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nnoADWAY I'D TWENTINTII 81.
DOM S T ECS

Al GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
sPRAGUR PRINTS 10 yards for Use, and cocheco Sc
LANCASTER CAMBRICs, at lie. aud yard wide Prints
atl21c
r,.v.ide FRENCH and ENGII.H PRINTS at1se, zoe
22c., and 25c.
Fnn lines PERCAIE and CHEVIOT S!nBriNGS, and
English Scotch and Domostie Ginghams at POPULAR
PRICES.
wAMsUFTA, UTICA, and NETWORK MILLS yard
vide sheetugs At 12ia cents, and all the sfANDAlO
BRANDS, At case prices.
So o. ana 1914 sIEETJNGs, bleaehed and unbesehed
IN al the desirable makes
PILLOW CASTINGS, in all widths ard qualities
WE CALL PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO oOh %
sIIEETINGS at &c. PER YARD.
ENGIIsII and AMERICAN CANTON flannel and
American TickiEgs and Cheeks.
WE Shall oFFER FIVE CASES CROCHET QUILTS
stsi 80 each. 49,
In eapplete assortment E,dsfaown Quilts Aaaeues Cus
blankets Comtrtablea Bedding Of every Kind, ding
Hair Bucz. and Excelsior Nsttresses Pillows Boist'TF
Spring Beds Sc, sc, making tie most complete
HOUSE-FURNISHING DEPARTMENT IN THE
STATES.
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Golas.

WINCHESTER HOUSE, conner broadway
" sHt st' 1rlre1n Ii't ei' ABLY hrn,a,i r"'a
by Pc 'HI -'fc Hr al nod raie W
po mos 70 Aa ,.rrf ililv s.aursnt attached IL
rfai a'rsrr em,utv ir"dv tll tle g'lton.
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Autiion Sales of Zeal Gsinte.

NOTICE.--Willam Kennedy, auctioneer VIII
" sell at ~ O'Clock at the Exchange salcsiuom
Broadway TUESDAY Jan. IL 1876 the night 10 conect
all wharfage witch aTcrlc FOR me use ah %
euPaien by vessels OF than five tons bufien OF eela
piers ard bulkheas the East River aud the rg OF keep
ing floats ri the 81 bridge Harlem River
For p information the Record copies for sale at NO
civ HALL ii. WALES
JACOB A. MEsTERNEIT,
HENRY +. DlHOtk.
Commissioners OF DOcks
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Lord & ! ayIor
OUR SILK DEPARTMENT.
CONTAINS ALL TIE CELEBRATED MAKES OF
THE BEST LYONS MANUFACTURERS.

THE BEST LYONS MANUfAOi Oh'"
we offer $50 pieces CAcHMIRE CSCLorh1 o''N"s ""
,o,,ss - A. rold 20 Iauc At 81 currency per yard
Grand 4 Gle CAsHMIBE ALEXANDRA .rnu biO
,o,,,S-r 80 fuiuet 4 Gle. Gros Grain saperieur
rhcIiNInEI KIIONE all Offering ata reduction u 'oo'
,oslaysrd FROM FORMER PRICES. ...., -.,.,
po,yet 3 Co superior qualify POOLr DE- SUE reuuoeu
"a "a en- az from e. 70 20 50 % from 81 so to So 10
1npISIY CoLoRED SILKS we are Offering rAFFElhS
-, -. ,eorth Al. and CASHMERE RlSTORl az 81 o.
-, 40 PLAIN GRos GRAINS ia seal brown, myrtle
p navy blue Corbeau pruaa fumee de Londres tea rose
T,nte Grs pce aad all the Fashionable shades for street.
dnner evening wear at 81 20 81 10 ~ ana - W. ~
auced from 81 20, 81, 81 90, and 81.
STRIPED. CHECKED, AND PLAID slLhS' IN
ALL COLORS, FROM SOC. TO 81 PER YARD.
ELEGANT Lyons Bsocadee, pink sky, pearl ecru cream
and white y inches wie reduced nom So TO e. go and from
t4tos2 10. $50.
LARGE STOCK RADZI@IRES. CLoAK1NG SILKS
AND sATINs, GAZE De CHAHBEBY, AND SILK
GRENADINES AT HALF PRICE.
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Gounirp Real Gsiate for Sale.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE on Erie r. r., one
~ hour from city, depot; prce, $500. VII Ex
CHANGE for house In brooklyn. rutland q WHITING.
BsekmaD-st
CENTENNIAL HOTEL FOR SALE CHEAP,
- terms from FL hiDtOa buildings
good stone etaDlo
immediate possession. ROBLEIs, owner SO4
Irankn-st.
nor SAIE-pROSPECT VILLA, corner OF
Richmond Hin and PF0pectsye, STANFORD, Conn, one OF
the ne3iest and eligible situations 10 be found ahN
where The property for sao consists OF hrr class nIein
dwelling house overlooking the village OF stamford aAd Long
Island and preaching most charming view IN y .
handsomely laid oH OF summer boases
tasteful There excellent OuthOIser,
ncludiag stables carriage hOuses gardeners house, ana
greenhouse To waTDg accessible country family
Residence being within hail mile OF Railroad depot sna
81 minutes from New.i this il opportunity u sci
offers. Springs OF the puTest and on The
premises IN fact everything desabe. Apply ~ OWNER
IS Pue-st.
ENOGA COUNTY FARM for SALE-lGO
4 valuable land; price reasonable; would take
3-story b0ute Ia .BPooklyn IN exchange rutland q
WHITING, Beekman-st.
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Giiaal.Ons gUant;>--fcmaies.

HOUeEHETPER.-A c0lored giI wants q
sir,.T.rrI 81 TIOt SIX f.rpicR. No 1856 Wea' 5tn 81.
HOUSINORK.--A strong young woman
yvoulI riaco 90 % hor-evos ear 80 pain eoc-
tug Was na ISiur. AMI Hii make ntiitf seill can
iiriisi god Inference. Apply go ODELL> AGENCY, IV5
Wegi Stsh-tt.. corn % lfsstfay
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6sIp uan!ea

XVANTEp-A COMMERCIAL. TRAVELLER
w A have hnoWledfe OF nacsinsiy
root rr~on 'i0n3 Apply by leteE addressed 70 IN
QUflER, Boa / 342 New-NorR Pest oice.
YXTANTRD-Ladies who desire to employ their
w LEISURE HOUss Al BONE az a bos' nni sty'eott
FANCY NIFDLEWORK. Send a stamped drecte" ep-
yelopa pcrso3ny fDr Smith 4 COS csTy1asr ng
worS lberalfy Iai for 1853 Broadway, ~ X fFa'nrssS
70 Years. IfnyOrtels Of Bcfhn wool
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WAITER and USrFUL.--A Swiss man would
w IKE place private is,siy u9dersiaas ~, us
furnish nnexcoQtloasba reference. Apply NJ opBLiS
AGENCY, lV9 Wee, SAN b., corner VI BSosiw"t,
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u BEEIAID ADD NAITEi,%s.-rwo Scotch o.. ! r,'if'e
ran um. 1oid lke place On Oy country he one is
an e&cr.,rt cook GlC 4autlss he Oder 81 oiel 90
.d aEl hrst Cns W.7asi e1n lIish 0pa 70 r.
tp., 4. OuLIE. 100 Vest SlthL, tClaI DItadHSy. Ia
qr.rt iur r. H. sad .. g.
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nRFSSNAkER.-As dressnakcr or plain
- sowing " % b. day aud alko nor hoGe oIJ
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XVIAITER.-A Young colored man Of light
w somIlsEon ~sl trained in private hoass service iGr
several years Wshoa situation a. waiter good cy IatIrn
eco farnis lCd Peas. call H. -, " ~ H. JONES,
public caterer, 100 Wet 2lfhst
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XEATTER.--A Young man (cOlOred) about ~,
w sans stuaon waiter and for eenci q useinnesi
city oou1uy, icr ao 2il Nsgs ghn fga rs'firi,,rs
Ca be a.tI H.. Pro IGlA HONE Bu Eialt NJ 100
Gthaye, sl0Yo l0thet
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L. LIN Y
II WIHTEi. ARRANGEMENT OF Train, in eject Nov y,
ga m-Circinnan and Chicago Day Express. Drawing;
Coaches Buffalo and Sleeping Coaches TO CeFeAu
1915 a m.EIpress Mall for Buffalo and Niagara Fails
T. r. cDayp-Pscac EIPTess for the West sle.rins
Coaches through g Eccsrte a,S NasaT. Fn a,a nn
rain. esSs chsmoerssi. Depo, N. Y, for Newst,
90 SO io4S llso , $lS 'S ami sS r. asa a.
@nsG NJ ss1Tis ior n Pars a0d f.ssae e9s 800
II noon lsi5 3, 3i5, $3.50. 5:lt. &. $50, $40, l050
l2 no Faters s%n s45 7so 500 a. 49, da5 1875
q nq iS f,S S ss iS yp ant S =
suntsys: $50 9i@; H. il5, $50 ii@o sG @
snnda VS. $50 a. n.y. $50 Z 1870 Cornwall 100
S4s o H.? So 40 SSJso D. S sSnaar, 30
Sss I loS % o $50 $50 1919 4FsGa $50 e.
80, SUNDAYS $50 10 M, p m M Mid1ieic% "
~ M Ibe aud I5op q. iralps vim New
80 o. io45 NJ. $50 p Sundays $50, 40 m. and
Pm SoErHERN r. R.oFX.J. .. =,
. n iar al except Nys,s $50 S45 ' M iasS S45 a.
55O 600 $50 p w and saturday nights only a. llo :"
NSSast spring p "a S Ley; nd Gonse, e45 AZ
leave $50 81. fifteen minutes earlier ting trains
a ca, o. -, oa s, hou1s as Z n
with trains leaving chsmberss at ll:So H. ana IL MID
for and ior IN nragps room ana
AID ra, Of Bagg'ge he et At ihe Company oncSt
Nos. 259, l0l, s2e ard go broadway; No Courts~
IIIisss ,Ians on West arrive in NcwYors at 723
JN0 \. 1BB1tT, General Passenger Agent, Eew.YorE.
NETWORK, NEW-HANEN AND HART
~ FORD II. E.-NEw-YOHb AND NEW HAVEN pi-
VlsTON.Wilcr Advancement, commencing Soy - $50
Passenger station ~ NeFlotk. Grand central Depo'i Ell
N"'0 VI ''''' ffsils ts.yE SgwYosE.
o. I '3cr cGr io NJ .@,s % .cen S 20
Cacc'n, QtG 40 AID SIS Oocal ETh N-hh ani 10
FOR South NorwalE. 7:1O 1905 900 a IL 10. Ok
90 >; t.AJ. 10 .J, DO $780, - lO T. M toi SAN H.
SO 10 as t. SO $50 20 . 10 3na liz, ,. ~,
Bonon tflfes va a,sng ~ so ar ~ =. ~ 'N
800 ioa M, sod g. o. AID 10 p AZ Bridgeport. Tho
vision ior Pt''tirag,. ih, sos = ~ and ~ 'int,
win ho.e iia' b. vision for hr,Wieh ant be cn
AMI ?. of NeTI0t. 30 lOa 3d. anl y uAns
Hc, vti ConHr,rut u yer T. r. n rnenei. end
rstacs p ca-etouic r. r. !. BiIs,ort The o. a.
m, 900 aad 30 r. win paubu,f and Nolnsik at sah
Norwak ani ne o. Z. ~ !, and 40 p m. with New
suneay Bosom a mans a. m. via Springfield, at o
Dlav ~ can % Day Express, rad Sleeping GAGS
y. tht Alf'r' iilta t., ., nat. M. -, 800. 80
Grand Depot, ci.rs o y. T. Transfer CO. 81
LIo3a9ay crh ald Va. to't st. loalyu viii
Aao ch'cA ia2 age i'"' i''ii'i'' 81" 'H-'''n.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
" ItNEN tAiiloAl Airr Jan. J, 1876, through
uliss VI. 80 g. Gi''i 'ent. al iiepot;
900 NJ, tlic-r' ari Nrihem Express, uith drawing
10 90 q. -p iri 'hasoLIgrcA Withdrawing fool cars
20 Eaclrstrr a'i hifa'o. -
100 o. 10 Ns.lIc.u ana weston FAprrs.
49'p go Montreal tr'r - NJ "'l'i. w fom Ne"
coop %. r' " IA sc'iHnE cat, Tor "sort1ro and
~ r,clfc ENpfc.g ua'y with Sleeping cars f1r
also 10. c.,sgo W 5o,h T.. :. sae ~ q. il.reSis.
100 p pi iNue- VIII sepu, for Albany snd Troy.
wy ''''N' . l''' G. n. KENDPrcE,
trr'rel Iar'tIt-f ATcei.
, 1876-05-13
SPORTING NEWS.

THE LEXINGTON (KT.) RACES.
LEXINGTON, Ky, May l2,-The races to-day,
though good Us far as time is concerned, did not
draw out much Of crowd, or afford much in
tcrcst- The State breaking races destroy the
interest in ordinary good running. The follow
ing is the summary: -
First race, citizens stakes for 3-year-olds, $50
each p1ay or pay Si00 added; !, miles. Z starters.
Green Cay's Red Coat, by imp Australian. ......
D. Swigcrt's b. c. Ceylon, by Asteroid. :..--..-s
4. L. Richards ch. {. Bullion, By War Dance. j
Time -3:34A.
Bullion WINS the favorite in the pools.
Second race, putse $3.50, $500 to the first and
s. J. Talyer's b. c. Bell Bruce, years old, By
A. K. Mehards' ch t. saiiio Gs1dncr..
a, K. Richards ch. I. Msdeal.
Time-1:15H-
The third race, miles, purse Of S4o0, was a
walk over for James A. Grfmstcd's b. I. Marie
Afichon, 5 years old, by Melbourne, Jr., Gam
Nellie Gray, by Lexington. She only ran mile
and half, but finished the 2 miles IN 3:A.
The track was fast, light showers during tho
day only serving to lay the dust.
COMING RACES In LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 1e:-The total number
Of horses now on the Jockey Club ground is
200, larger assembly than has ever before been
on an American course. A delegation OF 100
New Workers arrived this morning, and people
from other points are coming by every train.
ENGLISH RACES.
LONDON, May l2.-The great Cheshire staac3
to-day was won by Thundcr@' tho Mandarin
secopd, aud Skatska third.
, 1876-05-13
0RTlIhRY.

CLEVELAND, O., May 12-Georga 4 ps s~a
dict, one Of the p1oprietors Of tho claselA,.
.Haold, died Ut his residence in this GU 49,
morning after protr2cted Illness
Sp<cio1 Dspatea to 1as 75teas@ uo
JACKSON, Mich, May 12.-The Hon. oalna., d
Highly, an old and ghly-esteemed citizen ~ ~
prominent attorney, died very suddenly ,..t ~
afternoon, in the County Clerk office o1 t;nns
disease. He had been troubled for eolae a1srt.
He came here thfrty-eight years ago VIZ - - ~
ed Judge Of the Circuit Court IN 15s ~ =, n
Signed In 1871 He was Senior Warden, - ~
Paups Church, and was 6 years os e4a, anniaht
- speete. n,poseA . ne 1rtaasss s..,xv ooe
JOLIET, H., May 12.-Mr. Calvin za1's5 Ia
OF the veteran founders and edisors sa.ar ~ Ms
connection with that paper, with which nD ii 8
been associated for more than quaI1ett h.st
century, and to which he had devoted uo uuso.onnt
years OF his life, several months ago on x;Jenca .a
Of il-health, died OF cancer, at his reastr- sest.r-
on Eastern avenue, at O'Clock P dh;o y; nd
vas about sly s. years RS Of asa. He soso%: ses'os:
panied his parents when they 1ehhit iii
Cd to Illinois and settled u u one f j
county tn 1889, and vas, consequently s1sath 1ad d
the oldest residents Of this city, ~ i. and -
mourned by large circle Of henas hen+sd - lin
qualntances, who honored ana tx tes! his un-
when living for his sterling integlaht l,ahts,enos nc %
whatever he believed to b right and laa"
GRAND fSa! Hs7Hs fei6~ eh, : asy y csRt hrm 3
Miller, known Tor forty years Is ,;da., snd lste
lighthouse keeper here, died s'fddeng Won
night as be vas returning from the Grana "Gb ~
tague excursion. Cause, hea1t d1eeaas'
flags here are all at h2ltIuaSt to-0&J'
, 1876-05-13

able to repace this sum Of about $50 600 to $780,,
00O. Al thought he had it..
0.-Had the money. A--That no had the
money or something to chow for it, and that he
could return It at amy time.
Q.-Why did you think 50 when be had the dne-
bills in there: A--From his own statement
G Nothing elses A--Nothlng else.
G.-That is the only reason that you had to think
he could replace ity A.-That is the only reason
o.-bccausc be said he coulds A.-He Fnid It
was cll right. thought 1t was all right, that it
could be settled mp at any moment in three OF four
days, or at any time.
DID you know about bis bank account: A.
No. sir, did not know anything about his bank
account. / saw him draw checks, and I think he
gave me checks once OF tSfcc On this German
National Bank. -....,,
Q.-Did you not know that he was frequently
pressed for money, and always anxious to get hold
Of his salary: A.-No, air, didn't notice any
thing OF the kind.
o.-What part Of Germany does his family live
in, If you know? Al thfnk heard him say solne-
time ago in conversation that it was Bremcrhayen
that was where he came from.
Q.-Do you know what relatives he had living
there! A.-So, sir; don't know.
Q.-Neyer heard him say? A.-Nevcr heard him
say. " .
p.-N'hnt countryuan is he? Al cannot say.
Gle was German, wasn't hes Ale was
German.
, 1876-05-13


LONDON, May 13.-1n the House OF Commons
tonight James Johnston Griess, the Liberal
member Tor Greenock, will ask the Under
Secretary for the Foreign Department
whether immediate and searching inquiry
is to be made into the alleged capture
Of the British schooner Clementina
by Spanish revenue officials, and the killing Of
one of her crew, with view to indcmnlt1cation
by Spain Of the owner Of the Clementina and
the relatives Of the unfortunate seanen, to-
ge.her with m ample apology to the British
the Guarda Costas in the vicinity Of Gibraltar.
Mr.. Bourke, replying to the question, stated
that the published accounts Of the Clementina
affair were substantially correct. Represents
tious had been made to Spain, the sale Of the
vessel stopped, the men taken prisoners on
board released on bail, and searching inquiry
into the affair ordered
WILL NOT COMB
The Oxford University Boat Club have de-
cided not to send crew to America
LEGISLATION FOB IRELAND.
LONDON, NAV 13-5a~ m.-The resolution OF
r. Smyth, in favor Of closing public houses In
Ireland throughout Sunday, passed the House
Of Commons last night -2A to 167. The Govern
tary for ireland, Sir Michael Hicks Beach, offered
as compromise to introduce a bill during the
present session limiting the hours during which
the sale OF drink is allowable in Ireland on SUM-
day.
Sir Stafford Eorthcote advocated this COM
promise. Gladstone, Bright, and Lowe support
ed the resolution.
The LIberala cheered yociferously on the an
pouncement Of the result OF the division.
, 1876-05-13


BLoosM6Tos, H., May n.-The disagree
ment in the City Council as to appointments
was settled tonight by the resignation Of both
sets Of city officers whose combinations had not
been completed, and subsequently reappoint-
ment Of Marshal 4. 81. Cook was make. No
City-Attorney is Jet appointeL
CLEVELAND, O., May IA Herald Massillon
special tonight says the works at the coal
shaft At Silver Greek we're burned this after
noon. The fire was accidental. Loss, $1o,0 ,000
Insured for s7, 900. No trouble with the strikers
reported The prospect Of a resumption Of
work by them is Improving.
Special 1tpdteh 70 The Tribune.
Iowa CTR, T., May 12.--The proprietors Of
the Iowa City Weekly Republicaa announce that
they will commence the publication of a daily
on the lst Of june
CoLuNBus, O., Nay 1a-Th1eo hundred
Knights Tcnplar and their families, OF this
city, had made arrangements to attend the Cen
tenn oea Gsa Fa 1e % nss aed
abandon their trip.
, 1876-05-13


HAVANA, May 12.-Adyices from st. Thomas
May Z state that $50 persons we're arrested in
Barbados. The prisons were FULL Many per-
sous had taken refuge on vessels. There was
great destruction OF property. It Is estimated
that the damage done is equal to the total value
Of the provision crop Of the island. The recur-
renee Of the riot is feared, II the Government
The report that ex-President Dominique, OF
Hayti, died of his wounds is not true He ar
rived at ST. Thomas April a on French man
of-war.
Adyices from Port au Prince. May 8, state
There were two candidates for the Presidency.
They are Boisrond Canal and Louis Tanis. The
former viii probably have majority OF the
votes.
, 1876-05-13
CRIME.
CAUGHT.

6peri1l Dsputch to The Tffo1sns.
EAST SAG1sAW, Mich, May 1.-TWO , eate
ago gang OF cattle-thieyes who carried On ex-
tcusive ope1ahons in Saginaw, Tuscora, and
Midland Counties, were broken up and several ar
arrested and sent to State Prison. One ring1eader
orrcstedwasJoe Chapman, who obtained bail and
then fed to Canada. e. Watkins, one Of his
bondsmen to the extent Of 500, followed Chap
man to Chatham and cndearored to make him
pay the amount in II hich he was on the bond,
bnt Chapman scofed at the prepositi g n. Wat
Hns employed friends to shadow Chapm an, and
learned the other day that Chapman was about
leaving for England. Officers were sent rom
Bay City to Suspension Bridge, and Chap man
was arrested at that pointy esterday and brought
to Bay City this evening aud jailed.
, 1876-05-13

VH01nt0 LHE1.1 EKttTpTfAe.
Two Cu1natockers, members Of 3 certain
church IN this city, were appointed committee
to collect subscriptions to a certain amount
appointment, hunted up lis partner and told l
him what they we're expected to do. THIS LAST
mentioned half Of the Committee stood aghast
What are we to do about the matter I" said
he. "Wen, III tell you what I shall dol
shall just 60 into tbs bank here and draw O
check for my half OF the sum ws are e1pected
to raise" aGood," said the other, his coun
tenance showing signs OF relief. ''Good i /
neYer thought Of that shall do the sane.N
The pair went into the bank and drew their
Kadse. and tbs t1oQhla uas ali ever.
, 1876-05-13
BRUTAL ASSAULT,

JOLIET, H., May 12.-About 10 O'Clock yes
terday evening molder named Jacobs, en-
p1oyed at the Solar Stove Works In this city,
was assaulted by unknown men who were con-
cealed in an alley near the residence of the Hon.
Edwin Porter, on Broadway. The men knocked
him down, aud one Of them fired shot from
revolver, the bullet grazing Jacobs head. He
called Justify for assistance, whercupon his as
sailants abandoned the attack and disappeared.
jacobs could not describe the persons who as
sailed him, and no arrests have been made.
, 1876-05-13

PARIS, May 1a-Amabelle Ncard, Minister OF
the Interior, died last night Of heart disease,
from which he has been long suffering. Ricard's
death was caused by the rupture Of an aneurtsm.
The late Minister WAS on the point Of
publishing his 1ong-announced important
change Of Projects and Sub-Prefccts- 4
council Of Ministers Was held at Ely5ee this
morning, hut nothing is known about their de-
uberations. Ricard was the Minister on-whose
appointment the organization Of the present
death IS Nkely to 1enev the political troubles
, 1876-05-13

WAR BETWEEN GUATEMALA AND SAN SALVADOR.
NEW YORK, May 13.-The Panama Star Of
May says: Fighting has been going On be-
tween the troops Of Guatemala and Salvador,
and the loss on both sides is heavy. The army
OF Guatemala, under Gen. Barrios, has been
successful in every quarter, having driven the
Sa1vadorians before them from every field
The ship-of-war General BaTrios had landed q
large force in the rear Of the City Of La Union,
which attacked the place, completely routing
Barrios upon tie Custom-House and public
buildings. The victorious army pushed on to
the interior, driving the enemy before
them, capturing many prisoners, and
causing tile utmost decentralization within
the ranks of the Sa1yadorians. At early dawn
on the 18th inst, the City Of San Miguel was
captured, whercupon the President Of Salvador
sent q flag Of truce, aud asked that be be allow,
ed to make peace offerings It Is understood
that Barrios would not treat with him upon any
other terms than unconditional surrender.
, 1876-05-13
LARAMIE.

LARAMIE CRY, Wy, May 12-The trial Of G.
". Ritter, defaulting County Treasurer, termt-
mated to-day In aequittal on technical grounds.
The bodies Of Charles Metz and wife, uaus-
dered BY Indians, were brought In here to-day.
They will be buried Sunday afternoon.
, 1876-05-13
TOM ALLEN AND JOE GOsa
Suec{d{ Nsp1fch to T1k Tribune.


Special Dt*patch to ne Tribune.
CHc1NsAT1, May 12.-Tom Allen and Joe
Goss met to-day in this city and agreed to fight
on Thursday, Sept Z, within 100 miles Of this
city, for g 500 i side They have already put up
s1,50 each, and are to put up the additional
$1,000 each on the 7th Of August. They select
cd Blacky Edwards, wcll-knoTn sporting
man Of this city, for stakeholder. They made
no fuss over the terms, both seeming bent on 4
fight The fact that they agreed on the fol-
lowing terms, among others, seems to be \
proof OF this:
They further agree that II, upon meeting on the
grounds selected, they shall lau, after half an
hours effort after the ring shall be ready to sgree
upon referee, then the final stakeholder, 4. N.
Edwards. shall name the referee, and the fight shall
60 on under his decisions. In case Of nn fnterfer
ence by the. authorities that may prevent the
battle at the place md time designated, the stake.
holder shall name the time and place OF the next
meeting.
, 1876-05-13

k87e@30* Ik1p0sIR7 70 zF18R5WE
DAYTON, o., May 12.-Judge Elliot to-day ro-
fused to grant new trial to James Murphy, q
young gman convicted about twoweeks ago Of 1nur-
der in the first degree for killing Col William
Dawson, OF this city, last September. He SEN
fenced him to be hung the 25th of next August.
, 1876-05-13

BERLIN, May 13-Count Won Arnlm has ap-
pea1ed to the Imperial Disciplinary Court at
Leipzig against the decree by which he was dis
missed from the public service
Count Won Arnim, in letter to the Vossische
Zetung, emphatically denies that be wrote the
legged authorship Of which the charge Of t1esson
aGaiuSt him Is based.
, 1876-05-13
THE TRIGGER.
91GEoy-sHooT1yo AT FORT WAYNE.

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Special Dspasch to The Tribune
FORT WAYNE, Ind, May I2.-Therc was
grand pigcon-shooting tournament to-day on
the grounds OF the Indiana Rifle Association,
which drew together large audience. The
principal feature was match between ". ".
stnett, of this city, and William Hall, Of To
ledo, for 500 aside, at fifty birds each, distance
q yards. The match resulted in tie, each kill
ing forty-two birds, an extraordinary score,
They shot off at ten birds each stfnett killing
eight and Hall seven, the former thus winning.
Nine sweepstake matches took place, in all
Of which good scores were made.
, 1876-05-13

HAVANA, May 13-Five hundred more rebels
have appeared In the Jurisdiction Of Colon.
Quesida, spaniard, has been brought here
from Gardens on the charge OF smuggling. Sew
eral employees at the Custom-H House there are
implicated in the affair, and all are to be tried
by 3 cor1rt-martfal
, 1876-05-13
INJURED BY LIGHTNING.

P17rsBURa, May 12.-Durtng severe storm
which passed over this city this morning, the
house Of James Rolston, in the TwentY-arst
Ward, Was struck by lightning, injuring Mr.
Rolston seriously, and Mrs Rol6ton, it IS sup
posed, fatally,
, 1876-05-13
SPAIN,
TUE NEW C0N9T1

TUE NEW CONSTITUTION.
MADRID, May 12.-Congress has passed Clause
II OF the Constitution, providing for religious
liberty, by vote Of go yeas to 81 nays.