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New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN-Petrarch won the Two Thousand
Guineas Stakes at NEWMARKET. -= The Court OF
Appeals in Egypt adjudged the khedivcs estate sub
;ect 10 execution. - NJ Rouher declined to ing
terfere in the Ajaccio election. == Winslow is to
be detained ten days longer. == The cables con-
Meeting Newfoundland and Nova Scotia were broken
- Dissatisfaction concerning the title Empress
of India continued in England.
DOMEsTIC-Gov. Ingersol was inaugurated at
Hartford. Conn. -= Forcible expulsion Of the
Chinese in California is urged by certain clubs III
that State. =-- The Post-Oflice bill has been cut
down SO, ,75O 60G, leaving the appropriation about
S32. 200, 900. - Gen. Belknap will be formally
indicted in the District to-day. - The State
Legislature adjourned sine die at noon; in the SEN
ate, the Assembly amendments to the Wcodin Char
ter were concurred in; the Assembly passed the
school amendment; the charges OF corruption IN tie
vote on the Brooklyn charter were dismissed.
CoNGRrss.-In the Senate yesterday Mr. Morton
explained the facts about tho S25O.OOO war loan 10
him as Governor; the japanese Indemnity fund was
again discussed without final action. - In the
House Mr.. Farwell (Repl of Illinois was unseated
in favor of Mr.. LemOyne (Deml; the Post-Oiiice
appropriation came up, and speeches were made on
O WIDE variety of subjects under It,
Cry AND SuBURBAN.-The LOaners' Bank was
closed on account IF troubles i'll the management,
and John f. Hubbard, jr., was appointed receiver.
- The New-York Central has refused to accept
the proposition of the other trunk lines for the ad-
iustment of existing differences. 60 The Congress
sional Investigating Committee on Navy-iards has
discovered several violations of law. - All the
Long Island railroads passed under the control OF
the Long Island Railroad Company. - Gold,
1924. 1l27s 1925. Gold value of the legal-tender
dollar at the close, $3.50 cents. Stocks dull and
generally higher, closing firm
TIE WE9nER.-lhe Government report predicts
cloudy weather, with areas of rain. - In tins
city yesterday, the day was cool and cloudy; theT-
mometer, 100, 52o 44o.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
THE .DRAMA-MU USIC.
HARVARD THEATRICALS.

A dramatic entertainment will be given az
the Union League Theater on tho sth OF May py tho
Harvard Club in aid OF tho funds of the Harvard Uni
ver.ity Crew. The performers to be the members Oh
the club and the affair is promoted by large ana nnu
ential committee OF well-known citizens IL VIII no
dbt h. highly interesting occasion TO the friends OF
the University and will probably result In handsome
addition to the treasury of the young athletes VINO pro
pose exhibiting a specimen Of American muscle tns
Summer.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
Qmnsements ano Aleeiinss 60 Might.

BoorHs THEATER.-At 1870: Romeo and Juliet" 8:
" Henry "" 60,
ErGHrH-AvR. AND FoRTY-yNTnsr.-2a and 8: Murray's
Circus
FIFTH AVENUE TuEATER.-" Pdue.'
OLYMPIC THgATER.-" Humpty Dumpty"
PARK THEATER.-" Brass"
SAN FRANCISCO MISsTREIs.
Tony PASTORS NEW THEATER.-Variet
TwRSTY-THIRD STREET OPERA HOUsE-kclly q Icons
Minstrels.
Union SQUARE THEATER.-" Ferrtol."
WALIACK's rHEATER-" LGndOn Assurance"
AMERICAN INSTITUTE BuuDING.-2 and 81 Barnum's
New Show
ACADEMY or DEs.GS.-ExhibitiOn of Paintings.
ACApEMY OF MUsIC.-Young Women's Association Fair.
CENTRAL PAGK GARDEN.-COn ert. Down ng
MASONIC TEMPLE-EuterlalnmenS Prof. CROMWELL
REPUBLICAN HALI.-Sketches ei shaker Life.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

portation business of the country into confu-
sion by cutting down rates and railroad war;
If the competing roads take such COURSE
they must also take its responsibility.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

Senator Morton appears to unusual advantage
in his reply to the scandalous rumors respect
ing his use of the $25O,OO0 borrowed from
the General Government for the DEFENSE oi
Indiana during the war. The explanation
would have stood nicely alone, but Its neat
ness was somewhat obscured by an unneces-
sary diatribe of Senator Anthony against the
neWSDaDcTS.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, MAY 4 1875.

the evils of the present abuse at Albany be-
come more serious and at the same time more
grotesque, and the city has made up Its mihd
that they cannot be borne much longer.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04


would have stood nicely alone, but Its neat
ness was somewhat obscured by an unneces-
sary diatribe of Senator Anthony against the
newspapers.
Although its conclusions are somewhat IN
definite the report of the Assembly Commit
tee on Ways and Means respecting taxes on
church property is a noteworthy document.
1t indicates an advance in public sentiment
Only in recent years have any considerable
number of our Legislators been willing to risk
their own popularity by admitting that per-
haps church property ought to share the bur-
den of taxation.
In England the WinslOw case is exciting
greater attention. The Crown has resolved to
detain the fugitive ten days longer, awaiting
"the formal reply from Washington to the
"last English note" The readiness with which
Winslow applied through counsel for his re-
lease shows that his anxiety to return TO Bos-
ton has ceased In Parliament steps are taken
to have the papers produced and the Govern
ment policy explained. The detention of
Winslow is significant, since it evinces hesita-
ton upon the part of the British authorities.
during the closing hours of the Legislature
give unusual liveiness to orr Albany dis
patches. The sketches include description
of the passage of the bills providing for the
WoOdin charter, the lateral canals commission,
officers and courts in this city, Erie reor-
ganization, extraordinary repairs. Brooklyn
charities, regulating the submission of con-
stitutional amendments to the people, and the
amendment to the Constitution to prevent ap-
preparations of public money to sectaran
schools. The last of these measures was used
as leverage for flibusteling and delay. oc-
casiouing the failure of the New-York Salaries
bill, the Controllers term extension, the
change in the Park Commission, the Elevated
Railroad bill, the Apportionment bill, and
several other important measures The
method by which the Canal Ring obtained an
advantage in one of the sections of the bill
charging the powers of the Canal Board, is
also explained, and the Senators named by
whom the trlckery was cOnsummated.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

NJ. Rouhcr having announced that he will
not interfere in Ajaccio, Prince Napoleon's
election is assured. From the terms i'll which
the ex-Ministor aludes to the Prince, it is evil
dent that the BOnapartist feud is still un-
healed.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

vice-P President vanderbilts reply to the
President of the Pennsylvania Railroad and
the Receiver of the Erie Railway, is of a de-
cided tone. 1t states that the Vanderbilt roads
were obliged to withdraw from the agreement
of March 2, because one of the other roads
had systematically violated it. The withdrawal
does not make it necessary to throw the trans
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

The suspension of the Loaners' Bank in this
city will be accepted as another evidence OF
the embarrassments of general business. But
as the bank was small one and depositors
are not expected to suffer any loss the event
is not likely to be the precursor of other dis
astcrs.
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Gen. Belknap's indictment by the Grand
Jury of the District insures at least one trlai.
There had been very great doubts whether
this indictment would be found, since 1t was
currently reported that Mr.. Marsh had begun
to lose his memory of the events upon which
the suit is based.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

In Egypt the Court of Appeals has decided
that the Khedive's immense estates are liable
to execution as much as tho property of any
citizen. This decision results doubtless from
tho court being constituted on an independent
basis; but its practical value is doubtful, since
the Khedive's will is still supreme.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

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The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-20

The forthcoming census report OF
New York, for 1875, will contain some
curious items. No family has done
more TO Increase the population Of the
State shan that of Peter Moran, Of o.
wego. He is forty five years old, and
bis wife forty. They lave iive single
births and four pairs of twins recorded
in their family. The oldest child is
twenty -four years old, and TIE two
youngest between two and three years.
The single births all preceded the twins.
In the tour pairs Of twins there are four
boys and four girls. In Tully, Onon-
daga county, there are triplets, two
boys and q girl, ten years old. In
Lockport there is a quartet of four girls,
eight years Old. Although the census
makes no note of the fact, there were
actually six children born at Once in
this family, two of which have died
since, leaving the four as above noted.
There is IN Warrensburg, Warren cOun-
ty, Il s~ix-yesr-old boy, named Frank
Conway, that weighed, in June last
when the census was taken-l1Sl.4
pounds. From tie Eymira GG<aNc
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-20
The GREAT BLOOD REMEDY
MAKE IT

South Boston, Feb. q. ISL
ii. Il. stevens, Esq: Dear Sill have heard
from many soutCe- ot the gerst succes= OF ' Eth
TIM ia Gases of >croinla. Rlcumi l-m, Kidney
Complaint, CaiarTh, and al ether c seases Ui
kindred nature. l make no hesitation in say;n,
that | EnGU NEGETlNb To be the most reliable
remedy for Ca,arrh and General Debility.
Ny wife has been troubled with CajarTh Tor
many years, and ~ times very badly. She has
thoroughly tried every supp. sed remedy that we
could hear OF. End with sll this she has for sew
eral years been gradually growing wor.e, and the
discharge from the head was excessive and very
offensive. She was IN this coalition when she
commenced TO take NEGETlNE. l could rot
see that she wss improving on the second b title.
She continued taxing the NEGEFlNE until shc
had used fiom twelve TO fifteen hotties. i am
now happy in Informing you and The public or
you choose tn make IL public that she l. entirely
cured, and VEGETINE accomplished the cure
after nothing else woult. Hence | feel justified
in say ing that NEGETlNE Is the most reliable
remedy, aud would sd.ise all suffering humanity
10 try II, for | believe il to lie Il coed, honest, veg
etable medicine, aud | shall rot hesitate TO rec
omment II. an. etc, respectfully.
L.C. CARDELL, Store al Broadway
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-20
Tie Farmer King.

The .afnef .a. il his old am clair.
Rosy and fair
Conten:ed there.
"Kate, I dec'are,"
Ne said 10 his wife who was sitting ucar,
1--WE need not fear
Tie hard times here,
gloaru the leaf Of life Is yellow aa'' ere.
Il IN the king and you are The qaecn
or this fair scene.
These fields OF green
And gold between,
These cattle grazing upon he hill,
Taking their I'LL,
And sheep go still.
Like RAINY held by n single VII.
.Thcse barnyard fowls are oar subjects all;
They heed the call,
And like a squall
On fast wings fall,
Whenever we scatter for t!.tm :hc :Iain;
'Tis No; in vain
We live and reign.
In til. our happy and Calm domain.
and whether the day BE- dim or I'm,
In rain and shine,
These land. are minr-
And fields of thine
In cloudy shade and In sunny glow
Will overflow
With crops that grow
When gold lie high and when III low
~'Uuvesrdwith shifting OF stotk- AMI -hsrss.
And bulls and bears,
Stripes and cares,
And the affairs
OF speculation in mart and stIcci;
In this retreat
Sweet peace can meet
With plenty on her rural beat.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-20

When I see a fashionable table set out
in all it, m~agniicence. 1 fancy that 1
see gouts and dropsiss, fevers and !e:h-
argies, with other innumerable distem-
pers, lying in ambuscade among the
dishes. Nature delights in the most
plain aud simple diet; every animal but
man keeps to n dish. Herbs are the
food Of this species. fish Of that, and
flesh of q third. Man falls upon every
thing that comes in his way; not the
smallest fruit or eXcrescence Of the
earth, scarce q berry OF q mushroom,
a escape him.-[Addison.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-20
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Sea Wee,

Schenck's uImOnic syrup, Sea Weed
Tonic, and Mandrake Pills.-1hese deserved
" celebrated and popular medicines have effected
. revolution in the healing srt, and proved the
fallacy OF several maxims which have for MANY
years DISTRACTED the progress of medical science,
The false suppositiun that Consumption il N.
cnrable" deferred PHYSICIANS from attempting
TO find remedies for that disease, and patients az
ficied with IL reconciled themselves TO death
without making an effort TO escape from a doom
which they supposed TO be unavoidable. IL is
now proved, however. that Consumption CAN De
CURED, and that IL HAS BEEN cured IN a very
great number Of cases (some of them apparently
desperate Onesl by Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup
alone; and in other cases by the same medicine
in connection with Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic
and Mandrake fills, one or both, according 10
the requirements Of the case.
DR.. Schenck himself, who enjoyed unin.cr-
rupted good health for more than forty years, was
supposed, at one time TO be at the very gateYo!
death, his physicians having pronounced his case
hopeless, and abandoned him TO his fate. He WAS
cured by the aforesaid medicines, ant, since his
recovery, many thousands similarly affected have
used D.: Schencks preparations with the same
remarkable success.
Full directions accompany each. making 1t not
absolutely necessary 10 personally see his
Schenck unless patients wish their lungs ex-
smined. and for this purpose he - professionally
at his principal ONCE. Corner Sixth and Arch
streets, PhiladOlphis, every Monday, where all let.
ters for advice must be addressed. Schensk's
medicines are sold by all druggists
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-20
USEFUL RECIPES.

MUsH BIsCUIT. Take one tin of milk,
one tin of mush, mi cup of lard, one
cup yeast; mix over night, roll oat in
the morning, and bake for breakfast.
They are better thaa soda biscuit, and
much more healthful.
STEwED BEETs. Pare the beats thin
ly, and cut in thin slices across; cut up
some onions, and put altogether in a
stew pan, with a little pepper and salt
rub a bit of butter in flour and stir it
smooth in hot water; pour this over the
beets, Gt must cover them welD and let
it stew until the beet is quite tender
The Older the beet the longer time it
will require. When quite young, one
hour will be sufficient. Serve hot.
PICKLE FOL BEEE.-To every one
hundred pounds OF beef take three ana
a half pounds of salt, onc-half ounce OF
ssltpetre, one half ounce cayenne pepper
and a half gallon of molasses. Dissolve
in just enough cold water to v the
meat, and turn it over. For a pickle for
hot weather, a little more salt must be
added--trom four to five rounds-but
for cold weather three and a half
pounds is sufficient, and you will
find your beef cooking up al
most as tender and delicate as when
fresh.
A CRACKED WHEAT PUDDINa.-Take
a quart of unskimmed milk, add to it a
gill OF cracked wheat, uncookc1, and a
gill of sugar, and a small piece of stick
cinnamon. Place in an oven Of medi-
UNI heat. When about half done, stir in
the crust already formed, and leave it to
form another, which will be sufficiently
brown. Try when it is done by tasting
a grain of the wheat, which must be
very soft. This. when cold, makes a
delicious, creamy pudding. A handful
W I0lSiuS Is du dOOltlO0.
Hor BREAD.-One of the most lniu.
nous dietetic habits of Americans, is
that of eating hot bread, cake and bis
cult The Prussian Government COM
pels bakers to keep .hsir bread at least
one day before selling. If Americans
would follow their exsmple, there would
be fewer dvspeptlcs than AZ present.
There is not one dyspeptic German
where there arc a dozen ~dyspeptic Amer
leans. This, however, Is but one of the
marked causes for this marked differ
ence. The olly fresh, hot bread that is
wholly unobjectionable, is the u~nlesvened
bread and crackers.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-20
AlchiSOn, Kansas.

wv u VI t"S "DOVS 40 kbS
great railroad centre of the southwest, a
city of wonderful growth and prosperi-
ty, the commercial city OF the Missouri
Valley. Nine different railroads arc
centering there, and two more are under
construction, soon to be completed.
The best railroad and wagon iron bridge
on the rive: has but recently been built,
which adds new life to The place. No
city on the Missouri possesses greater
advantages as a manufacturing point.
Atchison has a beautiful location. The
site on which the city Is built is unsur-
passed for beauty and pleasant sur
roundinss. From the river extends a
rich and fertile plain, skirted with gentle
urdulating hills, which are covered with
forest trees, among which nestle beauti-
full homes. 1t has, we believe, the finest
private residence west of ST. Louis,
called the price Villa" the home of
Hon. John NJ. Price, which cost not less
than one hundred thousand dollars,
built about two years since. The bust
ness houses and public buildings com
pare very favorably with cities of even
larger size. 1t is to-day 2 city of
upwards of sixteen thousand people.
While there We took occasion to INQUIRE
all about the Kansas Land and Immigrant
Association, about which we hear go
much in all the papers Of the country.
1t is an organization composed of
capitalists and business men residing in
Kansas, principally in Atchison, duly
incorporated by authority of the State,
with a capital stock of one million dol.
lars, divided into shares of five dollars
each.
The charter OF said Association is for
the term of twehty-One years, and con-
fers upon its corporators and their sue
cessors full power and authority to
transact business in any of the States
and Territories of the United States, the
purchase and sale o: real estate being
their principal business, all of which 1
found was certified to by the Secretary
OF State, done at Topeka, the sixth day
of last November. The Association have
already purchased 1864 pieces of real
estate, which are valued at $40, 800 90.
The Association is doing much to en-
courage immigration to their State, and
on the 2Sth day of March, 1876, all the
above named property will be distribu-
ted to the share holders in a manner
decided upon by the share holders at the
time above stated. The fine residence
referred to above is the principal piece
Of property TO be distributed. Many
tue business blocks, as we'll as resi-
dences and farms, are to be divided
among the share holders. We found
this Association endorsed not only by
the State. county, and city officers of
Atchison, but by a large number of the
wealthiest and best citizens Of Atchisop.
and State of Kansas. We were favora-
bly, impressed with the enterprise, and
must say that it will do much towards
inducing immigration to Kansas. We
learned that j. p. Bushnell & Co. zeal
estate dealers, of Des Moines, have been
appointed by the Association as super.
.intendents of all agencies in Iowa for
the sale Of the above named shares.
Would It not tie a good thing for Iowa
if a similar Association was organized.
to induce immigration to our Statel
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-20

EducatiOnal.-The public schools OF Buriing-
on are rapidly taking rank with the best in Iowa.
The baptist College at The ZANE place lie growing
in popular favor, ana Will doubles become all
ornament. but the GROWING glory of the school
interests in Burlington, is tine Business College,
so well anu so favorabiy Known throughout the
entire country.
Ever since It's es Adjustment this college has
received and merited a very large patronage, but
at no former p Rod has the attend nee been So
large as AT the present. and nj no time has the
school enjoyed such pubi.c confidence a. NJ this
tate.
This College is pre-eminently the leading in
stitutipn Of the kind here in the West. and the
management int, nj tn II IL shall always mecI the
exIgencie, OF the times. No absurdly extra,a-
CANT claims are made by this schoOl-a high
recommendation in view of the fact that so many
other scho is indulge u renGcIc, tn boast.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-20
Has Entirely Cured Me.

b rTON, VtIOUtI, INlN.
Mr.. Stevens: Dear Sir-My daughter, after
HAVING N seycre attack OF WhoOp!ng Cough, was
left ia 4 very Zee blc state OF /, cath. Beng al
yised ~ a friend she tried the VEGETINE, and
after using a few bette was fully restored 10
heiith,
| have been 4 great sufferer from Eherma'ism.
| have tax, II several bottles oi IN, ETlNE
70. thus complaint. and ain happy 10 say II ha-
entirely cured me. | have recommended The
NEGETINE TO others, with the came good re-
suits. 1t is Il great cleanser and paIifcr o; the
81 >Cd; il is Pleasant II tske. and | can chctTfIlly
recommend il. JAMES MORSE.
35i Athens Street.
Sold by al! Druggists AID Dealers ~yciywhcrc
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-20

TT While yen have your family physician TO
administer To the household, do not neglect the
animals SO mach exposed 10 inclemen weather,
and which must bear the brunt of The heavy
labor Of the farm, bnt keep Oh hand such RENE
dial agencies rs Uncle Sans Condition Powder,
to prevent disease and to restore the animals to
health again wnen sick. Tnese Powders. are a
purely vegetable preparation, and can h. OBJ
famed through ell druggists. Prepared by the
Emmert Proprietary CO.. Chicago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-20
DIR. McAFFEE-A repu,sr grsoua,e q, r,,,,s,

DIR. McAFFEE-A regular graduate OF British
and American institutes. ~ years a prsciicing
physician. Treats all Diseases Of the Kitneys,
Liver, Lungs, Heart, Throat, He I'd and ferrous
system, Errors Of Youth and Abuses OF Man
hood successfully treated and even alter Others
have failed. SluO forfeit for any case OF seminal
Weakness or private disease of any kind or char
acter he undertakes and fails to cure. LddiSs
Will find proper treatment for diseases peculiar
10 their sex. All letters containing stamps for
reply promptly answered.
Consultation free. Send for circular. Address
Lock Box 30, Or call at Office, 81. Perry s,.eet,
OaYepnOrf. lowe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-20
Oh eau- Ponular and Reautffu,

Cheap, Popular and Beautiful We have
seen the beautiful Memorial published by the
American Memorial Publishing Co, OF Chicago,
and We must pronounce it the most lovely thing
of The kind We ever saw. II f. gotten up In good
taste, and the workmanship is executed in the
finest style. What surprises us most 10 It's re-
markable cheapnes,. No family mourning the
loss of q departed loved one. should be without
one. Their place OF business is 81 Washington
trcct.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-01-20

Ncgc:ine is nourishing and strengthening;
puriies the blood; regulates the bowels; Quicts
the nervous system; acts directly upon :he
secretions, and arousos the waolc system TO
lotto,