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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-30

untu Der @ancurren3 Der engIi6 : oeuts
i6,n 0ffeutliaen S6uIen nt1t, ionbern
Ieiitsn, nm DieIt @%Oncurren2 beiteben 81
f0nns1, nod mebr ais frIher. 9tur eis
nise tleine oeutl6e SeftenihuIen iino
Der goncurren5 Der Dnsntli6en ShuleH
erIegeu. 8ie Die &ebrfrGfte Der ensllibz
beuti6en OHeutlihen Shslen, 10 biIoen
Die Der Deutihse n9liiheu 4ripatihulen
einen lebr re9iameu 9ebrerz8 ereiu; in
ben mouatlihcn Yerianmlungeu De5ieLe
0en pcrben miiieni6aftltbe SOrtrd8e gee
la!tsn nno @r5iebungs- 6ragen IMP al1s
cere S6uI : 2IugelegeuDeiten erortert;
audi uIele 9sbrer 0ffentIi6er S6uIen
nsbmen OH bieien 8:ipre6uneen She'll.
gu ben tiiatigen en9Iil9 : beutlhcn
6fentli6en S1ulen uuo ben treffz
It1en oeutf6 : en9liiben Bripat-
16ulen fommen aud in Salttz
more fntboltibe unO proteitanttI6e
oeuti6e IIrnenz S6mlen, unter penet
e~inSelne ebenfauS &l1iige5 ~IeilteH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-30
WaOi1ou g. Yeorta Str-
Iuter Sen nieIen auS8cset6neten
Bargains apcIGe &uir 6ieten, crs
m60nes tpTr Oic ioI9en0eu=

IIutcr oey nielen 0us8c3ctGneten
Bargains apcI@e &uir 6ieten, crs
m60ner &utr Die fo48em0ew=
100 Glide boppelbreite frana0iiide
Golbmtre, in reid iortirter Nrilbiabrsc
Tarben, gu SO NIB 60 Gerts per Daro;
etntge oerlelben lino 81 Dertb-
@an5 lDDuene fran3o1ItDe &61bmire,
IN 1leuen sSarben, ~ Gents.
Sang nollene Wlatela11e Robens Stoffe,
bon SO GeRtS per garo an,
Net1ite fran3Oiii6e Wate!afis, bor5ugs
lthe auaIitGt. su so Gents.
UrauSDlii6e Wtatelalle III as1SgeIu6ten
Wlultsrn 3u IS GentS.
50 Stude gan5 pouene uGa5ilnerb"
Ynriler uno fran5Oii6e SafexoS, soc.
Die neuen See@Sao GrenG6iner, moz
berne SSarben. SIS GeutS.
Qrobii6e Eobens5 toffe. gans 8oue,
65 Gents.
81 breite feline gan3 tpolIels frunsOfts
l6e Su6e gu 81 per DarO, reguLdrer
EreiS $l.75.
GA brsite feline fran50iTGe Gobcnz
Stoffe, iebr auSgeIu6t. $l.25, nertb So.
Glegonte engItl6e SultreS, bette Suas
Iitdt, 372 GsntS.
S0one NuSmabI ean5 ipoueuer grauer
eeoIIltsr NobensStoffs nno fran5oiif9e
0e8egeS Su 373 Gents,
Gine Dor3iigli6e NuspabI Don Trib=
iabrss yteui9feiteu i'll 9amoIt, franSoli>
i6en Streifen, BOplinz8 rocapeS, eng=
ltl6m Serge5 II. /. no., in ben neien
Ginten u1O Jarben Der Saiion gu Csc.
Cine iebr i6one Quspahl BON &leioer=
ftoffeu, beitebeno III gang polereu Bege5,
aau3 DolIenem Sbibet, 8a5fet : Glotb,
Brocat : Streifen uno Dama5t, Gaspiz
i6em Su6 II. i. 10, SIT 80 Gents.
Sine 9roBe guStpabL Der neneI 9rauen
&obensStOffe fir bas 8riibia6r 3u l24c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-30
Der gurlt + BraOley
g % y : q { u q.
9oIss u. Gtfemzp =8aIfem.

S9OI5s u. Gtfet>Yfu9=80IteW~
llnjere G%rfa5runs In Der Ta6rifatiou bi.Iss suItps
Efugss berieIbe lit idon II Sabre Dor Dem RubIis
fum-bat uns beidbigt. Der Sri9iuuts Rai4iue uieleSes
bellernn9en 5tu3u5ufu9en uno iteIt nns Diet Pobsr,
OILS leHe Observation-Disclosures, Delhe tnJol9e res aroBen
@uies nnleres Bluaes iid aeaDun9en iaben, dbnlthe
Snlttes 3u MAIDEN. bic ie sauu bimmeIbo4 a%npreier,
oepobl lie in ~g3abrbeit unuo nfommen fino nne taum
etue Erobe beitonpen baber. 2aBt Sud nidt bleubeH
DUG 9roBlpre6erii4e Nnset9er nnb anmabenoe gtenensS
orfen' lonoert bepor Sbr fault, iebt @ud ben Rfug Don
Uurt u. SraoleD an, Der ietne Brobe beitaHoen bat uHot
telne Jebler aetgt. Dieetbeu fiub 10 einfa4. baB etH
@naoe pom II big IA sSabren nit linen ebeniO piel ptas
gen tann. wte ein Damn. &uBsroem brinesn 1e pie
Eleros Htht nm.
9seleIben beoe6em oas 1tnframt umo &oruS
E6uoe0 (Doher IOte eti WRann), Ohue ner'
fd3ienfr1t 3n Weroen.
Senpet nab lnlerm Eanpblet DON % Setten NIT ~
Suuitrationeu ruo elmer gei6reibung alsr uuierer SFas
britate, ats BIbI= mo Rre9pftu9. Sultp uno gauas
ElIu9, San9z uno combinirter 9fibine uu0 Sailing
@uItipator, Rferoes s eure@en, @99e. Sraser u. |. 10. -
Qteletben ueroen fret perinnot. = GuBerbem entboIteu
tteietber uieIe EobeIen, 8ecepte, goitgeiese, ~meoisinta
ide RatbI4tdge II I. H., blbar fur ben SarmeT
uHo ieineu SausboIt. @ir BADEN ~bieieI6su in GnsIii&b
9suti3, Sdmeoti3 un6 IOrwegii@.
Turf l. BraOIry Mannf's g.,
81 bis 63 9espIataes Ctr. Gbieaeo.
GF S9reiber sic, NO Sic bic ~guSeise seleheu baS
ben. 19mS3Ut~0 81 tpf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-30

bic inoircften uno moralii6en gemeiie
1tnb nieceridmstterno. Gmanuel mobnte
nit leiner SHUTTER aaein; Die 0eribune
bes Gerbreden5, iowie Der SronSport
Der 9eide mltBten bel Jtadt qsiden iein.
Ser GrBerit robe uno jd63orntge Gbaz
rafter GmanueI5 e6enio tpte Deiien 6ab=
siern0geu ba5 llebrige erttGreu. .
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-30
Oct $toot Oreoon

wmrbe wGbreub Der @~euterntaIs % eItz
&ustetIuus bur9 mebr 9rGmten fur bic
Sor5lgttGtett unb @ianni9fGlti9feit isi7
ner @robucte auSqe3et@net, ais perbdltS
niBmGbts treeu6 etu anbertr Staat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-30
Sur ScaGtau9
filr leihige INN itreblan1e 2entide J

Su bidt bep3tfertsn Counties hes Gtao1es Sc .nIa<
NH' WeQrers gut ~neroenerte 66rnIen 81 nteort9en ! ireIs
len gu pertGuien, unb pirb obns cine 8aarGelo: ;Nns
Sohltun9 10 Sabre !3eit 3Hr Absa atHns ~ss9eber, uur
", bs4rs oe SoaIss g zen gs.O oesgs!t; nm bic 2etis
81 oeFEetlel nno lo Sugrmert nHo S0mere!en q nSu.
lboHsu. Iue nGbsre Nuscuuft ert9eiIt e. Sc. s.
Sbcrpooo. %p. IL S7paHPa9, 9r0m p. 3eu ! lot.
19iep92tp8
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-30

Sreeon bietet be6euten6e Standardization fIr Sol6e,
bic cine neue 6ein1atb iubert. unp SPAR:
@tne bD6r au3tebenbe uno Der Se1ur6S
belt Sutrdslt3e IbDed6inn9 be3 &erratns, lOpie sroBz
orti9e 2auoi9aften.
Gin milGes aIima, benz ero6e Fatte whs err
orIdenbe SiBe elei6 iremb iiTo. Snrhldntttss &empeS
ratur I'M CONNER 81 Grab, i'm Winter 80 Grao Sabrenz
belt. @emitter fommen iebr ielten, Srtoue uiemols Dor.
Sterbltbteitsrete %niebri9er ais trsenDDo I'M Slte1 ooer
29ehe1.
WeuBert fru6tbarer 8oben, eon5 Defenders
NIB Gros. Seine MtBernte lit Oregon lett SretBI9 Sabs
rem, aus ir9suo uelber llrlade. Setne Orrre ME IN
Galiiornien. 5teiaer neberfuB am ld6nrten oblt.
Biebsu6t gang b~eiouber8 pOrtbeilbait. Sn feinem Sanbe
Der linton hieten lid iir ben N6erball belere Atsllbten.
Sic tGbrItde Austubr aus Sre9on reprilsnttrt
I'M GNr6lhnitt bic Snn1me DON hreIbInoert SoAaFs
Cob ouI ieben ~Stimm9eber.
ueberfGuB pom outeu unb btlGtgen &egiez
runesz, Giieu6abnz uno GripatzSdnbereien 6eiue
2auo@1tonopOle pe in California. SGubplS in grocer
MannisiuItt9teit Hno fir iuoutrielte 2pe6e 9on3 be-
ionoerS geet9net.
8ebentsnber @tmeraGretdtbnm, beiOubsrs
an Gobtsn, @jien, 8Iet, Yolo uro SiIber.
Son HGtHr nit uS~9e3etdnetem &~a11erS
Gpitem rnO ueberfluB an @ailerfroit %ueriebeG. Sre7
eOn'5 @epGller baben l~leberluB an Stlden.
Gutter NblaS in Oregon tIr oHo1pirtbltoftlIthe Fros
6ucts in Golse res tnr5en &ransportes mad Der poctF=
19sn Rilte unb btrecte 9llsiubr mad alien $beiIen Der
QGeIt. @tieHbabn : Tacilttdten. S6tHbore StrDme,
eiuidItebti4 Os groBen Columbia 8lnneS. Srs9on ers
frelt fi6 aIer III c%iutltltrten &6npern 9enohenen 0orS
tbeile. SSreiIinni9e gelese, llntperiitdten uno Sduleu.
NtdBi9e Steuern. Sur cine noninelle Stoat5lduIb.
Ndt;ehntauienO Eerionen %panberten in 1876 aus ben
1itltbet NIB weItltben StaGten nah Srcgon aus.
Die tir3eIte Gcute na9 Gregon fubrt nit Der Gtlens
balm mad Gan Sraucisco, 9oItlornid. nmO pon ba nit
birecter Gampierltnte leeen Sonnabeno Osor9en mad
RoriIamo, Oregon.
QampbIeie mt 2au6farte nnb eenauer 8eI6reibun0
bes 9taote5, iopte jeber 9epiinidte 0iotb unh ~Nustunfi
piro nuentgeItLtf ertbeiIt; ebenfo per0en All Munid
NnpeIlun9en auT e~rmdBi9te Holageraten non Sort
Troncisco mad Fortlanp tno anI ben g!lenbabnsH III
Sre9ou au59eltett.
MQu lueuoe Il an bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-30

aubs GeIea16aft bat $780, 600
Soma. Elm grocer Gpetl oopoH
Cine Giieubabu pire lest gsz
uuo ybo COUNTIES. Gehi Gn@
It'll botb.u @reiie iir 9ins nuo
err Office Der @eieni9ait in Gbiz
otaafeu lpirb bic Tabrt pergn:
ober pezi1nli6e NnIro9eu bsI
Calhoun. SauD 'A9sHt.
Str., GhiAg0 SH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-30
' g t N e.
Cir inf1it mt.

Gputb Rp!aub, Wte., II. SIT. 1875.
Serru 8. 81. Stevens:
gSertber SER! SD bin spst Sabre lang an eiuem
2eberIeieen frant 9epeien uuO babe pdbreno ieusr 3ett
pieie unb m%aHderlei W~eoiSiueu 9enommeu, ober feline
berietben bat mir ashoIielt. Sd mar beg Na1tS i1tafe
tus uHh hattie reiueH %tppstit. SeitSsm i'd VEGETINE
gebtont1, idIaie ID our Hno erirsue MIDI am giien. SD
fam VEGSETINE %empieblsU peoen bsneu, luGs c5 at
nit setbaU bat. Eebr a6tuugspoa
Wir5. hilbert MtGgr.
Sd Beg :uae has Sbiee.
o go. W. SGI9hau
Gfeoipro, W;aii,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-30
Y c g c N G.
Wut fit &in0er.

Bolton Some, il EpIer Ctr,
goitoH, &pril 1876.
@errn s. R. Stepeus:
gSertber Ssrr! 2Sir limb uns bewuBt, baB bic Rinber
in unierT NipI iebr pi:le Wo5tthuten bur9 has VEGE-
TINE enlpIoueen haber, mel6s5 Gle uns ireunoliht psn
i2eit sH 3ett %ianoteu. uamentlt6 tit pies wabr in 8esu3
aHf bic nit StropbeIu b~sbaiteter.
@Git G5tuu9,
0irs. W. GSormeII, 9fatrpne.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-30
Vegetine.
&eD. 8. g. @alfer innt:

GrOpibsnce, y. :. 1854 &rauTt Ctr.
Serrn s. 81. 6~teptns:
Sd fIbIe mid perpfidtet, Sbnen nit nIeiner eieenel
llnteridriit Elm 53eu9uib fir Sen bobeu @crtb a~bSuIss.n,
ben i'd Sbrem VEGETINE betlcse. Meine Soniilie s-
braudte er EpdbrenS Der Iesten sDet Sabre. tgeaen Nerz
penl9pdhe lit IS uniddsbar, nno it empfeble IS Nueu,
meI6e zines tGrfencen. erueIerHneu Scntcum5 bebUrfS
tts iiHo. G.E. @ aIter,
fribev Paitpr an Der SOwoOin Squors RtrGe. Bolton.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-30
Gine siiuf ise Sc leOeuhsit fir syarmer!

pie Soma 81 ieusabn 2
0fsr san6 i'm ,ueitIiden
maze Dem WIo pie 9tiuer.
5out bar4 6 arroG, Sac
SSs Sano an. &idets 81
StHdia9rf to mn man in
easo e1R9!E en-, Bel Gan
's'. %o5e Hes aui briei.i
John FL
No. So
7aP3T tlam ion una
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-30

Gummmru nb NMWHonfn Don
WeGormtfs GrntngGai0tmeu, aReGomids "SeIfR Inder,"
g4Go rmi&5" COmbined ADVANCE WcNormGS "Or0ppeTE3 -.,.
mO WcGDrmi6S preSgefr0Wtc W0b@W
NE bt MoMrmr ubn ans ben better @anat bgeflt ubmh 9amntht tabbh inter allen
um0%mrh s Gr rs pom tmn bunudtm Hbut fam. &asS me 0OuGb0n9et, LT6R2 9tnH
m@M Mn re mas Dom elmer ouemNuM obne pwmnst rUh, bdrft 10 Fnou mne NGGtEet moo ME
mopgn nod mm tie muomn pubuL Mhb ohaL bass arnUs wd6e Mi3funs ehonbeh
"%b lid abun@n'S bm me QaisNng 0mawHg af @amgdt bnuh: @moa H4m nga, &tEn@nHm b
"WuT " G. II. u. j.. cCOEENI4CK ,
e5ic ago 1871 = lhm%D~0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-30

VEGETENE lit BET alien 9rGgniTen ;m
Iaben.
11ap1Smitt, iomFup5 3
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-04-30

- Ser l1If ernennt Ri6ar6 8agner
fir Die prabtDOuen 8erie, bic er benz
9er3os BON Dteiningen setpiomst bat,
gum poeta kalaureatus. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-10
ANTI-LIQUoR LEAGUE.

THE NEW TEMPERANCE CRUSADE IN NEWARK
Az ORGANIZED OPPOSITION.
As already mentioned In the herald, tho clergy OF
Newark, chiefly Of tho Presbyterian Church, be-
gun crusade against tho liquor traffic. Thoy
have taken formal steps 20 organize political
party whose pivotal aim and object suppress tho
sale Of liquor Of all kinda iscudinr bccr On Friday
night nifty clergy aud laty and regularly organized
themselves into league, which 'shall admit
pcrship only legal voters OF Tho city OF Newark whose
duty II shall be Cooperate TOR the election and sup
port Of municipal government which will grant no
licenses TOR the sac OF Intoxicating drinks including
wines and malt liquors, TO bc consumed the prcm.
ses in any public room, and which will prosecute TO
conviction and punishment those who may sell with
out a license"
After much lively discussion, in which some qucs-
toned tho wisdom OF such movement, and others
deemed u mpracticabic, constitution adopted
the preamble Of which sets forth that 1.-THE system Of
licensing saloons or drinking places IN the city OF
Newark Is an ntolerabe nuisance and mcasurecss
evil" and therefore, should be abated IN tho manner
OF Excise lMr. CampoclD Was present and
made remarks which excited the antago-
nIsm OF the chief promoter OF tho move
ment, Rev. Dr. McIlvanc Mr. Campbell
said that there more liquor and beer sold sun
day than during the balance o! the week. ana that
considered Of good moral character. Mr. Campbell
recommended prayer and education. Ho declared
that no liqnor law cOhld crush out the traffic. Dr.
Mcllvainc treated him as an enemy and agnnt Of
the liquor men. The constitution WAS adopted. Drs
Mcliva,ne aud Taylor and Mr.. John G.. Meckcr were
appoHtcd committee to arrange for a meeting At
which to elect permanent officers. The movement
causes uncasincss among the politicians.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-10
LOOKING FOR THE BR1TTANIc.

Al eight o'clock yesterday morning o throns OF
bravcly dressed assembled tho foot OF pier Is
North River aud proceeded board the Jonp H.
starin, a steamboat Of the New Haven line. engaged
Tor The occasion. with the purpose OF sailing
bay and ntorceptug the Brittanic, Of tho White Star
line, with Mr. w. IL Vanderbilt Cd bonrd They wcrc
nearly all varond m on and thsir motive In making
the trip TO tender Welcome 10 the return.
ing President OF the Now York Central and Hudson
River roads They wore accompanied by . band OF
music, and the comm'sssry supplies were at
tended to railroad men know how. Tables
were laid IN the cnpn and dct waters
hand TO anticipate the wants OF every body.
The sail down the bay delightful, and even the
tedious delays that followed awaiting the Brittanc
provoked discomfort whatever while the band mcr.
riiy played TO the accompaniment Of the popping OF
nus Vanderbilt, Chauncey Dcpcw, J. u. butcher
James Tillinghast J. il. Iuttcr, J. H. Touccy. J. r.
Chambers. Webster Wagner MAJOR Priest and JoNn n.
SLarn, member OF Congress Mr. Chambers
had the management OF the whole AFFAIR
Speeches were made and songs sung in the interval u
waiting on tho much expected steamer, ant as cvcrv
board knew every body else. and the theme
gathering WINS the consequence As the evening wore
on and no Britanic became visible u was concluded
make night Of IT, ana those who felt Ike yielding
the embraces OF Morpheus wrapped their summer
overcoats around them and laid down pIcassn
dreams oh lounges, benches and anything else con.
vcnicht. About eight oc.cck despatch
at home from Mr. Cornelius vandcrbit snying that
satisfied that the steamer would reach It's berth
De-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-10
THE CARDINAL AT YORKvILLE.

Yesterday His Emincncc Cardinal McCloskcy con.
ferred the sacrament OF confirmation son children
and adults At the Church Of st. Vincent Tcrer Lex
ngton avcnuo and sixty sixth Tho church was
beautifully decorated tor the OCCASION tho high altar
being drapcd in crimson satin covered with rare
lowers The centre OF tho church for tho
childrcn and those who with hcm rccelvcd the sacra-
ment OF confirmation aud presented attractive APP
pcarancc when hed with tho largo number candi-
dates dressed in suitable attire of white and scarlet
The ases occupied by asscmbage OF spectators
~ho throngcd the passage and every available
Before the Cardinai Archbishop nced tho cerc-
nony Father Lilly addressed the congregation the
sanctity OF tho occnsion dwelling -loquently on tho
grace OF the Holy Spirit attached the aud
the sentiments that should MI inc hearts OF those
received H. Before the ceremony Cardinal McCloskey
expressed hts pleasure and edicaton that such large
number Of children present to- receive confrma.
ton at hts hands Tho music oxcclicnty rendered
by large cnOir, and tho entire ceremony
Quoted with the perfection OF order which charactcr-
izes such OCCASIONS at this church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-10
THE ITALIANS KNIFE.

4 DRUNKEN BpAwL RESULTING IN THE MURDER
OF AN INoFFENsIvE MAN.
In the rear OF dingy tenement house at No 1872
Elizabeth street, Robert Tuomcy was struck down
yesterday evening with Club by B,rtina Casimra.
and, whilc struggling with his assaIant, ne was
stabbed again and again 10 the abdomen and side
by George Virginia The two Italians, 1t appears
live in the house, asd yesterday afternoon they
began carousa with woman named Byrns ana u
son OF hers, which toward evening became drunken
orgc. TIE shrieks Of woman mingled with the
harsh cultural voices Of itaiians, ana Tuomey. who
had been standing trout OF the mouse,
burricd INTO the place after some compan-
ions, Thomas kilIccn and Robert Doherty,
and found Mrs. Byrne struggling with the two
ruiians. on the young man reaching The yard Nir-
ginia sprang upon Kccn and knockcd him down, hut
was prevented dong him any mischief by the timely
arrival Of Dohcrty, who dragged the fallen
Casimra rushed iorvard and struck Tuomcy
the head with club. Tuomcy staggered back
and Virginia. WIN had draw n kniic, sprans AT nm,
shrcking In the dclrium ~ drnk and rage .'Me
buried The blade ~ Journeys sIdo He fell to tho
ground, but his n.Bdisn assaiiaH repeating his ur-
dcrous threat plunged the knife the pros
trate mans body Ihc ncighborhood was now aroused
ana the Italians made their way up stars bran
disbing Their weapons and locked themselves their
room. Tuomcy. meantime rose to hrs feet but fell
again from exhaustion officers Lee and sweeney,
OF the Fourteenth precinct, arrived on the
tho Two ociliFcrcnt Italians ana brought them
TO the station house Virginia Is image maker and
Casiuira keeps peanut stand Tuomcy Is an honest
looking young man. over SIX cc Ia height and known
IN the uciehborhood a. hc good naurcd giant oi the
Fourteenth ward" His wounds Will in all probability
prDy n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-10

DEATH FROM HYDROPHOBIA.

TERRIBLE sUFFERrNos or BOY SEVEN YEARS
on ACE.
Daniel O'Mearo, boy seven years OF ago, residing
at No. S2s Newark avenue. Jersey City, bitten In
slight That no alarm felt by the chd's ps-
rcnts stili, the mother. by way OF prccaution,
brought tho boy 10 physciar and had the
wound cautcrizcd few days ancrwsrd the wound was
completely healed and nothing further was thought Of
IT, Last Wednesday the boy complained OF being sick
He seemed drowsy and Affected by what the
mother described as Brightness" IN the head inter.
arouse him. but the ltlc fellow cravcd TO BE- allowed
o. 20 10 bed In the evening he complained Of
pain his Jaw. The mother pad no special
attention 10 the matter I'LL the following day. when Tho
cbd's condition became serious that Dr. kncufer
was Summoned Atcf y careful examination the
physician detected symptoms OF hydr0phob,a, and
administered tho ordinary remedies The boys con-
malndy became developed that there
was no ionger any reason Tor doubt The
poor little fellow plunged INTO Commissions
at the sight or water ne barkeG like dog, made
irantic efforts 10 bltc everything within hts roach
powerful anodync was administered, but IL had
percepblc effect The commissions occurred ~ short
intervals. ami The littc sufferer was great agony
As last rcsorl the physician applied bypodcrmc
Injection OF morphine but tbs also acd Of ~ purpose
The PATIENTS condition seemed 10 defy medical skill
anu Dr. Mclaughlin was then summoned tor consulta.
ton. Injections rcsortcd to, but without avail
ON FRIDAY evening the boys sunerings were heart.
Tcnding TO witness, and hts agony continued t mid
The reported 10 tho County Physician but no
inuuc 81 Will bc held
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-10
~-~~~-1---s~---a--~s--ss s@-=--
DOOMED DOGS.

Superintendent Campbell. Of the Brooklyn police
upon reading the HEnALp's "complans Book" CON-
municaton In relation TO tho neglect Of tho police to
carry out the general order for tho dcstrucios OF
dogs. Immediately caused instructions TO be TO
every precinct IN tho city Tor tho rigid enforcement Of
the ordinance Inspector wsddy that they have
frequently 10 contend with great abuse from
the owners Of dogs who protest against tho
slaughter few days ago the pastor OF
church In Quincy street called TO complain that a
spaniel uog, Tor which he had paid $780, had been ruth
lessly slain by policeman He was very indignant.
and said that the present law odious Dug h,
10 repealed without delay The Inspector SAID that
believed u to be better that every dog IN Brooklyn
should be killed rather than that ono human being
should dio from the effects oil their bite. The owner
OF the spaniel differed with the Inspector TO this
WOW OF the matter and took his departure In franc
OF mind far from appcascd by tho EXPLANATION.
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ouispread wings o. golden eage. which IN turn rests
upon the dome o. immature silver temple. within
which stands golden cradle containing sleeping IN.
fent while In alternate openings between the six col
umns which support tie dome sppear three silver
chcrubs coming forth with outspread arms rejoicing
Upon the rounded winch the temple rests
four wrcaths OF laurel and oak worked IN oxydzcd
silver, each wreath encrc.ing an engraved picture
representing OF the four branches OF the service
The infantry represented by scene IN
camp life, the artillery By siege battery;
The cavalry by company Full charge and the en-
gnecrs by picture showing the erection OF pontoos
bridge under nre The only polished portion o. ths
work Il narrow ribbon around the extreme base.
By m ingenious device 0. Mr. Homer Lee maker
OF the cup II be taken apart and the cradle re-
moved TO permit OF the Of tho baby owner being
engraved upon IL The second class ar informal
hop TO night 10 the graduating class
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

June 20
Nine Camilla Urso. tho violiniss has just arrived
here from California.
Patti has been offered an engagement to sing in st.
Petersburg next winter
Mr.. ch Trsch. the popular tenor. sings tn concert
al Rutland. VI. Juno IL
N W. Whitney the Boston basso. has sailed for
England. Returns in the fall
Miss Root will have complimentary benefit Of
Chickcrins Hall on Tuesday evening.
Cacndcr's Georgia Ministries open ~ Hoolcy's
Theatre. Brooklyn. tomorrow night
James wchli. the favorite pianist hero fcw
years nee. Is living In Florence, Italy.
Mr. Jonn T. Raymond. az Colonel Sellers. will ~
mniu al the Grand Opera House this week
''The Cross and Crescent" viii be produced At
Niblo's, June Is, under the dreclion OF Mr.. W. G.
Fleming
The Hess English Opera Company have nnsbcd
their season In San Francisco and arc on their way
homo.
signor Brignoli, with Signor Ferranu, goes to
Canada to give concerts in the principal cities there
this month.
Tho Aquarium Is cool and pleasant place TO pass .
few hours and Is stocked with almost every variety Of
Ash and aquatic plants
Tho Onion Square Thcntre win be reopcned next
week for the summer with the wlamsons In
their comedy entitled .'Sirnck OH"
Miss Arabella Root. iavorablv known as soprano
OF pleasant musical qualities ana Of charitable pro
civtcs as WE'LL gives concert Tor the benefit Of tho
Chldrcn's Aid Society, nj ChickcrinG Hail. Tuesday
evening. assisted by other excellent talent
The favorable impression made by "Evangelinc" on
It's nrst night has been dccpened by the subsequent
presentations at tho Fih Avenue Theatre II blends
music fun, scenic effects aud extravaganza neatly
that II makes very pleasing summer entertainment.
"wavcs" will DO produced at wallack's to- morrow
night under the direction Of Miss Leic Allen. with
scenery and company winch a number oil
popular actors The theatre will be kept cool by the
arrangements which Mr. waack made last year, by
which coo! air is constantly forced into the
auditorium.
Nr. Frederic Thornc, who made himself famous In
this and other cities by his rendition Of the character
Of Flucllin in "Hcnry W. is winning new iaurcs
Australia. He recently appeared in q blind par, as
the Melbourne Academy Of Music ana as the Widow
Swankcy in the buricsquc OF Aladdin" and acnictd
success IN both characters. The Melbourne pafHrs
speak OF his portrayal OF tho blind poet In 1.-The Two
Roscsr artistic and we'll considered EFFORT Mr..
Thornc win probably return to this country next a