk amp Andrew Jsoh-su fst ,sips~-
sky onEAss, Apr1 a3-Artyei At The P.ssa s'eaushlp
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INCIDENTS.
"The Two Orphans" goes on Mt the Union

"The Two Orphans" goes on Mt the Union
Square Thaa;er; Tho Big Bonanza" at tho Fifth
Avenue: La Jolle Parfmcuse" At the Iyceum- There
IA vast variety entertainment ut the Olympic. "Dayy
Crockett continues at Park. and deserves great
cess Ristori will appear the 1ycelm Theatsr May j.
IN new part. Mr. Jefferson has arrived at his home In
Hobos,s, n j.. and will proceed 10 Boston. where he
acts ON May .. Tho Homeopathic Hospital for Women
and Children will benort by amateur minstrel per
forngnce the Union League Thcatcr tonight Messrs
Birch and Wanilo Offer their usual merry minstrel
to,nauce at Tia. Opera hous. Of tho San francisco Min
strels.
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OBITU AIRY.

James w. Farr, for number Of years prom
In ntly onnsoted with co'tioDA matters In thn ciiy
diod On saturday In his 1lth year His death was sud-
den aud xyocti. and occurred at the residence Of
stAis Senator Booth where Mr. Psrr visiting Ills
nst connection with the public schools ~ ss city
many years ago. when ho became ueni,cr OF the local
school Ioar OF the Ninth Wsr since tpt tIue hr has
poid number ~ positions undse the CJ Government
smonI them u responsible ptAcb IN tno lax oomnissioa
ars iii, AT llu .uu bis ivsiA Ne 4 Ei5ar VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

he Board OF Education when the drafting ~ troops oe
rufrrd I'm 1868 Mr. FarY appointed by the Admins
tration ~ which he earnest srpIortcr 20 iiin
duties Marshal for the With Congffsioa
Dis rict then composed of the Ninth, Fiiettb, hoh
sixteenth Ward. The funeral will take place o-inorro"'
rum hiss late residence ut No. IL II. Luke'tpiace
ST.. Lours, April 24.-Arthur b. Barrett
Mayor OF this city IL dead
LONpOS. April 26-5 a. m.-Thc morning
Papers the death OF the Rev. William seIwyn'
j. d. chaplain 20 the Queen, 80 yrnrsy and Heuiy
W. Pokorsg, the portrait painter. In hs Dith year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

Burlington. ID. D.. presided. Tho Rev Richard e. storrr
jr.. D. d. preached the anniversary The annual
report Of Treasurer Mcwams showed the receipts for
the year to have been sis,s4i s. expenditures si7,
6a7 Az; balance hand. sag4 II; indebtedness. VI.
500 81 The Rev. j. Clement Prcnch d. D., Correspond
ing srcotsry. made report showing the following record
OF work ior the past Regular missionaries on'-
poye' - voluntary missionaries. l23; tracts dHtnb-
una ~ ooO prayer mcetingS held $50 families Wis
l" 2zoi Visits 10 public institutions. UJI: religious
services neid, $40; nmiiies aided. po.
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CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO, April 2lRrceips for week. Cattle. 49, 1871 Hogs
$3.50 hfo@p 1889 -aHie wsk last Ca:tle, 1891
Hogs 1858 CArrF market bas been unusually s.tys
and very notwith standing lar~ receipts quality ~
client with comparatively small portion or the
grades sale Extra sG 'jfsl 70; Cho $50
~ 30: Good. SO0ysb Common To Fair. 81 JOlSJ 20
~ Butchers slack, &!rS 90; Inferior
nominal Chric- corn Texans, - 5ODsO %
Hos arm. IA. s,d quality poor YorscTs, 81 35dks Poor
10 Cl.ic. Hravy - SOC 2 Poor 70 coce Extra 80 %;
firm; shcrD 5!GsS 90 "ooed. ~ oOsf3 o0I TX
go ~
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THE DRAMA.
wtLLACK.s THEATER-OLD

WALLACKs T1IEATER-OLD COhfDi'
"The Road to Ruin" was acted at Wailack .
Theaier on Saturday afternoon and again ut night Inc
ATT odalee on both occasions was large, and Ia" ro'E"
Of this OH oaoedy may DO recorded ms AN unequiVoo@
success The piece has been produced with costly ana
Appropriate scenery .u With good east oil tic parts
TLls public 10 o,brr d.s,s, used 10 $50 Tho Eodd :"
Ruiz" acted sith dir. B&e as D'f't''' M N''''"'''
X Hg-,, Mr. w,;ey, and aftoi wards NJ Fs-~t, -
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ROOTH,H TuEATER.

Henry "" attracted two vast thronSs OF
spectators on saturday afternoon and evening. The
house crowded tn the walls and this fine Shakes
pearean pageant has been taken of In the flood tide OF
prosperity. Miss Neilon appears Tonight IA An,s Robsdr
With Mr. Warde as Leicester and Mr. studley ~ vdzpey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
GRAND nPEEA uOUSE.

Mrs. Dunn has received new lease Of the
Grand Opera House and her spectacle Of "A'ned" Will
continued until further notice Contrary 10 gen
er.,I prophecy peco is doing well. and Mrs Dunns
courageous enterprise surely merits this reward Mrs
Annie Kemp Bowler has engaged 10 sing and Nile.
Moiiacchi Introduces dances this week.
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MISS ADA DYAS.
On Friday night Miss Ada Dyas made her last

appearance for the presona t Wascks rheator During
four mouths this actress has largely contributed to the
innocent enjoy Of the public. and 1t Ia proper 10
record with emphasis bor roally brilliant SUCCESS
she has been the heroine 0f the "Shsuhraun" and the
Romvna;" and. without disparagement 70 others, 1t
be said that the popularity Of these dramas
largely due tn tina earnest and polished acting OF this
young Lady. CLAIRE Folio In her plain gray dress. and
Marguerite in her riding habit among tho ruins OF Elin,
were lovely ncarnations in bliss Dyas 1t IA educated iD
teguce in every word she utters and every glance she
gives combined with weird force In thu expression to pas
sion that constitutes her charm She contributed ~ the
failure Of the absurd Rafael by being too ne in tex
turc for suoh wretch Marco, and not oondoscendng
10 the level Of the prcGgae adventures Sho has been
faithful, thorough. sud every way efficient, and she with
draws with general good viii and respect.
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ATTEMPT AT INCENDIARraM.

An attempt was made to set OH fire E. d.
Bakers furniture and lace store. at Great Joness and
Broadway yesterday The Are eItinguishsd before
great damage done. John Wlech. tailor found
nve-gson dem,ohn OF spirits OF upcntine on the third
landing and the floor saturated with some OF the
nnta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
STRIKE or THE NAIL FEEDERS OF WHEEL
mo. W. VA.

WnEELIyG, April 2j.-At q meeting OF nail
feeders yesterday decided that all the feeders In
the different mills % this city should strike for thrcc-
fths and maintain the strike until the prize demanded
granted and I'll the feeders taken back "a their POSI-
lions. The helpers strtk IA sso general
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Special Notices.

Rare sos well known TIiFEs ard PLANTS. 8. B. PAR
SONS SONS. kAsepa Stsrion, Flushing n. Y.
formation, address, .hINb nOhhAh,
"a. P6IiadeIphia Once OF The Tribune Is at III
SOUTH -INrHsT
Usdg BudtngD
- AND nNER1lSE.N ENrS fSt>CEiNBD
PU DLi,BkRS' RATE
euharfber, Daily In Philadelphia have me pspR
BY redpcc In tins 70 be read at the
tha by special Newspaper kSpress
tls q Al m nunel afey dispatched 70 81 parts
OF the city numbers usually b. supplied al The oncs
Adysri.srs dezirIus to gaia tho attention ssd pa.
treusse OF karmcrs and Azrirnitursts, vii and THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the msst Valuable and elective mo
dun 1t reaches farmers ard 'hose Of better
class, than any othNr weekly paper published Ad'eruse
men W .ecure prvIsr Classification. should DO handed In ~
OF b.sore 81 opday tho week Of l-sia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
THE EMBARGO on THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-George 8. Bangs.
general superint. nent OF the railway mail service, yes
terday received the following telegram from s. {. FL.
Clark, general superintendent Of the Union Pacific Rail-
road. relative IL the ws-hout Of the track near
Green River Wyoming
OMAHA. Neb April -, 1875.
Part OF the East bound mail yesterday, and
part Of the West bound arrived at Odcn yesterday The
rest OF the East bound mali will all be cleared and by
Monday will arrive here. Hope TO have the road re-
paired BY Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROvnpstE Il. l., April 25.Frintng Clohsssl.s OF the
sl.t week. 1880 pieces closing price. 6H.a6o %
lava xBi Good STANDARD aud Extra s1J 5Ad
sc up July delivery thu boat KIrs 5iiss spots
be M held firmly At &c. for 30 days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
EVIDENCES op A MURDER NEAR PorunxEErsIE

PoUcuKEgrsIn, n. T., April 25.-The body
Of Pstrtrk Morap who mysterously disappeared from
the town OF Lagrange about THREE weeks ngo, Wis found
to-day in Pclon's Pond Ia this city. Tho wero two cuts
on tue crsu OF s head whioh leads 10 the supposition
OF foul ply. An investigation Will DO comncncei To-
mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
EXHIBITION OF AMERICAN PICTURES AT COrrIER
A. cos

A small company Of American artists-full
half of them closcy united In their ways OF think
ing and feeling about art, but only lightly AFFILIATED
In their methods OF expression. have collected .
few of their pictures and placed then
ON the hospitabe walls Of the Messrs
Cotters room. No. LA Ffthave.. where they can 10
seen during tho day, for week or 90 to come or the
circumstances that have mae this step necessary we q"
not care ut this time 70 speak. Those who examine
tbese pctures with the most critical eye cannot,
". should think. fall to admit that they
posses, great deal OF interest. and that
American Art Is shown be alive and happy a much by
th., yorks ss by some others whose prrieosons arr
much rreaier ThOss Who take pleasnre IN tue ea-
prrssiu OF healthy happy enjoyment OF arr 1r u, oHn
go. v bo like oxlsfrt and thr search FOR bfau'y IN
fre. N III, ds and PASTURES and Sno have sympathy
with youth and youthful Why's will t-sko pleasure III
,ui,.,i tlal La o these walls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

The moot drssdi.i case Of Membrane Cre.p ev.s WE
practice Of nesric thirty WAS cured ~ sSs
IIsChENT IODIDg AMMONIA
TugoPHrg " LALAESE, d. d,
Major Royal Navy No 3i3 West 2stSx
Depot No al sixth ave Sold by al Druggists Soc snA
4 .l.afaIa
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~ s.rr1ons WIN rnrt.Nes ~
uer 100 or 81 10 -t paA An excellent document s oircs
atioD, Just published, NO. sprucest, Ne"-f"fk-
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yInndr. snnken and Yarley.

Refined Camrher. 800 pound ArxIssoS's WIT, hrsH
500 . b.tte wIIAx Co, Chemists, al oixihsve
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hflRRIED.

CHA MBHRLAIN-C AEPENrER-oo THURSDAY. April e
1878 nv the Rev J. H. Rylabce, d. d. Prank e Cbanbefin
Mary J.. daughter 81 he late Charles L. Czrpcnts
EyFREII-ANDEKsOS- ON Wednesday. AYril Il. a. the
resdeuce Of the brides parents. by the Rev Co Mc
Campbell. Of New York. Mr. William X. EveIdsn 81 Broof.
Ign "a Mo Jamie L., daughter vi John d. Aoders"n q
llyisn. J..
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Ia. f6iiadeIphia Once 81 IT,. Tribune I. al III

AVERY.
SAMUEL 2. AvERYs
EAnEE COLLECTION OF
PAINTINGS,
Ct:sciu.ivoy PUresnA
Nov on hibiiion dsy and evening q -
soNERvII.LE GALLKnr.
so fIYrnA vk,
s,sy viii Do
SOLD AT AUCTION
TUESDAY EvtNfN0 May T.
Tte Poarth Week
SPECIAL RELIGIOUS SERvI0r1
FOR The PEOPLE
CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY.
Madison &c. and Forty seoodadst.
CIV STEPHEN II. TYING. N Rscssgs
EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK,
Saturdays excepted.
Ga m Inquiry and obstruction Meeting
-. M bible Reading ior Ladies, conducted W
M BoNHAM
T.a5 y. u, Prcsa hing service.
Rev. ]. W. BoyuAN Church Evangelist Rev STEPHEN
H. TYNg yn ami other ministers viii speak q. % TIE
mcstingA
Come and Welcome.
The Mo.s Attractive Onicss in Town.-ihs uaIvcrsz
Testimony Of an who have the os TRIB
CSE building IL that they the MOST ATrRACT TIVE 50
all thiags h r,. Ne CLAPE5r anywhere pare
OF B.i~,sa idrd asd halt Of tho building nov
rept. drsii able Ooes shoad carly
APP hcatlcn lhe all beautifully finished
wood ASH. u e.rsant snxtnres heat and every
all ,Ise,sngy hight and airy perfectly
lated all hsyo oaiide WINDOW communicate directly
tho elevators AMI nearly all have independent fro
the hall Many .; the finished now and s win b.
positively ready for the occupation day
NAY. Application shoald be iDads ct TIM TRIBUNE
Counting room
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n,ooxtys MISSION AND TRACT SOCIETY

Tho 4Gth anniversac meo"s nj, Is,, ovounr
u CITY Mission and IrI ,a,,,a. Tho Rev william lee
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DIED.

Az heSes Of Marriages msss be indsrscd ~ttA ~
panc Gad addytss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

Rev j. W BOyIrAN. Oh prch Evsug sllaf. Rev STEPHEN
H. TYN9 IN. other ministers viii speak % TIE
mcstingA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

IauL IN tDfst UOIlOtIto dH tIr
sbundsuce vocal music which neither very inter
ssiius ia n-f very well executed; and Ws might
~ CON au tl,at no regular plan appears in most IF the
programmes. and that the proportion Of really great
works Is 100 email.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

"A DuLE. -Oc.--Il1s -TRIPi f SHEET
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-26

The Gift Concert to b. given in Mo-
berly, No., on the 3lst day OF July IL
for very charitable purpose, and the
citizens who are conducting the enter
prise are pledged to fair and honor
able distribution, and receive NO inter-
est whatever, not eren to the ertent Of
a salary.
One of their fellow citizenp, Mr..
McQaaid, constructed in Moberly one
of the most magnificent hotel build
ings In the State OF Missouri, and
when the panic came, he was compell-
ed to borrow money to complete II,
which he has done, making Il tho
pride Of the city and this scheme 10
instituted 70 dispose Of the property at
its ACTUAL COST, and other prizes viii
be distributed.
The people Of Moberly are Justly
proud Of the thrift and enterprise OF
their city. Its rapid growth and com.
mercial interests have characterized II
- the "Magic City" Of Missouri.
See advertisement In another col.
un.n. m24w1t
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-26

The Kansas City Times Of tho 18th
says: matters - to the grssshoppss
panic are rapidly assuming . much
more favorable light, the reports from
Kansas and the western portion Of
this State AL agreeing % to the whole.
sale mortality prevailing among tha
pests. here In this county, which ha.
probably suffered more than any othel
in the State, tho grasahoppsrs are dy-
ing OF BY The bushel, aud sanguine
hopes arc entertained that they will
DO entirely gone within . week or Tn
days. Reports from Southern Kansas,
along the line Of the Gulf road, ere
very encouraging !; gentleman who
has been investigating the ravagss Of
the rapscious insects returning Last
night, and reporting the counties Of
johnson, Linn, Bourbon, LAbstte,
Cherokee and Crawford almost free
from them. He declares that no dam.
ago worth speaking Of has been done
the wheat and corn, and the prospect
for these cereals more Aatteeing than
ever before known. Equally enoour-
aging statements come from tho line
of the Kansas Pacific. Az the farmers
and others recover from the panic In.
to which they were thrown 8 weak or
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-26

In Ohio tho members of the German
Catholic Benevolent societies attempt
cd, for . while, to brave the authority
of the priests, and exercise their own
Judgment upon tho school question.
But they have been compelled, al
length, to succumb to tho pressure
from the altar, and are Withdrawing
their children TO those establishments
under direct charge Of tho Roman
Church. Their protest was On earnest
one, based upon patriotic motives, and
was slso strongly influenced by the
innate love Of economy peculiar to the
Germans but regard for country and
the desire to save were both put TO
rout by the energetic and determined
efforts Of tho avowed enemies Of the
American school system. This vic
tory shows how necessary It 10 70
watch closely the aggressiveness Of
the Catholic Church In this matter.
Too great IN indifference may result
ono day in complete victory over The
bulwark Of Yankee freedom. Il ID
we'll 70 DO on the alert Washsngto,.
Chronicle.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-26

Who can help admiring the Roman stole
ism of the Arkansas judge who said after
one lawyer'had shot another dead in the
courtroom
"Look yeer, II you keep on fooling around
here in this yeer way, I'll commit some one
Of you for contempt"
Equal to this in patient suffering. was the
gentleman who lives In Philadelphia. who,
when he entered the basement dining room
the other evening and found no one there,
and no preparation for tue evening meal,
went up TO the parlor, and there be found
his wife sitting on ths sofa with young
man by her side, and that young mans arm
about her waist.
s'See here, said the mild husband, ] don't
like this kind Of thing. Why Isn't my
supper ready I"
'sBecause didn't like 70 mskeit, ssid the
loving wife"
"What ase yousss istln' there, lettin' that
fellow hing you foF7'
because l like it'.
II tell you what It is, Annie, and his facs
assumed fierce look Of passion, II this
state Of things continues much longer, I'll
get mad. you bet vour lifs."
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-05-26

GEN. SHERMAS's book of War Mem
cries, Judging from the advance sheets
is to make stir among army officers
many are greatly dissatisfied at the
part of the story in which they figured.
We have made no examination Of
even what has been published, and
therefore cannot undertake to speak
of Its accuracy or otherwise. We will
cay, however, that our judgment of
General Sherman would not place
him among successful historians.
General Sherman is an exceedingly
ablc campaign Generals splendid
fighter, but he is not statesman, mol
a careful, confederate writer Of
speaker.