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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-26
lic Seuatprtpabtcn.-S Ser status
euo in SeutteiSee.

9taibpille, Seun., %. San.- Die bel.
ben !SGuIer Der @eiebgebung nabnlen bente
bic 40. 9lbitimmung Dor. Sobnlon erbtett AZ,
Sutc 40, @ptn9 Sttmmen; sur gSabl iiro
AZ Stinn1en rlot9ipeiOtg. Sei'm 80. unb
81. Sallot ittegSobnIon auf Al uno Butte auf
Al Stimnen; bei'm folgenoeu Ballot erbielt
Sobnion 45, 8ute 46; bei'nt 30. Ballot ers
bielt S5obnion "A, Butte 46. Grz9oup.
Sromn rprrbe Johann ,pieber nOulilttrt. Sen.
Sute'8 Same puree 5uriid9eSo9en. Die
gr0Bte 4uiregun9 berrIdbte. - Wtan 1T allac'
ureiu Der 9lnTf]t, OaB oic Sade mOrgen
beim eriten Ballot entidieOen peroen luiro.
Sowobl bic 2tnhdnger Sobuion'S, ais audi
oieleni9en 8romn'8 Gegen Die gr6Bte6pffnrng
anI Grfolg
Sic itetterlttallms To iayfetusSrleans.
st c 10 SrleanS, %. San. - Oas Gons
greB Somite unterIud]t nod thinner oaS Ser
fahren Der StimmenSdbler Seb0rbe. Sic
Serpelle, meld)e erbrad)t murben, iparen 0iess
ielben, ais Die, melme Dem leBten Gomite pors
9elegt noroen Iinb. Die glnbdnger Ste
Guerp'8 babeu abernlalS borgei6lagen, Die
9Sabl bon 1872 benz @omite 5ltr gegutnd)s
tuug gu unterbreiten. Die 9taOifaleu Seigerl
bur4aus feline gfetsung, itd) bteiem eompro'
nib 81 fiiaen,
Sic @efeb0cbatt8 Dott sylorisa.
Sallaba lice, Gla., %. San. = 9el
Senat periamnlelte fid) berte sDtorgen' 1C
llbr. Bic repnblifanii1en 0iitglieoer abien
tirten It'd, nm eS III perbln0ern, oaB eilles
rerielbeu ieines Cites perluitig erffdrt merOe
Der Gudltor unb ieine 9liiilleuten iuuroer
pon Dem Brdiiocnten initruirt, Die 0titgliebel
Su perbaften unb porsnfiibren; bel oieier Sc
| leoeuhett iOltrOe BON Dem SoelIator Harftt
aus Yeni0cOla auf eiuen SiilfS Gnaltor &C.
ldoiien; Der Senator enil9ulbigte fd) bamit
oaB Der 0udlor 5uerit ami ibu geidoiier
babe.
Dieie SdlieBafiaire, ipelde i'm @an;el isbi
unblutig pcrllei, erre9te groBes 9tufieben
Der 2(utragi oen @omuerneur I'M militdri
ldlen Sdub 81 bitten, iunrbe nieberge
ltimmt.
MOrsen besinnt Die Senatormabl.
86nts &alafaha.
Salt2afe @rtn, 20. San. - &Uuil
Saiatana faum geltern slbeub burd S9oeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-26
TeSern, Matraten uno 8etteu
BON
Charles 9naGnber & SGbmcn,
ssr. 2S, @ejts 0raftitraf,c.
nhp ARr ca


sbsnio Bett,pilIid,; Comforts, Btanfets.
Saarz, gprinas uno Snit Wdttasen, oorrdtbis
ooer anf gefeauns semadti an9 Gle Reparaturen
aufs Beife beiorgt.
Yl0eeIn aner art aepolftert ooer um9epoIitert.
2ounges, Sopbas unoSeIieln porrdtbi9; aud naib
Srber senadt o6er reparrt ~ ben biaisien reiIen.
(SCH96, i2Vites
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,, Y9ilaoclpBid=9S tlmim9ton=93als
fiffinrct. lSiicnhn a I'm G

yiut B9HaocpbiG, JScNeitHtioncu uuo oSelu=
mare Gieu6GIn" NM 1.2j Uior9Cue, SouHta9s aus
gcuOmnen.
Tud YbildrcIpbjG unh Ncp zgnrt-(idJ in Berrpz
Uae miiBort 8tpOht pcrbinocu6} UNI g.2j ibrOior=
0cu5, <oHutGg6 dus0Cu0mn'eu.
bad 9cm god pOu ncr Gbnrlcs Str0fcn=Std=
ton nm lU.jj llbr Nior9cHs, Souutdg5 ausgcuOm=
men.
Noh B6ild6cp6io uuo giciuz gorf-(iidJ in ggti.
mugtuH NIT hCr .SclcOGrGiCu6d6u" uerdinoeu0)
nm 2.i0 u9r N0bmittoas, Ousgcnoulmcu Conn
tags,
Filr 2BcQciotoncn nm II. ubr Natbm., ou59cz
uummcn SOnntd0e.
giGtb Bbiiaoeip6tu um G.2j u9r Nadmittog5 tag
lid.
Jiah 9icm=Nort BON ncr G0urlcsGru6cn Stuz
tiou-Srprcs= Sug nm 1919 l6r abcnts tdglid.
Sic ,BQilaoepbi0z 8attmorcr Gcntrul giieuz
6QGu' pcrldRt SaltimorC nm 2 lbr giGtmittdus
9lillctz NNIe0n 9it. iI, l8el 8altimorcilr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-26
Die alariIfr 31anar
Die beiBe Tuft-Kod)becrSe
GrflGrung.

Ss5siIa ir oise eIsssnSei M nm sun6sn mo osm
Saotum anSSssssn oaS mir aast tdi, .
a.ngSei5c nerfnnfen nm unIeren 8orrat6 su reou5iz
sep aTrptsst r Sabea 756 eaarsssts BON s5O bis $40
BRO gtid, ipelte mir Sum &ofenprete Ge!anen; ter'
aer 5000 arbs 5riSetes gu 30 sents nno tbeuref lo'
mie Elm Gllaemeines aiiortiment BON Saaripadren,
Saar6irfen, tdlnmen u. YarIimerie'n. Wan iprede
Sor in SIR. g. Sertnstonftrage, uns beebe ftb Die
GDa1ren q. St,x-,se
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IN 0r. =. 6. yDtollton,

-. ,as Ssets sssaaettc., oberbalb gntamfrase.
sahne perosn oar6aus obne S4merSen NIT Siilfe
oes aad,soies ausse3osen 9anse @eoiiis NIT SnmS
u,i,dbnen 10 bais,. ME $40 uno paneno saIantirt;
1RSn fomme uuo 1e6e iib oieelben an... Sabne NIT
ddtem Goloe auf cine porBii9litbe 9Seie geInlt ~
uno L0ber. Beronen weroen wobitbnn, pier . eorSii1
ipredNn, sbe lie anoerstpo bngslen "a oss 6ae1t,<
ar,nsit,In5t mint i6ertroffeu neroen tonnen. Die
s,tee Tno ebr nieors, nno miro alle Mrbeit 8cranz
firi. S15 GSeid,Gft lit Su ieoer 3eit aeoFinet.
G0ftIt-cSult!0. Sftit-Snui0, ,UGtS)
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@erbeeremOc sSemets6rmait ta sSae=
utsI, Ssagtt+ Srcibmnoert s. dts
fer Scritort. t.-Ser Scrtra9 5tvi=
fd)e1t SSaDti ttno gan SDmin9p.
da
= We1tidleuireHce.

Sacrtel, 10. San. = 9lm %. 0eSember
faub cine Seuersbrunt bier itatt, rpeld)e bret
bunoert 96ucr eindi9erte. Scrluit $500, 900.
DIE @rtra Sibnng Der Geiebgebnng DON
9apti bat ben Sertrag S,uiiden 6apti uno
gan Domingo ratiftStrt.
Sin 9teger wnrbe ans Dem Sunern mad
Sacnel gebrad)t, Der @teni6enfreiierei auge=
fla9t; er 1T 5um SoOe perurtbeilt mOroen
nnO mirb in einigen Sagen bingeri6tet 'per-
ben. 2ils man ibn perbaftete, bate CT ben
.&nnf einPS CnferS LII eineni 6nrhc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-26
Sic 8epotmttnn IN Icmesnela.
Sl1ts Siinn,,trrifn.

pa m a, 16. San. = yIadjrldJten poN
Ga 8aS, Solipia, conitatiren, baB bort am
"a. b. 0t. ein furhtbarer @erpltter Sturm
gepiitbet babe, Bel Dem cine groBe 9tnSubl
5duier ourd ben Slib getroffen uub piee
9Peronen getobtet tuOroen iino. @lei1Seitig
brad bort eine Nepolution aus.
8anamd, 16. San. = Brdiibent 9aroo
iagt in ieinem Seridte iiber Die Sperationen
gegen Bierpla unb ieine 9lnbdnger in 9lrcqut=
pa, OaB ole 3abl Der SoOten unO Serwnnoe-
ten beiOerieits lebr Sablrei6 gerueien iinc.
0os 0tilitdr erfldrtc iid sn @nnlten oes
Senor @uentin. Die SolOaten, iuelfe alle
betrltnfen maren, blrdSo9en Die StraBen,
ld1ofien mad red)tS nnO llnf8 mo tUNteten
pteIe YcrOneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-26
1laaare,s Dahnpalper

.,,s,tin rsiuist uno matt Die Saane wsib, lS1t ben
gBeimiteiu ab, uno peroinhert oG5 Sefoer9en ger
omem uno iparfam. Breis % @ents. gu baoent
elen Ipot6efen uub Srosueu=Sanolun9en.
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NcFnuutn,od,u,ro.


3)us UiuiifcOrpS bcrett lett Die Nuuptitubtc pca
Shcus uno lSeiteu5 aui oem lBCge ruf toulsptIIe,
Sp., i'll lcBtcrer Stoot am y. iScbruar elm 9onz
5Crt gum 5citCu Der oSrcl SIb,totAct Don SCutudn"
Ill 9c6cu. (22-l
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, u

&CrIdft Sutton 0cpot, Ode Der 6utou= un6 Bat
tcrioHz zGycnuc, nad SOgcr5toiun, bauouer, fre0e=
rid, @ulmittsburg, Sampitcao. Mdurbcier, gBQOuesz
boro mo alien Buuttcn ocr @abn metd) uou Uni
Srto9e nab Sngcre tomnn nno 2HiilIdm5port, ,0o.
um MIR Oior9Cn5 INN llbr JtOhmtttags (Ousge
uonlmcn Sonrtags).
yiGd) oGen Statiouen bis union= Brtogc, um :
ubr Utorgcu6 uno uuh $50 ubr gbcnhS, ousee=
uonlmen Sonnta9s, uno oGnu nm tlbr Uiorqens
SpCSiele 1td0t zBaIGg GOrren Ucrldiien oasBHs
rcUu Der Gompa9uie, GntOps uuo Edpettc=StraGe,
80 Uiiuuteu uor Dcr NbfoDrt, ,uRo SultoR-Station
Hdtl Nutuuft aler 3Igc.
3i9c tonlmen III Baltimore nm S.2l uuh If ubr
gorinitta9S uuo 6.20 abCnos an, SonntaOs ausQC-
uommcH unb banU nm ll6r Nben6s.
&erbnhuH9cn NIT ocm ubr Uiorgen5 8ugc
iueroen nit oen Std9cz90nd)cs iir odnpilcdo unn
Bidnhcitcr on oer @len n=Uiorrte=Stutian, Iir Gm.
mittsburq in Uic,bducstolun, uuo iiir JBGUnesboro
uuO cSCttpsbnr9 au Ger Slue JttogC oocr Uioutcrep
StattOn gen0dHt.
Riucts BHrsau uuo 2amcn=Garlor, an Der gd
0cr @utalDz uuo NdgcttCrGRc uub iEultous Statlou
no 9iuitrd9c inr Sd9GNge GclOicn luCrbeU tOnuen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-26
Rnberf &ttrna.

9semeDorf, %. San. - Sic peridIieOe:
neil i9ottn9eu @eicuidaften oieier Stab
feierten beute ben 116.. @eburtStag bon 6o.
bert Burns.
~. o..-oEn nEsa~.a0, 10s~~,ns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-26
no inn Der Mapor uno eine 9eputation pou
:DtormOnen tble Auimartung mad)teu.

bnDanna, %. San. = DE SeltlldJfeiten
su G6ren Der Shronbeiteigung bcS &Ouias
Nlfonio iino Su Gnbe. = 9as Stanobilo Der
&6uigin Sidbella, nelfes bci'm Stnr;e DER
Ntpnard)ie ans DEM 8arfe entfernt mmoe,
mirO nieher heraeitcnt mfrhen.
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Sieuere gSertd)te aus Werifo.

y Q Ut | o. 10. SaH. - G(eD=
rere SarmberSige Sdllpeiter1, ueldle AMI III
rer 8eiie mad 6ranfrei6 in @era GruS nnge,
ftAlnlen waren, Unrocn bierber Suriidge
brad)t aui Die 2lnflage, Elm iuu9es ntcrifani-
idles Dfdodlen gc9en ibren 9Silen unN Den
SSilleu ihrer @ltern ulitgenommen Su baben.
0as Otdbdeu murpe ieiueu @ltern suriidge=
geben; Saiiclbe iagte aus, OaB Oie Sdmcitern
lenen Srieirue1Iel init ben Glteru unterbriidt
uno ite geSmuugen bdttcn, mltSugcben.
Die 6raueu Don @uanajuato baben einen
$rOteit ge9en Die 2luSmeilung Der Sarmbers
rtgen S6peiteru erlafen mo taoeln Die 9te-
gierung megeu beS 9etrets.
Der 2luStalb Der Arbeiter III Den a9ibalgo=
Mnen lit 5u GnOe.
Sic Mepoi,ttton 1T Icmcsncla.
&agnaDra, 10. San. = Bic Seribte
ans Dem Sllnern fino 1piberIprehenb. Gs
miro bcriAtet, oaB 8rdibent 8uSman Slunco
Dem Sen. Niarqle; OaS Commando Der Dir
NEE iibertragcu bat uuD nad) Borto @abello
5nriidgefebrt lit. AuBerbGlb Der alfitduOi
ldleu 0titrifte herrid1t Ruhe.
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M1rAli6ie Gcntrn1= Gifnnhnhn Z.

Dad ocm 2Scitcn-4ittsbur9 @rprc6 9e6t UNI
5.55 ubr abcnbs ob, Oue9enommen SonutOgs.
Sad Dem Rcltcu uHn ytorocu, uatb nen gtiGQGrdz
sdicn nno Buffalo iibcr @imiru gent nm SIS u6r
Uiorgens db (Gusgenommen Sonnta9s).
yiat 0cn gScltcn un0 forocu nod GnifGlo nn0
ben Sdlen ihcr emporium gebt NM Is lt6r 0adz
mittGg5 db (nusqcupmmcu SouutdgSJ; Gin Sduell=
5ug.
GintinnotisGrpreB Rad 0rm @efen tdgid um
So llbr AbennS.
Baciiiczgrprcg 80 giadJ Bitts6ure uuo Dem ggefter
td9(t; mad Dem yiorocn, ndd @hurd, Buffalo ocn
Sdlcn uno @GnaoG, @rlc, Den FcuniptpQuier GelQe4
acuoen td9lid, dne9enommen Samitn9e um II. %
Abenoe.
Wad, G5ettpsburg un6 ,GumbertdnosgSaaeobabu
nm S.25 llbr Ntor9cus uno i.l5 yldd)m, uno mad,
0anOuer UNI S.25 ubr Wor9cus uuo t.i5 II. g. % llbr
NdChmttd9s, 0nsgCnoHmcu Souutaqs.
,Gjreen@ @prtn9= Smei9b0bu" um s.21 llhr Oiora
gems nno 32) llbr yioclm. td9lih, Sountag5 ause
gcuommcn.
3adj gort-3.25 nbrRa&mittago. SOuuta95 nuss
qenommen.
Nad, Barftou- e'cbt tdatb nm 5.25 (ausqa=
0euommeu Sonntd0e).
Rddj eodcpeUae-7.2j, tl.2j l6r 8ornittaos.
G.2J, II % Nbhs., (dusgcRommeu &ouutaos) mo
nm p JtatmittH96 an Sonnta9eu.
gjletC an ocr @alDert- Stltiou, gforDof sSde her
BGltimorez unn eulpcrt=StrGse nno @harlesitrdfcnz
Stdtion. NuirG9c lir Baggage iucr6cn an Der
5ierooltz&dc Der SGtimores mo GGtucrtitr amaze
Uummen.
Baltimore 9ptomnc 930(,u."
Gadl 2Saibin9tou uHo 5fttetsS tationeu uub DeUt
Shocn Scra6t Gopertltatiou nm :, 7.35, 1910
Sormttta9s, l. i.lL l.20 nno 900 llbr A6enbs, an
ebdresfrdeeHz uub BenniOuania= ApenuezS Station
Gubdlteuo; AuCh GhaTe5l.aEen station nm 4g5
lbr 0ior9ens uno 2.55 Nor Jtatbmittase; 40 uno
$50 Qpt Vtor9ens uno f.2J uuo $40 uhr gbenos
t99ltdl. Dit anoeren ,Shse tdslih, Sonuta9s ans=
genomMeu.
gon @aibtnstou 5.35, s.t6, a.23 uuo ii.55
Olor9ensi $40, 4.53. 1.10, 9.OS uHo 10 ubr Is
ans9enommeH, nn0 1915 abenOs, SGmfoss aus
9eUontnen,
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q. N0ine, Serausgeber.
epe,ial . @oti,en.
8alttutote
fir 9nfuranff Wffff.

8alttH1ots
efre 9u(uraaft Wfiff,
s2nmssis.SGe bon Gomtbs nno esater,Straes.
eslha 5pobI siaei IN ess ben
: As3t. pie Inn qauoe, ole Grten pon Gi9entqnih,
is51a @ SSSsn. M naS sbaarenDauier, 9anSeIssiltst
:e:aauz Brooutte, obe!n @anI s9Sn sgSSnug9bslen bslln
I'll <au begriffene ooer IN p"is" :" Sao""s o'i'"'
Il < TabrSeu9e II. I. 10. .x,r.,
gD III. q. 9drrtl on, praroentj
MO H. Sifers, 8. D. Iapif,
SSniS Z. E4tliou, &. Stobt. Seuttus,
zin;ia6 Yeuuiu9ton, 6. Qiorton SteiDart.
$Ss!nci5 Z. 9ih9, q. &. Nefpcomer,
2eayo Carroll, Srpille Sorlui$,
st. =. Steuart, VI. 10. 2aelor,
2aiu. =. Srune, Ssrael eo9eu,
Ge0rSeS. Sareiion.
gp2nidtions@Sornnlareu uHo petere Na br.bt i:bs,
Die Sjeieiiitai piro in Der Office SiiepeIt=Sde non
1oa.D= uno 2aaerroBe, ertbeilt, no aud ane alf=
trlae loiort erteoist Deroen. gerfherun9en mcrben
aUf irgeno eine Sriit an8enommeu, uelbe Der appls
slnt ipiiulben mag.
(Janl,lSi) fr. @ssopprtt, Sefr.
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e beften, oanefbajteiten, fpariamftem nns
beltebteiten.
gah 90 idhti9er erol9reider ssabrifaton unb
8srtaIf Der iebr betannten uno pielfadb probirteu
sDbeeIes g. gStItom's td,tme
introbu5irt bteie &eieuibait sesenmdrtis i'm Bubli=
fun cine sroBcre Ydi6ine gelte iit porsiaIid fir
Die sa6ritation BON tperen 9leblne esitiden. Cite
eignet, nnb Die nabitegenoen notbtaen @tsenjlbGi.
ten eiuer 0iauuiaftur Wtaid1ne poutdubis per6inz
oct:
u Cine er6Bere gei6winoisfeit obne erb0bte ab.
nilbun9.
y Gfniahbet bet Contribution.
81 Seiti9tett unb @epiBbett In alisn Yeipegunsen.
g6 iit Die
eauerbaiteIte yaannfaftur= Wabmafd,ine
m Uidrtie. 2p babeu unter ben m0glbft leitbteiter
Seoiu9un9en i'm g,iirsGH ooer bel ben A9enten oel
gSbeeIer & gStIfon's ssabrtfs@efeaid)ait,
(De52t ,3Wteip) 9ir. 214, gBeit=Y =YaltimoreItra6e
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gSien, 20. San. = 6ranS Deal, Der be-
riihmte uugariide Staatsmann, lte9t III Ct:
mem bofinHngsloicn 3nitanbe franf oarnie=
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, 1s

which the mass OF legislation cannos sdse se
which the objects Of selfish individuals or clquo or par
tisan purposes arc concealed Every revouton el po
tics in the locality the State IA followed BY Efforts 70
change the governing power OF to en.et -
new disposal of Offices and paironago ~
the locality. Such demornizing eGorts could
not be readily ectua II wedefDec principles ~ gov
ernmuut pervaded all municipal charters Divsrsuics
viii no doubt continue To be unavoidable put tne anVan
tagcs OF general laws special legislation now recog
nze political theories and maxis should DO e1
tended ~ Far as practicable 10 our city governments
Whatever can accomplished by Legislation ~ correct
the evils growing out NJ the dlscOrdant chatcs @nsn
now exist and tO n.,ise into them generh prncipies
that shall a guide t. future legislation onGnt 10
be dOue. the only ei!ectual remedy IN h iu'
Of the Constitution fixing the general pun oI nlunc.,
government, especially On respect 10 tbe appolhtins
power and at the time establishing on uIdpc
basis official accountability. H..
With view OF calling puDlc attention 70 TINS sugcc,,
and Of laying the foundation os PHn OF Legislation anu
OF constitutional amendment recomm'nd the appoint.
mcnt OF Commission who Shall report 10 tne ucA,
Legislature the forms Of such laws or constituiona
amendments required. IL you do not think IL au-
visablc constitute such Commission the reVtsrrs OF
the statute ght be instructed 10 COate and report
upon condition OF the laws relating to the cities IN o
OF future action by legislation or constitutional aIcnu-
meut SAMUEL J. TILDEs
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12

dnv mnrring. May II. sarah D., vito Of

BROwN-on Tuesday morruq May II. Sarah D.. VITO Of
Reiaiycs ard trends of the iay sed attend ts
funeral services a her late residence II West Forty Eighth.
taken en- to I tea, Tor intcrIaent
CAaPBELI~-At Paving Dutchess Comfy N. y May 10
Funeral At d. T. Church. Tawlinr. fhursray at2 Pr
CORT Monday morning of paraysis Nicholas Cori In The
OG s@ sss, sss cSS' S hssi@ %sG, EPS r.
THURSDAY the 18th inst 81 D. m Friends OF the nmIJ
cUMMINGIu Brooklyn sunday. tho 9th inst, Of iipb-
thoa after short and painful lines, Robert p only soa
Relatives and ID friends q ,d tho @ ay c rSse1y y Fl. nys "a
Newl Ork ave-, Thursday, the 18Th nst' at 0 CLOCK
DAVIDsONOr Tucsday morning Nay II. Roger Davidson.
T- .' rescs II ard trcnds Of the family are rcsey
qursed the funeral services at me residence Of ls
@ sp Fl %hhTsaT s A & Trsa leaves the ios
Ibcrtyst lNswJcrsey CentrGl Ra'rcad q, lo3oa M
BcrSiCk papers please copy.
poREMUs-iay 10. entered into rest Charlotte suydam
Dcrenus dougiter OF Thomas { ard sarah = D"femns
Relatives and Lends are esTeen nytad TO attend hes
funeral wedneday aitcn2on lsth mt si oclos & rom
frsfst
EvANs-Ap1 49, 1879 at his redcuc- or-.ast, FoS,etn
FORMERLY ot drottcih Was rtSrrcd s. Mary's Come
tcry. krkGlsie, Liverpool on Apri! l5 1870
HELLMAN-On donday. lotn Inst. Mrs. zill Holman In
Tn r5svss and friends family respectfully invited
IL attend funeral "Wednesday, l2th nst. NJ 10
from o residence ol her soblnaS, Joese sehgnan. So
L.wRENCl1-May q at Riverside Conn. Annie wife Of viii
Of Boston, AND daughter Oh Chalhcv
/. Cooke Nd, OF New York.
Funeral Tlulsiay. 18Th IL O'Clock, AZ a. Anfrews
Church stamford Conn. car, leave Grand central yon0,
Forty 1919 Tho ntorment VIII he Al
Nonnt Auburn Cemetery, near Boston,
NEADln Black Hawk Colorado May g. Of heart disease.
Robert W. tt,ai, aged 70 years
Relatives and friends family invited fo attend hs
funeral, tho Church, Greenwich, Conn.,
iS, at l.. D. Tho " Y AMI y Haven
train lasVe Grand Central Depot at IL o'clock nooi
Returning. Vii leave Greenwich at ~ alro I;l3 D. M
NOURRAY-At gavshor l.. j.. an sunday, May Th inst,
Nellie smith. youngest cLLd VI Ir J H. aud Eilen -
Noubray.
cla frens ny GG q attend the funeral nc their
residence " e,uesday, MAY Il, Gi ocioch .. in
RAPALJE--On Monday. May 10, at HOrewell Duchess
John Rdpaie In ihe otth year VI Nd age
Fricrs ara invited attend the funeral Wednesday ltl
inst. IL Ociock, I0m his late fcslfencs, HOpo"eh
Junction.
sHAY-On SATURDAY evening 9Th INST, after short liness.
Jefferson d Shay Oi CLlcdsO.
P.laysa and ~ the family respectfully nvef 20
attend nom his ato Iesd.nco iiS henIy st-
Brooklyn on FridaJ, II .LSt, ~ clock p n.
GWIFT-At st Croiy Inlles the lin inst fcscr
swift VI. D., recently or tiis city.
TOBIAsOn Molday. May TO- Goorye +. Tobias in the 2Gth
- his
Tho friend. o tho family respectfully invited "a attend his
funeral rlOui residence ll5 last FVruotlst on
Wednesday aieTroon. ~ O'clock.
ISNANy-Sudfeniy. at sordho'. south California On
ApI % Charles A. Wesmann. the broyeh son OF Augustus
and Cara Ne!s,laIn q tlis city, aged p yesrN
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
Gueridl Noiicce.

49, ~
Ns-hipr's PILL the pest -alrsI fcneuy
Fever ana Maaii
peI,ro- solid Cedar Trunks niofd Iic best protection
against pIolb. 500 Hu'souei
Lard & Tavor Graud and Chrysc sts-EDg. Body Brus.
SELL ~ 80. Eng aud Am. Tapestry 2 Af Al IT,.
Rare and vel known TRFFS and PLANTS. :. D. PAR
SONS Il SON-, near kissena station Finishing ~ Y.
Ps.t-Dfice Noticr.-The MAILS FOR EUROPE Tor the
vnrk ending 5ATTR TRpAI Nav - le'5, viii close at s
Office a. follows. on WEDNESDAY ~ a. 90 I'll q RS.
DAY at LILO a. and on sAfU kpAi ~ LOO a. NJ
T.IJAMEs p. ".
see praTk Losiie'- H,nsrraicd >ewspgp =. OUT TO.
AMI Iariets o tho 'on 'cher r1al incladng RAFT
of L. g. BOwenj r7t ADniN ersarg Banqurt ~ the New
York hanh-r Commerce; Burning ~ Portage Br'se;
iuL l.AcCtou Colleges over ctuiu
fwn Political ,art0oas-" Presidential candidates Counting
zach otlor Ou," aud UD'or "i'l fas, IL oman Grant
'rhe rourteen,h tnuivrrsary OF tho Howard Mission
ardIf MFnnPrt1. 4N NPfi Bow y J.. il
,e GENERATED on Tn ksDAN EVENING, May iJ N tie
Academy ol Mu.c .rnthsi- Address by lti.
and others Rny Ir NASNING VI L"nou Is oNpecti 10 10
pr, cont AufhIu-, ee and ly the clre. directed
br Nj KATE E STARK D0ors open a. $50, rNetcisrs
commence 80 Tickets 80 cts 70 be had 1T te door nnd
NJ the Mission. WI H. CLtcS, sup
The on- hold Ari Cs.of Boston vi have asIrca sals
te r,or,s ~ me- M,ss, IEANITT co. clinton Hal New
YORK on FRIDAY LNENGNG MAY j.. among which Willis
found choice ~i. Boards Dining Rom FarnTe BOOK
Cl,a and Library Tables peculiar tlnfs and Chests u
Mr,4 Bfas- ors. Oil Chh, ani Pottery, EDibrOioIrd
Rags nne ud Paulzh Cha,rs Lounges small Tables, PAPER
ll,' ,r,,. n G,.sirnr are ~ Ny Elliott
Catalogues he hr Of r Nrsar- LEANlII and ~ Tie
Househod 90. VI Boson 10 be seen or Tuesday eytD
II al :
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
AM,yP,RTY GIVEN BY soRoeIs.

The Sorosis Club gave a May party at Del
monicos ast evening. Among those present were Mrs
uia Ward Howe the Hon. Il. B. Roosevelt, b. f. Rein
hart Louis Dachauer. W. Knox, Jonn Brewer the Rev
J. W. Clarke. Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". CrOpsey W.
6 Andrews, john Brougham, Or. and Mrs. +. r.
Marvin DR. Macdonald. Dr. Pardee u. q. Croly. Mr
and Mrs W. L. Ornsy, Mr. and Mrs. o. F. Crttenden Of
Ohio and Others Letters Of regret on account of ina
bjity to be present read from J. ". simonton.
r,mes Hartman Whtclaw Reid and +. r. SLiaber
(Mrs Partingtoul Addresses were made by Nr. RC0se
Welt, Col Knox. Mr.. Brewer, and Mrs. Julia ward
Howe. Mrs. Howe remarked that clubs were
dear and familiar facts 10 her. Three kinds
of club, are necessary. Mems clubs are grcgariou7
nm III the formation OF wCmens clubs they were solitary
bnt now they, too, can interchange ther views ehd
thouyhfs Mrs Howe said that aho believed I'D allowing
male asacciate members 10 women, clubs who should
he nrrmted every privilege. provided tn"y pald tor
then, exr,ut voting also urged Tie ormallJn OF
snciai cluns for ~ > aud women.
The Rev Mr.. Clarke responded 10 me sentments OF
The uit and The Press" Miss Emily Flark ana si ss
ue;Ibron sang, while Mrs. PIOulfOot played upon tie
r,an0 In a lew remarks the President. Mrs. Marvin
snokn Of the which had tended The -nro-ls Gun
since Its formation ycais ago and predicted hril,
i;tnf future for After lie add ana ilc ndtica
and literary entertainment a conntion Was enjoyed
New-York tribune., 1875-05-12
THE NEv Ar1oRyEY-GE ESEE4L'S ATTITUDE

REORGASIZATiOS TO FOLLOW JUDGE PlEREEPoNi
YNTRANCEINTo OTFICE-HIs RELATIONS WITH THE
PlEsiDESr-IIs VIEWS UB TIE RECONSTRUCTION
POLICY.
Judge Edwards Perrcpont, the recently ap-
pointed Attorney General. returned home sunday from
Washington, where ho had been for several days
preparing 70 take formal possession OF the Attorney
Generals office upon Saturday next IL il understood
that there will thorough and general reorganization
Of the AtnrneyCi GENERALS Office upon Judge Piereponts
entrance, and that the President has desired Judge
Pierrepont rcOrganize IT, entirely bis own resron-
sbity without any Executive interference. Ii stated
that there are largn number OF prominent applicants
for the position nade vacant by the resignation of
Assistant Attorney General Hill, which takes effect on
Saturday newt. His however. has not been
vet designated although tho vacancy viii be filed in a
few days.
Duriug his stay in Washington Judge Ierrepont had %
long and satisfactory ntorview with the President and
With Secretary BristOw. The new Attorney General is
in entire sympathy and accord with Secretary Brisow 3
financial policy. He opposed to certain features OF the
past reconstruction policy in the Southern States which
he has always maintained could be productive OF no good
either to the States sevcry or to the country at Large