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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-17
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trbtittrt bic Stelt IN %btfSresrt fdbf -f
bic Ssfuusbtit bes esitss.
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v9OuisDi1sr ling" melo,t, purbe ioeben
elm intsrsfantsr 6uno sema9t: Mother
Symptoms Prophecy. : cine pontil9e
8sihasun6, welde buerft 14SS ~publi,irt
unb BON Der i'm Sabre 1641 cine neue
glu1ase peranfaltet tuuree. Ser gr6Bere
Sbeil Der WeHasuns in g-filuns sesan-
gen; OF aud Der SdluB our @abrbeit tpiro,
t6nnen mir in 3ebn Sabren erfabrsn. Wir
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in gut s~elunssnen osutiden Reimsn, bier
fol9en:
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@ecanfeu aiesen baun unpsrpeilt
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9 tlinst ltltlam, aber man pire 60 ieb'n n,
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ilnp brautt ea3u Mot 6isl nod pfsre.
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Wan I'D at bort uno fabrt bort v. epnSerlirt.
Sn ben 4lftsn tpirp man idpsbsn eann
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-17

pag- Gali4s auHaKuns. Maior: @sib
CT. S6lpsl, ni9t, pis piel Die SifanI be.
trast, in mel4sr Der llntsrssbsue ieinem
Yorssisstsn WslounS gu MAIDEN bat?
@rsnaoisr {: gu 8sfsbl. 90 sair la 8.
Waior; Run Nur 'raus nit Ser Spra.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-17

sa- 8eiddmsnoe %Gntsesnuns. SIN
elmer 0ffrutli6en 8erlammluns fiir pobl=
tbatise 3psde belt Die lammelnbe Same
Den Seller au4 einem rsiden Wanne bin,
Der als 5il5 gar tuobl betannt mar. - SD
babe nidts mar Die fur3e gntuort oes
guiseforoerten.-Oann nebmen sic ct.
mos, sr,uieoerte Die Sams, ih iommle ia
fir Die armen! ru8lr.g
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-17
M,,A ami unfdn In ionAl. a;

sg- gu4 gut. lnldnJlt ianbts elm
iuussr Mann bon Wiooletown, Rem Ser.
isp, cine 3weioolarsNo an cine Rem.
Dortsr 5irma. UNI I'D Elm bon berlslbsn
a%nnoneirtss Hccsspt. jun grlsrusn, tpit
man sinsn ginorud [auf Wsnidsnl ma9t"
ididsn gu Iaisr, Bic antwort erfolsts :
.Ssbsn sic lie f& In cine Yfanne nit
Ssis." 9is Summen psrosn niat ole !
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-17
pftrr Rifns &Sobn.
6encral > MNentur

fir bic Observation-Disclosures
Capital.
Smperial e. Northern Sni. Sos, ?
BON SCnSUn, Sob $4,000 900
&ogal Sni. Co.,
Commercial ilnion VII. Co.,
ron 9cnSpn, @slo, 10000, 900
Son sSsp gsrL 100000
ct. paul Seuer & @arine Sni. 60,
BON Ct. paul, 100000
ct. Soispb 5euer & Iarine Sni. So.
spn ct. Scisph 775,0O0
ATLAS Sui. Co..
BON SartforD, 100000
German Sui. Co.,
- BON srssport 81, 100000
U. U. auioential af. Co.,
pOn SartforS, 500, 600
irapelers' Sni. Co.,
Won SartfcrD, $4,000
aetna siis Sni. 60,
sos SartfOrb, 20, OOO, 600
gtefs mdSts,u apmsasni.sn, N. I'D sd BEN gsteaes sss
eefsn 8euer sar9 panhli9s 3ahluns ihru Dtrluht w.
rdbrt' batsn. ~,mpftblsn H6 fdbf unS fSnntn SuF&erunsu
zen gistnthum ~ ben siaisatn Rattn ~tuiststn stnsmnea
rEsta. r.. t.... -.rH
asra Agentur y.>
fur bic 8 srsstsn DampT&tfs. q smsasnisen mad eursss
HEi-.4ls 9dslids Mbfabrt. sI4 y
Samburs.N . faniI6e Emit II % is Ddnipfes. .
Hpre. Deuii1sr eioye, Bremen IS Dampfer.
GunarS 9init, liverpool u. Antpsr. t6 Dampter.
Rte Star Cine 8 Dampfef.
Die a~aufsntt ssu yaHastrtn. bic Id In ben Iestm 10
Satrsn auf sitf.n Dampfrn terratr unS btuhbr fpettrs
sabt. ans si, bsfs g~mpfsbluas uns sastn mir sas 8utrsscn
mtinr trtanss ssH9at. 100
Sn 0erbinbuns nit Sbiseut, ffeIe ID
@s9leI auf ale Saupttdbte guropa's aus.
Giienbabn SidetS
mad aufn 5austaasttn anitriias uah galtfsraias isnnu
Zen edn,tn Tag In mentr Sfftt III etn regeiradsgtn Srtttso
sttauft rtretn; 70 u ui9t ustbts fH anf ben Depsts W
Rippen dnapStn ~ laatn. Hl'EIcl- Z.
Grunosissutbum REAL ESTATE. ,
Cine srsse ausrasI ss bsatn Stabt- Gissnttuns. ~
aud 5drmtn unh pratridineuritn Sab bet MIR atts % tcn
s~unhtsfsn 8tetnsunstu ~ taben une trtu6t 10 ttbtu, be-
fshn Sch In 9issntbunn f&u uus sswanbrtnstne anitsfs
min, mtint eiffs ~ prifm. -r r-T
CIR anl,suns ron g~avttaIisn NIB auf HS1at uns rssafs
Udit Serge sttrastn. H-1st - 2 \
Better Riene.
.d Soll NJ d t 4, s,blr3
8sufsrisfs, Sssstbsisn ntsh aatn ~siHiitatn Dstanestss
prstn aufs panftliaft berrst.
Cfaee; Gdt pen Drain unh 5. Giraffe -f+ lse-l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-17

nag Gin Sootsn' &rsu3-M aler auf benz
2anoe ma9te auf bas 8rabmpnument FL.
nsr Mssssrin folsenbe Snidrift:
SIN 2sbsn mar lie pis 3inn obsr,
SIM Sobe mar lie blsi4:
sic Itarb an o. Ottober re z1E
uno am Z. mar Die 2ei4. rsg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-17

sss- Sn Sarbte, einsm 9Ori bel 5elm.
itabt, beriiamt ourd Die srobartissn @ar.
tenanlasen oes @raien bon Wsltbeim, bat
Der 8aiipirt6 Sbnabel, Del Dem man, bel.
ldufs bemertt, isbr gut lOsirt, folsenoss
a~uf0asnos S4ilo am Saaie:
SIM e%olonsu
8si Rarl ~ S9nabsl.
Sf's gut fit'n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-17

8sbsrslObn /: YSn Der 9sinpano !"
8onoitOrsiObn !: .Sn Der Gbotolaoe !"
ardmersiobn SIN Yfsfer!"
SdweiSsrsion SIN Rds
3uderfabritanteniObn: SIN Suaer!"
2sbrer: ,9rop, brap !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-17

sss- Gin Narr 5ran3 b.s grIsn, Ra-
mems Clement MarOt. sins sinlt sirsm
Sofmann CUR rs4tsn Settle. asafn
SD fam ni4t leiosn," iaste bieIsr,
~ouB mir elm Narr sur rs@ten Sano ss9i,-
.Wir 1T bas isbr anssnsbm,~ ipra9
raid Der 9arr uno trat auf Die lints Seits.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-17

sSy- gurran ipurbe emf BON sinem isi-
nsr Witri&ter ssfrast: .Ssbsn sic ettpas
2d4erliAes an bieier' perriidt 2" ,Ri9ts
oils ben Ropt" mar bic Intmort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-17

sas- Sbsiluns. = Soft De @srs6ter is
be 8elt psrriidt; mel 6raa liBt n sanSe
Sag i'm SOrssnIiubl uno SD Dab be SOr-
gen a. ed.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-07-17

sg~ 3sitipissel. 3ealisnlsbrer Y@er
BON gua peiB, NO man Den Sawsripatb
finoe1 fam 2"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
Gin IJrcperlD 60 Eet.

FURNISHED FLOOR suitable for house
kerpIg; also furnished and unfinished houses Ref
erences NJ Everett Library. $50 6ih-ave.
ANDSONELY and newly furnished house,
I Murray Hill TO LET for the winter or ycar. OF
give family pryate table; best references al COS
Gth-aye. 4. DAlLLA
DLEASANr APARTMENTS Of six rooms,
fats. East 59.i- all convenienco5 IN rood
order ana clsaut oclOn u ony 80 and $50 Apply
tOJANIIOK in No. BIS.
fTO lkT-with steam power, one or more
floors 45y So FEET D. first class bun ling IN 45ds
near 3i8vc Apply To- JOHN -. SIEARNS & co.. 70
Merccr-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
Brookluh Rcai GslaIe Gor sale.

Dro0hIDh NtnI UsINIt LOT Unit.
DWELLiNG-HOUSE Nos. 43 NlliOw-si.,
81 Hckest 40 81 an 81 Nasslu-si 100 ami O2 Pine
app.est, l79 and i57 WNl0ugty-si - lafeycttcave
GOKDON J.. FORD 81 Clara t., BfooRyn.
G& 3SN -Three-stoIy, hish-,t9op, new ,1s
NJ Gre "a cais twenty minutes 10 ieiI
rutland a. WHITING, o becLu1n-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoEK. Tuesday, Nov. 90 1877.
The following auction sales were held at
tho Excnau.e sae.ruom to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
Gilnntions fuanteo-- aaIeo

A GENTLEMAN will give $50 cash for
~ position a. manager clerk, or IN RAILROADS references
gwen. Address WINTHROP, II Broaiway, Room %.
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By single young
u man: OF rs aDle aud willing 10 do tle general NOR o
Mace ip civ ard country, garden, mix, We IeIrrhees
Adress O.. Box 20. Tribune Uptown Ohce LIS Bioai"ay
N-COOK.-A useful mani German)
~ and wife tIugtsD. Man II good groom ana eoachna'
uuIersfnds gardening mix ara De ueei city OF cum
nv vito class cook and auudress best rtiruce
Please address j. r. for Two days BOX 20 tribune once
TARDENER.-By Protestant man IL Il
II nrscass gardener understands the care ~ al hlnIs
Of stock married incumbrance good references Nu
ike situation with respectable gentleman Aduiess QUA
347. Goshen. orange County. y Y
USEFUL MANLY n respectable young
u SWe man OF excellent habits. Who can SPEAK Hl
write correctly swedish, French German am Ihkl- n s
he can nI would clerk bpohkeeprr P'le
hacker OF general useful go"tlrnans place eau ,Iv
n,ed aud moderate akod Apply 10, Oh ave- Near
ath-st CARPENTERS EMPLOYMENT HOUSE.
USEFUL MAN or PORTER in hotel, board
u inghouse institution, By an American yoiak llah
recommendations, Who has done hoth l lo oVh
kud, OF work willing work for low wages ABBY ~ ~
ave, near 0th-st- CARPENTERS EMPLOY MEM
HOUSE
XVyAITER-A Protestant man. IA waiter IN
w aprV ale family thoroughly undefst.nds hs ~, -
and Ass In respect can Iuih9n ' p'9' VI
city reference call or address, j. j. 52i East S'thet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
anciion SAFES ot Real estate.

ADRIAN u. arrrEa Auciioaser. . ~
EXECUTORS SALE Of VALUABLE LOIS
~ OS 9TIThNE. and I'D ST
ADRIAN II. MULLER d son wiz sci ri auction on
TIL P~DAN, Eov -, az J. 0clch 81 the LNc.a - ~.s
roam No BROADWAY BY order ol the executor OF estate
OF Nst anic Niles deceased:
gTH AVF4 lois rar invest corner Of SHAVE ~ q 73iat.
73Dr-l6 lots north sde couL'oncil- 100 feet west oil
90 Der cent on bond and morteace Map Office OF
il0n,t. Pine-st.. and y. !. " Niles, II Wa.!st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21

NOOK.-A frst-claSs cook; understands cook
" generally good baker good city references -@'
last Inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
6elp manteo

rTO Wanted, q llrst-class, sober
teabe lob printer also printer cOmpOsors, Tor
large printing house in city Address Box liSs
N.Yfo.
M ANTED-By an English house, person
w thoroughly qualified and With good CONNECTION pici
pay among pork packers and cheese shippe 70 ger
neIts and advance against Apply by lett Wiz hb
psrtcnIars X. Y. care Of BATES. LOCKE, "a farh
row, Nee York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC ,o.,
c.S SIM sets. ASS Clock slow. ~ 81
pm nse' - Moon souths 1884 Moons age days 10
N0on I'r's'''' g..u WATER TOpAY-A nj,
eanN "' Ui.u wATFR TODAN P ". ,o,o
49,, IA GOV. isilul $50 Hell Gato.''.'lO19
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21

COOK. &c.-A'colored girl as cook. or for gen
" era work a ANAL family. CAN or address l5Z west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21

CHAMBERMAID and SEAMSIRESS;-By
Grst class Protestant we'll recommended, aud very
eoI,peent woman seen at BoNeRANDs, lQi West 4bth'
Ct, corner Of 0thsye, over drug store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
Counirn DrouerIn 20 Get.

4 GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY PLACE
" 10 rent reasonable terms, near EneicWo0f
y j. opposite e rcilrce OF Hon " ". Phcps. cons stne
furnished uouse with gas, water. and billiard
c stable, house. aud barn. ana cottage de
sired with 10 Of lawn and garden, and plenty OF iIdt
Iu0ure II {. y. JORDAN.
Cashier Third National Bank.
(ksbS PER MONTH will rent the house, 2f9
- 81 Washington ave- Wooside. Newark from Oe0ier
J.. Apply TIE premises OF j. Ii. DENISON, 100 Belle
Vile ave. New ark Nj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
Gin Real estate tor Sale.

Z ROMANO BROWN will take charge O
~ estates collecting RENTS pay ing taxes lIdnCe, DC
for owners once 40 $50 Broadway. corner 33i-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
fonses an0 Sarme Wanteo.

WANTED TO I.EASE-And would, buy the
w - hotel within fifty miles Of NcW-Nork
CITY, by hot-i Address A. STONE Phoenix House,
Broadway and l2ihst
, 1877-07-04

organization Of The Grand Jury. hll the curt
machinery Is In tue hands Of the Democrats,
and the Sheriff fns the drawing Of tie uranl
Jury from the general panel prepared BY the
two Commissioners al Jus1es, who also arc
Democrats.
The technical charge IL
Perjury,
and under the State law It Is a m!s-
dcmean punishable by term Of i'm.
prtaonmcnt Of from 6ve to ten ycars
The perjury. a. 1t "a claimed, consists In
violation Of the one cath only which the Re-
turning Board arc required to mnks In finally
presenting returns. In TINT oath they swear
that ths returns have becn canAwased In ascord-
hrcc y Hlth Inv. The Law under which they act
gives them The widest discretion ~ to the man.
ner IN which the returns shall bc canvnsse1, aud
~ to the conditions under nhtcl, polls rnay be
WlIbe beard By -
Of The Supreme Criminnl Court OF tho city. lie
= SAD to be fa!s man, oi con:ervatisc tet.-
Those Who know him here .ay Tia. Il convinced
that the cascs against Welts AMI! Anderson arc
OF political nature, Judge Whitaker would
construe tho law III the btoalcst and Unrest
tion would necessarily Le co,'Guetcd iairiy.
Those pfesslng tho suit In Now Orleans nre t1n.
tlcrstood to claim TINT Il Is not q violation OF
Ncioll4 pledges, 10 that It IL not political
hut
4 CRIMINAL PROSECUTION.
Nichols distinctly pledged that tllcrc should be
no prosecutions for political ottcnscst but they
claim that the ylulaton Vi mn oath ID criminal
and not a political ofEcpsc. Thcru ars some In
dieattons That tho Whole movement was prepared
by tho Manhattan Club, nt New York, and is In
tended for tic purpose III keeping Presidential
Issues allyc.
Tic Vernon Parish case was said To bc the
rHfe,1 uf,t1b TIM r1D Ftrffnn nj tVe5t$ and
Anderson.
The news has created decided sensation in
Administration circles, and the action of tlln
Grand jury Is vehementlJ denounced ns n
brcac]l Ut faith OH the part Of the Nichols uuv-
crnmcnt. The President feels very much out
ragged, us do all tho members Ut tho Cabinet.
III tho resolutions Of tho Nichols Legislature at
tho time the troops wllre removed It WAS cx-
ptessty sthtcd that tito klctults Government
will lfscountena1,ca any attempted prosecution
from any quarter VI individuals for past pofttic-
a conduct
CONTRADICTION.
NEW 0nGHANs, July H.-The Fiedvunt, re-
feYring to the statement OF contemporary that
Grand Jury tAd Indicted Wells ami Anderson
Of the Returning Board, says that this was
incorrect, aid, unfortunately, owing 10 the NUM-
her Of people WHO Wcro deItcd BY It, tutft Is i
fact tho question wae before the Grand Jury.
GOV. NicfIofts Is opposed to the movement, cois-
stlerin1 that It 1nny be construed into Viola
tion Of the terms by which the preaent Adminia-
tratIou came Into powcr. The IicdNAns to-
morrow morning will agatn contradict the re-
port Of tho Indictment Ok tho Returning Board
inctnDcrs.
, 1877-07-04

Two.bAsc htts-Clapp, McQeaY.
Tnfees bA4e htls-McVey. ClApp.
flrEt bare on errorr--CbfeaRo. i: 81. Louis, 6.
Left on bntes-Chfeago, g.; 81 Lnuis, 4.
uases on called talIa--UE Nichols, 2; Oh Brad.
10y. i.
Wild pitchcs-btadlcy, 2,
Emp!fc-ltnrtls.
TIE kEw ClNCINxATiA.
spect0t NspotcA to T1e Tribune.
CiNciNnATt. O., July a.-Cinrinnatfts new
club opened brilliantly to-day, t],onGu defeated,
ami basc-ltalI parties who saw the game declare
themselves well pleased with The Clubs show
lug: They, without any previous. practice ex.
tcrt yesterday afternoon, worked like clock
wSrk: The only errors of tho home club were q
Wild throw BY Foley, ba:su on called halls, and
q ha!i which Cummings let drop tearing rike
would run into him. Tie c1iraor'liuary. ny
ting Of Hall, iIkc, and Deyltn were the fcaturca
uf tic gasnc: Haattn0s faced Cummings
throughout without All error, In the eighth
inning Cummings resolved TO change hts pace
from fast to slow. This was disastrous, fur
Hall, DuTlin, ahn!fcr, and Gerhard fotluwrd III
fast succession with base hits before man wns
out, Gcrhasslt's being d sloubis and bringing II,
three rms. Snyder appeared III the Harvard
wlrc-nask.
, 1877-07-04
FINANCIAL.

BtooAlaoEoa, ILL.,, July 8.-Joseph Chorn,
Of Towards Township, Mclean County, known
III over tho unlop u lcadipg dealer In short1
horn stock, has hleu voluntary citation Ia
bankruptcy. THIS step was oecasioned bY ths
grcat ahrsukags in raluc Of land and cattle. Ills
creditors arc numerous and deeply interested.
James NJ. Porter, Of BIoomtngsou, oue u tlls
most extensive landowners OF Mclean County,
maae III assignment today to Joseph r. Ftter.
OF thla aty. His liabilities are heavy, but It "a
thought ho may nearly pay out.
= Aos1KaAL, July a-Tne Montscal Packing
company has asssEnetl
, 1877-07-04

Jersey Al old friend. Mr.. Rohrton spoke prtn-
tipaliy in defense Of hts administration Of the
navy, and insisted thnt its condition was better
now tEan ever before. The Administration Of
which he was lately part was defended,
whosc nkh history would dcfeul. the
head Of whkn had epent his life In
answering advertn crittrtsm ty untfotn.
cnl signincance. lie vas not a candidate tor
nf!lcc. lie was a party man, and believed in a
party for political purposes. Mr. Blaine de-
fent1ed RepubtIcanistt, - national, especially ii
II wa administered hy t;en. Grant, The
State was It's cartliual feature, and government
that did not offer protection 10 every citizen In
every State bad No right to le<nnnd allegiance.
, 1877-07-04
A GRAVE AFFAIR.

Nxw YoRK, July 8.-The relatives Of Char.
letss coada, tho French girl, whose body hsa
lslu for 3otne years beneath handsome marble
monument in Greenwood Cemetery. which haa
attracted 10 much attention. aru making ~
effort TO remove II 10 Calvary Cemetery, Tho
boly Of thc French girl has already been ~
moved 10 Calvary Cemetery, sud the relatives
lnent, whcn thu cemetery authorities refused ia
allow them u take II away. The relatives said
they were willing to surrender the lot II they
mtallt be allowed ID remoys tbs monument, but
consent bus not yet been given.
, 1877-07-04

r...x., tn..,t.a :. ~. ,n-.L..
ar 1n,1,, Tn,y a-Tho ot,,,,,h -, ,,,c ,,o,pocn
n, ,o,,. mi f,h,rar, t.o,s n,,ua S ,,sr. ,o",.x
M, ,vas n,,,,,co1 ~ .o1a sa~v aa.,,,,.s ,ss'!k
on thu umpire qucst'ou. ap.idine having
alaWn ~ nurtas avs umes IN saeeGsason gave WY
~ =, '.s ,St' , wv u,e" "@'s". AZ ~ o4eo ",
wt,en sieslArt's name came out. TAls was emil
ncnt!y satisfactory to tho CAlcaE6s until McJast
refused to seryc, alleging press Of business.
l"a 'saaeea .ue e..1''eu '" na'''s' ep4'a'as
claimed Ills right under tho rule, and offered to
t2ke Dlong, who, WIS laying oil, or said he
would take Lucas, the President, ptal.op,
~ '.s'esu1s AWasl, wv tsea1u'o.' ..
foulet TUG secretary or any othcf hiao IN 81
Louis; but Me0eary, Captain Of tho Browns, Fo-
fused all propositions, and would hayc no QUO
~" n"s,s. ,,s. "no WV .sI .,l s.'s"oa ~ pes
.au, TIM , nao1I,, :. -, .s, nf ~" e
II is most romarkable--ln tact, very cxtraoraln.
yst a. . oa'a asys by ~ ,ns ,:.
aIo eal"an' 1e'useo aay aa1e'ehso w luz fa.sa'
any enoiSc. any eo'npsopiise,-ah} nut
Dursis- Perhaps, after al. It wss not 70 extra
nnr,.an ors,.a the o.m. with a .,s.n b,,.
,.,1.., ~ .,,,ss . ,..s,,, 49, 49,, a.. ...,,.., ,.~s
70 scc0nl1. Clapp hit high to tIallInan an4 went
out. though Dorgan scored On Ilalluana bad
thrnw IN Anson. Dns r,,n. uucatncl. Tho
svhJta. .oo,' th;,, ~ ,.'.rs - III, in,,.
"@'eA LUX no'o'uk 'o' '"e's s'1h'o " '''' '0'''
lnE:
Peters marked the second inning BY won
derful catch Of llner fro5a Nichols bxt, aud
less thau fuot from thu ground. No runs Ia
thu ftiun,
In thv third inning, after two men vcru but,
cfnI,p iii K, riGht ccutrc for three bases, and
Mc};,ary sent lin honlo 1y q l,ne t,1,p oycr
, 1877-07-04

hsw Yosx, Iu1y 3.-Erom Investigations by
tho 1taaas, 1t apLeats there u no truth what
ever IN THO report printed yesterday that the
heF' Ut. Chaplin was about to resign tue pastor
ste Of toe chusyh Ut DHlns Fatcruisy III cun4e-
70 $4,000. Il ~ ouiY lew Iays since thAt Dr.
Chaptu rruarktd to idcnd that 1e intended
to remain With lia eonGrsxatson I'll hIs life,
, 1877-07-04
BUSINESS NOTICES

Or. vnn Nyke's sulphur sosp makes tf,e skin
eof- white. clear. velvety, and healthy: rcn.eses
tan sunttusn. dantlrns7. rohRhncas aud 1edncsH Of
tls shin nentFatt1es the oiot Of pcr1pirstaon; f.
room. JBst tho, thing for cxcursfonsta In The
country or At tic seaas,ure. Try ii. l'rtce, ii
cents: h0x OF three cakes, 90 cefits Sold NJ &tl
IeuEgists,
, 1877-07-04
RORtSQN BANOUETEO.

TRENTON. N. j., July a-rhe public dinner
last evening to Geosea n. Ropeson. ex-Sec1e-
tary VI thy Navy, waa grand atfa1t. Scuator
James q. Blaine WAS auong tue company. The
Hou. Thomas N. NcCsstcr prcal1cd, and aa-
uouucxd that tac banquet was AociaI affair, 10
2,yc III Opportunity to welcou3u BUCK to New
, 1877-07-04

Help for the weak, nervonA, 4nd debi1Itated:
chronic and paIptui diseases cured w!thnut medi.
cne. Electric Belts and other appliances gil abont
them. andhow to dittfn9uish the gennln. from Ii.
Adtren pnlse smaeher rt4alvanie Company, 2i2 Vine
street. Cincinnati, o,
, 1877-07-04

WAsu,AaEoa, D. e., July a-Tho four-oa.ed
ehcll-race between the csrws Of the shells Saru-
toga and sno Shepherd, one mile and q half and
return, wss won by tho sarntoEas In tho cxtraor-
'd1nary time VI IL minutes 81 xecouds. This
time, which Is the faatess on rcx,r], takes the
pIacu Of that matle by the famous Northwestern
crew at aarulogn Lake last year.
, 1877-07-04

Giles Ltnlment Iodide Of Ammonia his been
used By nyself and family with ratistactory re-
anlis. recommend II 70 az p*fsona suffering
With pstn. Or ssats os 10, sind It any,
Rcaf Ettato and Savings Bank, baltimore, Md
FOR sale ~ al dsugg ata.
, 1877-07-04
President Hayes Immediately APP
plies the Necessary Curb
Ing Process.
1 Movement In Force upon Wells and
Andcrson,-of Louisiana.
A Cabinet Consultation on the Mexican
Question.


soA-,ot yn<+.,,rs :. ~. 7,.,-,r4
w4.n,nnTor. r. +. r. Inv nj ~ s.-.rhs, % ...ni1,,or.
"As"''"ioHt - ~. su'y ~ ~ seahaaious
quarrel ot tue Maryland politicians over the
baltimore CotlcctorslIp grows out Of an old
feud between swo factions Of Rcnub,fcans. one
healed by e1-po.tmaster.uenersi Crcsveli md
the other by G. c. Fulton, editor Of the Am7-
ted,s, and by J. X. Thomas, who appears to be
hts Lieutenant. Tho quancl. has Developed Into
'pen @ anu o.'ees "ar'afe. 49,
ileeloeht nascs e9'dehtly eldea WIN tne
Fulton faction. Ills appointment Of Gen.
Tyler as Postmaster at Baltimore somc weeks
Ia bonr. H. th,nIs ths. :rhonss w.s ~ un,nst,T
~ ~eFe. ~ ts4'tnn s'o% A"o'""e ""' u"1as'''
!e"o9c'l, ano t0at tfe wrong aohc MN ouGnt 10
1crjghted. 1tfsrcported that lcis convinced that
mEsrcnrescntcl tho facts connected with hts an.
,,o,n.,.a,ss n..s ~ 49,, ~. .,'nss ~ ~ ~" ~,
Iol"ssae" ~ ~neu 40 saa % <n*< taef8 ~ was no an.
the end Of Grants term. I'll. President, 1t ID
nn%ber snu o.
w.. ."a, ~ .,,tor.taa,,am He "m, .ha. % ~, xv.,
kins ought to hare acted upon 1t in good faith
Instead Of behaving, "a he Inns done
1ssunoRplsArtoY,
col,ector rntto,,' ~ ph,,adc1nl,o I ,o,o,vo,,
fcouko IN Inc Caolnes meeting today Which be
Ia not likely to forget. and which, II he Ia not
too thick hkfnned, t1lny result In his rcsluna-
ton. Some dnys ago Tuition removed one Of
Deputy Collectors for the reason thnt Tin did
some editorial work on Delaware pat,cr and
appointed man fn his place, Tuition had no au-
tAorlsy to make this appointment Without tho
approval Of tho Secretary Of tho Treasury, lie
not only did not have ills approval, but he tad
the positive dIanpprovat Of Aaslstant-Sccretary
Mccormick. Nevertheless, Tuition made the
>hange. The subject WIS treated In tho Cahl-
net meeting to71aY as easu of lnsutorluatlon
The cause for which tho Deputy was removed
was regarded ns insufficient. Ti!a immediate