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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-18
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tit Sil0stSatDitn0.

6 barl i II, S.s@., IL. gtoUeillber.
-@iue I'M Is lltr beute 9tahmittag etn9e.
laufeue 9epeid)e oe8 SournalS Stems anb
Courier" me!Oet: y@tn 0emofratliher Ne-
ger rour6e im oberen Sbellc BON Beaufort
Sountp, III 2amtonuifle, Our6 republttant-
id)e Neger unmenihli6 mtBbanOelt; elm 6rtsz
benSrid)ter itellte Johann 9aftbefehle 9egen
bicSbGter aus uuo iiinf ocrielben muroen uon
einem @onfabler NIT etner nYoiie" oerba ftet.
2ll8 Die 8eamtcn geitern Gbeno NIT tbreH
@efan9enen auf Dem 0tiidmege ruaren, mnrr
BEN iie Don elmer Sd)aar bemaifneter gteger
augcgriffen, 5met Der gSeiben gct6btet unO Die
@efangeueu befreit. Ser S6ertff OGS &Onu'
tnS 1T iebt uad) 2atptonpile unterpeg8. -
9epeden ans 8arnptQe metben, OQB iid
1000 bepufinete Ne9er 81 Stafford @roBz
Ronos perlammeit baben uno aae QSelben
i'm County 81 t6otcn oroben.
- giuer 9cpeiGe aus Iuguita, @a., 3r1s
folge 5titanD Die BON Dem SrieOen8reter
Wnlttgan abgeididte gSa6e aus iedS gtann.
9fa Aoenl btelelben Die S5erbaftun9 aus9eiibrt
batten, rpuroen iie bon etner Sauoe gteger
um3ingeIt, unO 5wet 0tItglieber Der gSade,
JtameuS sc. SboOmaH unO 2tbe Delond), err
lhoIien. Shoomau'S Qtld)c tpurOe beute
ytorgen auf9eiunOcn; Der Sept mar pom
Humpfe 9etreHnt.
G9arleitou, S..@., Il. Nouembcr. -
Sine ipGtere, Ie00d) nod rubeglaubigte Be-
pelte BON Stafforoz@roB> 0toab5 nel0et, 6aB
geiiern ein bi5 sum Qnbruf Der 0unteIbelt
OauernOe3 @efeft 5miiben 27 gBciBeu unO
800 moblbemaffneten giegern itattfauo. Sos
peit befannt 1T, tpuroen feline Nege: uerlcBt;
25 metBe 8iirler tpurOeu jeoO6 auf @runo
oe8 enforcement" "9eiebeS perbaitet uno
beute Otorgen uad aifeH gebradt.
(SpGter.) } Seine ipdteren 5uperldiiigcnNaf).
ridlten iiber Die afiaire 3u Stafforo GroB>
0toab iinO bis iept (I1o llbrl bier eiugetrof'
fen, ausgenoumeu, oaB Die GrmorOung Der
Swei @onftabler ShOoman mo 0eloud) bel
Dem Seriude, Die fiiuf 9teger 5u uerbaften,
5eildti9t miro. 6eute firth wurbeH 9epei9en
iiber Die 2iuie Der Sort 8opal Sauanuab.
@barletoner Sabn" abgeianot. unO 6iilfe
gegen Die gfeger oerlan9t. Die geforberte
3alis- -Mannidaft ioa jebt ani benz gcge
ieiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-18


y anferen Sbetlen.. $4,000
Oftt tetuer . m m e.f q or d tprroe
tbatlddli1 Beter Cooper gum BrdFoenten g c.
paBlt, menn AUDI ntd)t ermGblt, uamltd in
Goal Sonnibip, Yerrp County, D., po
DIE betannteu StraltSpille Minen liegen.
Oie Abitlmmun9 er9ub ndmlid] bort 167
Stln1neH fir @oopes, 166 Stimmen fir
Slloen uno 163 fir 6apes. Better mag ftoI5
Oarauf letu, baB pent9itcns eiu Srt eriitt.t,
Der tbm cine Waloritat gegeben.
Sn . 10 m II t on, Snoiana, entoeds
ten per9angene gSod)e Die SoOtengrdber, ais
lte Elm 9rab 9ruben, bic &eld)e etne5 Wtans
mes, Der in aufre9ter Stellung obre Sarq
etngeI6arrt mar. Die 2eide fonnte nod
nldlt lange in Der groe ruben, oenu ite mar
llo1 Slemltd nobl erbaiten. gtlemano perz
mag Anfflub iiber ben SoSten un0 beiien
geheinnlfoolle Seitattnng III geben.
Ole y III s fn e. d. te @rant's, tpeldc
pofftSiea" naG gteiusOrleans 9ereii't iinb, I'M
Die Sttmmensdblung Su iiberlpahen, perpetz
len IN tbrer abldldgigen Antuort an Die
0emofraten auf bieSouuerGnitdt oeS StaateS
2outlia1a. - gSoblan, Der louuerdne Staat
goutfana bat trot aller Saponnete II. Suns
oesmarl9alle ben 9emofraten 8O99 Stimmen
ytebrbeit geseben. g8enn oiess 8ablreiuis
W. telIt uittlLuitil ipILuSu iUuT uu.tu uLuliljl
man ferner gar feline gSabl su balten. Die
bier 9algenltride bonn yHeturningz zSoarb"
fDnnen oann piel billtger erfldren, mcr 9ou.
oerneur uno wer BrdFbent iein ioa.
@tni9en beutiden republtfanti d) en-
9 dttern i6eint es benn bod in Der $artet
oss StaatSitreides ungeniitblid 81 neroeu.
Ser ,Sretbeitsireuno" In YittSbur9 ihretbt:
n0Gs Solt oieisr 0tepubllf muB Derangen,
oaB Der Niann, Der am >. NtdrS 1877 oen
BrdEoenenItubl einninlmt Die mlrtlid)e
Wtebrbett Der @leftOrallt ltintmen erhalten babe
uno baB leOe einSelne oteler @lettoralitimmen
aus elmer ebrlt6en Ibiirlmnug unO ebrlt9en
,3Ghlung berUorgegan9en lei. gSir balten Die
BrdfOentur oe5 0ru. SllOen fir eine 9ro6e
rationale @alamltdt, aber lieber StlOen I'M
Braiioentennble, al8 (QaDeS nit elmer y;mel-
felhaften" Stimn1e, uno mir ltnb iiber5cu9t,
DaB Souo. SaDe5 ba5 Amt nlAt annebElen
miirSe, tpenn ibm nift tlar bepieieu rueroea
tounte, baB er 5u bemlelben bered]tigt iei :"
gSir reriiAern uaierm @ole9eu, oaB er lt1
tauidt. SaDes miro oa5 Qlmt inter allen
llmtanoen anrebmen, aber ieiue yWa1er"
lperoen tbn rait] beleitigen. @r btent boz
lduft9 nur SiiHOenOeGel fiir Oa8 fonimenoe
Sriumpirat.
Gtn 9eier mad]t uns baraui aufmerfam,
oaB oas er i'd iiene sd d3 II nod nid)t
tobt tit. - 9tetu, le15er nid)t! Dalielbe lpuroe
Don benz uSatentOoftor" @banbler Giir etneu
lolden belt man ndmlid) ben alten @eden,
ais er 6ranfretd bereli'te) pleper 9cluantiirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-18
Wnd ID Elm gSnl1ttzllMfnIl.

Qittle= q o d, Irf., II. gtOubr. - Gin
53ug Der st. Gouiier, Sron.Wouuts uno
SontberusS sSabn" murOe heute in Der gtdbe
BON Wtaluern in iSOi9e elmer gebrOdeneu
Sd1iene aus Dem @tleiie geidleuoert. %
Baiia9iere purben uerlpunoet, jerod ieinc
SPriplhP11 dptnntft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-18
Woaspfar's Gaut(buk N)aarfa-
Eteoerln9e.
: Nannstfrff & Enut.,

Suriier, SaneIttctt q NuHtp,
Radiolser bon So. o. Warwel,
@ummi. ttefel uno ~ {,
ssr, e1z uno 2f9, Delt.asalttmofehr"tI
Yatttmors Wo.
(gept,i, i,i.a.E.-SaaD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-18
GGtM perbranNt.

IS b ing o n, II. gfOpember.-Oc
amerifaniid)e &onlul gu @allao beridtet an
oas StaatsDepartement, boB oas Sdiff ,llniz
tab States" ans YembnrDport, Wtaii., am
10. september auf Der Sabrt naf Gan
Sran5isco auf Der 9o9e DeS Raps SOrn inter
Dem 26.2l Sreitengraoe total bur6 Seuer
seritDrt wurbe. gs befanoeu i;d feline 9aiias
siere am Yorb. Die Nannid)aft luuroe bon
Ger britiihen garfe ySanwatti" 9erettet uno
mad Gallao gebrad)t. Sas Setragen oeS
Gapitdns Der Barfe, 0rn. Senrp Sosle, gez
gen Die itbifibriifige Wfannl9aft mar - lute
Der Souiul erfidrt- -e,n berartt9es, baB er ii1
perpfli9tet fiihlt, eine paiienbe Slnertennung
liir Die geleiiteten 9ienfte BON Seiten Der
alnerifnnIirhen afeaier1Ina Ill enlpiehlel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-18

G,nsrl W q. o. aeSer!
a,;, hShsu fnrtrdhreno pOrrdtbt9 etTsn StoBfh Dot
A0'' ratb eisener Babritation bon o.<
@;hen !. @ohlleber, &albs uuo Sbsr Neosr
Sait., 3iessus, Tarseeo, uno SHaalIene" aue' az
"''~'" W. s,et:,rid, Rlees g6bns.
Ks. 1S, Garatoaas, t'abe S9gws@bs'
@erberei In TreDerid : &oun.p, Dfo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-18
Dte 9SaDl lit nnriiber, 1lalo Die &as
otfaten f9nnett TIRE Setreuen
obne Bnrd)t Oct 9eredDten Strafe
rrsfaiftett

g8aibington II, II. Roubr.-0er @enes
ralanmalt cmpiabl beute Dem BrGfOenten,
Nm. Wc&ee aus ct. 2ouis, fuelder segenz
partig i'm 3udtbauie 3u Sefierions@itD itbt,
5u begnaotgen, uno basSegnahi9ungs, ,Dofu-
ment mirb oem9emaB ioiort ausseiteut perz
ben. Sle gesnaOi9ung Wcaee's ipuroe
auBeroem BON ben lnwdltenSliB, Sroaoheao
uno 0per befirmortet, on meldle idnmtllGe
in bem Suiti; Oepartement eingelouienen
appllfattonea nm SegnaoiGnns itberwieien
uoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-18
4areau bet 0asli6t=Gompagnie
BON Baltimore,
SIR. 10. Gptfh SfrQs1e,
Or. 8eprs 6. @orria,

3abnGrBt.
bat oas UrGber non 81. g8n6eu benuste) BIreau
nat Nr. 26, Noro.Smtawitrafe, psrlest.
IIearbettsarautirt. aus2i,t2DtsD
Qeee GaasbaItertn if fois ani eiuen bibidsn reis
Amen 1eppidb in ibrem Barlor ooer anoetsm steoz
Iines5mmer. Ser ein;ise Weg, UNI Die Satben lebs
baft TN 2eppt Su MAIDEN, ift, ben Staub uno aue
anoeren jren,oen Subitausen gu entierren, uno nm
Dteies ariiutlidb su berpertaeflisen, sebe man 5u
SoIntes & Callahan, gsr. 8, Stpanitrabe, uahe
benz uUlarptauo= Suftute.1 tSeptt5, 3Dh iSamfD
Ssimoer autfd,sn,
BeIoeipebel SdauteIpieroe,
Gdubfarren,{ ppen.Sutide en-
mo sin alssmeines gfiortiment folder 2Saareu 3n
ben bilisen Breiieu i'm grosen unO aleinsn bel Der
.8alttn,pres g8aaen. IA abrit. @eieaibaft,'
0r. 80, forbzS p arbftraBe.
Dle etn1se iSaprif IN Ser Stabt ReparatlireR
ansr art su auseme eieuen Yreiien. (aus24, iDlteD
Ouusdb jeoen 0sossem BON 1 bis l.br NadI=
= mtttaas. ShIIs's 0tilpaute'r Bier i'm 3api,
2aplor's Retauraticu,
gdeoer 6rput= unb 9ao fraSe,
GSip. 6. Sasior,
(aus22 ,smteD Gissntblimer.
Datemte speroea fiis grfiucer ertpsrEt.
Grit nad grlansuae teS GGteuts neroen @e0Ib=
rem bere9uet. g. s.. s. %. 3. Srtuaro,
Rr. 18, SecoHbH fra Sc, Der Yoft seseniber
(Jebr2, ,12Uite) 3weiszYireau in Babnston, Dc.
ar. Wobertfom. gtr. 49, 6 iio.@utapf fraBe
Otebauoelt ips3iea atle Srontbeiten Der urn Sr=
game, orsaaiibe S9iudd9e, nerpoie GbpdGe. nor=
eitises Gtter unb dle Merpentranfbeiteu, tuelde
on iusenolGeu llHteionneubeitcn berrihreu. alr5s
lib entfauSeue Srapfbeiten iGueI furirt. 5erren,
pel1e lld Dr. U. annertrauen, tonnen fib oeritfer
boIten, bas is wiienibcftli9 uno aufribtis beban=
belt iueroen. SIreauftuubeu: S-12 nbr @9s., "a
ub. Watln. unb Ga n9r Ibbs. (sebr2i, ,t2WteI)
Nie llntsr;eihaeten MAIDEN Dem Bubtifum bic
~auSeise, bab Te ben gan5sn eeibtaI oes s. s.
lautbredlt, g2r. 80, 80 nro 80, ytnro=Sstgbitr.,
fduIib iibtrncmnien baber, unb bitten um 9edaise
8unoi6ait.
(Sept2,3 Wte,ta.E.T) sSoran 6 Sallb.
Gr Ufan beiete ben
y2aeo YaIiimore>"
ILLUMINA TING FIRE PLACE
Heater,
ebe man siueI anberen tGuft, bei
8. e. Wc Hpns,
(Sept2S. .l2NtsT) SIR, 18, 9ernanfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-18
Scr (6plN1tt

Nem=D ort, II. gtopember. r.-@elo leid)t
su 4. gBedieI fau 81 4.S2@. Sob i9lob
beute III 109f-109S. BuuoessObliqationen
ldloiieu itetig; 81er Coupons 1175; 65er
110t; neue 1l2ss; Ser 1152; 6Ser 116&;
ueue Siinfer 1128 1o.40er Coupons
l142. Gftlen lebbalt unb fef; %. -.
Central lOl3; @rie 10s; 9afe 5bore So;
Sas. Central z41; Yittsburs 884; Jortb-
Beitern 81; Brior. So; &adsSslann 994.
llnteriaatamtS 0ilan,: @olS s52, $780,.
271: @0MrQnt S43 ,495, 759.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-18

ltd mad genannter Staot gebra9t merben.
Selbft Die Snaben in unb nm Oablonega Der.
ruenreu ibre freie 3ett aui bas IusEaGer
BON loem @eftein uno peroienen, tpie man
iaqt, 60 bis rs Gts. pro Sag. Son StraBsn>
arbettern in Oablonega tuurbe bei'm @raole-
gen Elm Stiid @olo bon Der grGBe elmer
9aielnuB sefunbeu.
Ser benz -amcrifaniide SoIf8.
s. alenber Der ySa. Staatsseituna" fir
1877 ltegt uHs Dor uno tft aud pteies Otal
tpteoer 9ans portreiilid auSaeitattct. 0erielbe
entbdlt einen 9tiid6lid auf bic 8eltausitel=
lung, eine @eididte Ses Samples I'M Die
S9mrsen Serse, eiuigeNOpellen, Sumores-
ten, iopie cine iebr reide Auspabl semein,
niibi9er Wittbeilnusen.
Sn W erifo mub jest, pie nah Dem I'M.
ter Souis gtapolton in Srantreid, entitanbe-
men Yrebgeleb, eber3eitungsartitel pom Ser
Taiier oeiielben unteri ridrieben iciu.
9err @nrcia Guba8, Der Stattltifer, oibt
in ietnem iosben eridieuenen 8erfe ,,Die Rer
putlif Oterifo" fol9enbe iutereiiante
aten ii ber ben meritnnif d. en-
. II E | mabrenO oeS Sabres 1875:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-18
Mus Der Sunp sba,tvtGfaot

gSa btugto II, II. Nopbr. - Aomtral
Borter, Sice<Aomiral 9towan, @ontrezQOmiz
rel Dauis, @bef- -Sngenieur Sing II. u. gebea
ndhiten Uioutug am SorO Der vEallapooia"
BON Dem bieiigen 6lottenbaubofe mad 8ort
8Opal, S.=S., ab, nm Die peri6ieoenen Slot
tenitationeu on Der atiantiiden Siite an be.
iuden unb gu inipi5iren, iomie einen geri9t
oariiber 5u eritatten, oh es 5tuefmdBi9 iei,
elne ODER mcbrere berielben aufSnbeben.
- Sle reselmdBtse &abinetsIttung purbe
bcrte absebaltcn nnO ueridieoene 9toutine'
sei6dfte erleDtgt. gtafber fanO etu allgen:ei-
net Netnunss ssaustauih in ge5ug cuf Die
3uldiiigfeit seIuiiier erpdblter YrdItoentene
@lettoren uno bic Ssrtutdelungen, tpelbe
bura mSslide @afau:en i'll Dem @leftorals
@oae9ium entfeben f6nnten, itatt. Die 0tttz
slieber be9ubeu fid) ipdter IN bic Sibllotbef
bes Suittsoepartements unb unterIubteu Die
auf cieie Sdle anpeuobaren Statuten uuO
geridltlidlen @uti6eiSungen. GS luurben lez
bod teine Wubre9eln beSuslid oieier 9ln3eIez
Qeuhett aetrpffeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-18

3dbnarBf.
bot oas uriiber non Or. gBiuGeu bsnuste) 8areau
uab Nr. 26, Noro.Eatapftraf,e, psrlest.
Iearbett9ar0utirt (Au92i, ,12Dtet)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-18
Selegrapgsi4e 9epei9es.
eSulanb : 9epeld)en.

(Seri1te oer
sSNociirteu BreHe~ fir ben r@Ortefponbenten.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-18

Ser gapit seiabrIid ertranft.

Stom, II. gtoUbr.- Seit lestsm 8crid)te
, ftno 32 neHe SeuatOren, oNrun,er RrOfthor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-04
NEWARK AQUATICS.

ANNUAL REGATTA OF THE MYSTIC CLUB.
Tho annual regatta Of the Mystic club Of Newark
took place yesterday the Passaic RIVER Of the
charming and picturesque boating courses in tho
vicinity OF New York. Tho number Of spectators
about 1000, the bulk of whom congrcgated ut tho
house and platform OF the Triton club. The day was
III that be desired Al tho best part Of the racing
the toe was at o standstl. The days sport began
with single scull race between two members of tho
Mystic club in which, amer we'll contested race Mr.
Adams carried or the prize from Mr. Tuttle, winning
by about six boat lengths Tho mile
and half and the prize handsome
badge. After this came a four-oared scul
between from the Mystic club In con-
sequence however, OF the breaking OF the foot strap
81 the bow of one of the crews tho race was
broken up when rowed about half way. No interest
taken in the matter it being considered no
Tho real excitement of the day was the contest be-
tween the Athletics OF Harlem River and the Trtons Of
Newark. This three-me race between picked
from tho two clubs II started hour be-
dent that the Athletics would have easy victory.
Their rowing easy GRACEFUL regular and In perfect
harmony, while that OF the Tritons was jcrky,
uneven and most irregular 1t remarked, too,
That whc the steering of the Athletics excellent
that OF the Trtons wretched in the extreme. The
result very easy victory Tor the Athletics.
They made the three miles in pom. 5s.
BOAT lengths behind Tho winning crew
consisted OF Mcssrs. r. W. Rathbone. L. s. Mack, H. c.
Westa nd c. H. Cohen. The average weight 165 lbs,
that OF the Tritons being 145 lbs. The prize by
the Athletics handsome stand OF coors At the
sose the vctors and the exchanged cheers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-04
THE EXCISE LAW.

No special orders were given by the Superintendent
to the force yesterday with regard the
Of the Liquor law to-day, although Captain Steers
given TO understand by Of the Commissioners that
he must look well Gilmorcs Garden aud prevent the
sale OF liquor there
To learn the intention or the Captain, HERALD re-
porter called upon him las: night
II shall enforce the Sunday law" said he, ITO the
best OF my ability. I have alternative. No place
will DO allowed to be open for the sale OF or other
intoxicating beverage long my force holds out
II have TO use every man shall do my duty"
REpoRTER--What are your views, Captain, Of the
right OF policeman 10 enter such place Gmore's
Garden without paying his entrance feet
$50 far my men are concerned, when send them
to such place give them money TO buy tckctan
''Do you intend sending officers there in citizens
dress to-dayf'
II do; and every waiter caught selling will most
assurcJy be arrested hope TO be able TO Keep every
saloon my precinct closed to but OF course
my men can't break into saloon to II liquor Is
being sotd there. !"
II is understood the Board OF Police have referred
to counsel for opinion the question TO whether an
officer enter Gilmorc's Garden without being
obliged to pay for admission.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-04

NEw YORK, June q, 1916
To THE Error HERALD
cannot allow Mr.. scxton's so-called "answcr,"
published your paper of this days date pass
noticed In the first place Mr. Sexton claims inat his
challenge or 50, 200 sidc strps mine Of all force
As matter Of fact it is well known among billiard
players that such challenges mere 'buncombc'
and never meant to DO accepted. He descends
something very like personal abuse. insnuating so
strongly almost to that am simply actuatcd
BY spite toward the tournament which he
Is engaged. This ~ simply absurd: there
are plenty OF people Now York 10 attend both games
and surely good judges may be lett select
they will ue best satisfied Mr. Sexton lays great
stress upon his style OF play requiring an accurate
table. = | presume every good player requires one
but certainly prefer faster table than that winch
be plays
II Mcssrs SEXTON slosson and Rudolphc really wish
10 play they be accommodated on alternate
nights 600 points, $500 side each game on the
same terms 's in my match with Mr. Daily TO table
and hall CYRILLE DION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-04

The Conference OF the Zion African Methodist Eps.
copal Church in Jersey City continued yesterday
The report Of the Committee Education, which ON.
bodied recommendation that educated ministry is
indispensable TO the OF the Church, dis
cussed and adopted Trial sermons were delivered by
Brothers Smith and Jackson after which Elder Thomas
called attention 10 the expulsion OF Elder Lansing
The following resolution in reference to the
adopted
skcsolvcd, That while regard the Methodist
Episcopal Church with tender affection our parent
Church. and naturally In sympathy with US. yet we
deeply deplore the seeming indecent haste they
fest in receiving members coming from our Church,
whether they have been expelled rs in the case of
Elder Lansing, who received after expulsion with
out presenting any documents TO show his standing
A petition presented from the Zion church asking
that Brother Cyrus Oliver be returned thereto, the
church is In debt the amount OF 000 he is the
only clergyman who help II out Of the difficulty.
Mr. divers services were dispensed with last year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-04
INTERNATIONAL CHESS TOURNA
MENT.

The members Of the Philadelphia Chess Club have
invited the chess players OF the world TO contend
against them in international tournament, 10 be
held during the centennial celebrations OF the Quaker
City.
The New York players object to some OF the regula
latons proposed by the Philadelphia Chess Club and
Will tomorrow forward TO the members oil the Quaker
City club the following document
II has suggested bv the undersigned that the follow
Ing notifications OF the rules and regulations OF play in
grand International chess be
nitted % mittcc for their APPROVAL
THAT any player be allowed enter the mp
10 August ~.
THE entrance fee shall be $50.
The time limit twenty moves per hour.
The hours of play shall be from nine A. NJ. TO W.
and from r. NJ to six y. NJ each day, excepting
Sunday.
The number and Of prizes shall be fixed
public possible.
Signed james Mason, A. r. Bnrnss. George H. Mackenzie
Christian Becker A. W. Ensor, H. 4. Bird f. a. Underhi
r. N. Roser. Il. Delmar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-04
CHAT BY THE WAY.

I've should believe only what We can understand
we should believe very little.
Protestants complain that Roman Catholicism Ia In
crcasng the SOUTH The law is that the field belongs
to those who work hardest in H. II Will do to
sit still. and then complain that else getting
good wages
Rev. Mr.. Brar created prckIy sensation last week
the Assembly by saying that the roots OF the Catho
lie Church TOO deep down to be dug up Well, who
has what tho people want viii sell his goods All
denominations arc subject to that wholesome tcst
Our Baptist friends subjected to great many
witty criticisms Baptist deacon was nshing one
day and caught nondescripl whats thar" he
asked I'VE call that Gsh tho Baptist" was the reply.
'And what Is your for the namcY" "why,
because he spcs the moment he is taken out OF the
water. y
sydney Smith used to say that ministers preach
as though sin were 10 DO taken from men - Eve ives
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-04
MCGOWAN DISCHARGED.

After attending the requiem mass Of his father,
Daniel McGowan, at the Monastery, West Hoboken. N.
j., on FRIDAY afternoon, Edward McGowan, the son,
and lodged In the Hudson County Jail
der the OF having beaten his father to DEATH
The inquest was held yesterday IN West Hoboken Town
Hall. and the following witnesses examined DR.
Talson, County Physician stout, Justice SHINES
Henry A. Hazard James MCGOWAN aud John Farrell
The testimony In the judgment Of the Coroner pointed
10 the TACT that the prisoner had beaten deceased but
according the County Physician, the blows were not
sufficient TO caused fastened death. The jury
found that deceased had died OF pyemia therefore the
prsoner Was DISCHARGED