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550rf&a@c ssalc.-Default having been
made in the conditions OF a certain mortgage,
executed by Sylvester VI. Houck and jennie l..
Houck, OF Lawtou, Van Buren, county, Mchi-
gan 70 O. 5. Bonsteel Of XprIlanh Michigan.
bearing date the twentyseyenth (27th) day
OF February, 4. D, 1873 and recorded N
Llber 3 Of mortgages OF page 1913, in the
Registers Office OF van Buren, county, and
State of Michigan, on which mortgage there is
claimed to be due, and unpaid, at the date Of
this notice. the sum of six hundred and fifteen
dollars and eight cents (S615 0S), and no suit
or proceedings at law having been instituted to
recover any part thereof. Notice is therefore
hereby given that by virtue of the power of
sale in said mortgage contained. the premises
described therein, or so much thereof as shall
be necessary to satisfy the amount due on such
mortgage, with ten per cent. interest, and legal
costs together with an attorney fee Of twenty
five dollars covenanted for therein, TO wit the
north east quarter Of the south esat quarter OF
section ten (10) township four ca south, OF
range thirteen Q3)west. in said county of Van
Buren,, will be sold at public auction, to the
highest bidder at the front door Of the said
Van Buren, County Circuit Court House, in the
village OF Paw Paw in said county, at twelve
Q2) o'clock, noon, on Monday, the twenty-slxth
(26) day OF July, A. D., 1875. 10i8t13
Dated Lawton. Mich, April 9th, 1875.
o. 5. BONSTEEL, Mortgage.
y CHIMNEY, Atty for Mortgage,
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~ In RUNNING. VI. H.. Physician and surgeon
H. Office i'm " Van Fosseu's Block. over
Wheaton, Drug store. Residence ON Elm street
5d donr .ast of %ilp- Street. lolt2GF
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NJ MAS0N. Physician and surgeon. Ghice
VI near Adams Mills. time Grove. Will at
attention given 10 surgery and the diseases Of
Women and Children.
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7 r. DIBBLE. VI. D.. Physician and surgeon
l.. once oqer Longwel a COS Drug store
Paw Paw, Michigan.
The New York herald., 1875-09-23
POLITICAL.
STATE OF NEW YORK.
- OFFICE OF T

STATE OF NEW YORK.
- OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY or SrArE.l
To THE SHERIFF OF THE County OF NEw YoaK -
60 be held in this State the Tuesday succeeding the rss
Monday of November next November2 % the following oil
Secretary Of state in place q DiedrIeh wlIers Jr
A Treasurer in the place OF Thomas Raines
An Attorney General in the place of Daniet Pratt.
state Engineer and Surveyor in the place Of Syvanus
Canal Commissioner in the place Of Reuben W Stroud.
An Inspector Of State Prisons in the place of Ezra Graves
All whose terms of Office will expire the last day of De
the First second Third Fourth Fifth sixth SEVENTH
Thirteenth and Fourteenth wards Of the city and county Of
Also Senator for the Fifth Senate district composed of
the Eighth Ninth reenh and Sixteenth wards OF the city
Also Senator for the Sixth Senate district composed OF
the Tenth Eleventh and Seventeenth wards of the city and
Also Senator for the Seventh Senate district composed
city and county Of New York.
Also senator for the Eighth Senate district composed Of
tho Twelfth Nineteenth and Twenty second wards Of the city
'"N COUNTY AND DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Also elected in said county twentyone Members OF
Assembly be elected from the Assembly districts
Judge of the Superior Court in the place Of Johu J..
Judge Of the Court of Common Pleas the place Of
Surrogate in the place Of Robert c. Hutchngs
Recorder in the pace of Of JOHN john K. Haesett - "''p'
Two Justices Of the Marine Court in the place Of Michael O.
A Coroner in the place OF Adoph Kesser
All whose terms OF Office will expire the last day OF De-
Also Judge of the Court Of General Sessions the
Of fourteen from January 1876 pursuant to chapter
Respectfully yours, ---.....,, .u,,x -,
Secretary Of State.
suPRrFF's OFFICE NEW YORK August ., 1873.
certify that the foregoing is true copy Of the election
notice received by this day from the Secretary % state
Sheriff Of the City and County Of New York.
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PROPOSALS.,
(tITY OF BOSTON
Proposals for Water Loan
Gold
for
100000.

CRY TREAsuRKR's OFFICE, BosToN Sept g. 1875.
In pursuance of vote of the Committee Finance Of
the City Council sealed proposals will be received by the
Treasurer Of the city Of Boston until II o'clock NJ Sat
urday September 20, 1879, for the whole or any
part Of the Water Loan Of 81 100000 to be issued
under authority of the order Of the City Council of
Boston dated February 26 1875 the purpose provd
ing additional supply Of water for said city The Bonds
will be dated October 1875 and will be due 80 years
that date, bearing interest semi annually In April and
October ut per per annum both principal and
payable In gold The loan will be issued certificates
Of 900 each with interest coupons attached in regis
tered certificates OF any amount OF thousands The
loan will be secured by sinking fund providing for its
demption at maturity.
All proposals must be sealed and addressed to c. IT,
Dennie Treasurer and indorsed Proposals for Water
Loan Each proposal specify clearly the
loan desired and the price offered FOR the All pro-
pOsas will be opened in the Of the Committee
Finance and City Treasurer Saturday September 2 1875
u o'clock The right is hereby reserved reject any
all proposals O. ii; DENNIE,
iAA
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.
A MORTGAGE SALE
~ BY VIRTUE OF A CHATTRI MORTGAGE
TO ME DIRECTED / WILL EXPOSE
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION

~ ME DIRECTED / WILL EXPOSE
FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
@ At THE PRIyATE yATE STABLE 81 WEST FORTY ;Fol lRTH
ES ScESoki kifH N ThE Ah9 SoKEsooN soETM aSSohS
TRoTTING HORSES, CARRIAGEs, MARNEss, &c, &C.,
o As se sn SgfT nS nd ; s e bay fRss SigS
CILAKTA DAM BAY MARE RoE's PET by Ethan Allen
1873 when they toited mile in Al and repeated in ss
They can both beat IS pole show better
looks color disposition drive are sensible and webe-
hsyea IN company and in all second team of tot
sound and kind will be sold separately If required
Also the well known and very handsome Trottng Mare
ANEL DAN lB cay MARE yfsIs Sff sisSa By
HAIRY OF THE WEST she is in color beautiful bay
trotted was matched to rot Dr. Beattie's mare
Nesta ana received forfeit was timed when in trainings
as fine and honest gated any totter TO be found great
style, and warranted sound and kind.
EDWARD EVERETT dam by NEW EVE JERsEY IS is
nanu years od and was purchased at public sale last
she has had but little training but can trot mile in $40
and repeat can show better than 80 gait is
Also the famous Stallion RED JACKET l51S hands high
9years od was sred by Ethan Allen by Abdal
seen IN Westminster county; he has made
iao IN io3 oi22S and TO have been entered in tho
gentle in harness can be cared by child warranted
SoIna s kha % ana true and sae for any one TO drive
sets Single Harness elegant English Street Walking and
Il B~THE ABOVE STOCK is ALL NOW ON Ex-
HdBsiHIIoN At STABIE r, AS AB0yE AND GENTLEMEN
sPECTFULLY REQ QuESTED TO GALL AND EXAMINE
BEFORE TINE OF SALE, AS THEY ARE ALL FULLY
WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF. PARTIEs DEsiRTNG
READY FOR IMMEDIATE AND EVERYDAY USE.
pEEMs TsRy SN BE Hap At TE oFT6Es Of poa
MORTGAGEE, Office No. so Nassau
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DIRECTORY For ADVERTISERS.

AMUSEMENTs-EIGHTH P4GE-Ffh and sixth columns
AAssTRS0La0GyIELEyESTm agE PAcs-siXth column.
BoXRDERs WANTED~SNTn PAcE"FiTst, second and
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-Nwrn PAGr-Third
BE9SkEyNS BEE9SkEyS R2AE SsR E4SET1a E4 column
STsgSiSSS SsTYsTSHsS y$STF%%6Rgus1TIEs- PAGE
CRY ZEAL ESTATE s%asF
CLERKS AND sALEsNEN-E1xvESrn PAoE-sixth col
GG55225SGs" G52Eas ssB column r4o.ssA col.
SA AfR F4sn psssA sF and
SEsEEa ss"%f column
bRY bPRRYNTnlSTRY-NISTH nSrRY Ninth PAeE1Ffh @ i column column
UNFURNisnED~srooS P4an-second and third
EIR0PE-EIRsr PAGE-sixth column
EXCHANGE--EIGHT PAGE-Fourh column.
EXCURSIONS-SEcoND PAGE-Sixth column.
FSs sAgS5g RooH AND &Ers fGFR TO LET
,,,,r oN sEcoNE PAGE-1hird and fourth columns.
%IEIf % El.H SSrn PAcr-Fourh
HELP sn3 AN isSl4s pAcrsInth col
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.-FrRsr PAen-rhird, fourth
HoTELs-NISrH PAoE-Thlrd column.
Houses % ROOMS, &C, wANTED-NrNrH PAGE-Ffth
ISsT ISsTSESST8Sr ESS SS77S PAes-slnsA column
MARB Ftangsseond e2s%a column
GfISFR7 1ND fS9m
MIscELLANEoUs ADvERTIsEMENTs-rrNrH PAGE
Sixth column.
EoUs-NISTH PAGE-six column
NEW PUBLICATIONS-SR SEVENTH PAGE-Sixth column.
PERsOEAL--FIRsT PAGE-First column.
PlANOFORTES ORGANS, &C.-EGnTu PAGE-Fifth col
POLITICAL FIRST PAGR-slxth column.
POST OFFICE NOTICE-EIGHru PAGE-Fourth col
PR0POSALS-FRsT PAGE-Second column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE6-
ELEvESru PAGE-FOurth column
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SRcoND PAGE-first column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoND PAGE-First
and second columns.
RELIGIOUS NoTICES-FRsT PAGE-First column
REWARDs-FIRsr PAeE--First column
SALES AT AUCTION-NISrn PAGE-Fourth and fifth col
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMA ALEs-ELEvENrH PAGE
and TWELFTH PAcE-Frst, second, third and fourth
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fifth
SPECIAL NoTICEs-FIRsr PAGE-First and second col
sPoRTISG-DoGs, BIRDS, &o-Frnsr PAcr-rhrd
THE TRADES ELEVENTH PAcE-sixth column
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPoSES-SEcoSD PAGE
Second column.
TRAVELIERS' GUIDE-SEcoHD PAGE-SXth column.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Fourth column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FmsT PAGE-Sixth column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY &C.-SEcoSD PAGE-Fourth col
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.-TEYTH PAcE-Sixth col
The New York herald., 1875-09-23
MARBLE MANTELs.

A T GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
An extensive stock Of Slate and Marble Manels Wash
Trays and Slate Work Of every description.
PENRlIYN SLATE COMPANY
Union square, Fourth and Seventeenth st.. Y
IRATEs AND FENDERS.-LARGEST ASSORTMENT
" in the market Of low and half low Crates mounted in
gilt bronze and nickel plate and with the attachment
dumping and sakng old CRATES altered TO half down
also Andirons Gas Logs Screens Shoves aud Tongs In
large variety Send Tor catalogue and price list Liberal
discount 10 the trade CONOVER, WOOLLEY CO,
36S Canal street. New York
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sPORTINe-poGs. birds. &C.

ITALIAN NHOUNDS.-FOR SALE, TWO FULL BLOODED
imported choice. light fawn-coOre and white IL
old small delicate and beautiful Greyhounds they are very
keep them him $500 Address call l49
street Boston, Macs, SO, superintendent
OF the building.
The New York herald., 1875-09-23
WANTED TO PURCHASE.

ITO COUNTRY GRoCERs-wANTEp TO PURCHASE,
good going general Grocery and Provision store laO
or 200 miles from New York doing large farmer bust
preferred Apply by letter stating u,l partenars
price, &C. for days 20 j. GlAhAA NWeV0hAa hVtel1
lS3 Reade street. New iork
The New York herald., 1875-09-23

VUOOLLEY-CHEFFERY- AN ORDER OF
w the Court Of Chancey Of the county Paatine Of Ian
caster England made IN the matter Of the
Mary WOOey late of ROwley Hill Farndon the county
of Chester in England, spinster deceased aud in cause
Ann WoOllcy against Margaret Noolley' the persons
claiming the Of kin OF the said Mary Wooey
required before the 9th day Of October
prove their claims the Office OF the Registrar
the Liverpool district Of the said Court IN the Municipal
Buildings Dale street Liverpool TO tue end that the
the said Mary Wooey who died In about the month 0f
February 1875 may be divided between them according
their rights shares and interests therein The said Mary
Wooley had sister Jane the wife OF Patrick Cheiery
Both left England probably Liverpoon many years ago,
aud last heard of about II years Whehayeu
Luzene county In the State Of Pennsylvania Jane Chef
fiery her children f living her thcir representa-
tives Of them would be entitled share in the
estate In default Of such claims being in rs Aforesaid
they will be perempory excluded from the benefit Of the
said order Friday, the 18th day OF October 1870 ten
o'clock In the forenoon, at the said Office is appointed Tor
hearing and adiudicating upon the claims.
JAMES W. WINSTANbEl,
District Registrar
RADCLIFFE LAYTON,
II IIackins Hey, Liverpool England.
Solicitors for the Defendant
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To appear before the Court.

SUhNUNs
To appear before the Court
In the action pending this Court between the real estate
agent FIR stanee, city, plaintiff against the farmer.
ockonom Carl Buerger this city defendant for claim
Of 800 marks the Ducal Circuit Court has appointed
the 18th day of March, 1876
for the publication Of the Judgment
As the present residence farmer okonom Carl Bue
ger is unknown herewith summoned to appear the
above stated day ii O'Clock A. NJ before the Duca Cir
cult Court either person by representative, duly
apponted by 10 present the publication Of the
said Judgment and IL he fails comply with these
mons the judgment shall be considered to have
rendered In contumaciam
t;0tha August the 9Th 1875.
BERLET.
The New York herald., 1875-09-23
EUROPE.

INDICATION ABROAD.-FAMILIES DESTROYS OF
IL having their children educated In Germany will find
good home with widow lady in small town rear Bremen;
advantages Of this place. excellent schools and healthy
For further particulars apply 100 Fifth street,
address A. B., Post Office Brooklyn, f. ID.
LNNGLISH ESTATES CAN BE COLLECTED BY A
u trustworthy officer in England Address J. E., box
423S Post Office New York.
The New York herald., 1875-09-23
DIGEoN SHOOTING HANDICAP.

DIGEoN SHOOTING HANDICAP
25 BIRDS EACH
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25.
AT PAYNE'S GROUNDS BABYLON L. T.
PAYNE and G. L. LORILLARD HandicapperS
Mr. PARKS, Referee.
800 to second man; third to save stakes.
Post entries, $75
The New York herald., 1875-09-23

A BSOLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n ent States for without publicity legal
everywhere; terms satisfactory. FREDERICK l. KING,
Lawyer Notary Public aud Commissioner Prvate Offices,
No. 6Eighth street.
The New York herald., 1875-09-23
A MORTGAGE SALE
III. BY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL MORTGAGE TO ME
DIRECTED

WILL EXPOSE FOR SALE
(TIIS DAY., THURSDAY SEPTEMBER %
AT TILE na PR PRIyAIE sTAgLE NO ls FIFTEENTH
FIFTH AVENUE AT l015 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
FOUR FAST, HANDSOME AND STYLISH HORSES;
One light and stylish Dog Cart, with pole and shafts;
One light shifting top road Wagon;
One light top pony Phaeton, with lamps;
One single seat Road Wagon, shifting top Depot
WaHn, fine coupe Harness, Of fine sin
gle Harness, set double Harness. Saddles and Brides
Blanbets Whips, &c. nosesConsists Of one very hand.
some pair Of matched road carriage Horses jet
black and bay each years old, I52l hands high, very
stylish, with large flowing and tails the
ground, and are warranted sound and kind.
Also the fast trottng chestnut fy HENRIETTA years
old l51s hands sound and kind; sired by VELOX, he by
YOUNG MORRILL,, dam by the sire Of RED CLIQUE
(which makes her half sister Red Cloud raised by O.
Burns of Evansville Ind in 4o1 last spring.
Is one Of the most promising young colts the State for
speed.
Also fine, large, black Horse, years old, l52l hands
sound aud kind is very fast and stylish trotted fall
45 The above stock exhibition the stable
SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE
j. Stetson Mortgagee s. Taylor Attorney for mortgagee
n BISaies Of gentemen's Horses, Carriages and Har
ness solicited Quick sales and prompt All
muneaons addressed the Office of the Auctioneer No
East Eighteenth street, will receive prompt attention
JENKINS nnrnl Auctio
The New York herald., 1875-09-23

A DIVORCES OBTAINED PROMPTLY, LAWSUITS
IA conducted in all Courts Passports obtained law papers
prepared accurately. Can be consulted law matters
ISAAC G. BOYCE, Counsellor, Notary PNblic Commits
sioner, 2G7 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1875-09-23

APPROPRIATION PRIZES
Of 81 900 approxmatng to $5o0O0 So 90
OF t25 pproximating TO 10000 $50
OF 1000 approximating to 10000 are 400
e11s PRIZES AMOUNTING TO $4,000.
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves IS Quarters, s. so.
Send for Circular.
Address all orders to
The New York herald., 1875-09-23

A PARKS, EMERSON CO, AGENTS FOR
~. Kentucky State Lotteries, drawn daily
Royal Havana Lottery, drawn every II dSys
Kentucky Single Number Lottery, drawn Sept IS 1875
Prizes cashed Information furnished and crcuars sent by
addressing PARKS CO. 1sO Broadway room Al Post Office
box 5,272. Private office attached.
Office hours A. NJ tot y. NJ
The New York herald., 1875-09-23

AMUSEMENTS-EIGHT PAGE-Ffh and sixth columns
ASTROlOGY-ELKyEHTH PAGE-SiNth column.
BILLlAkDS-EIGHTH PAGE-Fourth column.
BOARDERS WANTED-NINTu PACE-F'rst. second a
The New York herald., 1875-03-01
THE EXCISE LAW.

@ The EXCISE law was partly enforced yesterday
throughout the city; that Is to say In so far as
ordinary police surveillance can make It 20, the
saloon keepers were obliged to comply with the
law TO the extent OF making q show of keep
ing their places closed. Throughout she city
some 5000 front doors were closed and some 5000
back doors were open. few had been right
ened into closing up altogether, but they were In
a minority. The police as a rule, did not inter.
fere with the places in the slightest having mott.
fed the proprietOrs the night before OF what they
were expected to do. AS mentioned In yester.
uays HERALD, the compliance with the law dif.
tered In various portions Of the city. In the
uptown portions and In the nelghborhOod OF
the churches the rule was much more rridly
enforced than In the comm oner neghborhoods,
where the feelings OF the churchgoers were not
likely to be touched. Special psns were taken in
the Tenth precinct TO satisfy the quams OF the
members and congregation OF the Alanson
Methodist Episcopal church, Norfolk street. whose
petition 1t was led to this state OF things. Here
the orders OF the Commissioners OF Police were
more strictly carried out and the Methodsts
were, no doubt, correspondingly happy. IL is not
believed by the liquor men generally that the
present state OF AFFAIRS will have long run, but
that the vigilance OF the police VIII only extend
over q couple OF Sundays to satisfy the present
hue and cry. They laugh at the power OF the
Commissioners in the matter, and say that the
extent to which they mako the law mild is the
extent OF the term IN which they Will remain In
their 0flcial situations.
The New York herald., 1875-03-01
THE WAR IN CUBA.

CoNcHA's CAMPAIGN AGAINST THE REBELLION
TERM-sEvERE FIGHTING WITH HEAVY LOSSES
IN THE FIELD-A DESPERATE BAND OF
SPANISH AUxIL1ARIEs ROUTED BY THE
REBELS.
HAVANA Feb 21, 1875
General Concha has not succeeded, according to
his promise, in ending the insurrection in twenty
days from the time when he left Havana for the
front. The only object accomplished so far is the
suppression Of any intelligence relating to the in
surrection in the Cinco villas being published In
the Havana papers.
PROGRESS OF THE ARMY OPERATIONS.
letter from Sagua, received here on the 18th,
states that the Spanish troops were throwing up
eEtrenchments in the streets OF Sagua, and that
the blaze OF six sugar estates burning could be
seen from the town while the letter was being
written.
report Is also in circulation here. which comes
from reliable sources, that 800 Spanish troops
only few days landed from Spain, and 200 voun-
teers were attacked by Sanguili about ten mi es
from Sagua, and after a spirited action, which
lasted two hodrs, the volunteers were captured
and seventy.one OF the Spanish troops were killed
and about forty wounded.
Sangulli disarmed the volunteers and allowed
tneW 10 return TO Sagua.
'wAB TO THE KSIFE''-voLuNTEERs ROUTED BY
THE REBELS.
ON the 10th General Concha sent forward from
Moron two companies OF Chappegorres volunteer
organization on the island who neither give nor
take quarter. who were encountered by Maxine
Gomez, and after close engagement the Chap
pegorres made hasty retreat with a loss OF sixty
killed.
SPANISH BULLETINS OF VICTORIES
The Havana papers this morning contain
despatch from Santa Clara, COncha's headquarters,
dated 20th inst, stating that two columns OF the
Spanish Army had pene trated as far as the Cafetal
Gonzalez, which had served as a stronghold Of the
insurgents aud had captured various effects.
The despatch also states that the Loyal troops
had attacked the Insurgents at the estate Que
sada and compelled them to retreat, with loss, to
the estate Mamon. The Dtd7'to de Ia Marina SAYS
"Until the 'onlctal' report arrives cannot give
full report OF the engagement at the Caietal
Gonzalez but we are sure that the enemy Is In
full retreat, PROBABLY TO Siguanear
CONCHA LOOKED FOR AT THE PALACE.
The same paper says General Concha VIII soon
return to this city.
THE SUGAR ESTATES LOSSES
lne numbcr oil sugar estates reported burned
py tne insurgents Is lorty-two, but no reliance cal
be placed on these rumorsIUnul the sugar makers
ana engineers arrive In Havana no reliable &c.
count can be given.
The New York herald., 1875-03-01

illustrates IT, and connected above as shown in the
map by the lines enple, then the distance would
be just about twice that from the Battery to Fifty
ninth street. Trains would, therefore, make only
half as many trips around the loop enpte that
they would around the loop eJJ he. The fare
should, therefore, be twelve cents around the
former instead OF six. II another cross-town loop
be added on ll0tn street, or Just north OF Central
Park. the whole distance from the Battery TO the
Harlem River will be subdlvided into four nearly
equal loops, A, B, G and ID. the fare around any
one Of these loops could then be probably fixed
at three cents, around two loops, six cents;
around three, nine cents, and around all 0ur.
twelve cents. Line OF cars painted different colors
or combinations 0i colors, could then be run
around eacn loop, and each two, three or all four
contiguous loops. Such system would make the
following combination possible, and would pro-
vide ten different lines OF cars, the iares on which
are given In the tablet:
The New York herald., 1875-03-01
THE CHURCH VAR IN MEXICO
Details Of the Assassination Of Protest
ants in Acapulco.
Eight Persons Said to Have Been Killed-Ar
American Decapitated-The Catholic Cler.
gy1nan Released by the People.
MExIco, Feb. IL, 1919

MEXICO, Feb. IL. 1875
The news received In this city up to the latest
moment In regard to the assassination Of the
Protestant worshippers at Acapulco reaches The
point that eight OF them have died Of their
wounds or have been Killed outright, while -
many more are still badly of. Only one Of the
assassns has died or was killed, as far as Known,
up to the present time
THE AMERICAN wHH WAS KILLED.
The American killed was Q worshipper who he'd
long lived In Acapulco, ana went to the door Of
the house OF worship to quiet the attacking party,
when they cut his head nearly on his body.
THE CLERGYMAN RELEASED BY THE PEOPLE.
The priest who Is supposed to have instigated
the attack was arrested but subsequently re.
leased as the federal force IN the to wn, being
only SIXTY men, was not strong enough to enforce
the arrest
ACTION OF THE EXECUTIVE.
AS soon as the federal government can plsoe
forces In Acapulco 1t Is supposed an attempt wtE
be made TO enforce the laws and secure to the peo
pie freedom OF religious worship
FUTURE TROUBLE ANTICIPATED.
Rev. Mr. Hutchinson has sailed for San Fran.
cisco, aud Will soon be en- route for Mexico via New
Orleans or New York.
1t Is to be supposed that the government OF
Mexico has already taken measures such as 1t
can command, to prevent outbreaks OF the Kind
IN other parts of the country, but ignorant indian
communities 'led to glory" through assasstna-
tiOns by blgoted priests, are tough elements to
contend with, even by governments, where COM
municatlOnS and transpOrtatOnS ure scarce.