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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-03-22


mdtismus, g1euraIsid, S6mer;en in ben
9ncben, ben Geiien ilnb i'm &ppf, tpeitIide
9eiben, llnfruhtburieit, iueben Slui s".'
inueren @eiGpiren bcrrlbreno, @etdrmut'
ters6raniheitsu. ippbiIitilde Sranlbeiten,
@aIleriu6t, llHreronIihteit, Spspepiia,
ausemeine Mbnassruug unb beIcnoers nm
bas Blut 81 reini9en.
Sieie SurIapariaa III cine 3uIammen.
Iebuug bon beilenben Grdutern, ala: R5nis
gins Wursd, Wais9lpIel, Grinomur,eI nit
sScos yotdihe iIno Suos sGiien rne lit bic ipirIs
famlts Wieolir bis iebt irsenowO betannt, UNI
bic iranibeiteH al tlriren, bic ee beItmmt 1T su
beileu. Die 9eItanbtbeiIe iino 10 oeIdidt sit.
flmniehaelett, hab bic ppIle SeiIlraIt zines
ispen esrisIten aefGert III, unb obeIeiG fie
duberit nib tpirtt, 10 oab iie ielbit Sinoern
niht iGdbIidb tpirb, lit lie benncb 70 trdftis1
ilm ba5 SpiteH bon alIen llnreinbeiter 81
Idutern, bic, ipenR niht bsieiii9t, in eIeIbaite
aranfteiten lberseben. Den Muf, oeFen lie
iitb erfreut, perednlt fie ben aiberDroentliheH
Aurefi, bic Iie rcIlbraht, iinb baS Nertrauen
pelhes bepprraeenee 9lerJte bes gan;en 2aHs
bes ibr fdenien, Seigt chen, eab Die GrfabHng
ibre ylhbli9tett beipieien bat. aeugniiie, Die
ibre beben GigenIHaften ccultatiren, bduien
iit nod tdsIid an. gieIe aubersenDbnI6e
SdIle ipurben bifsniib beianut unb lisIern bic
iiberseu9enSften Deueiie ppn ber lleberlesens
belt bieier Sariapariaa i'm gergIeibe init
irgeib einem dbnliheH 6eiImiitel. 60 aIIees
nleiu III ibre ueberlegenbet anerlannt, 6ah
uuS niGtS lbrts bIelbt aIs benz gublIitm bic
@erIi6eriing Su eeben, oab bic ppr;ialhen
gisenidaften lpel2e fie ie beIeiIeu, aud ferner
ibr geipiiIenbait erbalten tpereer.
AuttIsttst bsu
OF. 8. e. Gber Is Co., @nlneu, 9RaFi,,
Wrntif6e tnb anaIptild,e Gbentfsr, W
Aa babsH ktt aim heetbtEtrn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-03-22

Ole Suifnans Der Selsbaans
1T es. ipas 10 g,isle psranIa6t. uahpli.
bieun 81 aebeu, rnb bort
pradJiboIIe SGnbereisn fir Jarmt'I
bon ben
Wcillipnem Iceer 2ano
Der @ranb Mapies uno Snoiara Giisn-
babn Gonipasnie ans;uindlsn.
ardfti0er 8cosn, Iidlers @rnbtsn. bin.
ldnaIid) 9enua SoIs, feline Olrre. @ras.
bipfer (SrnIdrcdsn), ODER Chinch-bugs
(eins Nrt &an;sB). Msines @aitet.
lanienoe Gtronle, quite Mdrtte. Grill.
iation ino Sdulen. Die GiienbubH
ianft bnrt bic Mitit pes 6sbistes.
Yrcis, bon 81 bis al $40 per 4dsr. :
9Han i6reibe all ncn llutcrsei1neie filr
Sraftnitn, 100 allies unasSsbrniit, Scnf6
ODER cnalilbs. Mian faS. nur. in iuek.
der 3eitunobiae Bcfnnntmahnne 9de.
fen nnrcc. -9lereiiire:
8. 8. Sh8bart.
aauh. gsmmifRcu,r.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich
Ser 3itel lift perfect.
Hebruar I. l97f-I3t.
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Bsrtieune fsl8i.)
Zsb aIseier GeaeraIf.

1eh Alseier 0eaeraIe. -- WellfFnl.
major u. y. gainrl ltorb bosIttlsu
@iitmnA pI6blid in gltlu.9nbsii. Con
Wtriicllt. er mar n Sabre ali.
GBentrat q. pon Gteinwtbf, ben Gin.
viuHnti, Ohio. Iinfb am uotIttlsn Gnun.
ala1uiittao pl01Ii@ aut bsal asoe uadl
Gem goFl, no Isin 9sku uehnt. RI
Gsfifurbsae bat fiA In esm Igetyn BE
btIliuusfrisas brscVastbah
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-03-22
Giue OrbOna1s
fir bic Grbsbans unb g&ssuus ben gtv-
gneu fir bds 9abr 1877.

fir bic Grbsbuns unb G9ssuus ben gtiv-
Iapsn far has Sabr 1877.
@bf&uittf.-Sei to perfiist suy& ben
Gslsh Gsuneil unb Gpmnien Council tsT Giiy
harrisburg, taB bic Rait BON II Wine Auf
ben Dollar birrmit aufHlsgt unb abgslG6bt
IN auf alles @runb., pTiSaIi@e pher gfnaif@ie
Giatntbnm nnb anf ailf TfTfontu, Gfgfnh6n-
be iinb Dingt tnnfrbalb her WrtnjeR bsY Giiv
6arrisbuYa tpeIGe fir @taais. pHh Gpnntp-
3peefe feurIpfidtte fnb. unb na@ bfui Mfrtb
ftiv gcnntv.Rattii unh auHdAeri aiigenpninien
In, ale ben Tar fir bas 5aby 1877, tlnb haS
be aslr Raltn ptrtbfilt hfybfn lolen. iste fplel
neun Rlle fiir aaaemetne GiHIRnfie, fiiHf
Nptls fit nctbrenbige BerbsNnuHasii, 1 WtIl
fir efn IilsnHeefcnb, lrcti Geile fiir 1siab-
lung hsr Sauptlinlnte btr strnfbttfn S&hIh.
QbfGnttt 2. - Dag oIIe bttruis ID
Wibtrfprud iitbtnbtn SrsenanDsi Cbsv 1keils
BON Srssnan,tn IptteTrufsn isin une tisrmlt
Fpe.
yafFri i'm Common Council, ben 80. Sam-
ar 1877.
S.a. SIsuk
9,ragStnt bss Gsmmsn Council.
glistIrt: Sebu SbiffItL @@rfibr
te9 Gexiuipti @ouneiL s*
pa1Irt I'M Common Geundl II. Ssbruav
1877.
8. q. SItuk
YTaFbrnl hts Common GcnneiI.
MHslirti Sotn Sbifftsr S9Tsiter
tsS Common 9ounsil.
galIrt I'M StItft Council, "a. t5tkruay '77
9efsbb StremtnstE
pTdFbsnt bfs SsItTt Council.
QHshiri: 9. Q. Ttttrs, S&rsibtr bss
9sIsft Council.
GJtuebmist, ttu I. MSIt A. D. 1877.
t.-,.i 3. .. wattsrfcu, n, mapor.
Saristms. MdrL Is, 1871.
0. 10. Cor, =.
SSraIfr in
9Dteus 8allsb, @itlesbarrc. aalnliG &c.
aObIeit ilnH &OIj.
Ofilssi 305 @aIHul CIR, Hsbsp stm
Sp6kSsus-
SaFtisburs. Sstr. s, '7T.~1j.
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Resinauuasn bsr 0n.sieeu !:

Au,sissu Rtesu sIaSuRti ME tolsi;
Gst@Gfts.austtssn bttm Sabr, resT
fir sIntn Sbsil bee 9abrss,
- 3IPopatt. 6 Rpudit. IL Ncnait.
jim 3oa $4.O0 500 $i2W
ap.t 3ul 700 1900 2u1O
DWi 3ua 1905 400 $500
befasutbum-. ptTiEnlt@.s W
atutbuui. uuo atlasnisiut Hnlttgfn III
Genie BE 3sit fir Die uhs Ginrhduus nnp
S G,nis bic 3stIs fir ises ua&tsriss gin
riding. -.
patenttrte 1tStIiu, UVttre. nHe aus
anpsrt an,tiasu BET Ger aauish. eilesn, eIii
tel pber ptsTisl &palif SsIetn pH Icl9t pe
Tstutt perosu: ..rooo
Gtns san,s Spalk iSbriih......$isS0000oo
Sine babe SpIllt - SoUv
Gins ettitt Spilis - oU.O0 o000
Cine ut,rttl Spalts >, ".... 4o'Vu
Cert &tssanittaen wtrefn ME fp'sl
tsnmnet: -.
Gr,euturs., Ncmialhraiurs' une
VlIauEt'ss AuIdgtn gtn..................b2.oO
6ettafts., EOptss@nbststH
Taui abadituua u.i.r...."....5O ets.
~ aae Brists. Mtttbsiluusst &c. Haffp
HI. folst asrsidTt ptESsn'
]. George Ripper,
20. Box 10
HARRISBURG, PA.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-03-22
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n,rausasatbtu spu
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J. GEORGE RIPPER, Box IL,
riAsiu, i.ssu DSuustlas. ane issd Ss.Uy
Ne, S,br ,ablOnr tnnstbalb Zee 9abEss. uns
20 AID gttTas ers 9ibrsaHss.
stu,,lu, smmplartn. 8 GeHfe p" saad'
a.ins subTrtptipusn psrDsH III. 3snletI
WeaanS oas Biais ibbsasasa. bio alls Had'
tiaSs tslablt Fre.
0s- I'm bic WorsTTs tIntr 3sitans ~ psI.
Gaesru, mas maa eit dlts iOroel ais an9
bitnsus Atrtfs mititstlsu.
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The largest Circulation.

The Circulation of the "PESNsYLvAsl-
cag gSrAArs-zEITUEe" in Dauphin County
larger than that of any other paper
published in Harrisburg, English rs well as
German. tits therefore the best advertls-
ins mediium in this part Of the State.
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NIs arSate gSerbreituna.

Die GirsuIaiipn Der .penufelpantl at
5taats.3tttuue" In Daupen SeaaV
II arSBer ais bic irgtne sinsr dnesrtn IN 2ar'
,isbura asbrudtsu Sfulibsn cen sneltl@tu Stl'
tina, Sis bistst essbalb bic bsat @slsaeHpsu,
Wt,siaen In bitItm 5bsils bts Stadiss hnf
vti., DtrSrettuna ,u perf&aiftn.
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Ytnnlstpantf8sa Staats'3siluus.
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(Gbrtf. NsIbt eatIon Sh
Birmingham. aaisb DItltsL
(Gbarits HSrasL
8rppnstprn (SrmstY)-Srbn fue.
Butler. = SaEpb Rtd.
a,rsalusd. - Or. Ibeeb. atrRtne.
Garlisls. -pbiltpp 2tbmann.
81 imbsrsbura. -@eBr8 Stttf9.
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. rupias. Roftnfttn.
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l.eibsriy. - Gbria. oans.
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Satmpnp. = u, N. 9. Wtlb.
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huntington. -Safpt eeenkarb.
sJetnstSuu. -gtas. g. &atk.
fS. @. @sfb6ffsr,
o..,,o.. antbcnY Sstt
ea"'apH' Carl Rraus,
@epre DaIl,
qavrtnsspils. -Ssn. paum nj.
Qot Sdpen. - &onrab Obtrbtim.
QvI,nstppr, - @eerg Wtbtr.
Warieitd. .-Grttbrth pade.
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WlbeIslcwti. - Gbrtf. 8ausr.
MpuntpiIt. - @errs RstftHba9.
Refttspprt. = Nutrtas 9trtl@.
Ralscna. -0sprs odes1e ierH-
Rsp Rriabtpn. = etonb. e. Ri per.
gsn Gails.-&pbert 0Bgtts.
Rtnssc. - QIbtrt @teedrb.
s.,....S 8. S&miet, Rrp. 16z Smith
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witlsbure,-5rau, 0sIj 5l7 penn ast.,
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philadelphia (Souitwaril, ,-Set. Q Do u.
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Capt satVs sonrat, st3 gtni
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g. o. Ssttbtts, Gid 6ab ST.
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Gtfaee. w 3 10
itanrh 1873 @srmnniSpH III
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& Gtdaian GfTnes. af 9
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gdf 81. & 6ivraitr Cir.
UTanl DTtb. (9tdutr) SO. unt
Mafer Ctr. -..
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@fR.pbilabslptid.- parimateF.
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6ieabsus.-&bae. @stteHbtre'r, Ro
900 @af9lHalon SiraBe.
sis&sarr & srIsstpair. T. NJ, Vs. " WSsgssfE
Garunburs-s. Z EsIIta
Gbdmpiiu. -8rtetFia DtpHtr.
Samaaua. .-Sttnrt@ MAILER.
Tpyeut. -gD DtlbtIm Bogt.
ksouipias 9 eniuaJ aJbnrs.-S. o. auHb.
Biliamspprt- epre @pIff.
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.eia u i6sfH, sEnab u ltto.e
Gis blAsu ieIesshsu Sass hra4isB
sssa ban frlbesiR tn ftinn 2lsbss.
sHfAstcHHasH ui4t rwifs ais Il aM
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-03-22
Hu Derrenten,

8psi @stuk&ursr. tinss an bir Gllisa
9irabs, unb has anbtrt auf ,,antfeHt 1ta,"
nit tintm 9thd @runh bags, an htr gftsstnf
unb @ulbtup 6irabs, FAB uuist eHatNneetsH
@sblHsunetu ~ stusnitn. - RhefTts % frfahs
rtH tsf lem nHiusdAutitH.
8ernbart 6riih.
6axriAh,,ra f.kYaaY I Iaf5-tf
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e SorS0O0rill0.

0egen SfrppbeIu ino allie
iIrOpbillbien arantbeiten, ,Npie
oeer Hptblauf, Sautauss
itlise, Seidwiire in eer 2e'
ber, oem Didsen, ben glieren,
ben 2unsen, SinneH Bids
den uno ppitulen auf Der
Saut, 8eiilen, idparse Sledsn
Goui, Der 6nlt, @eidnllfte,
I@rinp. SdlSilub, 9lingiuurm,
CAV, E,,t, Munhn,, 0lka,,
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OaS MbnnnementsgcIO

W.
fir beH Sabr9an9 1877
esr tsutf&sn ilIufrirtsn
Meter unS 0arteaban= 3rituug
Straustbsr:
W. %. Coleman, @filwaufcc, 8iSc.,
SsiiGrlit fir
eaHblpirtbiGaft, Gieb3nat, Obfban,
StHmen- unb 9itHen;u9t mS tu
SamiIleHfreia,
tusIdeS MIR rs GeutS per Sabr betrd9t,
fanH an linitr;dHnttsn isst 'btsablt Ntrbtn.
Dtsslsidtu tSnnrn isbt aud neuc 9Ibpnnsutsn
aHsemstbtt peitfn auf bisIe edit bsutiG.amttis
ianilat 3siti9rift ipsIHs tsrsits ben fsbr vie.
len
Oeutiben 2anolpirtbsu, @drtnern, uIu.,
In 9prb.amsrifa ssIdsn tpirb unb iibsraII sins
freunbti&t Gufnabme inbst prpbrnummsru
ptrbtn untuissltIi9 all irssnb sins slbrsds Str.
ianbt.
aboansnisnssIStr uHb Stlsnunstn fir aIts
Anh Hfut abcnnenisn tpereen in bisfsr Office
eTtGaeasn aeticntilen.
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Scb0t't bierber !!
8iatger Nenn ieuals !!
Ole belfen Tcbiuarsen 9ll=
pacas in Der Staot fir 25
Gents uaS aufpirls.
Dres GOpDs in pract)t=
SOlItr sIuSpabl
p(at0e C Oe6e0e, 0emiG6te
gSanrcn oIIcr @atIun0cu fir 25
Gents. psIBr 81 Ga. Htrlt 0nt,
Die 8eiteu III oct StaSt.
5ambur9er GbgingS
unO Jn(ertingS, 6err(id6e
@Iailsr uuS Su ben nieHriOIsn yrriisn.
Gaiimere SuitIags & GoatInss
fir Minntr unb Sluatm,
caS 9rpBtc 9l1prtement uno 81
ben aIIsrnisNrishn grtiitn.
SGpar;e SsiOe ~ Yreilsn,
iprIas ale 4mtrn btfrittissu. Die
heilen ibtuarie @aaren
in SauiSturG brFsbsaS aus f4Barm
@lpacaS, @ai6mere Qoutcr @OID,
@arlnuss, SiirtIi5e SsIuins, Bans
bajins, &C., 't.
StrllmpftDdaretl,
cine erO6t @aspnbI fir ssrrsn, Damsn, 6ralt-
lrinS uuS 9intsr.
Sti9tR6er, 9ebla6te uno ulls
ettItidtt.
8ilrfiidl rOtbe un0 Samasf SanOtiider
pcn i0 efniS Dis Su bi.OO.
@eibe @aaren fir 0amen rnb StiuSsr!
Sbaiufs, San0fcbmbe,
unt sins erO6s guspatl anbrsr @aarsn, spis
icl&t In elmer DRY @pots SanbIung srlisr
alaiIr ia Tntsn iinb, Rsrbsn ftts anf SaHb
esba'tsu. III.
8ir bsrfaufen teiae 6ei9GSiste
Waartu.
lln9eblei6te WsuSliileli, Der be-
PC ariifrI, sOGls sarS brett, 10 CITE. per gJarb.
8ett3eu9 fit Geoern 1 Yarc
brett tlcS 25 GtntS.
Sames SeHt,
glro. Z. Wforfet Squmsl
harrisburg. gpril 27, tS76.-ti.
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(sine Sartt 40 berfaRfea.
0u ilntsr;siGusts ,piiuf1t itins
Warm, cntbaltenb II Afer,
,ucsSn stpa SO 4dtr stftart Eut, une tas
llebrise nit guism Giasn, 9bffinut, ~.
uub Dins 9rIs bspa4isn tlt su Str'
faIftu. 0
Die 8aunsi Iisst in gsrrp gOua. -.
tv. 3D., 12 gleilsu bon gisnpsrt, an ktT Ttnis
Ivlpania Gilsnbabn, une 6 Wleilfu sen Ven.
BlcpmFslb, hem 9cuutpFb Bon Derry 9eunlp.
Die BubsHtrunstn HHe Elm sIsbse utu.
es 9netfSdtses Bebubaus
IssEl % Set "a Gue, GtaH unb aHsfrt riSibts
Iss @ebSuIiaitittn
giisfebIsnbss @alir III Dor hsr Sblrf, ME
iittrtaupt bic game 6arm gut NIT gBalltr ptr-
l,bsu III. Ssrnsr n auf bsm TIase au9 slitt
Ssssmiible, NIT brei SSeeu,
unc Gin isVn SUP tep's iibrf&tsgmsts @af-
ieTrab.
p6@ @ud elm iuussr Sanmsartcn If
auf benz 9Iabe. 1a /
Der 9obtn 10 ai@t fflitnartis, lonbsrn lfiGl
,u bsbausu. Webrsrs adsr luS III 6rn4t
rsltt iniiptrfaufi nirt.
Die 9aHtrti if In tsr RSbt BON G&uIbSn>
lsrn, airHen, tts psRamts unb Whblsn, uuh
iiest In elmer itbr stfunben @sstne.
BsIb Hirb am l. slpTil stssbth. = DIR
prsis Der 8arm n Bios $1,000, ,abIbaT Ia
lsidten 1erminen. DGrG unbsfrtitbaysv
Rstistitfl ipirb saraniirt.
DIES itunfrsitis cine esr bsftn unb f&Sn.
ifR 8rausrtitH ini Siaatt.
9Sbsrs sIusfunft sribsIIt,
SsbB 8. Star,
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
Difficult Plevnn.

News from the seat Of war has an unpleas-
ant aspect tor the Russians. If they cannot
take Plevna. and take it speedily, they will
soon be reduced to the defensive at every
point and if there is so little tactical ca
pacity in their service that they cannot
handle hundred thousand men in the
country around Plevna with skill enough to
hold the redoubts they have actually
carried, it is not likely that they
will come out brilliantly when assailed
with equal fury on every hand; when Me-
hemet Ali thunders ut Biela, Osman Pacha
assumes the offensive on his side and the
desperate resolution of Suleiman Pacha
revives in the Shipka Pass. There is one
aspect of the news from Constantinople
which needs explanation. 1t is said that
Osman Pacha had captured at Dubnik re-
to prevent the advance of his reinforce
ments. Dubnik is west of the Vid, on the
road TO Orchanie and about ten miles from
Plevna That Osman Pachn, assailed on his
whole front by the Russians and Roumanians,
had time enough and troops enough to 60
thus far to the rear to open communications
that could be closed again the moment he
withdrew seems odd, and may Justly excite
some suspicion as to the precise nature of
that movement to the rear. Was Osman
Pacha, while yet opposing fair front Mt
Plevna, convinced that his position there
had become untenable, and therefore pro-
viding for an early retreat by this effort to
keep open the road behind him; or was the
battle at Dubnik with part Of his forces
actually retreat? That, at all events, is
one of the possibilities, and if Osman's err
rand to Dubnik was of this nature it was only
what might have been assumed as n conse-
quence of the impression made ut Grivitza.
The New York herald., 1877-09-16

nei-tnen OF the Irish team-made 2O2
points in the recent contest for the
Elcho Shield at Wimbledon, and adds,
"a score never equalled at Wimbledon.
On Thursday all our rifemen made that
score and over, and on Friday repeated the
achievement with one exception. Instead
of POP we find on the American scores such
figures as 2l9, 2l6 215 and 213. Even the
British rifemen show 200, 2O7. 2O6 and 205
among their individual totals Everything
considered we feel quite content with our
little Creedmoor. 1t is big enough to more
than hold its own against Wimbledon OF ten
times the area. We are Of the opinion. too,
that even if the British National Rifle Asso-
ciation were to fence in the whole county Of
Surrey as rifle ground it could not beat
our little Creedmoor, with its grand total OF
1894 out of possible 5000.
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
why Not Try 1t Heres

In Hindostan. when the natives suffer be-
yond endurance from the mislnanagement
of their English rulers, they do not waste
their time in denunciation or idle and use
less complaints. They take different and
quite novel method. The other day, feeling
that they were oppressed by the course of
one of the higher courts, the natives of one
of the wilder districts of Eastern Bengal
carried IN old idiot to the top of a hill and
offered him up as burnt sacrifice to the
gods who preside over the deliberations of
the high court. 1t just occurs to us that the
next Legislature ought to do something for
this city. There is convenient hilltop at
the upper end of the Central Park. But we
should advise the cremation of at least two
''old idiots" one from each party.
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
Creedm moor and Wimbledon.

The great contest of Thursday and Friday
ut Creedmoor has awakened in the lovers
of the rifle keen curiosity regarding the
sporting antecedents Of the men who made
such splendid score for Great Britain. To
crafty this as fully as possible we print
this morning communication which gives
interesting information, both with regard to
the members of the British team and the
great shooting range ut Wimbledon, where
many of them have graduated as marksmen.
Compared in area with that of Wimbledon
the range ground ut Creedmoor is but
small place, but, as our wel-informed cor
respondent remarks, possesses the advan-
tagc of being almost perfectly level, and,
therefore, better adapted for great rifle
moor Is comparatively new place. The
first competition took place there in the
fall of 1874, before even the butts were en-
tirely completed. Wimbledon, on the other
hand, has been the scene of many memora-
BILE contests since 1862 and during the early
days of the volunteer movement when oil
patriotic Britons prepared to Assist French
invasion. Again, wimbledon mas been
patronized by the wealthy English aristoc-
racy to an extent that can find no parallel
in the case of Creedmoor, Tor our own
untitled but wealthy magnates have given
neither money nor countenance to the move
ment so recently initiated in this country.
DiscreditaLle rs this selfish disregard of
noble and useful sport may be to those who
should be foremost in encouraging Ameri-
can rifle shooting, it surrounds the victory
ut Creedmoor with a brighter glory because
of the difficulties that our champions had to
overcome in order to gain it. When rifle
men. the majority OF whom knew nothing of
the art four short years ago, can SO utterly
defeat the best representatives of u school of
many years standing our prospects in all
future matches are decidedly reassuring.
Our correspondent remarks that MIR. Mil
The New York herald., 1877-09-16
Tweed's Revelations.

None of the statements made by the Boss
at bay are precisely startling, because all
that he tells has been whispered before as
within the limits of the probable, and,
therefore, does not come with that pc
culiarly surprising effect which absolute
novelty gives to remarkable statements. 1t
has been profoundly discussed hitherto
whether or no Senator Woodin and other
public men more or less distinguished in
politics were actually on the list OF pension
ers who received Tweed's money for infamous
services rendered to him in circumstances
where these men had sworn to serve the peo-
pie in the discharge of official duties. Sem
ator Woodin's completely has been denied
with magnificent assumption of his per-
sonal superiority to all others whose names
are involved. and his guilt has been as per-
tinaciously insisted upon as if his guilt
were more significant than the guilt of
another. Tweed now testifes as Byron did
in the case Of the editor of his grandmother's
review:-"All can say is that he had the
money"
1t is now, therefore, explicitly alleged
that Senator WOOuln received forty thou.
sand dollars for certain vote, and that
about half million dollars was spent
in one Legislature to secure the pass
age of certain bill. Although this
is the declaration of q man whose
word is no longer Of much value the
circumstances give it such weight that it
cannot be put aside by more impeachment
of the author of the statement. 1t calls
for deliberate inquiry, and we do not
see that the inquiry can be made
so effectively in any other way as it may be
in prosecution by the State authorities
under the law for the punishment of legis-
lators who accept bribes. If Tweed is in
famous and q hundred times rogue for his
public robberies they are no better who
opened the doors of the city treasury to
him and his pals by passing his laws at so
much bill; and if there is substance be-
hind his statements some of the infamy that
now covers him should he shared by these
sshonorable" accomplices.