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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-13

The FL Dorado Canyon Coal Com
pany have struck a new formation
in the shaft being sunk by them,
which superintendent Daggett says
Is good coal, and just the thing tor
which they have been looking.
, 1876-07-06
CROPS.

Special Ier74spondenes af TAs Tribune
CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,, July l.-FoF nearly two
weeks this county has been afflicted NTH almost
daily or nightly Eainst and tho constant rcpett-
tion Ia becoming monotonous. Tho farmers
come into the town. with vlsagca long drawn
out, md With fearful forebodiugs for the future.
A great deal OF corn on the low, fiat land In the
northern portion OF this county Is already
drowned beyond recovery; and, should tho
rait,s continue much longer, that on higher land
will suffer, Tho late planted, OF which there fs
q wide urea, has not been cultivated At, all, and
the rows are hardly diatingushable. A few dry
days will, however, work wonders With q corn
crop, and there Il jet time for an immense yield.
Not 30 Of the hay and oats, both Of which arc
nearing their perfection. Dry weather must In
tssvenU, or both will BE- badly damaged.
r. - Ed'tes u IA THffeIfna:f .a
scraps from papers Ia this 6tnto.. Tho same
Information holds good for Missouri, especially
tho westcFn portion. This Is good Offset
against Iowa aud Minnesota; With tho differences
TINT the kAntas crop j. secured, while al def
cheney Tor the former States u largely problem-
htical. +. Z, a.
The wheat harvest IN Central hsntna 10 ut its
height and The crop may bs considered safe
from all possible !usect rayages. We Ara
writing OF winter wheat exclusively, and
In all our articles on the subject
OF wheat We have no reference to
spring wheat. The 1ooneE our salmcrt
abandon tAs Insane Idea that sprlp8 wheat u i
, 1876-07-06

has been chartered this year, AMI every prepare
tton had been male TO pull her out and anchor
her. But the wind, which blew living gnle
outside the lnrbor, rendered It inpractscable TO
take her out, and the absence OF rery largo
party induced the managers to postpone the big
About sixty people, Including babies, children,
and mol few nbae-bodict1 lnvalitts, arrived at
the Ciark.street bridge, the point Of departure,
NJ 0 nfclock. hfr. Dcricksor aud Drs. Owen
than disappotnt those who had CONG, chartered
the Ben Drake for short trip, u was
9:35 before tho boat got under way aud steamed
down towards tho bFcakwater, the Vo}agcrs
singing "Thc Bright, Beautiful Mvcr," as a
delicate compliment To- te muddy ,as.ami stssa
enough, for the wind was astcrE, but whcn! the
end Of the north pier was passed and tho long
swell Of the like struck the boat, the singing
went out like q candle, auA the crowd 1oncd
tho babies In. their ycl1s. There was no dan
lake, but the excurslonists couldn't see II, 80
tho tuE's bow waa pointed south, and sha
rounded the southern end Of the brcnkwntcr,
ami ran up on tho inside, whcro tho water 'sas
smoother. There were about dozen or fifteen
Some lat and rudy. oha little girI, chiefly
remarkable for blue bonnet and :, a
I1aticnt, pale fnce, was scaslcR, and tho
faecs Of some Of the elder people took q
green cast, but everybody recovered Without
any yielding Of breakfast, and alter rsaching
only lasted two hours and u half, and at II
o'clock the boat was tnoorcd again At tho bridge.
Tic excursion Of this iNorNanE will be on the
Summer Cloud. After she Is anchored, tugs
will run 10 her sir times daily, at 4, 10, and II
.. n, and !, ., and p. m. The craft Is ~ es-
put, and the benefits TO- bo derired from the
echcula will be fucalculalln.
, 1876-07-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho nrst regular monthly meettng Of the
Chicago Electrical Society will bo held At 7:Bo
this evening.
Tho Democratic City Convention will meet
this afternoon at o'clock ut Union Hall, corner
Of Clark aud Monroe stseuts.
A meeting Of tho property y-owners will be held
this evening at No. $40 Ogden avenue, at .
o'clock, to consult concerning street Improve
ments.
The Chicago Academyof Homeopathic Fhysi-
clans and Surgeons will meet at the fremont
House thIs evening at 8 o'clock, d.. Clifton,
0f England, will bu present. and Dr. Hayward
is expected. Report Of delegates to Worlds
Convention Will be rcad.
Arrangements haYa hccn made for holding
Unitarian services At 1 o'clock Sunday after
noons during July and August In the now Nor.
ris Block, No. SO Cottage Grove avenue, Just
south Of Thirty-ninth street toakland), 70 be
conducted by tho RcY. ]. T. Sunderland, pastor
of the Fourth Church.
The members OF tho Chicago nltle Club viii
haye anothes competition tor the Fulton prize
pistol this afternoon at o'clock. The c6n1!-
tiout Of tho gilt wore that It should be shot for
Mt the long range, aud " wun tMice before boz
coming The property Ut tbs winner. There will
6e three lighting aud ten acos!ng s1aots n tho
1,0o0-ya target.
with i ses,llan by the Rav, 7loope. Grows. This
pioneer preacher has BEEN Identified with tho
work Of tho Church IN Illlno!s from it, begin.
Ming. Drs. Tiffany, Fowler, Nlndo, Ba1tine OF
New jersey Van Anda, Of 81. Louis, McChcs-
nsy Of hinRReaPoiis an Wiinn Tsyior nl.,
tho meeting, and u u expected that Others
equally distinguished will tsku part. Tho last
train tonight eaycs Wells Street Depot IT 20,
aud will arrive In time for preaching.
, 1876-07-06

A good deal Of doubt exists ~ to lust when
Mr.. Jacob Rehln will recetvo his sentence 1t
was expected that Judge Blodgctt, refreshed
mud recuperated after Tho Fourth, would settle
alt doubts yesterday morning by rowartlng Ja-
cob MS he SAW fit. But even Judges Of the su-
preme Courts aro but mcn, subject to all the lila
tint esh IL heir to, like thclr fellows, and It has
turned out TINT Judge Dlo1gett's Fourth
Of july was anything but q pleasant day
to lin. In. fact, sickness Of the species
most prevalent in summer marked him for its
own, aud tho day which the Judge had thought
Of deYoting to the final consideration Of Jake's
trIct Court Is concerned. Hvaidcs this, tho
Jay lay III m the ' l,sarlsg 5 } o} i siSil mo motions
Tllis llas prevented hm from bcstow-
f s4Sy ' upon ' the 4 Questions raIscd BY '' liz
Government counsel and Rehm's lawyers. The
wien Jaku's scntenco would 10 dtllycrcd, but
ture. Judge Blodgctt does not know whe,, tic
aul Il may npt til nrxt, Further thau tl,at, IL
aycrs not. Judge Damgs Iias I'll idea, although
lIe has no definite information, that Jake wall
morning, At any rate, thu public will prnbably
liberation !las decided upon. Jake romains
hopeful, and has hts wcather-cye t!xed on Col.
oi1iuo whau he defoutly sipgs "Jcrusalem, my
happy houlc"
At TIN 1AlI.
Tho e1curssonists over the Nl!nc had father
quiet time Of 4 ycsteraay, tile reaction Gun.
day previous. Tho attendance Ut visitors was
ahuut u usual; and the doral offerings wure
equally profuse. From. an unknown source, Mr.
Nealng received Inas6iye gold napkin ring, on
Thlcl, WIS inscribed "a. G. Acsiug. Ccntennlal
, 1876-07-06
THE COUNTY-BUILDING.

~. A., ~. ,r, ~. ~,
The employees OF tho shcrlils oilce Will bo
Sheriff Agucw will convey a batch Of hts
boaricrs to Joliet to-day,
-,-,,,. --u..,x
state'e Attorney neeu VIII go 70 'o"ct Mon-
aay tlan 10 Try '"' i"'o''''n ""fa 'aoee' u o'ee-
''on' .-.-..-.
v,sSg SSgS wfss VII Ss :. IT, IT, hay ,y e sd sT on
Tim t,ountv Collector will mako anpltcat,on
for Judgment AGAINST all de|lnouents for ta1es
c"'S-.,.s,s..- 49, ,,au.. ,,.. .,,,. .,. ~.
Co'nmiss9nes 3 nusso alae peem hleh o'nco nis
cincinnati y'sst, ncnSe ms hot pat IN Al appear
TN ~ 1 r....s,.... r,1n,.a,. .a p.,u.
tnn Conn,ttc0 on n9spitns anu rupnc
t,u,gs t,n rros ~ e ie e. ,t ~
iIS iiosptai. ti.'' saS''4'f'' ''' 'D' D'" s'uH''
Commissioners johnson, McCafrrcy, and Car
roll came Into the Criminal Court yesterday and
renewed their bond, step mndo necessary by
their taking change Of venue.
.. nn,x s,1 ", ~ p y ' "nEa,
IL ts's t,x W. .uoai,s trn,,, nv r. ~ o,s rt'.,
plants about the assessment made tor the prcs-
cnt year,
81, p,x,o,.. ,..o ,o,..xu,,.,.,,,r .t,o ,,,,,s
s ti v|r ae his iniss,out II FL, " o,en E e
sa t't T., ..nt .n ~ ia th .9n .uun
oGcns!on u get aequa9htea Win Inc stohe men
VINO ua''y 'o'te1 aooot ..
Tho music and 0ratory of Tho Fourth appear
to hayo llaal the effect OF Increasing the demand
for naturalization pnpcrs in tho Criminal
Clcrls's Office. More papers wore issued ycstcr-
day than for month previous.
Thu n+ana rurv a.ac,nh,ea vo.to-dov ,,,-,,.
,ft " asornnd nftor 1.rio,;p r. s;',,a
ims,' ~ ~" ~ n3ssn. H. tiav Ts
t;noa a. ovan thc ,rhIskv nr}son.rs hayo ~ H.
T, e s.n,s c no., r. s. ao.1io .t
n; - tn"tof-n 4nr,,N;a5 r., th NJ kna.. ~
,oort sst T., IN soar ~ III ~ ,,s
~, *, 1r"t ,nr ro thn s,,o,. ~ ,"as
cnnsg,n ~ tH rn stoy msp ~" ~ ,tnre
nina stc i. Ths % ohonrc thr9uoIo,t d oinn 1t
H. ~ 1raet nuhf1o t.nn,,Yon1an,n 20 A'o'e
Wv. A4'o s'e"s toD''e 4ne'1'o1'"so'
Since the decision Of the Supreme Court on
"BlIl 800" many In arrears for taxes Of 1876
have gained tho idea TINT they .wcro levied
under that BILL and that tho declslon aecuFes
them from paying their taxes this year and also
prccludcs forced collection. The County Col.
| lcctor has already been greatly annoyed BY this
/ class. lie has to tell them all tho ean0 story,
general Law, the coust1tutionallty Of which was
sustained BY tho Supreme Court at tho same
timo that Bill 300 wis declared Foid-
| 4 hwy ri cnnmtsa,ora,e A,aorn.n MN
tractnr. nrrhftccta anI inofcrs startnj vsstcrJny
aftssnnnn for q vistt II the torn M nn1 SmIer.tt
stonn.t,,,arries near Cleyelands Reforn icav,n"
| NNNss1 A~*@A NseF S'ohN' tlAVAo se&FAitt
, 1876-07-06

tho 1inC from ~ CaluMct8 benutc0us Dfcaht - 10
Chieago't lofty STRUCTURES was seen shower Of
rockets, Roman candles, and other luminarses,
which, when nbaervca from s,cl, hclKht1 haa
nnc nprcnratce, like sh'wcr Of stars. sofio
cnterprlsing youths discharged n number q
rn,,akets ffuin this elevation In tbs dead Of
night, tho rcvcrhcrntsons Of the reports sound
ing like cannonade. ...
4 sad accident occurred here between md
10 o'clock Tuesday morning. Charlea sehoctas,
drowned whIta at work thsre. n step.
ping out Of tho .dreago cnglnc.room
.loor, he walked on tho dretlge, which vas hero
only few feet Vide and plunged Into thc baslt': H.
assstance but rs he came up Under The lse1get
nothing could DO .lone to savc lin. 1Io lad
stated previously that ho could swtn and had
lio not fallen under tho boat would pIopably
l,een accidental, nnd the flarhor will be dragged
for him. llo leaves wIfc In destitute c1renm-
stances,
4 yacht manned by novices, encountered DIM.
cuff In reaching the shore 1uss after tho above
occurrence but was anally toHed in by b row
bunt-
il required four pages Of tho register to bold
the names, Of the arrivals At The Hyde rask
the house TINT II took TIL IL O'Clock TO place
W Tic Chicago large Club brought out num-
bcr Of lady friends Tuesday. and taught them
the rutlmcnts OF The art Of rowing.
This Chicago Rifle Club shoot in the South
Parks to-t1ny. ......- -.-..
4 srlcndia fountain Is in process Of erection
Proi. LeslIc Lewis, Superintendent Of Public
tic Glass OF 'W at Yale College, after which lae
will visit Now York, Philadelphia, Washington,
and other PLACES Of interest st,,,.,.,.
lland on tho Fourth, caused ly the explosion OF
a hox OF powder, Witch hccatne,gnttcd from q
tIre.craeker thrown by unothcr youngstsr.
| The Kcnwood bnrEo lacked quorum last
night, aud did not 60 out, much to tho Gl'agrtn
Of tho young sports who had assembled 10 Ell
! testain their lady friends ON thc occasion.
1 MEACHAM.
| A grand celebration OF the Fourth Of July was
held in Mcacllam's Grove, Dupagc County, ILL.,,
consisting Of appropriate addresses and other
| exercises. The procession formed nj Meacta'n,
| ncw suburb upon The Chicago &; Pacific Rail-
roatl, and moved to the grove under Col. D. T.
Mcaelia1n, Marehal OF the tay;;,, Thy chair was
then taken by tho lscv. L. q. W. ffall, President
After music by the II. E; Church choir,
Cllicngu. An opening address was delivered BY
lha President Of tho day, which was wei! re-
T6s sor then H.. .9s o1t {ar q Gdys 9ps
;shoo' Gayo .nnns sSns Gsautla, t.r 'essa gIeat
teacher. Dinncr was thcn announced, and tho
baskets carefully filed by the mothess a.id SIS.
ters Of The community wcre brought forth anu
did tastISs to The oo thhl h v1 .s ho,r e
the gathering Of all the children to ono table.
Mr.. William Battln, tho snnday-ssflool auner-
intcndcnt, presided, and was as happy as tho
happ!est Of Tho chillsen.., :.
order and " Amcrica " was sung: The DcGlara"
lion Of Independence was read by Aliae Ada Gerry,
, 1876-07-06
CRIMINAL.

Mrs. Anna Munson, OF No. 1871 and 1888 Wash.
tngton street, compiains OF the loss OF clothing
valued ut $50, stolen by sueak.thloyes Tueaday
afternoon.
Arthur Oakley, residing at 189 Washington
street, Is missing. lie A about ~ years Ut agc,
& feet inches In height, and weighs about l30
pounds.
Some oyes.bold hosse.thlef last night forced
serving Company, at NJ, 10i Jackson street, anu
stole valuable bay horse.
The Arnory police last evening pounecd down
upon the gambling he'll Of Andrew ]. Scott, No.
2o5 Claak street, where thsy bagged tho keeper,
dandy little negro, aud four Inmates.
Rebocca Fields, on behalf Of her husband,
has, made complaint against, Gil brown, 4
Josepi xlth 1fassknicklcs. ull viii 10 Al. A..
rcstcl.
Justice scully. yesterday held notorious
burglar natned John hSdden In 81 ,0o0 ta!l To
private watclttnun, found him hurglasIxtng tue
SALOON Of James bchogeE, At tho corner Of -Cl!n-
tun and Jaclson streets, and after a hot chase
of several blocks succeeded In capturing him
under sidewalk.
Edward Jacobs, crazy baker at No: 81 West
Nana9'ph streot, WHO shot ht1narlt several
months ago, wvnt 0n another spFco yesterIay
afternoon. aud tllusnned his wito over the head
with a poker, lni'lctIng rather severe injuries
about the head. jacobs u locked up 1T tho
Madison Street Station charged With assault
with lntunt to kill.
J. W. ChAdc, whllo riding on State street
car last evening, raised u vry Of robbery aud
when \ policeman appeared hs accused woman
named Catherine Quron Of robbtug him OF hla
watch and chaln. When taken 70 tho ArMosy
tAs watch wax found III Ills bootleg, and uppjl
being coruered hu acknowledged having raised
the lluu and csy out Vi personal malIco against
tAH woman.
George 8. Edwards, the keeper Of an Indian
| streuts, took llttle husrah by hlmsslf, and
! fndiug = horse and buggy on ths strect, jumped
in to Flda about town. The owner Ut tho rig
! A. Lyman, ~ auctloucr u No. Z Clark street.
| wards, at tho corner Of State and Hnrrisor
1 streets, Was received with bright suletto. Thu
pu1saes becatna u onaa ths pu&&aed, and. Atel
, 1876-07-06
Water rents yesterday wcTe S1,4la

Water rents yesterday wcEe Ina
Aid. pearsau returned frou. h!s Eastern trip
yesterday morning. lie has been goue about
three weeks.
Work has been begun on arranging the rooms
lately occupied BY Otto PeltzeE for the Law Do
partIuent's use.
Aid. George White left last night for tho East
To visit his parents near Worcester, Mass. uo
Will be absent for about ten days.
A special meetlng Of tho Council Is called for
Friday At 7:O p. III. Tor the PURPOSE OF sppolnt-
lug Judges Tor tho Mayural election.
The Centennial Fourth did not scem TO affect
ths Citysllall employees In any way. They were
~ u work yesterday, - though nothing had
, 1876-07-06

CLEAR C1EH OF lFs4NlIfs
Fred 4. JcfTcry, Of Syracuse, N. r, CON.
INITIAL x,ic,d. mo.t ofract,,ollv at tbs pn1mcr
suuu s ,.,. .. ~ .""', s.J % H.
van xuc s r"ars ~
mornl rcputc, and had been recently IN actIYo
member Of TIM firm of Wyckoff Il ,1eftory.
..asa..1 ,a.,.. ~ 49, .r.rtns ,,n,+tro .t,a.t'
esAe'41 ~ Sus ~. ,. ''a.44.e
mcnt 1or sewing mnchines! WIN !le9,sa4naftets AZ
Peoria, III. lie arrived tn tug cty Friday morn
Ing, and Haa nsalghcu 10 1arlor az the laatfcr'
rad expressed himself satisfied Win tllo room:
lnaslnnel as ~ tohtalnen bath.rootn JUST
called at tfc trsk anti scttlcl Ills bl, incluflnE
tuesday nights lodging, but not !nclualiIg
breakfast tiie next morning. Al tllat time llc
slfnafKea tt,at ho Wooia ne Iar away by tnat
hour (Icxt day. Dut no attention WIS paid to tho
, 1876-07-06
a lively chase, the lrntu Indian Snowman was
stopped by Officers kirc', and Mitchell, and MAS
tnkGn to the Ar1norY for Aafc.kccnng.

lively chhee, tho lrntU lnN!nn shoWmRn Waa
stopped by Officers ktrch and Mitchell, and MAS
taken to the Ar1nory for safc-kccping.
j, F. sarcc, m cmntoyc Of lIowc.s c,rcn,,
VIII, ieft t;,wn suddenly nftcr thumpiur his wifc,
son strret All WabasI, nvcnnc. roturnc,l ycstcr-
Inv. And VIA At nncc nrrrstci br Detcetiyo Lam
si,ir, The woman has since IMPROVED consi,lcf-
abty, and Is cxpcctctl to he able TO nrpcar
nvanst her worsr half at .ruattcn Srullv,s }am,rt
a. to.day. ''S' ''''' "&A '"'''~' ~~' . S''''
o. u 49,, u,...,, ,o.,,,zu
, 1876-07-06
10 BE DELIVERED.

NEW YoRK, July 5.-Tho diamond necklace
and earrings seut by the Khedlya Of
Egypt 10 Mrs. Mimic Sherman Fitch have
been taken from the vaults Of the United States
TreAsury and sent 10 the Acting-Secretary Of
the Treasury at Washington, who will deliver
tAc1n TO Gen. shcsulan, 10 accordance With tho
resolution Of Congress.
, 1876-07-06
SUBURBAN..
---A -rk

Tho Fourth paascd oil pleasantly, with
scarcely an accileut to trIghten fathers aud
mothers Though there wero no public dem-
onstra.lons except church serriecs, tie email
boys and other patriots performed their duty
noblJ. During the carly part Of the day boat
ing and picdcs were the order, but in the cven-
Ing the pent-up emotions found vent In Lively
glaFo And nattie Of fireworks.
From tue observatory of tho Hyde Park
uoule tie ecene wa Brilliant eu1. AL along
, 1876-07-06

Il NAN N4Js
IN 7IrK CHAAinuN OF DEPUTIES.

IN TnB CHAMBER or DEPUTIES.
VHnsA1LLEs, July 5.-The Chamber OF Depu-
tics referred Marccre's motion for the prosec,,-
tlon Of those connected with the coup d'ctat to
tho Initiative Committee A countcr-notlon,
by Mitchell, that all tho electors who ratified
tho coup d'csat by their sutIragcs bo Included In
thu indictment was summarily rejected.
DENIAL.
PARIS, July 5.-The truth of the version given
by tile London I1mes' correspondent at Paris OF
tic proceedings In the Cabinet Council Oh Sat
urday'ts denied hero.
, 1876-07-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
TIE FRENCH OPERA.
Aimee and her company produced "La Flllo
do Mailamc Angot" last night. The principal
cf1nroetert Mcka cast aa fpll0M8:

Cla,fctto Angot. ...M1las. Aimee
Mile.
Aneo ritoa ..Ms nalbcrt
LAriYauuiorc ~. 1ezlctch
Fumponnet.....- ...."....'.. ...'.'.s'.... .DA!cy
LonchaEd' Gnp,aat. a
Tfentt1 fettn
Tho orchestra was much moro satisfactory
than on Monday, though tho conductor had tho
customary trouble with tho brass instruments.
Not much can be sa'd In praise Of the chorus
and the small people generally. They romoro
In quantity and lcas IN quality than we llave
been accustomed to sco under GEau and Chtz-
zola's management Wo suspect that tho COM
pany Inns had but few rehcarsals In "sIatln,uc
Angol." The conspiraton' chorus was wretchcl-
ly given, the 1re'ittz Of tho nraslon acting t,i-
dcpcndently both In tho music and the scnsc.
The beautiful chorus OF tic "Alcrvciltcuae" Mt
the opening Of tue second oct was @ also % heavily
much uuimaton and familiarity with tho seoro
Us might bo looked for In q performances of
amateitrs. There Is, indeed, q decided luck Of
vitality and warmth In thu acting Of all tho small
But Aimee Is host In herself, and fully COM
pcnsatcs for the deficiencies which may exist tn
tho company supporting her. She Ind efficient
assEstauce last night IN the person of Mile
La,gs, and, with Aimee, sustained nearly the
singtng wero concerned. Their singing of the
"llappy Days" duette was dcserYcaly mp
plau1td, and their quarrel.scene In tile last aet
was even moro successful: Aimee 4, - ..I.,'9 lsh"
her pose, and her muscular demonstrations
syoksd ne unEesrane sntnusas s, Of tbs a u
It.'''p aLn i'rst e1 ast, u and hse confession Of
something M elss than virgin innosc1co 9S., T.. to
showed better musical work than any otlisr
numbers III tho opors Tho mals ps1Fso'ls in the the
cut. Loueaarti was not padded out as he might
haye been BY sktllta master Of stage huainsss.
iordcd general satisfaction wns n; Dalbcrt, who
had Tho important part Of Ahgt Hou.
Tonight "La Jolfe Parfutleuse will be re-
pcatcd, aud Mile. Aimee WILL Introduce her En-
glsah song and lance ~ Pretty 10 Plcture.n
Friday aia Grande Duchess u viii bo presented,
instead Of !" 0irohe-Girotic." Aimee has mover
TO attempting It with her present support. La
0rando Duchess" viii be quite as acceptable, It
having heco1ne almost new ouglttsgrcat aee,
whilc' u llrode- Gtrole p" has been comparative
ly frequent opcra In this city of late.
, 1876-07-06
mArfIkHAfaE;S.

TUTrLE.D0LMEle-.Jaly .. by thu Noy. 6, r,
Dolmcs, N"'' ~
mr. mrtAE0ER-IEROME-On Tfuss,ay evening,
Sss inss, at Trlntty Church, BY tl,e ncy. Ir Mo.
Mafuy. tis. Carl FFacgcr md Mtas stella Jerome
, 1876-07-06

Mr. james George, the lcsaeo Of the Adclrhi,
contemplated dissolution Of his partnership
with Leonard Grover, present manager u
the establishment. Mr.. john Allen, under
whose management ''rhe 8aycn Alstera is now
to tho management Of the Adelphl.. Mir. Grover
llaa secured the refusal Of the New Chicago
Theatre, aud will probably open there With his
fnmnalY.
, 1876-07-06
MATRIMONIAL,

Special DspotcA u ne 7tt6une.
WASHINGTON. u. e., July 5.-slr. William II,
Fisher, one Of lsockfortl's most promising Young
men, Fas married to-lay by tho Rev. Wilder
Smith 10 Miss lsosa,noll j. Littlrllcl.l, lcau-
h!ul ansl accomplished young Indy OF ills cIty.
, 1876-07-06
EAST INDIES.

TIE HAGUE, July 6.-The Governor Of tho
Dutch East indies confirms the report OF tho
loss OF the steamer Lieutenant General KyocseR
tu the Straits of sunda, Two hundred and
thirty persons were drowned.
, 1876-07-06

LONDON, July 5.-Al the leading British
Journals express good will to America on occa-
sion Of the celebration oa her centenary.
FAILURE.
oliver & Co., merchants and Ahipinsuranco
brokers, have failed, Liabilities G50,U00.
, 1876-07-06
SPAIN.


TuR CUBAN "AH 3AAs
LONDON, July ia Madrid telegram to tho
Standard represents that tho Spanish Govern
ment Is determined 10 resist the claim Of
foreign residents In Cuba 70 exemption frsm
war flYea.