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Selegrapbii9e Sepeidlen+
(Seritte Der naiiociirten 8reiie" iar Den n@or'
reipouoenten.")
Snlanos9epeI1s,t.
Ser oreimmoptersi8ite Gpt8reB- :
2ueite Sikttna.

gSal lhtngto n, 13. San. = SIM Sc
ipuroe nod @rlebigung unDtdlti9si
&outine. .@ei9dfte Die SOtldaft pes PrdItOert
ten uerleieu, unb 2oga1l bielt eine ldu9ert
8ebe iiber Die 2ouiiana' 6rage, in lpelber e1
ben Prdfpenten unteritiitte.
SIM 6eprd ent ten baul e fullroer
uerl6ieDene Sias eiugebradlt, parunter etnt
bon Sutler iiber @rribtnng zines 0eparte
meutS fir DfientltChe gSerfe.
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{4prili5,1Sy) 81
Grfi1rMttn,

90 etn @erRdt in Der Staot crtulirt, oaB mir ons'
psrfaujeu um unler @el6Gft auiSuseben, 10 er9reien
mir bieie @elesenbeit, uin unieren 3unoen uno oem
YubItnn anSuse9en, oa6 mir unier @eiddft nj @ t
autseben, ionoern nur Wemfdlenbaare 5nln
9oitpreiIe perauen, nm uuieren Sorratb gu reouSiz
rem. gBir ba6eu 100 SaarseHedte BON s1.50 bis S75
pro stf tuelhe mir sum 9oitenpreiie abloiien; er1
ner 5000 garos rsettes 5u 30 Gents un0 tbenrer os
ipie elm Guaemeines Miiortiment BON SaarDaaren,
Saarburfen, 8dmmeu II. Yariiimerien. Wian ipred9e
nor in gir 62, aertnstouitraBe, uno beebe ftp Die
aBdaren /! - SeanHets.s
ICSnnOG iSNl Afr. 6Z. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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anI1inteftf eittcr 8oaf.

0ew29 9orf, 10. San. = Die pllnlaSr
ganf Don Serieg> >Gitp" itellte bente thre Cab
lunaen elm. Der 9rdiibent Yiid. SanIorO
iaste, bab er Die SerbinbliAfeiten Der Sant
nif)t genau fenne, RAP aber, ipenn ete Sepo-
litoren @ebulo bdtteu, iie feine Serlulte eflel'
ne1r f1,iirSett
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i1tonrr,s Ralen- bahnDuIprr

effeftip renist uno mabt Die 3dqne peiB, lolt ben
gtenteiu a6, unb peroinnert oos Seroerben Der
5dbue. Die yaeon Der S6abtel 1T neu, nieoli, be-
anem uno ipariant. Yrets % Gents. gu babenI
auen Ipotbefen uno Dro9uen=9aublun9en
f9Iuo5 1o9fteS)
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&altimore WO., 9onuerlag, a. eSaunar 1876

iiibatlantii9en &iite bersuitellen uub 81 Die
lem ;3ipcGe bier eilerne 9anpicr eriter Slaiie
gu crbauen. gSie es belBt, ioQ bas Gelb ba>
sir idlou ae3eitluet lciu.
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9a1ton, O., 13. San. Der 8erlnf
bel beln Sranoe Der 9ecamp' ihen @agells
fabrif belauit iib auf nebr ais 100000
nopon $4,000 periidert iinO.
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Nittd1f BON gserbred,er,t

tSEtEuJt VOFF -<NtVNNFSF*t~ .
Oi M p b s, IS. SAIL 9lnS Dem bieil
gen @tfdnguiiie entfloben beute neltn Serbre=
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Neae 2lm3eigcn.

JILL GOncOrDia.
assE peai(bes Tbeater.
NrIlltiiher SIrettor. @ujtap gdlerenberg.
adpelmeiiter ...... ..SSpf. 3 s.. RpiewaI1E
80. misunderstanding.
SSeeitae, 6en -. 5dnudr 1875,
gum Sipeiten aiale:
yNsin Senpnl0 J"
Sriginalz8oltsitid nit @eiGn9 IN atten uon
@arronse; Uiuiit pon 8l9.
gintritt6=Bres 90 0Gents, reierotre Sise 70 eents.
&aiieu SefInuns Z llbr. Se9tnn Der Sorfelun9
prdcile ll9r.
8eIerprte Sise iino Itet5 am Gage por Der Sor@
iteluug BON bis ltbr uno am Gage Der Sottel@
lung bon bis ltbr in Der "@oucoroia" Su BADEN,
(6-f)
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WGeeler &
= 2Siliolt's
clock Stitch
syamilien= ano Manniaftlrs
Dab Ala(d)inen
bejtcn, oaHerbaiteitea, lrerfamFtea uno
beftebtefteN.

beitcn, oanerbaiteitsa, irerfamIten tno
bettebtefter.
gfad 20 idbri9er eriol9reiber i5abritatton pne
8ertaui Der iebr betlnnten uuo uieiadb probirtcn
gSbceter s. gSitfom's diime
intrcou5irt beie @cieqih0ft gegenwQrtis i'm Bubli=
fun cine 9roBere Uaidline pele itdl porii9llb Slr
felu, Shu1e, Gjeihirre, 9udlen, trimmings u.f.iu.
eigHet, uno Die nadite9eaben nctbi9en gigenihofz
ten einer Didnuaftar Niaidine polfdnoi9 rerbinz
bet:
d Cine 9lSbeTe Gei6Winoigt.is chne ereoe.e ah,
y gtnTddbeit Der Contribution.
81 Beittgtett uno @eiuBleit in alien Seipe9uu9en.
Is trOte
oantrbaiteits @anniafturs NabmaId,ine
i'm Dlarfte. gu baben unter oeu mogltbf leidteiteH
S3soiugHnoeH mi Surenu oeer bel Den %genteE oel
gaAeeIer { 2Gi!ions ifabfItz@eieai6aft,
(5e,2i ,3Dtteip) gtr. 2I4, 96rit=BaltmoreltrdBe
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Die 1)ariler Ranae

hat 5 cine Stipulation meeen ibrerSor5iig i'm
aoden, Baden uno Spariamfeit III 6eueruus uno
gbnuBung eruor6en, meides oieielbe iber Glle ans
gYobnbduef weroen jabrsirt uuo iino gum g5erfauie
lei 0e. &. gSooo & Sontp.,
gde Der Baltimore unO @utGmfraBe-
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Dir heiEe Iuft-

uou Qawlon @nBsiien uuO oem goloenen
Meoaiaeuz&eiieleilen
uo ieoer on iidb et5f porSuslid, uno fino tn binz
ftt Der grceilen5 nidt 5u ubertreHen.
eontrafte fir Seisuns burb irseno zines berielbeH
roerben ab9eIblofen pom
fHny,f,5 15y1 Gde Der Baltimore II. Gutalpj jtrabe
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Gtuc uems 5empfcrlintc i,s 0ors
f'ss> STtInn

9bilaselpbfa, Is. San. - @s if bier
ser4iaR semqdt porpen, cine nclle 9ampfsts
linie Smild)eu bier uHb etnem paieu an Der
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8aItiutors
.tire 9nCuranff Office.

8alttutore
efire 3n(uranfe Wflife,
eEomeHslsde bon Gpntbs uno 9Saters Strabe.
Gieie @eielj6ait perii1ert fortmdbrenb sesen Ser.
:ei eocr Gha6en burd Branouu9liid ioDobl tn oei
s.:.9t, pie i'm Sanbe, ole arten BON gi9entbuin.
s339a=, aaSens uno Baarenbduier, 9anoelssiter,
a,;stoau=4 4robutte, @sobeln, Saas Serdtbi6alten.
IN Sau besriffeue ooer i'm 9aien in Saonn9 befno'
H.le Tabr5euge II. I. ~.
Sos Oireftoriunl beftebt aus foeenben SerreR:
QS m. %. Sarrtion YrdToeut;
SEQ. u. Stdsrs, s. .. aapft,
@auio 9. Millon, &. 9tobt. Sentins,
Jofial Bennington, 6. Waorton SteipGrt,
SrdIcis Z. Sing, .. 8. gteipcomer,
9enrp Carroll, Srotae Sortpis,
&. g. Steuart, 10. gB. Gaetor,
gSn. $. Srune, Ssrael goleu,
George 8. Sarrijou.
applitationss s6ormulare nno ipeitere Hatr:dt ibei
Die (JeIelhaIt miro In Der Office, GiiopeftzGfe non
Gouib= uub a8atertrase, ertbeif 100 aud ale Iai=
tri9e ioiort eHeot9t WerOen. gHrFberungen lDefoen
aa r9eno etne 6riitaneenommen, lpeId,e Der app!I'
tInt Diniben mag.
(5dni,tSO sSr. gDboomnrtb, Sefr.
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Nod mebr .suoianationsbeIalaffe

4rent o. H. N.aJ., IS. san, = Oa8 9ies
observation-disclosures oeS Staatc6 NepzSeriep
bat 9teioluttoncu, Die III idorfen 9(usbriiden
oaS Serfabren Der 9tegicrung lIub Die @inm.
ihung Der SunoeStruppcn in Die 2lngeleqen.
beitcu ocr Gcictgcbnng BON gouiiidna ia
ocln, angcnonlmen nuo oiele Reiolutionen
Dem Senate iiberiuuot, ouf bcien Gid ie
nte6Grgcicgt puroen.
albonp, N..D., IS. Sau.-Qas S0au8
nnbm beute cine 9feiolution an, pcide be-
ltimmt, o0B loTort Gin 6inier~@omite ernamt
meroe, pcIdleS angemefiene Reioluttonen abz
taIieH ioll, ole ole Gciiuuuug beS 6auieS in
Se5ug uut Oic Soradngc in 2Ouiitana sum
9uSorHf brlngc. Der Spre6cr eruannte eiu
Goulitcn.
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Dte Yarlrr=scnme sd,neabeiaets
Gfucrpiab-Dcfrm

babeu ale auoeren i'm SeiSen iiberHiselt uno perz
lauaen Wens Jteparutur. SabriSrt uno perfauft BON
u. 6. gSooD & 9pmp.,
Sde Der Baltimore uno Gutdipitra6t.
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@tn Naaen6ertdlt oementtrf.

pom GonareiIe cine neue untcriudJrma.
Nem Orleans, Is. Sau.-Seioe $o1u=
lcr Der @elcsgebung nabmeu beute Reolutioz
nen oll, nod lucder rcr @ougreB eriudt
miro, ioIort cine DOlttduNige lluteriufuug
Der Nu9elegenbcten III 2ouiitNUo5 au5Uoros
HeH.
, 1875-11-01
CASUALTIES,

p GHNEE ap44
WAnnEN, Pa, Oct. 2?.-0n Wednesday Inst
Mrs. Charles Ginty, living On tho Oil Crook road.
loft her house III charge Of her three children
aud ncighbor'a chifd whilo slo wont to make
son,o purchases, Tho GInty children worn
Charley, aged 10; 1Iuggc. yoara old; and
Edith. a baby, II months old. 6arnil Smiley
tho ucglbor's child, waa agod Z. Dur
ing tLo absence Of A1ru. Gnty tho
girls, Barah and Mnggio. got tho kerosene OIL
can mud wero playing wiki it naar tho Btoso
Charley was out doora and tho baby asleep in tho
cradle. Tie 1isslo girls In soma way spilled tho
oil out OF the eau, and spark enappng from tho
Htoro ignitel it heforo It could bo taken up.
Tie b1azs OF thn burning oil filled tho room. aud
Charley, who rushed into thu houao. Tho flames
wcre between thu door atd tho children, but ho
flushed through them and frat snascl.ed tho baby
from the cradle aud boro 1t bnek through tho
flarnes anu laid it, badly burned, on tho ground
outside. Tho smiloy. girl got out Of back wln-
dow, mud escaped with A,ght lruiHoa, An aoon
aa tho boy hal dopoatod lis baby sister In
Hafo place. ho hurried lacl to bring out Maggie,
tho wall OF iiro, mud as o reached tho space
on tho other sido saw Ills little sistor
entor cloaet on that sdo of tho house aud
! Bliut nIl.l fastcn tho door. Charley hammered
Oh tho door aud calle:t lia eter'B name, aud
begged l!er to open tic ,duor 30 o might rescne
lor for ho Raw that tho huuse WA doomed.
Tho littlo Glrl seemed Ia i,o crazad with fright.
however. and did not opcn tho door. The bravo
hoy %aH finally compelled to abandon his
sister 10 hor fate, ami fly for his own
lfo. I}eforo aHaiAtnsIro arrived tho house WAS
ai1 In latues. aud tbs hoy was found lying On
the ground near tho baby. anloat unconscious.
and was unable to toll tho men who wcEo trying
to put tho tire out that lis little slntcr was
locked in the closot IN tho burning house.
portion OF tho betldipE nttl furniture was ro-
moycG while tho chlid waB left to 10 consumed.
It WAS not until tho house was burned up tLas
tho lorrLIe announcement Was inalo that ono
" tho chilaroll was nliHanR. a search was
OF tho unfortunate Guild Wcro fotintl.
Tho injuries received Ey tho brave Otnty boy
In saving tho baby aud Ills atto1npts at rohcuing
lis o,hcr little sister. it ID feared, will prove
! fatat. His clothing was neary all burned oil,
| aud his hair aingea to tho scalp. Ills faco and
| hanlH arc also burned to bllBter. The bnby
| Edith il bnrnod badly about tho head and face
mud Ia aHo In very critical condition. Tie
latest accounts from thu scene II tho shocking
occurrence state that a1rs. 0lnty Las bocomo y
faYiuE maniac,
, 1875-11-01
Tho HOY Couldn't Hce IL.

DefFpt Ffkt jFtss.
a Grand Rivor avenue grocer SAW boy about
"a yos1H old loatlng around LiH store yesterday,
and no patted hin OH tho hoaa aIt said:
Boy, 20 to work. George Washington was
a workor; Thomas Jeffetsun swung tho ak /;
Henry Clay uHel the hoe."
'DIa they :" aakol tue lad.
",rt,oy dill. my aon. Labor II grand labor In
ennoblIug; labor IL tho Foundation beama OF this
country. Ths boy who ou1tiya!os llah.ss Of iu-
dustry will SOONER or later achieve HucceHs md
Independence. There's fifty bushels Of potAtoeH
In there to sort over. io to work At them. my
hoy aud to yon i gys yo 10 sents
tr,,aIworthy Ill lot you saw somo wood, md
then yol may pick over somc beAna, ami 1t
woa't De long after that before you can run for
aoyorAor of Michigan. Como, now, 50 to
work."
Tho boy went In and worked for about 81,
hour, and Was thon missing. Ona lnarl was a
s,gn ho had left behind him. 1t real "fou'r
lInua Clay aud george Washington Kin 10 to
pl8zes,h
, 1875-11-01
LOCAL LETTERS.

70 ths Editor n The Ch.eaco Tribune:
BLo0IIsnToH, ILL.,. Oct 2o.-I nas much In.
terested in yous articles on pavement published
in TIE TR1rusE tho past summer. And az your
observation led YOU TO declare In favor Of wood
ell blocI; pavement as the cheapest aud most
delightful OF any yot discovered. permit mo to
give you rny experience with cheaper wood
pavement than any fntllerto used, mud think
equally dpra1lc. About three years ngo / wanted
\ pavement around my gram warehouse whero
tho travel ia almost continuous aud tho
loads heavy. reasoned TINT, as tho
Soar Of tho wooden block pavement was almost
impc'cert!hle bef.re itH decay, that block j
tncAcs IN length wonlA uot only woaT for years,
but would decay much slower shan QUO longer,
because 4 would keep much dryer. therefore
tsot OAK hloeAs !neses lonG auu laid t'som o,,
gravel With inch gravel between. At cost not
exceeding 5U centa pds luara yard, nnd tho pave
uleht llaa proved hi ontila sllccess. Although
part OF tho blocks wcrh only inches thlck tliero
han eten no lfEoAition whatever to tottlo or cat
ont Of PLACE md, III fact. not Engu block las
hean ml"plaecd by travel since first laid. Sup
pealns sucA u pavement OILY lxa,rd tiyo yours
laid with lIne, It il l1lc0llEaraLIy cheaper than
ahylnlht else. md tho c1rtneo Of renewing
every ilso Scara would hardly kocp any otlsy
klnd Of road in rerar. IebidcH. | think tho
short block MI rand nr gravel, by reason pf
its drynoSA, would last much luuver lhat
tho 3 or 6-illch p!oeks aA Tho latter decay at
tho bottom, aud consequently aettlo nhiIo ttv
top in al sotnd III nser. l'y tho way tho :!.ipcu
block nhuuld not bo over q iucl4ca wide. other.
WIG tIoro is tcntcney to tip when t.1st LAID,
think this plan no'yeA the problem at d rayo.
1nunt so chenp that tho con. Q! removal Is u,
haItleE to its contiuuod use. Very respectfully
L. IL ftnnn
, 1875-11-01
FOREIGN.
The British Squadron Wreaks
Vengeance on the Africans
of Congo River.
Two Hundred Lives believed to Have
Been Lost in the Late Storm
on tho North Sea.
Tho Consll'nr Commission Declare that
Turkey Cannot Pacify Her.
zegoyfnn.
GREAT BRITAIN.


Iosnoy, Oct. 3l.-Tho inail ntcamer African
has arrived At plymouth, ntad landed eight sca-
mon, part Of tho crew Of tho nl,lp John Pascal,
who mere ta&en OF, board At Ascension IR!afM!.
They aesrrt that their vessel MAS abandoned! OIL
lire }GD miles OF 1t. lIoenH. Tho crow wero
picked up hy tue ship Victoria. whicI. was bound
for Boston, hit, NJ TIN 1nttnr waH
short OF provisions, tho eight mcn wero
srus Asnoro in Al opon boa: at Ascension.
while tho Captain. officers, nnts remainder of
tho crew proceeded IN Tho Victoria. An their
statements nto annfuael aud conflicting, tho
uoa lave been detained 1T Plymouth. sud will
ho ui}traliv examined to.motruw. l. II stated
that tloy arc susporss'l of mntlny and tcsortton,
aud ot poss'h!: numbering Lheir GflicerF
TIL: GREAT sroRst IN THE NORTH sEA+
I.nSnpS. Nov. Id 4. m.-Im lines ost-
nates that .hI nsac,nrs and others wern drowned
In tho North Se4 during tho gales of tho past
thrto MeekE.
fESHEiSfE.
I.cSnoH, Nov. l--l-;U H. ns.-Sens has hocu
rccrisei Of the British expedition to punish tho
Eirali:al natives OIL Cuugu lavcs lor numbering
English sailors. TITO entiro HqnHdron on lilo
wcs. coast IT .tfricn "na engaged. and sont bouts
M tho river. alnny villages wcrn uest,oyod aud
a largo number Of nnti,eH killed. Thu DEitiafl
loat one man killed md sis wounded.
, 1875-11-01
a Gigantic Plant.
Florida CoTrespoHdtncs C1rfagfon {kg) famnseN


Yon remember tho largo aYave. species Of
entered Tho garlst.,-tho most auperb plant, 1
venture to say. that oltler Of ,ls ever aAW: it
has auishod tts course, bloomed and died. Hare
are its tignres The disk Of the plant nas u
feet Ia tlIameter, and mo1e than 81 foot in cir
cumforonce, it throw up stalk 10 foot high,
being 1t the laso aay D or ~ inches II,
diameter and lnoking for alt ths world
liko eigantto asparagus plant. Asu distance Of
rs fsot frog, tho top il hsga to sway in aogulas-
o. at eaoh. ii bose from. 1900 to l0.090 iowe5s,
u,eUO Of which were actually counted. When Al
its greatest hetght gust OF wind Ltoke 1t ieet
on. neyer saw 10 grand plant W It Was, and
only regret that you did not nee It.
, 1875-11-01
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

4ne rssn1ar monthly meeting Of tho Ladies'
All f,ctcty will DO held At tho 11thnomann nos-
1i.Al Tomorrow morning at 1884,
TIM en.o Of reecrvod seats for the Mendels-
.oln Qrinte:,o Club concost, in FarweIl Hall to-
morrow eycning, commences Tits morning ~ tue
box -ot1icc Of tho hall.
Tie attention OF tho pastors OF tho city IL
esllrd 10 tho union devotional tnos.ing nj LoWor
Farvol Halt th&a afternoon ns o'clock, Tho
rropriety OF altering ths hour for Tho future
will DO considered.
II anteaee that tho Indictment found agatnst
Mr. H. i, Tcrcy bY tho Hrantt Iury for libel arose
ffon an srticle which apnsnrch in tho paper Tor
which 10 ia business rnanagOr, and for which no
Is therefore hel1 liable.
Tuesday (olacton-lny) tho post-Offlcn md
postal s'aln!s wi, cl"ho Mt II, Q. m TOT tlo aaF.
morning. i1,ls tHr tie cHriT afternoon and
evening trajns will cioso at lo II. III.
About II ocloc!s yertcrlny afternoon. nan
named Anthuny 1%oGs entered Patrick rhca-
lon'R ealonn, at the corner of hHhlnul avenue
1nd Indiana street, aud kicked up runlprs nn-
til tho tsl,ou.hrcper WIS compelled to ejnct him.
In 80 tluur. ;.sOnA EaEc htnL stab In tho back
with pu '.e!.kufo. Tr. LOWS was called and
pronounced Tho Wound not at all danEcro.,a
Tho htaenrun, ,uascs tho following an
no.ucemcntB for this weeE: .,toniay. At $50 p.
Ill.,. Me. Walter Z. l.ymau Will glso frcc lee
taYc 10 laGes % tho subject Ct Cookesy ps o
tiypicptc Att" This lecture will bn introductory
to roUrBo IT iiyo lectures 10 ladies' In which Tho
trr,cs ot Food, Digestion, Inspiration, tho
,;ryyou4 System, a,l Circulation Ut
tho }.11eh, cLc., will bo pinitIy and
intclfiEe.!.ly discussed Tn Afoutlay evening
l,ag.h f.. Iioys Wilt Givo huu,orous
l:ctitro III tho I>,no Col,lae ,lpon "lnnkn rize."
Tho lecture ril In illustrated na II pzccertls hy
'.lightnins sketches" executed by Felix Kcea-
tne:. Friday evening thore will be given q CAM
p!1uentn1y benefit ia FaIix I;ccamoy, WIN is
nhu1t 10 'loavo tho CITY tu I'LL an c,igagcmont
with tl!n Ilclrath I.cctnro Bureau Mr. Rrga-
n,ry Will bc assissel hrr1ameH II. Nor,nasl. well
hnonn ~ n reader auh cioeuinnist. All uf tho
ciaB .cs OF tho Atlenuusl ril meet ~ lIarctolore
Annoaneetl.
,+u., ,uo., Y,,.. ,,,oo+ ~ NJ.
ttit"aheo ast"uet l.o.. Ans n'...',, ~ ,i.,ht 49,
Fslon, FlsEeSoa feel'o i, ~, 'lGa e.n ~
.ensu.".s 3 s!.11 ~ shat m" Vat ~
wv ,o,, ~ tho n,,,ntor
nn i.a!m"s s.u' s ~, ~ ~, t,,rnn,nnt mi
."sH.ie - o. = ~ ss. . 49,. ~ st;Lfr,,. r,ti,n,oI
stnn " ;. 1nsn " .;., ,ns I,s.,,n+a .nI
WhcebarrowB, to n''c'ro the OLD blocks and
chips, frntn tho he" nhch ior luo!.
tfo"da OF people sa4eI.len I,I y" tno ssg.'.e
to are t'ic progress o. tns "osM. ins foaaNhy
VA raferrl 'nal'ass ao!e ~ ao'no r!Aces ~ az
Count ot tho P''h " o'oekH. oaltA' A'l1i lton.
i,urstf LILO forenoon a't sne ral's "eto paeeu oh
me alecreFs a'la Hlucn ~ ~ lNf4!H Mas suns
The cars DID not fhl. b' u IL e1ecteu 'aat tAay
VIII e"H1lf1to thH 'nnth,nE. 1no MaIK ca"Sna ,.%
~ 'tte1ierelce VIII TUG ttuin.n stlte. 'e . an1
, 1875-11-01

G110E EFI~I.a
TIE rATTtSt3 RECORD F0R 1875

TIE HATfIEff HEENH3 FUN lD1Vs
Below nil be found complete showing Of tho
batting record Of every professional WHO has
played baso bali With championship club
during the base hnll year onded last night. III
making this record every game has bcen incNnl-
oi whicl. was played for the championship Of
1876. This takeHin all Centennial, Washington, and
Kcokuk games a. well aa thoee played by Or witli
clabs Which finished the ecaeon. Tho lsat COW
crs a1l tic games, hut docs NOT Include Ok
hibition contests or games with tho Cincinnati
or other professional or somi-profcssional Clubs
not in tho ring. In short, 1t shows just tho
batting strength OF each playcr AZ cxhihlle1 in
Efforts to gain the cilaMptonsh!p pennant:
, 1875-11-01
pews, II fnrn.ccs ara Inadequate, let e!earn bs
anbttitutcd. nnd I. for ono. a momber Of tho
church. will to mora than willing to heAr usy
sbAro Of tho e1penHe. CENTENARY.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Atx1e a1k a1ftte r - "

THE "sAcE arrES,"
II has often tocn said that the Germans OF
this city would or could not support Iegu1E
theatre. Tha fa1tacy Of this assertion has beon
completely proven since Mr. Alexander Wurstsr
has surroundcd himself With roally abo and
mcritoriona company. and rcrtcd tho Now
Chicago Thensro for tho presentation Of
tho be:t uorman plays. ~, sinco tho open.
bcen invariably good, and MIR. Wnrster has lad
no caueo to complain OF tho support llo receives
from Lilo public. The ronaon tho German thea
tres in this city were no badly pAsroni2ed hero
tofore whs hccnuso tho companies we're not ur
to tho requirements Of tho public ta.to. Ono Or
two Of tho uombe1s could act tofcrabty well,
wilo tho rest vera but stlcks. Another
drawback was that tItoto wha au npology OF a
theatre in osery po.tlon Of tho city and 10 places
Tho New Chicngo, Theatre, on tho contrary, il
we'll adapted for tho Representation OF German
plays, and tho meritogious performance
that hsyo bcan given at shtt rlasa
made ita ts,ost popular resort, whFs'.
is attended evo.y Sunday evening not only hy
thu elite II tito Ncs,nan i.a!hth''1 t'nt also y?
Amer:canB vito understand VI st1'dS 'he e'efnlau
]a%guagr.
Last evening. tho ncw. ,piav c,1'islca Tho
Inco Oucou" fSpit1nn-ksrni;in1 was pro-
ducel for tho hrs. tInr. This piece 's con"
Eofleration Of van nlsvto. drama. hr'd nrorh.
bonIo and is one Of sl,c hAplaos' p'oruc1.u,is a.
L'Arrousc. Tho music incidental to tho rocc Is
most oxrcllcn:. AMI MAS composed by Mr. II.
Tial. sir. I,.trrongo's productions afe very pop
ular With TIN Gernlane, and tho fAct that t!.efo
vas tho full strength Of Mr. Wnr-
eter's .wo excellent companioa In tho
ca.t llnti tho effect Of bringing ont
tho Ioycts of tlerman drama in full force. Nav
er heforo WAS lhe Sev Chicago Theatre 80 crowd
room waa left. aud hururcls woro turned Hwhy,
unable to gain admission. lilo play itself was
well given, aud created quito futoro. tho aclors
beng repeatedly called bcsofo tho curtain.
Tho fuslness of the piece was earr,cd on mRn-
" by Mario Wolf. Guetayc Donald, jolIanua
ClauHaer and Julius Koch, 10 whom great csolit
Ia due.
, 1875-11-01

In tho groat o1cctmons SUIT Of Calhoun n.
DcrIngsr W. co1o OF al. NJ Yl'kcsbarre "a. for
coal lands valued at e4,000,000, verdict has
been rendered In favor OF Derlngos.
Col. Mchael Magoyenie, Jr., 4 prominent ostt-
zen Of Momphis Las donated house aud q
acrea OF ground on tho boulevard near that
city 10 thu BEters OF the Good Shepherd a. aa
asylum tor falteu women and lndsgept children.
Ds. George u. Wallis, Of Tho New York Herald
delivered eulogy iu Now York on saturday on
The late Frederic Hudson, former managing ed-
tor Of the Herald. There wan = vsrJ aaTRe Al
tendance Of tousnslats And othnE Uell-2nown
citizeuA.
Vhs puhli4hsfa OF tho Davenport Gazette and
ii ia Dsmoerai uI the sams eisy. hAvs hpu1sd
khef N0yamaQ of sadUntteb pf whkea, 10 JRks
eaaql Nov, i Tas, EsaSlbaa Il A6avl u ps..
, 1875-11-01

~, = 1ao 1soW 27E11H 10 tUu EFVHEs
no it'c chicago Lie, which il strictly Ohlesxo
ne1ta'' h'ats IT. first tratna tolay, Tho suosusng
s.ps'' "Ha tallmaus drawing room slee1et7, the
nncst bult by thu Company, vii, le.ya ut oio a. NJ.
running through 10 New York, via GsYeian4 without
enaeHe. ~ tia so =. n fast oxrtss. thero Will Ia
naI Sa,s ta.a WITH aaes dr.sing aeopsts ana
WITH tess sooiniaodlt lions oiisssl. Ias.anaers u,
Toafe M e. Ea. III zssy asknowls!so hs superiority II
other roes Yeket4 aud seeinu ~ hara 'ns ai ~ ~
II depot, Exposition LuiltiuE A-'*''A' H'"e
, 1875-11-01

CHIC

CHICAGO.
Tbs alarm from 1}ax lis 1t leo o'clock 5eator~
dny afternoon wa4 iafso.
Tho alnrn from Box 3G7 at 7:A5 o'clock last
evening was caused by n tiro iu tho two'story
frnn.e building. No. 81 Dobbin street, owned and
occupied NJ n dwelling bs Jacob Wolf. Damage,
a15 d; fully Insured. Cause unknown,
'fHe alntm Of fro from Uux Isl at 3 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon wnA ca,lsr.l by fro III tho
two-stoly building owned aild occupied ~ o NIT
ten factory BY August Applu. Tho firo origiua-
tod III n bctl Upstairs from, unknown cansoH.
Damage, sl5; fuil5 insured In tbs Traders Of
Chicago.