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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18

Gil tlG; Case s7p-wellngton Weaver al 1905 Gaze ots-
Albeit b. BlankenshD. OIL Case 11O-JameS Ois5s-
iG3. Cane lOO-Manuel a SEWN $40 lD Case 49,
Plsndor NJ Eder ct ai-s7Sg 2Oi Gaze 4sO-Emma n HAL
adminisi ratTx, &C, ~, S2J IL. - - -.
on 81 counsel W. c. Low Case ,lJH, AhuphCss :"
76y dismssed 100 -
Tairr s al Case 0s5-J. a. NacOnber Case 1233Josiah
Iolme. ir sdmr. 3T-agusi IgnaciO Case 5l3-A.
ID Moore Coz Case 52l George vs.. Robinson OF al CAS-
629-iohn Upon KlOts ct al Gaze 7Z9-Phneas NJ emto'
Case j23-John b. Bogert and Case 52Z-Ezabeth Scott
passed. - ,,.,.
Ca,s 52G-Huntngt0 and Hopkins. was submitted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18

The rial OF Police Capt. MchlWaiu OF the
Seventh Precinct vas continued yesterday before The
Police Commissioners. Andrew L. Pennover continued
be testimony going over the same ground az "heA lie
Ma before Ito legislative Committee Crime. Mr..
Pe8u0yer admitted thar the police had done ali in their
power iH his ease bat thought they were slow IN their
oleaiIous David GCntci owner Of he house at n 20
OF severthst testified that be knew nothing ~
tie bad character of tie persons occupying bis house
until after tue robbery OF mr. PennOyer Oiher VII.
To house. Tie trial will be resumed on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18
THE ACCUSED SAVINGS BANK OFFICERS.

llessIs. Lyon, Decker, Bates. Morgan, and
Carnan former officers OF the suspended Third Avenue
Savings Bank charged with certifying incorrect reports
70 the Bank Department Of the condition OF the bank
gave bail yesterday IA the OF $1,000 eacl at the
seventh street Police Court, Justice Duy prsl-
ing Bruj9min A. Iyon Of 40. pa East SiNtetl-st .
Henry S1jiuash ~ No. pa East TWentysiXth-t.. John
Davidson OF so ~o5 LeXlHgtou-yc William Bates o.
No 700 Pacuc-st.. Brook anu Philip j. setter oi No
ono Third ave-. were accepted surctic-. Tie case
W.. ,h.n adjourned until tli5 ftmOOn at O'Clock.
whom the aroused oaccrs wIl decide wAete o. dcri
an examination or waive IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18
- sIEoLR I'LL cONT.sT

Tn ;he contest Of the Singer Will before Inc
surrogate OF Westche.t County yesterday As Foster
the contestant told The ory OF Der connection With MI
singer a. previously published. Charles y. spOnser,
brother o tIc contestant, teslcd thai Ac ws agent Tor
NJ singer Tor seven o. eight wears. Dir. ana hfs --
e. )rQeC a. Esrurr- Hotel in Baltimore az nan ana
wife and received visitors SUCH George T. Nchtu-
se Woe President OF tae Singer SEWN gfdc1iLc Com
pdf . was cal ed aud ypaned the part which Lc took
m securing tho arrangement through Abbott g. Fuller
vlrlob - 800 was paid 10 The contestant b. 81 singer.
Tue =, Is ID rn adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18
quot Ry AN ALBANY MAN.

DENVER, Col, Nov. ia quarrel @t Cen
trail CITY to-day between II. ". Hall Of Albany, n T.
rsnresenting tie Albany Mining Company, and VIM M.
Rule late superintendent Of the same COMPANY resulted
In ts shooting Of the latter The wound Is Dot believer
70 he serious The feeling at Central Cy is intensely
hostile TO Hail. as Il Is believed his assault vas ""o|
an .granted
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ROWING AND BoxNG AT YALE.

NEw-HAvEN, Nov. 17.-At Lake Saltonstali
This afternoon in single sCu race FOR the challenge CUP
T. b. BaluDridre. champion amateur o4isman Of TIC
couutrv WAS beaten BY Jlan Kennedy Of Yale Coe6e'
ny, e,stapce was two miles. Time, 15:o-l2, against
1A.5G1, for Kennedy a minor single scull race
between IT, Livingstone OF Yale, Class IS, aud l. A.
Vernon OF yale Glass '76, Was won ~ LIVINGSTONE
who came in IN 1891. his opponent geA6 tr3 in.,
fIind In tbe evening in the city Prof. Dale OI TINS
niaca and Prof McCeLand OF N0Cd.s Museum =. "
YORK participated In spauing exhlmuoh' I'' "'''H
draw
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SUICIDE IN BRooKLYN.

4 young girl, II years of age, named Mary
L. Rice who has been in the employment OF II. ". Bar
ton OF No 2l2i2 Cllsson-avc committed suicide last
night by taking dose Of stryo5niie she was found
dead on the nOol Of the Kitchen when the family returned
from church meeting. The poison found III cup
t.a, the body Three weeks ago The girl came ftOm
Geneva la Tins state aud since tat time has been iu t
Baturs employment Tic cause D. tho suicide l7 not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18
ELECTRICAL SOCIETY.
ANNUAL MErIISG AT cucAGO-THa NEw OFFICERS
AND MEMBERS.

ANNUAL MEEIISG Al Cl!ICAGO-THH NEw OFFICERS
AND MEMBERS.
Chicago. Nov 1.-THE American Electrical
Society held meeting at the Grand Pacific Hotel to-day
Gen Arson sagcr the President, in the chair. There
vas large attendance Of electricians Telegraph men,
and scientific gentlemen. A number OF members were
admitted, after which several papers were Irad. one
was communication from Gen. SOOy Smith. Chairman
" the Committee on Physical Phenomena OF the United
states Testing Board asking the Society TO suggest means
to determine al what timo the molecular disturbance
which takes place In bar Of iron or steel when under
tensile OF cOmprcssive strain constantly Increasing
develop, heat aud electricity The Society then APP
pointed tho following committee to act with Gea Smith
g. H. Summers, Dr. Edward A I'LL, Thomas Henning
Charles H. fIJskns. and Gen. Arson stager
1t tho evening session the following officers We're
elected:
President -Gen. st0ger.
ViccPiesidcnis-C il. Hastir, Of Milwaukee, Geo. b.
Pr scott Of Ncw-lork, Harry T. nWlShs 90 Iodoi,"'
h. r. wright Of Cleveland, aud }. j. Dicker or Oniha'
Corresponding Secretary W. Jo9Vs S o. Un'"so
Irta-uieT-A. h. Chandler. ..,
VIM Henry smith. Geo. H. Bias, f. w. Tuhba ~ Chcdeo
Brecors-W. V. smith n lndlsnarOl- :; D. flT,d o..
san Francisco Geo. y. Williams oi CINCINNATI. CO Rowe
of It-9urS r. G. Cowey OF 81 LOUIS ,, h9c Si OF
Buffalo. Hugh Nelson 81 Toronto. o. IL Boom or '"-
ded. o. " {. Long ana pr = A. ull Ol Clicag0' d. -
Ti.Lnghast Uf Buffalo 4 Hayward OF 'lncehics, T.
-Hcie, ~ Dubuque, {. ". Euos Vl touhuuS anu VI -
Bristol Of Cincinnati.
Tie following honorary members were elected: WIZ.
orion of New. York 4 g. simmons Of Kentucky. J. d.
Cr%Ia W F.nld OF NrN-Yoia. Thomas swinyani
II Toronto. sir Hugh Allen OF dgntreal. DE- ).
d, Flrnrr 81 salem 4. C. Mendeuhail of Columbus ;
Nary. Hugnett OF Chicago; Prof. Joseph Henry ot
Washington; the Hon. j. II. wade ~ Coiuhhus Dl. I"
O.. soncrs elected member clcAs, was decided
N ., the place foi holding ,Hrnext annual meeting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18

transferred from this diocese 10 others, ard deposed
lie congratulated the diocctc the manifest tokens OF
the Divine blessing which 10 had received IN the past
year spoke the churcn mprON eneDts ana rciofm VI
church Indebtedness in several Parishes ana focoi
pcnded the Observance OF IT. Andrews day, nov ~ rs
n dag OF PRAYER for missions Daniel DOdd. Alfred NILS
jeremiah G. Garthwate. and g. H. VOorhis were eoo.en
Law member and the Rev Drs James A. Williams. Rob
ert " Merritt f. b. Bugss. and Spencer NJ Rice, ccrichl
members OF the standing Committee. The CONVENTION
han obi rftn1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18
I-yITED sTATEs SUPREME COURT.

washington. Nov 17.-Iu The Supreme Court Of
the Initcl states fO-laY; .-,
rfs agt. The llu-cUs u tlt t'Ati ff,l ei an
thuchIhe Court declined 20 h'af i''Aei argument IN ms
..--. --. co..
pl receiver I'll bona, T. May, ftt ii d. t-rul
rt charles Case receiver ca1ses we're argued by
Mn j. D Acnri col counsel tOr Tire Il1nuIr n erirr aud
lev Mr. T. -. phips aud Mr. q. tts5 Or $50 drrli- "a
error .,-..-. H. ..-.- 49,. ,,..-.
p,.p Tbr az guurut ~ tu, Wa begun Jy A. conway
Robinson ~ counsel FOR the plaintiffs la error
Adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Nov 19.-The Official
vote % a the counties has been received The MAORI
c- OF The successful candidates follows Governor
-indiGgton Rrp.i, Sal; LieutcnantGoyernor-P Parker
rr.l-liref-Kuchn fDeui1, 2.sot' Attotney-Geuerti-
sloan fDrm). ISL superintendent OF Public lnstruc
uon-Sranng (DrIu.l, Ito.
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rnr NArIoNAL anANcE ~ ANNrAL 100.

TnI NAT1ONAL NNNNIE n ANET u -T7---|7'''
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 1.-THE National Grange
met Al the Gait House to-day. Pun delegation, nom "i
hut ono or two OF the states and Territories we're present.
There is no delegation rom Canada ~ me oranges 'n7'e
do not belong To she jurisdiction OF the National orangt
An sdd,e,s Of welcome yas delivered by NJ. ID. Davis
- TsptpcLy which was rcspouds1to by D. W \ Adams
y, = 1f0nI-.lu made . report ~ 10 'a11rs 4
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THE STATE or TRADE.


BALTIMORE Nov l7-CAruE-rhe market during the pasi
prices isDifc. higher;
best. Cos hc first quality 1ci medium or good lar
quality 4id8fc; ord nary thin sieors. an cows I'd
5'ic most sales At igjlc receipts 1865 head sales.
1922 head
gladly. receipts. n 3J head
have been duh NJ unchanged rates range 495S,
lambs 81 t2a*i = head. receipts $500 head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18

The dwtl.iug-hoU,o Oh Slr. Burke opposite
tic J.rs- cry Water Works. az BcLrsule y o., Vas d-
-ry.I by fire on Tuesday during the absence " The
laB.l1. Tue los, aDrdt $1,000 Insurance, tIVpO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18

Balcom in Binchamtou the 26;h OF December last In
the OF Amelia &. Van Brunt against Charles H. Van
Brnt II is doGreed 1t shall not be lawful for the said
defendant, Charles II. Van Brn TO marry again until
the said plaintiff IL actually dead" The Piaintr is
granted ainOuy OF $1,000 year. and the custody OF the
fyn oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Nov. l1.-An alarming IRE
broke out.n the cay Hall to-day, but Dy tue energetic
effort, ol hI,ln cu confined 10 Tie tower water
btlts he thrown loo f,,t Nigh which done by Two
siugInfu tte same bose. BY cans ui bong rop'
n. hose wa drawn tiir tYpul sine Ha and tuerc used
win great advantage ~ De- Impossible o. t-nuil tc
DAMAGE uOV, but tue insurance Will cover IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAVANA--Ea steamship Cifv 0r Mo IoTk Nov. IL
Mr. and Mrs Albert BrOoh, Max Lentisl Antonio 5. Ma
cias Ricardo BlrOs Medina Manuel \. CaltO Daniel
de Mayo. Pablo Estrada, Jose &. p. Potricro.
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TIN Nrw-YORK TRIBUNE i not edited uCW
DIV Horace Greeley. and Is uot r. publ, ~ polite t
Tor enterprise 10 cannot De- cEccliel. and 10 d, a.-t. u g..
ItelutIrt-l Marietta lOri0j Register.
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M1RRIEU.

cow f-PALEN-0u Tuesday nov. 10 at he residence
OF fhe Dues sth-r, uy the Key. arthur Brooks Thomas
conway % Annie t., daughter OF pa.-u of ibis cJy
LECC ETT-CL APP-At Elizabeth. N.J, Nov = 1915 Al
Westminster church. by itey. Dr ~. C. Roberts, r. HOwr
Legget. 90 Ce0rsana Cqp daughter " the BEN .mn
". Ciapp.
WILCOX-WELLS-On the 18th inst at the Rutgcrs Pres
bytcuan Church. BY the Rev. Dr. COuku Cu y ~ wilcox
Of the Drn OF = & II. r. Anthony Co.. Llzze BOgert
daughter Of MS. II. x. " eil-, all ~ this ,tty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18

PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
Providence r.. l.. Nov l7-Punting Cloths quiet n
aha ntrefft
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EXTINCTION AGAINST cREDrr MoRnMR.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 17.-An application was
msde b Judge Plat to-day for injunction TO restrain
TIE stockholders Of the Credit Mobier OF America from
ratfying compromise contract with the Union Pacific
Railroad Company. The complainant Is Rowland ..
HAZARD lie charges that the scheme is INTENDED 70 au
vance tue Interests OF the Union PACING Railroad COM
psny al expense Of the Credit MoDer and is Illegal
Sod fraudulent Tue preliminary injunction was granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18

DETROIT, Nov. 17.-Samuel. '. FarWel or
Utica n s.. Ycc-Presdcnt OF the Flint and Fcio MAI
s,re-tc Railway did At East saginaw, NJ ic tine morn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18
OEITUARY.


William, y. Odcn died at his home M sand
:. Brooklyn. yesterday morning. a. tho re oi 81 lie
was formerly merchant in this city, hut had zen I't
- ycsrs a clerk ia the hquidltl0n department Of tAo
C,st,....,nso in the Auditors division. AifI0u 10
a c-d with asthma nc bad been ecrj active i his en
Sos. su4 ,.e. feh.y valued Ills wcp" .alflNte An bu1
d. ~. c,fycd d dnurhter and two sous. Ao-c- ,. Olo
!nr .e,iv Naval Officer 90 THIS porn, and samuel a. =
O.tu %. oi tie lrm o. 4dici4! d Li'"ss'oi''
No. "a Ioaycr-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18

All Notices Of Marriages must be iado,sei 9Th taA
Il lLIrf and nnireSa
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Fruni>ens,ein's Adding { ri.
Thanksgiving. Nov. rs,
HOWARD MISSION.

50 SEW BOWEHY. NEW.YORN
Dinner h. provided cor So0 persons chiefly Of poor ch
dfen and they related all known 20 Us BIZ
personal visitation. Contributions OF tho various supply
Of Proyohi Poultry aud goods respectfully solicited
and thankfully recrived AZ the MISSION. Money may %
sent 70 too Treasurer ii. f. ToMPKINs. ssa p. u Beg
l5I2. Doors open nom IA 90 O'Clock.
VA D. oLEod. sasa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-18

,he year. No other special business done. The
session will last for ten day..
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epecial Nollces.

A. Cheap a. the aeapest and Good the Best
,4l BOOTS a.a rIit- BEST IiIiLt &
..eei pros Iron -DLAb>,. sItO11, srryiceaJie
SHOE ~ BOYS. CANIkELI.
2SJ ana al -L4 ave-
Baptist sunday -school Teachers Association
meets THIS EVENING in Calvary Church. Twenty third -.
lesson Taught by Rev T. F. ELDER aul address by Rev D.
e. POTTER wM PHELPS rresiient.
Cough. Hoar.ene-.. aud all Diseases Of the Throat
alf L.a.s. 4 it. speedy CERTAIN NIsLMAN'N
IULU AND LtNEANOEr EAILD IOkAAI sold d,
Drua sists only soc pr bottle.
Charch organ Tor ~nlc &C te Far II M American Ia
stutc Hss li.tn the Iicllen. Apply To tle bJIller-
JARDl ~ - son
3lo last rliIty-nuths o.
Frunkensten's Adding & IrJ.
The most u-eiul discovery Of mo.ern times.
aIt does away with the labor % adding long columns %
pr. e f,lt io .uy amount beng iU0ld Win RApIUIIf
ana CERTAINTY
sen,io ANY ADDRE-S. rosiag, paid ior 80 CENTS
JLOAuL l. FRAN kENSTEIS,
Los BroafWiY.
Pos.-i,al.c Nsnce-le MAIL, FOR ~ I10rF Ior t.,
week ending SAtL tuAh nov 20 1875. will close this
oncr - follows; On n I.sDAh, .. M. on EDS rs.
DAY 40 $50 a. ~. Ii CESDAf 1850 a. m ana On
sATU tDAA ri : $50, and loo a, m. L. L. JAMES, =.
The SEPARATING Nine, OF tho Pleasant valley Vino COM
many County. ~ What
aHl good bus ness qualit atCus accom-.
tni. rnppris ni branch u home Industry.
az fr.m,ted the bottle Two ycas Ia pectn sups-
Tor he French selling 40 about ~ per cent less The
psny sold 1900 cases IA 1874 Thor stu Wines aud
Bfaa.4,a ~. very popular H. y. Kirk ( Co.
sole Agents, 90 FULTON e.. y. Y.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-17
Special Com 7,littees.

APPOINTMENT OF THE COMMITTEES TO
HOLD EXAMINATIONS IN THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS,
President Shortledge, of the Board
of Education, announces the following
special committees to act with the visi-
ting committees IN the examination of
the Public Schools of this city:
No. Levi G. Bird, Henry Eckel.
No 2,-Thomas johnson, L. w. Pal
mer.
No. 3.-Ziba Ferris, Jr. JamesW ool
ley.
No. 4.-W. J. Morrow, d. r. Haw
kins.
No. 3. 5.-Lewis Zebley, Peter U. Fur
ry.
No. G.-Wm. II Pierce, Joseph C.
Taylor.
No. IL. ]. jenkins, Charles E.
Buck
No. s.-Gcorge r. Roberts, Geo. w.
Vernon.
No. 10.--Robert G. Fraim, B. II.
Heislcr.
No. 11.-Jas. c. Morrow, Jacob F.
Sharp.
No. 12.-Charles Baird, Philemma
Chandler.
No. 13. John II. Moore, Allen Ruth.
No. 14.-John Palmer, Samuel A.
Price.
No. 15.-John i Frock, W illiam IL
Curry.
Howard School No. &c. Baird,
j. +. Sharp.
No. 17.-Lewis Zebley.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-17
angling for a Husband.

"M. IL. b. the. sprightly New York
can. furnishes the following;
In Fifth avenue boarding-bouse Of
great pretensions, dwells Mrs. H
and Mrs. E--two airy females, who
live, for no other purpose than to see
other folks clothes and get new ones for
themselves: A gentleman boarder had
business with a vey, worthy, plain old
teiow, ana had for few weeks had him
70 board In the house. His common
clothes and clumsy manners afforded
vast amusement to the two fair ladies.
They te-he-ed and grinaced at almost
every move the old man made. till AZ
last the worthy mans patron thought he
would turn the tide. He encountered
Mrs. H., and in a careless way he intro
d'lced the subject, regretting that Mr..
dld not take more pains with his
costume, he being one Of the solid men
OF wall street, worth in the neighbor-
hood OF five or six millions. The bait
took. The other lady asked confede-
rate OF the first gentleman if it was re-
ally possible. Mr.. was worth that
much much, and the party addressed
said he thought that large fortunes wero
| usually over estimated, but he presum-
ed, were he forced to tell, he would come
| out with three or four millions from his
STOCKS; about his real estate he knew
nothing.
That night at dinner the two ladies
were ELUSIVE in their attention. Tho
old gentleman passed most OF the even
ing IN the private parlor of ono Of them,
the most honored of the many guests.
One OF the ladies had him out to ride
in her vehicle, and after few days poor
old Mr.--,who had announced him
self a widowef was being actually cour-
ted by Mrs. H., who is the separated
(divorced) wife, 1 believe, of noted
bankrupts druggist, who made the city
lively a few years ago. Mrs. H. had q
opera, and often the "Wall sfiHeE solid
man" was its occupant.
When illusions were made to invest
ments and stocks, in his simple way he
joked, never thinking their inquiries
were made in any other spirit but that of
fun.
Alas! This week Mrs. H. and Mas. E.,
sitting at the dinner table one night, shed
ding their sweet smiles upon MIR. Solid
Man, happened to mention they were
going to Brooklyn the next morning.
Up speaks the old man:
IF you are going up Fulton street you
must stop and buy a bouquet ct my
daughter; she keeps florists shop pretty.
near Montague street" Your daughter
keeps a florists shop!' exclaimed both
ladies'.
Certainly, ma am. returned the Wall
street man. after lgave up my nursery
out in Flushing, Hannah made arrange
ments with my successor to be furnished
with flowers, and she's done good bust
ness ever since.' Well, tho whole table
laughed, taking in the situation at once.
Such pair of discomtitted women ono
seldom sees. They have driven out every
day since and cut the solid man and his.
patron dead from the awful hour when
they discovered how sweetly they had
been sold. ~
The daily gazette., 1875-06-17
A Colossal Statue.
A COPPER FIGURE 100 FEET aIaH-THE
EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD.

EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD.
The Berlin correspondent of tho
London Daily Neacs writes to that
journal as follows
Speaking of Wcstphalia, l ought to
bestow a few words upon an artist,
native of that province, whose talent
and perseverance have just completed
very remarkable work. Some thirty
or forty years ago, when the Unity
movement had barely commenced Herr
Ernst Won Bandel, a Westphalian
nobleman devoted to the sculptor art,
convinced the patriotic idea of erect
ing q gigantic statute to Hermann, the
vanquisher of Varus in the Teutoburg
Forest. A grand national monument,
the statute was to reach the enormous
proportions of 100 rect, not to speak
of pedestal and base; and as 1t was to
be placed on the top of hill, tho site
of victory, the difficulty of getting it
in position not little added to the
magnitude of the undertaking.
In spite of all obstacles, what ap-
peared chimera thirty years ago has
now become reality. Assisted by
wealthy friends and occasional public
subscriptions, Herr Won Bandel has
completed the figure, and in two
months expects to witness tho solemn
Inauguration of his monument by the
German Emperor. The statue is of
embossed copper, and has been wrought
| by the hand of the man whose brain
created it, His whole life has beea
consumed in this one object. When
he had done modelling-no small task
in the case of figure five feet long
he took to the hammer and forge, lit
orally formed the immense surface with
his own unaided strength. A good
deal of it was done at tho foot Of the
hill whereupon it aaads, the sculptor
having built himseENsforgeland a..hut
close to his chosen locality. If the
whole isas imposing as the head, which
| saw ten years since, Germany will
possess not only the largest, but also
one of the best statues in Europe.
This eighth wonder of the world
will tower over tho famous oak woods,
near Detmold, the capital of the Prin-
cipality of Lippe.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-17
'CLARKs PATRNT
Washing Machine

AND KITCHEN TABLE COMBINED.
The Best. A neat and useful piece of Kitch-
en- Furniture. The most delicate fabric
washed without injuring q thread. The
work of publication thoroughly accomplish
cd by the machine. No after hand rubbing
required. The cost of the machine saved in
three months in "wear and tear" Work re-
quiring a full day by hand and board accom-.
plished in one hour. Full satisfaction guar.
anteed or purchase money refunded.
PRICE FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
Manufactured by
ISAAC PYLE.
.5l7 Orange Street,
tel1d&w1mo Wilmington, Del.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-17
Royar's Aoof Liniment'

After 30 years OF practical experience with
horses, in staging, teaming, &C., have learn
| ed that more horses have been crippled by
| !nattentlon to the feet than all other diseases
| combined. After many experiments L have
round the true remedy TO PREVENT the disa
ease OF the hoof, or restore 1t after negligence,
. wnat nature intended 1t should be-the
.reat support ofthe noble animal. IL the hoof Is
mnamed and diseased, the animal Is comparai
lively worthless. This Liniment will surely
preusnt this worst OF all diseases, Contraction.
Corns. Quarter, Cracks, Contraction OF the
Rack sinew generally called Knee Sprung,
re, and restore those that have been crippled
by the want OF such remedy.
AS-rry it, and 1t will never fail II properly
Bathe the horse's foot once week, or often
er II necessary, at the heel and frog, and
around the hoof close TO the halr.
M. G. BOYER.
Norrlstown, Pa.
MR. NJ. G. BoYER-Dedr Sir: This ls TO GER
tify that l have used your Liniment In my
stable for three months past, on more than
one hundred horses, and lind 1t the bsst PIE
paration have eyer used on h0rses. 1t Is tar
better than you recommend 1t. Send me nve
cases ot once, by express, q. q. ID:
HARRY HAMILTON,
No. 1872 West 3lst street New York CITY
The daily gazette., 1875-06-17
AAT III. 8. WATT,
No 1000 MARKET STREET,

PLUMBER, Gas 4 STEAM FILTER,
Wishes his friends and and patrons to know
that he has resumed business in tho above
branches and would desire to renew. their
custom heretofore Sc literally bestowed. He
is prepared to do all kindr OF work In his line,
and submit estimates of cost, guarantee to
llnlsh all contracts aud complete all jobs in
tho most
SUBSTANTIAL IND WoRKMANLIKE MANNER
Satisfaction to all will be my aim, and the
smallest possible profit charged.
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