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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31
RURGLARIES AND THEFT9.

A Young man calling himself VIM. Clifton few
DAYS after obtaining employment and home with Hoo
kns oNew Rochelle abscondedw it'll gold watch sundry A.
ticles OF ewery, and money OF the value OF $500.
The Reformed Church at Bronxyne was entered by bur
glars on Friday night and robbed Of the carpets soma
other articles. -. -, -. g.
and up TO this time only OF them mas been caught
Gently Mrs. Heymann, one OF te DodteIs AT te PAVILION
Hotel New Brighton her room TO TO supper when
Abe returned found that thief had picked the door lock- upset
Trunk and taken yaluabes 10 the amount OF about 81 Zoo
Among The articles $50 gold pieces gold brastpln
se with diamonds pendants attached gold necklace
a PAIR OF diamond earrings isusc IN staDeton
Brookyp while attending the Garner funeral had
money distracted from his pocket and Lady Of Ocean
Tach New Brighton pOcketbOok containing $50 While the
family Tart OF New Brighton were aiteiing the funeral
eod bracelets sleeve buttons gold cross with CHAIN gold
ring rubs and several other tn6cts OF value stolen
X. Butler gave party NJ ms residence on One
hundred and sIxth-st, FOurh-ye. Many Of ks
friends remained through the night and Mr. Butler took
his quarters the basement sofa He forgot to close
good entered filled himself dOnned the pTOpne0rs
OF started his again But MI Butler
Weakened time grab Mr. Mock by the tai OF the stolen
coat, Al tue Harlem Police Court SATURDAY, Justice Otter
bourg committed the offender In default OF SlOoo bail
Al Essex Market Police Court Saturday Jacob Detze u
NO III Avenue brought charge ~ entering the
apartments H. Friedechs at NO Dclaneeyst,
July stealing gold watches ana clothing Of
the value OF 1860 lie vas held In $1,000 boil
Two BURGLARS entered the residence OF Charles Steapng
wen lie was attacked by burglars and beaten about the
head severely LANCER and James Rogers respect
lively of No 1879 aud No 10 COnse geast were arrested
yesterday on suspicion OF being the burglars.
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HEADQUARTERS
MEW-YCRK CITY.

New York from its size superior situation and advan
ages in the way OF frequent communication with all parts Of
the country and civilized world. is HEADQUARTERS for
almost everything produced America Manufacturers in
every part OF The United their depos and agencies
here and buyers frequently money by dealing with
the right house.
The following houses prominent in their re-
pocye lines and Of any in this eoun
try-in short, are HEADQUARTERS:
GROCERIES, and PROVISIONS,
H. X q = = TIA hBER b. e Co.. o., ,r,,,.on At.
SOAPS and PERFUMERY,
COLGATE & Co,
SOLID SILVER f,n and %n G9R RI tMJ PLATE'
fh'"'hh' " chhh IFS ' fhAff !,
METALS, TIN t FhATEs, pSS6Ssr & Co..
~ aud 81 cllrs.
PLuMREFsi IR9S w WIRE STOVES and ohNA.
fHE J. l. MORT lion WORKS. 80 Beokmans-
ROPE, CORDAGE. and OAKUM,
WM. WALLS SONS.
AMERICAN GRAPHITE PENCILS, STOVE POLISH,
24J Rs,Iroad.ave, Jersey City.
AGRlsrLTuRAL IMPLEMENTS and FERTILE.
IN'' - A. q '''''''' ~ 0 iSe9 and 1911 Waters.
MACHINERY and TOOLS.
III Chambers and lOS Bsade 'ta
A"A'' 1SsoSfa BRASS AND COPPER co. ,,r,,
BUTTONS, BRASS and PHOTO. MATERIALS.
THE sCOVILL MANUFACLD RING 60. ,,
{. T. RAYNoLDs Co,
fGd7nb tSN FsTtf G ana fEsES M
30 81 and 50 Park place cor CAureh'-
PAPER HANGINGs, SHADES; &C.: ,n,,--c
'H"''' l. 'i'N i'''"' u ''". 90 West 2'dn
75s Broadway
CUT NAILS p S&f sREBF EsaS COMPANY.
81. s.. and S. washlnsOn".
vCLt.S Z 1850 f.c" AS6 PACKING coMr.Ey
DRUGGIST GLASSWARE,
IS and 10 Platt's
ACIDS MSHfIN f& nna PIE ISIS
SHIP BREAD and CRACKER BAKERS,
. l. " ''-' 7s IS. IL, and 10 Fulton"
FLOOR OIL oI 5STH f q FGTER zssn soSs''
Isl and 1879 Duans,.
GLUE, GELATINE, md MEATS FOOT on,
II Burng slip
IRoN-ORE. PIG. BEAMS, RAILS, BARS. wIRE,ae,
II Burung clip.
GAs-FIXTUREs AND RRONZES. ,,,o r.,
ARCHER * PANCOASr MFG Co.
IS TO- ~ aud 81 Greene st. ABOVE B0Ome
MINERAL SPRING WATERS IN SlPH0NS.
SELTZEg.. NlCiir, CARBoSC ACip, Nc
CARL IL. SCHULTZ, 500 Broadway, corner lIths~
pp,SS COCKS VALVES. AND FITTINGS.
McNAB ~ HARLAN MIC Co,
tyoRy ToRTOiST-SHEII. AND PEARL GOODS.
r. GkUIE y CO..
III East FourteeEils st.
uCN,, FURNISHING GOODS, SBiRfs, Sc.-RetaiL
' l.. y. NEWELL, ,-,---
~ broadway. CT. Waverly place
.ccoUNT ROCKS. STATIONERY, AND PRINTING
SEARS q COLE,
A. William ST and 6l and 50 NadciIana
VALENTINE Co,
323 Psarist
SALT and FISH, also STORAGE,
j. T.. a q. {. ROBINSON, ,r.,,.,
Ia Coeuties sip and "A FTo2''s
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FATAL ARRAY BETWEEN BROTHERS.

James Houston, mOrOccO-dresser, residing
at No l13 South Orange-ave. and employed by John
Young d Sen at No. &C Marketst, Newark went to tina
house Of his brother John Houston, at No. 1913 Bruces
who is currier and works for T. r. Howell & Co.. on
Saturday night while be drunk, and attacked John
and his wife, Several neighbors hearing the noise ran
in and separated them. Soon afterward the fight was
we'd and John threw James on the stOop. fell
distance Of 1--we feet and his head struck the curbstone
rendering hun nsesibc lie was carried into the house
and surgeon sent for who discovered that his skull WAS
fractured behind the left Tne doctor says he viii
the police authorities have taken c0gnizance
affair The men about 80 to 30 years Of age Jsmes
has wife and one child.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31

The America aud the Countess OF Dufcrin passed 10
the north the Lghtsp ON their reIn contrary 10 te
REGULATIONS of the race seem that there was
no chance 10 win The bobsa on board Of the America
was parted and the yacht was hOve-tO more ta an hO
for repairs otherwise it is claimed that the yacht would
have made much better lime Tic last three yachts
were caught i'm the heavy rain squat OF Friid! evening,
and were cOmpeIcd To down Tor some time Inc tie
feat of the Canadian yacht mater Oi general sur
prise Sc III no way answered the eNpeca Ous OF Atr
supporters or justified tho OF her opponents she
will 20 into tie ggcrs hands for alterations to Ter sails,
which III bad before sailing III the queens Cup races
Tn. Brentous Ref cup was last 10y the Rambler,
but was returned to the CLUB by the owner coupe OF
seasons ago Is the IdeI's, and l. held liable 10
challenge during the at 30 days hOuce. by a
new arrangement the challenger fCrci.s 500 cur TO
holder and challenged party should nc laI 10 WIN inc
BrenOns Reef Cup IN Inc race therefor Ihc American
yachtsmen are raed at the result Of the contest ~
thew see IN 1t an assurance that the queens Cup Viii aOt
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31
AMATEUR ATHLETIC CONTESTS.

COMPETITIONS II RUNNING AND WALKING At THE
GROUNDS or The NEW-TOaK ATHLETIC CLUE.
An amateur handicap contest took place at
the Mott Haven grounds Saturday, under direction Of
the NrwYork Athletic Club. large number OF athletes
t.o mart IN the several contests for which the weather
proved quite favorable There was an unusually good
attendance OF spectators Tho principal contest 81 tbs
day was the series of lOOyd heats! enlistns IL con-
tes.,uts, and run in ne following manner: the first
series consisted 81 IL hrats, engaging four men,
with the exception OF the tenth AMI eleventh, winch en-
gagged two and three cctiyciy; the second series,
OF three heats to De- uI IN the manner by The Vic
tors in the first SERIES and final neat, to decide the
race between the tarcc winners in the two series OF
heats preceding. Other were put alter the hFst
and second series OF heats in order 10 give the contest
ants time to rest The sport began at 4:lJ p. m with
the first series Of 1OOyard heats, which were won a.
fniln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31

accounts of Fairbanks the cashier made assignment
the completeness Of which is stopped by refusal
of his wife to assign her right to the share In her hus
bands real estate. There was meeting OF wilIiams.
creditors on Saturday Among the New-York firms rem
resented were H. u; Ciaiin q Co, Hogart q Co., Dun.
e. Clapp, and Cook, Valentine Co: Their claims
amount to about $4,000, which, with the amount dus
is said that he will be able pay than rs cent?
on he dollar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31
RIFLEuEN AT CREEDMOOR.

Creedmoor WAS well attended by marksmen
Saturday. Members Of the 9TH Regiment contested for
rcgimen,al medals; the Centennial team was repre-
sruted in long range matches, and the second conpe-
itiou for the sarksnans badge took place L. this con
fest in addition to the babe, tue winner receives one
Guarttr of the entrance fees tho next highest score one
sixth a1d the trd une Scil. The highest scores, out
of A DCssiDlc 30, were Us follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Grand Central HOel-COugrcssmant +. Jones OF New
IIaup,hre Nstr. York H0tsi-Judee H. r. Snia OF the VI
pr ne CIr of sssspp Brccoon Hotsf-Iesfs u'ncn
Centennial Commission St NichO'
i not t-Gcn James W Singleton o ILLINOIS, JuiSr reuben
of Glover Perm, u = Army
JinegyyIg IfYt-Gcnrgr Peabody liusacIifOth d'thue
Ii,-Niaior James II. Whtemorc, L. > Army esthOle
ina B.,cf-The Hon Alexander Cameron OF Toronto ana
sueuf H. n WadGcii OF Cuburg, Cana GTdHd hoe-lHo
Rev, Dr. :. Il. MiisUD Of Louisville.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31

The sixth was Il dead heat between Duiy ana l.. u
Foote IT,, OF the Ncw-York Athletic Ciub. vino was
mt one foot behind hs rival at tue start. The lie was
e0u-uf!y run over and DIily gain rSt place a'tc
close ami exciting sruG-l'. In the second stiics,
Bartlett Ferguson, Iathrpp and Kcudrick started ~ the
fist neat. kcndTck IN FIRST, III lOlt seconds,
closely pressed nv Brtict In the second neat, con
tested by Ia Montague, Daft, PriOr, and Power IA
Montague was an easy winner in lOIi seconds. roe
third ncat was won by Sni.n, in the same uHr Win
Hcrrc nearly at the finish that the dtlcr E9S
by the udgCs 10 compete IN the nud neat nis
was won by La Montague gain, In lOlI seconds, WIN
Smith a close second, and III 'rriCE tAIId
For the oc-nilr run, whoa followed the nst series or
10Oyarl heats, there - entries, the hamdcaIs
ranging between 80 and 100 yards IN advance OF H.
Wi;ins of the Ncw-York Athletic Cub VINO started on
the line Dlyii Woods OF Gait, Ontario, came ia ni,
having handicap OF li5 yards. Tnrec trial heats IN u
11Oyard, run were engaged III by Is cOmiUtiiois ana
won a. follows: First heat by Thomas A. htE"ch oi inc
Scottish ncrican Athletic tlGb III % seconds second
heat by E. C. La Montague, III j1 seconds; thIrd neat
Nv Jiucs g. Iatrup OF BOstDn IN % seconds. IL Tie
final heat IltnrUp the race, MAILING tue suc imc
a, Ina his first heat. JGO-mlc walk, IA when seven
men engaged was won 10y Frederick MccSel Of Newark,
Tie winner was allowed handicap of @l2 minutes over
ID. NJ. stern OF the New-Gork Athletic C.uJ |nO ht7
hitherto won tins race. Alter the conclusion OF tho
games the prizes, consisting Of gold and silver medals
Werc awarded. protest was entered against the ran,
ming Of Wood in OucnlEc race, as IL was asserted
that he Is q professional.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31
TIE ELIZABETH BANK DIFFICULTY.

f. =. Williams, dry goods merchant, OF
Elizabeth. NJ j., whose overdrafts In tho State National
Bank yas the principal VI the discrepancies In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31

The process by which MILK OF MAGNEsn is
the medicinal virtues OF the aguesa
aperIent, tonic, and aut.icid FOR children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs. IN
BROADWAY.
Ga m 7Oo Noon. Csc. 3 p. M. Co. Midnight, Co..
Highest during the day. ~. Lowest. Co..
Average, 615s>. same dav, 1875, 747s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31

Eminent physicians recommend WIsTARs
BAIsAM OF WILD CHERRY for throat and lung complaints
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Announcements

LUNDBoPG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the toilet
and bath deg htl for Cologne Bay Rum
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
mo nnr,,ro>,S pFFF AND BACK.


THE trace FOR THE BENNETT CUP WON ni 49,,
,nIvp--n,p DEFEAT OF THE COUNTESS OF DUE
rrRIy-INcIDElTs OF THE CONTEST
The ocean race for the Bennett ChaiienSc
,rn which wa, begun on Thursday, was decided oduu
Jay, the yacht Idler being declared the wi"uci
course was from the Sandy Hook lAgh,sUp " ns
Tef IJchtshp and return, distance OF ABOUT ooo '
- ,oobts entered for the race. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Committee ii Cornell University graduates will
meet at 80 Broadway this morning TO complete arrange
enis for enectiug permanent alumni organization In this
city.
meeting Of citizens of West Farms was held on
Saturday night auue hotel TO adopt measures Of potec-
ton against pos Jc disastrous cCnGagauon IN that section
Much was expressed az withdrawal of the
sI ra an IA h. by tha Comm ,y.uucrs and COMMITTEES
APPOINTED u make Efforts to have II returned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31

that he sank immediately The pate above the
Ssce of the water The mate fastened 70 tne aV nm
Station house where he his story ana was "P
The Rev. II. W. Knapp has been eor oso, -
wears A poultry dealer Washington Market senoi ~. IN
Of the firm Of H. W. Knapp He il 81 years oid, wen
bred and well educated, and in his youth was o" m
Works "wid" young men In 1857 he was hi nnnry
hristionitv al the old which still stands III s "anei
stall soon ordained as - With the PHI
Duriuy the last rs wears he has been urc i'm
rim Church fl twenty tbirdst the south baptit al Snrng
twenty fh.st and church In jersey ~ ,Is OF D. d.
% V,cavie College California conferred the t
uuon him. he in the pastor OF the hais .,o
Church while he still carries On the poultry uaue'
comnIaint has been made by the property
owners on Eighty fourth ST. between Eighth and TenthVeS
that shey have been uuduly assessed for the resaE %
Grading OF the street second time They say tat "oou
yars AGO the street was graded and the curDstones
and laid for winch paid their a,stsneLis, V t
a contract given TO MI Io"un,S
tine regarding o. Ul1 s,lIo
For this the pop. hay" been ho ,n rad
vatrir- from IL :, than nearly 500 per o ~,
vay remains nnpaved IT mpaSsabo ior re-
rainy weather. IL Is also clalulth thhJ 'ho
nm for the WORK DONE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-31

PATERsOY.-Thcrc were 10 deaths in Paterson
morning selling for 10 hundred spec
uator from Washington Market Ncw.York, where IL
selling at -, came aud bought IL all In the Board Of Ed
ucltion Saturday steps taken mechanical
drawing taught In the evening schools hereafter Tins
COulcrtipuC., has In his Paterson,
springs made by SylyanuS Drake County years
ago they are Of ash and precisely the shape of the etc
SPRINGS now used Ihry OF date anterior Tie old
fashioned leather springs The OF general sko
among the employees o the Eric Railway. consequence OF
e hohaVhht" er wages are spreading, and the pr0ba
btir- that they will
pad Oh soon Tho asked for the Works
Is $iiOOO0. which 100000 fan the and
spc~ 81 ne Company IL thought that the Paterson
for the works Charley j. Moscle prominent resident of
Paterson was yesterday placed under 5000 bah
SAFE county Cont OF Sessions 20 charge OF forging
the name OF Hcnfy Baxter q $500 Baxter has
ne dd NOT ndofsc This MOscley Will have him
arrested for perjury. People generally think Moseley nno
WfsTFELD.-on Friday night human mons,rosty was
from Westheid. y. j. Tho body Of cOOred
child, ami had evidently been In tho wei time
had three legs and four arms negro Ellen
shelton gave birth ~ mOnstrOsity
hal been missing last September,
II away, she said 10 Elizabeth, have superuous
anputated The mother arrested the murder
Of the child and It's death appearance In the we'll Tie
well has been In constant and there much
the discovery
BAYosSK-A large force OF men work on
Island ferry slips and the the Staten Island side OF tho
Kills VIII be ready The slip Chancelors dock
Bergcn Point, viii DO ready la fortnight A dredging
machine has decpened the at the Tho employees
m tue coal docks VAL have ther pay reduced tomorrow from
10 To ~ cents per hour.
UoBoKgs-The steamship srassburs which arrived In No.
laL An lxDa
, 1876-04-19
TIrfei.

Berlin, II. Npril. Sic Bforte bat
1bermals Die NuImeItlomfeit oer4idHte
ouf Die Saltuns Scrbien's selentt, wsl-
DIES Der Sniurrsftion %beitanois Solratbe
5ufubrt.
&a9u q, II. @pril. Naari4tcn aug
ilauouiiden Nueleu pou 3ubsl mcloen,
boB swilden ben Siiricn uno Sniursen-
ten Elm @efe@t itattsefunoen bat, in wel-
DIEM bic Sirten 9clNIasen muroen.
2onoon, Is. @pril. SrpB Der Or
fldran9 Oeltrei6's, wel0es Die %uaIlcn-
ieinoliAe Geoe oes 8arons GOoiN Oesu=
uouirt, brin9t her ~&usti NtIr" cine
SpeSioloepeihe. ,pClde Die 9batloGe,
Dap &Obi4 cine iolac&coe seboltell bat,
oui's Nsue beltatigt. &oo,9 ipraA bon
&ublano, oLB oalielbe bon otn Siirteu
GelAlosen lporoen lei. Ser Serlluel
Correspondent Der Zines" logt, oiele
publituiion oss uWtlr" lei Gin 8elueIs
,uel4e @emalt Die Slapenpartei in ct
Ystersturs babe.
, 1876-04-19
Cuba.

Saoano, IS. .lpril. Nis rWla-
tanjas aurora" beri0tst, ouB i'll Der
Nn&t Deg 10. @pril 200 Stringent
inter Tubrun9 ocs Geeilio @on5ales
Gienosn 5uil6tn 3opala unb Matco,
MlonSo, unscfdbr 25 Meilcn iiiolltb uo''
Mantajos sefreu6t baben. Die Ttgic-
run99truppen iIleBen bel Mateo.Nlon5
nit ibnen 5ulammsn, tboteten 4 damn
ouiclbcn uno Spon9cn Den Brett sum
9%fiifjuse. Ser @ouperneur Don Wtl-
tauSas perlommelte Die 6relml!llgcn uno
cling ned gcbaIttner Mccosnoscirun9 in
Matco- Nlopao uno GOcoorlqps nab Der
eanos- YIantasc, pom lpo er am Is. su-
riidtebrte. SIN Der 8uclta Nboio=3es
siun ltebt Die Sobods- Grnote i4Ic6t,
, 1876-04-19
Nutopai(dje na1tidtsn.

8erlin. Die Gorlase uesen 1cbcr.
gangs Der Giienba3nen uuo @iienbabn'
bersatisung ocs prcuBilasn Staatcs
auf oas Ieid 1T i'm SdoaBe Der 8e.
Sieruus befinitju felt9eitelt. Der 6Orm
nod 9aratterilirt lie li6 ais elm @elcsa
,ntwurf, beitebenb aus smei Yara9ras
pbtn. Derlelbs srmdGtist bic preuBi'
Idle Hc9ieruus gum AbihluB oes
YtrtrasS unb bsbalt fir oeiicn Suu'
,iebuus bic 3ultimmuns osS Sanotass
Dor. Gin portra9enoer Nath i'm preu'
Biiden Sanoelsminiiterium, Ibtbeiluns
V. (betrat nit 6ibruug Der StaatSauIs
lid,t iber bic Yr!uatei lcnbabnen), lit
bamit ~belddltiat. Die Dtotiue gu benz
@eiseenwurf aus;uarbclteu. Sobalo
oislelben uOlenoet uno feltseltcut
Tino. wiro Die SOrla9e an ben Sanota9
3~elau9en, in weld)em lie Don benz Wtls
niltcrprGliosnten 6art YlSmard, pOu
BEN Sinanamiuilter Serrn @ampban'
len unO uon Dem SanOelsmiui.tcr Or.
N1enbah usrtreten weroen wiro.
Die un9lidSlale our9 Wanernotb
uno Stirmc. weld)e aienlllA in allen
Gbeilen oer preuBilden Wonardic
Serwiltun9en on9erlAlet baben, oilrf'
ten Ood) nod gu eIncr 8prIa9e an Den
2anota9 iIbrtn. SIN Wtiniiterium oeS
Snnern werOen 5una9h Die ldmmtlihen
eurA Ofe9ierunsStomml0are an Srt
uuo Stcue semaAten Gr, ebun9en 3u'
lammeu9etroJcn, I'M fur weltcre Sss
!%ratbun9en OcS Staat8minilterlumS cine
llnterlasc Su blcten uno DIE stwai9eu
0orolrunsen gu motiolren Wit oenea
Die HeSierung por oaS 2ano treten
wiroe. Sn iciner Sieung an Is.
btlGaftigte lid) ooS AbseOronsteuboua
nit tincr BON oen nalaullAcn Ib9eoro'
nstcu our6 Or. Yetry BON @leSba0en
sin9ebra@teu SnterpelatIon iibsr Osn
Sersrutl1 in Gaub. Die @rwiosrunseu
Sweler &snOrtAefs, Der Miuiltcr Oes
Snnern uno oeS SanOels bepieien, wetf
DIES @ewidbt Die Jtt9ierung Oarauf le9t,
nad;uwsllen, baB ibre YOrtebruu9eu
tsin VOrwurf triiit. uno wie iebr iie
bemabt 1T. ourA umfalenoe AnOrO.
nun9en, 10 nett oIeS tbunlIA, uelteren
uniauen oOrsubeuJen. Oas SGuS
seiSte li1 BON Der Seautw ortuug 10
beIrieoist. Oab aui Weitcrc @rOrterun9cu
nld)t elugs9an9en wuros.
Den Observation-Disclosures 1T Jest Gin
Invertebrates actenlthd isitens Der &c.
eisruno suafaanasu. oos cine Grldute.
, 1876-04-19
SnDien.

SonbOn, Is. @priI. Sic Grbclion
IN gnror sreift INNER meiter I'M li4.
, 1876-04-19
S-laao.

2%onbon, II. 9pril. Sn Den Giro
len BON Gimerid fono bcntc Gin blutl9er
&ompf itatt. Sic 80. Suit uno
S'S@ausbueHsp, 9arlamentsm t9lle'
rer, scietsn on, haB lie T'oen an
O'lpnnca= Monumente bolten :poaten.
Cine YroSsilion bon mebreren SHn1en
Den 400 mad BEN Glote. Cine gcrlamm
luna bon Matlonalcn griff Die proyclion
an, bic 9(ationalen wurpen jcooA mt
blutiecn Gopfen beimsci4idt. Nas Wtl<
litdr ltanb bsreit, mil9te lih absr nl9t
elm.
2onbon. IS. &pril. 9erGorreipon
Dent beg .StanoorO" beridtet aus Slmc=
rid, boB Die v9ome- &ule"-Yrpielion
1000 Yerlonen 5abltc uno aus perl4leos
men @elperfpereinen unO @iloen b%eltano.
9ie 50, Sutt, O'S9aa3bncIiep uno
Suuipon fubren in elmer &utlAe I'm
3usc. SIZE NutiDr0len parell hllr elhl9e
nunocrt Monn lturf; lie woren mitllcl=
fern, St6den unO @teinen &C. bepaI met
llno buttsn lia ougenl6einIi@ fir olelen
.3uiommenltOB sinseiibt.
Sic Matipnalen serl1mcttertcn ben
Multanien Die Snltrumcnts uuo @ssrrll=
len bos Banner Der x0ome NuIers,"
apuroeu aber l6lieBli9 aurlldselblassn.
Die urlaAe Oes MuIrubra mar nnSn.
frisosnbeit Der Mutiunalen, melAs ein
-yielt Der Senior Yortei lih0. Sle Dcs
monltration 81 Guniten Deg Sr. Butt
NOR Elm 5ebll9los. Sic &cben fonnten
nidt 9cbOrt peroen-
Mtan sIoubt, sab i6er 100 perIone
nerwunoct wor0en linb> 40 l9luer I'LL
6 tootli@.
, 1876-04-19
0nida0iIhe Decf(hen.

prouibenee, &b.eS, Is. Mpril.
3mci Sran5oIen gerictben i'll Der g mn.
tags 9iaGt nit einnno, in 6treit, in
oellm 8srlauf Der Cine Dem Mnocrn il,
Den Gppi i9oB mo t6otete. Ser Wl6r+
Ser lit emit lobcn. Sie Namen baden
niht ermittelt weroen fDnnen.
Sartorb, Conn, Is. Npril. Ser
Tribjug, BON Sopbruof na1 Sprin9-
feb, WfaiI l., unterpegs, entsleiltc cine J
Nseile BON bier uno entsln9 nit fnapper
Ipt6 Der polllt dnoieen 3eritorung. Ser
3us fubr nm 7 llbr BON bier ab, uno
b:ltonb aus IA Sra6tmasen uno s,pei
4aHagierwo99ons. Sci Der W6itel6ep
&reusnns war cine S6I9nn9 %infoiye Der
Der neberl 4wemmuns oes Gonnefticut-
6luHts 9dnSliA BON Maiier um9eben
uno bas @eleile unterminirt. Ser 3ug
Iiurste tbeillpsile in ben 6luB. Sc
Ycrlone"magsons wuroen nir .our6 Die
@citesscssnwart oss 2ofomotiuiibrers
9erettet.
Tlorencc.S eisbts, u.s., Is.
Mpril. @abreno cine Nartls BON -
Ytrionen aus Der 5%eilantalt pom 9r.
Sroa am Gonutas WaAmlttag cine &C.
selpartie mohte, tenterte ous Boot &C.
eeniibcr hvn vTlorence gllsnlpe,ten," II.
6ran WtiIer unD oercn So4ter ausOia-
puateta, Spipa, ertranten. Sas Boot
mar iiOerfuQt.
, 1876-04-19

Ser Srieoen bon @biuo miro nieber
einmal our9 aluei ADMINISTRATIONS
scH6rt. bic cine miitbet in Sjuour Ojng,
Die anOere in S6on-js. Sn Wtdeoo ba
ben bic Gbinelsn naAgegcben.
Sic8tboroen wjbtriegen tiff bem9tu
Der Gllenbabn Sluildtn SbangboI nib
Boiuns.
Ser Yrcmieyminiiter bon Sapan Ri
ltet lid SIT elmer &ciie nod Den &er. 81.
unb nod gnropo
Sn Yeboo brannten en- Is Wars 200
9auisr ab.
, 1876-04-19
Trantreih.

poris. IS. @pril. Ser Iailiano in
algier 1T b%ecnOigt.