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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25

@eIt in Mitbcperbnng 81 treten, sundbren
unb III pfle9cr, perocll burd) nniern Eariii
ben Treiien auslGnoii6er Sabrifate fiinf;i9
Grosent susei9Ia9en uno scr Iterbauer,
Der @rubcrarbciter, ber $er9mann, Ser
SiebSii6ier, jeOer Siirger Ser Ser. Staaten
muB iar icpes Stiif iSeug, ieben &of, ies
ben Strumpf, iepen Dut, iebeS geratb Bis
ST ben fir icine Giienbabnen unb S6iiie
nDtbiscn Matcrialicn anpertbalb unb bis
Speimal 10 pieI be;ableu. alS obne uniere
n~niinni9e 5ollseietsebuns notbis wdre.-
Sieie Grprehunscn, bic u~nIcren Sanbel
ldbmen uno icbcn Ginselnen Inn $50 oper
mebr, jeoen 6%amilienuatcr I'm bunbcrt Sols
lars jebcs SeDr drner MAIDEN, baben feis
men erfcunbaren pbcr bentbaren 3pef, als
Die Screi1ernn9 GINGER peniger, ~beIonpers
bent Often ansebDri9er, GapitaIiiten uno
Die Grbaltung eincS sur 3oGerbebung ers
forperli6en SeamtcnbcereS, baS Der gbmis
niitratipn ais politiideS @ertscus sur Ser
iii9un9 ltebt. Gbe nidt ser Gclf5pille
leinc 9arSe SSu6t Gnf bieie cine nno MIDI
ti9ite Gciprm ipirft, bleibcn allc anoeren
J~teiormpcri u6c bloBe &inbcripiele.
Moheiter Gplfsbl.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25

be%linnun9slps auisefunben wlrSe. Gr er>
lag na3 ;wei Sasen ieinen i6,psren Ser
letun9en.
Die Wilwantee unb ct. Saul
GiienbabnzG umpasnie IdBt 81 @reenfielo
Citation, on Der Ga Groiler 9lbtbeiluna, cs
nen neuen SunneI in ansriii nebmen, peiien
Soften aui sl2o, 600 uerani6last iinb unb
Der nit zoe, 600 Sadlteinen sepOlbt unS
iiber's Sabr fertis iperOen iou.
OaS Srrenbaus BEL Sibfoib lit
au9enbIifli6 10 uoll, DAP feline Nnmelouns
gen meDr a%ngenommen wcrben f6nneu.
OaS S6itenei It in Sbebopsan
lit nun p%eiinitiu ouf Ben "a, 25., %. uno
%. sunni ieitseie,t. Der "a. lit Ser Gms
pfan9stas.
Gas neue @eudtfeue auf emo
Giucrs Hoint, Gewauncc County, lit bel
flarem 9Setter 80 Nfeilen melt III ieben.
Sermon, WuStegounb Mefwanaso
i'll &aufeiba County lpolen Seibilie leis
item gum Sau Der ncuen en9ipurisen Mils
walltcc unb Dubuque Giienbabn.
Oas Set ScS norSmeitli6en Sdn9er-
bunoes miro am Is. SUM in @atertown
Beginner unO brei Gage bauern. Der
portige @eiansuerein cr,uartet 400 frcmSe
Sdnser unO triiit srobartige Goy3ereitun,
gen - peren Gmpfang.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25

beiuns leibbafti9 Die Mai6ine fibre. Die
Gntfernun9 betrd9t q 6 Wfeilen unb
oteie mlroen in elmer Stunpe unb eirino.
fiinf;is Minuten %suriif9elest, unb babct
wurSe nod pier Seal al Stationcn uno
cinmal nm @aiicr einSunebmen an9ebalten.
Gie Strefe pon Wienoota nad benz Sc
Meilen entfernten aurora wurbe in ebenio>
uieIen Minuten suriifgelest. Son Dem
i3eituerluit pon 4 Stunbeu wurScn Don
@alesburg bis Nurora, cine Gntfernuns
pom 1876 Meilen, Srei uno breiuiertel Stuns
Sen einscbult, uno betrus bic Sabrseidwins
oistelt weniser aIs anOertbaIb Minuten
aui Bic Mcile.
Son > it ct. 2puiS aus wsroeu
iol9enOe ;wei Sale semeIbet, sic bemeiien,
mic iebr man auf Granddaughter auf Der
Sut iein muB, I'M ni9t gum Spfer i6Ie@s
ter &erle ST weroen: 9u cincm Der !estcn
Glbenoe wurbe auf benz NbenSSuse Ger Sans
boIia:G iienbaDn ein pertuegcncr 9%taubaniau
ueriibt. Sin 0crr, Scr na6 Chicago rweiien
wolte, beItie9 BEN a3us an Sabnbof unO
wuroe pom Gonouttcur auf9cforoert, i'm
@o9oon Ser SQiuoiS=G entral. @iienbabn
EIGt I'll nebmcn. Gr bate ii6 cbcn 0ez
ictt, els Gin Wfanu nit elmer 2oterne, ben
CT fir cinen Sremier belt, ii9 ndbcrte uno
i'm auiioroertc, III Den nd@ltcn @a9sOn 81
0ebcn. Der Manu nit ser 2aterre iol9te
Dem l6crrn babin uno ltieB i'm, els lie Bic
Flatfprm crreidt batten, 9e9en Spci an1
GelGrbsr ltsbcnbe MGuner, Bic i'm padten.
Sin Sanbgcmen9 cntipanm iiG, III beiien
Serlaufc Dem Serru elmer Der Strol6e leis
ne $50 entbaltcnbe Srieftai6e a6nabm.
oils Der Sus bic SreuSuus Ser Sbioe uno
Miiiiiiippi: Giienbo9n errei9t, iprau9en
sic Oiebc Don Ser Tlatiorm II. peridwans
Sen nit ibrer Scute in Sunfel ser 9ia6t.
Der Scraubte teBrte mad SitsSt. 2ouiS
suriif, maGte Dem EoliSei6ef Wtittbei:
lung uno es sclans, Ben Sremier ipatcr
auf benz Ia1nboie abSuiaien; AUDI feline
Mitipitbuben, s,uei 6ei;er, iino ipd,
ter ieit9cnummcn morOen. Sborntun
Sans, Gin woblbabenoer &auimann aus
@reene County, Snbianu, beities an einem
Ser Ietten 9(benbe in Swiss Gitp Ben
S6neusus Der Sbios uno Miifiiippi:Gi.
ienbabn, uni cine Jteiie mad aIine Gountp,
Ofp., ansutreten. Gr NOR in re9t beiterer
Stimmuns, Bonn Dor ieiner gbreiie bate
er Ben trpfenen gaumen erbebIi9 anse.
feu9tct. Sn Sincenncs ma6te CT bic ges
tannti6ait zines junsen Mannes, Der ii6
81 linn 9eleute uno i'm in augemeiisuer
gSeile nnterbielt. Sur; na6 Gintritt Der
Ountelbeit so9 Der 6rembe cine @bisfeps
flol6e aus Dem Stiefel uno madte ieinem
neucnS cfannten ben Sori6lag, ben 6reunO:
i9aftsbuno bur6 eincn trditigcn Srlnt gu
beiieseln. &aum bate 0ops aber einen
tiidti9en S6luf setban, ais er beiinnunsss
los suIammenbrad. 9ls CT am anSern
MOr9en bel ieincr slnfrmit in Sit.St.
gouis pom ben 3ugbeamten 9eweft wuroe,
bemerfte CT, baB lein neucr SreunO per-
i6wunben mar unb nit linn feline gauge
Vorle NIT $40.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25

Gticasr .....g ettr 5dImuS, Nc. &c Canal Cert %re.
.." @ut. Nirid tan. gp. 10 sineer StraBe.
sees. Mic Weitc, Nc. 6i frGre Stra6e.
UaiCuc Iran, pini1rfel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25
Or. Hctcr SdipiuS,
Ct. Grratus, Sadfrn &C.,, Scpd uni
= ~ q.
Z II II q.
All o / &.

9'Gtlicn, SCfeTicn ......."...N cul 60
gieiean Gip, GGYgrte SGocb St
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25
WiScouNu.

Sn Sort Darlington ucrs
unsliidte Der 6armer Iii6. Oreis bon
Conn Belgium, inoem CT beim Nadbauie:
fabren aus Dem 0aJen %itir;te, unb ipater
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25

Sn 3%anesuille, D, wur6e Gin
&abn, III wcldcm lid NlonSo Safion nit
6tau uno Suei &inOcrn uno 9llbert Smitb
nit 6ral unO ;pci &iuOrrn ~bcianben, pom
Der StrOmun9 Den Damn binab g~eriiisn.
Die Utanner criuBten icScr zines ieiner &ins
Der uno l9mammcn ans 2anS lire Srauen
uno Die beiocn muocren 6inber aber ertranten.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25
o@eil(a(6e
~ y IL
Or. 9eter SG,pino,
(auS %gurembrre)

(auS Surentrre)
tsilt ftiimms SAME. gauresu aler grt. tsicneers eur6
3lintsnitlGe rsruriadts, Wunee SrlIte ti 5rauen, idrcre
Gnt;Int uns. inrCrC Snr6cniddeeu une ie~rrrbultie arants
hsitsn, ME psrfrsrns @lstcr. Sdweluuosn an irsene sinem
Stsile hes Rtrpers, 2atnweh, une fdlimner SAILS aud III
es ein uniddebarsS Ssilmitil fur nit @ntsineuna Der Gin
eereise bstaftste gRtGncrinren, fur i6limme Nugen, fir
Sluthiaen bel friidsn g0unesn u. ale artsu f&mcrsr gDurter.
Nreis Sur erres Scrsn 800. - Wittlere so Cts. -
Sleine IS Gents,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
uIcnrR Am. N InrRNALL.M.


No one knows better than the editors AMI
rppristof- Respectable newspapers IN" inluriou-
cft upnB laurnali Ia hi,h the u-t-- anu nsstiOaa
ed fors have recently wrought There n Certin class
Of newspapers Hhich lives by tls ~ le OF ceihnaioy
writing They are utterly Reckless ~ theif Statements
have gard fur pfN ate chdrd, TOR no Fffirh Tor
good ana hobs thu-s. aud respect ior "AIird virtue.
ana pirt liye- Whatever will produce sensation and
=. papers they ready aud anxious 10 publish. but
tto Journals this few A. RUE the
newspapers of to-day seek 10 he fnr ahd honest
are oouscientiuusiy conducted BY men OF high
character and GOOD staining IA sUciciy+ whose
mission il h. 70 fairly and honestly chronicle
the current news of the day, and to nicliccny con-
uent thereon. Unfortunately for peetahle loGTuai-
IAN public sympai lc. With and d uands the ier1-
lss and sensational STYLE Journals which mike II .
business from day day TO- as-al and fraduce private
ch raciCT to cuIspcuoSy parade win eAa.1' "a "a
head lines ar criminal acts NJ the hepriNrd rl--fs
To gioat MURDER and PRESENTATIONS; :" deihr ~
-, uctve language. r1pr-, indecent assault ana cut
rayss 81 All kinds The journals which circulate "ith
greatest freedom among tht ina-.r- Tho pubic crave
-ensatus. and r Is CRAFTY 10 The crcdlt OF IN, very
srgr number respectable journal, tnai ihry prNe
ti.r dignity and dsceney ia the lac" of llc temptation
of sure Irc,Hafy rewards which await them hE adapt
ing the Oiusf course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06

JUDGE vaIIsr- Of Lenox. VINO sfartcd in 10" WIN
little knowlcdse % books. but with snch
stock ~ common sense and native shre"nheSs
that they Oh became wealthy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in PittsfGh. Charles in Hinsdale and William I'd
Adams Thomas Punket removed to iittsheld IN iS''"
when - years old. from Chester, whore he had been
MANUFACTURING having begun his business liie rs ped
de- IN October 1882. be fortunately boushtthe f'ts
de cotton mills FOR $4,000 the property had cost the
proprletors Samuel Mckay, {. r. Fcnn sud hhoeh
White 100000 and thoy had not been able 20 make TIC
business pay during the eight years th"i inc MN
had been in operation. But Mr. PiunheU Sue
cceied 80 well that after doubling the capacity oi the
nth IN i2fG be sold three years later ouequaHef 10
Jason Clamp and auOher Martin Van seeker ~ the
Valati0n of $4,000 the whole, aud IN 1850 ne r.,
mainln hall interest fer 10000. Ho Was often W 'no
Massachusetts, LEGISLATURE member az thc -,natr -
1s42 SAB. AMI i-62. ard the House In 1871. le;,'
1859 $50, AMI 1870. A a legislator he was "a wen,
known economist hi7 counsel much sought for ana
M opinions especially on finance, carried weight ~
all measures for local Improvement ~ IN Town WHcI,
he spent Of his fe and where he reared large a
Interesting family Hr. Piuukett was foremost li' w
chairman of the COMMITTEES thai hr ihe preN'n, -l'ie
church Of First Congre gaiiuual socic ~ Hhe IN
EIr,pe some Years ago Mr. flupEett uarunsclolsi De
came study foT the character OF the senator IN FRO"
James de Miles p,-igo 1lub.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
W4R o. THE BROOKETY RING.

FEARS OF THE PLUNDERERS AROJ SD.
uTECT OF THE ANNOUNCENENT THAT -'Ils WILL
DE BROUGHT ~ THIS C1TT-ATIIDAyir- N TIE
HANDS or CHARLES O'CON0R-UE Is EHPECIED
10 CoSDUCT TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ACTION or IHE ATrOBNGY-CFSERH.
The announcement in Yesterday, RIB NJ
that proceedings would soon taken against the mem
beers tbe Brooklyn i.ng 10 compel restitution OF fnno
ALLEGED 10 have been di' ercd from the city treasury at
tracted attention "a all quarters. Tho statement that
the suits would be brought In this city and thct proi-
n.nt lawyers. such - Musers. OConor PeckEam, and
BARLOW bad been conferred with aud might be- engag 4
for the prosecution. causcd the member Of the Bns 10
regard The situation Iousy than they have bctn
accustomed do. and placed The matter IA Light en-
tirciy different from that ia which Il had arpraiei
when threats Of law suits had been confined to
Brooklyn courts William i. Fowler Who was the
leading man of the old Water BOId, and Is ~
present one Of the Commissioners OF cry NOfA-'
when spoken 20 upon the subject YESTERDAY c'ah u
uorirv and laid that he would he prepared when the
proper time arrived to meet al charges which might be
brought against him. He declared thai III Official car
had been perfectly straightforward and free from Jop-
be-y OF 81 sorts. VIM C. Kingsley declined To make any
.tl.Dasn whatever but said tlat II ne should reply 10
al The charge made against lin he would have nothing
else to occupy his time and attention.
II j. stated by the members 81 the Taxpayers As'"c-
ton having the matter in charge that me ada'Hs ana
all the details which they have Obtained regarding mum
ipaI frauds were placed in the hands oi Cn1rs OConor
for vaiD some weeks ago. aHd that since he re-
cev, en--a ne has been able 70 give over tie prose
cution of the NclyYork Ring defauers to other persons
he has devoted Brooklyn Affairs has undivided alien
ton They declare that he viii move against the mem
ber- OF the Brooklyn Rns fortified by faces ana gHf'
wE.n they viii no, be able 10 explain away mere VIII
probably ,e % delay Of few days before Tie -ut- are
bs.un. until tie Attorney -Gcne.al shall order his
assistants to begin the suits which. ia is stated. VIII in
volv. also the attachment Of The property ~ pr-os
charged win the puroinng Of p.hic moneys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
RrsGL4RfEs AND rHSFES.

Mrs. Sarah Wil,att3 Of No. rs Thompson-st. was
robbed by woman alcl B-ogu yesterday Of two dresses
waterproof cloak calico sack AMI foar fat irons Tie entire
property was So o police found 80 worth Of Il
IN pswn-.hop.
Jae Ca,s.d7 was arrested ycso7ay charge q stealing
cat and nair Of patslo0n- Francis CUNNINGHAM Al
20 20 Tent.sc Csssiiy engaged boarl
o. s Jr lIy r2arsa "iu WIN ''
H,nIy ,Ueth.Ir gar dealer st No ~ I3'ss -" r.
ported ~ the ppIce yestoray TAFT ,ntsh het ith en- @
IA. place aud nsd stolen - pounds Of lest tobacco valued ~
Iasne4 lh o. No old sip reported rcsisrfsy tatb bd
been rubbed II ~ the Eastern Il,-l on Nov
T.. G. Cr,mhe of N0 100 East Tseniy inrte statel .
CAT Garnnd At tno Iweniysscnna street Police station
yesterday that unknpwn man had ct at hs h"i't ~
tcfd a the duur Whit wont 20 deliver Iie e
m alr II lie bat and wooYcicoai 'sinelst 80 irom the
Joaa siore sule, 81 Prst ave aud ore-,anaraa and
By tifTftti morn
ug AMI 1T valued -rolon. fho burg
lnls entered b. means of fri,s kcys 80
Lncy Buchanan fr sl,ng 100 rom bedroom At o. "
Henry g. Benton. CLERK IN the emil - Ioln A. oo,r
yr-iersy dsf1uit - 900 bail fof embezzbng 90 col
France, Halle beck ishitc aud Heng Tones coloreil
held in $1,000 bal each the Nasbiy"l Place p9ce
rs -scnd H. % watch valued NJ Cand $lo, At No u
PsircF Prntsad JOAN smith. arrested st No % Bovcry
TDrisiay uifht or Charge ~ heLg inpl - l'
co-t ib irim tha; 49, y ofer o, judge FIqmmcr ye,
tsrisy gUi watch yale at 80 siorn az ihas tine Vas
pavn-ticsei for II from one ~ ,nc cirputs
James Leo gldml-r 81 10 "a West fmis1rih- s. was
charged al the ns Police Court yesir AZ Nlth a,rrh} IN
L4,ng Kept - books 10 him by hoo r. nawley law
patrick Ta gave bal in 500 before Jnsrc- Mccoyin
lt 'e' tliy sisIl- 20 az ' S "a ii, them 1
John Donneiiv Of philadelphia committed Tor trial by
from J1s,pn FoCs clothing store al No ~ Newark ave j.
=. wcniiiar- clothing -"re ~ No 81 Nasnnelon-s, no
boteu broken ,pcn early yesterday morning and 70 ye-ts
rle -ioenc, ~ " I.rr. w. entered b., burglar. few
nights robhod ~ srewaro 10 the value Of 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
srIlrrr or AZ ILLICIT pf-TrLLERY.

AZ Illicit whisky di,tillery was found IN
fli operation on Thursday afternoon at the foot OF
Couniba--t IN Prooklyn. The distcry i. supposed "a
have Deen carried for about two weeks The value OF
the bpfaratus seized Is about $1,000 The place
was discovered by revenue agents. who saw smoke
ard fame Issuing from the rear OF the shaniy
~ night Deputy Marshals Wright. Fisher, and
Bigot and Deputy Collectors C!berson. Gilen. and
rut-e acronr by four policemen from the Elcy-
..ufn Precinct, went 90 the SiHIfy about . 2. m A
,r,,v,d al men. women aud bows collected and en-
letyor m impede ihr officer, and favor the escape OF
tb, itu.fes ,,f tle sngrfy. Stlck- ana stones
rro,vn aud few slight bruises were received by ,he
officers. The fires vs., found burning and the copper
-fif huyin- q cnss4 Of about 80 gallons rail
of whisky Ihe cOa- Of the wOrhmrn were found h&-
nc the walls. Sut che men hIi escaped Apoui -ooO
Ions o mash was found the premises. On tie Oppo
site side Of the street q another sliuty Wlch fp-
reared 10 have been used Is an illicit distery, hut 10
p.r,on- oT machinery discovered there Tho place
IS here these .tauiles tao Il, Known the swamp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
loss OF TIE SCHOONER GEORGE HUNT

The slip Yentus. Capt Theohald arrived
at this port roi Thursday with Capt Dexter
NJ, daughter and the crew. IN number Of the schooner
Geor- = Hunt OF boston. The schooner was sighted On
oct. Il ia latitude 90 - and longitude ~ during
heavy ae she were st preparing to abandon the
vessel when they we're rescued by Capt Theobad. Capt
Dexter states that IN. vessel sailed from Boston on Oct
20 for savannah with cargo of guIno on Oct. 30 e
heavy squull trOm the norh-east struck the
schooner. clrryng away the jit-boom and fore
aud main maat-. leaving the vessel wholly
humane, gesbe while the iron shrOuds and cr0sst.ee
charcd the vessel sides and ho TOM causing her Ia leak
lad'v Tac maI mast got under the bottom, pounding
iear.Gly, while the SEA mad clean sweep oy me
A,cE damaging the provisions had been decided 10
abandon the yg,-oi thc \onu- came IN sight. tn"
schooner was 10 years old. Of 4p2 tons burden, and
owned hy Y. q BISON OF Eaht Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
THE EIGHT FAmLY OPENED.

Fof7 The Ff91L- ". -fr4it, -N"fs o.
TIE TpIrt-NF of this morning very quietly
aunennces me arrival Of papers at the torey tnei
Office winch opens the hSht on TIE BROOKLYN iss q
.sy npeu- The nght. We mean what We Say Tor hoiu
nr,.y n,-lv done any more consfquenItl tldI '"
yam Ie pluuderrrs how te project thcin-eNe- N0E
i'm orr cities j. only indicative at how the p-0ne ieei u
i no; an Indication their knoWlcdge o. t">' VINO aN
sSsne them or OF thelT nicilig nj 'icA ih lIn
Themselves or their plundtre lf act ~ ma c nc
hou.si voters wait patiently IN the plundt frT tbt-
selves have auroity selected candidts on BON f'tt Io
them Ia yat, lOr Then the politicians li- con tW I
lUpcf nc respectable mon into an endorsement n tn'
car ia te- They do not care which one il ttfl'i'
oniv 80 Gar AZ securing the patronage - coDceiht'.
Honest mem not conyersani vita ne leadoi o''lss
or tlta candidates Durpo-c-. mCpr-t Tue can
d.dates and away goes the nu1decF- protector Oh .
c Cor the -pos The idea that r1hhfr- IKE lhn- "Ho
have been plumber RIM BruOtyn 'u lhc Iarl ini.r'n
wears souid could. would select rs III % ma 7 ne y
vino eoud assist al their conviction. + " silly FOR 7s
bile persons 10 seriously cOntemptr Tor n -iu-ir 4
mcut. Inc lhitl ~ \" -ii''iii'- "" -.
courage and re-0rting To drNicc- 10 H"i',t ~
lves mat look very much a. Il thcy were aaiht -
I'M, i.K. rsa.on e be- Toe game D. mar me iaf' >.
Trg,t wisdom and the tine spirit m fil on me .il y"
those committed 10 The GOOD NCr, az rtdr, ming s- CIV
fo, the wort sat Of runfcrers tlnt ever e-i in~h
tbclr infamous business d. any tohiN' - iit9 "A
40on be fhe road Ia -lus -4ns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-06
MrsICAL NOTES.


Campau:ni and Nanotti have been singing IN
Boio
Wachtel will appear again in "Tle Hugue-
not" next week aid also Martha and a DiiVolJ.
La Dame Blanche" STA sung to- i.y az jbe Matinee.
The performance OF st. Paul by the New
York OIutono society ana the Thomas orchestra VIII
take place next TUESDAY The promiscd production II
"Eitdh by he Centennial CHORAL Union seems TO ilF e
boon aGaua Toned
Mr. Ernst PeTabO. one Of the most distin-
Ruls d 0f L0st3u p.-is. announced two dainccr FOR
boy. aud 10 III prog Tor The rst or these
Runinstrin musical sketch OF Lives entitled ID r
Basinlorzigo Bruder. al %. which entirely new, ana
BeetL0ven's major -ouafa. Op. l19.
Mr. Frederic B0scoyiIz Will give pan0-fOrte
rccits StenWay Hall Nov. j. and 20 piat INK ~ O
hrst Ftch's italian concerto bOu-Cs nd Eio " the
master five selections from Chopin, Ll,zta 18Th
vii Ir very Interesting ctoiiy here AZ one sec>n
recital 4t VIII give arrtng n"ut - I,. o. Two OF
BrahB's " Hungarian Dances"
Mis- Adelaide Phillips VIII begin a season
OF tHian opera m Warrington next Nouiy with COM
pany she just ORGANIZED. Three OF the artists.
namely her sister Nat ida. who Las been studying and
singing Italy, sig Bcrsauiu tenor. aud sls Carp,
bGss sr'ed from Europe NJ the steamer Eln on Thurs
day Tie troupe also includes Miss Ni0ctta COlyile.
sgB0rna lambert. Nf Tom Karl and To- iiapletr',
win sig. 1Jmasl conductor.
Theodore Thomas's season of symphony
Concert promises "a it even unusually suec-s-ii. tns
0rmand Tor seats h.ylul been beyond al former eE-
IcficIcs. Tie bin for first concert includes i.sI =
great bante symphony with female cnots, aud r. safe
Ia0fass hands such Interpretation a. has never been
given II In TINS country before. The only solo artist viii
Do Nine. Ant0ueitc sterling; as matter OF
course Der selections IN perfect harmony with
tho u1t OF the programme the whole of which is
rshee0 win great art and Judgment, Chuck. Bach, and
Eeeul"sen Ling the fial Part oi tie evening white
r,haier% ana lAszt occupy the second. Nine. sterling
VIII sng 5cnGberts " Djppegauger" with orchestral az
So'npAhi;nent arrange by Thomts.
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MIDNIGHT NEITHER REPORT.
NAR DEPARTMHNT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHlEY SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsuINCrON. II. g.. .tUTday. Nov. q. l>fJ-l 2. III.
synopsis for ne Ddsi - hours
The low barometer central over Louisiana
last night hs rapidly moved easg0td beyond me -lu
Atlantic coast accom- panied by cloudy and RAINY weather.
rrnrn Tennessee and Virginia southwark. .
The tempe nature has fallen IN the t'uif ana -ouln ~
lautc STAT and what from Ire indian lei
tory and Arkansas 10 Dakota. Minnesota, and Lake 81
psrOr.
The Ohio River above Cincinnati and the MononGahea
River nave risen n,,,,,
For the south Atlantic and East Gulf states, rising and
bigh barometer. northwest to northeast winds, ann
cold clear or partly cloudy weather followed by rising
temperature over the int nor
For The West Gulf states hi barometer. norhfast 10
soutli-ea.t winds slightly warmer and clear weather
For Tpnne-sre and the Ohio Valley winds shiIuhg 70
southery slightly warmer, clear weather, followed 10y
falling barometer
For the Upper Mis3isIppi aud Lower Missouri Nal'y
stationary falling barometer. sOuthefif 10 Westerly
winds. warm ana clear weather.
Tar he IfddTe and Eastern suites rising Joi'otcco ~
falling barometer slghty WdfIccr. clear TedheT, run
o resf 10 sout-ireg riads Ia NE difeT and n0rfhrty
rds ~ he fOrSF. shrtg 10 S0herty orer me INFERIOR
The river commenced falling ~ Pittsburgh 49,.
For the New-lOrk canal region, iemIetaiure siShu1
above freezing saturday night
FOr ile lake region. falling baromn: r, sNulhefy 10
westerly winds, warmer, AMI clear weather
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ArTxANDEF san Francisco Cal sept. o. 9Tj ,ir'h.
daughter O Carts Bolton ot this city, ad VIE
of Gen. b. : AleNaudr. OF the 4 hlt,d Fl 81 : Army.
BIODGETr Nov. I, william Tfen BodSett In
the 52d oi hi. gac
The funeral s-ryicr- iii held -. Georges church.
-uryeesnt fonda, u"Iug ath inst, al 10 OciocK
Relatives snd friends nv I'd 70 attend
HARRIS BROOKLYN Frdr~ NOV . 1870 JOhn Harris.
frFmsffr a. York. AGED 80
iii, litns attend - funeral rom the r-hBcs
Of Ifn- T. uLu. - 5oralcuusL Brook - on Monday,
In-t., az l.}" y.
LFFCH-lu BROOKLYN. wednesday, Nov. 3 1875. Mary
Anne Lcccl IN thr btt ear OF her age.
The friends If famil invited attend h.r tUnarai
r-srence o her brother john Leech, sol L.F.
sfon-.t., Oh saturday. Sos. @. a. . O'Clock
IOWHIsN-At DulEth. @nr, oct. ~, 1873 Samuel W.
lowry. f0fn.rrlg %, Moline, IL
TOOHF-In Jersey Cif tho 4th inst, 81 pueum0nis,
fisprss ~ san Franciseo agefi - year..
Ms friends ud hi funeral nan tr ecncs
g.. NOR 10 Ntitni--t Ilafs. eltflt
Jersey CIy. -iinrUay. 6Ih iu,-, al o'clock p NJ.
MORGAN-n Breoklyn. THURSDAY Nov 4, 1870, Eleanor
Lake. 0f Jsnrs H. Morgan AMI elder dJlS.tes VI
Alexander Mct1lum. avCd Zp years sud months.
Tie relatives eni- % the fanny arr invited 20 su'ni
I services a, - 4ul th.Irh clinton st. lYia"t
OF Cafrul. sunday, Nov. T. a. Pa y. ni
PROVISION the ID inst. az his residence in Caldwell.
H. j. jonathan Provost, To- .ie lin year u his age.
The relatives invited t0 attend ~ funeral
aluri trny, NuF g. Services AZ Tie sse Al
p. onl 40 TIE church al = p. H.
RAYMON D-rhursay evening N1y. T. u diphiheris Fvsa
yeue vouusest daughter VIZ v. Llle u Ras nouf
indty afternoon. EUm Ltsctuce Oi hot
parents. 10 hDduc, 5Y Dtouslli