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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-08
WHO SHOULD BOW FIRST.

Who has not heard ladies express
mild surprise because some man who
had been presented to them had not
bowed to them on meeting them OIL
the street, at the theatre, or in the
drawing-room If you ask them,
''Dld you recognize him % they will
be apt to reply, "Oh, no, of course
not. He should have spoken first.y
Being reminded of the well defined
etiquette bearing on the subject, they
arc likely to add; "I know that very
well, but no woman wants to take the
initiative. Men should do that. it's
their business it doesn't belong to us.
No one expects us to make ourselves
so bold.' The truth is, the majority
of women are so accustomed to man
paying court to them. to his making
the first advance in everything, that
they can't find it in their sexual sensi-
tiveness, in their severely convention
al selves, to obey a mandate they Or
iginally issued, and still insist on per-
petuating. Not one woman in 10000
has any fault to find with the rule; in
fact, we have never known woman
to object to it. Nevertheless, she sell
dom follows it in her own case. Ssme-
times woman says, as sort of self
justification, "Suppose should speak
to man, on meeting him after an in.
PRODUCTION. and he should not remem-
ber me! How awkward I should ap-
pear; how overwhelmed should be
with shame to observe that he did not
recognize me. 1 can't afford to place
myself in a position to seem to be
cut by any man." If any number of
women feel thus, the point of etiquette
should be changed in order to save
their sensibilities. In truth, however,
the objection is not we'll made. There
is not the smallest danger that any
man. presuming him, of necessity, to
be gentleman, at least in respect to
his observing the ordinary forms of
courtesy, would refuse or hesitate to
return the acknowledgment of wo-
man, even though he might not have
the remotest recollection of eyer hav-
ing seen her before, or though he were
convinced that he had confounded him
with somebody else. And the fact
that he had been recognized by a
woman would be the strongest pre-
sumptive evidence that he had been
presented to her. Men are not likely
either to forget feminine acquaint-
ances, OF to mistake Mrs. Thompson
for Mrs. Robinson, or Miss Blank for
Miss Dash.-AppletOn's journal.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-08

The Russian Government has of
late begun to oppose Systematically all
movements tending to open up new
avocations for women. A new case
Of such opposition has just occurred
at Moscow. A lady, Nine. Kasche-
warow- Rudnew, having sent in to the
Faculty of Medicine at the University
a dissertation by which she hoped to
obtain the degree as an M. d., the
Faculty appointed a Committee of
four Professors for examining her
paper. No sooner had this, however,
been done than the Minister of Public
Institutions entered his veto, declar-
ing that Russian law forbids women
to follow the medical profession. The
dissertation of Nine. kaschewarOw-
Rudnew was thereupon sent back TO
her without having been examined.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-08

AN old lady had married young
and rather fast man. On one occasion
shortly after their marriage, the hus-
band was about to set of on journey
His wife accompanied him to the rail-
way station, and there babe him adieu.
"Charles," she said, "remember that
you are married" "Caroline," he re-
joined, with alacrity, 81 will make a
memorandum of it," And he At once
tied knot i'm his ha ndkerchief.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-08

A TALL, gaunt Reese River, Neva6e
man walked up to the bar and said:
"Pve got an agid mother back in
Missouri was brought up religious;
| a'int prepared to die, and what 1
want to know is, if the snakes is
streined out of them air whisky
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-08

Our advice to "young hopefnls" is
never to talk back" to the Goveraer
after he has been vainly trying for half
a day to get hog out of a field at the
same hole it went in at. 'Taint healthy.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-08

Miss JoAK, of New York, recently
eloped with young man. Her dad
says if he can lay hands on that yonng
may he will learn him to take Joak'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-08

IT will require lCO) tons avoirdu-
poise of silver to redeem the outstand-
ing fractional currency.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-08

TT ls only in the language Of diplo-
macy that two column communica-
ton is styled NOTE
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-08
WE'LL DIGGING
AND DRILLING.

Having recovered from my late misfortune.
tender my services to the people of Ravenna
and vicinity as
WELL DIGGER AND DRILLER.
am also prepared to clean and repair Wells
and Cisterns.
Having had over forty years experience in
the business, can guarantee satisfaction to all
who may employ me.
n6r Prices as low as those of anv other m an
in ssysnna sss sSaatyj Dec M3INs us, Is6fs KAY
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-08
For Sale or Exchange.

HNliE undersigned. for the purpose of chang
l. ing business. offers his farm in StreetsbOrO'.
o., containing 116 A 100 acres, for sale cheap.
for cash or on credit. WOuld exchange for W Wes-
tern lands. or city or village property, small
place, not exceeding twenty five acres.
G. FENTON.
Streetsboro', Dec. a3. 1874. 3sO-tf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-08
Rates of Advertising
business Cards.

FRANCIS l.. CLARK,
Mechanical and Architectural Draughts-
man. Patent Office Drawing n Specially.
NJ ~ Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
June6. 1872. 19s-y.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-08

/. III. & NJ. w. PHELPS,
Attorneys sandCOunseIiors ut Law .Rayenna
ohio. Unice over First National Bank. go
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-22
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8OS0

DEM feds Uter aat GtrOtNe besannen anf
ben 3us iu feuern. Guf ttetm bsfanben
f6 ieboG Is 9clijstbeuu,te, ta man, BON
@eteimpclijtlen separnt.. einen &anban.
fad soraussefskfn bate; fe ~erwtberten
bas Teusr frdftis, 3ret Der Rdubsr srurben
s~efansen. elmer eriAOHsn, bic 0nbern eatta.
naer man mad e iG aur gsrfOlsnns Der.
feIttn auf.
Ser Goupsrneilr bon Galiforniea BAT bas
Wsfes Der tortisen Staatsseksssbuns.
irslGts ben l1nterriat III Der teutf&en
Spra6e unb im Gsfans In ben bprttsen
StaatsfHulen pertietet, NIT fetneua geto be.
lest unb tabur6 benz Mnf4ias Der 2nOw.
totbtnss ben Garaus sema9t.
aus 9ss @oines Sppa, pirb rem IA.
B. bertGtet: eturua unb 5sssn Rnb nors
bel, TIRE GOlssn absr perben nod mebrsre
Sage fiblbar fttn. Die eanbRraBen unb
fslba bic Strassn bieler Stabt lnb unpes.
fam. @unterte Don @assa Nefsn bts iber
sts Irs I'm Ores. Die 3ise Der Rcd So.
lamb gaea murben 9sfern fsbsn Stnnten
lang bird grorutf&e a~ufssbalten. Guf Der
sn8fpurisen 8abn fcfte Der gsrfser eda,.
ltd. ba bas 9elets utetlenpett unter WaEer
Febt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-22
e @ q n b T.

beBpnnen tpsrnsn. DoG tabfn f& aud
ba cine MaHe 3ubauten ale n5tbia
berausBeieut, 70 ea6 fs pom .einerM en
sc ~flsineren @sbducen umsebeR fem
miro.
Da aueerbem ou6 bic meiiten lbrfs
gen fleiueren Gsbduee Der 0cIenoun9
nabe fno unb aubabalb. bes Nusfeas
uneeplaBes botels, Saloons. Giears
renfdnoe u. (. 10. iiber Na6t enpOr>
l4isBen. oft aber oud iter NaGt wies
eer 3uHammenfaaen, wie erff urIdnBft
sel&sten II, fam man nit Nedt fas
gen, eoB lh balslbR pte NIT einem
3auberlblnse cine neue Staet aufee,
baut bot. bte tbre Straesn, Gilsnbab,
men. gldse, BrIfen, 8dume unt Gons
tatner bat, wte ieee anbere. G6 aber
Dor olen BIRD cine 10000 Gue lonse
Gtnfrtsoisuns aussetdnet. Ste TT
empOrsewa@isn, ole Oh pas gar ni&ts
sefofet bate. S6neu unp leidt ents
tane cine @ebduli6tsit na6 ber aris
eern. pun benz Snbufrispalafe unb Der
WaldinenbalIs an BIG gum fleinfsn
popiuon. 6eute inD nt6t nur ale
|OfR3tsaen Rdumli6tsitsn fsrtia une sur
Gufnabme BON 0ltsru bsreit fonoern
aud Der sr6ste 1bsi! a0sr griuut. Sc
|tduse.
GO aussSsidnst fG aud amsritas
niiGer @elbmud unb amerifanilde
8aufunf beim gaue Ger 6auptaus,
fsuunssssbduee ,b.pdbrt bot, 70 ldet
ad lsteer ben BON ben etnselnen Staas
ten am Centennial . YIaBe erriGhten
@ebduben ntdt eas ndmItGe nadia
gen. @ana abseleben bauon, eoB fs
NIT rentgen a~usnatmen aae mSslthen
stilatten, nur ntdt ben eissntIi1sn
amsrifanildsn BausS tu reprdlsntiren
unb ben Grsmtsn con uniersn ausrtta>
niiden prtsatpobnunsen unb Garm>
bduisrn Elm gang faIfats Bib entrers
fen, ftno stele BON tbnen pabre Bret
tsrbueen. Auf cine pcrtbeilbafte Bei>
he ffeden BARON ete loltb unb se(9mafS
uoa 9~sbauteu ensltihen @ebdube unb
per aaem cas- iapanefi@e @Obnbaas
ab, toS aIBemstn als Elm Runiwerf
a~nSsfnunt miro. Guelanb uno Sapan
seisen uns. wie man raielbf taut, tie
meifen amertfaniiden Staaten baseesn
wie man bet tbnen ni9t baut.
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SnlanSii9e Na9ri9ten.
6 r4It6e 3.
%rimij tn MinmeappIis.

&m nd@Hen Sonntae, ben %. Mpril
wirb bO&w. P. Ser ut a n ub
o. S. B. In Der ct. SOftpbss9 tr9e 3u
minneapolis, beren SseIlOreer bo&m.
P. Wsinulpb Studsnfsmpsr 1T, letrle
feterltGe Drimis balten.
Der bO&w. yrimi;tant puree am
10. Stunt 1853 IN @ltbsiu1, Wartems
berg sebsren. trut am $. October 1870
In ben Senepietiner > Srcen une leBte
an, 20. Deg. 1871 bic sinfa&sn Sc
ldbre as uno maate feline Stubien
tbefIs on surOpdiiasn REORGANIZATION,
tbsiIs I'm 81. SObnS college In Stes
arms County, no CT bieisIben In ben
bSberen 3Ia6sn obi&IcB.
gm 6. Ausut .. s. emrfnS P.
NIUps ris nisbersu @eiben hur@ ben
bO&w'fsn 5ru. 9iiapf Sstoenbul& in
ct. @Ipub unb lssten @ontaS bar&
psnlsIben Obsrbtrten bic prisfers
@eibe.
Sneem mir esut iunsen Orbensprts>
fer 3ur Changing Der prieferli&en
8aree Slid pinl9en, erfdasn wtr
aueIsi9 einsn an~senebmsn AuftraS
tur& bic Mittbsiluns, eas ausGrsunce
pom 81. paul etnssIacsn fno. al
gOnntus fstner fsisrli9sn priHis. BET
pel&er nnsbrere ~ouswdrt!se prtsfer
oIffiren rperren, beisuwobnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-22

Gonberaeur Silbeu bat an bte Hew gcr.
Ter Staatssetssstuns etne 8otf&aft fol.
senbsn Snbatts ibsr bic Ginmanberunss
rage eeriGtet: gte rerbrettst f2, a n
fnipfenb an bic bstannte GntfGstSuns bss
Ober.g unbssseri&ts, iber ben sresarttssn
Rusen Der Giawanbsruns fur bic @sfan'rst'
entmtdluas Der Ser. @tadten. aber bic
HStbwenbtsfett, bte Gtnwanberer 81 fHa,
zen unb hbtr bic YFt&t bes Staates Nsp'
grrf. ben In ben lesten Satren Gtngepau'
bertsn bte seriprp8ens Salfe auf finf Sab
re ansebetten 30 laGsn. Serr Stleen EMP.
fstlt Der Stautssefessetuns. bic n6tbtssn
Scnbs 80 bewtntsen, bamtt tas Dert Der
New gcrter gtnwanberunss . gommtFdre
nod etn Satr fOrtseisst perbsn Tonne, 70.
fern nt&t pcrtsr f4cn bic 8unbes. Reater.
uns 3u 6Ilfe TONNE. SIN 8e;us auf ben
guntesfGus psrrnetbet 60 Der Gpuperneur.
befimmte @criHldse ~ MAIDEN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-04-22
8ermiiGte Na6rt6ten.

2%cnbDn, II. Gprtt. SIN Gtmert6 fanh
bsute stn ttutiser Stra6sntampf fat. Die
parlaments. 9fttslteter Butt unb O'5tous
annette batten anse3stst, bab fe bsute an
lO'gonnsa.D entmal bic pOlitiaen Edges.
irasea befpreGen trarben. GtltGe Eaufenb
Rdaner besabea f& In Sclse b.fen tn
pro3efFOn mad Der be3etGnsten etene.
bort fanbet fe etRea &atfsn Rationale trn
Bets bes ylasss, pelGe nit St6den ater
Fe terfeten. &c fam su elmer aasemetnen
uno tluttsen &etleret, bic uait Der Nteberla.
&c Der N%ationalen enttste. Die Woliset
unb eas Wtlttdr Ranben inter Wafen, ent.
9teltsn f& iebp& issliHer gtnmtl&uns.
Ran slaubt, tab lbsr etnbanbert Yerlonsn
usrpunbet wurben, unt pon etelen etwa
vtsr3is erteblt9.
@onfa nttncpel H.. April. gs
tst6t, 8ublant btfarwprte bic Ertebeusbe.
btnsunsen Ger beraesoptntfGeu Sniursen.
teaflbrer. Die Tforte weteers R& aber,
R& aaf stne SefpreGans berftlben etn,ulaf.
fen uab werbe In btefsr Stsnuns Don ben
ancersn @d&tsn unterfast.
Aus Gbtna. SIN Der nmsesenb BON
su.SfHu lbs Wetisn fibIi6 pom sfan.
tinal sraflrt cine b0Gf b0sarttse, ben
Isr3ten f0f sdnslt& untetaRnte @ea&e, BITE
tore Ssfer beinabt ausentltdlt& t6bret.
Gan3e D5rfsr Gnb pom tbr entDSttert rors
ben.
3wet tebrOtliGe MufRdnbe f0rsn ausen.
bltdlt6 ben Srteben Gbtna's s-etner tn Der
grOstns 8worstno, wsl&sr bereits arose
GOrtf6ritte sema&t tat, ba bas seeen- BITE
Rsbsasn aussefanbte Rilttdr 3u benfelben
aberstns, unb Der anbere tit Ranfa, far Def.
fen 8ebeutuns bic Gtatfaae fpri&t, bag ber
Statttalter bteier gropin3 bemltt TO- 10
@tntonen Sasls 3a bergen, una etne aruee
sesen bic 9ebenen ausraaen 40 fHnnen.
Die anlette f0n bar4 bs 8srpfdnbans Der
3O1e Der Sdfen am gOaas.8t.atan se.
lHert werben.
Cardinal Rartm tttan pee
Saruoett Gr,btf&pf .. eal,burs, IL
mad lanssn 2etben am 7. April TN Germ
entf9Iufen. Der betmsesanssne atr@enfarR
mar 1906 tu S4wet3 tm rlntertnnttaI In
Stroll ssboren. purbe 1851 Gr3btl&of BON
Sal3burs, 1873 Cardinal. SarncelY mar
etn sluutensefrtser Obsrttrt unb ,veaen
fetner Ntlbe bet ber GeifttGtett unb bet benz
golfe f.br beltett.
Aus 6aptts. Der tn Rem gort Ies.
ten Samaas BON Cape 9aptten Eco NetIer
a6rblt& pom port au yrtual ansefcua.
meme Dampfsr SSto, brtnst bic Reaisfett,
bab am 4. b. Die game 8ssOltsruns btefsr
Stabt fG pts Gin Rann sssen ben gr6R.
senten Dominique ertob. Der game nOrb.
ttde Spell Der Republtt BAT Ra Der Repplu.
ttpn ansef4lcGsa. Mm 6. marf&trten bic
8esterunsstruppet sessn Gpnapes, uu. baf.
felbe a~nausrtfen.
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iut Dor etniesn Sassn In Rsp yorf anse'
fomuaen. Gs wirb BON bort bert&tet:
@nfanes %pergoneener Wc6e fam General
@artnp graho. erpdtlter Yrdfpent
Der &spubltt geru. nebf @efclse In benz
Saeifc YpfbamSfer &eapuleO ~ New gorf
an. Cine an,atl &auRsute waren ;u fes'
mem @mpfans duf etnemD an,pfsr benz @ea'
puleo entsesen sefabren. gu 9asanna
tpurbe er rom General. gapitdn SopsIar
auf bas 9DFiGae empfansen. Dbslei& Ora.
b. t& als entlGtsbener @esner Der fpant'
fGen nntsrbriduns Gubas erwiefen BAT.
Der General ptrb RE @usfsauus beiu&en
unb tann mobrfteinli9 mad England ret.
fen. Der 3wed fsiner Reiie III, Mntnapf'
uns frsunsli6sr Besiebunsen NIT ben Ser.
Staaten unb NIT Gnetanb unb etne slnftge
Gtnwirtuns auf bic Aaletbs.M nselesenbsttsn
gerus auf ben ensltfdsn Nartt. &m %.
Suit bestnnt fetn neuer @.d0eentfGafts.
Sermtn, unb bic battn mus IT In Gina aus
rad fetn.
90m Eearo,
&otier BON 8roIltsn. fam leStsng amfag In,
6afen bon Stem gorf an. 9ts8afenbattsrten
70 tpte etne brafttantfGe Gorp.tte unb bic
9unbss, 5resatte @tnnefcta f~saerten Gbren.
talpen. Die RtntRsr Sifh &pbefcn unb
Saft, 1teeabmtral &pwan, Sen. @terman.
Der braRltantfHe @sfanbte unb bic braflta.
ntf&e Centennial. GOmutfRcn, nebf aablret.
der gsslettuns fubren BEN &atfer entsesen
tn benz Dampftr @lert. Die 3o1baus' unb
etabtbsauiten uareu In etnem &esteranss.
Gutter tte Sat tinuntsrsefabren unb @asOr
@tdtana BOT BEN &atier bic G%affreunb.
fHoft Der @tabt an. Gin NartnsmuRtecrs
auf ben, Mtert ftmmte bic brafltantide Na.
t~ienalbYmne an, unb belt etne 8swtatom.
r1snssrebe. Ser alert fabric fealtGen
Slassenf&mud NIT Der tatferltG bruTltant.
f&en 5lasse am 5auptmaf. SIN New
Sort ipsbtsn Slassen aaf alien 0fentliGsn
@ebduSen unb 9Utels.
Qssten ecnntas pptntsn Der 8atfer unb
BITE &atferin anb ttr @sfclse benz 9c9amte
tn Der 81. Yatrid's- &attebrule, BET, no man
ttnen @tSs TN tnneren Gber anutes. Der
@eneralpttar Quinn Mee ale gertreter bes
Cardinal McGtosfY. Der bur& 8ranttett
Y~erttnbert mar. bic @aisfdten w%tafcmmen.
Ra& benz @Ottesbienf befaNten steielben
ben Central Yarf.
8aifer Yeter anb ietne Gsmabltn traten
am Dtenfos cline &stle mad Gan Sranetsec
hber &bitaso an. Says ;uucr maHte Der
Ratier bic unansenebme GrfabrunB, bas
aud @aiefdten In Der srpben 3anbelsme'
trcpple bes Ofens TIRES Scheme ntdt fiber
Rnh. Die 3utf&e. tn pel&er er unb fetn
Gefanbter f& In Der Stabt terumfabren
lteeen, ftee NIT etneu, anberen @efdbrt 80.
fammen unb wurbe sSnts a%srtrlmmert. bod
blieben tbre Snfafsn s~ladltGsrrstfe anSer'
Iest uRb fcnntsn, ba etne anbere 6utfGe 70.
fort aur @tete mar, tire Spaaterfabrt fsrt.
feben.
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8elfnap's Nrp5ee.

BUR Gr5fnuns bss 8sIfuapf@en
StaatsprussfIes Bate ftt IeBten MOns
tag in Daibinstcn i'm SisunsslaaI res
Ssnats cine 3abireihe 5uldauermenss
einaefuuben. @enise Wtnuten naG
Osfnune Ger au oen 0alerien fabren.
ben lbiren paren eieftlben big aui
Den lesten pluB befsB. unb siele 5uas
lpsrte muBten rarauf oersidten, 3euss
Oes feItenen Sdauiptels su letn. Iul
Der REPRESENTATIONS fab man itslies
Der auer trempen 9elanptl@aften. Tn
nittelbar Dor Dem Slide BEG Senatss
prafrsutsn rparsn Glide far bic @nfld>
ger ODER Staatsanwdlte beg baults
uno fir pte 8ertbetriser bss Aaseflas>
ten, unb binter ben SiBen Der Senate.
rem Stable fir ttesRepralentanten aufses
asqt worpen. Gin grocer Ibeil Der
6errenbIbne. CUR Qinten Der Diploma
tenbabne, mar tit bic Dams1 relers
ptrt.
Na6 8erleiunp bee prototoas Der
Iesten SiBung uno @nt9esennabue et>
lider gitts unp DenfiGrtften f1rttt b:r
Senat sur Gr6fnung Der ptoseeser.
banrianesn. Der Qudfor ertldJte pte
SiBuns far erSfnet. werauf Der Bun>
eeSri6ter Baite pie SenatOren reret>
piste.
Ter S1riftfibrer wuree tann anges
rptelen, bas 0aus au benadrt1tt8en,
paB Der Ssnat bersit lsi NIT BEN 8trs
b6r su beginner. uno essbaIb oas 6aus
erparts.
um balb Elm ubr trat 3uui aueemeis
nen @rfauuen Der anssfIaste, 8m. %.
8eIfnap, wsilauo GrieBsminifer Der
8erstnteten Staaten, In BEN Saal, be-
e!sitst BON ieinen@ Watt.
Garpsater, Ssre BIad uno Wtntsomes
~ BIair. BeIfnap unb Carpenter
l1rittsn ssrm Ia Urn eurG ben SaaI
30 ben far fis befi = mten GiBen. no
Belfnap smilden Carpenter unp Glad
plas nabm. Dae ete Blids Der sroesn
gerlammIuns uuf tbu bafteten, f&ten
ibn wenis su seniren, benz, ct lief iein
huge fir sinsn Nusenblid neusierts
itsr bic 0alerlen sletten une unterbtelt
ih paan NIT leinen Mnrdlten.
TIM Gins ma9ten bte NnfldBer bee
0aules ibr Gri@einen, sefolst BON oeis
fen ibrieen Witsliepsrn, welGe tn Ri
den Der Senateren plae nabmeu,
wdbrere iene fi6 on ben fdr fe be-
ftmmten Sid lsgtsn. Der o&rift-
fabrer nerlas aund1f pas Drctcfoa Der
am 5. {. M. absebaltenen Steune. tn
ruelher Der Senat fth als 9eri&tsbof
eonfituirte, uno bic at, ben @ngsflaeten
erlaHsne 0prlabung. Mls ct penielten
baum tetn Namea risf erbpb 6& Care
psnter unb fnsts:
~W. %. 8elfnap, Elm Yrtvatbir9sr
Der Ser. Staater unp tee Staates
Soma, IN, Der Aufcrpsruus eieles 0e>
rtats GOIse Isiitsnp. bier srihlenen unc
rdnl6t eeser bte MntlaSe pen@tnpanp
3u srbsben, ra6, ale bas 6aus tel&lOe.
i'm pur benz Senat Ia NnfIasefanD 90
uerlssen, er Elm Yriuatmana mar uni
als FOLDER Der Gaiatsbarfeit bes Ca
mats Mot uniervcrfen IT,"
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New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
CATTLE MARKET.

BUrFAro, April 2O.-CAruR-Receipts todav. 74S head,
max sg supply for the week thus far 1888 head
cars which 800 through consgnmsnts,
the balance here 5lS the me
last week-a receipts Of the week thus far
Of IL the week last year
market to-day the fresh arrivals were mostly
about the market the
saabe stock remaining unsod after yesterdays
shipped east for sale IN first hands the market
for the and Is closing the dnlst and slow
cot for any The last tnree monbs Only cars were
disposed Of
SHEEP AND LANBsReceipts'today 1000 head making the
supply for the week thus far ~ bead against o,o
head f0 the same last week. and 12IO head for the
same week year there marEet 70 day sales OF
only cars cars sale and ears OF through stock
yards held for shipment omorow sales of Mch.
aging III d. at 81 % for good quality.
HoGs-Receipts oaay 400 head making the total supply
the week. and 800 head for tue same week
last year The moderately active for Workers;
sles OF cars at 81 55dS7 so for light stock TO
best grades cars heavy SALE with no do
mand, holding at $5QS3 10.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
ApAprrsT CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.

Tho centennial celebration of the departure
OF Elder to tho Continental army rs chaplain In
l776 held Mt the First Baptist Church. at Parkaye
and Thirty-nnth st., last evening The church was
decorated with American flags, while bouquets and
plants covered the pulpit Introductory remarks were
made by the pastor, the Rev. Dr. Thomas d. Anderson
followed by address by the Rev. Dr. Armitage giving
some very pleasant "reminiscences In the life OF
Elder Gano Among Others present, some OF
whom made brief remarks. . were tho Rev. Drs.
sares Of Brooklyn A. d. Glat OF Sing slug, Mkels ana
j. bowling OF this city, and the Rev. william Reid OF
Greeupon The entertainment was eniivened by music
by the choir and the singing OF solo by q. W. hlmAn
the whole concluding with old-fashoned tea party In
the sunday room, which had been prepared by
the ladies OF the congregation. go
When the first meeting house OF this church was built
the pastor stated the population OF Newiork was only
about 900. The building which on the outskirts
of the CITY at that time stood Goldst, between Full
and Johnsts. where II remained until 1870 min
iature building representing the stone church Dut In
1902 was among the curiosities the tea table.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-21
pIrsINEss EMBARRAssMENTs.

n,yyc,S. SHERMAN co.'s CREDIroRS-AsssIGs-
MESr BY ST. JOHN AVERY
The creditors of Duncan, Sherman a. Co.,
the BANKRUPT bankers met yesterday before Register
Recbum 10 prove hor claims and elect an assignee Inc
,roving OF the claims viii to-day ana the oiec
,,, ,y, be held tomorrow The following are the prih-
c,,aI claims as filed yesterday and proved: Barring
protbers OF London S6JO0O0; A. Low of Georgia. SD
600. Daniel Mapes OF West Farms, 100000; j. r. WIN
man A. Co ~ 900; Thorn, Watson & Co.. New-forS'
$50 ooo American screw Company OF ProviheHce' H. H.
81 ooo. NJ Erownser OF Lyons, y. Y. ~ ,Ooo VAR
Mnruhy A. Co S2I OO0 James T. Cahill o Lima. Isaa n
49, oO6 Pacific National Bank, Nantucket, Tio,Vo ~
flrst National Bank 0f San Francisco S|o,oVgu ooo "
an of 81 Louis 80 900; and II. &. seck. Jr 9oooo
samuel L. st. John and Thomas Y Avery large ueaioi"
in sst have made AN assignment for the dement, OF cc
,tors 10 Franklin Woodruff s. Il. st. John signs py III
authory given by telegraph. Avery makes separate
assignment to the assignee OF his private os'a'c
An application was made TO the Court OF Common r'
by the assign0rs have tho bond OF tho assignee at
once approved before they filed their full schedies ~
cargo of salt was expected daily, and 1t was
thai II should he applied among all inc , @
attached by any special creditors. On this sta.eon
bond was ordered to be given DY the h5ssn.,0 ~. ~
sI6O 600, subject Ia a future increase shou'o '"'
seneduIes show larger assots.