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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-31

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combine al modern improvements IN Watch
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These Watches were awarded the Grand Prize b.
the Paris Exposition OF 1867. for the best perform
ance and greatest accuracy In adjustment; ana az
further guarantee that they are equal to tue bestwe
annex names of some Of the most respectable deal
ers III the trade VINO have tested them for years an1
VIII vouch for the accuracy of our statements,
benedict Bros n; y. w. T. Weeks, Bangor
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NY. Y
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H. B9tchkiss, Buffalo, N. Hyde q Bettys, Auburn
b. K. Chase Il Co.. Rut J. A. Clark, Batavia, Ma
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y. Il. DLrosls, Wofces tedo. O.iio.
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loo, Iowa. II TT GRANT 49,. Al v
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matchmaker to see them, or address
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-31

New RULING MACHINE at THE ARGUS
BINDERY. Paper ruled in any style or
any colored lines. Leave orders at THE
ARGUS COUNTING Rooms, opposite the
Post office. IF
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-31
Orleans Street Livery.

A HENRY, LIVERY FEED, SALE AND
rs Boarding Stable. Parties and Funerals Spe-
ciality. Orleans Street, between Buffalo and Ea-
gle. Charges reasonable. 1215dty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-30
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The Austin stage was robbed at San Marcos
Bottom, Texas. about three miles FROM the
town, last Monday night, by two masked men.
The robbers attacked the stage about tour
o'clock and compelled the driver to quit the
road and drive in the woods, where the pas>en'
gers, eight in number, were compelled TO give
up their money and tches. After robbing
the passengers the robbers proceeded to RIM
the mail. They permitted one passenger TO
retain his watch because he claimed that 1t was
family rlic For SOME distance on the side
of he road slips OF white cloth were tied to
bushes, aud it is believed they were slgoals to
rontedrracs on the stage. The robbers TOOK
two OF the stage ,rses, cut the telegraph wire
aud eft.
The Jury in the case Of the Brewer brothers
Tor shooting Col. j. Lyle Clarke, charged with
seducing their sister, was concluded 10 Baltl
more yesterday. The jury rendered verdict
Of mot guilty of assault with intent to Kill, but
guilty of oommon assault, there being couut
in the indictment for each grade The jury
also recommended the parties Ia the clemeucy
oil the court, to which Judge Gllmor said he
would give due heed. He fined each OF the &C
cusei $50 and costs, the whole amounting to
SIPS Is.
a horrible domestic tragedy occurred 10
Boston, yesterday. Joseph Hall, hat
ter, residing with his wife, who left him some
ten days ago on account of his drinking habits,
but soon after returned was discovered lying
beside her dead body with his throat cut. The
woman had been beaten TO death by her huS-
Il .-k b nj Y,tfa hnr
Hall was taxed to the hospital aud will die.
One OF the arches which supports the sky
lish of an auuex TO Memorial Hall at the Cen
tepuiai Grouods fell yesterday morning and 10.
iured seven men who We're working in the build
ing. Only one of them, Randolph Kennedy,
was seriously hurt. The damage TO the build
iue is very slight aud will b. promptly re-
paired
The Secretary of the Navy defends his loans
to the bankrupt firm Of Jay Cooke, McCulloch
l. Co., Of l. ,udon, Oh the ground that It was
dunc al the request OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury, aud under aut horlty and with express
assent Of the President.
Iu the House Of Representatives, yesterday,
Mr.. Douglas, Of Virginia, presented the memo
rial OF Ann g. Carroll. and Maria Z. Frtzhugh,
heirs OF Daniel Carroll, for pay for the laud 10
WASHINGTON 90 which the Bontanical Gardens
are located.
Adelbsrt AmeS resigned his position as Gov
eroor of the State of Mississippi yesterday and
the Lieutenant Governor was inaugurated. The
Impeachment was discontinued. The Repub.
licans of the State are indignant at the action
Of AmeS.
The Attorney General of the Uuited States
has concIu dcd "a contract with the authorities OF
! West Elrgloia for the care and keeping % I i
ted States prisoners III the pew State pvul-
teatiary at MouudsvlIlc. twelve miles from
" heeliug
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-30
TELEGKAPHIC SUMMARY

"A Portsmouth, n H., dispatch says apo,b.
er break has occurred 10 the direct caDle, This
time located between forty and sixty mile. "a
the Rye Beach Station. The break occurr.I
during the gale Of Monday and is SUPPOSED Ia
have been maciousiy dom" "a the ca,: vs.
in complete working order up u the Instant f
swapping.
"A freight train on the Concord Railroad
Was ruu into by passenger train lat cv~pi,g
and the fireman, VIM. Sarotelle, badly iriur.i
The steamer Heveius with the Euprror
and Empress of Brazil 90 board, arrived a,
Bahia 10 day.
"A large FIRE is raging at H ,osck Falls, \
Y. A hotel aud several buildings are Uuruu,
Aid is asked for from Troy.
The London Pail Mali Gaz.ttes Berlin
special says the proposed retirement Of the Ger
appears to be partially confirmed
A dispatch from Cou>tantiuoplr stats tina,
the plague has reached Bagdad, where there
are teo cases daily.
The Gibraltar authorities have RELEASE i
the Guarda Costa, recently cayiurci 5y an
English merchantmen.
Louis Y .ver Eyma, the French aah,-
is dead
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-30

The RetrOcessiOn Case.

The Washington correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun, iD bis account of the restrooession
case yesterday. says:
The Alexandria retrocessiou case of Phillips
VS.. Payne was resumed 10 the Supreme Court
ut the United States this afternoon, in order
To allow MIR. 5. Shellabarger, who was absent
at the hearing last week, TO make the coucud
ing argument. Mr. Shclabarger dwelt iu an
especial maDner on that bra nch Of the p.iutltf 5
case which declares that the rctrocession OF al.
cxaDdria has Dever been accomplished, because
the act Of Congress was made 10 terms Deepen.
dent 90 the votes OF majority of the voters Of
Alexandria county to give it effect, and that
uuder the Constitution OF the Uuited States,
these votes could not give effcc. to such an act.
Tie admitted that local laws affecting only q
Delghborhood, might be made TO depend for
their operation upon their acceptance BY the
voters of that locality. He did not deny that
even general laws might be made to depend 90
Conditions precedent, but such conditions could.
be SAID. III 40 case be the judgment aod the
vii! OF persons other than the legislative body
Now this law under which it is claimed that
Alexandria has been retroceded TO Virginia is
evidently general and not local law. 1t de-
termlneS the size of the seat of government, a
power which, under certain limitations, the
constitution contes Oh Congress alone, and
which Chief justice Marshall has decided c4n-
GOT b. delegated 10 a cabinet officer. Ii is a
matter of national conccru, and certainly can
Dot be determined by 5, ven hundred and six j.
three meo in xaudria, aud yet these were,
in fact, the rbuna; to which Congress attempt,
ed to delegate this most essential Junction OF
the government. At the close of the speech oil
MIR. 5. the court took the case for future decl-
sim
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-30
FOREIGN NEWS.

Mexican advices to the 18th instant state
that general Alatarre, at the head OF 5000
men, was marching Oh Oaxaca. The govern
ment troops at Jalapa had rev lted, re aiming
the governor as prisooer. The judges, dcpu
ties aud State officials had I'D. taking refuge
at Vera Cruz 1t was believed that the gov
erumeut would succeed 10 restoring erier
There had been considerable Eghfing he
revolutionists held ali the mp"rtaot noihes
10 Hidalgo, excepting Pachucha and lulan'
cugo. Both parties were r'fra'uioR from
committing outrages. The levy was becoming
obnoxious. The people VIE resisting and
killing soldiers while attempting to enforce The
CONSUMPTION.
In the French Chamber of Deputies, ycser-
day, an exciting debate occurred on The ques-
tioo of annulliDg the election OF NJ. P'uJade.
Republican, and when the vote was about 10
be taken the Legirimists Quilted the Chamber
10 body The election, however, was con
htmed. McssrS Ricard aud Dutaure appeared
before the Amnesty Committee and CAV: their
reasons why general amnesty should not DC ex
tended to political offenders. They stated,
however, that the Government desired to ex
crcise clemeucy, and would take measures To
bring about the extensive exercise OF President
MacMahon's right to pardon.
The RussiAn journals hint that neither the
necessity OF keeping Turkey intact Dor OF Rus
sia acting copjoiutly with Austria should be
longer considered. 1t is also proposed that the
Turkish troops should be withdrawn from
Herzegovina, and the country be placed under
the administration of the Prince OF Monte
Degro.
The u. S. Consul at Demerars Informs the
State Department that the Governor of British
Guiana has been authoriz d to Offer premiums
to the amount Of $500, 900 tor machinery to De
used 10 ul'ing the soil and 10! doIng other
work 10 connection with the manufacture Of
sugar
The Captain General of Cuba has caused the
arrest aud Imprisonment of several contractors
who have been Swindliug the Government 10
the matter OF army supplies. Others have lied
to the United States to avid arrest.
The capital required for the preliminary
work on the Chanue tunnel Is being rapidly
subscribed, aud it is expected that the expert
meLts TO test lis practicabity will be 10 prog
ress before long
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-30
CONGR ESS.

10 tn" United States Senate. yesterday. after
that body went into Executive session, the
domination of Mr.. Dana 70 be Minister 10
England was discussed, but owing to the in
disposition Of Mr.. Dawes, who wished to speak
90 that subject 90 vote was had upon his con-
irmstiou, Of which there is very little probs.
olnty.
Ia the House of presentatives, Mr.. Ban.
uius reported bill TO promote the efficiency OF
the army. aud for gradual reduction and co.,
soliiatiop of certain OF its staff departments
At the evening session bill was introduced to
regulate public advertising 10 the District Of
Columbia. The legislative snd iudicisi sppro-
priariou bill vas taken up, ADD the item h1ns
the salary of Senators al 81 500 per aonun WAS
adopted; the mileage item vas also passed as
re ported by the committee. The next item
was 10 appropriate slu0 0pl 70. the various
officers, clerks. ETC.. of the Senate. which was
uodsr discussion when the House sdiourned-
James E. Lipscoup, prominent citizen OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-30
The CITY Charter.

The following is an official copy Of the amend
mept to the City Charter 1t was published 10
the Gazette at the time Of its adoption,
month ago and Is repuolished Tor the infor-
NATION of those who failed to obtain a copy at
that time:
AN ACT to amend section eight oil al act en-
titled an an act TO amend the Charter OF the
Civ of Alex andria, approved FcbTu .ry twen-
ticth, eighteen hundred aud seventy one,
and or. v ding Tor submitting the san 10
the uu ,,l6ad voters ot SAID city. Approved
March IL, 1876
|, Be il enacted 10y the General Assembly Of
Eirgiula, That ctlun eight ot 40 act eniltIcd
AN ac. 10 amend the ch ,rter oil tie cty OF Alex
andrla, approved February the twentieth,
eighteen hundred aud seventy one, be aud the
same is hereby amended 50 "a to read as toll
lows:
IS. All officers aud clerks other than these
prescribed by the Constitution OF the State aud
laws passed 10 accordance Herewith Except
suoh as as are provided Tor IN section five OF the
ac, approved May the seventh, eighteen hun
drcd and ffly-two) shall be elected Annually on
the fourth Thursday 10 May by the qualified
voters If said city.
. The City Council shall define the powers
OF all such officers aod clerks 80 elected, aud
may take from them bonds with suretles, 10
such penalties as 10 the City Council may seem
fit, payable TO the City Council by its corporate
game, conditioned for the faithful performance
by such officers and clerks OF the duties OF
their respective offices.
3. The City Council shall have the power to
remove or suspend such officers and clerks for
nisteasauce, uonteasauce in Office, or Tor dere-
liction of duty.
/ This act shall not be 10 force until it shall
have been submitted to the u.l,hrd voters OF
the city OF Alexandria for their ratification, aud
majority OF such voters, voting at said etec-
ton, shall have voted Tor the ratification
thereof.
S. This act shall be submitted TO the quail
fed voters OF the city Of Alexandria al such
time aud in such manucr as the City Councl
shall provide.
g. This act shall be in force from its passage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-30

Republican State Conventions were held yes
terday 10 Penusylvaua. ONO and Vermont.
The Pennsylvania delegation to the National
Convention was Instructed TO present Governor
Hsrtrantt as candidate for the Presidency,
and to vote as uat. The Ohio Ceuveption
selected delegates to the Ciosluua,i Convex
ton, AMI also nominated State ticket. Tns
irt,tionlstS were not represented, aud The plst-
to:m adopted deusnds hard money and pro-
lection TO home manufactures. The delegation
to Cincinnati WAS instructed 10 vote for Gov.
Hayes as the Republican oomioee for Pres-
dent The Vermont Republicans socumbsred
their delegstes to Cioclnosti with no pledges
or instructions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-30

The first session Of the existing Legislature
expired last nighs. During its cooslousnee
ou!y few bills Of i'm ,ortsncs were passed, bu,
most ofthose will result sdvsntsgeouSy to the
interests of the Sts.e: while, with tu few ex-
captions, the bills it rejected would nave had
precisely the contrary effect. The next session
will commence 90 the first "Wednesday 10 De-
csmbar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-30

.fDose sections OF tue Revised Statutes Of the
Usitsd Ststes, providing that the enlisted mep
Of certaiu regiments of the Regular Army shall
be colorei. vii! be stricken ont by the Mitsry
COMMITTEES. There are now two regiments Of
iutautry snd two OF csvsiry, coiored troops
The repesi of the ststutes viii leave them 30
longer dstiucuyeIy cotorsd regiments
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-30
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
THURSDAY, MARCH 80, 1875.

The AMENDED CHARTER.-AS there is con-
siderable doubt expressed as TO the effect OF
the amendments to the charter, which, If rst-
fed by the people. will cause an important
change in the system of electng officers 10 this
CITY, it is desirable to know the nature OF an
office. An Office is right and correspond
ina duty to exercise pubno employment, and
to take the emoluments thereto belonging, as
defined by the text writer's. Taking this defni
ton as our guide,i would seem that under the
amended charter, if it should be adopted, the
power of electing almost every employee OF the
city heretofore elected by Council Is taken
from that body and vested in the people.
There can be but little doubt that the follow
ing are officers 10 the true sense OF the term,
viz: Mayor, Auditor, Tax Collectors Zone for
each district, Fire Wardeus, Chief Engineer
Fire Department.. Superintendent OF Police,
Policemen, Clerk of the Market, Clerk OF the
Gas Works, Superintendent of the Gas Works,
Measures and Inspectors of Lumber, MeaSur-
er and Inspector of Wood and Bark. PhySl'
clans to the Poor, Inspector Of Beet and Pork,
Inspector OF oysters, Neeper vi Tue Ao"u
Clock, Keeper of the Aims and Work House,
City Surveyor, Corporation Attorney, Clerk OF
the Common Council, Clerk Of the Board OF
Aldermen, Messenger of the Common Coun-
ell. Messenger of the Board OF Aldermen,
Steward of Offices, aud City Scaveuser. Ii
will be seen that the act amending the charter
especially excerpts from its operations all such
officers and clerks as are provided tor IN the
fifth section of 80 act approved May 9TH, lS52,
and leaves such TO be elected still as provided
for 10 that section But the section TO which
the act refers simply and solely provides Tor
the election of members OF Council, when the
election shall be held and how votes received,
&C., So that the exceptions amount to nothing,
and leave apparently every officer and clerk
of the city of Alexandria to be elected directly
by the people. This Amended charter Is now
in force as law Of the State, subject only to
the condition that it shall be adopted by
majority of the people Of the city when sub
mitted to them at sucn time and 10 such mau-
ner as the City Council Of Alexandra shall
provide. To the discretion OF the City toun-
Gil it is left When this shall De done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-30

In these times OF high crimes aud ml>de-
meanors in high places, and when cor
ruption insoleDtly plants its disgusting form,
"bedizened and bedazzled. ' with the eaudy
apparel of bribery aud fraud. in the face OF ali
the people, With brazso efrontery It is DOT re-
nsrkable that minor otf.nces go uowhipped
of Justice, sod that men are retained 10 posi-
tons BY the present Administration, though
charges of the gravest character, substituted
by recorded evidence, are brought TO the atten
ton of the President and his Cabinet. l..
H. Chandler, Pension Ageut st Norfolk, aud
- VauAukeD, Revenue Inspector at Peters
burg, 10 this State, are both charged with be-
ing detau!ters-one to the United States Gov
ernmeut, and the other to the Commonwealth
"a double charge of fraud lying at the door OF
the former. 1t has been definitely ascertalned
at the Treasury Department that 90 step has
been taken by the Government even to stop
the pay OF either Chandler or Rose, lone Of
his contederates, 90 account Of their indebted
ness, notwithstanding the existence Of posi-
tive statute requiring such procedure Ii is
shown BY the record ,bat, on the 9Th of Feb
ruary, 1876, all the fact, 10 the cas-. Were ceru-
fed to the Treasury Department by District
Attorney Lewis; aud that, 90 the loih Of Feb.
rusry. 1876. the matter was retetred 10 the
Commissioner of lutsrosl Revenue, 10 whose
bureau it sleeps. FanAukeu, it is said, is
backed by MIR. Pstt, and il was through bis
Influence thas be obtained the Federal appoint
meut after his detslca'ion, and vas assigned 10
duty at Petersburg. in the very heart of the
district. where his dsalcatop occurred. 1t is
an outrage upon the public that such things
should be, bur the ends of justice will yet, We
according to their crimes.
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7 Asst GALL. ,.-5
STATE ia NJ. -

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D. BENDHEIAI
liz KING STREET
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS
J. NJ. STEWART
Has jus: opeAed inc stock o:
SPRING GODD-

Plaii: Tor over dresses snd the p-lo 200 <.
ma'cG.
Pe-ca!cS. in CREST variety.
P7i4tS nj Calnn-c>
Black Gro. Gfalr. SILKS :or 81. 50-a .Ee ,-:-.r.
Australian Grapes very hands J!ne.
B ok French Ca>nmeres.
Grape Vel- and English Grape for .-imu =:
Single and ,ub.e Back Cashmere Sha~
Plaid and strip: Mu<ln$.
LonSdaie Camb-ic-.
A stock Of superior tRichsrison$) /
Linens.
Very beautiful prin:ed Linen Laws, v =
do, Table Napkins OF sll prices, He:...:.:
Linen Cambria haada~rch."s .,r .a.i~. :,
gentlemen, Giyves sal Il soy.
A large lot Q! superior -!.i-h A!csc.s IT,
goods sre beautiful blacks aDi ~ T.: -
proved bra"i..
Very fine Black Mons;r:. wit =" sin 10:
Bleached Goods, superior Cotton Sc; :,
&C., sc. r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-30

TTHEKE WILL BE a DIVIDEND OF
l. FIVE PER CENT paid on and at:er the
trst Day .! April 10 the creditors OF THOMAS
PENNY who have presented their accounts
properly authenticated
mn 2i-c&twlm j. z. D. SHOOT, Trustee.
YARMOUTH BLOATERS Tor sale by
l. ieb GEO. McSURNEI s son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-30
COM 'MERC1AL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. March ; The msr-
ket to-day WAS moderately active, with recei pts
t.i. and quality Of grain feEed good 4 small
lot OF WHITE " heat sold t,r l53, and li56 bush
els OF red y. 49, ia and % f,r fir to choice.
Corn continues active, with offerings Of 1916
bushels mixed and sales st 10 and 567 Fifty
OF: heis ot Oats brought IS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Mar. -. 1876
Beef Cstte-Prices to-day ranged "a follows {:
Best Beeves. ........6 IL 81
Generosity rated nrst 4uslity ...-........o II
Medium or good fair quality ...........i ~ . y
Ordna-y thin Steers, Oxen and Cows3 ~ "
General average OF the markell. 8.
Extreme range of prices .............3 81 5 Q "
Most II the sales were from ..........4 10 8 o.
The whole=a market Ibis week Was shade
aad tn: esry part OF me retail trade was posi-
oily little more active than last week. Iots
receipts for the week 1924 head Total : .les fJr
ne week TO- head
Sheep-Ihe market shows considerable life
a!d frInaess. The offerings exhibit al through
very faiv order OF stock, and good Sheep are
reaiily selling ~ our best gu ,tatons, while the
market IS not IS fully stocked with common
Sheep ne L TaS some time sin:e. Quotations os
:: per II. Receipts this week le54 head.
Hog=-T ere hiss been slight improvement
in the Market this week rs TO prices, NOR Hog.
Sc. Ing IL the top figures than they realized last
week. sad prices scarcely going rs w. :ney
CID then. TIE market closes hrm at !U3sl2c.
Receipts mis- week 1851 nead
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-30
PORT Of ALEXANDRIA, MARCH 80
I'm .u>e........... 10 Moon sets morn
sun sets .............o - High Hster....... . u

aS..I|s;:
Steamer Express Baltimore, 70 Broders 4
Co. She reports one loaded seho Ter, bound up,
anchored a. B,ackistoneS Island.
:c6r G "oisey, Wash gton, by master.
Sehr Fannie, Washington, b j Psrrctt, j..
SAILED
Steamer Lady o! the Lake, Norfolk, By + a
BE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-30
EDEC.7 T{U-f-7L.

VOCAL U>lC.
The elementary cls:s %: all. ::' 2r, 4: l.
- . M l'oes il. II" the room q ~ Y, NJ :
81 On ); FRIDAY RID NIGHTS :: - ~; =. cu.
TIvaTION OF the VOICE - "a -
Persons wishing - JON ai',e' C ::.,a-....
terms spp!y at TIE plsce ST. me o. '.'''
=. No 9 aoIta Co.1no-+ J. G2Io".
mn Is -,.t4'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-30

James f. Lip$c5up, prominent citizen of
Redmond, died yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-30

-G. h. Price, Auerlcau Cou.ul at Ottawa
has resigned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-30

Prioce Oscar, the seccoi sou Of the King of
o~eueu wal visit this Country during he com
log summer aud b: at the philsie.p his Exn,.
oittou 90 tie Fourth Of Ju.y. He is sixteen
yeafs cid, anu navy cadet.