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New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
CINCINNATI CONVENTION.
HARMONIOUS ORGANIZATION.


.rrrcuEs BY Ex-GOv. MORGAN ThE"poi'H "'
n,,upoY. GEMS. LOGAN AND HAWLhf, AMI
orurRs-r, NJ POMEROY, CHAIRMAN-ED"AHp
,,,purRsoS. Observation-Disclosures OF inh
SCENES IN CONVENTION
Tho National Republican Convention orsanl1ou
~ Cincinnati yesterday, taking the ouS'no',
hosoro il in cool and leisurely way anu
asttiuo through it harmoniously. lheouore
Pomeroy of New-York was appoil'e1
teDnorarv Chairman, and Edward McPhersoh vi
penpsvlvania President. Speeches were made ny
Fx-Gov. Morgan, T. NJ. Pomeroy, Gen. Logan, "en
Hawlev Frederick Douglass, the new i'o'
U;ohland Garnet Ex-Gov. Noyes. ana uo'' ho" '.iO AZ
caorce William Curtis read the address OF the
Noulyor,x Reform Club. There was nothing
:, .ho proceedings to indicate especially the
Is. 90 continent in regard to the can
a;do+os Tbeapplause bestowed upon the speeches.
,oa.ver shows that the hard-money and reform
sentiment is strong in the Convention Ex-Gov.
Morgan advised decisive action on the subject OF
specie resumption and in regard to coustltu-
tional amendment making the Presidential term
six wears. The choice of Gen. Joseph Il.
Uavlev as Chairman of the Committee ON
Resolutions is generally looked upon as
a barl-moncy victory; the sentiment of the Com
mttee is in favor of resumption but great diversity
EXISTS in regard to the wording of the resolution.
meeting was held last night to form combination
against Mr. Blaine, but the Blaine men are not
afraid of il.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
ERENCH AEEAIRS.

PARIS wednesday. June IA, 1875.
President MacMahon assured Minister Du-
faure yesterday that he intended TO remain neutral in
the matter of NJ. Bufet's candidacy for the Senate.
lie Temps says the Ministry would regard NJ. Buffcts
election act OF hostility the part Of the Senate,
and would resign. The affair causes excitement. It'll
said IL the Cabinet should resign and a be
formed ot the Right the Chamber OF Deputies would
refuse to vote the Budget.
Bishop DupGnloup has written pamphlet entitled,
"Whither are VIC go.ngi" II endeayors to show that
society and religion in the greatest peril through the
triumphant progress OF atheism aud materalism. The
publication is widely circulated aud causes sensation.
A HOAX or THE PARISiANs.
The French papers have been astonishing their readers
with report that balloon from America had landed at
Renncs The story, which given with crcumstan-
tial details in some journals, a complete hoax.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

snrgents carried OF number OF the negroes belonging
to this and neighboring estate, the San
Juan. On May 20, seven Of these negroes
well armef-accOrding to the official report--at-
tackled the estate and farm close by They
killed two negroes and dangerously wounded tho two
Oversesrs Of the and farm Spanish fOrcs
sent In their pursuit and succeeded in capturing tho
rngleaer and five others. They summarily tried
by cOurtinartia convicted, three of them being
fenced to death, and two 10 the chainang for life The
owner Of the San Juan estate Ignaci Garcia the plant
or referred tO, and his sOn- and Manuel
Hernandez, arrested tine charge OF having been
aware OF tile contemplated attack the Santa susanna,
and or being abetIOrs OF the decd by not advising
the anhorities They were tried by cortnartial and
sentenced TO death The sentence approved hy the
chief litary authority of the district carried
the 7th inst In the presence OF large crowd of vol
uneer forces citizens and about 200 slaves five from
each estate in the vicinity, to example to
them TIE summary manner OF the trial aud execution
has cast gloom over the district where Garcia
known and respected and the injustice executing
for the crime OF his slaves the supposion that
he that the Insurgents In the habit OF
visiting an estate which they had destroyed, has been
generally condemned
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
FOREIGN NOTES.

HAVANA, June I'm. Be!auIde Co.,
importers and dealers provisions in this city, failed to
dav Their Liabilities estimated at 100000 in this
Island
LONDON, June 14.-TroOps had to be called out
N oue the iot between German sailors and Gibraltar
boatrnen on tue 9th inst. Bulgeons and stones
freely used.
LONDON, June 14.-In the House of Com
mons this Afternoon Sir wlrid Lawson's permission
LIQUOR bill was rejected by vote OF 299 10 81. SINH
lar bill presented by Mr. Lawson last year defeated
by 81 10 So.
LONDON, jane 14.-At Ascot to-day tho
Coronation stakes by Footsep. Seven horses
ran. The Royal Hunt Cup was won by HopbIoom.
Twenty-Five horses started in this match race
for 5000, between Mr.. Danbys Controversy and Mr..
Birds Lowander was won by the former.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
BILL MAKING THE OFFICE OF POSTMASTER, MAR
suAI ASSESSOR, AND COLLECTOR ELECTIVE
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCn


sHAL ASSESSOR, AND COLLECTOR ELECTIVE.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH.
WASHINGTON, June 14.-The following is the
full text OF the Joint resolution to amend the Constitu
ton introduced by Representative Lord of New-Iork:
Resored by the Senate and House OF Representatives
of the United OF America III Congress assembled
UwOthd dis OF each House cOncurrng theren), that the
following amendments to the Constitution be aud are
hereby proposed the Legislatures of the several sates
ARIIoLE- SEC. l. All postmasters, marshas assessors
and collectors except collectors Of customs duties, shall
bc chosen tor OF four years a general election
by the electors OF the district, city, town, ur village IN
which the duties of their Offices are Ia be performed
SIC . The Congress shall enact suitable laws To exc
cute tho foregoing article and to insure the faithful DIS
charge OF the officers and for their removal
NV the President for misconduct; and, in case of re-
u,oval appointment until the next general cleo
tiou, aud for filing vacancies In such Offices.
AKTICLE-. SEC. l. The Congress shall enact suitable
law, for the prevention and punishment OF Official mis-
conduct and to insure official accountability.
SEC . No person indicted Tor bribery, or for convert
ing the public money, called as witness In relation
thereto shall be excused from testifyng on the ground
that his ties inOny Will tend 10 crminae him ELF; and
any person convicted Ot sucn bribery conversion shall
moi be- pard0ned and shah be disqualified frOm holding
any Office of honor, trust pront under the United
states.
The Joint resolution referred to the committee on
the Judiciary and ordered to be printed
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
IUO CUBAN PLANTERS SHOT

GARCIA AND HERNANDEZ TRIED by COURT MARTIAL
AND EXECUTED AT COLON.
lrRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRiboNE'I
HAVANA, June 1O.-The execution by the
snanish authorities OF Don Ignacio Garcia and his SON
inIa,y Monue Hernandez, at Colon, the morning OF
tbe 7th nst has produced profound impression and
the action OF the Government, not loudly Is deeply
condemned The circumstances OF the affair are as fol-
lows: About oath Of May the Santa susana estate
near the San Juan belonging to Garcia was visited by
band of insurgents who set It on fire and destroyed IT,
According to one report the insurgents threatened to
come again and do further damage II large sum OF
went to Cardenas for the purpose of raising it. The in
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
wINsLow's RELEASE PROBABLE.

:, ISfO,
In relation to the case of Winslow, George
Everest, Clerk for the Criminal Busin OF the Home
Office in an interview with the London Agent OF the New
York Associated Press to-day, stated that he could
muncate official information, but said, speaking
private individual lie should think that Winslow would
be leased tomorrow, he knows OF supplementary
treaty between Great Britain and the United States
being agreed TO. The judges decision viii dc
pend upon whether Sir John Holkor, the Atorney-Ge
eal has been instructed TO hold out the hope that
agreement will be reached but he not whether
Sir John Eoker had been instructed. Mr.. Everest
also stated that application made TO Justice Lndley
June for witt OF habeas corpus for Chas Brent tho
Louisville forgcr, when Justice Lindey rcmanaed the
case to June 10 for the eonsideratm of the full court
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
BELKNAP'S WITNESSES.
BLLNNATN > NTTNLNNL''
MIR. CARPENTER FILES A LIST or l9'-SJO,OOo FOR
FEES AND MILEAGEs.


ley TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WAsurSGToS, June H." Matt Carpenter to-
day presented to the Impeachment Managers list
of 1917 witnesses whom Mr.. Belknap desires to have
summoned for the defense. This list includes all the
posttraders who it is expected to prove did not d-
vide profits with Mr. Beknap. Under the
rule adopted by the Senate Mr.. Belknap
will have authority 30 file n supplemental
list. Most of these witnesses live in the far West
The fees and mileage of these witnesses alone would
cost probably $4,000 A good many of the Repre-
sentatves now anticipate in view of the formidable
proportions which the trial is likely to assume, that
1t may be postponed until November. The Senate
even if it could under the Constitution, will not per-
nit the House to adjourn pending the trial; and as
the Representatives have need to enter their Con-
gressional canvass, the Senate has them at dsad-
vantage.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
THE BELGIAN RIOTS.

BRUSSELS, Wednesday, June 1t-Evening
Great agitation still prevails, but there has
been less disturbance to-day than yesterday. Bands Of
rioters continue to hoot and hiss front of the Catholic
institutions. Some windows have been broken and few
made. Cabinet council has been called for to-
At Antwerp the disturbances were renewed to-day.
Many thousands marched through the streets shouting
Down with the minister's" The mob attacked and
wrecked Catholic institute. The gens1armes charged
upon the rioters and several persons wounded
number OF arrests have been made.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
CRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

MILFORD Penn. Jane l4.-Mrs. Isabella Frut,hey
eomuitted suicide by diownng In mil Portland.
Penn, to-day.
PROVIDE NCE, II. l., June 14.-Jaines prngh, jr..
years age killed last night by heavy counter falling
upon him.
SALMON FALLS, n. H.. June 14.-The Salmon Fails
turing Company closed their No Mill last week,
aud Will close the other next week, for Two months
SAN Francisco, CAL, June IL Tho six mutt
neers OF ship Canada who Drought here the
steamer City Pekin discharged today evdense
against them having been forw ardsd frvm uong Kong
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15

TORONTO, June 1.-THE sale of Shorthorned
cattle here to-day was well attended. There we're 81
head Sold aud fair prices realized The highest
figure WAS S236O for Alrdne Duchess Ill The next
highest price was 21 600 for Airdre Duchess H. Both
we're purchased by Alb ri Crane OF Durham Port, Kan
sas seyetal animals were bought for Lord Feversbap
and other gentlemen ia England.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY AND THE BOSNIAN WAR.

RAGUsA, Wednesday, June Ia, 1876.
Information received here from Slavonic
sources says that the Herzegovinian chiefs have
held meeting and resolved TO reject the armistfce.
Austria will grant further relief to the Herzcgovinan
refugees The relief committees are now destitute Of
funds.
The GRAND vIZIER FRIENDLY TO sERvfA.
BELGRADE. Wednesday, June Ia, 1876
The Grand vzer of Turkey has written very concil
atory and friendly reply to Prince Man's explanation
Of the servian armaments He expresses sympathy with
servas position and says the Porte is not unmindfu Of
Serva's autonomy and privileges. lie admits that there
have been violations Of the frontier by both parties aud
promises to appoint special delegates to confer with Ser
Wan delegates upon the Of preventing such viola
tons iu the future.
PEACE IN FAVOR AT BERLIN.
LONDON, Thursday, June Is, 1876.
The Prorirsiat Correspondent OF Berlin has very
pacific editorial which concludes follows: Between
the last conference at Berlin and tie interview Of the
Car and Emperor william at Ems lies a momentous
epoch OF modern history.
The Standard commenting this remark saysit means
that the Gar had not nterfered he last moment
GOrtschahof would have plunged Russia into with
Turkey and England
Vienna dispatch 10 The Standard says the Khedive
expected to arrive in ConstntinOple yesterday.
The Princes OF Roumania and Serva have sent tele-
graphic dispatches 10 the Porte announcing that they
will be represented at the invesure OF the sultan to-
day.
LONDON, Thursday, June 10, 1875
The Times officially denies the reports Of the death Of
the mother and son of the late Sultan.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
THE WORK OF THE DAY.

ORG ANIZATIoN AND SPEECHES BY PROMINENT LEAD
rps-GroRGE WILLIAM Curtis PRESENTS AN
ADDREss-InE COMMITTEES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBusEl
CINCINNATI June I4.-Ex-GOv. Morgan, Chalr-
man of the National Committee, on rising IN MS
plaee secured the immediate attention of the great
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
rIs RECOVERY PRONOUNCED CoMPLETE-CONGRAT-
U1ATORY TELEGRAMS.
IcrNrnAi PRI.ss lnTsPArCHI


WASHINGTON, June 14.-At noon to-day Mr..
Blaine was engaged couversing with his private sece-
tary and calmly discussed the situation az Cincinnati as
presented by the latest tclegrams The physicians no
longer think II necessary to keep up constant attend
anco on their patent and went home some time ago..
Mr.. Blaine has excellent appetite, and is now allowed
to eat almost anything he desires.
Dr. Bliss stated between IL and IL O'Clock this morn
Ing that Mr.. Bia mes recovery is complete.
Among the very numerous kilograms received by Mr.
Blaine all parts OF the country, congratnlang him
on his conyalescence and his prospects generally was
one from the Spanish Minister, now In New-l0rk, ana
several from friends in the mountains OF California The
following statement OF Mr Baine's condition was made
this morning:
The reality of yesterdays reaction is fully secured Mr.
Blame has la good night and feels very much re-
fesned this morning lie lie feels better ana reshes
his food better tnau before he Ia sick. IL
Gares medical authority Of The physicians 10
prevent MIN from at once resuming ms llsua occupation
j. 5. VERDI NJ. ID.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
THE SCOTTISH RIFLE TEAM.

LONDON, "Wednesday, juno IA, 1873.
The competition of the Scotch rifemen for
places on their international! team resumed to-day
Each man drcd 10 shots, at ranges OF 500, 900 and
900 wards, The following is the score:
New-York tribune., 1876-06-15
GREAT PRICES FOR CATTLE.

Tie weather was bad, and there was heavy gale
while the men were shooting AT long ranges.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-09

A dispatch from Bismarck, da'ed Oct.
3lst, say: Gen. Miles had sucrcssf al
tight af'er an unsuccessful council with
Sitting Bull on tie % !, On Ce lar ere k.
killing and wnunding number IT In
d,.ns, his own loss b. ing two wounded.
He chss. Il the Im;ians shout sixt. miles,
when they divided. one PARTON going to-
wards the ag-nc es, anil Sitting Bull to
war Il Fort Peck. Gen. Miles following.
Gen. II : y has gone to P. OK with four
companies Of infantry and ratio"s for
Miles. Sitting Bull c'Ossed the river be-
low T.. OK on the 24th He had cent =. RI
10 the Agent that he WAS coming in and
would bc friendly, hut wanted ammuni.
ton
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-09

From "a pr,va e letter from Mr. Felix
Pu { n>ky I" hts brother A j.. dated
Salt I. ke Ocr,brr D., We are permitted
10 u, Ike The f..linwn. ex,r.ct.: IL ar
'.ve,. here ~ tue 16 h. 4 Il h.v ever since
bee, on the tramp through the different
.l,nes and works Hnve hecn in Bingham
an,On and s indy IL see the c..ncratra.
ing wMk- "a Ell IT th"-cpxces. Works
t.,at c.,sl $lOO, 100 nrs. tile. q q cM-i,l.rel
.s wnrihi = machinery. Every m.u that
I la,e spoken 10 condemn the cru.h, rs
i, Il rU,lefs in u-.. III in Sc works. All
.av, Sub-'itut+.i wOncicn stamps. l >hall
sit works where these WOO len stamps
ri Use md shall secure the plans f {
hem aud also the lat. s imprOvein mt> /"
jig.er.. The mines, MS far IS | have
seen. take them N general. mre not As
good as those IN Montana. l eau see now
more than ever the !, ecr-si,y for a rail
read. and we ned not expect great
ch nge in Montana until &c ct one. |
have u en 10 see works where they con
rr trate 10 per cent ga.ena ores carrying
$l4 il. silver. The silver does not increase
Nv concentration, tut the lead is run ul'
:" 30 per cent. AMI that is cOnsid rel \
y..O,i lhing. ''tB ,rN,rer
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-09
Helena and Benton Railroad

We ack"Owlet 'ge the receipt Of pam
pblrt entitled 1.-The Helena and Benton
Rai.r" d." b. ing th. letters OF Col A. NJ.
Voolfolk on the rsilr0ai gu stiOn. Col.
Voolfolk ie u brilliant writer, an sDle
veasOner. and this work shows mn i'm.
mensc amount Of labor in the collection
1T statistic. Q. which are Of importance and
well worthy of prr.ervati0n. ! e work
hears tn. imprint Of Fisk BIOS, He,ad d
Building. BrDadwav Helena. NJ. r.. "and
is cree.It to lhat firm OF tnterprisjDg
print. rs.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-09

A treaty has teen concI"'.' d ut S'and
ing R.ck Agency W th the Lower Y,nk.
tomas. Upper Yank 'onias. Unc papas and
Black feet in which th'v {. linqui~hed their
claim to the Black Hills cou"ry. concetie
the right If way for three wagon roads
from the Missouri river. aid surrender
their hunting privilege IL NJ ,ntana =, d
Wyoming. FOr'y-n,ne chiefs were pres
eut and signed the tre,ty willingly. XII
EAGLE. Une cf the ho>tilrs in confinement,
v.s sot allowed to participate.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-09

From hc '.n,is.,ll Courier Journal

From he '.nnls.,ll Courie, Journal
Z author If ,hc f"tl,.wing Lines
IA " stun smith. fulm IL. q les .tl., ot
L"uls>lii, VA shot 10y HE I.i,a.ts, Iw.
NIL from Dcad~uou City. Black Hills,
whttc "n his way all" Z /" LruOx Cmt.
wh,r' he had al ~ Pnnincni /" preach
-R 5. s.
l'm 81 ting b.. The camp fire now,
On W III u Gotta Mi,.;
Al Il ~. norIe> IF the lOi . ago.
Ger IN. a. the rus
A-t''n n y". cany On dtt . a, d dark.
S'.ai thrr'igh .hr ieafI latie>:
n .lImr>r-a murm here aud there,
Then tnlIist, D.. ,n' siA e..
Th,- cv nt,g Is the lst If jane.
Tht >n.w II { MEG f.>,~
h' ia pines s's". and '"'wl ami moan
X spoits,v" T.. the i!a-,;
The >na'es + ''g'i ~" gath'lihg roun..,
he ii'e Is bnInin" low;
| si' a. wa'cn ,hr dyi"g co.'s.
And hnh "f long a.o.
| sc b ark yc,:, dai TX haired Toy
! lltai WA Ttt N.sr> ago.;
tie dIa-s sai.. Il s I'd 10 snc wood,
Aud h la,ii"y "N;
,c' him t"lI. and >liP. ana ung.
i W, II . cps tiIa Otir,. ttt;
IL bIrg- ~ iO Il II wOnh 70 fe. Il
4 y I,r~c, n,Ilic.'s ) fire.
They tell h'm 1t the village school
| la he has iaiemI> RE,
And, It h. do = MOI play the fool
| NJ y I'LL ia Is "a ~, char;
I am " i'l worn Ia orr ,nN,
! My hru are ard ant dry.
And. / uk'n- u hat hrlyn eyed boy.
| AOnaer-Na ~.
| sc. a thr"ng "f wnr>"pers
WI,i''n Il shady grow;
hey lis en- I" the oft Old tale
Of Jesus and H,s love,
Ard he who spoke tli.. Word IT.; t day
Had surci, felt lie lr'w-;
A. mary ii supp nj kutH 10 pray,
And Dressed t.e grnc"'il> hour.
Says me. He sem 10 have the pow. =, =
An.'htr Gays. No "uub
He d m.ke h,> nla'k K "p, tn" worlj,
! Bn' for one grlcv"us fault"
| !r, AL The forest i'n,l.s alone,
Alone l,t' my cry
| 10 HIM. who not = tl". sparrOw's fall,
| And w, ndtr-N as 1t /:
l zee lew ~ cn,inye home.
With humble. cnnf.,rt blest.
ste at We I, e w.n kn,an cUiue
In loving arms 10 Z. 81;
All, u I'm ~ wa'dcrt, now.
| N" fri. ms or kinir' d niGL,
And gazing at y"n i..v--lIt hnine,
| wOnd. IVA u /?
And wlc" sit on Zt"n's hill.
N, more i npe.i IF gold,
A,,i si,g with those VITO Ov.. me still
tn .Ong tr;.t ne cr gr.'w- old;
Per- APPS III look on this sad eve,
B-nta h this stormy >k,.
And think that This " As long ago
And wnnd WAS u
DEADWnOD. June /. 1876
IA fact. TIL snow fell in these hills
on tIr first ut June arIv u the after
noon sni all .'ght The anOw lay on
the ground wv ca,s.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-09

A correspondent writes to u St. Pah'
newspaper: THE rilici"'t officers OF the
Nor,her, P,cific II ilrnah Company are
making al! possihl'. eff"rs to enable them
10 keep III" Ji"e open west If Fargo. A
large force of men IRE engaged IN th" con-
stvuc ion of snnw fenc' q. The h"g line
Of rosd reqriri"g pr"tec;l"" from the
inr ais If drifting SHOWS 's 50 greas ina
tie necessary f.. cling. We murh fear, can
no, be fully completed before the ground
becomes frozen.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-09

The Opi' ions of the Suprem+ Court in
tn following cases ranmt be fonnt, viz
]. j. Williams w. Jeff rs"n c"uniy; Iiits.
hard W. TOnllin-nn a d AivNd We. Hen.
drie. Persons who have any Of the dOcu
mcnts, or c"p'es Of them, are resp cifully
r gu. ST. d ~ send the SAM I" the Clerk.
Judge Alden. They Ne required for
publication in the Second volume Ut tn
Montana r~pOris.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-09
NspsA hItls at the Cen a II al. i.

The Special c esIu. dent of ne Lon.
don Times says it would b difficult To
IN an apier Iilu-irHi ~ If H. iis w.y
Ia wn.c" the Americans do thing. than
'nat iur. ,>hed ~ ,hc ''C.nienni.i News.
paper hulld,n-.' in the Exh, ton
giounds he.e yuI my y r ~ y one, ~.
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pa l!-tc re- .riy IL The U tied 81. rs.
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pap = Is. lul < ar "'vc,''>n. age Is,
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900 or ~ ,OJ lnrt.dI he bu,il .
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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-11-09
DR., James Shaw,
L. S. .lrnsy, Fort Ellis, N. T..

For near twenty years regular Physician
sId Sun gron Of the city" Ph'lsielph q:
and tor some time resident Phy.ir'a" Of
The Prnr>, wanna Hospital. ard Consult
ing Phys'c,an in "thc' public medical IN.
'Ntn'iou> of that ci'y. with number ~
years experience as \ Surgeo" in the vol
untecr .ervlce aud regular army OF the
lnitcn States. Can b. consulted on long
standing AMI chronic diseases NJ that Fort
The diseases Ut women and children
Speciaiiv
Dec nlher 10th. 1875.