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New-York tribune., 1876-07-10

Liberals had given IN their adhesion TO that movement
and adds: when this address issued the cry went
UP IN the whole country, that Bristow Tdeni
In the Conference itself Adams said: First Brstov
then Tlden and his words received with loud ap-
plase True TO this programme, and not accus,om I'd 70
change without good reason VIC host with
out The intention OF debating TO others, and without
btterness the nag or Tiden whose alone-n tina
who has earned not only the confidence OF honest mem
but the fear and hatred OF thieves"
There is strong effort in view Of the dis
sersons among the Alabama Republicans ana the ad-
vanrages thereby afforded to the Democrats, to bring tho
two wings OF the party together again. Congressman
Charles Hays, otherwise known AnaDlas Hays, who
was one OF the delegates large the Spencer delesa
tou to Cincinnati is out in letter urging that the ac-
tiOn of the Cincinnati Convention IN recognizing the
antSpencer wing be acquiosced in lie protests against
the expenditure Of "onergies and strength in internal
party warares" calls the Spencer Central Committee
to withdraw the Spencer State ticket from the feld and
that he feels it bis duty "Gf satisfactory
compromise Republicans can be efieced TO him
SELF to ne Re publican party and to the country" to
port the ticket nomi mated by tho antSpencer wing and
headed by the name Uf Thomas b. Peters for Governor.
In an interview in The Nashville american,
Gov. Hendricks in reply to question whether the re-
peal Of the Resumption act condition OF his
ceptance, said Oh, no; there conditions
pressed wish the Democratic House, by It's
act absolutely settle the question Of Interpretation OF
the platform currency. The day OF adjournment is
near, and would Like TO urge them to take immediate
action 1t Is due their constituents, particularly tie
people OF the West With that clause interpreted by the
uneGuyocal act OF the House there remains nothing Ia
the platform that adults OF two constructions. think
they will repeal the resumption clause In the House this
week and throw 1t into the Senate, which viii then have
to bear the responsibility OF its defeat well as tho re-
spCusbty Of noncOncurrencC in tho Houses rctrenc;
ment Hill, and consequent dead lock- giving the De-
mocgacy two most valuable aids in the Fall elections
The people will sustain the Houses action IN both re-
spects. 1t Ia unfortunate that Mr. Dorshemer
accepted Cen Ewings Interpretation of The financial
lank and drew reading h0tthe plank itsCf
dd not d Of but the repeal by the DemocI atic House
of the resumption clause viii settle al this. We viii 10
before the people with declaration OF principles that
cannot be mistaken. II is bold, clear and aggressive
free trade free schools home rule absolute settlement
OF all issues by the result Of the war; return 20 peace
basis and national le gis aton and removal Of al art'
fc obstacles to ption Of specie iay mehtn Go
word, reform. Gov. Tden dd not write the platform.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10

ing about on the outside balconies I'll! some
aria or concerto attracted them again within.
The openings distributed all around the
circle of the fort afforded convenient means for
such exits and entrances. 1t was just the place
for Summer music, and when it was aban-
donod to the immigrants, the lovers of such
music in Brooklyn and Jersey City suddenly
discovered their loss. Still, its usefulness IN
the hands of the Emigration Commission
has been SO apparent that nobody could
fairly complain, and as the Old walls of the fort
cannot be burned, we may suppose that the
place will soon again be fitted up for the
immigrants. 1t has long since ceased to be
either a castle or q garden.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10

Drina. They cannot escape capture, ana the
rebellion Will then present compact front,
represented by a line drawn from Wlddln, oR'
the Danube, to CGttaro on the Adriatic, with
something more than one fourth of the tern
tory OF European Turkey behind it. Ih!s1
tie problem to be fought out within the next
few weeks. The fate of the rebellion de-
pends on its success. The expected rising IN
bulgaria, provoked by massacres, the horrors
of which are at last verified, cannot take
place until so much has been accomplished.
The latest dispatches received at mid
night, represent the situation as somewhat
more unfavorable to the Seryians. 1t ia quite
probable that Gen. OiimpicS has been forced
70 recross the Drina and been followed by
Mouitar Pasha but we are at loss to un-
ders;and how Gen. Tchernayeif, Immediately
after victory to the northward of Noyl-
bazar, is found facing Osman Bey near NisSa
NishD. The confusion in the reports evidently
continues, and we can only be sure OF the
chief features of the situation, as given above.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
YESTERDAYS TJpF

The destruction OF Castle Garden by fire
will call forth sigh from many an old New
Yorker, as he reflects that another of the few
remaining landmarks of the past il gone.
Castle Garden was not at any time y
venerable pile, but as late as thirty years
on its walls, when the Battery was still Il
pleasant promenade, and two large, gayly
painted swimu !ng baths hdnkcd the approach
to the Castle on either hand, it was an at
tIactivc spot of hot Summer evening. Great
fairs asei to be held there, and once q year
nearly all the Sund,y-school children Of the
city were there assembled to go through
the exercises Of their anniversary. 1t was,
indeed, greatly fallen of from its old ropute rs
a place for stately military ceremonies nor had
it then even the attractycncss as an ice-crcam
garden which 1t possessed in our srandmothers
days, when the deep enb asGres where tables
were set were famous for tete-a-tctes that
ended i'll marriage.
Castle Garden, when used for concerts and
Summer operas at u comparatively recent pc
riod, possessed one advantage in which our
other onccrtrocms were wholly wanting.
People could promenade there without dis
turbing those who wished to hear.
There was always large number of
auditors who deserted the benches
during recitatives or pieces that they did not
care about. and enjoyed themselves in walk
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10

FOIYIGN.-Tha Turks claim TO have defeated the
servians near Noyi-l}azar. The Turkish troops
are reported to have crossed the Drna. - Bit
Ish employers purp0sa reducing wages in the cotton
and coal trades. - The EDpcrors Of Austria and
Russia had q friendly interview in Bohemia.
DoMEsTIC.-The official report Of Gen. Terry con-
cerning the Little Horn fight is published il con-
firms former accounts ana places the number OF the
killed at go with 81 wounded. - NJ. Blaine
has accepted the Aaine Senatorshlp his health IS
improving; he has declined 20 take the pro-
posed tIip to Eurcpe. -= Disturbances OF
violent nature are reported from a town in
South Carolina. - \ band of masked men have
robbed passenger railroad train in Missouri, -
Gov Hayes has writ en- his letter of acceptance
He declares for hard money, free schools, peace IN
the South, civil service reform, and one term.
CoSenEss.-Thc Senate spent Saturday with the
impeachment tIial principally; Acknowledgement
Townsend, Z. " Smallty, and a telegraph and an
express clerk were examined. == In the House.
the bill 10 declare part o. the Sioux country III
Wyoming Territory open to settlement gave rise TO
@ long debate on the Sioux troubles no action was
taken.
CRY AND SUEUrBAy.-Castle Garden was de-
stroyed by fire, aud The books and papers of the
Emigration Commission were consumed. All the
emigrants and most Of their property we're saved
- President OrtOn'S answer deried the state
ments Of the complaint, in the suit to eDjoin the
Western Union Company's dividend. - The ex-
cessive heat caused much suffering and many cases
of sunstroke 200 Iaen of the First New-Jersey
Brigade i'll camp near Trenton were pTostrated
- Acrobat won the Centennial purse, and Zoo
Zoo Bargoc, and ascension the other races at Long
BrancA - Gold, 112, 112, 1l2. Gold value OF
the legal-tender dollar at the close, SO 30 cents
Stocks inactive. market closing dull.
THE WE,THgR.--THE TRlBUSE's local obserya-
tions point to closr and more moderate weather
with q tendency TO alternating oloudines3 and
probable rainfall for three days. - In this city
yesterday an extraordinary degree OF heat prevailed
Thermometer So. 101o. $50.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10

matters which concern their eternal welfare.
Nowhere can the hymn of praise be more
musical than where it mingles with the melo-
dies and the harmonies of nature. Nowhere
can the prayer be more appropriately uttered
than under the vault of heaven, to which we
naturally look when we reyerently mention
the name OF God. Nowhere can we to better
purpose remember the Creator than where all
things remind us of the perfection of His
creation and the imperfcction of our own.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10

IN India where silver is the standard OF
value, the heavy decline III the price Of that
metal is felt with great severity by the peo-
PIE, especially by those who have permanent
incomes. AS there are over %5O,O0O,VOO
legal-tcnder notes, redeemable in silver, III
circulation, and the coinage from 1sGo to
1874 alone amounted to 1884, 1oS,34O, ii is
obvious that the loss must he widespread
Our inhationists would now have a hard time
persuading the East Indians that silyer-not to
say paper-is preferable to gold.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10

The least that can be done will be to dismiss
from the militia the officers who made this
blundcr. But after that there may be n
chance for the operation of the civil law.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10

Readers of THE TRIBUNE Leaving torn or trar-
cling for he Summer can hare the paper mailed
10 them, postpaid, for 81 per month, the address
being CHANGED mLenerer desired. requests for a
charge of address should alWays mention the
edition (DailN IFeetiy. or Semi Woekiy), and
botA old and ieg addresses.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
amnsements ann filrsiines Co Might.

FIFTH AVENUE TEEATER-" PGue."
Twenty THIRD STREET OPEEA HOUsE.-Keliy & Icons
Mnstrcls
wALLAcK's TIm,rgs-"Mghty Dollar
AcADEIy OF DEsIGN.-Day time only; Centennial Loan
Exhi:i;lOn
GuMORE's GARDEN Concert.
IEAvIrT Ant ROOds-EXhbitton OF Paintings.
MErEOroLlTAN MUSEUM AKT.-Day time only Cen
teuuial Loan EN hhiti0n.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10

Discomfort is, of course, manifested in Lam
cashire at the contemplated reduction OF wages
IN the cotton and coal trades The en-
ployers are, however, likely 20 succeed in
their resolution, the number of people seeking
work being greater than can be employed.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10

Highway robbery rs performed in Missouri,
within fifty miles of the State capital, is on a
scale suited to the requirements of modern
progress, and includes the stoppage of rail
way train, breaking the express safes with
pickax, and departure of the masked robbers
with $4,000 of plunder. Some little change
In the conditions OF society in that State would,
however, seem desirable before the National
capital is removed thither.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10

DAILY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers. Sl0par annu,p.
WEEKLY TluPUSE. Mail Subscribers, 81 per AL.
WRRKLY TmBUNE. Mail Subscribers, SO per aunuiD.
Terms, cash IN advance.
Address. 1uE TRIBUNE New-Yurk.
Persons u.G5l. 70 obtain THE lElEUNK NJ Gry q the
tya;rs boats o., hOs IN shch is usdt!s sold s1H con-
I tGror BY inf0rrira the once o. ne cocns dnots
Uptown leave heir tsTors for THE TsEuR
st12SS Broadway. stst. ur 3CS W s cor SHAVE
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
Drsiasss Notltes.

Cristador0s Hair Dye produces such perfect
tnses the ,iicst scrutiny cannot detect tein IS M
fcSi produced with complete success 50 JohlsI
It is very seldom, if ever, that the pubhc Is
allow in awarding most liberal patronage after recognizing
the merits O article placed before II for Inspector anu
more especially wien sach furnishes all the requisites c'hd-
Cive To health comfort JOHN A. DouGAS IOl Nassau 81
the fzyce Natter appreciates thc ABOVE ane IOlu
thanks the public for ito Appreciation
PIANOS AND ORGANISING are prepared TO
aud Organs ard secld hani OF hISi class
makers nllud.ug NafcTss ~ prices 50 ns low M
cash HStamen;s that tho poorest need hoi | N!Y y
eool in .Tuacni People must Lave good deal for NIUE
money spd UoyACE %AIRYs SOSr, I5l broadway, " W
art now seng splendid Instruments Tor little money
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10
Ne1u'llork Duly grIbn1Ie,
FOUNDED 3Y horace GREELEY.
MnNnEN IITIY 10 1870
TIE NEWS THIS MORNING.

MONDAY, JULY 10, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10

They are having all the pomp and circum-
stance of glorious war at Hamburg, South
Carolina. negro militia company that un-
dertook to interfere with the administration
OF justice in a negro court, is now intrenched
In a brick building and besieged by the towns
people. There is some artillery on the outside
and there are Enfield rifles within. One white
man and one negro are, so far, reported killed.
If this thing keeps on, it may furnish material
for new Outrage Convention at Chattanooga.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-10

The martinets of New-Jersey who sent the
First Brigade of the militia of that State into
camp on shelterless sand barren, with the
thermometer in the nineties, ought to be tried
for manslaughter The entire management of
the camp was huge blunder; the men were half
starved while kept in the broiling sun. There
was absolutely no excuse as well as no occa-
sion for an exposure that rendered a third OF
the whole force unfit for duty. and caused two
hundred men to drop down with sunstroke.
, 1876-08-04
Curoyai(d)e NG1lidtea.

2serfin. Die leste Sisuua ocs ab'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS au1 30. Stunt nabm
faum cine StunSe in Inlprutb. 9it
eriten bier @esenftGnoe Der Ga9eaoro'
nuns wuroen iofOrt wieber ab9eiett.
3yei oapon bctrafsn Manoatsiragen,
Oeren GrD,teruns burd BEN nunnhsbr
erreidten S4luB osr Sesislothrperiooe
iberHalis ge,porhen mar. Die beiosn
anoern iparen Die 9Orlaaen, betrsfsno
Die nmsusstoitsn Scr Staatsbeamteu
unS bic Defabi9uns gum bOberen 8sra
waltunsSoisnn. 0adosm bas Serrsn'
baus aui ben Sen 2anoratb betrcffenoen
@ompromiBuoridlas oeS Ib9eorbnetsn'
baales nidt einse9an9en NOR, muBts
bic leetere Gorlass tros Der se9entbeis
ti9cn Anlidt Der abss. Binotborlts
Wleppca uuo Steusel, fiji ansli9tslOs
9ebalten wsroeu. Cine Ser ltanbi9un9
iiber biz llmsugsfoitenporlass bate obne'
bin nibt mebr fir m0slld sesolt:n.
Bur S~erbanoluns tamen ilur nod) elni9e
Bstitionen, %barunter swsi, weldle bas
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bctrafen. Oielel,
ben wuroen Der 0tegierun9 our SeriiGs
libti9uns t%ber,uieien. Damn CAB Der
Yrdiioent b. Yenni9ien bic iiblldle
usberli9t iber bic Sbati9teit beS Sau'
les wabreuo otcler itberauS arbeitsrei'
tbeu Sellion, unO ouf Die IuHorSernn9
bss NlterspraliOenten b. Sonln erpob
ltd baS Saus, I'm benz Pralioenten nnO
Dem sansen Bureau fir Die Geitnng Der
@el6afts gu banten. Yrdlioent D. Benz
utslen lpra@ leinerleitS Dem Saule
ieinsu 0ant fir baS ibm seId)sntte Ssr'
traueu unb Die ibm ale5sit semabrte
untsrtttun9 aus, wOrauf II nit Dem
orelmaliasn Sod anT ben SSailer Die
Sieuus ldloB. Die turS barauf fol'
9enOe semeinidaitlide Sisuns beiosr
S6ller I'M Sa0le oe5 Ab9eoronetenbau'
le5 wurbs DON benz YrGlioenten bea
3errsnhauies, @rai 5tolbsr9, scleitst
Der @icepraliOent oss Gtaatsm,nIlte'
RUINS perlaS Die f0ni9lld)s SblHBbot'
lAaft unS ertldrte bic Seiiion fur &c:
ldlolcn. Die &erlammtuus trennt'
lih parau5 untsr lsb9aftem 8ua aui DER
&ailsr.
Die nutionauiberale 0rattion bel
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bate iiA ant 20
Stunt su siusm Gbldieosmabl psrIam'
melt. Wis natirlih, orspten ltd BIZ
Iiida.ipraae uno bic Grintlpriia'
uorwisasnb Inn Die naaltsn gSoblen'
nsbsraIl s,iste iid Ni. bette 3npssllat
9prtreiflld,sm Nnsbrnd iana aisisso'
, 1876-08-04

Betro9en Den oorti9en 8iirsegn elnen
loi9en G6rcden ciniaeen, boB oieIelbcn
lid nidt mebr aus ibren 0dulern tuagen,
9as Sofument, in fpeidem bie Yfnrte
t6re 8riinOe fir Die Snoal ion Ger6iens
bariest, lit ent9egennommeu porben.
9ie ben Montenesrinern ecgeniiberite<
benoe tiirfii0e armce inter Muftbor
9al0a ioQ lM III einer fritilGen 9o9e
be{inben.
Sn Seigvao bc9t man 8efiir@tungcn,
ouB Oeitrei6 @erbien beIcbeu luirb, nm
man 9iebt on, bob es 81 bieicm 3,uede
i6on 10000 damn mobiliirt fat. Gin
Correspondent beg Barrier r@autois"
meloct, boB brei S1sif's su Mecca Ser
8forte 100000 () damn orabilheSrup
pen sur @erfigun9 9cite0t baber, uro
oaB perl@ieoene Nbtbeilungen oicier
Sruppcn l@On Mari6orore erbalten ba-
ben.
Eerielbe Correspondent erfldrt bab oie
gai9i~g oluts an Wilobcit unoW ulanlz
felt nidt nit BEN Subef8 gu pergleidlen
leien Die 2etteren ermoroeten in niDrz
ia Die Siirger auf oen Strabeu, uno cine
mabre SdredensberrId)afj waltete III Der
Staot.
, 1876-08-04
GnglauD.

2pnbpn, 3. Mua. Sic 8oOtsmarn=
g@oIt Ser 2onooner Tnbcrsglubs, ,pelde
an Der Centennial Ge9atta in gbilubel-
pbia t~beilnebmsn wiro, l9iiIte li9 ouf
Dem 0ampier n@pomins," iuclder beu=
tie pon Giperpool ab9lng, no4 Seem
0orf Elm.
Sc miro semelbet, bob bic Girma 81.
@ou9ban & 50. in Mioolcboruugb ei=
men @erslei9 nit i9ren Glaubigern En-
apirft 6at, MD ooB Ole @cl4dfte BON eli
ner aftien=@ eleul9aft fort9efiibrt ,per=
ben iolen.
5r. Mtortimer Collins, Der engli16e
Si9ter uno Sdriftleler. itarb an %.
Suli unb muroe am /. Mus, gu Yeter.
1bam, England %beyroben.
, 1876-08-04
Marnffn.

n, 3. Nu9uit. Sn Maroffo
lino neueroin9s wisOer l1nruben aus9e=
brp9en. Ser @bilan=S tomm wei9erte
li6, Isin Contingent in Die @rmee gu
ltsflen unb belie9te in elmer 99la6t Die
sesen i'm obselanoten Srnppen. Cpd
terbin wurben Die &csicrun9struppen
per Itdrft uno peripiiltcten bos 2ano oet
@bilon's. Sic se%fan9enen Tranen uno
Sinner puyoen IN bic Sflaperei per=
fault.
, 1876-08-04

Melbonrne, IS. Suli. IS iuiro
bier semelost, bob Die s onui6aiten meb
rerer @9ife, tpel9e auf Den @Holee.
Snleln lanoeten, UNI Gin9eborene ols
Mrbsiter onSuwerben, BON Den Sniul0-
nern ermproet purben. Son ben Miann-
i6aften Ginger Sabrseuse entfam fem
Ginajger Der Dletelei.
, 1876-08-04
Surfei.

2onoon, 8. Nlu9. Cine Sepei6e
aus g8ieu ibeilt folsenoen 9eridt iiber
Die lsbte @9la6t nit: SoI5 9ai6a,
meld)er Die 0Drbut Der Nrmee inter 9tb-
meo Gyoob paida befebligt, eriff eite
auf eiuem insefabr 1000 Sup bpss" @.
5irssriidsn eelesene @@on5e Der Ger
ben on. Ser @ebir9sridcn l3cloet oos
Sbol BON Mit9 BON Dem obe,en Simof-
tbale nno 1T Der ~fis5clts Mc9 oon Dem
Simuft6olc na6Wiooin. Na0 1ltiinoistr
&anonobe ltiirmten Die SiirfeR Den Berg
1lno sroberten Die SGonSe.
Su!ci,pan Yal9a pertrieb bic Scrbcn
aug Yanbirola. 9ie 5teluns mar BON
s SatoiQonen nit - &anonen Dertbel-
bist. SIZE @erben Sosen li9 surlid uno
Die beioen Golonnsn unter9l9meo Gpoob
nno Sulcimon Yai@a ~pereinistn li9
bel 8onor, swei Stunbm Ms9s BON
@ursuiopat entfernt. 9ieic Selpegun-
gen, %5uiommen NIT Dem 8orriiden Sss
maj YaI9as, wel6es 9ejiern i%tottfanO
erfldrt Den iiirfiI4en J~cIO5u9splan. Mn
ltatt i'm Murtbale pol,pdrts gu rii6en,
uno Die botti9en 8%efsiti9un9en in Der
Sronte ar5u9rsifen, bcablidtisen bieSir
fen, 1i9 Deg SimoftDoles an bcm0@tisen
moom0 lie Mierinol uno Selrgrao, 5iuel
beIctiste Nuntte i'm Mnrtbale, umseben
fDnnsn. DieSsrben Iino a%usenIAeinll0
BON bielcm Ylan untcrri6tet; oielelben
baben leit ibrem GiidSug ibre0ouptmo9t
an Dem beoro4tcnYunfte consentrlrt. Sie
pi9tislteu itratesii@en pldse i'm Simot
tbole lino Gaitlbar uno @u9aiopat, "a
bielelben an s,pei einsi9 benuBbaren We=
oen ppn Dem Simptio na9 Dem O&ur-
tbale liegsn. Ser nddte &f ipirh
beB6ulb nm Den 8eiis bieier@ tdote fem
ba bic Sirten. trob ibrer jiinslten Grfo'
ee, ni9t i'm @tanbe lino einO blerpationS
Corps in Der @esenb suriidsalallen.
2onbon, 2. 9lu8. Sie Silfer
baden eiu 5000 Mtann fairies Sblera.
tionsforps auf Dem &umdnien sesfn
i~iberliesenoeu 0onouufer auf9epelt
9os rulFI9- ilappnii@s Gomi'e bat srO'
&c Summcn @elb nod Sclsrao 9ei4idt
3wsi ruilii6s Gomtelsn perri@ten ii
burtisen Solpitdlern 9ienite ala &ron'
tsnwdrterinnen.
OcFreiA bat feline Gjarnilon ST Gem
lin rerIdrtt. &ublano l3idi ipsiter
S.ruppcn nod ieiner iiioli&m 8renSe
uno bic NusliAten auf boloi9e Wisoer
bsrIeluns bes Hrieoens 1ino pieoer |
ansinItig, als ie. Gnltau Murao lol
5sine Abbantuns untcri&rieben baden
Mib6utNol9a orobt ab0noanfen. Nbou
Samio bat ertlart, noB er, lobalO CT De
&brpn bcfiesen bat, ben Sbelbeiebl De
Grmce in Teloe iberuebmen lpirD.
Cine @lener 9epeIde melbet, oaB 81
irre9uldren 5ruppen in Gopbia I'm
Morianopel bur6 ibr nnois5iplinirte
, 1876-08-04
Dif Tnbkur

DW 1UDNW&
~ t%sFtatntt. bas sanae ttsberiSe SeiGperia5rst inns
tnItoaeu. 0te Sur mfrs brtr6 bas fo9enannte
3cbbao nao bur3 Gtnnsbnten BON S~pbpntper
jbren Gtb but, NJ ttef fe ltegt, uro 3l eleider
Sett ieiuett Ge BITE 2ebenStroft hes .Meni5et an.
Souieube ino tn ben lebtet stpei Sabret IT. Der
tporben. Inter ben @ebetltsm' ~befinbeen it5 otele |
Mer,te ms Mpotbsfrt. Dte 9obhdber nutsrlAetteu
fd BON onSeten Baoertt baedrd1 oab fe gtreft ant
Ste @ranf1eit etrietrtert, nao ben franfeu StsI eHt'
ierrttn, In tpel3er Gorrt IT aud gum Sorl3eth
ftnnte. Ste IinS Elm Werbteritln9Ss Ooer @usl9ets
bunassGroceB Der &rattbett5itofe. Seoer arente
wirS bel bet InpstSnng bitiet &ar i%osnlasen ietH
stsster arstt. Geiin Sen'atts sgT3 5tcls Saoer s.,
renp nad Der btsbertgeu Seilntetboss BITE, Ntittel
~pewSbnlid eeidbrlider iirtb ola Die aransbettieIbt,
IInb lid Siters IN sanass Seer ieeanSarer Sranfs
~S6sIeia bs svySa6et oGe stdutbettet. innerti4
ttho Guher(th, t%urirenj 10 limb bod BITE Mtrtin9ett
bel ~iot9ctblu 8rontbetterA beIonSers pelih re ll0
nod in aeutem3 ultanee ~betINoen, gain5 ehRetosoent'
ltd: ettebet, jelblt 9~ieruens ntto Ippbnsnebef,
perben Icbr i9nel, eepDbnlid, nit Id Saoeril,
furtrt. gals urb Observation-Disclosures rntrof
b~eIonocts BET iun9er Gsuten u. in tttisn StSotnn.,
gs.atfSmas 1netSen oft ishr, i6h.n, atHeilt;
ebsu,c Wuaens uNt Dbr nttaufbeiten. i6tote aue
snphiltti}elc Rraufbetten III iebtm @raes' pet
anbcren Sranfgeiten, Srano wtirSem, we
slSs(ide II. fbtbare. gtut eth Sao 1T btHtet9shot
Inn SsSen Don ser @trfnns gu iber5cnest. @as
Nemfrsbs, une bic iogenahnts S2arns eeer
Saaettatn (sia e! sis , q. 4H 9yaSsSsi fs osssS z
prSScut Scs 3uGeriieiIss nit iebsu' Babe snr@ ben
BIZ 8oSez uub GinHesntssF ntpef totrhett tta$
. iebem Qlat TN 9oube p%erlanntt, 3es VI6ts peg
Bobes8u(pers lit ~, BET beS Giii'tsbr'e > NIlpers
Al. Wsat Ioiie E3 time Stoi6ars hber BITE sobfl"
h eneliiasy oSsr osnti5er Spra9e l3teeE.
FIR. Rauchfuss, %
NJ etputon Ctr. (Dox 1901
Ntm 0orR
, 1876-08-04

8oton, 2. Mugult. Ser 93ooner
e.. @nolilb," mel9er nit elmer Saoult!
,Gpbleu BON Baltimore oblegeIte, Lief an.
lssten Montag bel Gbottom, Mtall, ailN
ben @troro uno ,uuroe BON leiner1!tam-
lhaft perlailen.
, 1876-08-04
Wreiie Der &ussigea:
nsusfte telesr. gsps(9en.
Tegti1lanD.

8er1in 8. Muguf. Sic DSerma=
sio" meloet, oaB Der @elanobeitsSt-
1fonb bes Cardinals Nntonedi lid oer=
1Alimmere.
, 1876-08-04
Guba.

Nf"o C ~ @ener Ean=
bo, elmer Ger promiuentclte SulHrgen=
tenfii6 er, lit in Der Gabe BON Sa9ut
uon einem SinterbaIte aus erl@Pne'
poroen.
, 1876-08-04
Green's Waarsnlager
unbTabrif Yc1t 6aarArbeiten,
C~etab.irt 1869 a.

Sdc Ter 8. u. Wt0t1ltr. NldlnlOno, Uu.
Mcee. uub Gtrumpf. @aaren uno Sano'
Iduhe. Mae % laren sn aab escrsentlt9b bills
Sr.sm pt,ontsres @temple- Department 9.
SiI Sttueu- g epartemeut. Yrtleu fur IS Vi.
0,uterwaaen, Die biuiNfsu i'm eanee
Die ~biutaItan Std sreieu ,perren e~eiiefsrt. Galttev:
Rraaen fir 5 Sis. Gtedaaeein 8 ets., iettsi'e 8"ppFe 1t
Gts- pae Dugenp etc. etc.
@tempela s SIS. per yare. jebe Srsits
Gin aetempelter 9lermel tho elm 8elleuipelles Sanf
srtGl iepe Nsrlpa, pel6e rs iarb fcrap elm tdBt.
min CHARLES US. @refn.