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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-26

8 ar c Il Il, S..@, %. Wfal.-Welz
tsre yiadrtd)ten iiber baS 2pn&eu Der 0f0r
Der Der Sniniiie Saruan mslosn, OaB Die
Grefution in @ogefielo,@ County, in Der Ndbe
BON 4bbeuille itattiano. Se6s Mdnuer uno
brei Sraueu, idmntlith geger, mareu on bem
Mtorbe betaciItgt. 39ic 8erpeiie marcu 10
iiberlpdItisenO, oab bic 9f6rIer nift periude
ten, ilre Sdlulo ap lsugneu. Cine Ansabl
Siirger, gSeiBe nnb Weger, er9riff Die Yldn>
her aln bellen Gage 9leid nod Seenbtgnng
Der 9eid)enidlau unb erifOB bieielben. 9ie
6rauen beiuben iid nod in Dem @efuabrz
INN HeS G1deriffR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-26
osrouS eitteS Seu6,ft(lurt1cS.

Yselp bern, y. N.f %. Wat. = Ger
2eu6ttburm auf s5rant@ 5Slauo i'm pamlico>
Suuo murbe geitsrn buraSeuer total 5erf0rt.
Ser @d9ter nno beiien Gamilte perloren ibr
idmmtiidjes gigentbum unO retteten MIR NIT
81 ,ihe hnS nnCfte 2chen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-26
@rTMne.

Sail Silver, Waf. 25. Nfai. - 6eute
GaAmittag 32 llbr brad bier i'll elmer Der
groBen Tabrifen Der yYocaiiett .@Ompaguie"
Ssuer ans, weldles duBerlt gefdhrlid) su luers
beu hrobte, bnTclbe fpurbe aber burd ole
GeuerruehE raid aeI6idt. @erluIt $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-26
Ser 9etoMorFt.

q elD syOrf, %. N!at. - Wel0 leldlt
su 24-3. &edlicl rubig 81 4.S8@. Sob
i6lob su 112s-2. 8unoeS Sbl;gationen
ihloiien fan unO itetig; 8ler Coupons
1929; 65er 115; neue l19; Ger 1911; 68er
129; uene 6iiufer 1174; 1O.40er Coupons
118a. 2lftielI iGllolien ilau II. unftcttg; s.
.. @entral 1108; @rie lSaa; Safe Sbore So ;
SIS. @entral 81; @ittSblr9 928; Nortbs
&eifern 39g; Brior. 584; 0}od@S8lano 105.
lluteridabamtS Silaus: Sob S38 ,459, :
1Q9. Sournrt S27 0Q1 eco
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-26
Gsfsnbasn. .1lnfaG.

@tnciuuatt, i, 25. Mai. = 6rau Senuie
Sruce, oeren So9ter Ntamie unO Sr. 0.
9rinfaro purben geitern aui einer @iieubabn'
bride in Der ytdhe bon 9anuille, ST., Don
einem 3uge Der ,3oleoo gaabaib gSeiiern=
8a5n" itberraibt unO iiberfabren. 6rau
8ruce tpurDe iofort get6otet, 1bre3Odlter t0ot'
lid uerleRt, uno Sr. SrinfarO erlttt einen
Rpiuf fr1rd,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-26

ar. ". ~. gSortman, SRI. 139, Horo1eutaips
~drase, furirt Die $ SGmorrb otoen pottto uno
permanent NIT eincr sanS neucn 9fetboos, obne
Neier, eisatur obcr S0leniiein unb sarantirt etne
adu5ltbe sur ODER uimmt teiae ye5cbtuns.
(WcuO, ,tWtf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-26
Sie Health Lift,

Stg n6dlIu Ai1tP
Gin completes @pmnaiium in iid ielbit, erforeert
uur ,ebu Wlinutcn td9lib. Ge 1T elm Sonicum fir
oaS Gebirn, Die serpen uno @iusfe!n. Gs psrbiiIet
9rantbeitsn uno lnoert d)roaiibe llcbel.
Sr. u. s. N 0 ffat BON Srootloa io9t: "Gs tft
porsslib seeisnet ir Sotdbe, ipeld1e itnSieH ODER
piel lteen uuo iit Oamer, foelt5e an Niut!er7 nno
anbern Sd,!pdbsn leisen." YarIors fIr Sanea uno
Setrtu: Ur. 40, O,EorO.Sbartssarske.
{iO0.t2 30S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-26
Retu Gd)mers! Sesiae @eiabr! &eip
EfnIffrInoI

Die "Colton Dental Association" TT tinnier er'
folsrsid, 3dbne obne Shmer5en aus5HileAen. 0te
srcsten 3weii!:r fonnen iid pou oeier 5batie9e tn
ben 3immern sir. 81, gSsr rTa1 1etteitraBe, Hoer'
teuaeu, (San. q, G WiteI)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-26
Htnoer=&utShen B..

bel s. eiuridb Shpars,
Sir. 211, Deit= Baltimore, nabe 4barles Stra6e
G,u proses aiiortiment nur Don ben beiten 6abrtz
fauten, nm S6 uuo auirudrts.
CciartdD gd,tparS.
SIR. 2lt, BcTtzSaltimore%, nabe @barlesitr.
f,t. q, q /, < Ql
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-26
GreOtt. @rtcfe ,t,.0 90cd1ieI

YoIt2, Solbon, Amheroam II. 6auptpIdbe 0sutfb.
iGnos behduota su baben bel
@ebr. @6ntrNer,
glr. 30, Gi0s&bntlesliT,,
(Som-l cine Ereppe qot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-26

yaten.e meroem ii;s GrFToer erfotrft.
Grit uat Changing bes Batefts fosroen @e0n9f
en- berc6net. q. s. & g8. s. Sopsra,
Str. 18, Secoubfira &c, Der Bof 9e9ennSer.
(Nebr2, ,12Dtte} 3neisa9ireau in sSaihinston, O.@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-26

S5E
vPeabObp 8 Seaet : 8triidernngsa
@eieUTGaft sSs SaIEtuseees"
Gstsae StsaBs,
aebeu oem Boft samic.
Gle N fest btrsit, aae MStea 8esanes, @is
bSin uRo $AaGfn.GnRSsg sgSGareit In ocrStGot onts
nuf BEN 2aEoe Gu Elm Jeer oees iirssre EtrmtRe az
cerahsfurtTtn,
Strestoztum:
EaaTsGa 8. &urga, BrdItoent;
HGIoiDop @SefeEs 5antes @aTepd
Gnod9 Yr0tt, Seiie EpIDH,
5. ., Sarptp, Sobn Ut. DIem,i
8. 3. y. 2or.osgs fSrdHcis gg6ites
&1os. S5litrtoae, SeDnrN Jsohirts
(Spttti0,tS) Ssia1Geo .. DUz, 9Th
equitable Se6enss8aTii5erunsss
GeEeliibaft
Der
Ser. Staaten,
S0Wbt0iireat 1r. 120, Src6Str0H,
Neto=gOrf.
@utbabsu mebr, ais nvununo5Don5i3 UiiliousH
IS Nib DEFENDERS euf ibre 9ontluesgoIicen au5s
merflam aenIctbt, iuPlde ale Yort1tils eiHer Srars
banf nit SebsRsoeIfnerHna perbinoen.
Or. %. Yeitd,eE, @eiddItsIhbrer;
Wr. FL, 9 SoHtb itr Ge.
gs iperosn eoIpOrteare ISolcitors) perlanst.
(5ebT IL, ,f2Nltl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-26

ar. NpbcrtSou, SIR. 10, b.@utap ifraBe
Obebanoelt fpe,ieu aGe Srantbeiten Der nrin Sr@
game, o,saniids s9pdde. nerooie S6pdde, oorz
Seiti9es Mlter uno ale 9terpsntrantbeiten, pei1e
pou usencliGeu Inbeiornenteiten 1errnarsn. 'thr5=
lib ent5iauoenc 8ranf9eiten itncn furirt. Serren,
fpeId,e fid, Gr U. anperrauen, fonnen Fd, persert
baltea, ba6 iis pifeuIhuitfG ano aufridtis bebanz
belt percen. Sirean tunoeu: -12 lbr U9s., "a
ubr Natbm. unb IS ubr stbbs. (Nebt2l ,t2OdeO
ge6e 0adler ourtau5 uaiieroibt senaht ourd,
Ole Nppll,iruug BON Iron clad : s 5ar uno Iron
Glad 6 ement Cute Odder, our69e5enos NIT
oel Iron Clad S arse befriden, baltsn iib pab>
,eno 10 Sabren obae D:itere Soften. Seihdotste
Ddber, bon Steti6mieben als untau9lth ertlarf,
,pieber berseitslt uue ibr 9ebraub auf Saare perz
iduaert burdJ seborise5 Iuitteiteu nit Der Iron
Cladzgy arbe uno zG eme n betuirtt. gle Ifbsi=
ten sarautirt. gGdIrase bon Saus=eiseut6iinern
erpiinibt. Games GcSatne,
(gprilt ,3RtD gtr. So, Glib pontbaGi itraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-26
Serf9crnR9eu.

9sM&Sd)e
Seuer 0esii1eraugs : @eIeai6aft
pun
Ittmotes
RorSofi gde Der Baltimore unO poIIISa1s
StraBe,
&tasan8 an SOttioGp itraBe.
BB- fyGr bic BoIicea "a
n nirS feine 9nHng gema9ts
CHARLES SBe6er, Yrdioent.
&einrtGl StrauS, BceSPraiioents
Dtrettorium:
antou Weistittel, gS. 9eorg Ntitaicn,
6rie0Iid ReDr, @9rtit. @fIel,
Seinrit5 Bees, y, H. 90nnemGnns
s. @. Soppelnann, 4ntoH 8olie,
$eter SolB. VI. y. Shulj,
Witt. Diltn9er, ebr. Sipps.
Charles x5ebsR, iHu., SsfI.
6r. Wi$tor &IGuenienet ~ aaeH[ obIgsr &eS
ieQibGft.
Iaeatur Der n0eutIdJeu 7EcGer=Seriidcruu95
GCie1idGIt bon Baltimore" i'll
HSaibtugtuu, ,. &.
Bireau: Sr. Su Inns &ourdo, SIR. 609, Z,
Strabe, Der BOtsutsOftce aeGeniber. tYldr12S,tJ)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-26
gl6trtttg=
MDDarat.
Ser6eferter
nigt : erpluFber
8eTu6lofet

Saapt.oifiee: Rr. 90, Rorosp poaiSabfr.;
Swets cihcc: Hr. 16O, sturo SaSitrabc;
SaruItneFEa6e. - Ibtrtte, Sloaten, Srnuueu,
Seler Il. I. ~. peroen bel Gag uuo ytabt obne Sc
ru9 ooer 9tfGbr 6es @rplooireRe 9ereiHist. BefeIs
(Suuiit,tSg
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-26

S6marSe Gcioc 70, So, 80, 400, 1l2 125, $50, 115.
S6marSe @rennoinfs 30, 371a, 80. 10. Z, TO.
@eitreiite @rsnaoinee 80, 60, %, 81.
Ylaio @renloines so, 60, 70. 81.
Htaibs =gB olIez 9 lie 12H, 10, Is, 20,
Gnali5be uuo franBoiide 8sse 90 Gts.
Broeaoe>ScntenntaI 37%
8rucaoezGentenntaI SIX,
Der ueuel,e uno eGssantefe Stoii eieier Saiion.
gSetfis 1tlt0 Sra1tcr- gS0Gren,
@orietten, GtrimpIe uno Snnueni1irnle Su jeDr
ernieori gten Yreiien.
gu beobad)ten!
SuheN id] mein Eager oon Spiben &aaren ans
,upertaujsu beablidtSe, offerre td) bier iolgenoe
'erwaancmS btHieen Grciien:
9uipure (dd)te) BON t21a i'll 100;
Sad (ddbte) DON "a iu 5O;
Hoint, Bout Mppliauc, 9uteiie, SnprHa, Saten'
cienues, Suihmir unO iddhlbe Spiben.
Spiten= YorbGnse
su 80, 2.GO 900 800, 400, BOD. 600, 100, s, g.
y6ertn oa5 9oppeite.
Tefte Yreiis nnO reeae SeOlenung garantlr1
Gtis &aniMan,
GI6-f) SSr. 22. 9forS=SntatpStt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-26
Die NNeltaltsfteuuma.
IaS gyIuftoi,a=yleuf;c.t.

gteu orr /, %. 1tai.- 0eute Wittag
unternabm es Der lHsrifaner Srancisco Be
ratio, i'm 6lcstmoob> Sarfe auf 25 gtuftangS,
Die iih aa9 einau0er abl0Iteu, III Stunoen
155 Tteilen 81 lciten.
= Die so. Oteile rpurbe in StunDen 134
gtn. SllriiGgelegt.
9icbenunOieb3ig uno cine babe Nteile
wurben IN Stun0en, 80 Minuten uno 45
,SefunOen, alIo III Is SefunOen mehr, Il8 Der
erforOerliAen onrdi6nittlid)en 3ett, Suriifgee
legt.
@nb1iA 9ewin1t er!
Beralto uollenoctc ieineu 9fitt beute abeno
ohne S9miertgfeit iuuerAaIb Der bebingteu
3ett. ST. bate Smet Uttnuteu iibrtg.
Wicatcret etsf 9laGfpeRS SSstamS. .
u ensO orf, %. Niai. - @tne De-
peidle bon Sladrpeu'8 S8loub melOet, OGB
beute gtaAmittag elne WieuterCt inter Den
oortigen 3udtbausirdainQe auSgebrOGen
iei, OaB Oiclelben Tbrc gtufiebsr iiberwdltig
unG itdJ Der Soote benlG@tigteu, nit Oeneu iie
mad Der Stabt 81 entfliebcn iii Se9rtfte itara
Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-26
gas 5plmes 'id,e Tatcnt. = 9ien nDanipf<SeS
nt6,reiuiouua5sSetel tel5Gjojt."

gcppide ourthsebenbs ssreinist nnb reno@
pirt. Sett, SGmut uno Motten geraus9e@
brad,t. gSir haben iiber ale Satentbe esiItrd69ur@
gen triump5ist. SptMss x eauapah,
fsnriu .sdlt1 Nr. 8, Span>Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-26
Se,ur. s. oartmauu.

0etnr. s. 0artmant.
Grlpart Sud smausis Yrosent in Strumpt=
maareu, SanSi9uben uno untsrfleibern.
Samenz, Serreuz u. Sinber'5ancp= Strnmpfwaaren
bet Iesten Ttobe, td9lttb erbalten In
Nr. f39, gSef>Salttmnrt@, 5ipliden Soutb
uno ealperttraBe. (Uiai16, ,2WiteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-26

TtaMrtetGI.
Bari 8, 25. Stat. - Die geiammte
Yteiie erflGrt fidI nit Der gntwort Ses 0tt.
ntiferS Ouiarre Guf Die BON WarquiS &c
6rancl:eu 9cite1tc SntsrpeQation SetrefiS
ausle9uug Der Contribution Sufrieoengeitellt.
Ole 3ettuug y0e ORBITS Oe 2'bomme" 1T
mt SeidlG9 bele9t uOrOeu, neil Die @igen=
tbumer cine Dor &ur5em iiber bisielbe per.
bdngte 9eloitrafe nidIt beSabltell. Die SoliSei
bat Die Yrehen unO Sppeu i'll Seftt geuon'
men.
Die gSirrea TIT oer 3hrfei.
P ar l 20. Wtai. - @tne SpeStal' De-
peltle BON 9Sien melbet ON ,2e 2empS," baB
ote SonaS pou Dem Sultdn Oerlangeu, oaB
er S25, ,000, 900 in Oem StaatSi9ate bcponiz
rem uno ietne @irtlliite auf So 100000 reou=
siren iol. Serner oerluugen iie, baB er eluen
ytatlonalratb ctniesen unb eincn europGii9en
6tnauSriHiiter anitellen iOu.
Bar!S, %. OiGt. - .2e Semp8" beridz
tet, oaB Die SOftaS ben SuItau aufgeforoert
baben, ben 3ttel y9alipb" abSulegen, ODER in
anoeren GSortcn, ais gCtltlideS Sberbaupt
Der Yfnhammebaner ab3uoanfeu.
Scr 8autpf iu Der &erse9otuina.
u a9u a %. Wtai. -3peltauIeno SIT
iurgenten haben utriudlt, Die SDben BON 3d.
Qeaei i'm 0titrifte bon @atld)to III beIeten.
VII biIlttSutp SSlSHIulllll UII 2Iulltlg IUCI-
DIES iiber oieieu Sorfan berid)tet, bebauptet,
oaB Die Sriur9enten nit einem Serlufte BON
$50 Mann 5uriid9citlagen muroen. gtad)
iluuii6eu Seri9ten trie5en Die Sniurgeuteu,
obgleid iie 2tnfangs 5uriidaei6lagen morben
tparen, Die Siirten inter Wutbtar YaidDa bis
Sternitfo 5uriid; eS iOllen 800 Eirfen uno
115 Sniurgenteu geialleu iein.
Wfartt umO Sorfe.
Qonb on, %. Otai, 1880 Na6m. -
Die 0iSfoutorate i'm oienen Marfte betrug
fir Sreimonatlife SiaS II YrOi., YrO3.
inter 8autrate.
2ioerpoo1, 25. Mat, 1880 Ra6m.-
8cumnOue fau unb geOriidt. Sberl. g.;
Srl. 6 SIG. - SerfGuie 5000 Ballen.
2onOon, %. Wtai. 3 llbr Radm. -
GoniolS Sc 9!16 fir @elO uub oitto fir
Sriei.
QonOou, 25. 9lai, 8 llbr Iatm. -
Der 8ullinn Sorratb III Der ySant BON
@nglanc" nabm wdbreno Der @ode I'M 53,>
600 Yfb. ct. Su.-9te Sauf 8eeybe betrdgt
i'm SerbGltniB Su ben Standardization 413
Br05., mGbralb bteicIbe lebte ISOLDE 494
Yro5. betrug. 9aS SuQion, meldes beute
anf Silan5 in Die Sant 9tn9, bctrug IL, 200
PfO. ct.
&Rrse SsabeIoepeIdlen.
- 0a8 Sdlif r@ballcnger" tamYtittuOd
bon ietner electromagnetic in SpitbcaO,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-26

@feroe 2nta,mcte fur trseno cine 6orm oes
Wateus. sarautirs oas Yisro nibt gu reben, bel 4.
o. WarpeH s Goutp., in gtr. 116, gs.z6aoeitez
Strase. Q24,Hl
Nte .@urefa q pmIs Setoc1 lit Die be-
- 1(eb:eite. 9oGe @r0be, sebDrlse ednse uno oohs
fommen sIatt. aae sr0seren @eiddfte perfauien
ais,eIbe. (Dlai26.t0itEJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-26
EaNa4e>J6eins

nab uno BON europa. Grehitbrtefe &c.
1ua btuiot an babea sci Sammee s. Be6sr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-26
@nrie 9abeIOepef6len.

= Da5 SdlTf n@balcnger" f0mWllttWOdl
bon ieiner @rforidung8relie in SpitbeaO,
@nglauO, al.
= 5enrp SingSIep, Der S6riitfeler, 1T in
2on6ou geItorbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-26
Die 1roftAnatiot oes Yrdiio cit en-
iiber Ole GeutenntaIieier.

g8aibtngton, %. Ma. - Sol0ence
9Sroflamation beS YrGf6enten mnrbe beute
ner6hentli9t: y9a ell YlenarzSeI1luB Oes
Senates uno ReprQIentantenhauieS am 10.
Wtai beItdttgt ipurbe, rueldcr folgenoermaBeu
lautct: yySei es beidloiien BON Dem Senate
uno 9ieprdlentantenbauie Der Ser. Staaten,
tnl @onsreiie uerian1iuelt, OaB eS Oem Solfe
Der peridisoenen Staateu en1pfoblen iein ioa
unh blermit empioBlen lit, lid oil Dem buns
bertidbri9en @ebnrtStaae unierer nationGIen
uuabhGngigfeit IN Den perldliebenen Counties
uno Stdoten 81 periammeln, uno oalel6it
eiuen SOrtrag iiber bic @ei6idte oeS betrcf'
fenSen @ountpS ooer Der StaGt pom Der 3ait
Der 9riinbung oerielben an abbaIten Su ai=
len, uno terner cine 9eorudte Deer gelhrtcbene
Sopte De8 Sortrags III bem GlerfS SGrean
be8 &ountps ooer Der Stabt, ionic elne an
Oere &opte in Dem Siireau OaS Sibliotbetars
bcS Gongreiie8 IN Sermabyun9 5u gebeu, baz
nit auf bleIe 9Seiie cine polItdHoige ueber>
iidt oe8 Sortid)ritt8 unierer Snitltutionen
mahreRb be8 erlten SabrblnoertS Der @rtitsn5
Oerlelben erlangt meroen fann,"" uno oa eS
rathIam erifsint, oieie @npfeblung benz
Solfe Der Ser. Staateu Sur SenntniB III
brtngeu, 10 uer0hentlidle id) lllpIieS g.
Grant, Yrdiioeut Der Ser. Staaten, oenielben
IN Der 6oftnnng, OaB Der 3lned Der 9feiOlu.
tion ben SeifaQ DeS 8OlfcS ituNeu miro, unb
baB Die geeigneteu Sdritte 9ctrofeu perOeu,
Sieien 3ped 81 errcidcn. @e9eben gu gSaib
ington am %. Niai 1876. Il. 9. 9raut.
@egengeS.: $. 6iib."
Ste aSelta,asit itellums~
bilaoelp ia, 25. Wat.- 0a5 QSetr
ter i'll 10 idDu, rpie MIR gepiinIht werOeu
fam, unO bic 3abl Der Seiu9er nimmt tdg-
lid 3u. Die Sauptz9ebduOe, Die Yromena=
ben unO 8ege iiHo Don Seiudlern gefiillt.
Die Madinerie in Der yMai1iuens . aae"
muroe UNI I'll llbr beute 0iorgeu in Still=
ftano geebt, nnb Sas Sr6ener Oe5 5rn. Gil=
more bielt parauf iein erftes @onSert in Der
erwGbnten 6alle.
- 6r. Soiepb 90. Sapling, Superinteltz
bent Der ih0nen Siinite in benz britliden De-
partenteHt, retj'te beute Mor9eu widtiger
9eiddfte balber nad Gn9lQuo ab. - Sic
Preisrid]ter hielten beute cine Seriammluug
bel pelfer Sir @ba8. 1eio, @rdiiOent Der
Qonboher SAulen, cine Gieoe belt. Gr be,
merftc in berielbsn urtar In0erem, OaB CT
a1e Bis iett itattgefnnoenen gSeltausfels
lun9en beiuht babe unO obne 3G9ern iagen
fDnne, baB Die segcnirdrti9e alle uOrber9ebed>
Den ithertreffc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-26

sS 8remaes @elo gu ben 3 o d # EN- BrstieH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-26

Nx. II, 9ermam., Swtiheu Sont5s u. ealoertHr.
The New York herald., 1876-08-02

The directors Of the National Rife Association hold
their monthly meeting yesterday, General shalcr
presiding On motion Of General Mcmahon the Scc-
rctary was instructed to communicate with the Przo
Committee about the bronze medals ordered at prev
ious meeting for presentation to aatng clubs. On
the matter OF granting PERMISSION for the erection
Of shooting gallery the range at Creedmoor was
referred to the Range Committee. To the samo com
mtee was referred the matter of obtaining The of
ground back Of the 900 yards range for tho
commodation visitors to the matches
Two letters from Captain Macdonald. of the Scotch
National Rife Associations offer OF camping ground
CreedmOor TOR the team and tho other declining the
offer with thanks, as the team had determined to
abandon their original intention OF camping out
motion was made by Mr. Sandford that hereafter
coaching should be permitted in individual shoot
ing after competitor has taken his place at the firing
pot. This LAID on the table
A correspondent, writing on behalf of several men,
hers OF tho National Guard asked that hereafter the
Poppenheusen Marksman's Badge be competed for on
other day than Saturday. Referred TO Executive
Committee.
The directors then adjourned and the Executive
Committee assembled.
On motion the Range Committee was empowered to
contract with some responsible person Tor the
structIon OF telegraph lines between the butts. the
superini endeht's Office and the firing points.
The committee decided. for tho present. not to change
tho day OF shooting for the marksman's badge
In compliance with request from a cavalry marks
man the question of carbne shooting nt the coming
fall matches was considered and IL deemed best
800 yards ohand tho former distance and kneelius
nj the latter
The New York herald., 1876-08-02
A NEW RIFLE RANGE OPENED.

The impetus given to rifle shooting by tho success Of
the Crcedmoor devotcos of the manly sport Is having
favorable results throughout the country
Many new ranges have been established, and others
being opened from time to time. The rife range
at Pourhkeepsic opened yesterday large number
OF spectators beng present There were two
matches one at 200 yards and the other
at 50O any position without artificial rest Tncro
Ave prizes for tho 1--WE leading competitors In each
match. Those Of the 200 yards silver cup, life
membership In the association, leather ammunition
case silver badge and annual membership These
respectively won by Colonel A. r. Lndlcy with II
out OF poss bic 25) II. G. Wolcott, II T. f. Dcnegar.
q; b. Parker 20, and J. n. Winsow 20. There wcro
about thirty entries In each match. The
prizes in the mid range match were gold
badge, Ic membership. odhcadcd cane, silver medal
and annual membership. The Winners with the ap-
pended scores out of possible 25 /. H. Sargent.
"a: T. f. Eencgar, "a; b. Parker, 90; G. II. Macy. -,
and Jesse Booth, D. Colonel John Boiinc. who IS
President OF the range, hcbcoorth to be known as the
Ff Division Range, supervised all the arrangements,
anording very general satisfaction.
The New York herald., 1876-08-02

sixth, Gray Friar seventh, but close togencr that
there no daylight visible between them, and they
IN this order around the upper turn. When they
reached the quarter pole Waco leading one length
Inspiration second, Mercicss third, Burgoo fourth,
May ID. fifth, Nirginus sixth, Gray Friar sew
enih. Going down the backstretch Waco showed
the way, Inspiration second, Mercess third, these
three beng close together Two lengths behind
were Burgoo and May d., then length further away
was Nirginius. The horses passed the hai-inc pole
in This order and II seemed they ran around the
lower turn that 10 of the trio front nj that lime
would tie race be awarded IL not to be so. how
ever, for as May got into straight running
on the homcstrctch she burst away, gong rapidly
through the others and came the stand winner by
length, Inspiration second, two lengths ahead OF
Waco tho latter lengths ahead OF Bursoo, Mcrci
less nth, Nirginius sixth, Gray Frar seventh llmc
oi the mile A. which the best mile that has been
made during the meeting.
RACE
was for purse of $780, all ages dash OF two miles
-Four came to the post These j. Loriliard's bay
mare hercilcss, by Eclipse. dam Barbarity, years
Old, carrying 96 lbs. ID. Mechanic cl's chestnut mare
Madgc, by Australian, dam Alabama. years old lis
lbs n. j.. Loriard's chestnut colt Warlock, by War
Dance, dam Undine years oil, lol los; ii. i. Nc
Grath's bay horse Aaron Pennington, By Tippcrary,
Grnsteads chestnut colt ST. Martins by imported
Phaeton, dam Tokay, years old. lis lbs. Warock
and ST. Martins sold for nearly even the pools, AMI
they were heavily backed, the Others being thought
little Of Pennington having been ang for some tine
and his owner merely starting HIM for 'scrape' ana
10 II his pins right. He gallant race and
was capital second IN extraordinary time with ia
los on his back. ST. Martins ike racehorsc as
be 49, handling the new wei lhis like giant.
The New York herald., 1876-08-02
CRICKET NOTES.

The Manhattan Club of this city will play match
to-day the Prospcc Park grounds against the Union
Club, OF Paterson, j., wckes to BIO pitched at ten
O'Clock. The Manhattan eleven will bc selected from
the following members --Nessrs. j. Smith tCaptain),
Il. \. jenkins, s. L. Hosford d. McDousall, H. Greg.
r. Hooper, g. Giles, Jr, /. Love, Q. W. Jackson r.
Oakley, II. Tucker, s. Maxim, J. J. Barclay and W.
Longmire.
The Toronto ub lCanadal play the ST GEORGES 10.
morrow and the Marion and Germantown Cups OF
Philadelphia on the two following days. -
The 81. Georges play the Nannattans on the ''h
inst al the grounds at llobokon.
The match between the English and American pay
crs IN The three New York ciubs--the 81 Vcorsc-
Manhattan and staten Island-wili be played the hrst
week In September tho grounds st Ho0oken or Inc
benefit Of their professionalA
The New York herald., 1876-08-02
The aies, quotations on the candidates in this rae
were aS follOWs.-
PIGEON SHOOTING.

The members Of the Fountain Gun Club met ycstcr
day at Browns, on the Ocean Boulevard Brooklyn
for their third monthly contest for tho champion
badge OF tho club The birds provided were nearly all
fast flyers n thick belt OF woods less than hundred
Yards from tho trap attracting them ththcr. After
the champion badge disposed OF the parties
shot for gold pen and pencil three birds each, in
which Mcssrs Sheridan, Sane and j. White iied each
killing their birds. In shooting OF miss and so out
cnch brought down his first bird, and each missed tho
next when the stock oi birds was exhausted, an1 tho
tic will be shot of at the next monthly meeting.
Mr. Slanc who won the badge yesterday, won II also
on each OF the two previous meetings.
SUMMARY.
GRorNDs OF THE FOUNTAIN GUN CLuB OCEAN BouLE-
vApp 1. L. August !, lS76.-Third monthly match for
championship badge, birds each, Fl yards rise, SO
YARDS boundary. ~ ounces shot, Long Island rules
to govern -
The New York herald., 1876-08-02
PREAKNESS AND THE GOODWOOD
CUP

II will be remembered that Mr. Sanlord's prcakncss
finished third In tho contest for Goodwood Cup
run July 81, though OF course, every American turf
regretted that he did not land the winner but to
show how closely his charces estimated by somo
the English critics. the following from ''vigiant,n
OF the London Sportsman, july 49, is given
rrcakncss, with 1l9 lbs, may run into place, and
for lhis position good judges o hurscHcsh VII support
hun when they see him stripped IN the saddlng pad
dock. In fact Mr. SANFORD has candidate in Freak.
ness that 30 lbs. hunting might covct the
horse had been schoolcd TO hounds, and think hc
will stay TIE Tor the GoodNoo! Cup, though like
his stable companion, Mate, for the Stakes he may be
lust n little deficient In pace To Ibis year, how
ever. toe Americans fortunate that thc entries
The Goodwood Cup there s not Derby winner for
their champion TO meet, and as consider that Freak
ness is thoroughly trained. he ought least get
place. m order to establish the character which he
brought with him to this country.