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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07

FIREARMS on THE FOURTH. Out of a long
list Of accidents occurring on the occasion of
the celebration of the Fourth over eight
tenths will be found TO have resulted from
the reckless use Of pistols and cannon. Out
of some forty such accidents only seven are
attributable to fireworks. The remainder ere
from pistol shots, the bursting OF cannon and
the explosion of powder TASKS used for the
purpose OF loading such weapons. In Balti-
more tho use OF any fireworks within the city
limits IS prohibited, and the law is strictly
enforced. II would be well if we could have
a State law or city ordinance prohibiting
the use of pistols, cannons or anything but
manufactured fireworks, in New York, on
tho national holiday. 1t is scarcely worth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07

WALL STREET YESTERDAY. were firm
and business was dull. Gold showed steadi-
ness at 117s and foreign exchange was with
out feature.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07

Persons gong ont of to,cn for the summer can
hare the daily and Sunday HERALD mailed to
them, free Of postage, for 81 per month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07

are that the Ueather today soil be cooler and
partly cloudy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. On and
after January !, 1875 the daily and weekly
editions of the New YORK HERALD will be
sent free of postage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07
Mad Dogs.

The annual canine panic has once more
broken out. There is scarcely peaceable
citizen who does not see with alarm the neal
approach of any of the numerous ours who
roam through the streets and now and then
Brighten the timid burghers by looking askant
at their hose. Were it not for the watchfuL
ness and vigor of some members of the po-
lice force this dog nuisance would soon make
walking in the streets a very undesirable ex-
ercise. But, encouraged by the fame reaped
by active members of the force last year by
dog staying, ambitious officers are already
doing good work with pistol and club in
diminishing the number of the canine
enemy. Shooting mad dogs in the street
is very laudable, and we ore inclined
to publish every officers name in large type
who shall kill providing cur whether he be
mad or not The officer can always fall back
on the justification that the dog might have
been mad, and no one except Mr.. Bergh will
care very much as to the exact mental state in
which the slain canine may have been pre-
vious to his death. 1t might be we'll for some
general action to be taken by the police
authorities, before hydrophobia spreads
among the canine tribe, to have oil rowing
dogs captured and disposed of in the way
least likely to hurt the suscephbiities of Mr..
Bergh and his friends. Shooting in the
streets is expeditions, but it has its incon-
veniences and might probably be objected to
by persons happening to be in the line of fire.
We have great confidence in our police force,
but an officers aim is not always correct.
THE FRIENDS OF THE PooR LABonERs
Where are the friends of the poor laborersa
We have heard nothing from them of late,
and yet the city pay continues at the reduced
price of one dollar and sixty cents per day
instead of two dollars. Many of our million.
naires have protested against this reduction;
have insisted that Mayor Wickham, Comp
troller Green, Commissioners Porter, Wales,
Disbecker and others should give upa portion
of their own liberal salaries before taking
forty cents day from the hard-earned wages
of the workingman. But none of them have
yet acted upon our suggestion to contribute
toward o fund to make up to the laborers the
amount deducted from them by the city. A
number of wealthy citizens, many of them
old ofice-holders, and probably all aspirants
to office, have eloquently denounced the in
justice of this reduction They can well
spare the amount necessary to restore the
city pay to it's full sum. Which of them will
start subscription for that purpose? Why
does not the next candidate for the Speaker
ship of the House of Representatives come to
the front?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07

sive of rates, assessments, interest and insur-
ance. At this rate, how far are we from bank
runfcv2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07

while to prove our loyalty by killing nnd
manning some fifty to hundred people an
nually.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07
NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07

TEN LIVES were lost on the Fourth of
July by collision between tugboat and
one Of the Old Dominion steamers in
Hampton Roads. This disaster evidently was
due TO criminal carelessness on the part
of some one. Only three of the bodies of the
drowned have as yet been recovered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07

The RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSIONERS ap-
pointed by Mayor Wickham met yesterday
and organized. After the appointment Of va
rious committees the Commissioners ad-
iourned The selection of the members Of
the Commission is regarded very iavorably
by the citizens, and great hopes arc enter
tanned that the important problem of rapid
transit Will soon receive a satisfactory solu-
ton at the hands of the new Commissioners.
Brooklyn is also stirring in the question of
rapid transit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07

roads on Long Island, we wish TO say word.
For years it has been standing accusation
against these roads that they were exception
ally niggardly and inefficient However this
may be it is certain they have failed to give
general satisfaction, and have had more than
their share of shortcomings TO conceal from
the public knowledge Had there been fewer
passengers ON Conductor Hibbard's train
fewer of them would have been killed The
overcrowded condition of the cars compelled
some of them TO go upon the platform, and it
was mostly those who were killed. made
quate provision had been made for the ac-
commodation of the crowds who were certain
to pass over the road on the day of the acct
dent, and new time table and special trains
were put in operation without the necessary
precautions against just such catastrophe as
that which occurred. Even tho general man
ager of the road was at the beach pleasur-
ing or gayly riding on the empty
special cars which smashed into the
overloaded ones These people seem to
think that railroads will run themselves-that
all that is necessary is to fix up time table.
to appoint conductors and give them cars,
and that the trains viii run without him
drance or accident Their lnefficiency is only
revealed when some fearful calamity occurs,
and then they exert themselves to keep as
much of the details as possible from being
made public, and SO 60 on as before. They
learn but little from experience and nothing
from the griefs which betall others. 1t is be-
cause of this that one fearful accident has fol-
lowed another throughout quarter of o GEN.
tury and that human lite is no safer on our
railways to-day than it was when they first
begun operations. Indeed, the ratio of risk
has increased with the demands upon the
roads, whereas the experience of the first
twenty years of railroading should have made
the system SO exact, by the aid of the telegraph,
that an accident should be impossible.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07

TIVOLI THEATRE,
Eighth street between SECOND and Third -
Performance commences at O'Clock ana closes at IL
O'Clock.
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WOODS MUSEUM,
broadway, corner OF 1hirtieth strcet-BLACkWELLS
ISLAND. at N; closes at 10 40 P. NJ. Matinee
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GILMoRE'S SUMMER GARDEN,
late Barnums Hippodrome. GRAND POPULAR CON-
CERT, at r. n. closes at ii r. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

CENTRAL Park GARDEN.
THEODORE THOMAS CONCERT, at +. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07

ROBINSON HALL.
West Sixteenth strceL-English Opera-GIROFLE-
GIROFLA, az r. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-07
WITH SUPPLEM E Mt.
THE HERALD FOR THE SUMNER RESORTS.

NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY. july 7. 1875.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE,
62s Broadway .-VAklETY. At p. NJ. closes at 10
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-28

Sitter 6orllaa bIeo unneunelie al
al =. y. Morie Ill 0eputp Glerf
ltaoiRltet.
Meost nNiat til 81. s 5orm. 6te
Sanuar.
Zen 6ts San. al. 8.
WPost lat. oue WenIemmer tiIite.
Dc. 6orbanolinaerne ira I. Mpoe
opl1ltes og antoaes.
"GscOrab. Golien", "HspubIiean" 90
"3ntepCnoenl" bsltcmtes lom be Vlo.
De, bpori 8oarcets fSorbanclinser
for bette Mar cHentIi9aierss.
WGoet uolatles til 81. l.
81. l Giterm.
NuIbtaQiot Webe.
@sor9e Saulep inbIepersbe Mniga.
ming ON at Iaa unoerflsnDt BET Sal9,
icm holotes / Sftobsr 1874 opsr
bans gienoom for Slut, ba Stattsn
oar bstalt. Muiesninscn inopilssoes
life. ba Der life f~orelaa flare Bepiler.
8Oorba off ODER til at 9lere op
mep GOuntp 8osisreren, men uibrpo
bette for at mross i9lsn 81. s, Zoe
Sanuar.
8borsoae, Toe San. 81. 8.
MGbst iu%Intalii0t. Sorbanolin.
o.rne fra I Weoe oplGites og an
toQss. Samss 6snneop lnbienbte en-
N~nifsnine ON at iaa iilbass s45
tunbstalt Sfat for 1873 pna Iotter'
ne l, 7, % 81 salmar; foroi nsmIlq
Vp9nin9en pna" olsie voltsr brHnpte.
siter al Statten par laat berpua.
Giisr SOril1s tilituNss en- iaurau
8uba9ebstalIns. Weoet uolat I'll 81.
l giisym.
al. / Gftsrm.
MpAst fuIoto Qist. Boarnst all
oper I'll at uncsriess 8s9nitabsrne.
Gltsr Sorllag bisp IS. s. Nlnlblp
Or. s. Bacon o9 2. Britain uaIat,
III Suttlsrsr Tor ,SattiQbuiet B. u
Meost u1ilt til 81. s, soc San.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-28
Tarm til Salas.

llnetritlnGct llter Al iT!9e IN Tlrm re-
lill,not / launrptr SMrnitlr Aulmafte Sc.
,Srrl. Ter 4Gl rtt On ira gccult zane. 3
sri fya Sil 6anrts Sttn &Irte li3s rer
Ncctrctitn. Tlrmtu tti!llr Al 100 acrfs
lcrt sanr, hrcrai 50 Atrea sr rrrrrttt lam,
en Wru1os Strp N arr &lnN. Nal Nlrs
men er It 1cot aus. , @rIuerps Il 3rr
Stalc. Tarmtnirl9ts tiuilt u rld 1rreRrn.
r%iricntr. men btlt irr acnilni. Err nGrmert
Svirsnln5sr htnrenpsr man ~ III 6ieren.
I. Slbnirn
Glen & Shcmrirns irrrige Suti!,
<tr ct. Cttcrlb, Semi.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-28
Jprbanelin8rr
Board Of Supervisors

@inueibcif Gonntn, Soma,
Januarm6rct 1878.
Muhitertns Office,
Minnelbsif So, Soma. :
Manpas Ace Sanuar 1875.
6ortlat ira I. No.)
classification af pcrionlig GienSOm
iaaIeoss iom ben sr inorettet al Boart
Of Supsrpliors / @lnnsibsif Souutp,
Ste San. 1875 I'll Geslsmsnt Tor Ns
iesior peo Beitemmslie af Sfattsn /
1875.
Sat- gisneom.
lite 8IOsis: 9scorab. 8IocmTslb,
Militarb. Gulmar, SrGn'uille %
Sprinhslo.
9anb / pisie Sopnibip if~atlGssss
halebes: GItra 9nno. Der ltener op
li9e OF til SecOrnb Bp. 300 Dol.
lars pr. Ncres; srtra 9anb, Der ltcber
op til andre 8psr9nblsr, l2-l5
Dollars pr. Ncre.
IVY EeriOalis Glcnnum. y.
~" Ssits. 4alJ ol""
Sinaiter - Of pceI STAGE $3.50;
aImnneiis Tacs. lite Slasis, $3.50;
2bsn 8lasle, 800.
Nrbtihs. Ssit, - lite RIasis, $50;
2rsn alasie, $40; 3ple 8lasis $40
til $50.
SoIer-Sptr 2 % uuosr 3 Oar
lite 6Iasie. s28 til s35; 2oeu sIas
ie, SIS i'll 500. Sper l % unntr
. Nor, fra $40 til $40.
sSsIsr 90 WulrsIsr.
sGieI. 3ineitcr for 8eortnina 5000
Nlel.1irqlisr ppr | % unper 3
Mar, $40 I'll 100.
sSiel. Soppcr-Sner 3 Mar. 500
Spsr / % UNDER 3 Mar. $40 Ill $50
Irbslns. Wulrslsr-llts aloIe, $50;
2heu aInsie. $40.
Mu!GsIs Sol r-Spr l % nnotr
2 @ar, li.s8t~es SIS, 2esa 8tasis.
$40. - -
Sorntur9.
Srer al 0osl Nace, $50. oIminNe.
Iis Mace. 2 Mar o. oper SIS til SO
SrGf SIsr pr. Har. lie s!aels
$40; 2nsu SInsis, SIS til $50.
Stuhs-3 Nars qamIe sbtII SO.
2 Mars 9nmIc (inobefnttet 8lloe)
81 I'll 81; Narsanmls So nj 81.
8ler al rNeI 8ace. $50; olmupt.
liza Gacs. lite SlasIe, $40; 2oeu
Slasls, S. Ii! s..
6aar.
Iresre al abel mace, $40; Saay
OF rnsl Hnce, 50; AZ almlnoslig
Racs, 50 Sent I'll 81.
Spin.
vi rNsI Mace upsr 6 Wo aamlc.
So; aIminoells Iace 4oDsr s Wtp.
samIs, 81. n 10 B
Woitursr.
8orstu-l tie 8losis. 1925; 2ocn
alasie, SIS; Sole alasie s25.
Bueaiss-lits 6lasis, 500; 2osn
3losiefs5Oj 3ei- siesie, $le+A s25.
@osns-1ite 8lOsis, s25; 2oer
Sl0sis, IS I'll $40.
6anell9ber- tItrn $50; lite 6laslt
$50; 2pen &lasle. s. til $40.
- SIGbrr-lite &lasis, SIP; 2Hsr
aIasis, SO til $40.
Sorfisllist,
giuiarbborns--lite &lasic, 5000
Poem 8lnsis. 500.
Pigeon-hole Tables, Bagatelle, etc.
$50.
Eiancs-1Its &lasie. 5000; 2Asr
&laale, $50 nj $50.
Sranns-Hr *tusie, steo; 7cct
&tas{e $50 I'll SIS.
@uloubre-1ite aIasle, $50 2os,
&loslc, SIS III $50.
Selpubre-1lte 8lnsis, SIS til $50
2oen aIasis. So til $40.
Mulfalfe Snitrumenter o9Wfeble
meu,. rer life or unbin9et pen You
llpre, Selptei, @suGrer. Yiltoler
&Orn i Slnae sIler 8rnbbe ira Tor
riss sllcr ticliscre Iur. llagteoe SuiI
Tor Warfenst, 8irbmonrsporer a
aus Sloes, Yen9s % SirlNsbcpiler
Nfiisr / Mfrislcllfobsr, 5er'femalfl
Mcie. Slants. % Saomaltlner, %
, 1875-03-29
Stalien.

SC o M, 26. Mdrs. Ser uOHerpatore
&omane" beri6tet iber bic art uno
Meile in ,pelder Die Grnennuns bes
Grsbii9ofs Mcglusfep gum cardinal
bon Der 8epDlferuns Der Ser. Staaten
oufeenommen puroe, uno conltatirt
Oeutl9lanb bamit, mo- Der sleidfals
sum Cardinal %ernannte Grabll1pf Se=
bodo,psfi bon Der &esieruns sefan9en
eebalten iperbe, neil er iid weisere, ben
MinI6en elmer bespotii9en &e9ieruns
al entipre9en.
, 1875-03-29
Gnropai(bs nadribtsn.

Berlin. SIN preubiidem Staats'
MiniIterium Idweben III otcIem Au9eu'
btide SerbanOlunsen ibsr eiueu entidie-
benea Sdritt Der 8esiernn9 s%esenuber
benz preubtiden Episcopal be5i9lih Der
lesteu pGpltlidsn Gncpclica. IS loa
ben Siid0fen cine un3wcioeuti9e Grfla'
ruag ub9enotbi9t weroen, Oh iie Die Iu.
toritdt oeS Staatss ourd Ben befoblenen
uusebOriam ssseu oie @eisee seraossu
p%erlsusncn wodsn. Sn oieiem Sals
min alan baum nidt al Der Sano Der
Maiseieee, ionoerm selfist anf alle al
tern Sorldrliten Nit aasr Strense ses
gen Die Blldofe ~uOrgcbsn. ueber Die
Tornlsn, bic Wtittel unb Wc9e, ipeld)e
man ;ur 8eruirfliduns oieier Abiidt
einlblaseu mill, l1peben nod bic Ssrs
b%auoluugen. usbri9emS re9t lib in
gang YTcuben Elm 9eualti9er unmlac
iIber oleien nsuelten Grgub oeS oreliod)
getrOnten Sdwa@fopiS an Der 2lber.
DIE Anseborisen eiues iremosn Stoats
seraoe;u su IuIcbnnns ssssn Die
ourh oaS s3ulammcnwIrten BON &c.
9ieruns uno 8olfsuertretung gu StanSc
9etommeneu 9eiese aui3uforbern, obne
bic n0tblge Wabt gu beliscn, slsler
6oroeruus NabOrud gu otrlstben, TT
nidt mebr Drtenpflidt, i%onosrn 9eras
oesu perblcuoste Narrbeit, san5lide Ser'
tsnuun9 Der :3eit in Ausemeinsu wie ocs
prsuBiiden Wolts I'M Btionoern. 9e'
reitS babeu Die lo%9enannten nStaatSfa>
tJoliidsu" i'm Nbseoronetenbaulc, .. b.
oisjeniseu Wtit9lieeer, wetd)e Der fatbo'
lild)en CONNECTION, aber nid)t Der ultras
montanen Yartsi mseb0ren, cine Silent.
lide @rfiaruns erlallen, ourh wel9e lie
Dem Yaplt oaS 6edt abipre6en. iiber
Die @iltistsit u%niercr 2anoeS9eiese gu
entl9eioeu, unb norm tie Der Ilternas
tine ge9eniber seltsat. SluiiAen Der Ga'
cpelica oeS Papltcs uno Serialiuns uno
@eies bes &anocS gu riAtcn, lid] NIT
aIer GutlAicoenbeit aui Die Selte oer
leetereu ltelen.
Dem Ibseorouetenbauis III nadtras'
lid pom Gultusminli terium etns Denfs
iArlIt, betrsffenS Die Grbauuu9 elmer
SesrdbniBltatte Campo santo) far oas
preuBiiAe &0ni9Sbaus, sur Grlautsruns
Der be;i9liden @tatspoiitiOn 5u9esan'
gen. Sir oen Oau ltno bereitS fribsr
aus Staatsfonbs aufsewenoet i'm @an'
gen 871,428 90. Die Soften fir bic
DurdiabrNus Ses Blanes iino auf
3.078,6Oo SO. berednst, gu bsren De-
dung cine erlte Gate oon 100000 W.
in Den @ntwurf oeS StaatsbausbaltSs
@tats fir oas lauienOe Sabr Aufnabme
asfunoea Dat. Ned Der Deutihriit
, 1875-03-29
9nlan1ithf pfpeldes.

Rem Dorf, ~. Mdr5. @eifern
brad in Dem 4it5dieen 8adlteinbaule
&c.. So, SobnItr. Se,er aus. Sas 2,
3. Mnb 4. @tpd.perf purbe bon q. Ga
gan & 80. als 5obrit benust; biele
Jirma I9abt ibren Berluit aui $4,000;
8erE6eruns $4,000. Ser S@ooen,
1uel6en Der Mietber bes GrbseI@phes
eelitten bat, betrdst 5000.
Ybilabefpbia, 81. Wdrs.
Sefretdr Selano Fat eeitern Die off
aiele Mittbeiluns erbalteu, bab bic bri=
tilde &esieruus Ybil. @unlif Owin,
ben 9irettor bes Soutb= &enlinstoa=
MuIeums in 2onoon, gum ggecutiOcumz
miNar fir bic britilde @btbeiluns au
Der @elt=M usitsluns in pbilaOelpbia er
t,annt bat.
8orbertown, 81. s., 26. WfdrS.
gbriIian 6. &oB BON Ybilabelpbia fam
beute 8ormittas nit mebreren Serren
bier an, INN Elm Sinh gu beii@tisen,
,peldes permutbli9 Der fleine Gbarlie
&oB 1T.
(epater.) Serr. Sos 1T boffnunss=
los suriidsetebrt. Sas Sinh siei3t lei
mem perlorensn SObn9en bis auf bic
4usen.
Sefferionpile, Sno., 81. Mdra
80 0erbre9sr, pel9e in Der @ieBerei oes
GtaatsSu@tbaules arbeiteten, ma@ten
aeltern sinsn bsspsraten Slu@tuerlu9.
sic ltelten plObli9 bic Mrbeit Elm, iber=
wdltisten bic @a9en, banoen mno fne-
belten bielslben, unb ss selans ibnen, in
bic duBsre Mauer cine Oefnuns gu ma=
den, als plObli9 aasemeiner alarm se-
seseben wuroe. 9ie duBere @a9e elite
, 1875-03-29
QQtelal DQteln!!

Sn Solae Der bi1iseu Preile melde
ourd) bic peri6iebeuen 6alilemeutS Der
ObitperfGufer enttonoen, mar tb in Den
2 tano scleet, cine aroBe NuantItdt Der
beiten, neueu, idOnen Datteln 81 lebr
biGisen Ireiien gu f%aufen uuo blete iie
meinen &unocn gu fol9euoen nieorl9en
Yreilen an: / Nfo fir 10 Gts. 3 Ffo.
fir rs @ts. 12a Yfo. iiir 81. 8isOer
perfdufer erbalten einen0labatt. Oa Die on
9csebenen Yreiie biliaer iino alS iie ie ipas
rem uno i'm tulnmenoeu 6riibiabr ipieoer
Itci9en wcroen. 10 weroen aae, weld)c Die
ie seiunoe Srutt faufen 'polen gut tbun
lire Giutduie balo mOgliAit 81 madlen.
". Yt55tni
b ilmt $40. S07 Broad StraBs.
, 1875-03-29

CUR 9ilfe uno spans bic @erbre6er nit
Dem @euebr i'm Der Sano surllebersobe.
9ie 6ibrer wuroen prompt beltraft.
Ottawa, 81. Mar5. Man la9t,
oaB cine bebeutenoe gnSabl 8epobncr
bon Oulutb, Minn., beabli6tisen, mad
Sort 8iniams iiber5ulieoeln. Sic bobei
bos Mfaterial gu 9duiern md6renb oes
8inters bei6aft unb porbereitet. 9ie
Sduler brau6en muir scri@tet su wer=
Den.
Yort=Serpis, M.~O., 81. Mdrs.
9ie eric 8a6n" miro BON Dentc
Nbenb an lire eisene &oute wieoer be-
fabren, inbem Die Notbbriide Bel SPORT :
Serbs fertis 1T.
Man6=gbunf, 8ennI., II. Wdr5.
0ie Situation in Der 2ebi96 &oblen :
&egion miro nit ieoem Sage troitloler.
&eines Der 8er9tperfe sibt Nuslidten
auf cine balbiseW ieoeraufnabme besSe=
triebss. Ser srobe @orratb in ben &ob=
lenb0fen BON Sea5orbpile sebt auf bic
Neiae unb miro MIR nod einige Sage
porbolten. Sie 8ersleute beba,ren ouI
ibren Soroerungen unb weroen ni6t fir
g%erinsere greile arbeiteu, als i'm SATIRE
1874.
90 au 9=Gb nj, Bennl !, 81. Mdrs.
Ser Bro5es bes @m. @louloltram we-
gen Grmoroun9 bes Oliuer Gi6aros en-
bette seitern nit Der Sreilpre6uns oes
Insetlasten.
NewO Orleans, 81. Mdrs. @i=
ne @pesial=9 epeide Der nGalueiton
Stems" BON Corpus Gbriiti, Ser.. mel
BET, bab seitern @beno cine srpBe Gin
sabl geuaHneter aug Merico mebrere
&an6os o~nsesriffen uno einen 2ooen
auspliinoerten.
@rnBe Nufresung berrI6t in BEN
Stdotden.
&npgpiue, Sent, q. MdrS. Ser
@9aben, melacr neueroinss Der liioll=
den Oiuilion Der uOfzSennehee Sir
sinia @eorsia=ga6 susefast pnroe,
lit lett seltern reparirt uno au6 bieSrlls
de iiber Dep 9iamolia< 6luB tpieoer ber=
seitelt iporoen. Sic 0ur4Suse fir Yols
lagiere unb Sra6t fabren auf's 9fene
nit alter &eselmdBisfeit.
Mem=O rico ns, IT. MdrS. Gen.
s. 6. Musur traf seitern bon Segas 6ier
elm. Gr miro morsen bas Commando
beg Generals emory iibernebmen. Seb=
terer miro ua@ 8aibinston suriidfe9=
rem.
g w=O rteons, 81. Mars. Gi6=
ter @opos bat entl6ieoen, Dap er &C.
malt bat, Die &i6teriteue bier gu beIet=
aer.
, 1875-03-29
Taaenbe 2mcbtsu

mirb u,m NIT sebeilt.
Sste perlon, mslhs on pbieer 0rlnttelt
leltet, miro eebeten 4 81 an 4r. prtee AZ men
pen, mel der Elm, 6laife Meeisiu b~erlelbsu Sui
prpbs, purb rte @rprsb.
II m ffa
isnsen wtto.
Die 'iustsen Soften inp Die Grprsbfcten
ete i'm 0srbaItn'B gum @ritdite esrinee iint.
Or. price tt e,n @labieisr M'5t Mnb pat bic
9ebanelune Der
falIcnScn SuAt
au feinem S%auptlabiam esma6t anb Serll&srt
6elluna purp @ebraut leiner Mspls,n.
lnts,Iabt niht fir eins prpbsf!ai&e au ren-
Der, Go fs(t,t nitts nno mires
@uh 1eilen!
Gs maGt nidts aus, ME alt bic Hranfbeit
1T uno wel1e anbsre Miite! fsbIaei6lcaen ba~
ben.
@t.fulars unb 3susniIs wsreen nit Der:
nidte fnitenoen. Rrnbeilai9e
.asIaasi.
@eib srriGtia Der grprsB bic rs&is @brsie
~ eebsn unp i@rsibt an
Or. Gbas. z. Hrite
so. 67 WiAlnms Str Wew yOrs.
26 IL mi
, 1875-03-29
MufraHen.

MeIbourne, "a. Mdr5. Be
ri9te Iinb bier sinselaufen, baB 20 Der
berporragenb1ten communication Sc
fansenen unter Der Jibrerl&aft bes
Dr. &aitane auf ION ibnen lelbit sebau=
ten 8ooten bon Neu= Galeboniea eutTo=
men 1inb.
, 1875-03-29
GaBlan0.

8ertin n, 81. Mdrs. Sie uBof"
fat einen 8eridt aus ct. Peters=
burg, bab Der &abn BON &biapa
1peiteren 8eiitano sesen feline auftdu=
oii1en l1ntertbanen perlanst bat uno
1i6 erbietet, Elm 8alaIe &uBIanb's sl
1peroen.
, 1875-03-29
Oefrei9.I

% lie n, 26. Mdrs. Ser aaiier ton
OeItrei9 wirb an 2. Npril mad Sal
matien abreiien uab an 4. nit &onis
@iftor emanuel III 8enebis sulammen=
t~refien.
, 1875-03-29
GbQnien.

Mabrib ., 81. Mdrs. Gen. Soma
lit in 3urusarap ein9etroHen. Sic borti
gen &arliiteu fraternilirten nit ben al=
fpnliten uno madten Grieoens=O emon=
itrationen.
, 1875-03-29
Msusis trlfgr. peptlhtn.
Neuti9IanD.

Berlin, 26. Wsdrs Die&esieruns
beabi6tist, oas sesen Die Seiuiten er-
1aliene @elsb 10 su amenoiren, oab ss
aud auf anoere relisi0le Orosn 4ntpen=
bune finbet.
, 1875-03-29
Msenten ~berlanef.

De. FoorK III Der gerfaher raebrerer raebidntf4o
QDerte, BON beusn dns dbsr 100000 @reu,plare Mbfas
ssaabsn Bat. Gin sueites ,.Das @eniasnisfem" pber
rafsus gSltsipra&e uno ~seiunber Weui&eaoerRanb,"
bat einen abfaS BON iber 10000 erreidt. Dieies lestsre
Dert srideint iest enslii9 unb' beutf&. Gin neueres
gDerf .sDiFenftaft unb Di&tans" pber SAMMY TUBES,
Der iussnslide Nrst, unb sPoNsIE, Der ldtise &ife, er.
ideint p~Orldais nur eaeltit. Desen Snbaltspsrssi&-
niHe bieler Werfe wsle man ib entpsber an DR. FooTE
penben pter on bic Murray Hill Verlagsbuohhandlung,
1919 East 18th Street, New York.
Msentsn werben fur Zen gertrisb btefer Werte r~erlanst
unb erbaltsn fsbr sinfise 8ettnsunsen. 90 mander
Mseat bat f1ou bur4 ben gertauf bieier Derfe f6 ben
@~runbRein 3n einen tfeinen @errabsen eelest. ,Das
STANDARDIZATION" IL fur Grwa6ene anb .GiHenidaft unb
Dittuns" fir bic Sueenb elm pursiali@es, letrrei&es anb
Invertebrates gDerf. Gin Subaltsperaetdnis Der Werfe
rel&es franco per YpR an iebe &srsAe D~erfanst tpirb,
siebt cine srlfdnbtse 9el&rsituns b~eritlbea. Sod
einual:
Mseutem oSer Golporteure berlangt.
Abrelfire mie oben.