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, 1876-05-27
Gin bemerfenSwertbe8 NuA!"
Irtbnr's lestes unb sr0stea.
0efabr!!!

ODER: Sertpnnbet III benz Sans zines Treuuoes.
Dieies ppIIenbetfe aBert bieiss Bsteransn Der
Inttrifaniiden Aiteratur pat oils Dorwurf einsn Wes
%SS & ,nslder Sas ieeials ssbsn uni.r.s ssia.antsm
ilber llsbel, melbes es bIositeut. Muferoreentii@
ipannenb nnc aufre8emb, tuirb Is pom Mlen init
Seai:roe sslsien iperoen. Sllnfrirt une .fb6n .st'
inineen. 9Sir fino entidloilen. bas Bud In jeber ia.
lnilie oes Ganoes ein5ufibren uno o~fferiren nod nie
eagerrejene Sprtbeile alien mGnnliben uno peibIi'
@si Snbieribenteniammlsrn. Mir ~perlaneen iaberaa
Igenten urlo i6idet gratis auf YerIangen Beoinauns
gen nmo belbreibenoe Gireulare. 8. m. Gtpbnar'
II. Co., 723 Gbeiinut Str, Bbila. 4W2mj.
, 1876-05-27
WSentta perlanet fur bic
@efbicbte Der Granger
SemeSmn9,
aeaen bic WfOuoprIe,

Dts(ss gDsri sntbdlt sinsn pplndabteen unh autbsHrt-
fAsn bsriHt Der Rdmpfs Der amsrttanti&en 8arm. &c
ssn Die Grprthunssn bsr 0tienbatn. 0sfsnf&afttn. asbA
sner 0sf&i6te bee uriyranss unb 8ortf&ritts ess Nr.
NQan wtnbt f& fur prsbe.9Ysmplare Btbtngunesa ,.
s~eatioual @ubltibin0 &c., Ytl.. pa. 4aD,ispa
, 1876-05-27

Dteies &eben begeiferter i3uneen,
Subelbpmnen uo1er Gang?
Comet, @loden, t0flet meter,
gaBt @ner edo burb bic Welt
G1noer, oab elm Centennial b%egonnen,
G'H Subeliabr Der 8an3en Wslti
, 1876-05-27
StpG Specnlatipne,t

iperben BON uns in ieoer Grt MIR aeosn GommiSa on
alssefiibrt. Puts and Calls an bic beiten bduier AZ
$4,000 @ewtnn %brinaen. pampblete, Die .rflaren.
ipie gBaa Street Speculationen ausaeiiibrt iperSen.
frsi p%erianSt. S6idt mad einem GrempIar.
xumbribee S 60,
8antiers 8rotsrs.
gypsum. sSau CTR ss.n, Sao..
, 1876-05-27
S~barla6feber, Dup iberia,
Nduher Gals.
Die ein;ise polpteAnifhe 6auSs
SAule.

Sn 6olse Der Yer9r6Beruns inb flint plGse offeu
Wan berperbe RID iofort oarum. Die GrGouirten
fteben bod. slur sriter Glahe @naben iperben aufse.
nommen. Bier Gourie GlaiIi6, .9iberal, ,gBilen.
m RE an bic Dirsetorsn fir ben Dsesnnial.Gatalos
1Wtiet, po,ia
, 1876-05-27

GIN @ebidt Satfer 8iI.
bslm. Dog 3aiier BilheIm Don Deutid.
lamb mails Dihter 9epeien III, biirfteu bis.
Der aud leint Warmfsn Srennoe niht anae.
ilonlmen haben. uno bod 1T benz 10. Snl
Sabre 1910, tn ether nationalaerregten 3ett,
% 4lfreo be Wuiist auf Reder's r@bcinlieo"
nit benz b6buiiden Nous l'avons Gu,
votre Rhin allemand" 9santwortet. siblte
liG Der 43ldbrt9e bring Wilbelm bon Yreu.
Ben III eilem patriotilden @eol1te begelitert,
aus benz oentiHe 8ld:tsr fol9:nbe banptjd1.
itts Serie wteoerseben:
Scr Sberrhetn.
sic baben ibn ba obet1,
Den alten oeutlben Nbeiu,
Sesbalb Ioa tets aebDben
Sas SbDert Der Deutlbeii leiu.
0tit melber g6alfbeit raubte
Der SuDfpia uns oas GanD,
9Seil OeuIi6lano nit bent baupte
Ses Yields ta Geboe itano.
9u StraBburs, Burg Der Starfe1
Von G%ranfreih uno Bursuno,
50 lang bort raIelt %SSranter,
aStro Seutl1lano ritbt 9eIuno.
9ein Miinfter reft ben ssilaer
Gum biminelsSelt empor
un6 orobet benz Se3pin9er
nno Dem, Der ibn perlpr.
Dem 5Reid nno emit bent Railer
gobl bon oes Nbeines Strano
Sci Ou oes 98e9es gBeiier
Sns itol3e 5ranfenlanb.
Der Rbeiu loa 0eutjalanbs Groen
a I'm leinein gai,5e1 Gauf
gBobl pieper eigei iperben.
Roat euer Banner auf!
So ipon'n tuir's tuieoer baben
9as Out upn unlerm Blut,
gBeil bort 1fon lIn9it besraben
Der beutibe Moler rubt.
OH Bolt aus ben 8pseien
1tn0 benz 4roenneripalo,
gBtr poueii bid erlDien
Nus %freinoer 1rugseiualt.
Damn mnBt aud bu uerrebn,en
Den ~oeutidcii Bunoesruf
nnn BID Der Guebtitaft I6Gme,,
Die 'palibe Mit Dir lduf. se
limb iolteft bu bid Itraubeu.
limb fiiblft bic Rnedtidait nidt
50 ,pollen mir bid treiben
gu beiner &ineespfidt;
9amite emit beine Rinber
Spd mD9eri Deutihe iein
limb ftb Der lteberiptnoer
Bon ibren 8dtern frcu't.
So ,pplen mir ibn baden
Den alien beutIber Rbein
Damn crit ipiro gang ~begrabcnl
Die Stltab Der DentIbet iein."
, 1876-05-27

&einer faItem 6ramb!
Refine Manlfperre mebr !!
WiGiam &ramer's 6etIpFater.
Tatsnttrt am 10. N2at 1870.
Die Wtrtuns bittts yFaatrs II bsruabtsuaaspashte
81 eriatst iein pFaaer. reltss sisfts dbsrtriHt.
Dnr1 iaerelaness Grprpben fann Id httfes Thahu
ale elm uniperfals1 auSmtttel enpfeblsn..
.danilieupdtsr, 8abrtibsHSsr, lprie ale Mrbeiies fs1teA
q aets i'm 3aufe unb In Der Oeriadite SsrrGtbis batten.
bt gDtriane 10 cine absrraf%snb.; man brsn&t sssss
ar,iii6e 5nlfe ~ ~ssauiriren, nod bat man, BET fptsrnss
annsnsuns. sinsa gsrlua an arssttsisit ~ tsfarans.
" bttjt BITE fbItmmheM E8uneen, bic tarts
Ht9ten aiten @efcbwAre. Boa gan, ~bsfsHesrr
"unb Gustfdbwunben; b 6Hmnen Brtteen,
auf, Blutssidbtparen, twtt bel Derwunssue
d rpftse Rdsel stbt 70 isin bsdtres Neittei.
Bet 1ibnsraueen atat 90 ui1t nur ben Comm 10.
Tort. %fonesra bsfrtlfs! .~stsi,ltsu BET sinen @ttrauas sos
4 n. 10 Iaesn ednjlth.
PART.
o0weis PER Der nsbt @ttrau&sanretfuns so Gsnts.
pftsabtn tn aasaMpotteitn, fuwie an Der Giserrsn.
Wtldu y rttn. 3S017nH
, 1876-05-27
GiniQe Qute Griinoe :

1.-Gtne neus 9%rFnssua SranbIiA e4saaa
1nb eeF4erf 6ur& qotent.
3.-Wa6t einen ooIffo m nenen 2s6.StQ.
eleih auf beiben Seiten, an allen Nrten bon Stohrx.
3.-2auft leidt, ianft. serduihlos unb rai&-bsRs
Combination bon giseuidaiten.
Observation-Disclosures la n pbne Reea'
v~aturen.
6.-Berrt&tst aIte Mrten BON Nrbstt
unb 8 anep Ndbereien in elmer poraielidsnMetis.
6.-Sf fir ben Irbeiter iebr leiht u b a n b.
babeu. Die 2dnst Der etibe fam resulirt tperoen.
wdbrsno Die Waidine i'm Gauge 1T. unp bieie fann
nit einem 6aoen pcrieben peroen, pbns bob berieibe
bar& 9Sdsr gu seben bat.
S.-Wlan einfah, iinnreih, elegant. inosrn
Der Std obms ben Gebraud opt Cog MbetI Gears,
Hotarp Cams uno aeper Irms forInirt tuiro. BAT ben
@utpmati D Geeo, tpsltsr etne @ letH'
maBi9s 9anee bes etides bel trsemb
elmer Geidminbisfsit R4ert. Dat ~nnlerrr
neuen 1breao GontrotIer, roelder sine sletp.
mabise 9ep.suns Der Neeole'Sar srlaubt uno eHsr
WerIesuns bes Gabens oorbeugt.
6.-Gonfruction Il u SerffsrsfdIti unb bog
snoet. ST ~fabri3irt bon ben sei4tdteten uas
erfabrenfen Mrbettsrn In Der b~eriibmux
Bennington atrmorp, Snpn, u. D. NbiIacelpbts
Office: $40 Gbeffnut CITRATE. 2M7fnat.
, 1876-05-27
y. %. %. Sis esinssssssn- a'nsss ssa o
se.H %. ID. HIM &septet Hmh ertn<tt. &si$rs.
Ha maH Ron Wrsacr sdmaroR.
Ser Norb . Qurerifaniide 9aImsi9es

- LE.
Ser Norb . MurerifaniiGe 9aImsi9es
uHD
unfebIbare Ratbsebts
fir Giupauberer uuo Gtuaemanhstte.
snibdIt cine fms sefabte uno fHE ssosrmsun Ssraans.
..@rammatit Der enslii9en GpraHe,
uebit anleituns in iuryfr 3eit
ebHs esbrer snslifb. fsredben ~ns fbseibsa u
lernens,
aukerbeH et1e
esUfanbtge Wussrjam mInna
bon Breien. Rsanunsen, css3unstn, GsntrafttH
Gsi4atsiafism &c.
@%tebeniebnte Mufase.
@~appSs6sI ssbunoen. 50 Gents. NIT 2sssr . Aa6tH,
90 Gents.
Die Gonititntton ber Der. Gtdater,
Hfof er!duteruHsen unb sefdihtlider GinIsituAs
Sur ~fpeieusn Benusuns fir
0intpanberer unb Gbulen.
Dsarbsitst bon SuIius Setz.
Drttte aluHdse.
s%sbunu.n. 20 Gsnts. GariOnirt. % g'sss.
0ebihte
-. BON slt-fNs
2nbmia llblamb.
s15 Soften $780,. bro,dirt, 500. Glssant ~ssbaassa
nit 0s'sSrshun9, $3.50.
Der attrrifamii&e- Yaftetens8 Bidder
ober
SnftrmctiDe Mntpeifune
,ur Gnfsriisuns aaer Grten 4s
Yafteten, Ecrten nnb Gierrabnte,
bon e tie 8 riehri&, praftii4.r paftettn . N6au.
Nreis 15 0ents.
, 1876-05-27
EDnsqeibidten.

in htbf4e 8appbedel NIT Wuslin.Niiden
gebunben a % Gents.
Der 3fseuaer, bon Glaubrebt.
GdbrecfcnSidbrs.
Spbann pon 2epten, Der Wropbet. Bon
Robert 6erosr. 3niantnen in einem Bud.
@efd)idbtem Bee HfarrerS 6iebentifdp. Bon
Rdrl St5ber.
Mad,tlaser tn Granada. gon Sr. goroen. nnb
3annbduier. Bon Norbert 6irte. 3uianmfn in
einem Bano.
4arafer Gaugeniata. rlns
6ans.
, 1876-05-27
6einatb unb 1reutbe.

ROulans uno ~@radhlungen in srob ess. Ger
mat elegant brodirt.
preiS yrp Hanb SO 6ents. @ebuneen In Gstn
panh yrs Bane 20 0snsS.
, 1876-05-27
ANAUTH,
MACLEOD
&c.,. & KUEHNE
3 an h 6 aft,
1I3 Broadway,
NEW YORK.

Ese@fsI asf msbs ais 100 sr bsssutsnbssn Stast.
In europa.
osIb'Musiablunsen barA bic NoRdmter fopis per
1eIesrapb nod ausn @Iassn In DsutIdlans.
Osferrsi&. Der G&ssij, 6ouonb. Ddnemart, edme.
BEN uns Wsrusesn. ssn Gmpfdnssrn frs ixs baus
ssIiefert.
0reeit'Briefs fir Neifenhs ,ur Dsnusuna In snsn
sr6bersn Stdbtsn Der aIsn meIt.
Ufntafaruns bon 0rbfdsaften uns Spreernnsss
isbsr Writ In alien pIassn guropa's.
Dsrf6tmuns ssx 0Iteyn uns pa6etem naA
0uropa.
Dsr,suuns anfcmmsnesr sitter In gep BORT, usS
Wsitsrbeforberuns ~etrisIben rad BEN SuIanss.
Gursp6tf&ss UeIs sass Mrt sstauft anS ssrtasft
, 1876-05-27

Tofeeube biniss
Bulls. SugenOi9riitcn
nn0 HDmaue
fnb gu BADEN tn alien teutf@en
Sn6banbluneen in ben
WereiHi9ten Staaten unb Canada.
Gr5ablingen BON Guitab Nierib.
Sn bIbiae Bappbedef init Wtuslin-Riiden
geburben q 25 Gents.
Gas etanhre6t.
Die Oepprtirten.
pie M~nswanberer mad MfritA
Ebneteer unc 0efaer.
Gbrifopb GoIumbhs.
SiaruS une Maria.
SranS BON Sbmburs.
Hnredbt Gut geheibef ntdbt.
PFC grffnnuns ees ppr,elIans.
Die Grofmutfer.
e. gtr slts srisssr unO fem Sebn.
DIE Nofsnmilble Ser sitins &amartfsr. =
Die Baiit, ooer cine gut. abat fnbst oft aaf Grotn
.fhon ibren Gobn.
Sobanna, Soer enrA ssaebt sums eibt.
Der drttte 6ottfrier.
Der Ipilig unb Der MILLER.
Gas 3leebldtt. = Orei 6eIdihten. !. Der trens
S,ener, Q. Der pai&er nno lem 6obn. .. Die
WHnumeninGnn"x.
pie @udsudsslbr.
Jaepb Hne feline &nbne.
Gr;dbltngen bon Gaiparills.
Sn biibfde Bappbedel nit Wlnslin.&iiden
gebnnben a 25 Gents.
Gefo)tebten du8 benz &pefvart,
Der G~d,iumeifter unt fetn Gptn.
efraaburs auf Der 1hanj.
, 1876-05-27
Great Atlantic and Pacific
Observation-Disclosures ,

Die Neme NerbeHerte
&emington MdbuaiGitr.
3br s%usrfanat Hs
yMebaile fiji Tortidritt"
in QSien 1873.
Der b5dfe @rab BON yMebaiaen" ertbrW
bel Der Iusteuuus.
Reins Ndbmafbine erbielt etuea
bIbern Nrei8. .4sg.
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
A NEWSPAPER OF SPIRIT.

capital piece OF newspaper enterprise which will
burst into blossom Christmastide and bear II is
to be hoped Immediate ruit is in preparation by the
Spirit fhe Times The editor, Mr.. A. T.. Buck. has
been making extensive and expensive preparations
the issuc Of Christmas number which is expected 10
eclipse anything of like that has appeared in
this country. 1t will be nearly three times
tho sizc OF ordinary number OF the well
known Spirit aud will be arstically times stronger
although issued at the usual price. wlkie Collins
contributes specially written story; F. L. Blanchard,
of Drury Iano Theatre, writes the history OF pano-
mime; Rev. Adirondack Murray contributes charac-
teristcally John W. Forney tells anecdotes and remit
niscenccs, "Dcvoted Yachtsman" will tell us about
..Chrstmas at Home" and at the time drop his
incognito The editor of the Spirit having caught De-
voted Yachtsman' with his visor up will publish his
portrait Ostrom OF Cornell, tolls about boating; in
decd. every branch OF sport will be illuminated. Tho
illustrations will comprise 100 portraits of women who
famous either in sport at the pav riilcnlon,
oarsmen and the lights OF tho English, French and
American boards.
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
PURIM ASSOCIATION.

men OF the Hebrew persuasion have nourishcd as
social association, whose purpose has been enjoyment
and tho proceeds have always been devoted char.
table institutions. Tho entertainment OF the Purim
Association has generally been given about the time OF
the Purim festival but this year grand ball has been
arranged in aid OF the United Hebrew Charities TO bc
held at the Academy OF Music on Thursday evening"
December IL The price OF tickets has been fixed ut
$40 EACH and upward OF 800 have been disposed
All the boxes have been sold, which will about do
Tray the expenses OF the ball. and the net proceeds
estimate ca about Sl0 00u The United Hebrew Char
ites, cf which Mr. Henry Rice Is president. have nc
compiishcd deal of good. and tho prospects of
drcary winter severely taxing their energies al
ready. aud tney will need all the money they can posi-
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
Al YOUNG woMAN's SAD FATE.

lady member Of the Laight street Methodist Epis.
copa church called lagt evening At the Police Central
Ofics and made inquiry about young girl named
Rachel Martin, who, she said, had gone astray.
HERALD reporter subsequently obtained the following
details OF the case:-
About Blk months ago and woman, who gave
their names as George and Clara Smith respectively
wcro 10 London England, and represented tho GIRL
Rachel Martin, who resided Desnc street, in that
city, that II she would accompany them to New
York they would procure for her the situation OF
salary OF $500 per year. The GIRL who attractive
IN appearance, and who OF rcspecta-
bic family. partly induced BY a., des,.e
osrcd S
contrary TO the wishes OF her mother and relatives.
Tho objections however and shc sailed
with the Smiths short time after she arrived hero
she introduced to two or three fast young men,
who made improper proposals TO her. She complained
OF these insults to her supposed benefsctors but they
laughed NJ her, saying tnat shc had better accede
to their propositions. This she Indignantly aud
pcrcmpsorly refused TO do, and demanded
that she be placed in the position OF
governcss which had been promised TO her. She re-
ccivcd only evasvc TO her appeals and shortly
became victim TO hcllish plot She put under
the influence OF opiates, and whilo in that condition
the schemcrs put into effect the heinous crime which
they had planned. When tho girl recovered hcr
senses she informed that thsnceforth II was in
tended that she should lead life of shame. The
poor girl overcome and bitterly denounced the
want OF humsnity shown by the creatures who had
In the city and was closely watched by the Smiths.
She was turned out OF their house and became
street. and sentenced by Justice Bixby to the House
OF the Good Shepherd, where she now Is
Her mother, not having heard from her for somo
time. communicated with the lady, who told the story
to tho reporter, with whom she was acquainted ask
ing for some Information concerning her daughter.
Tho lady will have sad news to send to the girls home
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
FRENCH BURGLARS IN NEW YORK

On the Goth inst the house Of Madame Quintz, No.
los West Houston street, was robbed OF cweIry, plate
glass, &C., 10 tho extent Of about $500 The police Of
tho Fifteenth precinct notified OF the occurrence,
and detectives Sevin and Doan and Captain Byrnes
took the matter in hand. Leo Schwnde. French
man, oil No 95 West Third street. was suspected or
being the pcrpetrator OF the robbery, and
Yesterday morning tho efforts OF the police
were rewarded by tho appearance OF Schwindcl
on the Albany boat with two suspicious looking carpet
bags and man named henry Cooper, Schwindei aud
Cooper arrested and taken to the station house.
One OF the detectives then went TO Schwndcs house
ard ado Lco's wife confess that her husband had
stolen the property ut Mmc Quintz's The detectives
aso asccrtained that receiver named George
Gallagher In Bleecker street, had possession OF tho
property ana IL was recovered. Mra. Schwindel and
Gallagher also locked up, and tho contents OF tho
carpet bags which valued about 81 000 also
in Lne hands OF the police.
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEFARTMKST,
OyYicB CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26-1 A. NJ.
For Sunday in tho South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
States Tennessee and tho OHIO Valley cooler north
west Winds falling followed by rising barometer and
partly cloudy or clear weather viii prevail
For the West Cult States, stationary or rising
barometer westerly winds and warmer clear weather.
For the upper lako region. northeriy winds. sta
tionary temperature and rising barometer followed by
falling barometer, warmer souiherly WINDS partly
cloudy weather ana occasional light snow.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val.
leys falling barometer, southeriy winds, stationary
or higher temperature and cloudy, threatening
weather.
For the lower lakes and Middle States, falling ba-
rometcr warmer southerly winds and cloudy weather,
with rain or snow, followed at the Western stations by
sing barometer and cooler northwest winds
For New England, failing barometer, warmer south
west 10 southeast Winds increasing cloudncss and pos
slb.y light snow.
The rivers viii rise below Cincinnati but fall clse-
where.
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
DESPERATE STRUGGLE IN A CELL

Al three O'Clock yesterday morning tho inmates OF
the Hudson County JAIL Jersey City, were alarmed
by the cries OF prisoner named John Jennings, who
was screaming for help Jennings occupied cell with
John Frech, who committed q charge of
assault Freeh;ll started from his sleep, saying he
had fearful dream that he thought his legs and feet
cut Jennings laughed outright at this
nj OF raving wnereupon Freehil pounced upon
him. dragged him 10 the corner OF cell ana held him
fast the ground Jennings struggled with all his
might and had nearly succeeded IN rcgaining his feet
when Freehiil hurled him backward with great vio-
lencc and commenced batterlng his head against the
wall When assistance arrived u wns found that the
clothes torn from Jennings back In the struggle
and his head a mass oi bruises Had not prompt
aid been reno sred the unfortunate must have
cumbed Freeh was placed in q strait jacket and
consigned TO a dark cell.
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
THE JAMES BOYS.

AN ATTEMPT AT CAPTURE By THE SHERIFF
THE BOYS ESCAPE AND ARE PURSUED, BUT
ARE NOT CAPTURED
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ST. LOUIS, No., Nov. IS. 1874
Additional particulars Of the attack on the James,
boys participants with the Younger brothers in the
Northasd Bank robbery, havo been received. Tho
attack made Wednesday night by Sheriff
Groom, OF Clay county, and four men, IL was very
dark and rainy. The posse went TO the homo of the
boys. four miles from Kearncy. knowing they we're
there. Frank seen. and he the posse about
tho time, ho nrcd shot the air
signal for Jesse. The Sheriff and
fred Frank without effect when no returned the
hitting the tree behind which the Sheriff con-
ceaed. Tho boys then mounted their horses and got
away shouting, ''Comc on, you sons OF -" The
sheriff pursued, and on Thursday them at Cum
mngs place, fourteen miles from Liberty, but could
not overtakc them. Nothing has been seen of them
since, though men are securing tho country. Ed.
Miller, brother of Cle who was killed at Northfcid.
and man named Hoffman are supposed 10 have acted
spies Tor the James boys, who are known TO bc
working their way north
The New York herald., 1876-11-26

Prison. viii be exhibited in tho vestibule OF tho
theatre next week.
The English Vice Chancellor has decided he cannot
grant Boucicault injunction TO restrain Chatcron,
the manager OF the Adephi, London. from perform
ing ''The shaughraun" at his theatre In defiance OF
the dramatists objection. Tho Court, after hearing
both sides ofopinon that the drama having been
produced in New YORK. is an American copyright, and
with the absence OF International copyright treaty
1t cannot be protected IN Great Britain. Bouccauits
counsel objected that the play is in manuscript.
has never been published, and that performance is
publication within the statute, and the is remit
ted TO the Court or Appeals. But another compiica
ton has been added Williamson, the American actor
had been engaged te ray Conn, and when he found
that Bouccault objected to tho production or II.
and Chatorton resolved take possession OF the play
he declined to perform the part under tho circum-
stanceG Chatterton insisted. and the actor objected
that he could not be obliged to join In what he regard
ed as 'egalized thcit'' He added that Boucicault
had been supporting him with his pieces-"kerry,"
the "colcen Bawn" and ah.Na-Po Pogue'' which
had largely contributed to his success and 10 Join
the proposed would be adding ingrati,udc dis
honesty He LETT tho theatre, and Chat,erton is
suing him for breach OF contract Boucicault has
caDod Williamson that ne will stand tho costs of The
suit 1t seems that kind OF honorable understand
has subsiscd between the better class OF managers
and authors in tho United States and England TO
tualy respect dramatic copyright Thus Mr. waIlack,
the Union Square, Days ana Booths have been pay
Ing the English authors Mr. GIlbcri Mr. Tom Taylor,
Mr. Robertson, Mr.. Wells and others, for the
use OF their works These New York managers
agree to respect such plays tho exclusive properly
OF those who thus acquire them. In tho of sOur
Boys" lately In contest between Mr. wallack and Mr..
DAILY which is precisely similar every respect to this
ruca nf ho -
either side to act spoliators of the author Even
Mr. Calvcrt's alteration OF .'Sardanapans" was re-
garded by Jarrett Palmer kind OF valuable work
for which they paid him. THIS honorable understand
ing has been broken through by tho manager OF tho
three most important theatres in London. The
attitude OF Mr. Williamson appears to bo stern com.
mcnt on the matter
The New York herald., 1876-11-26
Y. NJ. G. A.

Tho twenty second semannuaI reception OF the ID
brary Society OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton was held at Association Hall last night. and the
following programme was offered Music--O Overture,
'MassancIlo" Auber; Reading from the Bible; Pres
idents address, Henry :. Carr oraton- 'Tne Tines
George u A. Rose, nrsic--Overturc. "Piquc Dame"
Suppc, dcbatc''Resoivcd, That Chinese Immigration
should BE Prohibited" affirmative Thomas !. Rush,
Angus Mxciarde. negative. Joseph I. Nefmliycn. Ar
tnur Kilgorcl, music-impromptu; announcement OF
Ncrd.
The music tho most enjoyable feature OF tho enter.
uanmcnt, was assigned 10 Mr.. Walter Russell John
etoA, who presided ~ The organ
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SMALLPOX.

An OUTBREAK OF THE DISEASE on LAKE wrS-
NEPEG.
ST. PAUL, Mnn., Nov. rs, 1875.
A despatch IRON winnepcg says there Is . serious
outbreak OF smallpox at the Gimii settlement OF Ice
Ianders on Lake wnnepeg, ana that twenty deaihs
have occurred IN the last ten days Or. Hynck,
physician, sent out by Lieutenant Governor Morris,
has eighty cases on bis hands Hc tclegraphs that
OF twenty Indians at Sandy Bar only two survive Tho
Lieutenant Governor has issued q proclamation warn
Ing people IRON contact with tho settlement, and has
sent troops to keep persons away.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ex-Governor william Beach, Lawrence, OF Rhode
Island, is at the Aibcmarlc Hotel. K d. Angus, Man
ager OF the Bank of Montreal is at the Windsor Hotel
Lieutenant Governor Horatio G. Knight, OF Massa-
chusctts General Anson Stagcr OF Chicago and sena-
W. H. Robertson Of Westchostcr county, are at the
Finh Avenue Hotel. Major Marcus A. Reno, United
States Army, is at tho Hotel brunswick Ex-senator
Cornelius Cole OF California Is at the Grand Central
Hotel Captain Hamilton Perry, OF tho steamship
Adriatc, is at the Everett House. Major Lucicn l.
Dawson United States Marine Corps is at tho Sture.
want House.
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IS 1T A MURDER?

Last evcoing, Benjamin Harris, Of No 1,274 Broad.
way, received what imported to be
from the Metropolitan Hotel for some clothing.
Leaving boy in charge OF his store,
he went TO the hote; TO fulnl the order
nothing subsequent was heard OF him up 10
O'Clock this morning AZ he had large amount of
valuable diamond his disappearance caused
great anxiety among his friends. who
trying TO learn something Of him all night II
stated al tho hotel that nobody left any such order
there and is thought that Mr.. Barris has becn the
m of a Moi.
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FOOTBALL.

Yesterday afternoon, on the Prospect Park parade
ground an interesting gamc Of football was played by
the students OF the Polytechnic Institute. The two
sides were commanded respectively by Captains At
k.nson aud BALDWIN. The goals won were Two hy Al
k:nson's and one by Baldwins side. The playing on
both SIDES was excellent. A game VIII be played on
Thanksgiving Day at Prospect Park between twenty
scectcd from tho Nsmecss Base Ball Club and twenty
selected from the Polytschnic
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THE TRADE OF CANADA.

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 25, 1876.
The value Of tho goods imported into Canada for
during the month OF October was
$40, ,Ol3 900 The duty collected thereon amounted to
81, ,24s, ,524 Exports Tor the samc period footed up