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New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
RRTTAL WIFE MTRDER.

Early this morning John Mccarthy, age 25,
OF 40 46i Eishtnave got into quarrel with his wife
Catherine age 35 in their apartments during the course
Of which he knocked her down. She got up and de
cared sho would not live with him any more, and at
tempted 10 leave the room. He forced her back and
locked the door threw her upon bed. took from
the bureau drawer. AMI pressing his knee upon her
breast her throat from 10 The neigAbUrs
cries ana burst the door Mrs Mccarthy
was taken 10 Bellevue Hospital in dying condition.
Her husband arrested.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03

SAN FRANCISCO PROPOSES A BOMBARDMENT.
SAN Francisco, July 2.-Preparations for
the 4th OF July are nearly completed The principal
streets are draped arched ana festoOned throughout
their length with flags bannar transparences, notices
and every combination OF which bunting is susceptible
The programme for the Sd embraces sham fght, bonn
bardmen from tue Notifications and vessels in the
haTbor aud regatta by the Master Marine Association
during tho day; in the evening torchgt procession on
EXEMPT remen - German tOrchligh PROCESSION az md
night grand electrical illumination On the IOurth
there VIII be procession and the usual literary exer
cses with carnival ball In the evening and on the 9th
regtta OF the san Francisco Yacht CLUB and other ies
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
A GERMAN MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

CONCERT BY THE CENTENNIAL sAENGER VERBAND
AT GILMORE's GARDEN.
The German New York Centennial Saenger
yerband gave musical festival last evening at Gmore
Garden az contribution 10 the celebration OF the Cen-
tennial Fourth Of July. The evening was exces-
sivey hot, and only ardent love Of music
ard accord with ths patriotic spirit OF
the occasion could have held the immense
auden Of between 1000 5000 people in the heated
atmosphere OF the garden until after Ii O'Clock. The
garden looked very attractive, and everybody took
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
BOSTON's LARGE PLANS.

BosToN, July 2.-On the Fourth of July
there viii be- free entertainments for children at lG puo
lie halls besides the usual demonstrations on TIE day
The latter viii be extensively elaborate, including re-
.attas, balloon asCcnSlOnS. SC.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
SERVICES AT THE NEwBURGH HEADQUARTERS.

NEwBURGH, n. Y, July 2.-Centennial re-
Izous services, participated in By all denominations
we're held al Washngton's Headquarters in this city this
afternoon. Tie first service for children, IN which
the Sunday joined, and though the weather was
intensely warm, OF scholars OF TIE cay were
present. John j. >. McCruskery, Mayor ot Ncwburgh
presided. Appropriate addresses were made. and the
schools sang hymns with brass band accompaniment.
Service for adults followed, aud 5000 persons were
present. The Rev. DR. JOnn Forsyth, chapldn at West
Point presided An historical discourse was preached
by the samuel Carlisle she oldest pastor III the city
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03

The and popularity Oi the WILCOX & Gibbs
Automatic sewing Machine tempted SONS of its mora
pushing scrupuOus competitors try and steal
thunder public therefore, be strongly
toned that Wnl Gibbs Automatic the only
machine IN world with requiring change what
thickness Of material No $50 Broadway corner
BonG.si.,
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03

icon r. IT, Ware and Chief Engineer Geo r Catz are De
u ed from the Naval Rendezvous san Franeec ard placed
aiting orders and Lieut. Jss D. heiy, suFcco' ~
and Passed Assistant Engineer R2pb tHOn arc 90
lhfd oa the Naval Rendezvous New York. placed OF wait
lr rdn
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03

ton in Philadelphia On the 9th Of July. to read the
WoInan's DeGiafaton OF Rights. Lucretis Mott VIII
preside Speeches VIII be made by Susan B. Anthony,
Matilda JOslyr Gage sara J. Spencer Lille Dsyereux
Blake. Belva s. lockwood. Olympia Brown Mrs Henry
II. Stanton, al i Phube COuzins.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
MIDNIGHT WK4IHER REPORT.


Probabilities
For the upper lake region, the Upper MisSis-
sippI. aul Lower Missouri N.It =, partly cloudy and
slightly weather, with southwest u northwest
winds and stationary slowly rising barometer.
For the lower lake region. Ugh. rains, followed 10y
clearing weather, sOuth-ry winds vccrng 20 westerly
and falling followed by rising temperature.
FOR Nrtr EGiGd and the NtNe Td'sS, i0cai rains and
Il sght f1H in temperature, Uh Sor-CeS u ccScill
tcA,cS, GHG stationary or taHi"g barometer.
LOCAL OBSERyATIONs
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PRovrDENCR RI July The Printing Cloths market closed
better feeling and 3i1d3h for 2c9d
saudlrd 6416+ cloths; sales Of Tie week. 10000
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03

Get rid of one cold before you contract
another top Of H. you securely esabsh the seeds
Of lung complaint before arc conscious Of
dancer Better prudeBy resort 10 Dr Jsynes bxpectrsn
effective Coughs sld Colds and helpful Also for IL
healing influence on the lungs md bronchis
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03

heat ph1osophcaIy. During the solo singing
the crowd massed about the orchestra stand, and
all loud in their applause OF Nine. Eugene
Pappenhelm, who called upon TO repeat The aria
from Robert dev Teufel" and the Arditi Waltz Her
rendering Of sThe star spangled Banner enthusiastic
caly redemanded The following programme was given,
DR.. Leopold DamrOsch and A.. \. Gilmore conducting,
respectively, the choral and orchestral music:
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
Susclal Nuuess.
Centennial.

centennial.
TAYLORs SALOON, corner Broadway and llthst. y n
be open usual on MONDAY ana TUESDAY, July 3 auf g.
lANLuNsS 1Il--ON.
New-lork sta,e Society Of the Cinciunaii- General
Order.
NEW l0ST, June 90 1916
Tie Society will meet TUESDAY. JGy !, th. Nfw
York SOcrty Library, o. University place Members
OF other state Soc~s II The ClUrlnIt Who may
city ally lutitsI o. De prcs,ni ana uu'is with
celebrating tiu one huudredsh Anniversary of NA
Independence
The standing Committee viii nirc At ID a. n By Grrr u
uAMiLlDS FISH, lr-aiucDL
MARINUs wILLET. s-crctary
Post-Onice Nouce.-rho FOREIGN MAtis for thc W eek
euGIg SATURDAY, July =, w4l oiics "a
gIESD al Europe. pea steamship 'Nuu..-
steamship Aay SALtt, CuerlsOHu. ~. tStlAN
II M Europe, pr, steamship W~luI, via Ify-
mouth Cherbourg and HnnO.rg Oh SAlJ kOAl al litO
A IN, for Germany. Denmark sweden. 1Hd Norway rsr
scotland direct. must he specially Addressed Per
steamship Victoria Glasgow and at II l"r France
tlTect per sJaaa up Hayrr ald -
steamship Otrabic, VA Querisio~n Germ
bs specAy The .rvet mall Tor Brasil Wil
YORK July The mails Tor The " est Incles Wilt
Nsw YORK July Z. The mails tor AustTa Ia &c.
san Francisco July 10. Tho mails Tor Ahins, g., vii leave
Francisco Aug. ]. i. l. JAMES, +. N.
The Gospel Tent.
Thirty fOurth 81, v Alt near -txth ave-
fGreen OF llIrtN fourth 81 A PASS the lrnt.l
TUESDAY. = m.-Cenonulal seryc. aud addresses by
Cen IL EDWIN rREMAlNE Asst T. > A0'yi :. II.
The Rs1 LUTHER o. BARRETT will PREACH ON
WEDN ksDAY ENENiNG, the key. W. LiyOYD
rHU RSDAY EVENING, aud the Rev. sTEFaEk u
TYING, IT,, FRIDAY EVENING 81 5 o'clocs
MONDAY PRAYERAEErIS0. one hour.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
GOV. TTLDEN NOT GOING.
rRnOPs FOR TIE CENTENNIAL LEGIO.

ALBANY, n. Y, July Gov. Tilden viii
not 70 to Philadelphia ON the 4th of July
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03

AKIN-BEHM-Att the Broadway Tabernacle CGrch. Thurs
DAY, 2gth June by Dr. WI. n. Iay0r Isaac ". Akin
AMI Julia Morris, daughter Capt Clas f. ". Behm, all Of
this CITY.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
Stealing Thunder.

Open on the Fourth.-The PHgESoLoGICM MUSEUM. 737
Broadway. Cabinet free 70 visitors
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
San FRANCISCO PROPOSES BoMBARDMENT.

at the hands OF the Rt Rev. Bishop Simpson, and quietly
dspersed
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03

woMANs DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
PHILADELPHIA. July 2.-The National
Woman Suffrage Association will hold grand cslabra-
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03
nLRL

AH Notices Of Marriage, must be inaorssi ea MI
name and address
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03

PART
L. Overture to "Der Freschutz ~ " Weber
Giimore's Band.
hymn ocHuD,ib
Choir and orchestra
g. Aria from Robert der Teufe @. Meyerbeer
MIN. Eugenie Pappenhem. .
4. RhapsNde No 2f List
D. Aria from "JessOnda SP1hf
FIanz Remmertz.
Lieu Ger @bffte i1luSL
b. BaChus Choir from AntigOne nendelssChn
Choir and Orchestra
PART II.
7. Overture "Tannhauser wagner
GlmuTes Band. 49,.
O. boo s o. -
Mime. Eugene P0ppenhem.
o. Prize Song. from " D,o Meistersinger Won
Nuremberg wagner
Alexander BiscbOn
10. " The Song n 1876" text by Bavlrd TAYLOR
composition for SOLO, chorus, anu orchestra -,
Ilhr ol So .t.'4d' rN'''4"'i
MessTs Bischon. wlgnsr \. Goepel, and BemmertL
II. Duet "AiasaufO .AuDer
Messrs \. BischOf and 4. Remmertz
-. "Ihe star span Iled Banner" soprano solo,
Nine. Eugene PappeDhen chorus and orchestra .
The audience almost distnctlYrly German IN us
composition. The police did not interfere with the sale
of beer which was drank freely but perfect order among
tine large audience maintained without any effort on
the part OF the officers.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-03

TAYLORs SALOON, corner Broadway and llthst. al
be open usual on MONDAY anG TUESDAY, July aot g.
IANLtl..N lsIl--tN.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-27

To SUFFERING LADIEs.-"Dr. Rogerson's
Female Hydrastin PoWders, for ali female
omplaiHts. by mail, 81. 1 Address. Or
Rogerson p. o. .sox. 1865 N. Y. city.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-27
1fTE RIPENINGl HARyESTS.
The Centennial Year to he IA Iime of
Abundance,

The Centennial Year TO he IA Iime of
Abundance.
The fields are whitening for tine
haryests. Never before in the his
tory of the nation, says the York,
Pa, Dispatch, has there been a
time when in every section of the
country vegetation was SO rank
and the fruition so full, Walk a.
broad in any direction, lift your
eyes, field after field of waving
grain, orchard after orchard laden
down with fruit, long stretches of
grass waiting the scythe Of the
mower.
What does it all mean: 1t
means simply that this Centennial
year, shall be the yea. Of abun-
darce, that from all the panic, all
the want, all suffering Of years the
Lord is about to deliver the ma
ton. The abundance of the earth
means plenty to ali. The farmers
money will touch the idle wheels
OF our factories and they will re-
volvc, his wheat will ill the holds
of our ships and the white wings
OF commerce will again be spread
to the breeze.
There isn't industrybutwi receive
a tresc impetus from the earLh's
| yield, and upon the land will dawn
II new era prosperity. 1t is com
ming, 1t is almost here, and with
the tidal wave of the harvests q
| perfect sea of employment will rol
in upon US and once more the
land shall rejoice.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-27
Bowers Hoof Liniment

After so years OF practical experience with
horses, in staging, teaming, &C., have learn,
ed that more horses have been crippled by
inattention to the feet than all other Diseases
combined. After men yexperiments i nave
found he true remedy to PREVENT the disi
ease the noof, or restore 1t after negligence
to WI al nature intended 1t should be-ths
orsaf support Of the ws6is animal. II the hoof le
infiamed and diseased, the animal Is company
lively worthless. This Liniment will snre.,
prsusnf this worst OF all diseases, Contractioa
Corns, Quarter, Cracks, Contraction oil tr'
Back Sinew generally called Knee Spruns:
&c. and restore those that have been crippled
by tho want OF such a remedy.
s8-Try 1t, and 1t will never tail If property
applied, VIE;
Battle the horses foot once week, or ofteni
or II necessary, at the heel and frog, and
around the hoof close to the hair.
M e. BOYER.
rorr1stown, Pa
MR.. M. c. BoYERrDsdr SIR: This is to car
hfy that have used your Liniment In m
stable for three months past, on more thar
one hundred horses, and find 1t the best pre-;
paration have ever used on horses II is al
better than you recommend IL Send me nUe
cases at once, by express, q Oh
No l32 West slst stref" New York Citv
The daily gazette., 1876-06-27
JOHN PAUL IN PARIS.
How the French Dine and Dress

How the French Dine and Dress.
The Frenchman is not a big
feeder. He breakfasts in the
morning with little coffee and
good deal of bread and butter.
Along towards noon, If ravenously
hungry, he seizes on radish or
| perhaps the hind legs of spar
row, which latter made it dejeu-
ner a la fourchette. But for din
ner-ye gods, what n gorging is
theirs. Two spoosfuls of soup, then
the back bone of a smelt, morsel
of inert the size ofa saddle-rock
oyster, q mushroom, an onion, Il
Glove of garllc, smell of cheese "A
gallon of red wine, he is ready for
an opera or the theater. The
Frenchman can cook a dinner, but
when it comes to eating one, why,
bless your soul, an Englishman
can eat all around him. Yet du
fau though he be at dressing fish
or foul, the Frenchman does not,
to my thinking, dress himself -
is neither-well His sleeves are
too short, his skirts are too mar
row and he has altogether skim
py look. When he attemps to be
elegant he is only danditied, and
when he sets out to be a heavy
swell he only succeeds in being flash
y. But the French woman -ah!
She knows by instinct what to
put on and how, Supposing Eve
to have been French, it is safe to
assume when the idea of dress
dawncd on Eden, had there been
in the garden a leaf more becom-
ing than the. fig, she would have
gone stright to the tree. Little
given to diffidence, the mere dis
covery that she had nothing on
could never have distressed a
French Evevery much, but the
sudden awakening to guilty
knowed &c that she was not well
dressed would just about killed
her. A new becoming bonnet, a
pair Of high-heeld shoes, might
relieved her feelings and the situa
ton, and saved a.valuable life. If
you doubt the correctness OF my
generalization, go to the opera any
evening and see what is consider
ed full dress. This being the rule
under the Republic, what must it
to have been under the Empire?-
". Y. Tribune.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-21

Sn 9ten= Oorf mcb,t Itd) td9td bic
3abl Der rcligiDien g8abuiinuiQeu. gSiCDer
tpurbe EN- Wtaun, Namen5 1t. Mc@uire,
Sduhmadbtr, tu'8 Srreubaus 9cifift. Scr
llugliidlihe ertlGrt, yoaB Die @ngel i'm Sim
mel auf i'm murteten, unb oaB er MIR Meuz
id,enblut Su triufen babe, I'M fitr bic GmiQ=
felt 9erettet Su mer6en." Ser @fann ioQ
rettun9slO5 iein.
- luS Der notoriidlen 0iebe8b0ble OeS
ySfiO" @alfer i'll philadelphia tuuroen qez
itern Ibeuo bis 8 SuOiniOuen bsrauSgebolt,
Die peruntbldb all 9ieaereien betbeiliQt iiuo,
melfje in anOeren StdOten begangen puroen,
nnb negen beren Die Seb0roen ibre Quslie.
ferunq beanlprudlen.
- 0aS Suprtme=@eri6t pou Waiid9u
let's bat Die &inmdnoe Der 8ertbeiGignng III
Dem Safe oe8 Shoma8 Biper, peid)er megen
Grmorouug Der fleiuen Mabel 2oung i'll oem
@lOdenitubls etneS Sir6tGutme8 idulOlg be-
ftlnoen Wur5e, uerworfen. B,per mirO oeier
Gage nerurtbeilt meroen.
- @tan bot fruber mleoerbolt bebauptet,
oaB ba8 Sd)reiben oe8 Sberbunbe8s 2lnnal.
te5 oil Die lueltlihen 9iltritts= 2lnmGlte Don
Dem 8rGiioenten gebilli9t luoroen lei; iuie
man leBt crTGtrt, bat Der PrGiioent gar nid)t
I'M oaSlelbe geruuBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-21
lSaeopGilhe Seridte.
9eutThIano.

- SSn Seitbroun leiiteu Die eOauQeliz
ifeH Breoiaer Der @toilebe gSoeritaEb, 10
lunge ibr nidJt iOiOrt Die tirdli6e 3rauuH9
fOl9t.
-(0a8 Serb OF Ser ,@arteulaus
seq Ser yeipSger ,@artenlaube" lit be-
faHntlidl Ger Boltoebit in Seitreid) ent3oger
morbeu. gSie Der III. q. 3tg." aus Super=
lGiiiQer Guelle miteetbeilt tpiro, lift nieieS
Gerbot auf cine pom ungartld]er Seite gege.
bene 2lnre9ung eriolgt, uno Spar megeu einer
Reibe aus Der Seoer 6e5 Teuiletoniiten Wis
9ael 8lapp 9efofeuen Aufidbe iiber @0ODQ1
nno bic Saiierin, Iomie iiber 6ie8aiierin Ora.
ria SbereIa. Der Serbreitung Der ,,@artsn~
laube" miro iibrigen8 bur9 biec WtaBregel
nenig @intrag geideben, Oa Oa5 8latt nur
in Iu8nabmSfdaen Ourd Die Boit, meiit aber
I'M Bu9bdnblerme5e beSo9en piro. gegterer
SeSug miro aber mas aL50ridllf bier
erpdbut iein mag, BON Dem Sarbote ui9t be-
tronen.
-2tuSber 8ful3, 18. Sebruar. )-Sn
Ben Q8einbergen BON Sort, gGafenbetm,
0iirfbeim, 1SrleOel5beim, @6unenbetm, 80.
oerSbeiEt, Merdenbeim uub oohoorf bat Die
Sdlte groben ShaOen an ben g8einit0deu
uerlriad)t; bic gtugeu fnO gr0Btentbeil8, be.
lou0er8 GIL Den Srarfeu, itmar3 uno oaS
6ol3 tbellmeiIe erfroreu. 8ie gSelnprelie
iino besbolb and 9tfttegen.
-@tne SerbeiierunQ er q Gh=
nj a d) inc bat, ruie Die y ;Biirger 3tg." er=
fGbrt, ell Serllner Sabrttaut gemad)t un0
Oamit Den 0anf bon Dtilionen iener HerIo=
neu ueroient, pelde se3muHgen fuo, td9lif)
u Bis 10 Stunoeu oui ben Maldinen 5u
nGben. - Die @erbeiierung Der Wta dime
geht babln, baB oie 2lrbelt Der Siibe aufb0rt.
Selmebr miro EN- llbrmerf bic Ntaidine be-
negen, uno MIR ole menidlli6e 6ano in 10
tpeit mitmirieu, al8 iie oeu Stoif leitet uno
tiibrt, Der @rftuOer lptd fd an ote ,Giez
gteruuq" mcnOpn Uno mn Die Ufhtel 3nr
0urtfiibruug Der SadDe bitten.
gin 0reS oeuer 8latt id)relbt: -, 81
rer uniercr begiiterten Srommeu hat fid1 Elm
ltattltdlcS 6aus 9ebaut nit Der Suidlriit
iiber Der S1iir in 9robeu, weit fdt6aren
Buhitaben: raomslet ber 81 mir, bic Sbr
muhleiig uno tela6en itio, id1 nil gud, erz
quideu !" 9Iu Der lbiirttiugei aber itebt Al
lehen: n0as Setteln 1T uerbOteu. Der punO
beibt. a"
- Der BON . armen aus Sur Seier Der
@rrcttuu9 Slsmard'5 Dor Sullmann's Sc
ihoB aus9eistte @brenpreis fir cine 8iS
m a + d : . Spmne ift Dem Utufif Dtreftor
0tetnthaler in 8remeH Saertannt tporoeu.
@S martn la 4rbelten eingegangeu, unO
Gle 4ret8rdlter fungirten Abt, Soa dim,
&einefc, 9tlter, Jtafi unO 2aauer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-21
Wermtsdlte telegrapbiSGe
TRNeSGiefaA

Der seitern Nior9en BON 9iperpool q.
MGr3) in Bortlanb, Utaine, augefommene
Dpir. nGircaiitan" bate unterrpees iehr
idlletteS y3etter unb perlor i'm Sturme flint
Soote, Stagegel, Sodmaft &C. unS Der
Steucr.IppGrat gerietb auBfr Sronuug.
- 6rib am Sonnta9 Wiorgen erpiooirte
bic 5 Dieilen Iiiblif uGn Dorf, YennI., qeles
gene Bulperfabrif oe8 Sbos. 6. grainerS.
0as 9anie @ebaune muroe 5erf0r:; Serluit
BON Wenihenlebeu miro niht 9emelbet.
- Sn Bau>9an, g. g., wurOe SEQ. g.
GroSier fpe9eu Sergiftnng ieiuer 6rau oeS
0torOes I'M /. @raoe iflul6lg befunben. &ro'
3ier, friber ein berpOrragenpe8 Wit9lieb elmer
gaptiitenfir9e, bate cine 9tebifaft nit elmer
gemiiien &irhGrfreunbin, Wfineroa 0utder,
angctniipft unb ieiHe 6rau perglftet, nm Die
2ettere ebelideu ST. t0nnea. Cooper wurNe
pernrtheilt, ant 5. Wtai gebGnat 81 rperoen.
- @eitern relIten 6r, uno 6rau Warib
BON Mpntreal na6 Neip=NOrf.
Oas Wfmine llnterin6ungS @omite
traf geitern i'm @barlestomner 6lotten Bauz
bofe bel Bottom ein uuo miro eine aebeime
llnteriu6uns begtunen. 9aiielbe puroe nit
Salutl1ilien empfangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-21

tdgigc @aneniuilitaHo Smlidlen Ocu 5iirfeu
uno ben TiihrerH Der >fniurgenten in Der Ser.
3egomna abaeihlolien 1T mo geitern 6egon=
neu bat.
9Gien, 20. Mdrs. Ser Su5urQenten>
5Siibrer @rieiter Wtuiit, bat, wie gemelOet
miro, iih auf 0itreifil6en SoDen geflii6tet
uno lit in Dtontfuuid) bon Der Ditreidiideu
Batroullle arretirt fooroen.
yOno n, 81. 0tdrs.-Son Der ruiIiidlen
SCleQrapben Agentur wiro aemelbet, oaS
Dtufhtar Bai6a erm6dtigt lit, nit ben Snz
lurgenten III Der oer6e9owtHa 5u unterbGus
Deln.
shtHSberidlte
gonOou, 20. Dt1r3. Die 8arte
o@lnra" ging oOn 8rcmen nod Baltimore alb.
Gueen8tomu. Den 20. MGrs. - Die
0ampfer uGernonic" uuo y@biua" trufcn
BON Sem gort Elm.
yiarft umo S6tfe.
EonO DON, 20. WtGri, 1890 9tadlu. -
Inetttauer, '65er alte 1861; neue 6iiuier
lee; Grie 18; 90. 30.
gtperp 20. Mdr3, 1890 yahm.
Saumroae attn nn0 ru6lg. Sberl. 7I16;
SrI. 64.-Serfdufe Is, 600 8alleu, oaruuter
5000 5u Spefulaions1 uno grportSmefen.
Qn9efommen: II 500 gnleu, moo0r 800
amerifautide. gtadtrG9li1e &rfGufe am
Sumltage 20OO 8auen. = Nn3ufommenbe
Saumpolle fan. 8aumnolle: i'm Qprtl uuo
Dtai abSuIieiern CT; 30. Mai unO O3unt 9y16
90. SUM uub Suli 65.
Gntmerpen, 20. NiGr;.- Petroleum
80 6ranc8 fir feiues, bellies amerifaniihe8.
BartS, 20. DtGr3, / rbr gtatm. -
Renten &C 6rcS. 20 @entS.
= arts 8, 20. gtdrS, 5 llbr gta6w. -
6enten sc 6rc5. 65 @ent8.
Sturje SabeIoepcIdDen.
- Der Setrieb aller bel Iberoeen in
Sdottlanb 3uiammentreiieuOen gabnen mar
Sonnta9 ourd ben Sd)nee 9eit0rt. Die Sc
legrapbenuerbinoUng 1T fait oollitduoig III
terbrOden. 2luf Der Caledonia. 8abn" ita-
fen auetu 16 3iige i'm Sduee.
- Die 0tuieu fiub, pie Der Barrier Cor
reipoHcent Der 0GlmeS" mieOer uerfAert, in
SOrea engerHdt.
= Sberit CHARLES Gbe8uep if in 2OnOOu
geltorben.
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SelesrapbiiGe Sesefdea.
(TeriGte Der ~Niiociirten BreHe" {ir ben sGor'
repenbenten.")
Snlaub,9ep.i6ess
Der A.. GonareS. -

Der A.. Gonares. -Grite sismn9.
8aibinstOn, 20. WtdrS. = SIN 9 E,
nate legte Der Sorfter cine Ueittbellun9
bes Sbabamtscfretars Dor iber Die Ser.
sr6Beruns Der 96aeamtSaebauoe, ferner ben
Serid)t Oes Spe5ial=agenten Ntorris iiber
4lasfa. auBerOem muroen nod ueri6ieoene
0fittbeilunaen ponResierungszOe Oepartements
nnterbre,tei.
i3ablreide Yetitionen rnb @eietgebungS.
Seldliiiie mnroeu Johann unterbreitet.
Die Bill, fir Die Siorr $l5O,00O 3u ber-
milliger, mlroe angenomnlen.
Der Senat nabm iobann bic 8iu arf iiber
ben Sertrag nit Den StOnr i'm 8etrefi Der
4btretuug eines Sbeiies itrer Re,erue. Die
angelesenbelt puroe cine 3eitlans bsiproz
ben.
5r. 8o9s rneirte, man babe bieie SnSia,
ner lduser geiiittert uno e.balten, oils in benz
Bertrase BON 1868 por9eidrieben lei; b,eie
NtH idbia3e Dor, iie nod ferner 81 fiitterE,
bis man e1n abfcmmen megeu Der 8lad
Oils nit ibneu trefien tonne. DaS Sdlimm
ite iei, oaB Die SnOtaner tm Nebte leieu. Sb=
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neu geb0rten bieSladzSil ,unb er glaube, IS
Jet am Seiten, menn man fd gut gegen bic
Snoiauer iteue. Cine groBe Qn3abl pom gSei
Ben lei i'll Die Slaf=SillS ein9eorungen, unb
er balte e8 fir beIler, 100000 an3unenben,
ais pieie 2eute elucm Snoiauerfrie9e au85uz
lebeu.
Sr. Samtlton fragte, Oh oieies cine Ser
piuigun9 lei, nm Die 2eKte, rpeld)e gegen alle8
9ted1t in bic gladz6ill5 eiuaebrnngen, aus
autreiben ? Ste meibeu 9lbenteurer batteu
gftd)tS in ben Slad 6illS 5u tbun, unb ite
iolten bon Dem Dtilitar berauSgebolt meroen.
- Die Sta wuroe mad langerer 0iSfuiiion
gum 9rude beorbert.
Die Senat8 Bill Scr. nuroe iooann aufz
genommen; bieeS iiibrte su elmer ldnoeren
Debate Der %. Reael. Sbue bicle Sill ,u
erleoigen, ging Der Senat iu@refutipz Slbung,
lnb I'M 1 llhr pertagte er fid).
Sm Repra hauie le0ten
8anning unb Saplor BON Ohio Yetitionen
BON perf6ieoeneu 9eltiuerieheiibern ausSbio,
StntEdn nnb SlltnoiS Dor, in oenen qe9en
cine 8erdHoerun9 bes gegenw6rtigeu 8ianc8,
Die 9feueniie'n Ill coleftirer, proteiiirt ntro.
9Saro bon Nemzyorf beantragte geid)liiIie,
ben Staatsiefretdr 81 criudlen, ben 8erid)t
bes gSiener 9usitellungs =@omatifdrS porSu=
le9en.
Uer Spreder foroerte Johann Die Gomite'n
auf, Bills unb Sed]liife eilISubringen.
Cine ansabl Sorlagen muroen unter bieiem
9(ufrufe gemaft.
9lttius BON 3ennehee beantrugte, Die &e9el
su iuspenoireu unb cine 8ill ansuuebmen,
tpelde aae Serfiigungen Der 9(fte uor IA.
San. 1875 tptberruft.
YaDne BON Ohio tpiiuidlte, elm Qmenoement
,,,f off SorG Y,.t,
lei ntdlt in Der Sronuug.
6olman perlan9te. Die abitimmung, unb
1O9 itimmten oafiir, 108 basesen; oa Der aln.
trag feline ! Dtebrbeit erhtelt, 10 iursss~rte
Sill uidlt Dor baS Sau5 gebrad1t.
Sine 2(n5abl 8il6 I'M 8etreii oeS 0iitritts
Columbia muroe Johann einberrfltet uuD
an9enommen, barllnter bic, Den ,@iti,ens'
Baupereln" 81 ineorporiren. - Cine Mtarft=
halle i'll Dem 9euierte Jtr. 446 Der Staot
gSaibin9ton gu erridten. - 9as $5aus per.
ta9te itdl nm llbr.