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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIeNAL THKArkR.
ANOTHER GREAT ATTRACTION.
Mr. Ford Is pleased to announce the sec ma grand
tpgsgeuent Of The season the celebrated aud
In th' ir original Extravaganza, entitled the
Bella OF THx KtyCBES.
Previous 10 which he admirable Comedietta. enti-
DELICATE aRorxo
iN'hsSsn Sh;DA1 ss :
y6Kss NsTIssr stTtsbAY.L A'E
2sf, + se' wonderful sStSK
EoKB's oPkkA HOUSE.
MosPAE, ,J
KELLY AND LION MINsTRELs.
AND tySd 6kf&&GfkS4l % es6EMEeIl rff2OfE
An sdL iT-bis qnnfrfe q accom- plished vocslists.
oEcEss ~ s IS :. BRs:s e,sD.
o.LY LEos;
sGaT ana
brilliant opera, Mons. OHOEFLEURE.
.e.,. cents and 81 General admiss;on ~ saa
Gets sh1i E iss SATURDAY. oc,n-iw
RARLOws GALL EkY OF FINE ARTS,
1925 PENNSYL VANIA AVENUE
TIE R1ss are lny,';d ss examine ny 'sIss Of
aupa II i. &c .ssy are Of r. ss S2. .5s
= The same prices FRsMEs for Mirror. and OIL
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Ph.tosr.pb., Porceisine Paintings, wresths and
MITTs Of every description made TO order.
We and e6PPER Eat G CeTas5y SqtS s1L
Ryery article "a rem
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PhIkTINss Cleaned, Restored and Vanished.
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PIANOS, &c.
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street, few doors shove Pa. mayls IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

he COMErH NoT.-The day has come but
not the man. There was q reasonable ex-
pectation, based upon dispatches ent hence,
that the successor to Secretary Delano would
turn up today. At the White House they
know nothing Of the coming MAI. Some
the Cabinet assume TO known, but their
mouths are sealed. Meanwhile the public
wait.
Last night there arrived at the Arlington
guest from Ohio. He wrote his name in a
bold, clear hand, just such a one as would do
ornament to an Indian agents Commits
sion. 1t was John II. Caldwell. Surely.
reasoned the q,aid nuncs, this Is the new
secretary. The pumps were at once applied.
That system of exhaustion developed the
tact that the new conner At one time held an
unlmportant consulate at some South
American port he didn't pan out well and
he was dropped.
Among the possible men upon whom the
toea Of Delano is TO fall, the name Of Francis
r.. Walker, ex- Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs, Icons up. So again does that of
Senator Pratt Coleman has evidently had
his day, and George Dawsou's name is no
more drawn from the wheel as the turn Is
1.-THE name Is not made public tonight, it
Will be In all probability to morrow, as
under the tenure Of office act the place will
otherwise De vacant, having been untitled
ten days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

POsTMASTERS CORRESPONDENTS Pres
ident has signed the following commissions
OF observation-disclosures X. Bowles, at
bed ford, Pa; Albert Haywood, at Fredonia,
y. Y; Amaziah NJ. Sergeant, at Shawnee
tnUn I'M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

EThe latest development in Brooklyn
religion IN tine arrest Of q young man for
embezxlins $500 worth Of bibles.
~Admirl Wellesley, with the British
war stea mers BellerOpoon and Argus, ssiled
nUm Newport yesterday FOR HALIFAX.
~I, IN well 70 be rich, bat the Rochester
Democrat remarks that, In view OF the state
prison and things, IL ID better 20 be 20 on
your own money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

SECRETARY BRISTOw seems in no hurry
TO relieve the anxiety of those who take in
terest in his appointment of chief clerk of
the Treasury department. He said to-day,
when asked if he had yet made a selection
for this important trust, that he chad not
yet given IL a thought" Meanwhile dozen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

NAVAL ORDERs.-Captain ]. c. p. De-
hraft, ordered TO duty as captain OF the
League Island navy yard. Assistant Pay
aSter W. c. NJ Gowsn, ordered to the
Pawnee, at Port Royal. $. e. Passed Assist
ant Engineer John PemberIon, detached
fl ON the Plymouth and placed on sick leave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

GEN. b. K. CowEN, acting Secretary of the
Interior, cons ulted the Attorney General
this afternoon, TO ascertain If he could
legally sign himself "acting Secretary"
The Attorney General gave a verbal opinion
that as Mr.. DelanO resigned TO take effect on
the 1st instant, he was actually Secretary
on that day, and that the ten DAYS during
which the Assistant Secretary could act ex-
pred to-day. Gen. Cowen therefore acted
as Secretary TODAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-11

GOLD IN THE BEAR LODGE MOUNTAINS.
The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs has re-
ceived dispatch from Walter p. Jenney,
engineer of mines, geologist exploring the
Black Hills, in which he says that he has
IL. covered gold in small quantities in the
Bear LC ige mountains. about twenty miles
"a ( of Little Missouri buttes. The field is
limited in area not exceeding fifty square
miles, and is wholly in WSoming, being sep
sTlted from the region around Harney's
Peak by the Red Water.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-12
Smsemburaische
@roe 9erSogtG u 1T.

Die Mrcirruna bate uerboten. baB auf
Dem III SberbeRlingen am 20. september
ab ;ubaltsnosn Sabrmartt 0ornuieb ansSe'
lisat ODER gum Sertaui uoraeiibrt rpsroe.
Die Observation-Disclosures Der Inter
itdote Sruno uno Hiaiientbal IN Serbiu;
Oung nit benz @%eiansuereiu Sang mo
Slang aus EiaiIen,bal Saben am Nonnsr'
tag, %. Septembsr. I'M 0arten bel VIM
berg ~ 8uulien Der llcberl1wemmten Don
Rirn eiu Soncert.
Bic @~aribaain WeTabOn bat Gin
Oanfesi1reibsn an Den Iurtmbur9er DE:
i6aflsiibrer. Dsrr Souas. in Saris ssrid
tet, inoem iis iir Die Den lleberlbmsmmt:'
i'll Saoirantrsib SaSeianSten $4,000
Srs. pautt.
3srr Mbau ,ahe. Scr cbemalise FroIei'
lor Der 9rie1ii1en Sprahe al Der un'psr'
iitdt W Aihen, ieet WcianNter @rIcdsn'
lanos am Ysrlinsr 0oi, bat al ben Ser.
iuller o;s oirs. dbrlAen Erc8rammS Dee
T,c9pmmaiiums III Sittirb eln lebr 6elo
benosS Sbie,bsa wegrn Der 9~eole9enen ar'
bslt S%eian0t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-12
Gte fatboliid)e Mirdjc In Den Ttcu:
GngtanO Staatcn.

Sen: England 1T Der Same fir Die ebes
mails iu Vnslano. Jest aber Sur sroBeu
decentralization &epubIit 9eborisen
Staaten Maine, Ssrmont. Utaia6uieits,
New Sampibire, EboOe Sslauo uno Son
p%sctient. SereitS Dor Der acknowledging
amerita's burd Sbriltopb columbus iolsn
in Sieien Staaten BON Den Norowesern ia:
tboIii4e Golonien sssriinOet wOroen ieiu /;
Gin alter 2burm ~ Newport, (Hbooe
Sslaab) miro als llsbsrrelt zines tatboli:
iben S~ottesbauiss aus bent l2. Sabrbun:
bert ss,eist. Snoeiien wie Dem audi iein
mag, Die fatbolilbe Ei,de, uon Der mir bier
fprehsn wollen. 1T uiel iinseren Oatums.
Ole erlitn Nniieoler in oleien Stlaten pa:
rem bittere aroteltanten uno pom fatboli,
5dem 8sttesoienlte fonute crit bier Die
&eos iein, als Die Hepublit berelts Sesriin:
bet war uno in ibrer Sonitituiton Die Cole:
ran, anerfaumt bate. SIM Sabre 1884
puroe suerlt III Bolton ctn 0aus our Nb
baImng oes tatpolilben @Otlesoicnltcs ge:
mirtbct, 1888 tauite man Den %lou9unaoileu
cine tieine 8opele ob uno m01te nus lbr
Die 6irhs gum III. &reu,. Snoelltn luurOe
bic Sabl ber SOibollten III gan; 9ieG: Sng:
lonO i'm Sabre 1900 erlt aut 1900 Scelen
eel6dtt, Don Oeueu Die mriIten in Solton
i,bten. Nur uirr F%rlcitcr CAB cS DnmaIo
Inn 9an;en wciten G,,bjet Der b~eutiscn
&rbenpropin; &olton. OrgcnwG,ttg be-
fipen bic SotbolIten bort 427 polltnpete
unO 30 im SMn be9rliiene 2lr6cn, lO7
&cpellsn uno Stutionen. All Ellrlirr, q
GoIe9ien, b boDere SObIeriAuIcn, II
9Snilenanitaltsn. ID 6l0lter ulo 9sgen
So, 600 &ommunitdntcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-12

Oas sen Marid:@ brn6tc
auf Den Sabnboi Sberlnbnitein cine groRe
eabl Ero;eiiionen mo %ein,elue Tilgcr, mel
DIE per Subn nad Dem Wnaoenorte Born
boIen fubren ODER pom bort retour tamci
ale aui Dem Ysrron Elm idlidtcr Sauers:
mann nit eincm arcRen Greu,e itano, frng
elm wipig lein wo!lenoer ieiner N,rr oenlel
ben gan; bobnii6: .pcn bnbt ibr oa un9e:
na9elt, po) nibt euren @oit? Der lblId
te aRanu ontwortrte! Isl, Oh blbcn mir
Seius" uniern Ojott bel ms boB SIR i'm
niGt tsnnt, nunoert MIDI lrbr, nno IS
i1sint mir, onb eAer @Ott 0orner bat.
Der Oerr uerldwauo ioiolt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-12
2te'gif0- ~Snlxembura.

GU 81 It d Sat lid inter bsm Nns
men, Suna le De Tnlto NE, cine 8ant mir
eirem Sinlu1ecupitnl bon 3OO. 900 YRS in
600 Neticn unter Der Direction oes loerrn
6lorian 6roiip gebiloet.
am IA. September brad Gin 6eucr III
Grnno JOdleur IN benz @obnhdus Dee
@irtbes yanuite aus. 60 ihnell uerbreitetc
lih oas nuf Dem eriten Stod e%ntitdnoenc
Seuer, bah cs einsm i'm GrogeihoR be
finhliden Qrbeiter iosar nidt mebr moglih
mar fem Nrbsitsssihirr beraus,unebmen
9ti1ts muroe ger.ttet, Mobilien. Sutter,
@etrdnts, ales ains uerloren. Die Ser
lutte iino oura suei Setiiderunsen sebedt.
Sn Der bel9ii9sn 1ropin; Qurembura
reuioiren QibtraIe II. &atboliten Die Stimm
liiten. bamit ia tsin llnbeflster itimme.
80 it's redt. Die 6rsibelt lit DIT 9obn
Der Wn1lamtsit
Ole Giienbabn BON Ntbus nad
Der Wsuie nit ben Swei9babnen III melt
eutfernt oauon fertig ~ weroen, obiton
Der Sermin ibrer Sonceiiion nit Hdhltem
ablduft. 3piihsn Atbus uno Sianeulr
lino Is Silometer frtio, oas ut Niles.
wenn man Die neutrality-suspicious. aus
nimmt.
Der bcdwirSiae !Serr Tierret lit gum
Sitar uon Saitnad ernennt woroen.
Serr Or. s. Grepin, ebcmaIiaer
5rieoensrihtsr u Godeiort lit bort i'm vi:
ter BON s3 stabren 9eltorben. anfanss
yebrer, onnn pu,oe er Observation-Disclosures.
Observation-Disclosures. ToitbaIter, Sdul
director uno Damn lS47 Srisoensri1ter,
melteS Nmt er ehrenbait uerlub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-12

Gin Reptilienblatt idreibt:
,Nir BADEN bereits 9emelcct, bah Die Sor.
Iesun9 zines Neiepes, ourd weldes ole in
Yrtuten erfolSie Nufbebun9 Der 6lolter
aui bas Reid aus Jeoebnt weroen iolte, III
Der nddlien Seiiion ni6t gu errparten lit.
Wsnn Jest mitgetbeilt miro, es wiiroe aus
Der Ntitte ces &eidstuses Elm oerartises
@eies beantrast %iperoen, 10 lit bas auer:
binss moslih. OaB aber Der Yunoesratb
einem orr,rlisen @eisse ;u,uitimmen be:
reit iein wiroe. lit cine Nnnabme, Der Dor.
crit bic tbatiddlide @runolase feb!t. Sat
bel eu,slnen Yunoesrssierunsen Die Nbs
Fbt %beitanoen, bic be,islide Yorlase elm:
Subrinsen. 10 1T nidt obne iebr triftise
@rhnoe BACON Nbifano aenonmer woroen /;
II. u. lou aud Saiern feline Neisuns &c:
seist babea CUR 3eit aui Die Sa9e einjus
9eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-12

u u,h NroRyet 10 .ipnnl mao 81
Srieftauben na6 Der Grlerer Nusiteluna
9eldnot worOen.
Sir rQuremburSer 2eituno" betlaat iih,
on6 Die hegic,un1 cine o%ii;ieile 6olect,
fir Die llcbsrihusmmten IN 6rdnfrsih aus
deibrieben babe, bins ubtr nldt iir Die
~Serungliaien in &irn tbue.
1tuicrr 9ra,ri h'rr aug bem @roRbcr
,oetbum iino bisissmal duRerlt ipdrlih
leioer iino ee ulie, Ole unS bur;l DIE euro
pdti1en Sldtter mitletbeilt meroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-12
Berbum mu as.N ftaIten. Sc

Berbu IN ss:N II itaIten. ge:
raos our Seit. no oas 6reimaurertbum alle
Gnitrsnsunsen madt, Den bon ibm ae9en
bic 1loiter uoq,osensn Vei1luB auf Die
baieriiden Rloiter ausoebnen gu laiien,
muB Gin enrasirtes GuIturorsan in Nussc
burg bas @eitdnoniB oblesen, oaB BON Al
Srdulsin, Die oaielblt iinglt hire Nufnabme:
priifuns fir ben Gintritt in bas Qebrerin:
men eminar madten, bic adt pom Den arinen
Sdulidueitern unb Die isAs BON Den eng:
liihen HrduIein unterpieienen Ganoioatin:
men oieie E~rIiuns sIiiflid unS tbellweiie
nit @laa; beitanoen habsn. pdbreno pom
ben 81 pom weltliden 2ebrern uno yebrer:
innen por6ereiteten Sanoioatinnen nbt als
unreii suriifgepieisn werSen muBten. Oa:
raus folst ieoenfalls. baR Die &l6iter es
lberan oaraui obseieben bnben. Die 9eute
ju -%ueroummen", wie Die liberale Yrelle 10
oft bebauptet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-12
GorrcsponOcn,.
Notre . c, 4. Oct. rs.

Nplre Oome, 4. Sct. 10.
Wrtbsiter Serr Eeoaeteur!
llniere 9%tutter, bic beili9e fatboliihe
8ir1e, uerlttbt 10 gut ibre uertldrten. i'm
bimmllidcn Sattrlanpe triumpblreuocn
6inper, aud nub Gouienoen uon Sab,en
Su ebren, inoem lie oersn &erebrung EN-:
lett. 60 bat lie in ibrsr wcilsn 9Inrid.
tun9 III ablige 6eite 81 Gbren Der ~alerie.
li8lten Sottesmuiter Otaria ueranltaltet,
nm ie I'M ibre md9trge 6iirbilte an,u
fleben. Inter eielcn telttagen nlmmt one
beili9e 9ioienfranv6 cit einen erbabenen
YIae Gin, uno baS gSarum wiro iih Elm
iebes driitlihe 0erS 81 bcaniwOiten wilitu.
6ier al 9iotre Dame man9clt IS gar nibt
on eiiriaen Gerebrern Der @Immelstonisln;
barnm wurbe aud bielrs 3abr oas beili9s
Goienfrans6 Sen IN icIe:lldlter @slle be
Qanaen. glbcr etpae Neuee, I'M rpabren
Gimme bes @ortes, iOute Die oieeidbrIse
Bsisr beoeuienp erb6ben. Der ie.leneirI9e
SSoitor, bohp. Uuter Oedtering, aus oer
81. Soiepb'S Semeioe in Yiilbapata, bate
namllb cine Walifabit gum bieliAen Vlloe
,%llnlere licbsn 6rau pom bb. Seten",
anmelcsn laiicn. 0smsemaB wurOe Die
Stmcentenmelle, bic JOINT UNI ,ebu llbr
ftattfinbet. nm adt llbr pom Slee: T,diioens
ten Der llniueriitdt. bodw. Batter O'Gonnsll
seiun9en. nm Den irommen VilSem ole
&dume Der Stride 81 iberlanen. lin Sebn
nno ein balb llbr lan9te Der FlIgerSug III
Der belten Srpnung, Selei ct pom S)errn
Yaltor. ah. Soran ib.uebleu &reu, II
Tobne. wdbreno ole Sugenc, Der Dbor uno
bic perl1Ieoenen VruocrldaTteu, itoe ibre
tl9enen Snli9nicn poronirdHen lieBcn.
Zen NolenfronS uno SWorm Der ylieben,
taBen. oeut den Spra1e" bctele
Der ltomme FIarre. Dor. ipa1reno aus tau
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-12

neiiter nibt Elm, iiblte lid ub:r lin ieinsm
@epilIen belbDert" mo llrengte cine 8lage
peSen Den Ydter on, oeren Jtelultal mir
uitSetbeilt baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-12
Ri.dliGs utui9ksitfn.
Snlauo.
GrsSi0eeie Gan 5raneiseo.

S'oo'o O"h o"Nto
Sas ,,sIrcemans Suurual" bat Gad.
rid)t bon 5fom erbalten, 0aB Der iebi9c De:
neral Slcar pom Gan 0rdncisco, Der bodlu.
Slcar Sobn lSrenoerg0lt gum Stldoi in
part. mo GcHoiator ocs bohw. Sljhois
Or. OSunMg in NrGB Salev, ealtiOr.
nlelr, crndnnt poroen lei.
GrSoi6ceie Toronto.
Ser @r;biidlri uon Goronio bate ldn:
Sere 3eir ben Ylan gefaBr, an eiuem ge'
eiAncten SIte mncrbulb lelner Si0ceie elne
SSaufubrtsflrde III errldttn. Seine &apl
llei, iute tGum unoer9 III enporten, aui ole
llmgegeno oes 9iiagara sails uno bier aui
eine porSiigll6e yage on Dem cGnnariiden
llrer ocs StlumcS, lnmitten Der 9roslrti1:
Zen Natmi d 0nbelten. ell (lae. Der pbne:
bln aliGbrll1 von Sdulenoen Eatbolifcu
belndt lpIrO. Scrcits ppr msbreren Sab
Ten e,bob Der Soplt oui Aniu1en res Gr,:
bildols Ole tleIne oalelblt 9~ele9ene Stride
81 elmer &aufabrtetrde uno 9epGbrie De:
nen, wel6e lie belu1ten, ale Snaoen,
UelGe Den Selndern Der beiiigsn ];ldSe
III europa su Sbeil ue,osn. 9iun msroeu
duf oes Gr;bIibois Seranlaiinng 0armeli
ter Die yeliuns oeS @aui ,brteorles libers
nebmsu. Sle Weroen odlelbit EN- Rlolter
errldten, louie cine neue Glrde uno bofieH
binnen Gursem Ftl9er aus alien Sgellen
Der Ser. Stuiten uno 9iaaoas ~begruBsn
81 fonnen.
GrSoi6ceie Baltimore.
Am Stante MarDlano scSsntt cine Gin
Sabl Srappilten aus europa EN- &loller Su
gunoen, wopu elmer oerielben, Vruosr
6rancis De Sales, bersi,s al Ort II. Stele
ole notbigen Yorbereimngen mtiiit. Ses
tanntllh beltebt b,rrits ein lol1es &loltsr
III Der 9fdbe 0ubuqles.
GrSSi6ceie st. 2ouis.
Sicie Wnhr besinnen inter 9eituns bes
bodm. p. Wltbias o. :. +. i'm Sran;is:
tanrr &lolter in Morpuille bic 9slltli1en
Grsretlen Der S,Oceis 81. 2ouis. Oielsl.
ben msrosn 8 Gage wdbrsn. gn Dem oar:
aui iolgenoen Wonta9e psrosn Die 9eiltli'
9en Grercitlen Der englil1 reosuoen frie-
tier I'M Yiarrbauie Der 81. 9iucsnts Stride
Beginner.
Grsbi0csie Rem Oort.
q. 9Scninar beibloB Die Grneucrune
Der Utiiiion uno S~ublIdgmsieier IN 9Sllll;
omsbLrg. U. ., nit auBtroroenllber ielt
libtnt, Bon bier miro Der bobp Ntiiuo:
mir nab Soma 6ity rciien, I'M Oalelblt Of,
Dt,lion 81 bcJinuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-12
GrsbiSceie Rem Yort.

g.. 98rninser beibloB Die Grneucruns
Der Ueiiiion uno Sa~bldgmsieier III @Illl:
omsbars. u. y, nit anBtroroenrlIber ielt
lihtsit, Bon bier miro Der bo,bw atiiuos
mir nab Soma 6ity l%ciisn, I'M Oalelblt Ole
Dttllion 81 beJinuen.
The New York herald., 1875-09-13
THE ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.

Most extensive preparations making for the COM
ing meeting Of the Army of the Cumberland Utica
down for the 10Th and 10th of the present month The
Mayor Of the city and prominent citizens specially n
teresng themselves in the undertaking 1t is expected
be Of the largest and satisfactory meetings
OF the society. Two will contribute to this
First this the completion Of decade since the close
of the war, and secondly meetings have been
held before excepting in the Western States, notwth-
standing the fact that 10 900 men from New York
in the Army of the Cumberland. The
arrangements include public reception Of
the society by the city the 18th, at which
tho military &c, of the city will parade and Grafton
by Colonel Waterman of Chicago the evening of tho
day On the evening Of the 10th grand lcvec
and ball will be given to the society by the citizens
Governor Tiden will deliver speech of welcome to tho
State The preparations for the ball are the most
extensive SCALE the largest hall in the city being
gagged for the occasion and provisions made for thou
sands of guests The Governors Island Band from New
York is to furnish the music President Grant be
the guest of Senator Roscoe Conkng during the meet
ing, while Chief Justice Waite Will be entertained by
Judge Hunt Positive assurances have been received
that General Sherman, General Hooker General Custer
Secretary Brstow and other distinguished officers will
he prcscnt.
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DIED..

AsTES.--On Friday, September TO- MARY HANNAH,
wife OF William D. Astcn, in the 18th year OF her age.
The relatives and friends of the family respect.
fully invited TO attend her funeral Monday, 18th
inst, mt half past two O'Clock. from her late residence
No 80 East l25th street corner Of Madison avenue.
BAKER --On Saturday, September IL, FRANK b.
BAKER, in his 23d year
Funeral services at the residence Of his brother,
Charles Baker No 232 West Thirty fourth street,
Tuesday. September H. at two O'Clock.
BERRY.--The funeral Of Mr. WILLIAM BERRY will bo
held at the Methodist Episcopal church, in Greenwich
Conn at three NJ, Monday September 13 Friends
and relatives respectfully invited TO attend Trains
leave Grand Central depot al noon
BLAcKwooD.- AT Ruthcriurd Park, n. j., on Satur-
day September IL, JANE widow Of James Blsckwood,
in the 6sth year Of her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from her late residence, Tuesday,
September H. arrival Of train leaving Twenty
street, New York, at II AS A. NJ and Chambers street
at twelve O'Clock noon
CoLEs.-On Saturday, September II, at Little Neck,
J.. l., after long and painful illness, Mrs REBEccA
COLES, rcct Of tho late Samuel e. Coles, in the 5Oth
year OF her age.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend tho
funeral, AT Zion church, Little Neck L. l., Tuesday,
the 18th INST, at three T.. M
DiECKMANN suddenly. on Sunday morning at his
rcsd ncc, l3l West Forty nth street, WILHELM DECK
MANN
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
DIErz.-Afer a lingering Illness, AUGusT DIErz, ir
the 10Th year OF his age.
Funeral from tho residence Of his brother, Alfred j.
Dictz l23 East Thirteenth street. on Monday afternoon
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broad, deep foundations for hard fight with the devil
ana when Gods grace came he was ready To move on
the enemy's works and win such victory that God
would be glorihed After dealing with goddess men IN
the Ohurch and shaking IL TO rs very foundations ne
was prepared 70 preach 10 sinners The effect OF those
sermons was appalling Then the ruling of Jesus
Chrst bent men TO the earth In 1881 he preached IN
Rochester six months and 500 converted He
preached there the last time In 1886 and the power OF
the meetings exceeded all others II was during the
winter OF 1873 that he 10 New York To preach
the Gospel He commenced in the OLD Chatham street
Iheatre which transformed into chapel.
FINALLY the broadway Tabernacle and congregational
church. OF which he was pastor, built the. Erdn
getist was started with Joshua Leavitt editor Then
the Oberlin Seminary formed and he accepted the
PrOlessorshp of Theology. He was President from
looo 10 1866 No man thought more deeply or pro-
loundly but he did not select passage OF scriptures
TIL he reached the pulpit The preacher finally drew a
vivid comparison between the life and death OF Ralston
the California banker, and that OF DR. Finney, and
closed with o BRILLIANT enlOgY OF the latter
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NEW JERSEY STATE FAIR.

During the past week the Executive Committee OF
the New Jersey State Agricultural Society met and
completed their arrangements for the annual fair,
which opens on the grounds at wavery week from
to-day General Judson Fitzpatrick been appointed
Marshal OF the day on the occasion of the tourna-
ment and will ride his famous war horse
The judges selected to award the badges of honor
are Phineas Jones and Or. S. b. Hunt OF New
ark, and Major John A. Ncwln, of Mill
Vile. There four testimonials offered
by the society, to consist of-First
a handsome silver pitcher; second silver
goblet third riding bride and fourth pair of spurs
Each of these will be presented to the successful
knights in front Of the grand stand at the close of
the contest Already ten gentlemen have enrolled
their TO take part in this equestrian amusement
TO come Off either Thursday Friday of the week OF
the fair the exact time having yet not been settled
upon. The insignia OF the knights will be simple
and inexpensive Saturday afternoon number of the
'knights" had practice the fair grounds at Wa
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