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A NEGRO EXECUTED.

TowANDA Pa, July ], 1875.
Tho execution to-day OF Albert Brown, who, last
August, outraged and alterward cur the throat OF
Cora Grcenleaf aged i've years, attracted about
thousand persons from the country. The hanging
was witnessed by about nity people, among whom
we're number OF lsdles. On his way TO the gal
lows tho prisoner was supported by two men,
one or rls legs having been amputatcd, the result
OF being struck by locomotive shortly after the
commission OF the crime. lie approached the
scafold Without exhibiting the least rear end
maintained an attitude OF indifference 10 the
end, Tho burden OF his last words was that ne
nAd committed the murper Sut h0 did nOt con-
sid6s nlmseif Responsible.
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AUSTRIA.

PEASANTS IN REVOLT AGAINST THE FEUDAL
LoRDs-THR WORKING MEN DEFEAT THE
MILITIA.
LONDON July 2-5 80 A. NJ.
special despatch from Vienna to the standard
reports that the peasants OF Deya and vicinity, in
Pennsylvania have revolted against The mobiles
and defeated battalion OF militia.
NUMBER OF MEN KILLED.
Many persons have been killed. including TWO
judges
AN ARMY MARCHING TO THE SCENE.
Regular troops have been sent to the scene Of
the outbreak.
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THE FIJI ISLANDS.

aHE POPULATION STILL SUFFERING SEVERELY
FROM DIsEAsE--ENeLAND '1IAY" SEND MID
ICAL AID.
LONDON, July l, 1876.
Advlces received to-day rom FIJI report that
there ls no diminution in the violence OF the
measles and typnod fever on the island.
The mortality from the disease is great. IL is
probable that medical assistance will be sent from
Australia to the afii cted people.
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TIE PAPAL EMBASSY.

BUFFALO, July !, 1875.
The Pope's Ablegate, Bishop RonceGri, and his
Secretary, Dr. Ubaidi, arrived IN this city We'd
nesday evening. Tney visited The Falls to-day,
accompanied by the Right Rev. Bishop Ryan, Dr..
Cronyn, OF this city, and Rev. Or. McGlyun OF New
York They were entertained this evening at the
Bishops palace Addresses OF welcome III nglsh
ana French were maze, aud were responded 10 by
Bishop Ryan IN English and Bishop ltOnCettI in
French Tue party leave here tomorrow Tor QUE
bee, Montreal and Canada.
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THE AMERICAN CENTENNIAL.

TRENCH EXECUTIVE ACTION TOR WORTHY
REPRESENTATION OF TIE NATION.
PARIS, July l, 1875.
The Journal OUciey publishes q decree appoint
ing special committee for the purpose OF encour-
aging FTenchmen 10 participate n the Phlladel-
pnia Centennial ExhloItion and facilitating the
Efforts Of those wno intend doing so.
The committee Is composed OF members Of the
Assembly, merchants and other persons. num-
ber of whom hold re atlons with the United States
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THREATENED INSURANCE WAR.
BOSTON, Mass, july 1, 1877;

BOSTON, Mass, JulJ 1, 1875.
There was considerable excitement IN insurance
circles mere to-day over d diffculty between the
National Board OF Fire Underwriters and the Bos-
ton companies which lately Withdrew from the
local board. The nuaoturers Fire and Marine
having been expelled from the National Board for
refusing 10 open is books Tor examination By he
supervising agent, all the seeding companies
have made like re usal, and It Is supposed tnaC
they Will be dealt wlth in the same manner. it Is
thongnt that a lively insurance war has broken
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OUR RIFLENEN IN IRELAND.
Shooting for the AbrCOrn Cup at The
DCllymOunt Ranges.
The Contest Undecided and
To BE Continued.
National Honors to the Sons of
Columbia.

DUBLIN July l. 1875.
The shooting for the Abercorn Cup began TO-
day at Douymount
The American rinemen participated.
TIE CONTEST UNDECIDED.
The match was not finished, and VIII be con.
tinued tomorrow.
THE BEST SHOTS.
The best scores were made by Pollock and
wilson, OF the Irishmen, anu Fulton anu Glider
sleeve. OF the Americans.
FROM THE FIELD TO THE HALL OF SONG.
complimentary promenade concert was given
this evening In honor Of the American rinemen.
The Lord Mayors OF Dublin and YORK were
among the audience.
Tue American team met with an enthusiastic
reception when they entered the hall
Signor Foil sang an air composed specially for
the occasion, entitled "Dear Columbia"
TILE CAPTAIN OF THE IRISH TEAM RESIGNS HIS
COMMAND.
Major Leech has resigned the captaIncy OF the
Irish ride team
THE VICTORIOUS RIFLEMEN.
PREpAnATIoNs TO HONOR TaEM UPON Tznaa
RETURN no THIS COUNTRY.
Yesterday afternoon Joint meeting of the COM
mittees Of me Amateur Rife Association ana the
National Ride Association was held ia the once or
General Marun T. Mcmahon, room 27, Bennett
Building. The meeting was called by Colonel
George W. Wiugate, with the view to devising
means TO raise funds for the purpose OF receiving
the American team on their return from Irelanu.
The following letter from &r. A. 7. Stewards pri-
vate secretary was read:-
Ny DEAR COLONEL WINGArE-Mr Stewart
made the statement you allude to and under all
the circumstances - onlY too happy In carrying IL
out by increasing his subscription $780,
Tie sends his w8rme5t congratulations on the
brilliant result OF the friendly contest In haste,
yours truly, HENRY HILTON
Somc discussion WAS INDUCED IN as TO whether
the meeting had power to take any action which
woald bind either OF the Organizations. General
Smaller Was OF opinion that the meeting had no
such power, but Mr.. Wingate thought 1t mad. Tie
discussion, winch became very rambling, was at
last dropped and suggestions solicited from those
present as to the proper place to give
q banquet TO the ''team" Some general
remarks were made shout having military dis
play, but as it was shown that 40 exact hour
could be set Tor the arrival OF the team the pro-
ject was abandoned. The joint committee not
wlthstanding Mr. Wingate's opinion TO the con-
trary. finally decided that they had no power, and
voted to adjourn leaving the iurther consldera.
tlon Of the matter 10 the National Rife Associa-
ton, which meets oa Tuesday next. The Amateur
Ride Club VIII hold meeting early IN the alter
noon OF tuesday and appoint a committee to act
with the committee OF the National Ride Associa-
iion in making out reception programme.
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LONDON CHANGE.

FAILURES TO THE AMOUNT or FIVE MILLIONS
OF DOLLARS.
LONDON, July !, 1875.
The liabilities of Dacosta, Kaate & Co., who
have failed, are s1,250.oOO not s25OOCO as before
stated.
BTlLL ANOTHER.
The Liabilities OF KIlburn, Kershaw & Co., whose
failure Is also announced, are SO, 100000.
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CUBA.

a SUSPECTED VESSEL SAILS FOR THE UNITED
sTATEs-GoLD MARKET REGULATIONS.
HAVANA, July /, 1875.
The schooner Mary Chiffon which was found on
che CUBAN coast abandoned and brought here has
aaed for the United states
GOLD SALES REGULATIONS.
An oflcial decree has been issued prohibiting
time contracts for gold.
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OUR FLAG ABROAD.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD By CABLE.
LONDON, July l, 1876.
The United States ship Monongnhela has
arrived at Maldonado, Uruguay, sixty miles
east of Montevideo.
She lost ON the voyage Mr. Coleman, secre-
tary to the commander, who was carried off
by an attack of fever
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SPAIN.

THE ALFoNIsTs CANNoNADINa MANY OF THE
CAELIST POSITIONS.
MADRID, July !, 1875.
Official dispatches announce tnat the Alfonsiss
batteries have op ened II heavy cannonade against
Santa Barbara, Craqu, Maneru, villa Taerta,
Artaza and Estela.
Eighteen shells have fallen within the latter
town.
CARLISTS RETREATING.
The Carlists have abandoned Maneru.
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THE VETERANS OF 1912.

A meeting OF the veterans OF 1912 has been
called ior Mondey, July 8, TO be held AT Military
Hall, No. 1913 B0wery, at noon. II mas been the
custom OF the SixtA regiment TO give the veterans
dlnUer put thls year they have not received any
tnytvAlon-
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GERMANY AND AMERICA.

ADMIRAL woRDENs THANKS FOE THE NATIONAL
CoURTESIES AT KEEL.
KEEL, July l, 1875.
The United States men-of-war Franklin and
Alaska lett his harbor aG hallpast one O'Clock
thls afternoon for Stockholm.
Admiral Worden publicly expressed his thanks
for tue reception given 10 himself ana his of1cers
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BURMAH AND BRITAIN.

THE KING REFUSES THE PRIVILEGE OF ARAY
TRANSIT TO THE ENGLISH.
LONDON, July $3.50 i. M.
The report that the King OF Burmah refuses to
allow British troops TO pass through his territory
fs 0f1cally confirmed.
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~ DIXON ROMAN.

]. Dixon ROm9n, twenty-five years OF ace, son
OF the late Hon. J. Dixon Roman. oil the STATE OF
NJ sFyand, and member of the class OF 1876, Har-
vaTd University, died suddenly a. HagerstOwn,
Md, yesterday morning, July 1.
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n APPLETON Co.
~. $40 and 55l Broadway. New York.
PUBLISH THIS DAY:
TUR ITALIANs.

THE ITALIANS.
d or BY & esns i eS psrv aSo S S c 2i %
Italy, &c, One vol, llmo. Cloth Price Sli5t
esh sna Clever The 6ook has the double recon- mcn1s
ton Of being entertaining and ns,rucve ~ 81 woTtn
pictures Italian lite and manners "-rimeS March -y6-
Kind han The ITALIANS 'IT5e ionaon SSade1y '1
The Italians Is novel which ought GO Tar 10 self
adecded place among standard hotoual l'srai Mre
Of The day. and The author may be honesy c1psI stu-
don Morning Post
anu ielcP & o. o NJ maj % o; plot
season and. have SAID, there runs bens ath all
aais6 stamp the work tar0nghout ',London ~ ,ar
tux cmLDuooDb or RELmIors,
Embresei9g Sin simple hccouqt M q tha siSsr = Growtn
lvoG, I2rno. cioils Price, 81 sG
World which was received BY the public w "a nnioosed
for favor an atemV was made To coavoy young per
which has been gathered during ars ana Il IL
vance from lower to higher stages o. elsio9s belief
that he present voiume winch deals tnanly with mo
great relgons o. ths kest snended.So DC suppIcmon
THE DFsoENr or NAN.
AND SELECTION IN RELATplN TO SIX
BY Charles Darwin n viii iugsteatioas New
eaiuoh' Fssviseu anu ausheeBn'e~ S0mpleka 70 ohe
For our part we Gnd Dr DafSnrs vndic.on Of ths
Thelsm than raley's Estursl Ihe9legy' though we do
! cciyes It himself n--London spectator
,Eyen tho oharge OF aiheism, which violently
| urged against Nr. Darwin, is now rarely heard, And
! thcolOgians whose orthodoxy ia unC,uUstoned, nave
vontufcd 20 admit thai IL is possible 80 Believe boh In
Christianity aud the D0rwmian THEORY he saine
| time. .n--CitZ' NJ and Mound Table.
TINS theory y row udorscd nv rAsuy eminent sclen-
lists who at arJt comhatct II iatiudng SIR Charles
! Iyen, probably he most learr Ell OF gcOoaiss aud
even by class oi vhristan fnvncs like Dr hcOoShs
VINO think that certain theorie OF coamogouY Ike the
nehuiar hvpotnesis and tho Jaw OF evolution, may he
accepted without doing Nsoicnce 20 Mith"-'Hven'nG
| Bulletin.
Either OF the sbove ent tree by 60 any address IN
the United statsA on fccoipt Of the Drsca
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THE FOURTH OF JULY IN PARIS.

THE AMERICAN RESIDENTS IN THE FRENCH
CAPITAL NOT TO cELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE
DAY.
IsPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD Ell cAB1E.l
PARIS, July /, 1875.
There viii be no celebration of the eanni-
versary of American independence, the
Fourth Of July, by the Americans resident in
Paris
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YACHTING ON TIE HUDSON

SON YACHT cLUB-THE LEROY, MARY EMMA
AND LULU THE WINNERS.
Tue Central HUDSON Yacht Club, OF which Mr..
Irving Grnnell is commodore, held its second an
nual regatta yesterday on New hamburg, the
event bringing together large number OF aand-
some and fast boats. No more charming day
could have been selected FOR the event The at
mosphere was deliciously cool ana the wind sum
cienrly fresh to suit the most exactIng Hudson
River yacntsman- Anmatters connected with the
race were under the direction OF Messrs Philip
Schuyler James Roosevelt and B. Aymar Sands.
The yachts were divided into three classes tue
first consisting or boats Is feet and over, the
ond 20 leet and under rs ieeJ and the third under
20 feet The entries were as follows -
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A MORE SUPERB PRESENT CANNOT BIZ OIVRN
n Co cultivated person tlan "fhe Cycope lir st tina
Best Thoughts Charles Dckeuss caretuy IN 1exed-
beautifully bound Price. S.. Coupled by T. q. Defon
tame auI published by n. j. hALE SON. IL AurrAT
street. YORK.
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FIRST GLASS.

The course was from an imaginary line drawn
from lagboat TO the New Hamburg DOCK, north
to ana around nagboat on Van Rensselaer's
Point, south 10 and around hagOoat OF Low Point
ana BACK TO starring point going twice over the
course. The course for the third class yachts was
once over the above Time was allowed for the
first and second classes at the rate of two min
utes TO the loot. and Tor tue third class one min
ute TO tue foot. The prizes were handsome silver
pieces Tor each class besides the champion PEN
nant OF the club. The following is the result ofthe
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RAILROAD CONVENTION.

ATLANTA, Ca, July !, 1874
Tne Railroad Convention adjourned to-day
after establishing about the same rates 10
Northern cities 90 now prevail
The Convention VIII meet four times yearly,
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.ErARrMENr oF rnE INTHRIoR,


DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, J
OFFICE or INDIAN AFFAIRS,
WASHINGTON, -. O., July !, 1875. J
Professor ID. y. MARSH, Yale scientific School,
New Haven. Conn.
At the request OF the Honorable the Secretary
OF the interior the Board OF Indian commissioners
have nominated as q committee TO Investigate
anaITs az Red Cloud Agency, Hon. A. Il. Bullock,
OF Worcester, Mass. Hon. Thomas @. Fletcher, OF
81. Louis, Mo-, and Hon. George W. Lane, OF the
Chamber oil Commerce, New York, and iC Is
understood that these gentlemen have accepted
the service TO winch they uave been invited.
In preparing instructions Tor their guidance have
against the Red Cloud Agency administration
except In a general way as detailed TO me By
yourself az several interviews, but ! have in
formed them of the requcst of the secretary tnat
yOu VIII reduce these complaints TO written
statement to be accompanied with such proofs
and suggestions as TO reliable sources OF evidence
as VIII aid In securing thorougn inyestigation:
nave also informed them OF the appointment aud
PURPOSE OF TuIs COMMISSION
and my intention to renew the request hereto
fore made by tue honorable Secretary that you
viii now farnish rhe said written statement max
ing the charges as specific ana furnishing evidence
as much In detail as possible; or, II you are not
prepared to DO TINS, tnat you VIII IN any way
most agreeable to yourself make known
in definite form your impressions and viows
respecting Indian afrair5, resulting from your
personal observation while In the lndlan country.
make this request of YOU in the Detei that you
can have no etner desire IN this matter than that
the interests and rights botn OF the indians and
the government may De protected, aDd desire 10
renew the assurance heretofore given YOU that
~ IS the sincere wish and purpose OF the depart
ment 20 prevent irauds as lar as pOssiOe aud 10
omit no en0rt 10 discover them when pcrpetrated,
aud An AL respects 10 bring the Indian service 10
the highest possible standard OF humanity and
strict integrity. Very respectfully, your obedient
servant h. r. SMITH, Commissioner
The Commissioners has also prepared tnstruc-
tions for the guidance Of the Committee OF Invos,
tlgation and forwarded Ehsm today
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YELLOW FEVER AT KEY WEST.

KEY WEST, Fla, July l, 1875.
There were two deaths mere yesterday from
yellow fever. J. v. HARRiS, health Ohicer.
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THE RED CLOUD AGENCY.

THE INVESTIGATION OF PROFESSOR MARsH's
CHARGRs--CoMA1UNICATIo FROM ooAiMIs-
SIoNER SMITH.
WASHINGTON, July !, 1875.
The following letter wac sent 10 Professor Marsh
The New York herald., 1875-07-02

A VERDICT UNANIMOUS FOR PAIN PAINT AS
the standard remedy Tor pain.
For catarrh WoLcorr's CATARRH ANErHILArOR.
The New York herald., 1875-07-02

ERYSIPELAS DlEFUSED INFLAMMATION OF
the and cellular tissueCSILEs LTNtNKNT oDIDK
Ammonia is specific. sold by all druggists Depot
No i5l Sixth avenue New YORK only % cents and 81
u
The New York herald., 1875-07-02

DESHLER'S PILLS ARE THE SUREST AND
safest remedy for OHIILs FEvER MALARIA
The New York herald., 1875-07-02

A.-RUPTURE AND PHYSICAL DEFORMTTIES
successfully treated by DR.. y N. MASH lprincipal of
the late firm of Marsh Coz, his OLD Office No.
Vcsey street Astor House. No connection with any
other office IN this city.
The New York herald., 1875-07-02

POOR THINGS MILLIONS OF BEDBUGa
and reaches are busted to death every day with
KgOWLRs' INSECT DEsrROYER-
The New York herald., 1875-07-02

GENTLEMEN'S AND LADIES' NEAT, SER
vceaOle Doors and Sn0Es, So CANTRELL, 2A Fourth
avenue.
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CHANGES IN THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT-THN
NEW TREASURER ENTERING UPON His DUTIES
COUNTING THE MONEY
All the money in the Treasurer's ONCE IS now
being counted. About 125 ladies' are engaged in
the business In several rooms. The count is super
intended by gentlemen espec. ally appointed for
that service. IL is estimated that the money ag-
gregates about $60,0oOO00, each separate note
passing the hands OF the counters. AL the money
is to be recounted before 1t is transferred to the
new treasurer, who entered upon his duties to-
day. Many friends OF General Spinner called upon
MIN this morning to take leave. His ietiracy
seems to be regretted by tie employees OF the Bu-
reau more than by other parties, some OF whom,
including ladies' VIII be removed by the new in-
cumoent. Colonel Frank Jones. Assistant Cashier
is the first to feel the effects OF the cnange. His
place is temporarily supplied by Mr.. Guthrie. The
bond OF Mr.. New, the Treasurer, is for $3.50 900,
his boudsmen being citizens Of IndlanaDous in.
cludlng William II. english. The Treasury Depart
ment Is disturbed IN every part owing TO the
changes IN Office AMI removals unuer the pro-
VISIONS OF the act providing for the general reor-
ganlzauon.
THE NEW POSTAL TREATY IN oPERATIoN-ARTI-
Giles EXCLUDED FROM THE MAILS
The new postal rates between this and nearly aE
the foreign countries, which were fixed at Berne,
went into effect to-day. Uniform rates OF postage
will be levied and collected in the United States
on correspondence 10 and from all the countries
represented at that convention, excepting that OF
France, which Will not come under the provisions
OF the treaty until January /, 1876. The Depart
ment has Issued circular giving the rates ana
such instructions as are deemed necessary.
The following articles are excluded from the
mails namely:-'Any letter or other pacSet
when may contain either gold or silver money.
Jewels or precious artl' les or any oJner articles
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WASHINGTON. w

WASHINGTON, July I, 1875.
THE RE0APITULArION OF TIE PUBLIC DIET
STATEMENT.
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERVEILLEUSE lS ACA
knOWlcdged by ali who have it safest and
best Cosmetic in the world For sale by all principal
The New York herald., 1875-07-02

ALL METAL TRUSSES ARE NOW DISCARDED
by me best physicians unwelcome nuisances and ex
-soences. THE ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY, $50
dway, speedily curing rupture Is sverywhers
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERvEILLEUSE rs NOT
enamel bui medicine for the skin Ladies are in
vi.ed before purchasing For sale. Wholesale
retail at No : West Twenty nth street. Hoffman
House. Price So per bottle
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ALASKA BEAVERS, 50 10, WORTH so; REGU-
lar SO hat 81 30. gentemen's Pearl Cassmerca SO ~
worth 81; straw Hats sDecialtyi money saved -
money made. Is New church street. I'D stairs
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PARTIES CAN RETURN BY THs REGULAR
TRAIN AT 7i5 p. M., REACHING NEW Yoag
EARLY ON MONDAY MORNING. ENABLING vIsE-
TORS TO SPEND SIX AoU9s ar THE FALLS AT A
TRIPPING kXPENSE-
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A.-DERBY DAY, TOMORROW CSATURDANs
JULY j.
LONG BRANCH RACES.
JARRETT & PALMhk'S superb ste amer
PLYMOUTH BOOK
~ For full particulars detailed advertisement in
the Ixcur sion column.
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SELL MORE OF GILES LINIMENT lODIDH
AMMONIA In one week than do any other iinimenh
or extract IN month My customers say GIlEs, INI-
has the merit. 10 acts Immediately it be
lied IL has Rken the place other external
remedy The horscmen OF Westcheser are delighted
with tt r. N. CASEY, Druggist
Mount Vernon, Westminster county, New York
Sold by all druggists Depot No. 45l sixth avenue,
New York. Only 90 cents ana 81 per bottle.
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JULY 4TH.-"S0LID MEN TO THE FRONT"
and avoid the fleets of the prevailing heat make
Immediate purchase OF one Of kNOX's elegant summer
hats the coolest and handsomest fabric ever Onered Tor
public approval Those who patronize kNOAS storeA.
22 Broadway and the Fifth Avenue Hotel, will real
2e a delghLlul sense oi comfort
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TnE EOUITABLF life ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
NEW PuRLICATlON ).

THE PERUVIAN SYRUP IA PROTOXIDH OP
irouJ is a fountain OF health" to the dyspepdc
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The following Is a recapituatlon OF the public
debt statement issued this afternoon;-
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9TH OF JULY EXCURSION TO NIAGARA
FALLS. AT THE RATE OF 30 MILES AN HOUR
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-01
A Handkerchief Filtration.

The Louisville Courier Journal says "a
remarkable suit for breach of promise has
recently been brought before the Bati-
more courts, the details of which reveal
curious custom among the Polish
Jews. The suit was brought by a Hebrew
maiden named Ietta MausinervitZ against
Isaac Mayloss, also Il Hebrew, $4,000
damages being laid by the plaintiff The
alleged engagement was by symbolic
betrothal each taking hold Of the ends
of a handkerchief and pulling it, the
Specification being that the parties are
held or bound to each otheS and some
times, though not always, the words
We are bound, or similar phrase, are
pronounced. A number of witnesses tes-
tilted that such custom of bctrothal ex-
listed among orthodox Polish Jews,
though not among German Jews. II was
proven that this ceremony was performed
between the plaintiff and defendant and
that the defendant went TO the house
where she lived, taking with him his sis
ter, and after an hours conversation with
each other they went through the form of
handkerchief. pulling in the presence of
several persons. The Judge instructed
the jury that if such "A custom existed
among the Polish Jews. and if the custom
had been observed by the parties, the
contract Of marriage need not he proven
by express words, but NAV be shown by
acts, by frequent visits, and other signiti-
cant alterations. The jury hung upon the
ragged edge Of the legal technically for
while, and then found a verdict for The
young lady who considered her aiec-
lions blighted, and affixed the monetary
value OF the damages caused by the said
blight AT one cent. The Brighter wa. pos
sessed Of sufficient wealth to liquldate,
and the maiden leit the court sadder, wiser,
and one centthe gamer