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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
FOREIGN PORTS.

BrESos AYRFs. March Scaled bark Eugene, Holt,
Cnmpana, load hny Tor Rio Jancro; brig Joscfa irue
In port March -. brig sally prown. Small, from New
York arrived 18th, for Rosario TO complete loading Tor
Boston.
CHARrorrErowS. PtI, May 9-Arrived schr Howard
Holder tIjr) Holder New York
EmprS May 7-Arrivcd, brig Gcrhardna oGcr), Rugc,
Iaa,rAx. May asailcd schr NJ Coombs Turner. Port
All Prince. -.
Arrived 9TH, bark Flora tf,r). Townsend. London. j
Arrived i2th, Steamer scandnsyis (br) Ramsey Mes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
SPOKEN.

ship NIGHTINGALE tNorl from Rotterdam 70. Philadelphia
NAV 7. lat 10 80. Ion ~ !.
Brig Wand oi pictou. NSl ilyer. from Innrut for ali.
fan DAYS May lat IL lon t6 10 kep,it No date.
~ - lon ~ "A boarded sclr Brnj Young r, from -
Mare Boston, waterlorred and abandoned bcorr re
p,ited date lat 81 10 Ion - 10 passed wreck oil
about 100 tons: could not make out her name
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
AN UNFAITHFUL SPOUSE.

While Jacob Fray lager beer saloon keeper OF Cam
den. N. j., was temporarily absent from his homo a
few weeks ago his wife clopod with q man named
william c. Ellis Fray traced the pair TO this city, and
called officer, aud the pair were taken 10 the FL
dridge street station house. Fray, however, would
make no charge and they were released.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13

Steamer Britannia r,. for Liverpool Oder Ger). Bro
men Denmark RI. Iondon A.ata DR.. Glasgow; An
des Port Prince. &C. City OF Havana. llMvann Caron
dclet do State Texas Galve,on and Key West; Nav
Orleans New Orleans Agiers, do Charleston. Charles
mon. &c: Agnes PhilMdeph barks Saga iNor) HRvre
George tsr'. Bremen B.gdin tNor,, Queenstown or Fa
mouth Anna (Norl, do Idaho. ticnfueIOs: Lynct
Nor, Corx Golden Shea Portland; brigs Herman. san
tandcr; Daniel Trowbrigc Barbados; Hattie Bishop.
Also saici steamer Salvador for Savannah; barks
Herbert Black. New Zealand Sosotn Havre; brgs Annie
Gardner tiruM Vera s n Martin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
WHALEMEN.

letter from Capt Cannon OF bark George Mary of NIB.
reports her On Charleston Ground April rs with 10 bbs
this Reports the 1910 ground March 30 sclr
Carrie Clark Burch Trovincetown ITO hhs board:
sh bark Lancer Doydc". NIB 200 do do from the south
April g. brig ii Adams do. tu 40 do: ih bark Perry,
Bnssctt Fdgnrtown, is do do brig Lawrence. Russell.
Nh. in sight with 40 do; reports no date, scnr
etrc Avery Nh with l75 bbls A told. heard tr In
April bark Clifford M, $40 bills sp, helping Pot
boil.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
WILL GENERAL sLoCUM RESIGN !?

was stated in the political circles OF Brooklyn yes
terday that President Siocum, Of the Board OF City
Works had dcicrmiDcd upon rcsgnlng his position.
The General declares that II tho One- Headed Comm
sion blu fails become law he will resign. Ono
map he thinks, conduct the business OF the de-
uarlmcn bet ter than lhrco commissioners
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
THE ALLEGED INSURANCE FRAUDS

II is understood that all the parties alleged to have
been implicated IN the insurance frauds who have
been indicted by tho Grand Jury, will have speedy
trial as possible. The first case to be disposed OF Will
be that OF Mr. X. L. Case, OF the Security Lilo nsur
ancs Company which viii probably be commenced IN
tho Court OF General Sessions this week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
BELOW.

ship Empire OF Peace fBr,.. from Calcutta
Rark Silr tNor,. from lIRmbnrx.
Bark Sussex tBr), from Cnha.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-13
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or NAY AND JUNE
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-12-01

III w,res aut p,s Is,niss Neir INIT ento'
d.u unc sess.tssu mis rim Svnnaeu ..
rsnn nur msiu auenia's G'3snbufi 'ri!is
I'll isin. tos merfe e,r
Nf,t ter Mafrsi rfr 1siesnlth'f 'ff :ifs sr
biz Wclte aftpcr, t,eit sr lbrs rrtf ''f
itai rmitlura2n.
unr rIanrc unsemsrft fialt!re z'.aftea
i,hss itrs St:rn buitfeu uno EN- Tlih :f'
srltr,fsu ufsr itre ,3'Ae 9!tt. 'tr'h ~
I'm nit r.t,tsr blnH 'giu lrirgft p1hr
ans rsn s,nseinn'suen S't'dfFn mar te
t, atttts rriierr Die ftinen sSurfhsa is'nss
marfi,tsu MeiHis. Tam fhlre lie mt
raltem lsuf Den wilcen @uittf lsiner
Nacen uac iact i'm limit 'nrllf, intfn
Ia icb srhct. ST alayte. &!srls, laate
lie init ifusr 1her,sucsn 3sidtiafsjt riHer
Cams Ter ercEen 9lttt il aau
Re. nsr fsuriae gSfin unn Der iiip-
Iite 6immsl bier mahsn tid nod IL ei
nfm pclfcmmenen Nomso aud i'd bat.
te rir mabrlih eisls neuf gisenltoft nidt
,uaetsaut, eir, msinem istsnslullissr, be.
icnnsneu, iastaltilhen Jreuubr :!
Wiit tiiiterlpesrnnsn Blidsn ssrItlana
sr iie. ME iie 70 pa itanh in ihrsr eiesnarii.
gen. lsltAbsrubtsn ShGnbsit, bic mitrsnb
Der lestsn Munats iib erlhloHsn bate
eleid Der ucaen BlGte einsr lhssrrls. Die
mdch nbails Sdmisai saiamtst itres Nsifns
mar einsr pprnetmsn Siterts't asmttfn
uno ibre iuseno!ieh rst,snts gri6einuug
bate isne Art pnu triilanter Tifiieticu on,
asncnmsn, sis Ndsr anssn auf !h ,isben
mubts,
(1prtfetuns folst.)
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Meihtbum unc Glerb.

lie 0sIhid,ts aIsr 3sitsn uno aller
@rlfer lftrt uns, bag. wsnu INNER Der
Msttbum sin:s aanrcs iih in ben 6lnesn
einiser msn,asr Dsrlrnsu anlammslte. ssr
Qnras, bic Ysrauiisunasfuht uup Ser.
{&msnouna unter oisleu @iultlinasn ess
Gladss feline bShts Stufe errsidat bate
unb 1aulenrs BON Nrmsn ttslS ron tsute
auf morssa sin tiimmerltdes Dalsin frine.
ten uesr aar NIT NOtb unb 6uns.r tdmpf
ten, Elm iolhse Qanb am gcratente einsr
arcesn poliif;tsa uuo fo,IaIsn Wepo!uiun
Rano. Gf! asnaa asfhab es, bab 0Sissr
uns 4srrIbsr eisie astasu ntes. matrna6
men ucsr Ild bastasn atHhilids blint Rsl-
ten. atsr eis Ratio itrople fam tsbaalb tsh
unr Gin furdttarss Sfrafaeriht entlup
Ht ilber he 5aupter hsr Shulriaen.
Yum rupllea vig rurhaus nG,t tstaup
ten. Bag ris amerflsiihe Wation tersits
auf risfem Oipielpunft Der Wad,t. Der Cor
rupticn unp @snuBiuht nuf Der sinsn,
4rmuib. @lsno unr RcEb nuf csr anpsrn
,Seite ararlanat ~ B roB cine folte Griftt
unpsrmsiclih III, oter rie Nn,eieten tos
aud uus sins folhe Grids tsrcrasbt. mshs
ren Nh uon laa ,u Gag.
60 fane /. q. unlGnall In Nsw 9 T
bic Trauune Der Sct,tsr rss g1i0tam ..
Vancsrbnt NIT $. Nc5cwmtp nit eiuem
islta bsi unisrsr sbcney. Nrticfraiie uner
tDrten Gurus iiatt. g. ceniiae ~ iaasn,
pab bic @sifenfe an Die Braut ben Wertb
ron elmer M'0isn Tcllars errebten. Sbrs
Dicmanten olle'n fo7s'n eire Giertslmil-
'irr itre S'riimrfp $500 II {. NJ.
Mun iit e5 roGfommeu rihtia, ba;
8eittbnm allein n;dt aliitlih maAt uno
Der per'fincise 9e'er. Der bicie III enoli'ben
3citlinaen sum Gfcl hreit aetretene Stbaue
'tcGuns teS erlc1oleu 9ieihttunts cie'e3
Vraatpaares lieif, befhalt MD. bon Weib
uno grimn sesen bic fe'itsence a(a|Ia
entflamnlt wtro, aser es sett au9 cine
NtaIe 2eIer, melhe bic Sadie onoers auf=
faiien uuo Ielbit Der unsarteliAte Wiann
muE ;ugeten, baR cine @eIe1iAaIt, mp
i'd, cine ein;elne sSrau nit 2urusartite(n
i'm @ertbe BON Sunoert Tauienreu Urn
Deaar8 umseten fam, mibrenb IN ter
ndmlihen Staot Iauienoe bon Meni6en
nit Nctb uno Mansel fdnpfcn, franf III
unb unbepinst etpas tbun mus, um pieis
3uitdnoe ;u beilen, fats iie niht anh mie
riele ihrer Scrsinser in Der @ei6i6.e,
ben, llntcrSanse eatsssen seben miQ.
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Gas Sauerfraut.

Da mir uuS tereit5 nlitten in Der Sa;s
irn Der Weesliuppeu" teFiuoen, 10 oitrfte
cs AM ,Mat'e Iein. aub oer auoereu ur3er=
nianiiAsn Grfinouns, uilnlh oem : IL
ertraute, silisc 0sot;en III wipmen.
Mtun last, paB bic Groutpflau3e
ben furhttarcn 9lieoerun9cu oes 9Hlttale8
eutitannt lei, Dag aeer peBbatb bic alten
ge9ppter aa4 oa5 Suuerfraut sefaant
1asen, uui3 itarf Se;>reiIelt rcrocn, neaa
ireoer erlpibut Der SAriitite(ler Seropot
irseup ehpas iiber oieien 0esenitano, nct
euthalteu Iammtlde his jest auiseftnpene
uuo pon unierem slltertbunSforihern ents
siiIerteH Yapprusrraeu oub nur Die ge=
rinsite Spur oapnn. llnier 3neiicl lpirp
aHA nrd pur9 bic 1Gatlahe unteritiist,
naB paS g dmein I'M alten Iesspten
cine undergraduate StcQe lpielte, es mar
slpar ein beilaeS Ibier, ater aud, gu
slsid'er 3eit eth @e9enitano oeS Sare=
fenS, celin e5 gait als Rem 9ctte Set
aemeibt, pem 0ctt teS 2eeren,y BET ais
madtiser 3eritSrer slaeS eridiittert nuo
pernid,tet, icprh lelblt uniiterlulnolid, it.
Sauerfraut aber pbne ibpeinerne Ss.9a.
he 1T Elm llnoins. 5n Der Ihat, III Der
inniaen Gerbinouug pes Saucrfraute5
nit nem SdNpeinernen, mir mSd'ten ia
sea, in ieiner Seri4melsunS unO 3iuilie
den ,oineate an bic aus cem Sd)weile'
er;ielten Yrpputte, bat e5 erlt ben @ipfels
runtt iciner Gulturberrldaft erreiht -
cbne Die Yertinouns nit Sped, Shmels
netn5Aeln, Burit, 8ipplpeer unb mas
bic Gcmtinationcn lunit mod iein mSsen,
tlcibt es rSaiB tsosutansSlcS,
Ger aumilisen Yerbreituus ber araute
pfan,e itter europa bin su folsen, liest
auBer unierm gereia, 80 piel aber ifebt
ieit, baB Der arauttopi in tsinem 2anpe
per Groc ieiterc Wur3eln Seldlagsn bat,
al8 in Deutidlanb, nno menu uns audi
iber ben Griinoer bet Mletbobe, ba5
Sauerfraut beriultellen, a(le aenauen 2tn=
gatsn uno Oa,en feblen, 70 ma7en mir
bod unbeoinst OeutIhlano ais Die Wiese
os5 Sauerfraate5 be;eiAuen. S4on CUR
3eit SarlS beS @roBen, alS bic 8lSlter
nno StiItc anIingen aububliben, bssaun
baS Sausrfraut liA iiblbar ;u maten.
Sn ben YerpronuuSen oeS Srcbeu a5nIsS
In Bs,us anf bic bau5lihe Vermaltung
leiuer Sitter (ca;i,ulsre de viIls) befine
ben f9 AaOeutunsen hter bic bette 3eit
gum Ginmaden bes SauertrantS, ipie
oenu Der srobe Mann in aaem 8rob mar
unp AGss ;u aberieben 3eit fanh.
0urh alle Sabrbuneerte binrnrb III
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-12-01

0,ana u,;r am Moetna uid'en lie ;3ttturs
mts ,,emp,nlta. (l}uffa;u ,ttA.)
- i. t ar nla.srp css t5cstdae ae:!buua
! i'm Senlt .. M tenru an.,stsn T:ee ifl4'r
! Wattesion ccn '&n: A.,svl na ,uuatii an.
ada .r iii n,s SuiaNrll Gnlers iemos ,
,e;e .eeiic4 ltmmtn .prtns. Sofann
a;,,1:r u is;ugr e4easn Ctrtbel)iauna utsr.
aetftifs ter iii ltlpsm Sc:dat aslsn inn sr=
torfHen Dnflaleu uno tsms.t!e. oab ey TN
S!auce lei, tif aiis III ut,Umellen. " frt
ilf1tf ee panrtuns Ger ltra.
t,on, ,npsm lie Gle lruppn aus Gun ga.
rcilna atbesleI, eeasn ren 2pitsn Ie jsnl.
efn, pls sr lid' auserudle, eis Cen praiI
esniea Sayea s,watIt batsn. Cis iuelihe
9oiiilf dparaftsgtii te sr ais elm Getia'ica
poiltlfther Jssunos. I'm pU'ttld'e 6slnos "a
psrlobnsn. DIE Joes, ris aits Wbiapartsi
plfptr inc gstsn III raIsu. fommt ,bm isbr
!dd,srith Der er ta1!s. penn Ger Draipent
b'natltsist in oas pcill,lte 5hil Der se'
tectfn &nohsN unp ibusn 0stfn ,riscer
oriSbsn tann, 70 lit TT Ger srSbts grusdsr
tes 3si!altfrs. Tie Nsnc res Senators
ergssts p!sls Nufmsrf,amfsi;.
- @nnlih 1T ras @slbfstsr aus Sad
Ionous uno 5srnanplna. Tla, ourh Den
Truft aausid pssirebsn uOrpsn. Tie
Suarantans 1T nad au;a Nidtuuaen b'n
oufsttotsn unc Der ,essImabise gssfsbr
'plsesr tsrseltett.
- Su Nem Dcrf III iett cine naselnere
cinatttae fcniild,e Sper, SER Web mcli
i!n &alig', rerfabt ren ell nj Deutid,
Nmeritaner Namens Carl Sahn,, ouFge
fiibrt ncsoen. ,pcriiter Die vN . Sts5ta.
ihreitI: D., ,Oa5 neue yBeit res Serra
Sabnl, msl6cr felt rieleu Sa5ren cine
be rclrastnoe Stelluns unter Den New
Ye,t @tansvercins> Siriaentcn sinnimmt
uno Die Wiinnerhcr Iiteraur nut cine
Nn,abl Iehr tIsensmerlbs, cmprliicncn
tereitbert bat, 1T feline tcmlibe Dyer,
relp,ciire Spe'elte, im mrpsrnen Sinne
rieles Gitels. icnoern lie iii san, i'm Sen
re, Stpl Der + item. alten tcmlii,en Opern
BON Dittersocrf Shent. Weial, 9tlcclai
II. !. ~. sebalten. Gin sliidliher gsran
te eeS pe,rn Sabm ,par ea. ieu ueuss
Opns esu 8eiausvereins Yc, ta|tnilisn,
,. b. ejnsm s!sinen Ordefie, nnp tsihtSnt
tenn gbpre, aa;apaFsn. Das ailsm ieats
sesl Werle bel ieiasa f0aiissn uatiirIasa
@o,3aSen ben Wes ilter bic Deseinsblbs
nen uufereS nereu nno nnlere8 alien ga
tsrlanoes ebneu. 3u ben ,ionltisen naz
tiirtidsn Ycr,iisen "sablen mir bic friiden
mn frsbiiben, gum Ibeil redt rrisinelel'
pabinfl!eBencen Ufelroieu, bic seiangl;h
Iehr gut bebanoelten Fartien uuo bic dar
oftcsiltlite unp .teaaer @mfadlbeil rebt
wirfIame 5nit umentaticn berr Sabn,
bat nit ieinem Webrpelf i'm 3ifi5" he
wieisl,. Dap man mil cineu wobllemperir
ten alapier, ,wei Yiolinem, elmer YratId,e.
Glafinstte. Sem etc. rett bisite 'eir
fuuaen erSieleu fam Eie Sntrcrufticn,
ras Niep pes Tcncriitcn unp pas 1inale
Quintett nit Sbor, piirien ais cie seiuu
Senlteu 9tummern Der Spet IN cfib
iperoeu. 2lub bic Supertare lit rept a It
curhgearbeitet
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: 0fs= g emi q &c item
q II 9 | a n B.

- Ter Cob fss Yapltes fam jseen
Nuasnbld d srpartst werpsn Der aan;e
80rpsr 1T tersits bis sar psr,ss9enp ge,
lapmt.
- giniaufsnb Baummcllnster in Wcs.
lay. @naiano, 1no ausseit ncen. Sic osr.
lanssn atturiuna Der Nrtsits;sit. Gnpsre
msrosn ibfem Bsilpisl ioasn.
- OsutIhlano lod Der Shrei, has
ansrbistsn ssmabt babsn. ;um Bau css
OF @ctttare 9unnsls 81. 900 600 por,u
itredsn, porausasfsbt. bar Sleihstaa IL ea
mil einceritancsn.
Snlane.
- Tas 6anosls, Scmtr hes Ssna.s bat
tsihIudsn, ssssn bic Nsw gorter 3cGsaus.
e:nsnnnr9sn lu beri6tsn
- Gonrao parpFntsm in Wsn ycrt,
gs1ysr Ger Gong Ssianp Balm, bat I'd,
bancroft efidrt. Die Walipa tstroasn
5000, 600, bic a!tiva $1,000, 900.
- Gin Srunou Tcttor, Wamsus gpra,
bat bas Saus elmer Nsss'ln IN SsraIia.
No.. in Yranp afitidi. 3ph &;nbsr "a
msn In ben 5lammen um.
- Nmsritinilts Gusrgis. Was gnsrs's
psrmaa, bat iih ,piseer bel esm Uranium
0lad rsr Diapath" ssjsiet. Cas eau,s
Matsriol mr 3srllfauna Der 3situns lag
In lrummtru; Die pulfs par tanm su.
sanalid unb fur ben Auasnt!td unbraud,
bar; aasn NOD per Vliltas baitsn be
5srausssbsr nsue lppsn asfauit, nm 3
uSr Natm'itass wartn rit Ssbsret uno
bas UslGaitstureau In rsaelmdgiaem
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-12-01

itit bet Seit eas Sauerfraut in cer std.
ting 9c;tiegeu uno Eat in ieiner sepiegenel'
Seidelpenheit pic Iafeln per sr5Btea .Dto-
nartea sejiert.
@elc4 b0rtcn Gonpf he5 Sauarfruut
h'er'nlanoe se3en bus 9SerurtEeil Ger Git=
aeboreneH Iii teiteber bate. 1T lattia!n 6e=
faaat. 9t(lein e}15r,ebute binonrd frnu=
tel Die Sorflrnpfsr oe5 Sauerfrautes NIT
fat nnnerflih gcoen sslrinnen uno lfets
iba(tc ihnen aus Dem aesnerild,en Eager
pas b0bni'he NelpgeiArei rOuth unb
Scurfrcut" entge3en. Oa fam psr Ste
te(lirnsfries uno nit eincm Sd(use uabn,
Die fat prciRisiibrise auertrautfebpe
eine anpere @enouns. Die nit geial;ez
nem Sd)pcineTleii6 iiteriittterteu slrmeen
oeS 9acroenS led,ten nah elmer pesetabi=
lliben 3ulpeiie uno aaf Die sablreihen
Gmpf feblunsen peutlaer AerSte bin, fanD
ba3 crmpacte, leibt gu trauspcrtirenoe
SuHerfraut @naoe unb feline Nufnabme
inter ben Senbunsen Der @elunbbeitS,
cpmnlillicn ;u ben Nrn1een i'm Telpe ae=
retdte ben 2eetern gum Sesen.
llno ME ber;lih mar peS Sauerfraut
@wpiang,L- Die osati iAen SplOaten unt=
ar1ntsn ben alten ssreunb nit 9iiibruna
uno Stcl; uno bic amerifanilheu, Der
alten lausiabrisen Tebpe nit einem Male
per9elienp, nabmen Den friber 10 pera9te<
ten 9esner init 6reuben ,auf uno iein al,=
lcrrtutii iAer Gbumdo bali teioe setreulid
iiter bic beflaSensmertbe 5al;fleil9periroe
oeS r!erja6ri9en &rieses hiawes
,,Ie xI is uao ris RliI rim
go au;ea 8 rers mice
Setu ten ibrsn itcl,,n 81 n
no fhlrfen , id Tr soe"
Oas Sauerfraut bate bic amerifani=
lhen Wigen teliegt unb ba eS in ieiner
ansetcreuen geibeioenbeit ii6 niemals
ieincs Sieges itterbob uno ben iihenpun=
penen @esner ME ieiue puae tirte fiiblen
lieB, 10 bat e5 beute lhcn cine popularitit
erre!6t, oereu mi, tn1n1er lteiseabe 3u=
nabn,e erltauneuSmertb lit eine geliebt<
belt, Die e5 III Bet Siitte tuie int Balalt
sum germ seietenen Sat mabt Der
slnlerifaaer bat ibm lcsar bic @ere Atisfeit
an9eceiben lalien, poB er e5 neutlh tuh=
Itatirt aao bic bartariiAs uno bttrle5fe
Sdreihws!fe srur!srnt", aueroinsS
pbsnsti!t, yi.htIa. esa!na. aiiMalis ;a per-
ldlwiHssa utu bent r!d'!!s ssas.:ssa Saas
sr!raat" p!ae 81 usadeu.
- amenbuts fir 0srtn une
aSintsrlaiioa neueRsr JaeOn dnp BEL 5srrn
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~ Damenbute fir 5srtn unb
9BintsrIaioa neueasr Jaeon anp bei 5srrn
&. W . on gu batsn.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

COMMITMENT WEEK. lS11.

Sunday, July %. Baccalaureatc. at .
IL 7. NJ, by President Robins. Sermon
before the BOardman Missionary society
and I oung Men'- Christian Association.
at II p. NJ. by Rev. II. NJ. King OF Bo,-
ton Highlands
Monday. July %. Prize Defamation,
of the Junior Glass, at the Baptis, Church
at Z. M; music by Ballard's Orchestra
OF Lewiston.
tuesday, July "a Examination tor En-
trance. at Room No. 8. Champlin Hall. at
5 \. NJ. Annual Meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees. at Room No. 10. Champin Hall
at a. NJ. Annual Meeting of the Alumni
Association at Alumni Hail. at = L. NJ.
Planting OF the Ivy by the Junior Class. 3
L. NJ. Anniversary OF the Literary So
cieties. at the Baptist Church. at L. NJ. {;
Grafton BY Lemuel Moss. D. D., Presi-
dent OF Indiana State University; Poem
by 5. F. Smith, ID. D., OF Newton Centre.
NJ ass.
Wednesday, July % Addresses of the
Graduating Class, at the Baptist Church.
at II A. NJ. The procession forms at IL
A. NJ Commencem ent Dinner at Alumni
Hall. at L. NJ. Library aud Cabinet OF
Natural History will be open from to
Z. NJ. Concert. by the Mendelssohn
Quintette and the Stockbridge Quartette
(hotzschmar. Pianist at the Town Hall,
at Z. NJ. President Levee after the
Concert.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05
Notice Of Foreclosure.

fubhr notice Is hereby given that Frederic J
fAFArf. "i BuckAport, ia the state ~ Name on
ihr I!ih day 10 August \. u. l.6t by hts deed ~
ta1t 4at-, duly recorded, nOrta .rd tp me 4 Ger.
tam parcel "t real c-tIte, situate on the north
ra-terly shore ot Pcnob.cot River, IN Report
N.lI-r. aul bounded, !, ginning at the north ca
corner ~ .-ni % 4. Homer ou the south westerly
'1e "i VI niu street thence running south westerly
t} SD Homer Land go feuon-cO cot River thence
cf.Lrriy uy ihc lIycr - land Of Fred ~uororlI.
ttIHc nHTUrriy or north .cIHtcrIy by sAil spot
I"rl- lIu1 to said street and thence ~ sail
-tFtct W"-teriy - the place OF beginning. being
the t"o parcels ~ real estate conveyed 10 me one
hF m He4Lley aad TIE other by sad SpoT,r,i
together with al the buildings thereon with the.
railway thtn on the premises and all the lnachin.
cry, gearing. hNturc-, blocks, and all tool, OF
thrP description pertaining thereto. also the
Iai"Ay and materials tor railway bought OF
Ar"eil and others, now laid dow on saId lot
MIth all thc HNturcs, machinery and other aparA.
iu' pertaining thereto, th' whole as ii was then
Or when completed embraced IN said mortgage
me conditions of SAID mortgage hay ing been and
sun being broken, / clAlm 10 loreclosc the same
AMI give this notice Tor that purpose
JULIA {. BARNARD
by lHED. O. WoODMAS her Att'y
hueAspoft, June 50, is'1. 3w:7
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

A member OF the New Hampshire
House Of Representatives is anxious to
render the death menace impressive He
has introduced this week an act in relation
10 the execution Of Joseph La Page. pro-
vidiug that il shall be III place accessl-
bic to the public. 80 that ali persons who
wish to be present may have the privilege
John Bright. who rose in the House of
Commons fortnight ago TO plead for the
abolition of capital punishment took up
the argument where he had dropped it
II years before. One thing had been
gained during the long interval, although
lie did not seem to lay much stress upon
it. Executions are now conducted in Eu-
gland without unnecessary publicity and
indecency. The officers of the law de
their work; there are no spectators ia
the jail-yard; there are no sensational ef-
fects; the newspapers dismiss the subject
with ten lines. The New Hampshire gen
tleman seems to be unduly fond OF town
shows.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05
A Russian Defeat Reported.
LONDON. July 2

hsC-'DC-'' vHif
II is stated the Turks are devastating a
large portion of Bulgaria for the purpose
of preventing the Russians from proyis
loniDg their army. The harvest has been
carried of. fruit trees felled and the torch
applied TO large grass plains. Everything
that could be OF any use to the invading
army has been removed or DESTROYED, aud
the people will be in utter destitution.
CONSERVATION prevails among the people.
who see nothing before them but famine
and pestilence added to the horrors of the
war.
The Roumanan forces are preparing To
cross the Danube near kalafat
despatch from Tre5izOnd states that
10 Is reported that the Russians had storm
ed two redoubts before Kars. and were
repuised with great loss. Turkish sources
assert THAI there was great battle fought
twenty miles south of Sstoya. on Friday
and Saturday, which resulted In the total
defeat of the Russians. Turkish gubboats
completely destroyed the Russian bridge
between SimnitZa and Sistova.
Its stated the Turks made a d.sp,iate
sortie from kars, SUNDAY mcrn:aa. At
tempting to surprise the Ru>si4tn, and
storm the hill on which their guns we're
used in bombardment. The Turks were
compelled 70 withdraw after several hours,
fighting. Losses heavy on both sides.
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

The Presidents late order forbiddiug
ofiice-holders from taking part in political
conventions, has been openly violated by
the. Hon. grmes f. wilson. OF Iowa. who
acted a Chairman of the Iowa Republican
Convention. So far as Information has
reached Washington. this is the first trans
gression. Mr.. Wilson was reappointcd 4
Government director IN the Union Pacific
Railroad by the President few weeks ago
The latter stated, just before leaving for
the East, taat he should make special
example Of the first case of neglect to con-
form 10 his order which should be brought
20 Ills attention. There has been much
speculation to-day. in consequence As to
what action the President viii take with an
officer 20 prominent and influential as Mr..
Wilson. Il is Likely that an excuse will be
found Tor Mr. Wilson in the tact that he
was chosen a delegate to the convention
before the Presidents order was issued.
The order is not supposed 10 be an ex post
facto one
Ellsworth American., 1877-07-05

An oriental traveller describes this
busy scene, witnessed on historic shores
'Our steamer landed on beach which
was the port of Antioch, where the dis
ciples were first called Christians. There
was no town at the waters edge, no peo-
pie, no wharf. The passengers and the
merchandise were PIT ashore in lighters,
which ran w into the sand A troop OF
camels, with their drivers lay on the beach
ready to transfer the goods into the inter-
ior. Among the articles landed were box
es marked DIR. J. c. Aver q Co., Lowell.
Mass. L. 5. A. showing that they con-
tanned medicines and whence they came.
These with other goods were hoisted on
the backs of camels. Tor transportation to
Antioch Thus the skill of the West sends
back il remedies to heal the malades OF
populations that inhabit those eastern
shores, whence our spiritual mama came"
=. Winsdor ~ Chronicle.