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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27
DI H ID.

BRISHO-In ST. John the Baptist parish Louis.
iana, on Saturday. September % at 1880 A. NJ.
JAMES W. BRISCHO, JR.. son Of James W. Brischo
and Rila Tuct er. aged nine years six month"; and
twenty-five days.
Chicago. Natchsz and Cincinnsti papers please
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

It win soon be time for the careful man
to unpack his wooden goods, and find ont
how much the moths have left of his new
oy0rCOat
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

Another fellow vas going home singing,
"Coms Burke. to Erin" 1t was enough to
kcCafrey body laugh.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

Dorsheimer says 9 miss is as good a.
mile. He missed travelling hundreds Of
miles ON which he drew constructive
,r;l>eoa t.H --.-.. f.. 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

Wagner hes erected At Bsyreuth tomb
Tor himself. His funeral march viii be the
lneic Of the future. r
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

The best thing written 10 what nakee
another fellow use his scissors and say, II
wish / had said It," . ...,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

A man With soul for music knows not
when the hand organ man win turn again
and rend hin. - h-lfaz5 or.a, sr-l srass
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

Wstermelons are I've cents apiece in
south Caroline, and the Democrats hope to
safry the State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

That cheese with the cares of age upon it
should become bait for rata. How has the
mitey fallen! 81 -i 'Na'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

.Tilden and Butler arc both rich. To 40
cumulase wealth . man must have single
eye to business .-,,..-,t' 49,. -. ii
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

William K. Baker, the eccentric million
aire Of Massachusetts,, and originator of the
historical hog celebration, announces o
"Liberty of Conscience" fete at his country
seat. His ides IL to bring together all of
the clergymen Of Boston and vicinity, get
thsm Jolly over tho walnuts, and como to
some agreement about the road to heaven.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

Repember the poor, and while you are
about it remember thst they need some
thing.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

Mrs. A. Flynn has taken notion to oe
IN actress, and appears in Cincinnati as
Ev0due .-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

Wendell Phillips viii lecture this winter
ON finance md Iadisns. Hs hopes to make
q few Sioux. -f~ q D.. niRE D Is B. .4- 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

A rsmocrstie paper b offered for SALE
The purchases viii aeqpirss III Of the ma
terial used Il ~ 1ppodnetiea Of 3 patent
outside; Ill at Dc psivileGss required 10 hire
presswork done g y AsiS hboriss sAaee;
oil q the delinqasptt su1saEiption list; I'll
Of the eepy on hand vEjttsn By csndidstei,
md allot the Htlss, iatsst md vegetables J
vailat ~ pufnng, dainsd 6 by iassiGinal,|
swne. a1v;crQ . hail WI e ~ atUed
A0njo. l.Easg srsg9S - dE5sA-xss2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

A good watch, in your wakeful moments,
will always b on its guard against Jon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

Enr a usaa crowded of from ticket the
platform Of HE party holds but little con-
ISOLATION. ir- -.rr,..... --rs -,- sr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

Had proper precautions been taken there
would have been no Hagar in the wilder
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

The long life of Jim Mace proves the
Darwin theory of "The survival OF the
6ttost." 8
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

Grace Darling has exhibited great she
rov-ism in saving life. ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

An extra apple crop is going to the cider
press this year.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

The 6rst bale Of cotton this season ms
finished arriving. ....
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

Bands of Germans keep up their "Wsteh
On the Rhine"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

Beware of brokers if you would not
get broke. d.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27

The ouin nine base ball club ID no great
ahakes, -. ~ ~ sET---z W
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-27


enlarged principles of policy or polity.
From Spain comes the latest instances
OF proscriptive intolerance. While Chris
tianity in all its varieties of aspect is in
voked to repress Turkish barbarities in
Europe, and prove its superiority to the
religion of Mahomet, Christian Spain is
zealously engaged in crusade against
Protestant Christianity within her domin-
ions. Under pretence of discouraging
error, she has undertaken to fetter thought
and prevent every form of worship, no
matter how sincere, which has not the
peculiar stamp Of her approval. Her
bigoted shibbolsth comes from no pure
love of truth, but is the strained utter
ance OF intolerant rancor, as far removed
from undefled religion as the highest
heaven is above the earth.
These modern instances show how dis
tant we still are from that millenni,l sea-
son IN which the lion and lamb of Chris.
tianity shall lie down together and none |
shall hurt or harm in all the holy noun
tain. Any religion which is pure in es-
sence and strong of faith, breads neither
erTor nor opposition. It depends not for
it, advance upon the letter which killeth,
'ut on the spirit which giveth lite not on
he form of ceremonial Observance but
n those good and charitable fruits VII. ch
rove the genuinensss Of Christian prac-
Ice. sT ,ret ra.'.9 -4..s-
Let us all as in duty bound pray for the
avance Of that tolerant charity which !,
'Yereth multitude Of las. |,
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Announcing names o. candidates for oniccss
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Obituary notices making over hye lines, Will
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sued on the 27th Of Ms5bas eyer
suspending the operation Of the
act Of June %, 1860, in Egypt, ac-
cording to the provisions Of the
act. Acopy Of the proclamation
accompanies this message. AS
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The Free schools.

Jurisdiction tty free schools are in
Satisfactory inig condition. Prof. Wyal
been received Of 4 Superintendent. say
Of such tribunals in regularly IN a
caused a proclamation t6oth !, wnite ',.ll ! a al
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hit to be presented through me
to Congress on the first day Of
this session as there has not been
time for that lnaturede deliberation
which the Importance Of the sub
,ject demands. Therefore | ask
that the time Of the report be ex-
, 1876-06-27


The University Place Church was well Allied last
evening by cultured aW.!fcnce assembled 10 w!t-
oess the o1crcleca OF tho Junior CIaas OF lH77 Uni
yeyu!ty Of Chicago. Prof. Doycc pres.dcd, and tho
programme was varied by eomo really excellent yo.
cal muaic by ths Quaker City Qnartetsu. James
Iangland spoke OF "Amcr!can Osatozs;" Charles
T. Dean referred 10 tls many noble tralts of
"Wi!lam the Silent, more commonly known e
William Of Orange; William ". Colo hailed ths
..Advent OF Fcaco" a. the great triumph ct mod.
etp civilization; Perry laird advocated "lnalvld-
ual L!betty;" Francis N. Smith had something In
tercatng 10 ray abont Milton. whom he acnoininat.
81 The ptan nst ssn
Traced ths CAUSES III. progress. md the results ~
Inc s'Freneh Nevolntlon;" Fowler i, lansing
spoke Of ''Chhasiunl1y ind C!sillzat!on;" and
thcis delivery VAS almost n,,fornly good, and
ihry wers Eeneraliy applaudcd,
The oras!on which probably evlnesa me es moal
Of Ut. Parry Baird m 'lnd!y!dual Liberty" II
waa strong plea III favor of unfcttsred thought
According to Nj. laird, there were .oo 20.
sect 10 which thoy belonged. TO cnnfoEm to cus.
tom simply because u wss casiom dla not tent @ 10
difference between blind adherence to rules AMI
forms, and the bold striking out In 4 new path
wA4 ably shown by = eomparison Of bun 9onsou
he other in1ntsaea hs own light, and shono llkt
ths SUI ta hsa1en aud, ~ ~ b1lAhtness. dninst
m!kht might gsfn 20 Si existence, Gut thsy could neve
make character or be Of any benent 70 manltnl
Only The herrIe few arr the salt Of the
who did hs!R own thinking and spoks thelr ow1 M
denkffed appixpbA.
, 1876-06-27

rona' property, which wns burden too fntl1ue 70
be hnric wllfc supporting intgc fau,lfy, and eho
from Mr.. Bcye That her case would he }ookca INTO.
The lo-t to tho whInky prisoners In tho Cannsy
1ni in tInic and reputation IA gnn tn tho shesi!I,
them, whrrcns they srfusc 10 cnt tho nu.t he pro-
vlcs, md hnsc thcir meals rrnt In from tl!c on!, &
fftc. Ills net prait will amount t. asiont si'ny'
ccmhcr. or 80 per dny,-ntl of whtcii T. very com.
forng to him In view Of tho fnss ttia thn nu1h9es
Of prisoners haa bccn materially reduced IN inc
last few weeks.
At the corner ut Clark nnd Madison Escct:, some
fout ycnrr neo, two gnu,blrrr f.nwiet ind LMvaL.
gnt Into an alteration IN VII! ch the latter vas afo.
t.awcr WIS arrested and triet 3nh given Two ycnra
in The pcn!,en.nry. An nppeal ssns taken y IN.
Supreme cos. n the eei.rn Of ihs Sa ,a
endar up to yesterday. whrn It was called md \
nnilc entered on account of shn abaencs ot ,o tho
prosecuting witucrs, Immediately nftes tue ofacs
was lust tnu late 10 do any good
, 1876-06-27
CROPS.
Prospects of m Abundant W1,cat-Crop In
WlXconsln-No Ifcssinn-Fly IsnvaRea Yet.

praspcctn of m Abundant Tlicat-CFop In
WlHconsln-No Ifesslnn-Fly IfnvaRea Yet.
Specfal Correspondence Qf The Tribune.
AttLwAuKEx, MiB., Junn n1.-The Chamber Of
Commerce WAS greatly a1cltcd ycstur.lay over tho
reports Of damages to thu crops In this sate, Min
nrso,a, nnd 1owa, by the iicaH!an t1y. Your cor.
respondent has just rnturned from trip, covering
fourteen days and nights extending orer 2, 200
m1les uf railrOading and ntcanboat!ns and 3h0
mile. Ut tcnnIhg, through tho richest agricultural
regions at Wisconsin; md lie can assure TIC pan!c-
stricken that 10 fur IN this State IL concerned. Tho
prunlisc II IN abundant weat-cEor wa, never
mora aatIHfactnry, Thu Ilcssan fly. that nkcn tho
place this ycar Of tho played'out gssshopHor,
must como from somewhere, mud ho may IA we'll
1lail fru.n that vague TcEion-Northweetcrn Iowa
ne anywhere else. If he really cx1ats 1t Dies moi
follow that, bccan.s he has not yet visited Wis
consIn III any. eonrlcrnhle strength, he my mt
bu tnnrching hltherwArtts With Ginptiaces n tfs
etotnnch md patent hnEfe.!ers IN ~ 'nu1cnlar
right hand. mt 10 rreak Of tse IN hls nye and
famIno In hIs tracks All have 10 say =; TINT.
r1tFen's noIthsaat. northwest. ard southwest @
wcst southwest, anu northwest; and all accounts
hnys agreed tns; asrieultufsts l'aye larasr a,ne
81 snx9s s4oa S tbo sa haSe o. H.
Journey, mt nnrnbor Of travellers. farmers, tnd
eount1y merchants. from Iowa and Minnesota, ~ en
cago tn make purchascs, a1ld lrumncrs from New
| 1urk, I30stuf,, Ehlcngu, aHl Milwaukee houses,
returning from the alleged stricken districts; ant
shcy aln.st Mnanfn,nu.ly agres that the protper's
fnr good what. crop were never better. In no
cnse did i hear ui any damage wurth making WY
fucu abnut, either from chEncll'bngs, ilcssan les,
Or any othur !nsecta pests or plaques. Many "f
| the beat. .infoEnlrd ut tlare persons | hare
net snes these ssnsat!ona .n" .epSrts conmcMcsd
| a. latc ~ Mny published to date. Fur thcse rca.
aons, tls reports received arc 10 he regarded win
caution. Very likely IN sumo oeai!tlus In newly
settled lands, HwRfniK nf Insects have greatly Eu
.nced tu growing crops; but 70 Hsy that tho entlF,
crop or whole sect!on* 9t "eil'settlea !an4s Il
| failn1u ia simply .rcckle'a falsehno'i; and, TIL
puhil.l, tic fact The lcss ciaueo will there be 10
trhr gamblers in tho grain 10 disturb ou
markets, bring ruin IFun hundreds Of 1Hnocan
families. and ursettle the legitimate business U
tho entire Northwest, A. they hasc done, ny mcaA
uf such uhfounlcd reports, too often alrcady
, 1876-06-27
CRIMINAL.


carric Smith, Of ''H!lcs" avenue fame. for rob-
btny ". +. Williams Of $50, Is locked up in the
ttnv,nno ror,i,Ior Mt III, Armpry.
ene' ''"u to,'',, ~ s"s ...,,,s tn. ,o =,
cx.Ald. D. ". Clark at No. III South Green
atrcct. and carried away harness valuci at sn:.
o''e.@f A"N ,,, =,
The cnmsnlssIon+storc OF 0cossc a. Nel1nan' at
OF Wcat Washington atrcct, was entered by bur.
glars early yesterday morning. md an ,Argand
setoyo md 300 scarntrss bugs were ca5ted a,xay.
rh, fhicyc. rainaI entrance ly forcing reas door
with Jimmy.
~" r,...,. 49, ..,o,,,,, so.r,a.. .,.., ,r.o,r,
hound over 70 tne ~ Clnna. ws"5, suag y ~ anys ns'
1of stealing from net etnpaoyus' ~. ~ ~
was 1cafresteu inst e'snans, soMe Mloto & ot iho
"em ptoesty m yst n1rG o nrnnt aa,ns er N nosIyu
A's%as' raas ssea ' ~ ~ re,r. nn William WI Me
o no b. agsI Il Fansan md sos
ernl weeks ngo thpy entered thu elut1lfN:.siotu of
Edwards s haven, OH milwaukee, asenne. BY
escapo With S10O worth VI clDihIng.
NJ. 49,, 1,sr,. a., cb,r,,,,n, .,,eocr w.s
bls ~. nHa, t =, t nsa,ton n n nvoin ~. cn,.
pa oTya yarrsney ~ 1g tn. il soui poweri e1oW
s!sfr chiHHy ~ ~ nsa .,,i ~ ~ tt.
ind w fooons TetIeeaauG - ~ "a'u ~ ~ .G.s M
Wy hs u ths
Another ecamp was caught In Jegc1snn lark
Yesterday afternoon nbIut 1 O'clock hy
ser sannoes vino l. ,yrrs bound wen, to 'cnei a
children viii ha fscc frnln outrage, Insult. and
| mulcsfattoil William, Shaw, a hard ctrtpinGr. II
yrnrn 0f pre, ATTEMPTED m outrage m trrg LITTLE
ana Il yssrs x Old bi;1nt b5si;sneei'ysS 81 wag ha M
tlc scrca,ns Of onu u tho little gfra brought
| Drunnuck to The tnot, aid lie tDnk Shaw ut to
, 1876-06-27
TIE COUNTY-DUILDING.

Mike Evans wal among those who dropped tho
sympathetic tear along the corridors Of tho County
jail yesterday.
Ths Criminal CouEt.roo has been robbed Of tts
supply of chArs 10 accommodate thoAe occupying
the parloE o! tho jail.
TAu Coll,ns. Stratum abortion caso was chilled In
ths Criminal Court yesterday, and continued to
the September turn oR account OF the wurul
weather.
The Grand Jury yesterday listened 10 numerous
nelly complaints, and nd tjournel at ali ehrly hour.
To-day the police investigation will be resumed.
JAke Ichm vas lettering about tho halls Of the
County building ycstcr4ay morning. lie dtd not
ventura to extend his walka actoss tho yard to thu
jail but ho slipped beer at several OF ths neighbour
Ing saloons.
In the matter of stone for thu new Coust-IIouae,
Il u teportcl that IA thu fstce 81 cxamln.
Inv this bitH madn il through NiA tho Hoard mlll
reAdvtrtthc. THIS. II IL said Ia found necussAty to
avoid certain complications.
| IT has boon aa1d Ut 9tate'a. Attorney Reed for
/ week past that ho would be Il candidate for Con.
rress or reduction lu hss p1Isrnt position this
tall. TO settle wager, te drnicd yesterday that
| hs hnd any ambition tot Congressional hunoIs.
young lady who occupies a p1u,nnent position
In VI The church cho!fs Ut The city Visited the
Office u the C0naty Collector yrssurlAY With teats
iu Le1 eyes. Shs had been taxed $la on her peE'
, 1876-06-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

ANN, N.Y., .o"tnn t,...,an.. 49, nroanc.d hv ,bo
THO Two osEnans "as '',. ptpaa.eu ~ & w ,.a, ,a,
Union Square Company lnst night IN manner that
left little to he desired Tho cast was even stronger
tnn ,h,, a, ,aat wear. Icsidcs tic old fayostce,-
nun ~ ."At ~ '" ~. ..,.-,nr ,t.. Wa.,,t H..
At. fho'nc, Mlas c'astoa' Mlfe Mosant ass.
Wilkins, ard Miss Fcrnon.-theFe wcfc number
of fresh candidates for public approval. Chief
among these was Mr., James oNetlc, who hns not
~, ~, s. =, ts os,,,,cd ~ nnpn1,r catccm IN
this city, but whose appearance i'll new sirFonnu'
tngs ami new part almost placed him
Il, n, sItunt,nn ot a at,anror. Mr. O,Notll
has @ ,a,or ,onc ,tc, ,orwnr,i In iIa u,of.,sIon
haH n.Scn ~ D"s ssp ~" 49,, .o,r :" an .s.Lrs,s
since he arst caIuo To this CITY, m" anu a"kFaso
graduate Of ths Cleveland dramatic scloot Then
a novice, he Is now an artist worthy to nit the In,
pofsaht postum ~ na' att.a ~ u1 ',, o"soa @
sanare Company. "e1eei eohaoent nc WI Prove
d valuable ata!tEnn to that admirable organization,
49,, II Ia xco,cclv no.,fhlc hi, connection with It
an a'su 10. -. ,,.,,, r,or, n,ontab,o N h,m.c}f
than to II. Mr. oSeINs rendering Of
the rast " r<r'e' the cripple, iatt M n'gnL H.,
, 1876-06-27

kHe sCuCH1ph]UHS VI ~SNsiAHN'>s 49, 49,
1879, 1874, md 1h7J.
r1.o p,,.r+,,o,, son,ratu, cvc.
mo htst p'ce ~ Ftse entpa,'"'s". .a. .,s.
rent 10 tho new ehop fof tGphita VI 'rh' ~ o'e' a
tcrlny morning. IL was hns'ne 40 H.
rhe Mnror Wilt shortly he bnsy Ia signing nbont
6at, rnuu;, ilccn.cs. which wcrn lrppritrA IN lila
nn,cc Yesterday in expectation OF Tho rhh July ],
nj which time ali licenses atc due.
,,-,, -. a.. ., ~, m, ,o., ,rh,ch tho
ScRottntlons tor thc ~ ~ t'n n,.1n Iii, 70
Cosnn,lo..er nan nsen t.a NV T. n 1rrnri Ia t.
m nnh a. yet tnete Is no.ns new ~ y H. iHnr. rrs.
Ihs Compttoi,er Sseu W f ~ ,,cals
csday anu TALKED thc matter ovst WIN tae Ky .c
but ho hha nothing definite 70 sta's hh"t the s,f
es.s o. biz s9rt o,et @ ta M hnt Is e. y xcry Ht
received. aha oetcsea nat ~ pan" @ WIN INK, rlo
respond 70 nny aomhns Mnne ~ HUN ,..nn .nHn rndep
shte % Interest," 70 oc a'1o"ea - tae a"ca'" "'e'
confederation.
The contractors who wcro authorized by tho
councfl ut it, lnst meeting 10 continue work On
thrfr enntsncta md to walt for their nanry .tll
such titme "a lhr cty viii be ntle 10 pay, ray that
t!1cy raft uifot.t 10 do work on that ta.s unless
Interest. .1rnFi,,g certificates IN Which nancy
c,,n bo raised shall ba given 10 them.
soIno Of the contractors thrrattn Bnits
inr damages unless such certificates be
Issncl 10 tl,en,, Tile improvements most loudly
called for are thc flaised stree; scwcs from Thirty
fuurth e,fect to Arche. avenue, and tho West
twenty SECOND street fcwrr, Of which Init 1,B00
feet remain tn be dime. The property owners on
, 1876-06-27
TFlFGRAPHIc NOTES.

CAHnoxnALE, June 2G.-ecven applicants for tic
naval cadetsh!p weto examined in our city before
committee solnpossd 1t Drs, lSbvst Allyn, \; u;
two-James, Z. Albright, Of MuEph}sboro, and
tirorge Clarke, Of cAtrU-wcro rejected. OF these
1.-TWO, the Hon. William llattzet, II. e., hus tho
choice for The appointment,
Speclul Di4pa!cA TO- 1hs Tribune.
LArATE1TE, lnu., Junu .u.-The hcll trial OF
agricultural implements and machinery will culn-
uiencs 1t = p. iii. Tomorrow 1t this agricultural
farm connected with the Purdue Agricultural Lni.
vurslty, uIe west Ut this city Tho INA aeguruc ut
10 controlled by The Executive Cou1mi,tee ii tie
, 1876-06-27
TIE ADELPuI,

OtIcnbach'a comic opera, 'tThe P1fmh Donna Of
Night, "whs maru thnh fairly given in tho ensena-
bic unl concerted music at the Adclphi last night.
MessrA Allen and Within sustained the regulations
they have earned. Mr.. Horace DcH gave scr!cs
Of prosean portraits In tho olIo which amused aid
pleased from thclr novelty. The performance con-
cludcd with an abbreviated version Of uouccault's
"Asrah M rosuc, f" in which Mles Richmond gave
tna,le hIn ru.ci,tree IN, WAS warmly received, nnr
prirlnE his friends with Q bright, Spirited, ind in
iellIgcnt performance n ShdHn, III i0st. The
zane till continues. Tho attendance last night
was lihoral, cUnhIdcring tho extremely warm
weather,
, 1876-06-27
BOTTOM FOUND.

srn,Harixtp, H., June ao.-Tho Revenue su-
prrvlsnEa office here will hc elo<ct on Friday for
lack Vi funds to maintain II, anlit IL not iMproba,
bls that the other Federal Offices ~!i also he closed
for The same reason. The MasshaIsas no funt!s on
account at lack nf appropriation " Congress to
serve tho process Ut The Court eva to nav tho
jail fees for keeping Federal prisoners Aess cou-
tined.
, 1876-06-27

4 coatlng Of diamonds on pure crystal surface.
Thusu atu raftsian diamonds. Their lust.e IL pet-
petual. For sale only At n!chard Humphreys Jew
elsy store, No, ITO broadway, opposite 6'ewAst's.
Goods scnt G. O. D., with privilege 10 examine be
fore paying for them. Send tor Illustrated ptlces
list. have no nkents+
, 1876-06-27
YoIl ARE IR0ilRI fn WlIH A RAn nR]

YOU ARE TROUBLED WITH A BAD BREATH.
1t aunoys your freuds ~ well ~ yourself. You
would Ike 10 get rid of IT, out scarcely know what
means TO adopt. We will tell you. Use tho ffsg-
rant sozpdont; It vii! cleanse and beautify Jour
teeth, anu leaye your breath pure.
, 1876-06-27
SPORTING.
BASE BALL.
UAnTFQNDS-T.OUiBViI,L.E9.

bp{t1H4 U49Eu4cH
Lou1sv1LLE, Ky, Juno .-Ths liaEtfotds and
LouIsyillcs played Of. their tc game today, the
former winning 3 to 0. Tho runs wcro MI inadn In
tho sixth Inning, after Two outs. Rcmscn taking
first on clean hit, waa pas.ea hnn,o by H!ghSm
nnd Ferguson, who scored singles and came In On
bna errors Of Ryan, Hastings, anG Hague. Tbs
gume was beautifully contested, and witnessed by
l, .Gu pcrsons.
THE AcnHE.
, 1876-06-27
THc WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, u. e., juno 27-1a. m.-Fos the
Upper Laks Region, southerly winds. shifting to
nostllo1,y, warmer, partly clondy weather. With
local ra,ns and slightly higher barometer.
CAnnospALE, H., June GA severe Wind
rain, and thunder storm passad over orr place on
yesterday evening, doing no material dauagu e1'
crpt " ceuRs. -....--.-
LOCAL oB6EHyATloxs. ..
l,n,rAnn- Junr
, 1876-06-27
TIE CITY-uALL.

5hs receipts from the Water Department yesteE.
kay were sbopt Is, 600.
Ths Comptroller took Ii "a, 3Aa Inst Saturday On
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-02-26
TOWN AND COUNTY.

A PECULIAR AND RICH CHANNEL
The Union Hill claim, near Douglas
citv. is tied for peculiarities in the strata
fo nation, differing so far as we know
from any other place in this county or
State. The fossil remains of the masto-
d,m and other extinct animal species
found in this claim have obtained for it
,om notoriety. Recently a new chan
mel was found in the bedrock, being 16
feet deep below the bedrock surface and
having abrupt, almost perpendicular sides.
This channel has been uncovered about
1.5 feet in length and varies from 20 to
20 feet in width. 1t is filed with i'm
mense boulders, rocks and pebbles, the
latter being washed as round as marbles,
and all the rocks showing they had been
exposed to the action of water for a long
period. The bed rock, at the bottom OF
tie clannel, is full Of round holes, seem
ingly bored by the loose round rocks.
In the way of gold, this new channel is a
regular bonanza, prospects of from one
bit to d Dlar and a-half to the pan being
obtained, and not shovel full has yet
been washed without getting the color.
The full extent of this channel is not yet
known, but it is thought probable that it
extends to the mountain, and perhaps to
the river. The Union Hill Company is
well fixed for working the claim, their
bedrock tunnel being fifty feet below
the bottom of the new channel. with
which it is connected by shaft. Large
results are looked for when the Company
makes cleanup.