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Senior Francisco Martin y Gutierrez. di-
rector OF the Tacon Theatre, Havana, has arrived
at the Clarendon Hotel He is a small, courteous
gentleman, with dark complexion and black
hair and speaks no other tongue than Spanish.
He lie not yet prepared to engage an Italian
opera troupe, but will make the acquaintance OF
all the talent he hears OF In this city, developed
or undeveloped, with a view to future arrange
ments. Audiences at the two theatres OF
Havana, the Tacon and the Albion, have been,
he states, large throughout the past season, but
tickets are bought with paper money only. Lit
tie or no coin Ia circulating. A newly orgs nized
Italian opera company from Peru, with four
managers and Signora La Ponte az primA donna,
is to open at the Tacon Julyl5.
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ANDERSON On Thursday. june 20, OF consumption.
Margaret, wife OF Henry &. Anderson.
Funeral on Sunday, July 2, from the North Baptist
Church, Of Christopher and Bedford ste. at
O'Clock. Relatives and friends respectfully invited.
BARNErT.-on Friday, June 80. 1870. Martna Bar
nett daughter Of John and Charlotte barnett aged ~
years
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral on Sunday. July At IL
o'clock from the residence OF her PARENTS Flushing av
near Knickerbocker ev., brooklyn. r. ID.
LORD-on Thursday. June 20. John Lore, aged 81
yesrs and months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral from his late residence, IS Hester
Sunday, July 2, at 2 O'Clock r. NJ.
krICKERBoCKEEs, ArrgrrIoN.-You are requested
TO assemble at headquarters, 1872 Hester st. sunday,
July z, at p NJ for the purpose Of paying the last
tribute Of respect to our late comrade, John Lord
BY order Of wALSTEIN q. SMITH. Captain,
hURPHY.-on Friday. June 80. James A. Murphy. m
his $50 year.
The relatives and friends OF family invited TO
attend his funeral AZ ST. Stephens Church. East 2Sth
st., Monday morning at 10 o'clock where services
will be held His remains will be deposited In the vault
OF the church,
McLAUGHIIN.-On Friday, June 80 IN the goth year
of his age, Dominlck f. Mclaughlin only son OF Nj
chael and the late Ellen Mclaughlin.
Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral
from his father residence 50 Marion st. this Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock.
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The Gre., slaush,er Pen.

number of cattle dealers have formed a
company for the purpose Of reopenng the Communt
paw abaitolr which was closed several years ago,
when the ADattors built on the Hackenssck and
In Harsmns Cove new site has been procured about
nile from the place where the buildings stand,
In the shallow water near Caven Point. and founda.
ton being built on which to pace the houses. The
old buildings Will be removed to IT, and II IL expected
that business will be commenced about November 1.
The slaughter houses have caDteity for killing 20 900
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DIR. Taibors RepIyto BoQardu..

To THE EDITOR OF THE sUN-Sir: | was pleas
ed TO see Capt A. II. Bogarduss reply to my challenge.
did not know the exact conditions pom which the
Lorlard badge required to be challenged for but as
the noble Captain ntmates In his reply he would
rather shoot ne at MY pigeons thirty Yards rise from
nve traps for from 1850 10 $780, beg to say VIII
Ing and glad OF the opportunity to make match against
him Tor $500 SIDE to be shot at Deerfoot Driving Park
on Friday July IA shooting TO commence O'Clock,
defeated by Capt. Bogardus, will then challenge
him for the lorard badge for yet think there
good nsh In the sea as were ever caught.
DR.. b. TALBOT.
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Ut INo bbVeTU BdVIHK bdnhB WHIUH HhVb
passed through the late crisis (Which strong test
Of their financial management and sodity). we would
call the attention OF depostOrs generally TO the Trades
Savings Bank located At ga West Twentythrd street.
between seventh and Eighth avenues The business OF
this institution has been increased under the present
management more than four-fod. for the very
OF the times It's entire management based upon strict
" ECONOMICAL prinelpes In safety equal 70 the best IN
chanics. workingmen, women. and others. Under the
most favorable situation AZ 10 expense IN conducting
It's business II 10 enabled TO carry out practically rigid
economy In Management, Utmost caution IN invest
three very important features. which must add greatly
10 the business OF savings Institution lake the Trades
Ado
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Lieut.. wheeIer,s Expcdi,ion.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir; Your re-
marks THE SUN OF wednesday, June g. in regard 10
the failure OF Congress to appropriate money TO con.
tlnue the Wheeler survey" were opportune and
sensible. The engineer ofncers under Lieut. Wheeler
have accumulated good work at comparatively
very small cost to me country 70 stop tins WORK
complete trangulation cannot be readily picked up by
strange hands. M.
Hkw YORK. June 30
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An Rx-Police Orcer,s Ca.c

Desc Duduit, three times foreman OF petit
Jury In the present OF the General Sessions was
for eleven years a member OF the police force. He
fought mob IN the riots in 1868 and had four of his
ribs broken ana his skull crushed by iron wrench
After six years more service police oftcer he
signed and into bus ness for himself with money
lett him by deceased relative. He lost $50 900, and
has been trying ever since to get back on the police
force but without avail
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The capstone OF the pedestal upon which tho
equestrian statue Of George ILL., stood In the Bowling
Green is not now a nagstone in the gateway OF Cor
nenus Van vorsts garden In Wayne street, jersey City
Is was lately reported In The BUN
The New York Historical Society secured this inter
estng relic IN october 1874 aud 4 has since reposcd In
the vestibule OF their library. II at Que time
doorstep for Mr. Van Worst, but afterward turned
over " the Historical Society.
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The Partisauship Of the senate.

WASHINGTON, June H.-In the appointment
OF Conference Committees by the Senate there has
been from the beginning the greatest unfairness and
injustice to the House. In the House the Chairman OF
the Appropriation Committee Is consulted as to who
the two Democratic members shall be- and the Repuh.
hcan member Is named by the leading members OF the
minority In the senate the minority 10 respected
at ALL the Democratic members who have been appoint.
ed the Conference Committees thus far being those
opposed the reductions In the appropriations made
the House. and these have been selected by the RE-
publican leaders to prolong the deadlock.
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The American Mechanics Great Parade.
The Order OF United American Mechanics are
making extensive preparations for the great reunion
and parade In Philadelphia on the 9Th OF July. More
en6oo councs, representing ABOUT 10000 members.
New Jersey viii rendezvous IN Phi adephia on the even
Ing OF July 8. One hundred ana forty PennsyvanA
councils will also be In that city on that evening.
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Read the Illustrated Wecklu THIS weeks num-
ber published next thursday wlli contain PresIdent
ers," by Wslsingham; Notes on New \ ork Charac-
ters," by u: II; MirKsi "New York Minor Poets by
DIR. Fuller Walker; Russia at the Centennial" by Col
Thos. W. Knox Dress at the Centennial" by Jennie
June, &C. &C.. &c. Fourth Of July cartoon. by ThuL
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"Oh, how do you contrive, my dear.
To keep your teeth 80 white and clear2
And how on earth do you arrange
To keep your breath SO sweet2 It's strange"
mot strange at ALL" was her reply;
"Use Sozodont, and be as I."-Adp.
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Spttial Notltts.

PIANOS AND ORGANISMS are prepared TO
oner Pianos and Organs new and second hand OF hrs-
lass MAKERS including waters at prices astonsh-
ing low for cash ot on instalnents that the poorest
People must have good deal for nttle money, aud
HORACE WATERS L SONS 4SI Broadway, New YORK,
are now selling splendid Instruments for little money.
IN ORDER TO CELEBRATE FOCRT or
July with comfort anu general gratifying results dont
f. TO secure OF DOUGLASS cool hats, at 102 Nae
porte they louder than double headers, more light
than Roman candles as nre crackers,
graceful as q rocket, and, as DOUGAN can testify.
even 20 OF swfter.
THE BLACK DIAMOND COAL OF VAN.
DEkHOOF 4 Co, POS East 14th st. superior to any
ever mined. Delivered at 80, 1925. and $3.50.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
100000
VIII be drawn on July 1. Prizes cashed; orders
hled; Information furnished free.
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers,
No. II Wall st.. N Y.
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Sensible, Pvactical Remedy. The new Silk Elias
Broadway. wv
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BkL1-ORCUTT.-Att the residence OF the BRIDES pa
rents Nyack N. Y, Wednesday, June 2S 1879, by the
Rey. Erskine White, ID. D., VIM. j. Bell Of New York
CLARK .AvERlLL;-Qn June 2s. At the presoyterian
RUS w, CLARK TO Mise Nellie, daughter OF James @.
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Rupture "A permanent cure by Or. MARsH'S
treatment Blk Elastic Stockings, Abdominal Belts,
shoulder Braces and Surgical Appliances Of every
aescription. Vesey st.. Astor House. opposite ST.
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~ In the Shade. .straws are like the cooling shade
o. evenng; ~ the shade gentlemen. Knox hat stores.
No. 212 Broadway and Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02

headache, and liver complaints;
such 10 Qurk's Irish Tea. the rs cent remedy.-Aap.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02

. Those Afflicted with Hay. Rose. and Peach
fever asthma, or fever and ague nd relief by
thug Fire Island Beach. Trains leave Hunters Point
v:35 A. NJ. and 4:30 P NJ. for Surf Hctel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-02

MILK Of Magnesia In small doses is the most
enectve cure for cholera morbus and cholera nfantum
known TO the profession To be had OF all druggists
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s<RINE INTELLTeESoB.
business Notitts.

Nine out Of ten Of the odd sensations In
various parts OF the body which annoy many persons
are traceaDe TO weakness and the Irregularities which
u tegem Bodily comfort 10 the accompa ment OF
heathful yigor. ana II will assuredy return when
UDoIPHo WoLFKs sCmKDAM AROMATIC ScHNAPPs 10
employed TO vitaze the ystem and restore regularity
10 the organs OF digestion, evacuation and secretion.
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OPEN ON THE FouRTH.-The Phren illogical
Ado
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VATH.-In the city of New York on the 1st dap
OF july 1876 by the Hon. Charles Don hue Justice OF
the Supreme Court, Katharine vath from Charles l.
Vath. Cause, adultery.
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tic Truss. at fo Broadway, before 6Syins any otner
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ed;s: 81 ss sss ss snS sS and OIL
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MARRTEn.

DR.. wisrARs BALsIm o. Wild cmrRRY '"e"'-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-09-12

THE PICTURE FRAMING DEpARrurn1n.
''S Purchased the G"pt" Stock Of ouings and HE Picture
"'"9 apparatus of the late Rocleeu d. Go, re are nm, ,
|"me a" k"do Pictures Manufacture W1ndoo Muh5 5 r.
an" do all kinds of porki IN Ibis line
30" haze Chromos bring them tor aaouo,uo and fo0;
you haze Pictures of any kind bring them 10 u.s. and q, ,,uo en-
' " " make them ornaments tor yo"r rooms and dchaqs
20 critters addressed to E. ABURNETT au be p,oup,lv attended To-
atronize Home Enterprise;
a'Ve the Old Man and the Young Man Chance |!
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To the working Glass We can furnish
you employment at which you can make very
large pay. In your own localities, without being
away from home over night. Agents wanted in
every town and county TO take subscribers for
The Centennial Record. the largest publication
In the United States-l6 pages, "a columes; FL
eganty illustrated; Terms only 81 per year.
The Record is devoted to whatever is OF interest
connected with the Centennial year. The Great
Exhibition al Philadelphia Is fully illustrated
in detail. Everybody wants it.. The whole
people feel great interest in their Country's
Centennial birthday, and want 10 know all
about it. An elegant patriotic crayon drawing
premium picture is presented free to each sub
scriber. II is entitled, "In remembrance of the
ence OF the United States" Size, % by ~ in
ches. Any one can become a successful agent,
for but show the paper and picture and hum
dreds of subscribers are easily obtained every
where. There is no business that will pay like
this at present We have many agents who are
making as high as $40 per day aud upwards.
Now is the time; don't delay. Remember II
costs nothing to give the business trial. Send
for circulars. terms, and sample copy Of paper,
which are sent free to all who apply; do it to-
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Address.
THE CENTENNIAL RECORD,
Portland, Maine.
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civilization. nor exercised in liberty under
| equal laws. We denounce the policy which
thus discards the liberty-loving German
and tolerates the revival Of the coolie trade
in Monaghan women, imported for immora
purposes, and MongOlian men held to per.
form servile labor contracts.
TnE FALSE sECTARIAN IssUE-THE FALSE
SECTIONAL ISSUE.
Reform is necessary, and can never be e,'
| fected snly by making Il the controlling
issue OF the elections, and lifting II above
the two false issues with which the ofiice-
holding class and the party In power seek
| to smother Ii.
First the false issue with which they
| would enkindls sectarian strife in respect
| to the public schools, of which the establish
ment and support belongs exclusively to
the several States, and which the demo
cratic party has cherished from their foun.
| dalton, and is resolved to maintain, without
any Partially OF preference for any class,
sect or creed, and without contributing
from the treasury 10 any.
Second-The false issue by which they
seek to light anew the dying embers Of
sectional hate between kindred people once
unnaturally estranged, but now reunited
on one indivisible republic and common
destiny
RRFORM-1HE CIVIL SERVICE.
ovn.rio,,.a ,roSos ,ha, a,Hn;ent ncnnom;o
al conduct If the ooxernmenta, bns;ness il
NOT nnss;hle Il Ire Evil service no sm,;ecs 20
oh an ps. Of avery e,set;or ha : nr,ye }o,.b,
for as The ba,jof how no a hr;at rewarT ~
marty ze.I ;nS,ood oF nosts NJ bornr &C.
s,oned for nroyeJ c,mnatencv and be,,; sor
iIelitv in he n,hiic emnlov: shs, ,ha H..
nensirg Of natronaSe sbonid no;,ber no
toy ,,non mo tins y, ali on, nnhi;n ,nor
nor The ins.rumnn, or,ha;r o,n hp;,inr. hara
again nrofes.inns to,,;fsd a. ,he os n'
onco tost tbas ,ho Mar,,, - vi" 1917 na,,
wort ont NO nrant;oai =" pot;Ss., So ,,
rotnr,, '"' "' Pi"o''e"' Vi '"'s'ae'oiy
REFORM-CoRRUPTIoN OF HIGH PUBLIC
OFFICERS.
Reform is necessary even moro in the
higher grades of the public service, The
president, vice president, judges, senators,
representatives and cabinet officers and all
others in authority are the peoples serv-
ants; their offices sre not a private perqui.
site. they are public trust.
When the annals of this republic show
the disgrace and censure of a vice presi-
dent; late speaker of the house of repre-
sentatives marketing his rulings as a presid-
ing officer; three senators profting secretly
by their vote as Lawmakers; five cbairmen
of the leading committees of the late house
OF representatives exposed in jobbery; q
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Ana besides the unique and valuable Diary OF
important events ami occurrences througIout
the world, this number contains, among two
hundred other articles, the following points of
special INTEREST,"
Queen NictOria's New Title
DIR. John Hall IS April Phiiosophers Hools,
lhe True American-a CHI aacteristic Poem
washington Marshal OF France
Jean Ingeiow's Fancy.
New Horse Car Poetry, for April
Dom Pedro's Characteristics
a Whist Party in the Ark
ihree Capitalists-Astor, Stewart, Vanderbilt
Marx vain al Horse Auction.
FIRST Female Lobbyist at Washington
The Girl Of SevlIe-a Spanish Poem
Royalty in the United States
Artemls Wards Character and Pccularities
Monthly Record Of Congress, etc.
Things to be laughed at popular and touching
tive variety, that IL forms the richest amount Of
valuable and entertaining reading almost ever
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This new Periodical, which has already reacn-
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Something new and original In the way of a
OMonthly Magazine. Being a sort of Reference
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(;EHFAUR
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White, for the Human Family.
yellow, for Horses and Animals.

These Linimcnts are simply the wonder of the
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They have Strengthened fingers, cured chronic
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The white Ltutment Is for the human
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'lSD1ANA HONE, Jkrr. Co.,l
Ind. May -, 1873. !
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The proof is in the trial. 1t is reliable. il IL
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CaStOria.

Is pleasant and perfect substitute, in all case;
ior castor On. tastoria is the result Of an old
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Dr samuel Pitcher. of Iiyannis, Mass. sue
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money. anu which possesses all the desirable
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III 10 aiapteti 10 all ages. but is especially RE-
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ali disorders OF the stomach and bowels Of chill
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j. Is. Ross 4 CO., Of 80 Dcy Street, New
York, are The the sole prcparrrs Of tastoTn, at
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The Yellow Centaur Linimeut

is adapted to the tough muscles, cords and flesh
Of horses IL. has performed more wonderful
cures OF spawn, strain, wind-gsls. scratches
sweeny, ana general lameness, thnn all other
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pressrncn say of IL;
NEW loRk, January, 1874
Every owner of horses should give the Cen
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III MARSli, Supt. Adams EN Stables y. Y 4.
E. PlLIL, supt. u ). TX. Stables, y Y .
"A. ;. Ol.lN. Supt. Nat TX Stables, n. "
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug IL. "a
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Centaur Linimsni. yellow wrapper. on the
males OF my plantation. besides dozens OF the
iLinlly Imminent for my negroes. | want to
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The best patrons of this Liniment are Farri.
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wounds and pall-eyil removes swelling. and
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What tarrier cannot do for S2u the Ceniarr
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