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= SH PariS 1T Der befannte 8u6tGuoler
uno 8erle9er Qmbrolie Sirmin geltOrben.
Die 9lfOniiiten in Spaneu habeu in ben
lesteH Sagen Sc &anonen erbeutet.
- OaS 2onooner 6auoeS Outttorium
mlr) am 29. D. W. ben untergang OeS Dpfr8.
vStratb 9lpoe" unteriudeu. Der 9ampfer
y6rancOnia" 1T OOrIaufig Suriidgebalten NOT
ben.
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NemsYort in Southampton Elm.
= Sn Berlin if bic gIadridt Don Scm
ausfaIl Der fran30iiiAen Bableu gitnftig uuf.
9enomuen uOrben.
- --3wtlden &gppten uno 4beiiiuieu idwe.
ben Observation-Disclosures.
- Seitrelf bot oerfiigt, alle auf Oalmati-
ldleS @ebiet ibertretenOeH Sniursenten su in
ternireu.
Der Gruf @bamborb bat 5rn. @lauOio
Sannst i4riftlld seOautt, neil er ein 8uf
ilber Die Ser. Staaten geidrieben, weIde8
oem HepubllfaniSmuS felnolib lit.
- Sn BurtS glaubt man, oaB Snbellc
oemnd6it nadJ Spauien 5uriidfebren mro.
Ser Seutife 8uu6eSratb bat bic SiG
ltber AmenOirung oe8 Sraflooer acceptrt.
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ar. scarf @erabeats. otr elninente giantn. or

Gtit nod grIauauna bes Baerts wtroen @ebiibz
Ten berehnet. 9. &, & gS. &. Sowaro,
Rr. 18. 9 econoHrase. Der Boff seseniiber.
(5ebr2s t2DiteJ 3weis>Sireau in Wai9in9ton, S.@.
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,SOahp" fam bon 2iperpOOl an.
Die ,@eiellld)aft Der Cincinnati" feterte
ben beutt3en Sag our6 Elm Sanfett.
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genuluter 46.

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erfennung Der fatboliiden Stride ais herr
itenoe unO llnteria9ung Der Nusiibung ieoe,
anOern &eli9ioH in Spanien.
StaIten.
beuoen @naldnoern unb Imcritanern qe
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8eats muroe geiteru inter eutipredenbsn Sci
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erbobeu ueroen.
serbiem.
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itdnSifen 81 banoeln, ober Suriif;ubleiben,
wenn Die 3eit fomme, ju banoeln. Die
Siirten befolgten cine triigertife Yolitit.
0as ierbiidle Solf babe iid i'll Der Sfup-
tId)tna su @uuiteu bes Sr;egcs nit ben Sir,
fen erfl6rt, Die Stilnme Der 0fientlifen Met.
nun9 miife cine heili9e 8flidt erfillen, ooer
Dem mcrallifen Sooe erliegen.
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SfabeIz&egung
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1iuerpool mad Baltimore ab.
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Gtuerpo ooI, %. Sebrunr. 8aummoae
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Sertdufe 5000 8alleu.
0onbou, %. Sebr.- 9tmeritan. Bombs,
aIte 65er 1851; 1O,40er 1861. Die 3inSratt
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6ranfIurt q. 81, %. Sebr.-arHerif.
Bombs, neue 6iinier 1Ol4.
NTtD erpen, %. ebr.-YetrOlsum 80
6rcs.
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@reigniB mar jebod cine Ebcoterooriiellung,
in rpel6er bic Sofbaltuug bes Sce .9tegeuten
9orS Sotetourt in @ifliamsburq 1853 sur
9arftelluns fam. Sat iebe alte Samilie bes
Staates mar inter DEN 0aritellern psrtreten.
Siele alte &oitIme, Grbitiide unb 9iaman=
ten ans jenen 8ugcn famen bel bieier @ele'
genhcit an's 9idt. 0as Sen iflob nit eiuem
gro6en @olouial=Saa. 9as Sbeater mar
prodtuou hef0rirt.
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Waooop t.mo SanfeD. - 9tn6tus
SYefft

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btsber ID 5tan6e gebradte SeriammlnHs
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&bor mar itGrfer, uno Die Seterfufen maiieit-
baft. @iner bat fir ben perurtbeilten W6roer
6ubintein, yoamit Der Ser Seius ieiner nies
oer9eidmetterten uuo iiinolid|en Seele ofiens
bart merben m6ge." Der Gbrm. Sgug be-
tete, iit1 auf ben 9eburtStas oes ,Saters bes
Baterlanbes@ @ibe5ieheno, fiir bic ganse Ration.
Mooo9 betonte es beionoers, baB Der ungee
boriam gesen @Ott felt ben alten aoant- 3eiten
Die llrIad1e alles meni9li6en @lenoes iei,
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Geemer.

gtep or t, y. Sebr. - Ser Slrdlens
ratb trat beute Worgen wieber in Der yBlp=
mouth. Sir1e" suiammen. Die Sieung iii
abernlals cine gebeime, feline 3eitun9Sberitt,
erltatter muroen Sugelaiien uno Iebe Sortebs
rune aetrOfien, I'M cine Ser0Hentli6uug oer
Serbanoluugeu 81 uerbinoeru. Otan Der.
ninlmt ieood, oab iiber ben @omite> Yerid)t
i'm 8etreii Der 4rt uub 8eiie Der ausitoBung
uon &ir6enrlitgllebern beratben wurbs.
IDlau bort, baB mdbrenO oe8 gan3eu GOr.
mittaos Der gerlbt Oes @omte'S iiber bic 2.
uuo 8. 6ra1e bes Senolfrei! ems beipro6en
muroe. Die Seriammluug metnt bas
&omite - ioGe entibeioen, baB in benz Safe
Secher's cine neue llnteriu9uug Dor Der Sc,
meinoe eiugeleitet perben ioue uub baB man
ben AnflGgern alle @elegeuheit gebe, ibren
Naa III unterbretten. Der Beridt puroe an,
9enommeu; MIR u TfuslieOer itlmmten ba=
gegen.
ssn Der Na6mittaosFeung purben bic 9ez
rid)te iiber bic A. uno 5. 6rage bes Senbfd)ret=
bens angenommeu. Die Sra9e Scr. 6, oh Die
Blgmonibfir6e in ibrer 0tssiplin iiber tbre
greuSen binausgei6ritten ei unb Die Qn-
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elmer lanaen Debate 4ula3. Das @omlte
empfehlt, baB Die Seriammluus bers Stride
ratbeu ioa, Den Sal flint etntueuten BerioneH
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NeHe An3etgen

bet = e I'm - cdr DC,
ttG fdr dle Sohieu Del SGm2en eiancnb.
Vpm CeIsSSnipeftut Der Staot BoItimn-e
tutto obtses Del ais oas bette Iur Seit TIM o.
braudIe befinoIidhe empfphIen. E(nni2I iS.N
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8arts, %. 6ebr.-0ie neueftcn 8abts
6erthte iteIIen bas ReiuItat pte folgt: 9te>
publitaner 1913, Gonierp. 8epublitaHer IS,
SOnapartliten ga, 2esitimtiteu 26, @Onisroc.
the "a, @OHititutioualifteu 20, JtaoitaIe II.
Sn LOG 0titriften ftnO Sti6mGblen moth,
tpenrig. g8enn aae SdQe entidieOen fno,
bann msroeu bic 0lepubltfaner 283 Slee ba,
ben, bauon fommen 156 auf Die gtnte un6 SO
uuf ole duBerfte 1inte. 8etOe 6ruftionen
wercen cine Mebrbett baben, ohne 3tlfe oeS
lluten SentrlImS.
, 1876-12-03

rent already paid. Besides these assets, tneIe mere
are several small notes and claims due tue iate
concern, which are more than suihcleht 10 pay
the expenses Of closing up the estate. ,.
,Saco1.d-As to futurr diyldends, thc co'nl!l: t.,
tee say that none need be eSpecteu 1nlll
some Of tie real estate can be sold, or the May
e. CoffInan note collected. a favorable oecls-
ion is hoped for in the suit cn1oinlng paymeenIt
Of Of said note in January, in which case dtyt,
dend could be paid in February. q 1orceo
sale at present the Committee deem to be un-
wise. as the property would probably not br1ng
more tnan one-fourth its value, and such sale
Of the assets now would not pay the creditors
10 cents on tue dollar, in addition to the pre-
vious dividends. Proceedings have been com
mcnced against the stockholders to test the
question Of their liability to the creditors Tor tne
amount Of their stock, and decision is expect
ed some time this month. II favorable
to the creditors the amount that
can be collected from the solvent
stockholders, estimated at about S35,o0g, Will
90 to increase the amount o1 final diTloends.
II any OF tho creditors arc desirous OF c!u1ping
together and making up an amount OF claims
against the bank sufficient to purchase any oi
the above-named property, they are requested
to call on nny Of the folloWing-named gentle"
men of the Committee: Charles keifsmaer'
Kinzie street, between Wells and La Sale; An
ton Fricderich, 1SS Madison street; Fred waite walter
Huxlnann, 145 North Clark street; William
Meester, In Michigan street.
, 1876-12-03

THE "P0ST" BADLY GAUGd1s
There is custom among evening papers OF
stealing each others dispatches and other news
"A practice which can hardly be reconciled with
strict morality, though perhaps based on good
business principles. The evening Ne7as, a
sprightly and lively little paper OF this city,
feeling aggricred that the Post should nave
taken its American Press Association dispatches
without so much Us saying "By your leave"
nut up a lob on its ncighbor, and yesterday
printed the following bogus telegram IN its
columns:
SAD STORY OF DISTRESS IN sERV1A.
LONDON Dec.2.-A correspondent OF the I7naes,
writing from Setyia, where he nus spent many
weeks, says that the country presents gloomy
nctnre to the traveller The land is devastated and
the people are starring. e..
EVERYWHERE he found men and women crying for
food He could see in any large village hundreds
OF Young women in state OF semi mi-nqa'ty. ~ ns'
Mace under their CONTROL Children are starving
by thousands throughout the country.
The men, young and old, go through the streets
shouting for brcad cursng the rich for not coming
to their aid. few days ago the Mayor o. the pro-
yincial town Of Sovik issued proclamation ending
with the ouiuous words: Er us shit ID Etsll lws
mel ium cmcht" {the municipality cannot add.
upon reading this, the people, led oy the women
OF the town, Organized riot, in the course OF
which dozen honseswerc pillased and over twenty
persons were brutally murdered
The Post swallowed the bait and stole the
dispatch whole. After 1t had printed it In it's
first edition some one explained the matter, and
it was suddenly withdrawn The joke may be
appreciated by reading backward the apparently
1nreign language in the next to the last para
graph. The McMullcns referred to are OF course
the proprietors Of the Post
, 1876-12-03
BRUSH AND EASEL.

WHAT - StlSt UN IN A0tAA AnA'
The principal topic Of interest in art circles is
the approaching complimentary reception ten
dercd By large number Of ourlocal art lovers
to the Academy OF Design. The date has not
yet been named, though those who have the af
fair in charge slate that it will come of on or
about the 18th inst It is proposed to make a
new departure in this reception one that its
origin:tors claim will be- more pleasing to those
who attend, and at the same time will secure
more substantial results 10 the Academy Prof.
Swing has consented to prepare short essay on
the .sMisslon Of Art, Which he will deliver on
the OCCASION; musical club of prominence
has promised to contribute from its resources;
popular reader will he engaged, and it tisin con-
formulation to close the festivities with hop In
the large hall under the main gallery, now used
rs the School Of Design. Nearly all the local
1itupcrs have promised to contribute to the SUI
cess of the evening, and tho most oi their con,
tributions will lie donated to meet ING tcHPoIal
needs of the Academy. On tho evenings ol the
second md third days following there Will be
nnhlic salc Of all the pictures donated. The
Programme for the occasion is in tho hands OF
= committee composed Of leading artists anu
ort patrons, and will be ready 1or pubucatlon
in the course Of the coming week
RARE ESGRAvnGs-
There is now on exhibition 1t the bookstore Of
Jansen. McClu1g s. Co. one OF the finest col
1ectfons Of rare engra7inEs ever seen IN Inc
West. They are the Importation of Mr..
Fred Keppcl, Of New York, who for years
has made profession OF collecting. the
works Of tlc old masters in the use OF the bErtn
and erayer. The ..llectjon comprises some OF
the rarest works OF Ea:co Baldini, Including h;s
tProphet Armos,' which is 4 bcaut1iuI specimen
OF the art OF engraving in Its infancy; Albrccht
Ducrcr's famous cartoon Of sMelancholy" and
two forrerics thereof--this picture, like the
SchleswE- -Holstein matter, has for years been
, 1876-12-03
WENTWORTH


Mr.. George P. Plant County superintendent
Of Schools, and the other members Of tne anu
Wentworth quartette, are not likely 70 stano
idly by and see Mr.. Wentworth draw his salary
As Principal of the Normal School. a reporter
of THE TRIBUNE saw Mr.. Plant yesterday anu,
that gentleman. while US miid-mannerea anu
amiable as usual, had not wavered any IN MS
opinion of Mr.. Wentworth. When asked "nat
he should do, be replied that he should very
probably 20 to County Treasurer Huck
and Law before him the law and the
facts in the case, aud protest agalnst
the payment Of any money to the said "ent-
worth Should this protest prove OIL nohe e. r.
feet, Mr.. Plant said he thought it "ou1d DC ns
duty to again appeal to the courts; ne maln,
that, according, to Judge Williams, tho County
Board has no authority to employ teachers ana
nav salaries, and has simply the authority 10
keen up the school in the interest OF education.
and for the preservation OF the school bIlldlng
and property, until such time as tue Couht{ 5ltt
tho latter Board have sole. right In the
matter Of employing TEACHERS and hxing
salaries; that they have hot employed Mr.
Wentworth, four OF their number fayorlnS hm
and four objccting to him, and, hnally, that
Mr.. Wentworth has raised his SALARY 70 Tue
duccd last year to $3.50 month, as measure
of necessary economy. Hc considers that thls
is great wrong, and that nobody can apply the
remedy but the qlrartette Of which he is mem
Der. 1ence his decision, as above stateu, e.
{o.ts TO- sec bsfdqs Mr. bi Mnsk tns ana IL whieS S
he will seek redress in the courts. 1t is posi-
blc however, that this plan may receive some IN
modification. as there Is to be a meeting Of the
antl-Weutworth men Monday.
, 1876-12-03
THE CITY-HAIL.

There we're 2,162 arrests made BY the police
force in November.
The Committee on Markets Is called to meet
in the City Clerks office Monday at 8 o'clock
Every strect-lamp in the city will be- fur
nished with a three-foot burner by "Wednesday
night.
The CITY Treasurer yesterday received $8,531
from the Water Department and $80,00O from
County Treasurer Huck.
Marshal Benner was sick yesterday, and una
bic to attend to bis duties. 4 severe cold con-
tracted at the fire Of Thursday night is his COM
plaint.
J. E. Otis yesterday took out permit to
build q one-story store 50x9o feet, corner OF
Fourth avenue and jackson street. The struct-
ure is to be used as carriage repository
Some Of the yariety-snow proprietors whose
licenses were revoked Friday called upon the
Mayor yesterday to request the privilege OF CIV
ing Il Just one more performance to close up the
week II but his Honor turned a deaf ear to their
entreaties, aud they went away cursing'
The number OF deaths resulting from scarlet
was for the preceding week, but the Commits
sioner OF Health thinks that the disease IS
rapidly disappearing, because the number OF
new cases reported BY the physicians is daily
growing smaller
It is quite probable that the difficulties at
tending the opening OF Harrison street to the
river will prevent tue public from using the
bridge improvement till some time next year,
and only then II the city has money enough to
pay for tue land which it will be necessary to
condemn and pay for
The members of the Fire Department are very
thankful to Philip Diedrich. who keeps the
Merchants Exchange, No. II South Water
street, for his generosity in supplying them
| The. late fire. They also thank Aid. hirk for
paying for the breakfast Of all those Of the De
partnent who chose to take it at Mr. Dicdrich's
place.
The city authorities desire to notify the local
managers Of the foreign insurance companie;; e;
| their net receipts-will subject them to indict-
| ment as the law provides; the public at large
that they can save 10 per cent on their water
| rents by paying before next Saturday night; the
Justices Of the Peace that settling Of their az
counts with the city would be most pleasing.
| The municipality is anxious to collect all the
revenues, amicably If it can; otherwise By legal
procedure
The Committee on Streets and Alleys Of the
South Division met in tho CITY Clerks office
| yesterday afternoon to consider the opening OF
Calumet avenue. The Council passed an ordi
nance to have the street opened. Petitions
have been presented to have the street remain
as it is and others to have the opening made,
| The case was argued yesterday, Mr.. Gray ap-
| pearing for those, who want the improvement
and Messrs. Barber and Christian for those who
| do not want it. After listening to deal oil
| talk, the Committee almost decided to report
! to the Council that both Of the petitions be
| placed on tile, thus leaving tho subject as it At
present is. A report will be made Monday.
! The Mayor yesterday received letter. from
Morris O'Lcary, now residing in Brooklyn, ask,
inE assistance in finding his two DAUGHTERS
, 1876-12-03

With Mr. Moody and Mr. Sankey IN rcesri gnsalt ~
continuing the work in Chicago and the North
west after Messrs. Moody and Sankey har.
gone.
The Hon. L. L. Mills, E. A. Storrs, and VIM
lam 4. Clark, Of Muscatine, Iowa, John Jones,
and Mr J: W. F. 1I;no Lno%aS Mai VIII ipsak On Tues
/ Proclamation of President Lincoln. 3
, The United Fellows Society will turn ont =,
the evening Of the 9Th Of December, at Un;oo
Hall. to take part In celebrating the Emantdna4'
tfou Proclamation OF President Lincoln. ri,
Society has been organized nearly twelve yesrx
and is composed OF the most prominent colored
men In the city.
The Centennial Church Of the Evangelical A.
ISOLATION, corner Of Hoyne avenue and Harrison
Bishop Dubs, OF Cleveland, O., will oticdate.
Services at 1880 a. m. and 3:ao and rs .. n.
I The morning and evening services will be cnn.
| Quoted in the German and the afternoon in tha
| English language. All are cordially invited.
A fair and concert will open on Monday ey.n.
ing in the newly-erectcd Synagogue of the Bnat
| Sholom congregation, on Michigan avenue, b.
viii be kept open every evening during the week
| fc1cept F riday). An extensive stock Of orns-
mental and useful goods will be displayed, md
sold at considerably reduced prices.
Interesting exercises may he expected in eou+
nection with the annual meeting OF the ulinoif
| Woman Suffrage Association, to occur at tht
| First Methodist Church on Tuesday, Dec s.
by Mrs. Fernando Jones; Miss Frances E. WI.
iari's address before the Woman's Congress:
orations By Capt. W. T. Black, Mrs Il. IL +.
| Cutler, and others.
| The Chicago Athenaum, IS Washington
| street. will open an ungradcd day school for
, 1876-12-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

: The first regular meeting Of the Marine En-
glneers' Association will be held On Tuesday
evening, Dec s, at Odd~Fellows' Hall, corner Of
Desplaines and Washington streets.
The Chicago Mechanics Institute will hold
its regular monthly meeting Tuesday next at 8
P. m. All members are requested to be pres
ent. Directors meeting Monday at s p. N.
ANY having in their possession any private
papers Of the late U. R. Hawley will confer a
great favor BY giving Indignation Of the fact to
Mrs. .. R. Hawicy, No 27 Warren avenue.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Board Of
Councillors OF the Hospital for Women aud
Children corner OF Adams and Paulina streets1
Will be held at the residence OF Mrs. Joseph
Meal1, 10 Park row, Tuesday, at D. m.
Executive Committee and Devotional CommIt-
tees OF the meeting conducted by Nessrs.
Moody and Sankey Will be held in Lower Far
, 1876-12-03
MT. HOLYOKE.

....a. axrza.; .;z,+:o, ~ tho A1nm-
Inc Nos'n" cot.! " at =, +ho
nB o1 hlouht noIyohe eet''''"'J ~'
Grand Pacific Hotel yesterday afternoon at
o,e,ock. There we're present Mrs. Fl. F. Waite,
H.. ~ Marrfc1- Mrs. O. r. Avery, Mrs. W.
~ ni'ss ~ ~ ~ 4I ~ ~ p,-,,,r,on aftss T.
:. "ooa"o''n' .nts. - ~ p.a. n-~
G. 1ycs, Mrs. j. IT, sEcee, Mrs. .. .. Ahc.., ALL o.
s, L. Stevens, Mrs. Kate Steele, Mrs. W. A.
N5,bo1e Mrs r.. n. Rabbitt. Mrs, S. H. Adams,
49, 9 p.ror afre u,rchant. Miss sophie
."n' - =, ~ - -: T-o.., .t;ee r Rov-
Durham, MISC GeGEse 1fce'ai ns r Ne Mo.1 hf;Sa
nor, Miss l.: =. =; Ano ~ d L. 1' 10 naaeta
johnson. Mrs WalLc presluTo, anu tLe ~
ing was begun with devotional exercises. thc -,
usual reports we're read anu auoptsu, anu a,,it NV
election OF officers 1or Tue ensrs W. D.;
ed: President, Hrs. IT, :; na1tc} r."a+ Me-
dents, Mrs. ). H. Adams, MrS. ooel T.aHs' Htte'
George Herbert, Of Ghlcaeo; Mrs; =. - r. R9iaa w.
goun, ot Iowa; Miss He!en Feapqoy auu paiee iss
Mary Evans, OF Olno: Mrs. .. .. naGa: lazy ~
Forest; Mrs. \. Il. Smith, Iowa; MISS ~;
Hathaway, Illinois; MISSES heien ntosle4 e4aie aho
Charlotte smith, OF 1icni alls. iHn1s I;e eSsos'
Of kenwood; Recording Secretary, MISS - =: ~ w.
Ives; Corresponding secretary, HLrs. - ~ u
rington, Treasurer, MISS l.. =. L. hllHpall.
Letters were read by the Corresponding etc-
retary, Mrs. Purlngtoll: MISS EaMarus, ol th5
Seminary, wrote that the new Art bulluing ra 1au
entire cost-S60, 0OU-had been pa1o, put nucn
remained to be done BY the irlenus Oh tns lustl-
tuition in furnishings for its halls ana caplncts;
Desirable specimens were needed IN the Natara1
History Department, as we're also WQrks ol art:
A set OF Ward Casts" had been procured
through the personal exertions OF Miss Ed
wards, at a cost Of s., 100.