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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-18
Die Grnte In europa.

Gin POM 81. Iusuit Datirter, an ben in
9onbon eridsinsnbsn vgconomiit" ss,i1s
tstsr Brief entbdIt fOlsenee suropdiiae
grntebsri4te:
Sn l!nsarn III bic @eisensrnts cine aus
BerOrbsntIi@ rei4s; etwa 81 MiliO:
nsn SsctoIitsr no Wiuiousu guibeD purs
ben lbsr cine quite WsitteIernte er,ieIt. Sn
Oeiterrei& mar Der grnteertras tein 10 reis
der, pie man srwartst bate. Gin GROCER
Gbsil Sss @etrsibes wurbs nod in ipdtsr
Stunbs bur9 ben Nadttbau ps,bo,ben !;
bod bat Oeiterreid INNER nod ii6er cine
0urdianitts grnts sinssbsimf. Der
san,s lIsbsri9uB Der 9siammtmpnar9is
bslduit iid aui 81 WiiliOnsn (>sctolitsr
Obsr lbsr l5 Wiuionsu BuibeI, wopon
no, ssu Die 9dIfte srpOrtirt Iperbsn .ann.
Die Gualitat Sss @si,sns lit bsfriseisene !;
Die 6arbs 1T msbr sslb ais rrtb. gud Die
&ogsenernts in llnsarn III cine quite gu
nsnuen; lie iiberr;iit cine SIr9i5nitta'
ernts nun nabs,u 3 MPlIIonsn @uibsl aud
in Seltsrrsid iit man, nit AuSuohms siniser
0anbitrihe in Galisien, mt hsr Jtosssn
srnts, rpsl9e ben 0urdltHitI iibe,i5rsitst,
3uirisSsn. Sa Der sanSrn Otpnar5is bat
man siusn llsberiduB ibsr cine 0urd'
i4uit,s Rosssnsruts uOu St Wsiaicnsn Sec.
tOIitsr (s Uailionsn SuibeD. gBas bic
@eritsnsrnte anbeIanst, 70 III pieielbe, mas
Die Oaantitdt anssbt, cine Dur4ianitts:
grnte, bic NuaIitdt 1T isbod tsins bsion:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-18


san3e Qinie bes ruifiideu &ronprin,eu am
Sara Com 5Iuiie muBte aufsebobeu werben
unb Der Ridsus mad Biela ansetreteu
uer0en. Gs 1T uns ni9t sriidtli1, ma:
rum bic anben tiirtiiden 5serfibrer Ss.
man gaida nidt beiipriusen. .a
Die neueiten q 9ridten aus
Werco uia 9auana s, Sept. Iauten: Der
b,itii9e pOitoampfer 1T beute aus 8sru
Grur NIT 9tadri5tsn pom Der Stabt Merlco
Big gum 81. ausuif ansetommen. Die
autoritdt bes Yrdiiosnten Oia3 pirb, mie
es iteint, i'm san,en 0anbe aufredt srbal
ten. Sdmmtlide Wfericaner, Sieienisen
ausseromnlen, rpelde Iemter iuden unb
uon Der Rsuolution Is6en, ansrtennsn Die
iseitisteit bes prdiioenten. 9omss Ba.
laciO, ein Mitslieb oss SsIsiias'i9en Ga.
binets, 1T nnbelditist mad Durango surid.
setebrt uno wirb bic Oias'ide Resieruns
unteriiisen. Utan errpa,tst Ssleiias islbt
nit benz ndditen YafstSampfsr; bsrielbe
luirb nidt bsIditiJt usroen. 0ie es beiBt,
wirb gr:Brdiioent 2erso wsssn idpersr
Serssben sessn bic Contribution, bic sr
udbrsnb ieiues amtstsrmins bssanssn bas
ben ioa, in aneIasesuitanb ueriest ano gss
neral gscobebo bemnddIt weaeu Yerratbs
procsiiirt @snsraI WaaueI @on,als,
wurbe mad Espic ssididt, um bic bortissn
llnruben ~ unterbriiden.
Die a6nisin pom Mabasastar bat
burt 0iientIide getanntma9uns aue SeIa
uen Der Sniel in 6reibsit seiest. Dur4
einen i'm Sabre 1865 nit gnsIanb seidIOfs
iensn Sertras uerpili6tete iie iib ben 6auf:
unb Ssrtauf uon ScIausn auibSren gu laI.
fen. Da aber bic WtaoasaIsn ben gsrtras
srOBtentbeiIs umsinsen, inbem iis pOrsa:
ben, ibre SeIauen ieien nod Dor Der Ser
trass;sit sstauft uorbsn, 10 bat bic a6ni:
gin Obisen tbattrdftisen S@ritt setban.
ri DIT allein in Californian aud in
auitralien wiro cine Iebbafte glsitation se:
gen Die SObne bes Slumsnrsias Der Mitts
nit ZEN Sdlisausen unterbaItsn. 90
melt ii es in sinseInen @eseAben bort be.
reits setommeu, baB ss in Queensland
sebnnal 10 uisI gbineien als 8siss sibt.
Die Sorpirfe, bic man Senislbsn ma9t,
iino senau bieieIbeu, bic bier in bes Ser.
Staaten sesen lie srbOben werben. Sic
iinS Dem Sutersiie oes 9smeinueiens nad:
tbsiIis, neil lie uenis gu benz gintommen
beitrassn, iid ME oauerne nisesrIa1en, Die
@olpisloer ausbeutsn unb Die srporbsuen
&sidtbImer mad China ienben, bic eraiielte
Smmoralitdt iiben, stelbaite gpicemien
sinidIsppsn unb ale grtsn bdusIi@sr pr:
bsiten psrri4ten, bic benz weibIi9sn @es
i9Ie4t unS Der Susenp uOrbsbaIten ieiu
irlleu. Die wsibsn Slrssr pom Queens.
lamb iino iebr unsebaIten bariibsr, baB ii4
Sas Wutterlano wsisert, cine Bill su ianc'
tiOnirsn, bic unIdnsit una Der dineii4su
Ginwanberuns ,u itsuern porseIest puroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-09-18
Aus,us aus ben telegraph. pspe(hsA
Sartei.

8onltantinopel, 10. Sep. Die
Yforte bat oem 9bsoipe pOn Assppten cine
Nots radlidtIi4 bshen Ysrtrases INIT gns.
Iarb bsshslid bes Stlauenbanbels ,uss:
isnbst, Die YiOrts ipridt bsm &bsbips
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C0LOKED CiDEr fLIPPER.
Two Hundred OF his New Work \ dmircrs
houorinE him with Reception.

A reception was given last evening 10y Mr.
James ". Moore. ia the rooms Of the Lincoln
Literary Musical Association. 1872 West Twenty
seventh street. 10 Lieut. II. O. Fippcr Of
Georgia. tho col0red cadet who has Just gradu-
atcd at West Point. Mr.. Moore has had charge
az the -iDk room ~ Commodore Garrison since
his illness. The chandeliers wrr" decorated
with small na,s. On tallr on the platform
rested a large basket OF flowers bearing the
card Of Barrett II. Van Aukcn. u grandson Of
Commodore Garrison. Among the pictures on
the wall were many relating to Lincoln and the
oman ipation proclamation. Cheerful music
Wis furnished from harp and violin.
The guests began 10 arrive about 9oclock.
the ladies ia large numbers. aud the room was
soon a-htc'H" with a buzz of conversation and
the rustic Of gayly-co!ored dresses and bright
Ribbons.
The grand cntree was nj quarter before To-
Lieut., fipprr entered tho room in fun uni-
form. 4 heavy yellow horse hair plume fell
down over his cavalry helmet. His cont Wac
new and bright and glttercd with II. gold but
tons and tn-seli'd aigl"t-. l'y iis siIc lung II
Iraran.e WIS tho signal for n hu2 ~ ndnirl-
ton. lie is very iAil ana wei made, Beside
b" walked ,hrongh the throngod rooms, were,
the Row nr. Henry llgnlmd Garnet AMI
Mrs. FSarnetd ,he heN H. VI = f~S S.. oi
Mr. Charles k"mund Douglass. -On Of Fred.
Douglass and United StHos Consul in san
Domingo. thr heN. q, :. AiWell oi ST. l'h.ips
Prot. Charles l.. reason Of the Forty -ar.t stioot
Grammar school. John j. Zulllllc, Richard
The ileutrnant sa- led upon the siaec by Mr..
Garnet ,nd scat az TIE extreme icii while Mr..
/ T. the licuteunni sat LIS Martha Moore and
/ AIi-- Fam, M.p1uouSh. Mr. T.. ;. Porter. br.
| ihc scnirirro oi which Lieut.. flpner and
| lr. Garnet formed tho rNtrcmltlDs. Tho hcy.
! Mr.. AiWrll snt IN the middle.
Ancr all wrrt seated. Dr. Carrot called Mr..
Douglass lurWuri 20 vacant soai on the plat
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TIL SINkINfi TKIRLNI,.
Its --latest spnsnodic Effort TO Reduce tts
Running Expenses.


within the past eighteen months Typo
graphical Union No. g. in view of the fact that
the newspapers were not nal ing 50 much
money as formerly. quietly submitted to two
reductions aggrcgaung nino cents por thou
sand ems. that IL. from nity five cents to forty
six cents per thousand. These concessions.
they said. ought to satisfy reasonable employ
crs. and, therefore, the printers were astonish-
ed when the comros'tors OF the Tribune wcro
informed that Whitcaw Reid desired them TO
work nj n still lower price. committee Of tho
conpostors asked him to name the terms he
wanted them to ncccpt He said he would give
them the desired Information on Thursday
evening. and, accordingly. ut the time named.
u" sent them memorandum, OF which the fol-
lowing TX copy;
whatwe want and would like our men to consider.
work to iorty ecn. and on day %"fs to I3i I"
ccn's-or about ono iourth on from the very highest
II No worN iobc dom, which We DIN want ani can't
rs, IN other words, no bogus and allowance place
III work to be done affair prcc.in whatever way we
naS think most TO our lntrcst-hy the piece time,
" No uuhle price matter
Az soon as this was received tho TrYunc's
cOmpositors gave notice to the union OF Mr..
hoid's acton,and President White called ameot.
ms of the Executive COium,ttcc This was hcld
tt 3 o'clock ycf;Vrday afternoon. and Il WAS rc-
solved that the cOmpOslturs could not con
s,-tcnuy accept a single-Qnc of the propositions
made hy the Iriiuue. copy Of this rcsOlu-
ton, signed 10y the compositora. was presented
Mr. Reid toy committee and ne said TINT he
would ccritthe resignation oi the cunltOSitprs
hut That ne would send Tor them should hc need
their assistance in getting ont the Irl5tpe AZ
soon as his decision WIS announced the com
pCstors resolved Quit the office and at r.
NJ the manager TT Of the Tri'Me had found
/ only AK nOn-uniun printers To do the worl, OF
| iiity-two night cumpos tors. siN weekly Iitbrn,
compositors. eight proof readers, and twenty
i've or thirty suhetitutes. The only union man
ul the hummer VITO dld not resign WAS Sduuc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-30
THE RACE POSTpONI.fJ.
The Yale-uavard Contest Put on for IA Day
on Account of the Lumpy NNnter.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Juno ga stiff
southcrly breeze blew up the river all the after
noon. lashing the course into white caps, and
rolling up waves thrco feet high az tho finish.
After waiting until i. NJ for the wind to 20
down. the referee postponed the raccand called
II for 1880 A. VI. tomorrow. Lumpy water was
the principal objection made to Saratoga. but
this place appears 10 be still worse as Capt.
Goodwin ofthc Columbia crow told me chat dur
ing his crows stay here ho was able
to row over tho course twice only.
Harvard men mako the same complaint. and
rs thcv were anxious to row at Now London. II
is not probable this course will be used again
after tomorrow Several hundred collcgians.
mostly Of Harvard and Yale arc in town. They
throng the hotel corridors. and oxcitcdly DIS
cuss the prospects Of their respective crows.
Several pool rooms are in full blast tonight,
selling mostly small pools Of 500. The betting
II even up, and Harvard generally has the call.
! ne crows are IN uptpp condition, and cycry-
thing INDICATES an exceedingly close race to-
morrow. Yale is grow ng because the referee
has virtually restricted the course TO the chan
nell Vale claims that she agreed tO row on the
Connccticut river. and rot in any channel. and
that Harvard ehouldtdkc onc-half the river aud
she the other. Going round the bend near the
Harvard the inside As Harvard won liz toss
and took the western side Of the river. this de-
disiOn Of the referee would undoubi div give
hcr an advantage at this point, Otherwise lt
crow.
Late tonight there was n ruuor that greatly
excited the Yale men. to the oilect ihat the
staws infrkins the course had boon moved.
and that l1c would thnrby ls compelled IT,
row greater distance. Mr. 1. VI. Weld the
Harvard President. says THAI be moved two
stakes this morning because they were not IN
their proper positions. Thcy were intended to
rui them at IN" edge of the chauucl in order to
the course Of neither ho.t viii be- affected Ev
VA "
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MtNnlrrtS's COMMENCEMENT
= Brilliant Spectacle In which the Cardinal
the thicf Mover.

A striped tent covered the ilowcr--ct ter
rae, behind Manhattan College Yesterday. Be-
meath twas probably the largest as-cmhltge
that has gathered q, the commencement OF n
Roman Catholic college this summer. Athroue.
surmounted by a scarlet velvet fauteui hanked
10y less stately seats, waited Cardinal McCIos-
key. The great gathering rose as the Cardinal
entered from an archvd door. drapod with the
standards Il America and the plpucy and adj
ditionaly adorned with the pnpal arms. The
Cardinals black soutauc was edged with scar
lct and girdlcd with rose-coorcd silk. His
farriuule, which Cardinals wear in Rome 10
supplement the skimpncss Of the soutane-thn
distinction between them hoing in the color the
thu simple prit SITS hiack-was 81 roSc-polOred
silk of beautiful sheen aud his terrctta was II
rested on his brcHst and the damond-crcstcd
-ignct was On hi- right hand. Low, richly
buckled shoes and cardinal silk hose COM
plcted the Cardinals attire.
While the Cardinal was ascending 10 his
throne. and bl-hous Loughlin n BROOKLYN and
Corrlg 81 newark. and Vicar General Quinn,
Attorney Of Baltimore Were taking the seats al
his side, the college band save Aubcr's l..
Cheval de Bronze"
The welcoming address to tho Cardinal. de-
liz red 10y Edward J. MeGliirick, was often in
t"rruutrl hy applause Then followed the de,
readings. Thcn james i. q. Nicholson. john l.
waters. VIM. !, bnnoNnn, Juuns II. CWtrr, ~
Smith. John 4. Dillon. Andrew i. Clan " John
L. Howard. janice MllfM K-Hy and Ihoma-
!. keiily. each IN his turn, knclt before nc Car
diIHps signot Next gold medals were given /,
James + q. Nicholson, james y. Z. Smith. anc
JOHN a. Matel.; and roniugrcial dlpl. mas were
gwen to Pablo Ram HlIt ot Caracas, Venezuela
Arthur J. keuruDy aud Justin u llrrroi 81
this city, and Francs White ol Washington, u
.llmN- Roman of Albany, and John flnnrgni
d 81
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Mill,r md Bauor Crpco-Roman wrestling
iu tlc hank tus evening.
me NoWs is the tho Of now illustrated
Irftit4 soon Co. ' lsff 20 TIN D4iy ~ h44Aati .ul
iu' usher lni heckenHn IT,
A second dividend OF - por cont, has boon lo-
elafoi 5 ihc r,,e,,ro thc Central SAVING, 1AnA paya
hic .nle's -i. at.a Nassau street.
The Plymouth Rock will not ran to-day. hut
will resume hlr regular tuf- Goo tul.H',s morrow
IL 's. uin- size i Un moonlight eN'dslon ui tho
Hudson.
Tic sric' Aunrn Us detectives hnvo found
Che lihNlrlrh sNii ir fu which t n-r-sl.u 90. tnr
i.r-,l si'tt"rcht,N On thc hew iofN Late Insurance
Company Na. taken
The. Russian harts Breor AMI Kaw' were
hnsiu- teen pur nf.,d tar su!rp by frclel.. for;
Finland.
Mr. George HignsiI made his last appcaran @
nn tAt Sow YORK. -f.-t iA.t 49, iiut 90 played hi-
ftVoriic cAarAc 'er ui % f ln BacA Eyed susan IN
tNc huNVlN THEATRE inr tlie ben, ~ 81 Mr. john A..
stevens. lie was well received.
Tho siy-oarcd zig race on tho Harlem river
tlr l~th inst wH- n" Nlfi Pos o. hnNH
won lN a." uauufrss Crew pu a tOoiincul', the Now
YORK. luW4H- tf. i4flNiNi SEQ NANc fNp taco l4Vtu
fhsni iui tiD teIe-as 0 fhe Nari'm REGATTA Assoc
utu ave 10 10 cm Ihr delegates last evening uuaut.
mou.y gave The Face TO le pauntess crew tlcs having
alltalcd.
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DIVINE. 81 tO6f35O. Rye -four, l95aso wheat feed.
SlkaS20 y ton. RYE feed. f2OeS2i
PRovisuNsPork still dropping sales I'm hhls mess on
hc SPOT a. St2@Sii q, ana 800 bills fo July at sicj
~ ~ bc.i AMI ltct hams very quiet Bacon dun and
nominal, ht Wa@Ftc for Western and cty long clear.
,u u'As selling larry at gl prices, city lick'd &c.
Tor shoulders AMI lie Tor hans. city smoked. re Tor
ham, aud So. Ter shoulders Lard duh and weak hut
not decidedly lower, sales i1i ties at ssN7, primo
city aui SPsu ~, tor prime western and old and
Tor future dc tverv 600 ties A. 80 ~ down tn s9O5 tor
Augu-t aud SO l3aSo u2 for December Dressed hogs
lowcra 6h@G'ac nu,tcr dun state nails and crcam-
cry, l~a2aci do. tubs and irSins, 1ja2ic. Western
prs nud creamery. iff22c. do. tubs and hrkns i2e,
lc Cheese Ia .'r export demand state factory 7@uc (;
western DO Id~i state farm diaries Oasisc SKINS
3ahc Fresh eggs iGalgc.
t,ROCEttts-Tic coffee market was exceedingly dull,
and Quptahy as before Rio l7a22h Java. 23si
9lc AMI Natacaiho. lsli@2Osc, al gold Rice was IN
nndcrnt lohhiug demand ~ imIc for domestic; Ram.
goon. Jtc.. gold MoaS.cs continued dun and nominal
"l.il II cuba refining 42c.. Porto REQ. 4lThJc New
prl.aus. i'e1Nc Raw sugars were steady and mOdcr-
atlv FcuNct centrifugal lo~llc fur to good refined
Nitr salcs2fiu hhds thts basis r. fined firm ~
lglAc. for a. and ia ei2i &c. Tor hards With lair
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7 y
Sc Alhomnrlc Gibbs t. wcs. Del
IS Australia. Montgomery. GLASGOW.
= tilldn SUNNI 3. London.
:. Ellie Knight. Nctrnrrt. rhiadcluhih.
- Harold Ntaritgrr. li,lihcr-. lunir iphil.
rs Lauucc. Rllir. 80, JAueirOJuns /, Bahia 9th Per
nauiUDo Sth. Para i3'h.
Sc Nccknr Willgcrod. Bremen juno L. and southamp-
ton iuth.
slim Continental CLARK. fivcrrooi
Ship DNN rruN. Patterson. Calcutta
Bar, AIuila. Gcrrari. ,hri.a.stu1.
Bark columbia. Nit Nrsuu. ,i. IIrrto.
Lurk Cubic, fauiiiiu. isploru.
Bark fouoliu -chlufno. Icehofn.
Blf, Mrttc. ruulscn, Bahia
Bark Reindeer. Decker Dcfncr9ra.
Bri4 Edwin Rove. Grimm. th. Bolivar.
Brig q Luna. ANrtuo. itrnhtuhuen.
Scnr taNle Rock. Hammond. Icr.luu.
Altothc usual aver ans GOA. tNl.n Ne.s"ls
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FmpW. Juno 2l-FLouE AND MrL-Ihe
o. ,.e'' M,, q. ,,... .."'',. '.,','
aAt.ue. % .m, ,m'iy l"e lNr ,and ..,n
wg,t,,a ,pnn. wheat. ss'rs'. - esev' d.
: 80 = 3d. ~ NN sutNNN, s7a'4slo Minnesota lnt.
ems. 4. ASIA. ,i', s.iiY 'h- tNnas, ,.r, u
lAAers ana ttilAY urAuus, - -fiN, ~NNtl hn-
eAuas, s1-5s,e tvru MvAI-Wsssrh,s Ls1,5v, Bran
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IN. Long I.InnA Nem.p.r.r rrnln.

Til. YUKON New- COMPANY viii run their
.. .l n,N+Ip,r ai1 ra--'n,,r tlan, o,or the Lony
l-...i I.ain.I fN l,ls ns 1nrl fourth street. at
.tt..i go u'i- T. ant 10 80 4 carving Ia,s'n.
Iif't nnf.t -a- ltr ai uti HW tnf, ftiuis
lf' -s ''H l+ i.I'Hr."i a. nll stations AMI "a tie
u..u- az il.' cent? itfeopy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-30
MRS. O'kELLY's DTTORCE SUIT.
n Marriage FranlNy Confessed In Letters,
but Denied in Court.

p'hhlnN Ah'h NNlpus hiHs ~ N'llb tIdIEtS NuuN
her husband has been improperly intimate
with Miss Filth Gertrude Bowcs Mr. and Mrs.
O'Kclly were married on the 18th Of October.
1878 and roon aftcrward she accompanied him
10 the Bralils. whittier he went IA corrc-
spondcnt Of tho HcrdN She says that nine
months after their marriage she learned that
Just prior to the marriage her husband scduccd
Miss Bowcs and pretended to his victims pa
rents tina, he had made her his wife. The
plaintiff also says that Just before her union
with Okeiy he sent Miss Bowcs 10 Frame
whore she lived uudort the namc ot Mrs. Okcllv
he being in constant communication with her
by letter. and undressing her "a his wife. On
the 9th Of March last the plaintiff learned that
Miss Doves had returned to this city and was
living at 9ji Lexington avenue under the name
Of Mrs O Kelly. and that O'Kolly visited her.
saying that he was her hrothcr-in-law After
making this discovery Mrs. O'Kclly quit his
house.
The plaintiff further says that at the time OF
her marriage to o Kelly she had accumulated
sowo earnings OF her own, which. Will $500 he
gave her. she expended in tho furnishing aud
decoration ot their house. This. she suvs he
ENNe her az her separate property. When shv
quit his house this furniture remained behind,
aud he had ~ moved to H5l Lexington avenue.
tn house ~ which 'iiss BVWcs had been living.
lhr pWinilll w,sHn % sul aslnst Mss Doves,
and the Shorn took uOss, -sion Of the furniture.
Okriiy. claiming Il. recovered possession hy
rcpleNiu. Except her pianoiuiir and personal
para phcrnallH Sh" has no property. and has no
Income nor means of suunort. She AYERS that
Okcllv. hcsid's drawing salHrv OF $50 week
from thr Nr0il MAKE lar,' p.rlui~ ltos.
Au., he'd to Mrs q keNy = affidavit IL the fol-
lowing spondtncc between her husband
and Miss BoWN-. amt an extract from q letter
written 10y him to tAe mother OF Miss Bow"s'
i,rr w rge r,oy have, all found ~. oa, AZ A.,
laid I uiu, %, lcu.r ucy tt,ss,l n,n tlc p,ai
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Van fuskiri,'s inNieorant Is % most welcome re-:
T. iIu i|I urnHrf tui 'u"3 trHlNrs Ji gents. SOf
1t diu- -lsts tHd il Ae-eN It,
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james H. Romor. Justice Of tho Peace; David
Barnes Chiu OF ruAee and M.ehhel McAuAne, CEN.
stable Of White Plains wrlu arrested ON warrant from
county judge Girnii, and each was held under s..D
tail Batncss cows which wee grazing nv the rot'
siir. w,lr dfiNcn tn i.e lnud lA Lyman hllin, Mhn
was .ul.rpu' nl, arrest. ua charge o grand larceny
nv MrAuhrr tie lU,urr hd1iu- granted a warrant
The ioe was CHARGED In Tine mean ilmo hiru,s ami
Mrtuho hrnhc open tho pNuui and tool away TAG COW a
iL,n t.c Village Authurucs suNt them
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For rcstorine tsrnv ''nir to TIA original color
PANhEHs iNR kAlSAN ht- uoturll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-30

Road Gen. Buffers Lecture. "'I'hc Irish
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weeks, l.i.h iu..Dau.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-30

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-30

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-30

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-30

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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-07
THE OLD WORLD.
National Associated Press to tho Star.
A GENERAL ROUT.

National Associated Press to tho Star.
GENERAL ROUT.
LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch from vi
emma says that Mondays battle at En-
zeroum, ended in general rout.
FRENCH POLITICS.
PARIS, Nov. Tue Departmental
ell, ,ctions show Republican gain OF
107. 1t is rumored that President Mac
Mahon has resolved to resign, and that
ne will announce nis resolution in mes
sage to the Chambers.
A GRAND BANQUET
was gwen TO General GRAFT last evening
by the American residents.
INTERNATIONAL RIFLE SHOOTING
DUBLIN Nov. 7,-lri-u riff men nave
sent all invitation % Col. Sohermerhorn,
Secretary OF the American National
Rllle Association, inviting the American
/ h4men to shoot the Centennial tronhv
m Itch, and also TN Irish-Americ, !, n
ma en-. next year at Paris or the neith.
borhood, The conditions to be the same
a, those Tor the Centennial match. The
Irish r f9men are, however, wiling to
accept any notifications the American
riff men may desire, that is II the Amer.
leans wish TO make the contest one over
900, 1000 and l, l0J yards instead OF 800.
9OO aud 1000 yards, the lrisAmen are
willing.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-07
Announcements,

Mr. Louis Hudep0hl, of Main STREET.
| and several other gentlemen leave to-
| morrow on hunting trip to the interior
| OF Indiana.
The promenade concert tonight at the
Hotel Emery is for the benefit OF the
Young Ladies' Branch. of the W0mehss
Christian Ass citation.
The first lecture of the course proviA-
ed by the Clark Institute OF Trinity IA.
X. Church will be given tomorrow night
by Mr.. Tod Ford, or Akron.
| There will be concert and entertain.
ment given at Mclean NJ. +. Church.
Ninth street, Friday evening, the pro-
ceeds to be applied in repairing tho
building.
| Peter Lauer, Jr., was elected last
night In the meeting of the Council Com
| msttee on Public Offices, as Assistant
SeTgeant-at.Arms Of the Common C0ua-
Oil III place Of Frank Fortman, resigned.
The choir Of the st. PauPs N. Il.
Church Will give concert at Camp
Washington NJ. E. Church tomorrow
| evening tor the benefit OF the Sabbath
school. A very inviting programme is
announced.
A grand concert will be given next
| tuesday evening by the Young Men,s
| Mercantile Library Association at
PIke's Opera.house. Due notice will be
given OF the sale Of reserved seats, which
can be obtained without extra charge.
The Harmonic Society announce two
concerts. TneSe are the Emale chorus
concert" which takes place WedHes-
day, November Il, and the concert OF
mixed cnorus, men and women, which
| takes place Monday, December 8. both
OF these entertainments will be neld at
Melodeon Hall.
The promenade concert for the bsne-
fit OF 81. Ludwig's Churcn will open TO-
morrow nIgnt at Jeff.rson Hall, corner
OF Twelfth and Main streets, and csn-
tinue each evening until the Fist. MT.
/. II. Norman will be the Festival
President, and Mr. Joseph Tieman VIII
have charge Of the refreshmeut counter.
Admission 10 cents.