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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
EAST JERSEY UATER SUPPLY.
CONFERENCE OF MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES AND
OTHERS IL NEWARK.

CONFERENCE OF MUNICIPAL AUTHORITIES AND
OTHERS IL NEWARK.
In pursuance Of recent resolution OF the
Newark Aqueduct Board and an invitation from Mayor
Yates, largo numi er of gentlemen representing I'll
tow ia and cities east OF the Orange Mountain united III
conference the City Hall in Newark yesterday after
noon for purpose OF considering the proposed plan
Of Joint action in providing common supply of pure ana
Wholesome water for the entire section above mentioned
Among those pr, sent Mayor Solder OF Jersey CITY,
Mayor Egner and Council OF Orange, Mayor MeiSs OF
Bayonne Prof Cook, State Geuogist, Gen. E2bcrt L.
yee of NewYorE, Eugene Quackenbush OF Jersey city
and Daniel Dodd, John McGrcgOr, Peter = Duryee. j.
O'RourKe, John c. Brardslcy, Jerome H. Ward, Jabez
Hayes and T. r. Kinney OF Newark. After an explain
atory address by Mayor Yates resolution adopted
that the Board Of Managers of the Geological sur
yey of the State OF NewJersey be requested to pro.
cure at their earliest convenience ana Ill Inc most
thorough manner, all :ho information which may
be necessary useful in deciding TINS question
of water supply statistical, Geographical and
economical: that they be requested to report
their information so secured to the Mayors of the
cities Of Newark Jersey city, Paterson, Hoboken,
Orange Railway, and Passaic, who are hereby const
tutcd Il commission for that purpose the expense OF
procuring sal information to be borne pro rata accord
ing to population by the cites ana towns In this neigh
borhood who are willing to contribute for that purpose
Mavor Megs Of Bayonne favored the object for which
the meeting had been called Prof Cook the state GeO
os after considering the interest of the Morris Canal
Company in the Of the various waters SAID ne was
f Tho opinion that storage reservoirs capable OF holding
fen fines ho quantity OF water required would in
least interfere with naygation or Manufacturing inter
csts Tho sneaker said that the narrow valleys OF the
Eamapo and RingwOod rivers made them admirably
adapted for reservoirs such also was the case
will tho Pcououuuck on the ROckaway, at II certain
pont storage reservoir could be built coo feet above
the level He considered the question OF cost Of The
highest inheritance Twas question 10 he seriously
considered whether 1t better TO seek low level for
ors and pump the water up 10 those towns Where
nnstd,anle elevation must be reached. TO Uuld tho
reservoirs az the highest points and let the whole volume
of water flow the cities by gravity Gen Thomas w.
Uoxip representing the Society for the Promotion OF
Useful Manufactures, earnestly protested against any
arran cement that would deprive the manufacturing
estabshnenls OF Little Falls Paterson. Dundee Dam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
REPUBLICAN, CAMPAIGN MEETINGS.

A ratification meeting Of the Xllth As
sembly District Republican Association was held at
Liberty Hail, at No. 231 West sMteenthst. last
evening The han decorated with flags and portraits
of Lincoln, Hayes, and Wheeler Hanson G. McCook.
President OF the Association, occupied the chair.
Resolutions proving the Cincinnati nominations were
adopted. Isaac Day ton, James Aug,! Robert H. Ran
dell Robert II. s;rahau, aud solomon G.. Suecter adj
dressed the meeting.
The cx-sodieIs and saors OF the yNth Assembly
District met last evening az No. l,O65 Thiri-aye. and
formed organization To Ice known The Soldiers and
;ilors Campaign Crb. resolution was adopted which
declared it W De the duty Of every who fought
under the old flag" 20 support, when worthy for any
Office in the gift OF the people, the who fought to
nreserye the Union the resolution also aFproYri TIE
nomination Of Rutherford b. Hayes The following officers
wore elected: President George W. Reed; Secretaries
7 A Miller and ". j. Graham; Treasurer, Samuel Me
PRISE Addresses were made by /. Albert Engeharlt
Major Billiard, Major Missing, W. G. keddy and Robert
The Win Assembly District Republican Association
has raised Hayes and Wheeler banner IN front Of its
rooms at No. 3J7 GfandSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
THE CLUB HOUSE GIFT. -

At the annual meeting of the New-York
Yacht Club in 1872 Mr.. Garner proposed to erect cub
house. furnish it for the uses OF the Club at nomi-
nal rent and the proposition was at once heartily ac
ccpted Its const rIctinn begun very afcer at
stapletOn, Staten Island, in the center OF the
boat anchorage the shore, being connected
with the main land by bridge and pier more than 400
feet in length II constructed as 10 allow boats To
pass entirely around the house, stairway
AMI landing place having been placed oil the
eastern side for the convenience OF yachts.
The house itself is two stories high, With
dome-shaped roof hung at the sides with fancy cOored
awning. The top Of the house Is used as verandi-
where "A splendid view of the bay is obtained The firS
floor is divided into rcception-rOom, Kitchen,
wine-coset, and toet-room. while on tho second
floor are two large diningr0oms with toiet-r0oms
for ladies and gentlemen There are Two large 'era-
das facing Long Island. The roof is lighted at night by
a large lamp placed at the summit OF the dome which
serves as signal and guide to yachts coming into the
haTbOr through the NarrOws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
LATEST SNIP kEUS
flor other ship Ne,rS see Third Page
ARRIVED.


s,o,sbn state of v:rgihiS ,Br1 Noodle Glasgow Jny
via arne SIN with mdse and p1ss 70 Austin HaiN,r6 20
steamship Od Dommon a.er IicAhqhi ~ ~ inu
steamship Gen. Whitney, haletI bostoi' WIN Muse ~hn
pass. TO Metropolitan steamship co. ,,,
sap Char ialet. Of and rom Boston Juiy 10 oa'
Last. - ,.,...-, ~. ,t.-.,...,, r, .,,.. eh.,
'"i Bark rrvtya ,Nor3 pharo Dnon i3 DAYS IN ballast
EAIk PJoIusieme IJoscn NUT Niel"h Ipswich " days
BARK sophia r. Lulrs Hopkins Rotterdam So days IN bal
biig II GILLESPIE Cot Plrrsboro y. -, Milton, Windsor
y. >. Il days, with el1sttr
steamships Mass for Ro.te dun Cmbr9, for Hamburg;
Columbus ior Haaat: Gamma Or Bttn'da sip Dhssay
Marathon Tor AIralc. Lzzc Merry. for Antwcrp brig,
Na,ipJ,a CaGz or seville; Daylight Tor Georgetown
WIsD-sunset fresh, W ;. w. th!cs ,os OF shore
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sor-ru vproy July 2O-The North Lloyds steam-
ship NUrnJeI Jaeger !rom Baltimore jay o. TO- bvHe'
arrived mere to-day.
DOMESTIC PORTS, 49,
Boston July 2OAIrive, steamship Massachusetts val.
tiers, Liverpool scats. spring blld srll rom ina
Bstem.n jco9 Kcnzie stcelmad; Wm. Marshall. cam
and T. r. Emerson. L. eds from philadelphia. Modesty
cleared Steamship seminole Matthews, Tor AMMAN schr.
BtISoGF, jay 2O~Arriyod steamship, Marha stevens
Chance. NewIO,G; ltelry L. Cav, lIsrs IL llairlphlai
bark Usko !hGss Bom for Queenstown hfs LIG Sddg
Porto Rico Robinson, Kelly, NewiolN Trans Lea
i1irTE n"0rnaY Bremcn Vineland B0we1 New YORK
Wn Wm en- Reagan. Philadelphia bark Paramount Holt
Thompson. Oil ey, Eocap II: j. H. Conve-e feai" Fl,t
pOlt sailed, steamship Leipzig, for Bremen saI Marcos
pHilADELrinA Jalv 2O-Arnvcn, steamships Wnlamsport
ViNrYARD HAyEN, Mass Juiy 2U.-ArIycG sohrs GEORGIA.
FROM AmDuJ f0r BOston; Kate iss 10 ron SeE
York tor Yarmouth, ~ - CarIS'a Aieh' om Boston t"f
MISCELLANEOUS.
NrWORLRkNS July 2J-Ih. - lT Lilly o, The valley, goD
I-iiia brIgh home the crew achF Lizzie Vi Mobile
which Was IeCeAtly Wicked near Dslzc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
A SAD YACHTING CALAMITY.


large Circle Of friends by whom his death Will be
sincerely monrncl. lie was a man of especially
agreeable personal characteristics which made his
compauioI.ship highly valued. He was particularly
devoted lis family. He married about II years
ago to Miss Marceiit Thornc, an accomplished South
crn lady, who was drowned with him yesterday, ana
by whom no has had four children. one OF which
dicu last Fall. There are three children, daughters
who are left orphans at the respective ages OF =, IT,
and years lie also left three sisters, Mrs. Francis
Lawrence Ms. Graham, and Miss Annie Garner
He owned a handsome Summer residence on Staten
Island, and an elegant residence at No. East
Tmrty-thiId-st. Last Summer lac built the
Yacht clubhouse at Staten Island, eNpendlng
$23,O upon it, and renting it to the Ncw-lork
Yacht Club at a nominal price. He began to take
an active interest in yachting in 1873 and bought
the so0p yacht Vixen from Commodore Livingston
although he had been member of the club for i've
wears. The following Summer he bought tho
schooner yacht Magic from Rufus Hatch, aud was
very Successful i'll the races beating the Comet
badly in the Fall. lie then arranged Tor building
the Mohawk. which was the largest and best htted
yacht il the club She made her first appearance III
a cruise to Cape May in July, 1879 Nicc-Commo-
dure Garner being then in command OF the squadron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
HOW VOTES ARE TO BE MADE.

The Republicans of Ohio and Indiana are
going 10 have hand fight this year. II noisy organs
think otherwise, the capable managers better and
this Is the time for them ~ DO that thing which will be
found more effective than all oiLeIsto that
are supplied with good newspapers. A lew thousand
copies OF a really able journal, sent directly 10
doubtful or wavcring voters in eacn state from
this time until the election, Will do good than hun
creds noisy meetings, with bands. fireworks process
sions aud heavy bills The yotera whose action Is ia
doubt this wear viii he convinced by reasons rather than
by the bca,ir of drums and the smell OF burnt pow
der. One suggestion. however. II VIII do little good.
with voters Of that class, Ia send them party
organ. paper OF the blatant partisan VARIETY
which md scrimnate pufs everything labeled Rcpub
can aud abuses everything ana everybody labeled Demo
erac, Will ols-us, tn nde cnjen voters Whete il wis
one But genuine newspaper, whiCD publishes all the
news prints the truth about al sides and discrnnatrs
iafy IA lis uttcfanccs respecting men and events,
90 hnnrss raDe service II thoroughly circulated THk
IkbChE for example, II II could ne supplied 10 every
oOuDtu voter, would transform host VI them into
iuts defenders Of the public faith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
HIGH TEMPERATURE ELSEWHERE.

RICHMOND, Va, July 20.-This has been next
to the hottest day the the thermometer ranging
from 1909 1882 in the shade Betw' en- and o'clock
this evening heavy thunder, lightning and rain storm
prevailed accOmpan MED by considerable fail Of hail. the
mercury falling 239 in half hour
MILFORD, Penn, July 20.-The weather here
to-day has been the hottest for 20 years the thermom
oter registering lOi in the shade at o'clock this after
noon.
WASHINGTON, July 20.-The weather was ex-
emely hot last night and it Of the most oppres
sye of the season Numerous cases prosraon by the
heat have occurred within the past SO hours.
The following shows the state of the Their
mometer at 1880 p in the cities named: Buffalo, 90,
Cincinnati. go: New-Orleans, 90; Baltimore, 9s';
Washington, 99o; Albany, go; Ncw-iork, $50; Phila
delphla, go; Boston, 93'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21

The ST. Louis platform and nominees were approved
and the organization pledged itself 10 do It's utmost
toward the election OF II Len and Hendricks.
a 1Idon and Hendrick banner has been raised by the
Democratic mpagn Club Of the Win Assembly DE-
tr'cf in front OF No. 100 East broadway.
Ihe Twentieth Ward Tidcn and Hendricks Campaign
Club Of the Xith Assembly District held meeting at
Gcrmauia Hall az No 426 EigAtl-ave last evening
Resolutions adopted arraIGnng the present ADMIN
isratiOu and approving the Nominations OF Iidcn ana
Hendricks Delegates were elected 10 the German
Democratic Central Committee.
The French Democratic Cub Of the WITH Assembly Dis
trit raised Tdcn ard Hcnd ick banner last eyenin.
Varick ard Sprng-sts. The mcmucTs % the cub as
scIbcd al No. lO2 Prncc-st, and with banners. Trans
parenccs, ani music marched The headquarters NJ No
III Sprmc-St, where they were met 10y members 81 ule
TaIunaHy ll3ll Genera. ard District Committees, au1
tie Tiden aud Hendricks Clue of the Win Assembly Dis
tTiCt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
THE EXTRADITIoN QUESTION.

LONDON, Thursday, July 20. IS7W
In the House OF Lords this afternoon Earl
Derby stated he had ju received communication
from the United States Government. He said he could
not state the contents of it, but that lie had given copy
TO Earl Granville and had requested him to postpone his
motion calling attention To the exradtion correspond
ence as a discussion would Inconvenience public bust
Earl Granville sail lac had read the communication
and that his motion would not affect the negotiations OF
the two Governments; nevertheless, be Willingly com
piled with Earl Derbys request, and postponed his mo
ton until Monday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
THE STORM.
GREAT DAMAGE IN RICHMOND, VA.

RICHMOND, Va, July 30. Wind accompanied
storm this evening, and very severe number OF
houses were unroofed and otherwise damaged. Many
shade in the city stripped Of their foliage and
had limbs broken OF. seabrook's tobacco ware
house used during the general receiving hos
pt had its southern section entirely demoli he'd, the
sheds being lifted bodily aud carried into the streets.
large quantity OF tobacco was damaged by rain. The
loss cannot now be estimated. Three persons
were seriously injured at the warehouse The
entire upper story of j. H. DickersOn & Co.'S
saddlcry establishment carried away. and two per
injured. The walls Of the Third Presbyterian
Church reported In dangerous condition from
the storm Several tobacco factories also sus-
tanned serious damage from Ieiug unrooied,
and having their stock exposed 10 rain The hghning
sIuck ia number OF places The storm seems To have
been entirely local IN severity kilograms from several
neishbOrng points report no signs Oi H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
MEETING or PROMINENT REPUBLICANS.

An informal meeting was held at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel Wednesday evening at which Secretary
Chandler Chairman Of the Republican National COM
miItee, william L. Chandler OF New-llanpshire, H. T.
Mccormick OF Arizona, and other prominent Republican
politicians were present and at which vas a-rech 10
issue call which made yesterday for meeting oi TIE
Executive Committee OF tie Republican National & I'm
mittee he held the Fifth Avenue Hotel az IL n NJ
Oh Aug. . Secretary Chandler returned 10 Washington
"Wednesday evening ana all tine other members al ;e
Committee except Mr.. Mccormick lett the city yester-
day II thought that meet OF the NalDAal Tom
mitec viii held until after the meeting OF the state
Convention at Saratoga next month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKISH AFFAIRS.

JthNIs'II Al Ail'''
BUCHAREST, Thursday, July 20, 1875.
The Minister of War to-day withdrew the
bill mObIzing the reserves.
LONDON, Thursday, july 20, 1870.
In the House OF Lords this afternoon Earl Derby an
nounced that snail number OF copies of the core
spondnre on the Eastern question would be distributed
tomorrow.
The sERvIANs AGAIN ACROSS THE TIMOK.
LONDON, Friday, July u, 1876.
The Standards Wlddn special says thar the scrvians
lost 1000 killed at the battle OF Izyor They retired
across the river Tmok. nat have since recrossci
O,Inan Pasha on Thursday annihilated 800 scryians
who had occupied Noyo sello few ouly escaped
across the Danube
-FOUR THOUSAND TURKS ROUTED.
BELGRADE, Thursday, July 20. 1876.
The following Is official The priest Doutchtch routed
1000 Turkish regulars Wednesday near hadcsingc,
driving them toward NOya-VarOsch after a deSperat
engagement, lasting seven hours.
4 Bel trade dispatch says the army has been organ
lied into great divisions The Eastern division Is
under Gen Tchernayc, with Gen. LesciaGin second
In command The ", stern division is under Gen Dim
pics with Gen Zach as second in command
Vienna dispatch says it is reported that the insur-
gents attempted interrupt the railway near Sofia but
were routed by a battalion Of Sofas.
The Vienna journals publish statistics showing that
G. 5GI houses were burned the PhlippopOs and Ztac
bazardiik districts during the Bulgarian nsntIection
OF these G43 belonged Christians. Many we're fired
nv revolutionary emssaries to compel the people to JOIN
the insurrectiOn.
The Morning Posts special says that Cen,
Ign ,tial leaves COustantinOpl6 on months fuTlough
on Monday by command of the Car, VINO desires per
sonal explanation relative to Eastern affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

CINCINYATI, July 20.-The Democrats of the
With OHIO Congressional District to-day nominated
Henry l.. Dickcy.
The Republicans of the With Ohio District to-day nomi-
mated J. /. H. Long for member OF Congress
Tie Democrats Of the IYth Indiana District nominated
to-day J, H. New.
CNCINNATI Ohio, July 800. L. Davis
was nominated FOR Congress by the Independent Green
back Convention at Tcrrc II utc Indiana, yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
TIE TAMMANY HALL RATIFICATION MEETING

Among those who have bcrn nNitcu 10
speak at the Tamnany Hail. ratification meeting on
July % the following have accepted the invitations
John Hancock Of Texas, J. Proctor Knott of Kentucky
Charles E. Hooker Of Mississippi joan II TarboX OF Mas
sachusetts John y. Gordon Of Georgia, VIM. Pinckney
Whytc Of Maryland, samuel j. Randall o! Penhsfl' anna
G6ert e WALKER of Virginia Leon Albeit o: New Jcr-
sew, Aigernon = sullivan Edward l.. Gaul, August Bel
mont, Luke f. COzans, and Wheeler H. Peckhan VI New
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
rrnrv AND HENDRICKS CLUBS.

At the meeting yesterday of the Committee
nm Temporary Organization of the Idcn ana Hendricks
Central Club held the office Of the Chairman, Thomas
Cooper Campbell it was decided TO recommend 10 refer
u oIn.v. the Chairman Of the club. to call general
,oo,ir, an Wednesday evening July 70. This meeting
will nrobably be held at the Everett House.
The T,lten and Hendricks Association OF the XVIII
Assembly District met at No. AS Ninthaye last evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORE
PrObdbihhss

For Neir- England and the Middle States con.
Hnued high tmDsrdtue anil parity cloudy rsatteT dur
ina me d0y OOlred by cOOisr usdisr, nOrh1r, ~ south
tccst Uinds and rising barometer turing NE erruijtg
For the lower LAKE region and Ohio Valley, generally
clear weather and Ower temperature, nOrbcry to west
ery winds. and rising barometer.
For the South Aantc States, clear aud weather
will continue with light southerly o. westerly Winds
and stationary "a sl!- yht rise u the barometer.
For the Gulf states and tennessee. partly cloudy
weather and local rains with light east TO south Winds
and slight changes In temperature and barometer.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
THE CONTEST FOR THE ELCHO SHIELD.
Int

The Elcho Shield was won to-day by En-
gland scotland being second, and Ireland third. LacU
team was composed of eight men who Cred 10 rounds
each al 500 900 and 1000 yards using any rifle they
chose The scotch team included the following rihemen
who are to take part in the American contest Iergusp n
Dunlop McVitue, Whiteaw, Rae and Boyd. The Irish
team included william aud John Rigby. Fcnton Johns
tom Smyth, JOyut, GoT, aud G:ceuh, who are also to
take part in the American match.
Il. ~ runr 81 fnllnNs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
JUDICIAL CONFIICT II EGYPT.

ALEXANDRIA, Thursday, July 20, 1876.
In consequence of the Governments refusal
TO permit tie execution OF Judgments against IT, NJ
Iackmaun President OF the Court Of summary Justice
declared Ia open court to-day that he would refuse 10
hear any actions whatever ana that lac now closes tue
court Great excitement prevails. The judges are nc
hberating upon the question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
GEORGE F. HoAR DECLINES A RECONCILIATION

BOsTON, Mass July ZO.-Ihe Npy OF tO-mOr-
row will publish letter addressed to the people Of the
KIN Massachusetts, Congressional District by Congress
man Hoar in which he says no shall not accept the office
OF Congress again desiring TO return 10 me
practice his profession. Mr. HOar. the close OF tie
present term viii have held the Occ eignt years-l
term service exceeded by only orc representative
this district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21

fatally About o'clock this evening heavy shower
rau accompanied by thunder and lightning OF most
terrific character set ill., aud lasted about ar hour The
lightning struck prominent points, but the dam
caused not serious During the prevalence OF
the hail fell in the north western section " the
city aud particularly noticeable Ia the park In an
lour the fell 300.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
HEAT AND RAIN IN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, July 20-The weather to-
dey was intensely hot AT noon the Thermometer on
Chestnut-st indicated $50. and at o'clock 9s' In
several places In the city the mercury ran up to loc
During tho day many persons we're sunstruck' OF
overcome sF hsat and ssveIa cases resulted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, July 20.-The cable between Rio
Janero ana Bahia is again interrupted.
LONDON, July 2O.-J. & G.. Harris, Austria
Ian merchants who made an arrangement with their
creditors year. agreeing to pay In full now announce
their Their liabilities given ut 81 ,oOO,
600. Their assets are estimated at 81, 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
PROPERTY DESTROYED IN PENNSYLVANIA

PITTSBURGH, Penn, July 20.-A terrific thun-
der ami ram passed over the city about 4;3O
this afternoon doing considerable damage to sidewalks
sh tde trees chimneys Two houses were struck 10y
lightning, bnt no killed. The telegraph
wires suffered severely. At Dilks's Station, in Butler
County two large tanks struck by lightning and
destroyed. Each had "a capacity OF Z2OOO barrels, ana
both full OF oil. They owned by NJ. BrOwnson
of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
THE CLEVELAND IRON DISTRICT.

LONDON, Friday. july u, 1870
The Standard this morning says that the III
affecting tue Cleye and iron trade are now happily
disposed Of The meeting OF the ironmastefs at Cio'e
land esrrday st.iCy private but II II UNDERSTOOD
that GENERALLY approved the converting the
mperiieI concern INTO - limited liability company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
EX-QUEEN ISABELLA'S RETURN.


Quesada, Martinez Campos, and CanOvas del
Castillo VIII accompany the King to Santander to re-
ceye the ex Queen Isabella Splendid preparations are
mixing for her reception. Seycr. friga;cs will meet the
eX-Quecn al ST. Jean dc Luz.