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DEERFOOT PARK.

OPENING DAY OF THE SPRING MEETTNG--CoM-
PEER AND HARRY GILBERT THE WINNERS.
The first trotting meeting In this vicinity was
pleasantly lnaugurated at Deerfoot Park yester-
day afternoon. The track was in excellent hx the
sport OF an interesting and exciting nature, and
the weather OF the most charming description.
There were TWO eYenta on the programme, the
nrsr being purse OF 5000, Tor horses that never
beat 10, mile heats, best three IN flve, In har-
ness. OF fifteen entries, Twelve came 70 the score
these beingJ. H. Phillips brown stallion Compeer,
w. o. Courlers bay mare Edith, Peter Manee's bay
ceiling Cantavello, John Hasletl's sorrel geldng
Little Joe, J. Ii. Goldsmith's bay mare Volunteer
Girl, DR.. Hurd's black mare Elizabeth,
E seGns John w. Thomas oonS SS Olaos
Brilliant John Walkers black geding FIRST OF
May ana Q. Smiths black mare Mauch Chunk
Maid. Before the start Vulcan was the !ayorite,
selling at times on even terms with the neld
ComDeer won the nrst heat without difficulty. in
2:421l, when the betting averaged, Compeer So
field S26. Tue second proved dead heat bel Ween
Compeer and Vuican, IN AZ, when the latter be-
came the fav0rI:e, the ngures beng, Vulcan $40,
Compeer $40 field S. Compeer was dem0nstra ed
10 have too much foot for his competitors as he
went on and won the third and fourth heats and
the race without great efort. vulcan took second
money and Elizabeth third premium.
Next on the card was purse OF $500, for horses
that never beat 2:35, same conditions as above.
or seven entries j. II. Phillips chestnut mare
Modesty, George GIlDerts sorrel gelding Harry
Gilbert, J. II. Goldsmith's gray gedlng Rescue,
Thomas Corners bay mare Waldren Maid, John
Span's brown geiding Cheston ana Alexander Pat
tersonis william Walsh came for the word. The
latter was toe fsvorte before the race the average
sums being, Walsh $40. Modesty SO, field $50
The gray gelding Rescue went on and won the
heat like ''breaking sticks,n when ne brought
10 / In the pools over all the resi- Harry Gilbert
captured the second heat, mucn TO the consterna-
ton or kescueis friends when the sorrel geldng
had the call over the 1eld $40 TO SIS. Gilbert
the third heat after a pretty tussle with
Walsh, when the ODDS were TO l on MIN
Cheston ana Gilbert made dead heat for the
fourth, but Gilbert placed the hith 10 MS credit
winch gave him the race. Cnestou and Modesty
were distanced in this heat for running. Rescue
took secoEd and Walsh third money.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

LONDON, May 11-Evening.
The weather was fair and the sea calm at
the Scilly Islands to-day. The Schiller could
be approached without danger.
Boats piled between the wreck and the
shore all day Many bodies we're recovered
and a considerable quantity Of cargo was
landed.
Twenty-Five moro bags Of New Zealand
mails and two Of New York mails were brought
ashore to-day.
Two divers have left Penzance for the wreck.
IDENTIFYING THE DEAD.
The bodies Of the following victims have
been Identified
NJ. Harrison.
Frederick Uhlman.
". Metzger.
Richard Fiedercr
Rosnowsh
Edward o. Knock.
schernsr %.
M Stein.
Elskow
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BISMARCK AND FALCK.

TgE oorsPmAToR AGAINST THE LIVES OF THE
GERMAN STATESMEN SAID TO HAVE BEEN AR
REsTED-A RELATIVE OF A cARDRAL-IM-
PERoR WILLIAM NOT QUITE SAFE.
BERLIN, May IL, 1875.
The Provincial Press and the Bouyse Gazette re-
port that the authorities have procured the ar
rest abroad OF the principal conspiraor in the plot
TO assassinate Bismarck and Fack.
RELATED TO A CARDINAL.
The Gazette says the prisoner is a relative OF
Archbishop Ledochowski-who was lately created
a cardinal ana is held In Prussian prlson-while
the Press states that ne is related 20 Mgr. DUNN,
who was Ledocho wski's predecessor.
Is THE EMPERoR's LIFE IN DANGER2
Both journals assert that the plot included the
assassination OF the Emperor William.
WHAT THE PRUssIAN MINISTRY HAS GAINED
AND WHAT THE PEOPLE HAVE LOST.
BERLIN, May IL, 1875,
The Lower House or the Legislature has passed
the bill sbrogatng three clauses OF tae constitu-
lion OF Prussia.
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

CONTEST FOB THE GREAT NORTHERN HANDI-
oAP-THE EXCITING EVENT AT THE YORK
MEETING cLEARwELI. TIE WINNER
LONDON, May II, 1875.
The Great Northern Handicap was run to-day at
the YORK spring meeting, and was won by Clear
well. Freeman coming In second and Escort third.
These were the only starters, and In the
BETTING
Freeman was made the favorite at the odds or
IS 60 40 In his favor, his city and suburban I'm
which he ran second) and Chester Cup perform
auces, although obliged to carry q 10 ID. penalty
Tor winning the last mentioned handicap, which
evidently proved too much for him. The other bet
ting was TO against Clearwell and 10 TO against
Escort. The following Is o summary OF the race =
the great Northern Handicap, OF 200 sovs. In
specie, added to sweepstakes OF 20 sovs. each,
10 forfeit ana only II declared out the winner
IA IDS. value 500 Bovs 10 lbs 200 sovs. lbs. 100
soys. 5 lbs. extra; the second received so soys.
out or the STAKES; closed with twentY-six sub
scribers, ten OF whom declared out; one mile and
the highest weight accepting being 1T lbs it
was raised to l24 lbs., anu the others In proper
Mr.. Chaplin's b. h. ClearweIl, years. by Costa,
Mr.. Heneage's ch. h. Freeman, years, by Ket-
tiedrum, dam Haricat, III IDS. ................
Mr.. j. Johnstones br. c. Escort, years. by
Rataplan, dam Chaperon, by Flatcatcher. ss
lns......,..
THE WINNER.
Clcarwe was ured In 1869, by Mr. +. Elliott. and
SOLD as yearllng TO Mr.. J. Vass. His career has
been very brilliant, as the above is the second
winning with which he is credited. AS a two
year-old In 1871, he was only started twice; the
Seaton Delaval Stakes at neutrality-suspicious.,
ana the Fifteenth Zetland Biennial stakes, i've FUR
longs, &C stockton, where ne obtained
place. Next year, when three years old,
from under the. colors OF Mr. Huntly ne
faced the starter twice-at Kelso, IN
the Roxburgh Handicap, one and half mile,
where he was faied TO be placed, and the Lothian
Handicap of one and three-quarter miles, at the
meeting given by the Lothian Racing Club over
the Musseburgh course, finishing second. AS
IN the Northumberland Plate Handicap OF two
miles run at the autumn meeting of Newcastle
upon-Tyne; but was not placed IN the Cumberland
Plate Handicap. one and three-quarter miles, at
Carlisle, yet he finished second in the Studley
Welter Han dicap one mile, gentlemen riders, az
the Ripon ST. WIfrld meeting. Mr.. Farmer owned
him at this time ana In the race Clearwel was the
favorite. The following day he essayed 10 win the
Great Northern Welter Handicap, gentlemen
riders or SIX furlongs but was unsuccessful. AT
the meeting or the Lothian Racing and Royal
Caledonlan Club ClearwelI won the Lothian Hahdi-
cap OF two miles, value f370. which was his first
victory and no doubt matter OF much satlsfac.
zion TO his owner Last year he started IN the Great
NorthamptOnshire Stakes (handicapj, Brough
Handicap. Devonshire Plate and Her MaJesty's
Plate at Carlisle, aud the Great st. WIrld Handl-
cap at the Ripsn 81. Wifrld, but Jailed TO win .
single race.
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SHOOTING AN EDITOR.

LEAvESwoRTH, Kan, May Ill, 1875
A. about ten O'Clock last evening Colonel u. r..
Anthony, editor OF the Times and postmaster
esre, and William Embry editor OF the Appeal,
met on the stairway OF the Opera House, when
tne Colonel asked Embry II he wlshed TO see him,
" Wnicn EmOry replied, 'Just as yon say, Colonel
Autnont; ~ you wish TO see me we VIII 90 down
~ tlIs." lne COLONEL then steR ped up one step,
when EMORY said, ono You DON'T shoot
me 10 the back" and stepped up By
rs sue. colonel Anthony then struck
hiaDTy severe blow on the upper
~, When three shots were nred by Embry, two OF
" llch TOOK enect In Colonel Anthony's breast ana
~ Is supposed viii prove fatal Colonel Anthony
70 Sun lying In the Opera House and Is steadily
alnklng.
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GERMAN ADDRESS TO THE POPE.

MILLION or PIoUs HEARTS CONGRATULATE
HIS HOLINESS.
LONDON, May IL, 1876
special despatch from Berlin to the Pal Mall
Gazette says the members OF the Catholic AssocIa
ton nave left Mayence for Rome present the Pope
with an address congratulating him upon the an
niversary OF his birthday, which occurs on the 18TH
inst, when he win be eighty three years old.
DEVOTION TO THE CHAIR OF ST. PETER.
The address. which Is said 10 have one mill on
signatures attached to ", Ii couched In terms or
sre deepest devotion and allegiance
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HORSES SCRATCHED.

Mr. Pierre LorIllard scratched from all their en-.
gsgements yesterday morning the following
horses:-
Lotto, bay colt, three years, by Jerome Edgar
dam EAnglaise. Engaged In tue Wttners and
Belmont stakes.
Ecno bay oily dmported), three years, bv Ring
john dam Second Land. In the LADIES' S'aSes,
Jerome Park.
yaultress, chestnut nly, four years, By vandaI
dam BY Chiue Harold. III the Fordham uandi.
cap and Summer Handicap 20 DC run ON the FIRST
day Of the second meeting at Saratoga
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THE BLACK HILLS.

~. LOUIS, Mo-, May IL, 1875
special despatch TO the Republican rom Ran
sas CITY says:-Coonel Carpenters expedi-
tion OF 100 men, fully armed and pro-
vIsIoned for SIX months stay in the
Black HILLS, starts TO morrow morning. Eighty
men nom 81. Louis arrived tonight; 800 are az
Cheyenne waiting for Colonel Carpenter ana com
psBy. Their preparations for departure are
creating widespread excitement They 20 via
GupVenne-
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TIE STEAMER METROPOLIS.

FALL RIVER Mass, May IL, 1876
Captain Mclean, OF the schooner d. M. Anthony,
arrived to-day and reports having seen the
steamer Metropolis at nine O'Clock yesterday
morning, nifty miles southwest OF Montauk Point.
under sails attached to iurymasts. she appeared
TO be LEAKING, as their pumps we're working bur
showed no signs or distress.
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BREADsTUFFS SUPPLY IN EUROPE.
LoNDoS, NAY IL. 1878.

LONDON, MAY IL. 1878.
rue Mark Lane Express. in It's weekly review OF
OF the preadsturs market, says:
Late rains have done immense good and the
warmer weather following almost promises 10 DO
away with the lateness OF the season. More ram
Is wanted, but the beneficial change has lowered
prices.
In France the crops are promising.
Wheat is from 90. 10 Is. lower. Many or the
British provincial markets show q Gmiar decline
la price
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THE COMING SIOUX CHIEFS.
CHEYENNE, wy, May

CHEYENNE, wy, MAY H. 1875
40 a Quarter past six this evening the Sioux
chieftalns, accompanied by the agents and inter.
prefers. left Cheyenne for Omaha In a second
class railway car Tney had spent their leisure
moments during the day walking about town with
sntidlIke curiosity. They were apparently Ia very
good spirits. 10 IL expected the party Will reach
Washington on sunday. Both before and after
their arrival a. Cheyenne the older chiefs were
very much saddcned at benOldIng the progress
made In the settlement OF their former hunting
hQuUta whites.
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THE MOODY-SANKEY REVIVAL.

THE AMERICAN MISSION EXTENDING IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, May IL, 1875.
Messrs. Moody and sanKey have Geld nfy-one
revival meetings in Agricultural Hall. Their last
one there took place to-day.
IL was decidedly the largest OF the series.
Special railway trains were run for tine accommo-
dalton or persons who desired TO attend.
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THE EXCISE BOARD.

The fiscal rear OF the Excise Board commenced
on the LIST OF this month, and liquor dealers are
sdmonished that their licenses are due from that
date. The Commissioners OF Excise advertise the
schedule OF prices established for the years 1875
and 1879 in another column. The Commissioners
may be found at their o1lce daily from nlne A. NJ.
70 four P. NJ. where al Information mag be Oh.
talned.
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sIxTY-Two LIVES LOST by THE MELANCHOLY
DISASTER OUT or HER COURSE AND STRUCK
ROCK"
LONDON May H. 1875
Later advices swell the number of lives lost
on the steamer Cadiz to sixty-two.
The Cadiz was out of her course, in conse-
quence Of a misreckoning of her captain.
She struck q rock and sunk almost immedi-
ntply
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THREE SISTERS DROWNED.

CINCINNATI, ohio, Nay IL, 1875.
special despatch TO the Commercial says
TEree ladies', daughters OF Peter Harnum, OF
Upoer sandusky, ohio, were drowned in the
Sandusky Blver, near that place, YESTERDAY
wnile attempting to cross the stream 10 4 wagon.
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A.-AS BROAD AS CIvILIZATI0N.-THE AGBNF
OF the Will ,ON SEWING MACHINE COMPANY will.
few DAYS, sail from san Francisco for Chill In
south America where he will open branch house and
exhibit the world. renowned WILSON SHUTTLE SEWING
MAcHINE the grand Exposition to be held at Santiago
under the auspices OF that government BY this step The
Wilson Sc wing Machine Company will complete the car
cult the globe They have already immense agencios
throughout South America Supreme in Its superiority
over all other sewing machines, the Wilson goes
widening It's field year after year carrying the blessings
OF cheap CAPABLE and perfect sewing machine TO hs
remolest hauntS OF civilization. IL 10 sold
monthly paymens at SGT and $50 Broadway New York.
l3 Fourth street, Brooklyn; No. Newark avenue, Jer
City 764 Eighth avenue, and at Mays, New Y0rk.
This company want few good agents.
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HOT WEATHER BEVERAGE.
We ofer for sale, ex-Bondel Warehouse good sounA
BORDEAUX CLAREr At Sal 70 goId, per hid. Of 80 net
gallons
Bills Of under Sl00-terms cash; 500 and overnots
four months ave per cent discount for cash in
uays. samples on appca Atom.
JOIN OSBORN SON CO.,
Importers OF Wines brandies, &c.
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ENGLAND.

NEW MEASURE ron THE DISCIPLINE or mr.
LAND.
LONDON May II, 1875.
In the House or Commons this evening the
Peace Preservation act for Ireland passed lis
third reading.
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THE SCILLY ISLANDS FUNERALS.
Respect to the Remains OF
the UnfOrtunateS.
Ground DrOwned!" the Verdict or
the Coroner's Jury.
Boats Plying Between the Shore and
the Wreck.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.
LONDON, May IL, 1875.
Ten bodies, additional to those already
reported, Of persons who were lost by the
wreck of the steamship Schiller were recov-
cred to-day.
A telegram from Scilly gives the following
enumeration of namesfof some of the dead,
and of initial marks by which others may be
identified by their friends
NAMES or VICTIMS
- Altman 90.
Mrs. Becker G Mrs l. Becker o. MIS- n
Becker)' before reported
- Black.
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York;
Augustus feisKow ana wue'
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FRANCE.

TUB NATIONAL ASSEMBLY REAssEMBLED IN
SESSION.
PARIS. May III. 1875
the National Assembly met TO-DAY. No event
III Importance attended the resumption OF she
aaaafon
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YACHTING NOTE.

yacht Dolphin lno clubl, Mr.. Valentine, from
Carts ways, az CIty Island, passed whilestoue
YESTERDAY, en- route for New YORK.
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MODERN AND CONVENIENT STYLE OF
curing rupture. THE ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY.
6s3 Broadway, with their admirable invention always
safely retain and soon cure the worst ruptures.
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ALL CATARRu RADICALLY CURED WITH
WoLcoTrs ANNIHLAroR establi shed seventeen
years Inflammation pain subdued with PAIN PAINT.
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FOR A BEAUTIFUL, HEALTHY COMPILATIONS
use PRINCESS ROYAL CKKAN; Con Al AND LILY
VALLEY foUpKEr removes oil excrescences, impart-
ing Youthful appearance. l0l West Fourteenth street.
on
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ALI KINDS WIRE SIGNS TO ORDER,
by HOVER GRAHAM, Painters ana Sign Engrayerz
vi Duane street.
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Christian Roach.
Dwight Klink
Stoeltng
Black.
Altman.
Also the Quartermaster and tho Carpenter
of the Schiller
Alderman a.
Elskow ~.
Wagner a..
Jenheinen ~.
Mrs. Sophie Haake.
Mrs. Augusta Deckritz.
Mrs William lack.
And the Stewardess Of the Schiller
THE VERDICT OF THE CORONER'S
JURY.
LONDON May IL, 1875.
The verdict Of the Coroners jury over the
bodies of the victims OF the Schiller disaster
yesterday was 'found drowned" not 'acci-
dentally drowned" as was reported last
night
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A HoT WEATHER REYERAaE.

ALL SKIN DISEASES PERMANENTLY
cured-For terms 25c. to Dr. VAN DYKE. LIZA
Green street, PHILADELPHIA. Pa
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AS A PURIFIER, USE HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM.
The old aud reliable family medicine. Use the A. b.
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DESHLER'S PILLS ARE THE BEST AND SAFEST
Remedy tor CaILLs AND FEVER AND MALARIA
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pnAcrsuL ASSURANCES FROM BERLIN TO THE

MINISTRY
LONDON, May IL, 1875.
In the House OF Commons this afternoon Mr.
Bourke. Under Foreign Secretary, In response
co an inquiry OF Sir Charles Dixie as TO the Con-
slnental situation, said, 1.-THE government has re-
ceived to-day the most satisfactory assurances
from Berlin OF the maintenance OF the peace Of
Ieurona 10
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A.-As BROAD AS CIvILIzATIoN.-TH AGENY

A-CITIZENS AND STRANGERS WHO DESIRE
a ane and elegant HAT should Gall At ESP rNSOHBlD'd
manufactured OF genticmens hats, 10 Nassau street
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MANHOOD. -2pTH EDIrIoN-A TREATISE, Ex>
1l nlanatOry tbs with instructions tina
successful treatment OF Weaknoss Low Spirits Nervous
Exhaustion. Muscular Debility ana Premature DECLINE
In Manhood price, Address the author, Or ~ "A
n. CURTIS, ~ West fweny-secoud street New YORK
- OBSERVATIONS on NASAL CATARRHn-BY
" n. WILLtAMsON NJ. D. - last Twenusth
street New York Price loo.
"Dr. Wamson's method OF treatment IL superior "a
any with which We are seaaAtn, cd. "-sournAl " Med
zeal Scienca
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LORD 4 TAYLOR, GRAND AND CHRYsTiE
streets
English body Brussels ..............si ~ and VI y
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LEON DUMAS EAU MERyEILLEUsE IS NOT
enamel, but medicine for the skin Ladies are tn
yied TO test the article before purchasing no West
Twenty-ntLh street
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HAGPER 4 BROTHERS, NEW YORK.
IL PUBLISH THIS DAY.


Our NEXT DOOR NEIGHBok. Recent sketches %
Mexico. vs. Tie Rev Gilbert Haven, DID Btsnop in
the Methodist Episcopal Church. With Maps aud IL
lustrations Crown SvO cloth. - 81
Bishop Haven has given IN this book very enter
tanning account 81 winters Journey through Mexico
lie visited the chief elites and the principal scenes o.
interest In country anc describes what he saw
aud his adventures BY the way IN a lively, graphie
style, without burdenng hts narrative with heavy
statistics or ind uiging in historical padding pie
ture OF the actual social political ana religious
ton of Mexico the present time drawn personal
obserVa the work interesting and Instructive
u pFousely illustrated with excellent wood engravngs
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SULPHUR rs ONE OF THE OLDEST AND BEST
established remedies tor skin diseases known "a tho
profession. No suitable vehicle had been found by
which 70 apply il TO skin diseases the face until
GLENss SULPHUR Soar furnished that desiderAtnn sold
everywhere. Depot. CRIlTENlON'S. No. Sixth av
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'7HR WAR CLOUD or EUROPE.
Public Comment en- the Policy Of
the Great Powers.
The Russo-German ImperaIist Council
Its Intent and Issue.
France and England Peaceful
and Treasured.

LONDON, May II, 1875
The London times, In a leading editorial. says
1--WE believe the Gear is resolved to hold most
decided language In favor OF the maintenance OF
peace, and to use every enort to put stop to the
present alarm. A few days win probably bring
forth oical disclaimers OF the recent reports. 1t
IS possible that It win be said there Is nothing
10 justtH French apprehenslons. But there
should be no mistake on this point. AS long as
the present conditions remain there must be IN
easiness even danger An unforeseen incident,
outburst Of jealousy may precipitate . rupture.
The Gear Is unable 10 guarantee that France win
not attack Germany within a few years. Gigantic
ornaments are mutual menace. While they
exist 1t is beyond the power OF even imperial
peacemakers 70 allay apprehension"
pRUssrAN DENIAL OF AN INTENT TO MENACE
FRANCE.
BERLIN. May IL, 1878.
The rumor hat Germany and Russia intend ad-
dressing representations to France in relation
TO ornaments 10 false.
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As A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR COUGHS AND
Colds PORrERs BALsAM price, &C, soc. and 75c
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TIE soROsrs

The reunion OF tue Sorosis at Delmonico's lass
evening. which was quite neatly and appropriately
termed "a May partyn In the Invitations. was .
most delightful AFFAIR. The company was
numerous, select aud brilliant, aud the order Of
the entertainment, Invested az It was or an
Formally, was carried out In an on-hand social
sort OF way that made the evening pass most en-
joyably. Mrs Croly presided, and ameng those
present were John Brougham Mrs. Cady stan
ton Miss Sophia Hebron, Mary M. Berg
holz Mrs. Ruth o. Deamater, Rooert
b. Roosevelt, John swinton. Julia WSrd
Howe Mrs. e. s. Brackett and Mrs Greatorex.
Neat speeches were made by Mr.. Brougham. Mr.
Roosevelt and Mr.. SwintoD. Miss Proudlool gavo
the Lady Cay Spanker scene In London Assur
ance,p Mr.. Mackay funny lecture purportlng 10
be oy Frencbman who argued to show THAT
shakespeare was q Frenchman, Mr.. W. 3. An
drews the garrulous Clllyu and MISS Melville tho
love passage between henry v and Uat'~
crime. Mrs Charlotte v. Hutchings WinteTOaru
sang very sweetly che touching rerain 4" Mserere
DOmlnen and Miss HellDr0n gave an exhibition OF
her powers a. pianist. A splendid collation. was
the agreeable n1IGIs OF the evenings entertain
ment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-12

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