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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-04
STOLEN BULL "A colorcd muu arrived acre

STOLEN BULL "A colorcd muu arrived here
about five o'ciuok this morning, driving before
him fine looking bull, which he put 10 thr
pen a, the market house. He represented THAI
the bull had been very Troublesome and de,
stroycd good deal OF property at home ana
that its owner had commissioned him 10 sell II
at any price, to get rid Of it. He ofercd to sell
the animal for $40 to one of the butchers ITS
tale being regarded as suspicious he was ah"ut
to be arrested, when it was suggested that nc
be allowed to go and get a certificate of his
right TO sell, and he accordingly was released
When last seen, he was beyond Four Mile Ru",
making the best of his way to Washington,
Shortly after his departure two boys caue IN
from near Anandalc and identified the hu as
ono which had been stoIon from tn If father,
last night, and 10 search of which ne had gone
to Washington. The animal was retained here
and will be turued over toits owner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-04
.ioIIN ". STE WA RI.
4. ii. s W AIN.
VI j. HOUGH.
Fault.icr county, jy., 26-td

Y~sTr2Il.t SALE nF VklIThBI,E, REAL,
Ar4.iN rAIuEAX COMFY VA.
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'3'', 49,, |t' S,,r;i ia hr me
- lin. ,i ;. .. h}v..t.,Y iJis,r,,,
=, 80, =, ~. ,.4'., cf Asrnn Ern,n
, $50" 49, - :' I -. ,',I,,l,, on.,;n|
.,l,'.., " i.,,, ,,-,, ~ V,~.[i,,;, ~
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r, ; -, ~, d. :, -: t;rnry i.nj
- -. '.., ,'..'S'~ "! r;,
MN ~ IL - ~ '.,'''' - ''H - =,
COUNT ~ 7"J1.+i"} LA ''HH' ~ '""IP' 'i-' ,
zen al" '-'@'S. ''.';A.i'"3 'h''9 ""'"'o1 ''''N
''T ..o''s' H"'r v, ,l,,,.. ., bo no;3 IN
12'''71. ". G"n lFcd "o.'Ars ~ "" ''',' -
I,'S"' ~" ,''o F'a l' - ,,u' e4iAi
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h'i't-a ''"" ~, - ~ :. T'"'
lie o"F&"H." "iF'hS hr1a1: WIN ;.t S','+'.' ~.
GU ~, Il. q eva. We fe'" Nh0 :hc pr"P'''S
.ao- - ." f>>'id }: Tie purchaser "oes "o' COM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-04

h"> The regular monthly meeting Of the Re-
;. ,,e look and Ladder Go. will be held to. night
90 clock. II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-04

lNMOrHY SEED.
j. ioo bushels CHOICE TIMOTHY SEED
- s'"'e and for sale by
w. A. JOHNSON,
""si N. H. cor. Cameron u Royal ste.
iHOlrE BUTrERat
H y j. Z. i +. MlLBUkN'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-04
RD IL E.YLE ZEE RE.N.T.

A FOR RENTING STOREHDUSE No.
Ell w King street, ut present occupied By Iicas
n burroughs. Possession given September lSt
Apply TO liz 3l-eotfl W. b. GREGORY.
~a FOR RENT
=: RARE CHANCE FOX BUSINESS
The SOAP and CANDLE MANUFACTO
+ on !inl0n street. This is splendid chance
!"r good, profitable business, being the only ore
N me city IN operation II will be rented low
- good tenant. Possession given October lsl.
Arnv To
~ ;9-enlm SAMUEL, H. LUNT
ees FOR ZEN T-The THREE-oTORI
e. BRlCk DWELLING HOUSE now in the
occupancy OF the late alfred Chapman, on
Prince street, between Royal and Pitt Posses.
sion given 9th day II August
iy 2l-eo6t w. N. McvEIGH
~ FOR HENT-The promises Nos. 81 sn!
sas 80 King street, now occupied by Messrs.
eorse 81 Go. Possession given Aug l:t, 1876.
Apply to
iyll-ootf ANDREW JAMESON, Trustee.
* FOE KENT-The d DWELLING HOUSE
KS 40. 223 King street, between Patrick and
Alfred supplied with water and gus. apply
III this cllco, jy3
tzs FOR RHNT-The STOREHOUSE Nc.
;55.s G2 King street, corner Of King and Fairfax
streets. his Is fine stand for business ard has
Deem occupied for msny years rs dry goods
si;ra Possession given 1T once Apply 80 L.
SMITH, lst National Bank, or No ii souta
Pitt street, my i7-"o,f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-04

Horses KlLLED.-l'hc fraia from Rich
mond on tn Alexandria aud Frederick >hurg
railway. Just before reach NJ this city bout 3
O'CLOCK this mornirp ran over tive valuable
horses belonging 10 Mr.. Bea!c Howard, OF
Fairfax. The accident occurred AT Watkins
crossing. One Of the horses Was Instantly
killed, and the other SO badly Injured as to
probably cause its death. Mr.. Howard Is Il
poor man, and dcpcndcut on the work hc dlr:
with these horses for his support, and Somc #
his neighb1rs propose to take Up collection
for his benefit, Mr. T. Marshall Smith, at
Thomas Pcrry's store, on Kiog street, vii re-
ccive subscriptions from thos. in tUis city who
Wish to subscribe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-04

GREEN GINGER.
" 100 lbs extra fine just received oy
&. VIM. RAMSAY,
sus4 Corner King and St. Asaph streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-04

Flour is without change in prices, with but \
light supply on hand, parti cularly of old wheat
Flour, which has been nearly worked OH
Wheat has advanced since last report and n
amsll lot Of prime red sold to day at 10; re-
ceipts light. and prices range from 80 40 Corn
has doclned and receipts have fallen Oft; sale
of q small lot WAS made to day at 50 and "a.
Country produce scarce and in demand; prices
ut quotations.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-04
EHELA TSS-FI l..
I sDTEMAC ACADEMY,

Z sDTEMAC ACADEMY,
Il formerly Alex. Boarding Scho"D
Established by 80, jnInin Halowel in 1874.
il complete English. Classical and Mata.-
mntlcai course taught; also French, iipfm4n
4rd :,r4:i..h. HcXt session will comn,"llc-
;'I'TEMB Gk 20 Catalogues furnished vi ro-
qu.s5.
.igl:&, so ,."- hnl: session IN advance. For !sy
scno."r. Sl5 for tuition in English brumrhcs
- % IN hr,"k and Latin teschj and $50 -
h,"I!:rG Lnagunecs tcachl per quarter il. ID
vance. JOHN :. BLA> * BIIEN, Principa!,
aug 3-2uwt! .Ai"Xsndriu, Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-04

THE CANAL.-Furthcr Information, rccele
ed here this morniDg from the scenc OF the
recent break 10 the canal states that tho dam
age will be repaired by to morrow. Alter the
repairs are inishcd it will take about three
days to fill the level, which is fourteen miles
long, with the feeder about clcv3n mles ab,v",
so that loaded boats cannot pass before iuss-
day next. The cleaning out OF the SAM bars,
washed into the outlet of the cana! at Rock
Greek, Georgetown, during the late rains, has
not vet been Completed and the Consultation
Coal Company, which has one Of lis wharv,s
outside Of the CUTLER, had 70 briu@ .hc boats
down to this city by Alexandria canal, and then
tow them by the river to Georgetown. The
Alexandria cauai is in perfect order throughput
its entire length.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-04

GEoRGErowS CATTLE MARKET August s.
h" offerings OF Beet Cattle this week reached
"s' ncsd. about go Of which were sold At prices
Ssnng'ng from 34a5ic per h. Upwards OF 1000
.Ieep and Lambs were offered and about lGOU
;aken Al ia5c per ID for Sheep. and 2aS4 per
head for Lambs. A few Cows and Calves
Drought 25aSl5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-04

Cotfee-The total stock in tho United States at
date in first hands is 1885, 1853 bags; amount aioat
and loading to June Z4th, 2u,057 bags; purchases
reported By cable to July 22d. 5000 bags. Total
visible supply in first hands PIG ZIG bags. The
market in New York s reported as improving
10 day. Here the feeling is steady, with u fair
inquiry from the trsde. We note to day the
sa!, OF 1863 bagsto city dealer at private terms
r ported to be iGsc We quote rs follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-04

RICHMOND MARKET, Aug 3-The market is
rather quiet with fair receipts. The offerings
of w heni to-uay reached 50 0 bushels. with sales
at ll5, 10 and w, but the last figures could not
be obtainei ut tho close Corn is in liberal sup
ply and fair demand ut 6,>c for prime. Oats are
u little more active ut 4Oa42
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-04

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. August 3.-The
market for Grain quiet, with light receipts
and continued dull marke;. Wheat llOalA
Oats 2Ua:2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-04

IYHcnpuRG MARKET. Aug 3-The market
is lct anu prices generally without change.
" ncml is conf: in toler.bly freely, and the
quot"tiors are ll0sll5 Corn Goa7o. Rye 65"7o
Oats 1Oai5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-04

BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
Sugars-The marxet is quiet, but IN view OF
very light stocks holders are very firm in their
, 1876-11-18
Guroyai(Ae Nad)ridten.

9re5sen. Die epan9eIiI0e 9anoe5s
SprOoc bat beiA oiien, cine = tition
Oct Oloctlaa'ST Iamminng 81 Wroan
IN p!S jlld te BtldrGnfun3 Der GtOtSs
lelltungeu unN 0tbun9 oct Uciertihteit
)ci Der &Ioe5e1Jnn5mt Sem &iyd)ens
Nc3iment 5ur gcei9uete: 5rrlfiiDtjs
luna III ibtrptilen, litter Nbte5nung
INES ppn NopOfatcn &eouD1rot geite IL
IN Nutray5, oU5 Acknowledgment 81
,riud)en. cap Die 5'ootas3leglcruu9 bel
Oer 3ltiN6. Jiegi!rung i9ren Gynl!uB
]~eltcuO made. um Den rctl9i0len Gto
JGnslid III 8e8iaQ 81 brnJcn.
SaiolQe oc5 SuJcbmcnoea 2e9rctmanz
lel0 bat oaS GuItH6mMlterium ln llets
O~rgangentA yanOta e Den Elmmeru Die
lbllAt su ertnlen 9e9 btn, Dap e5
men DO jeltlN Ao5an9 Der oberea
eminurlG,a moroueu lUeroe. OR5
,t otnn O{llaclIa OleleS 5aBre5 gelbcs
}u; Iammtu9 e Seminar Ell SoDlen5
ubtn i9re Biortcu 9c0ilet uno ca
$50 SemInarsAbIturIeAie trcteu ms
Ecpromt iibcr, uber tmmer fam Dem
Stbrcrnangcl nod niht seltcucrt mtrOcn.
Der Or. Mig" welB aus Qtnters
lcrm8OOrf bel Scbnie BON cInGm
5uetic 5WtlNen 6ortleuten gu bert1tcu,
or liW beim StatlpleI entipann mo
nne 6Oroeruu9 auT S%ogogcwepre sur
6ol,e bate. Aui oer 10 nlur wurOe
oaln Der eIle Ougllant 60rlttr @pp"u'
oOri, pom ltIncm 0e9ner oetl O0rf0r@
ter SdlegA, 10 ourN Die Srult gcl1oi'
lcn, O0B ole &ugel I'M 5tiden wIeOer
~lcrauStam uno Der SAWeruermunoete
lOiort Su Sootu lanf. O,riel6t lit an
Iolgeuoen Gags al Der erbalteneu WunOe
yllorben. Der StaatSanpalt aus Pirua
bat ole Inter luAuH9 eln9elettet. uuo
AUDI SOcrl ornnctlter Sloue, weldtr
3ur a3elt oe8 Duets bel Dem &0ntge III
0iebeIclO weiIte, wurOe auf tele9rapbIs
Itbem Be8e lolort berbci9erufeu.
Stuttgart. @dhrenO Der uSeoba9s
tar" lem Wablprogramm (oaS Der Bolts
parted usr0ifeutIiAt, iAeint liA in after
9iiIs Die SllOuns elmer neuen Yortei
pOl.ieben 81 wolen. SIS loa namllA
in &uriem elue 8erofsnt!lAun9 barber
gu erwarteu lein, oaB lih bier cine 6ort'
ldritlSpartct 9eblloet babe, welde ltd
BON Der nutlbcn Bartei ni1t III Der
AubdnsIidtsit an Saiier uno 0leidJ,
wobl aber Oarin unterlbeioc, oaB lie bel
aler HsidStreue in inneru Inaeleasn'
, 1876-11-18
0nldnOi(de pepe(Aen.

g n 3 y, Ya., II. Woobr. Gin
9eutI6er, Der ejncn &naben bel lid
botte, auf melhen Die gei6reibuns bes
entfiibrten Gbarlcp NpB past, ipuroe 9e=
fern Morgen 6ier perbuitet. Ser &nas
be puroe nod Dem Selcsropben=giirea
gebra6t, uno cine tele9ropbii6e later
rebung purbe nit Srn. &oB in Ybila-
oelpbia 9efiibrt. Ob9leid 5i6 Ni@ts
bcrausieqte, mas 9rr. &ob 5u Der ue-
b~erscugun9 brin9en f6nnte, ooB Der be-
treffenoe &nabe iein Sobn lei, 10 bat er
oenno6 cine photographic oeiielben err
beten. Ser &nobe miro big auf 8cite,
reg bier feitgebaltcn lperoen. Sic @f-
I faire erre8t bier groBes Nlficlcn.
St.2onis, 16. Sop. Ser Nus
Itoro Der 2ofomotiuefiihrer Der Cairo
ct. Coulter gobn", pel6er felt GINGER
Sagen in Nlsli6ten ltano, erfol9te llm
6 ll6r 9eItern Nbeno, 81 welder Belt
ldmmtli9e Ma4inilten ibre2ofumotiDen
i'm Glide lieBen. Ser Nusltanb ipuroe
our9 einr2obnreouttion Don einem Gent
fir jeoe 5uriidgclegte Mellc-un9eIdbr
so Gents pro Sag weniQer, als ir9Pno
cine onoere Sa6n i6ren MalhinIlten
5a6lt-perurla0t, uno Die Mal6inllen
6otten lire 4bli9t l6on wd6reno oe3
Sn9es Dem Experimentation Gonoee
uerfiinoi9t. Seit 9eitsrn abeno 9lng
fein3us oon DIT. 5t.9ouis ab. Webrere
9ofomntipcn lino ton ben glusItdnoigen
bcl0doiot ooer bon Dem Gele lie 5elpor:
fen mprben.
g t. 9ouL, Minn., II, Nop. Ser
YroSeb se9en Die @ebriioer younger,
Gale, Sames uno 0tobert, wuroe seltcrn
in Sdirifoult in Nn9ri[f 9enommcn.
Nle bret Webrnuet Vnu u%Hyrruyt II"
Der @rmorsuna Der &ailirers SeplpoOo
bet6eilist 95meIen gu lein; Gale 1T au=
Beroem brett ungcfla9t ben S6peoen
Gultopien ermor0et 81 baben, unoSames
unb Sob lino ols Mitiduloise an Dem
lebtercn Vtoroe on9cfla9t. Nuf Scrlon
oen wurbe ben @efangenen bis nd6dcn
5amItoe Griit 9eItattet, nm t6re 9nt=
mort oui bic Qntlagen ein5urei9en.
, 1876-11-18
Rfuelte tslesr. psps(6en.
Ser &ricg inn Orient.

2onbpn,1 II. SOB. Sic ,Bal1 MaG
G,asette" erfldrt in ibrem 2eitartifel
.Wir 1ino ielt %iiberseuel baB &nBlono
einen &rie9 su propi5iren benbi6ti9t.
Gublunb wirb ouf Soroerun9en beiteben
,pel6c Die gforte obi6lo9en muB, uno
Bic erItere M}o6t mriiitet li6 oes6olb, lire
Sorberunsen nit @ewolt 81 er5rpingen.
9os ultimatum beg Sen. SQnotieff lie0t
in mobifiSirter @sitalt nod INNER Der
gforte sur 8eant,portun9 por."
Sic tiirfii6e Mrmee in Nlbanien 1T get
1tiidclt mprbeu; Elm She'll oerlelben inter
9crpi6 9ai6a 1T mad Sul9orien uno
an bic Spnau a%b9esan9en, mdbreno Is
8otoillone nod G%onltanltiuopel 'geI9idt
,uoroen linb. Ser lleberreit blcibt in @la
banien. Muftbar BuI6a 1T BON Srebln
je nod @lbonien abserelit.
Ser @iencr Correspondent oesu 5tan=
baro" meloet, BOB Die 9iOrte in @ripnr=
tung zines m09liden SeloSu9es 10000
Monn Sruppen in Montene9ro uno Der
SerSe9opina, 10000 an Der @rea5e bon
@rieGcnlono nno $4,000 sur Seobad-
tung 9crbien's ouite1en miro.
Ser v@lobe" melott, bop Die brittiiGe
Ncojeruno bereits 81 YutaiIone Snian=
tcrie, 7 Gesimenter &apolerle uno 80
&anonen in 8ereitl6ait bdlt, Inn bieisl=
ben nad Dem Often gu l6iden, fnns
bos Snterclle gn9lanb's cine lolde pFaB
reoel erforberli6 made.
Sic olutoritatsn in Dem S%lottenbou-
bofe su 2eponport boben seisbl crbol-
ten, Die Yanserlaifie vGpelops" uno
vSDora" iofort leetii9tis 6u MAIDEN.
Ser v9tanooro meloet, oub I'M arlenl-
lie su@oolwid emliseSbdtisteit berrl6t,
gSdbreno ieitbsr cine babe Vfllion @a=
tronen w0bc ntli6 perferti9t muroe, lol=
len iebt jeoe @o9e 5pei Milioncn Der
9eltslt meroen.
Cine Oepel@e aus0ublin meloet, Dap
oGe Golboten, welde auf urlaub III Srs
lamb 5ino, Sefebl erbolten baden, Ii9 To-
fort ihren &e9imcntern onSuldlicBen.
IS miro beri6tst, BOP Die BON Der
piorts sesen Die pursel6lasrne COME
rens erbobenen Ginwdnbe nod ni6t aus
Dem @cse serdumt woroen ieien.
Sos polnil6e Contingent Der ruff
16en Mrmee 1T BON Der polnii0en 8ro=
pin5en pe9bcuroert woyoen. @uri6m
nno anocre Stdote i'm ruiHi6en Yolrn
weroen BON ruilIi6cn Sruppen 9Grniio'
nirt. Sic polnll6en Gelcrpen wuroen
ON IA. unb Is. Mls. Observation-Disclosures
SrpBe @nsobl .ullilAer OiftSiere, meIhe
i'm geerIfft iporen, SeI9ruo ST perlo'=
len, bat Sefebl erbolten, port gu blesben.
Gin 9rltttl Der icrbil6en Irmec mlro
mdbreno oes @oifenltIaltono,s tWtel
@0fftn tleiben. @robfiirlt gitolous 9}l=
fotojapitld wirO ON Muntoae in Slide
nsfi erwartct, UNI ben Seiebl iber Die
rulll9e Nrmec onSutrcten.
, 1876-11-18

ZEN. Ginem onOeren Seri6te 5ufol9e
lueroen Die Nrbcitcr am Sonntaee oors
Per cine @%eriommlune bobeu, I'm li@
gu entl6licBen, pb lie bon Den Nrbcit9e.
bern geitelten 8eoinsun9en ounc6men
%lpolen, obcr ni1t.
Samilton & &c., Go6lengrrbenbeiiber
in Man6elter, BADEN f%allirt. 9ic 9ai1is
pa betrogen 100000.
Srfferion Sopis reiite ouf Dem 9pfr.
"Noriatic" BON Aucenstown mad Neip
Worf Oh.
, 1876-11-18
ST nfre,h.

@erioilIes, II, Sop. Sill
li9teit Der Grmdblnn9 ocs @In. Cube
woin (2c9itimil) muroe Qclt'rn in Der
9cpntirtenfommer IN Gt0rterung Qeso'
gen. NaA elmer bibigcn 9ebottc wurnr
Die Grwd6lung. wegcn ungeicbil6er DC
CinIuIiun9 our6 Senmte nit 34l geQen
1853 Stimmen perporien.
, 1876-11-18
Gnglan0.

3 0 n, II. Sop. 9oro 8eoeons=
iitlO, weIher li1 ouf cinem SclnAe bel
Dem Carl pun 9brewsburp 81 S1seIire.
8al, STAFFORD. beianh, tebrte 9~citeru in
Solse cine BON icinen Golc9en erbuIte.
men orin9li6en tcle9rapbliNen AuHorocs
ring nod 2onoOn Suriid.
9isSoumwollpihncreibelib I'M n6ro
li6en unO noroDfli9en 2ancalbire Da=
ben, ,pie nor an9iebt, bei9lollcu, Ibrc
Jabriten an na9lten Montuse 81 l@lies
, 1876-11-18

Wirotnia StdatS<Wa5ette
taelte bsrsusseseben sOn
9obn 9. pein.
30. 8! 3nOlfte Giraffe.
u Oh mo II 3, ga.
, 1876-11-18

RaS THE CIRCULATION OF TFT
STAATS GAZETTE IS LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OFALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-11-18

anhfcrintiprs Nreife:
, 1876-11-18
NsnHtftff ss5;7rt' = i ss4tsstiher
Apptbefer 1t. Drpguiitfn,
strfaufen i'm @roBen unb aleiner,
Np. lH4, Gfe Is. II, Mainitr.
0IihmGuA YSn sa1@A4~
9liNlntu0. So.


6 lnutsn lib SEN 6reuuten unt tsm Yu.
Nublifull i'm Mlaemeinen int avrbrs Eager,
mel6es aus fpleeneen Se1en telttbt. arsu-
bieten: frozen. Mepi3ine. Gbsm fallen, Wps
De- unb Gpilst- Altifsl, @awdmme, aOrte,
pnfnmsrisn, 6hrtGftHe, aarbey Ses 6snltsr
alas. Nttt etc. etc. emi6lieBIid 9l0es, mas
in einem auttn DrO9en. @eI4aft sewHbnli4 gu
baten 1T.
Gle fibren sIei6fans cine arcBe Musnabl
biGtilGer Wrsearaiipnen ais: @rre/5 @elatine,
8afsr's Gpcra, Yerl, @iiiBG So n.StGrfe,
safermtbL Sngp, Gapipca, crnbenlt te OiilG
etc. etc.
2anbrett'5 earanttrter @arteulnamen, mo=
prn Elm VOTES A6urttment fetS Y0rrdtbis tt.
Gpncenirirte 6ruGt. q 1encsn, @rOmatili-
runss @@r.r-fte ppn leeer Srrte, @epilrSe gum
GtumaGen.
Jern,r lsnfen 1e tic Iaimsrflnmteit auf ibrc
el iioem 6tea = eaer, te, wsI9e eire 20>iaDs
ri9e prpte beltanpen Ino iir wfl9r ls sarau
tiren tGnneu. NIB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-15

<o., have fully eduaed those adjoining oar salons
Sut rch attire generally adopted now than was
m Inc mast sole reminder OF hard times is the Iact
fGat our has nearly passed It's second week
and no entertainments have as yet been gwen or an
nonned comparing with the balls which gave such ecfd
"A oIIr social life three and four Winters ago.
Mr.. James L. Fields prefaced his morning
lecture TO the students Of Boston University Wednesday
with this tribute to the late Dr. Howe: There is man
now living dead in this city, and who is to be buried at
noon today whose life aud character have such an eX
ceptona interest for all of that OF his old COM
panions and friends arising to address audience
anywhere this morning could possibly omit some refer
ence however brief, to citizen distinguished Inc
graudly rounded OF DR. Howe Will receive Holh
eloquent lips to-day, in the presence OF al tt Was
mortal OF him, its fitting need OF outOgy ,,ihspIinS
words VIII be spoken. inspiring thoughts VIII 10 SUI
ccsied az the appropriate place OF ceremony oud I"
not proceed to the special topic when mas caeu W
together without pauSing To utter tncSc Noius vi
thankulncss for the heroic youth the generous MAN
hood the noble lifelong philanthropy or one Whse en
ergies were All emplOyed i'm impaTtng stIehgth 10
liberty Language the dumb, thought 10 hdll-eAuh-
guished reason and the benefits oil hght To 50 many "o
were born blind"
LoNDOy. JAM 14.-The Rev. Henry Marley,
the revivalist is reported to be hopelessly ill.,
LONDON, Jan. 14.-lt is rumOred that Queen
yietors coming visit to Coburg has reference to the
epproaching be rothal of her daughter Princess Bea
tIice to "a German Prince.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-15

NETWORK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
The third matinee of the New-IOrk Phil
harmonic Society place yesterday afternoon. The
Attendance was not overwhelming but tie audience may
be called good one and the performance interest
ing. The opening piece Haydn's symphony No D. III
fat one OF those fresh, wholesome ght-hearted con-
positions with an unn!saleble sparkle Of fun in
one Of its movements ia which haydn Is unapprOacha
BILE 1t play ed with nicely and apprOpiiaten6 IS O
expression which amends for technical de
noiences. and we give the same qualified praise
lees Of the praise indeed and Of tho qualification
TO the execution OF BeethOyeus Corolaus" overture,
which was the second orchestral selection Tie concert
closed with a symphony by Richard MetzdOrf young
musician OF Germany Of whom much IL
known in this country. This symphony is
his first; it was published, we believe, abou;
two years no. and is described Opus lG 1t cannot
be called work Of great strength, but Is interesting
and ia the main original ana it well worth the while
Of the Society produce it, The flow OF melody is easy,
the construction Is careful and elaborate tho scoring is
rich, Ingenious conceits and striking phrases abound,
especially the first movement ALLEGRO assaD and the
second 4dago sostenuto quasi marcia fnebre and the
instrumental cOoTng Is often bold and brilliant whether
through the four movements the character OF the
different parts Is sufficiently varied, points IpOn
which after single hearing speak with reserve
Miss Antonio Henne sang Meyerbeers "Ah, mon hls!'
and won an encore repeating the air The orches
ira numbered about 20 instruments, conducted usual
by Mr. Bergman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-15
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

PROGRESS on THE MASQUERADE BLL-A CALL FOR
A REPORT on POSSIBLE REDUCTION OF sAlA-
RIEs IL NEw-YOEK-A BILL 10 BETRENCH IN
BROOKIYN-NFW BILLS.
ALBANY, Jan. ii, 1870
Mr.. STARBUCK presented a petition OF the
citizens of Jefferson Codnty for the better protection Oh
the United States deposit funds.
The following new business WAS offered: .
by Mr.. WOODIS-A bill to amend the laws reiatlVe 10
the incorporation of clubs and societies, by aid. tho
words Historical aud Library" 10 the present ist D.
BY Mr.. ROBfRTsON-A bill authorizing villages 10 lur-
nisn water to the inhabitants thereof -,
BY Mr.. PRINCE-A bill extending the time OF the IuD
lar Transit Company Of Staten Island for paying us
capital stock until June, 1876. .--
ly Mr. LOoWs-A bill to divide the County OF Otsego
into two Jury districts courts to be ncd In and for sd
county alternately IN each Of said Districts
Iv Mr. BAADEN-A bill relative Ia naSqueradefH. A
similar bill was announced from the House, apt INC
Senate went IN COsnIttec Of tie Whole Oh the Louso
bill. I'LL
Mr. GERARD said that the law of l9f5 was specially
designed To guard against anti-rcnerE and was not IL
tended 10 interfere with ptucedbc a>senba5e OF per
soD5 Tor pleasure. one section of the old law mas been
sought TO nc enforced now in order To nlerirre WIN
uuihrr of German citizens In NewlOrd who annually
indulge la a masquerade ball. ~.
Mr.. SELKRIG moved that the Committee report ther
progress in order 10 have tie oil printed. Carried.
Adjourned until 1880 o'clock next Monday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-15
MOODY And SANKEY.

A DISPATCH FROM GEo. II. STUART WONDERFUL
CROWD OF NERS-GRATIFYING RESULTS.
To the FdftOr Of me Trt6uHs
SIR: The last service of the eighth week Of Moody
and Sankey's labors in this city was attended this
evening by over $4,000 PERSONS filling the great
depot building to its utmost capacity. Many thous-
ands were turned away unable 10 obtain even stand
ing room The interest in these services has from the
FIST steadily increased and the labOr of tie evan
gelists have been and continue to be the all-a1
sOrbing topic of conversation in every circle OF
society from the highest to the lowest Men holding
the foremost positions in Church and state as well
as the poorest and the most dcpraved, have been
found daily and nightly at these unprecedented
religious gatherings. No description will convey
the deep and Iapt attention of the vast multitude.
Christians of all religious denominations have
united their efforts for the promotion of the glorious
work. ThTongs Of anxious seekers have crowded
the inquiry rooms, very many Of whom have found
peace and JOY, believing eternity alone Will reveal
the full measure of the results.
GEORGE ii. STUART.
Philadelphia, Jan. II. 1876.