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8thenf6aft u. 8efmnOem Nenfdyet
nerifat0?

eincm Mittel bon unbeffrittener gsirfInnifeit,
uno pslf)es ben iderifen Be9 nababnt Sur
S8ieberberfellung BON @eiunobcit ano saI
iprin9ltbei 8raft?
GS 9iebt pielerlei &ranfhciten afuter llV8
fieberil1er Art, uon penen mir feinespe9s b%
baupten, lie Our9 @lettri3itdt beiler ST. f6l#
nen; allein, naf 2llleoenI, mas uns bic GleM
trO- PbpfOlosie lebrt in 8eSu9 aaf ben Nd
dus operandi Der
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c. taot=Spn. n,iNars=a3arce,,,

Staot=SpntmiHars=25
Baltimore, ben 4. Suli 1878.
WerfieaeIte Musebo.e weroen in beiem Biireou
bis Wonta9, ben 15. Suli, gad1mittaes 1 rlbr,
ent9e9enaencmmen iiir Die Siefcruns oes Wsates
rtat5 tur uno Den Sau eiues 9lbsugsFauaIs
snter Der Woroz9lpentte, am ooer nabe Dem S,ar=
toro1vsnn nob in bieiem 9 Pireau eln5uebenoen 8ld=
nen uno SpAititottonea. 8ilr9i6oft nit senebmiste,
Slderbelt Iiir Die 9etreue Ausfabrung Der Ar6et in
It'd. Sein Mn9etot miro berifitdbtist, menn es MD
oon elmer Siir9itat BON 9iamen speier reponiiblel
Stherbetten iir ben Seauf Der n6thieen Su1nme be,
9iettet 1T. Die 4n9eboe iperoen dn 6enlieIben Gaat
i'm Sareau 6es 9iapcrs ae6ffnet. Sns Redt, Urgent
elm ooer ale n9ebote Su peripegsn, ro oor6e4aiten
sxobu e. SooIe,
G59-6f) gfert 6es Gtobtz Nnmmi556rs
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betlfraftiael. ,.nS praferp atipen

g8irtlnsen Der Soltail6en Gleftri3itdt, bal
ten iplr ms an Der ii9ereH 4nnaBule bered
ti9t, baB alle jene fronii6en geiben an6 all
Sranfbeiten, ipeIde etnem geiGt5i iften !3u
itanoe 6es Rerueniptems entlprtn9en, D
Grid)5pfung Der yierpenfrait ooer Der Dfrinfs
oerten @urgie Der 2ebensfunftionen, iuie
Dies in unieren Shriften nad1peiiens gfii1
ltderiueiie um 9eiGtelteu beilbar finD onE|
9tnrDenbung bon
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sScbn %. @iaiams,
eSanies 2. Morrow,
STaGf Gor,
~Fs'tF n
u. 4. @reem, Setretar.

IIbU % %. W' UIktW, StIttIuI'
Gfomtniftrattons=gluseI
" yiaGrid1t miro biermit ge9e6en, oaS llnter5ebnet
8ollmad3t Sur Seripatun9 oeS ytalaiies oes allbte
perit. Sermann &afenbalg erbolten BADEN. al
peldbe 5oroerungen an oieien 9iadDlaB baben, fper
ben 6ierit auiseforber, Iote ne6it ben n6bi9en Se
leaen lpdteitens bis sum4. San. 1879 ensureben uni
eeltenb su MAIDEN o6ir 3u gemdrtisen, baB brer SIN
priide an oiesn yattaB 9eies fur oerluitis ertldr
iuerben m6sen. Ile, Die 3a6lungen an otelen yla6
las su MAIDEN baben, tperoen btermit aui9eioroert
iold)e unperSilsli6 an lnerSethnete Su leiten; hi
Eidbt, 10 miro 9eriftIiCh eineeI6ritten.
Gruit Ssaienbatg uno
C5965.T.D emma SsaiCubalg, Aom.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-05
N Nareaa eeS 0tatbbansz superintemoenten, !
~ V4L | III e. ben 4. SlILi 1873.

sSorberlnss -anse6ote auI eieferuna BON 800 9onz
nsn Der ,beiten pesai6isen uno barten gteinfobleu
gI, 1, ieoe 2240 Biunb bateno, fperoen in bi5ienl
ubr, ansenommen; Die 9obteu malien iue9seftaut
per6en un6 BON Sdiefer unb anberen unlengteiten
Iret lem. Oas &et ar 2serperfung irgenbetnes ooer
aler ansebOte pirs nor6ehalten.
Cf0f.2,4l Jlatbbauss Supsrintenoent.
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Warsea eer Stra zen Surfabsud,Ss
N9 GutttnsIl6pe

BaItEm re, Den 8. sui 1873.
pie Gonmtlidte flr ben SGrh6rudb Der gtrasen
MAIDEN hermit in GemdB6eit Der @taotneroronunaen.
gftite t3, 6etannt, oaf lie 6ei Dem staotzRe9iratol
einen 8ertdt iber .Yer9ltunsen, untoiten anS ans
idse, tpte fie uon ibnen fir oas gonhemuiren uno
S6IeBen oerSdIoot: S,ouie@ Zane. npu9aa otIon.
Mnenne bis Neemuohfsr,, In ue6erenitimnluna
NIT elmer am l. aprii 1876 bonn 8ir9ermeiter un6
Staotrat9e pan Baltimore geIehnli9ten Seroronuna
anaeies HA alr 0urbiidt uie6ergele9t 9o6en; ebens
5aiss elnen ertI6renoeH Grunorib Der 6eia9en gooz
0ouieztane. DIE anidee ertreden lid aui uno lmz
fqiien heee @sten beiaser Stboot: Solie=9ane, ens
apenue 6is 0cGaobr. gip MAIDEN berhurca ferner
befnnnt ooB lie 9oaneritaa b. H. Suit 1878, frS6 Id
nbr, lid in ibrem 8iireau i'm fatbbnufe oelialametE
Deroer, u tr9eno elnen Oct perideoenen in oep ,es
tagten Serihe, io9le quo i'm ertdrenacn Y one entz
baltsnen @e9enitSnee nodlualS S ten' IItiS ee
iann Sseer oer babel tHteteiiir.. 1T, an erem 9ast
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Gpe3iaI= =Noti3ell.
Gterbtt eesdba,ttl
1irfitd,e uno ruSii5Me 8doer tias SO GerfS

Ntetbtt 8esdatttl
9artitdse nno rnffifde 4doer tas SO eeuts
Rr. "a, aorozisstserts.earase.
EtSuIt4.tS) g. s. Jerrep, Gisenthlmer.
uaW. HIetjdAmamm & 6emap.'S Dsetbets
(compressed ysast).
g,o mnn entbedt bot, baE ntele Na@abmunsen uns
ferer Sefe fid i'm Marite beFnben, 70 bat ale d&te
rebefe uneres Gabrifats auf iebem Badete ben sfa=
men unierer Girma. HIe anberen finb geababmun'
Wian perlanse bon Tefnem Grocer 0aM 6tetfd|s
usamm & &omp.'s DreBbeie. 2dsltt trii&!
satrifzDepot: Nr. "a, sore<@ntatp>Sttabe.
Q. g. Bennett, @eiddftsfnbrer.
(garsis. .t2uatsD
Die ueaem tiarfiibem ano rmiHidbem eIsttro'
dbeustytaeu, HserfuriaI>, GdbtuefeIs unb 9ausets
baser in Nr. 147. earatosa<, nabe gutauHrase,
kub iest fir Serren unb Damen In boiler 2hdhgtett.
pas spMnoerbar lutrfenoe SaatmitteI
Sulphide Of a r N c u m.
Ninnen, Dlltben, 8eulen unb ane Sautausihldse
perben untebinst sebeiIt; 81 bas a'adet; NIT
ber Bon suaeIhidt. Nan ienoe Pof=STTcezS zStempel
tbr Bampblet nebit @e6rauh hsaniueiinns.
9r. 9ohue s. Comp, Rr. Sc. Sf=Tapetteffr.,
Dein apotbeier bat es. 20,tS.i.a.1.)
gtne Raxte.
an aIIe, ma&e on ben Dolsen BON Susenbfhnben
n.rp6fer G&mdde, gntfrdituns, BerlnR ber Yaan=
nesfrait &C. Ieibeu, fenbe i'd TO emf ret Elm Neept
has Re furirt. Dieies sroBe SeilnitteI wurbe bon
etnem Waiffondr In Shb>Ameria entbedt. edidt ein
abreIFrtes @ourert on sfen. Soiepb z. Snman, Sta'
lion D, 8ible<Soufe, N.>D. &ttp.
(Oh.s.tS.t&p.,f.a.a.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-05
Gtn9e5dtnt1taaelte eStttuelett.

Nem y orf, 4. JNli,-Ole 3olibebDrber
6abeu elne betrd6tlibe Guantilat Suwelen
uelde BON bem bisii9en llhrraber @n
Gapes ein9ei6mu9selt poroen pareu, in Se
iflag 9enommen. Die Sulpslen waren IL
llhren ternadt
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@eiamObeit sertiittet

1T unb beren 2ebensfrait untergrabcn III "A
Solge BON ibrem @eidle1te eiseneu llnregM
udBl9feiten, unO Die aus faIidler S6anf ol#
SeridumniB ibre 2eiOeH uerldu9ern. gDd
balb alio cine 70 t5flidle @abe, pie & ll
@eluubbeit lit, ober sutiiniti9es Slid
ldn9er pernu6lditgen, tudbreno bic Wiitte
3nr 6eilung auf Der 9aub liegen? gsesbal
uidt iOiort ba3 Sod abibiittelu unO su eiHet
Wtiitel greifeu, iueldes besriinoet IL auf
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Git Nnden fef10fef.

Song Bran d., g. s., 4. Suli.-@m.
Mioselp, Elm SodsD, pelder on BET beutiseu
.Steeple, Ghaie" i'm rWtonmoutb 8arfe"
tbeilnabm, itiir5te nleber unb iein Bferb fiel
anf i'm. Gr ift lett Dem nnialle seitorbeu,
@en Hip @ranoe.-Wete ltttrabe,t,
@alpe on, Ser, 4. Suli,-@tne 9epe.
ife aus 0fueno Condo siebt on, baB iibe,
tauienb Merifaner mad 81 Baio Mnternegs
iino, nm ben 8efanaenen Merlfaner Deieoacc
apOOaca 3u befreien NIB Die terauil1er
Staatstruppen gu selitreucn. Die Merifane,
baben bic Iegteruns Der Yropin5 @hibuabuu
sur 9iilfe aufgeforOert. apooaca, Der sc.
fanseue, bat mebrere pronlinente Amerifane,
oerSetbeilignns OIL Dem @ufrubre ;n Gl 4air
i'm lef,ten TPael1ihar nnnefinnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Ssasl oes SaraeraetiterS oerstaot Baltimore.
eSn @emaBbeit cities 9eiehles, peldben Sr.
Sts Seuhole, Brdfioent oes eriten 3nei9es oes
Stabtrathes pou Baltimore uno fuueiIcuoer Na@
9or an MID, ben unte3ethneten, Sbertff Der Staot
Baltimore, seridtet,
benadirtdltise i'd hermit ane seIeslthen unb
beredlttaten Sttmnseber beia9ter StGHt Baltimore,
oaB Sonneritag, oen IL. sSuli 1878, In aIen
9Baros 6eia9ter gtabt clue 28abt amr srpdbImmg
in 6ose bea G6le6eus BON G5eore u. Sane entItanNez
nen Yatanb In 9enanntem smte a6sebalteH loerben
fptto.
Die Sttnmotnle tperben friib Nor 9e6ffnet uuo
abenos llbr 9eidIoien.
YBittpp N. gupipoen,
054-65) G@eriff Der Stobt Baltimore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-05

TRADE MARK. fplrtenoen Uttttetn eftfernt oas
siftge BrinSip, ueIdbes Die T9dtigteit Der SraanI
ldbmt, aus oem Seitene uno felt ben gorRaIsuftani
Der @eunobeit in elmer unbeoius tpunoerbnren gBeil
fpieoer her. IS 9ab cine 3eit, mann elm Ioldes gr.
eebniB f nur onrd bic 95eorie sottlider oher 96ui:
i1er gnmii6ung ertldren IeB; allen Die 3eit 6el
Sererei lie9t hinter uns uno man dreibt eBt Heuls
tate lo9i6en llriafben Bll.
gDaS man nidht beereift, nimmt man, nenn man
ieinen 2Bertb erintteIt roBoem In Der polen 3upers
d,t bin, oaf Der Sortifritt Der aBienihnft es Dem
Seritanoe tlar MAIDEN miro. IS LIT cine In tauienben
nno a6ertauien6en 6Gllen unanieht6ar ertpieene
&batiade, bn6 Sr. SoIman iiir Die Sebanoluns pon
SumpIeber cine ncue uno ridtiee &beorte NIT grics
an9efuanot bot.
gSir piiien burh tbotid6lid1e grIabrung, Die
9iIl atterl uno ior9dtig enuideIt TIT, baB5oImans
eebertliien ale5, mas man pou 5m riibmt, auh be-
iptrtt; mir rabmen BON ibmHoaenbes: es BELT G6tz
tefr1it, 9alge unoronuna, Se6erleiben, Wedielfiez
Der, pertooIihes 4opimeb, Dnspepiie @5a[enfieber,
ge6lu6t, Reural9ie, 9iierenleiben, unreeeImdsi9e
5erSthdti9teit, 6beumatlsmus, ole &rten uebfber
Sbmdhe, pd9raine, &enbenmeh, Seien=, 8fiideu=,
Nia9enz, Sbulter= uno UiusfelihmerA, @alienfoit,
9alli9e Starr90e, Saft9dbt II. I. 10,
SSplman's ssberftficu=.s3 3iireauS:
9sr. D, 9toto SbarIesitra6e, cine 3leppe bob.
TtuGtuatt & SAL.
Serabunaen in Den SreauS 0ber brieflih fofienFrct
RD- sine Softorin 1T I'M 0amenSimmcr ftets oIi.
meie B. Die Bfreaus iinS tdgd5 pon frab bis
l6r, yttttmodls uno Eamftags 9i5ettos his
u4r 9eorfnet. tDtoiil, l,129Gte, ,iaG)
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PULVERMACHEl
eleftriid)ett
g II rteln
mO'-
8anOagelt
&anDagem


b.rporsetra6t perSen, ais Die nertbboll
itfeIlte, einiadlite NIB mirflanlfe Sebal
luu9smetbooe bon Granibeiteu erfannt,
uuieren oas gBeien oieler @iirtel nnb So
oa9en beidreibenSen Tampbleteu falIen /
Die manni9fa6en gusaHlpenDun9en, mel
iidl burh 8nlberma1er'S 8anoagen er,Ie
laiien, sulammen unO beftatigen oieidt
Ourh 5ahlreidle 3eu9uIiie 5u ibren @nnlt
ausgeltellt uOn ben
tii6tt9ffet 2tersten tt.tS WfaM&e
Der 2Sifemid)aft
Guropa'S uno Gmerifa's. @lei9fatls III
mir nah, mesh a 1 b ibr @ebrau6 2inoe
unO 5eilang berbeifiibrt, ieibft na9osuN'
jebe anSere Sebanolun9Srueiie ni9t bend
bat. Geier, -
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Selegrap9iI@e 9epeideit.
9nlanS-gfpefd)e,..

G8eriGte Der ~afiocirteu Yree. fir ben sDeustdeg
&erreipouoentena.1
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WtOBe NtBe 11tl0 Soalenitt6e.
SO ton, 4. Suli. - ytlht meniger, als
iieben 6dls BON Sonnenftid) puroen sefteru
in bteier Staot 9eulelbet uno fiiuf b;sisr 6aqe
nabmen tDotliben gHsaans,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-05
NOrefteY
&n @9Da@lide, sserbsie uni
irditete, Die in Sulgs i,ua|
luierisen, d)rOnii6en. ue
nher ianftiuatlIen aranl
lsiben.
Die datBerli@en Mtttet itnD
itGerfteit

uub befeu bel iOlheu &runf6eitsn anSun
oenoeu in 6olge Der eeidti9feit, bic ms
itottet, ibre gSirfnn9 Mn6 i6re @rfolse
beoba6teH; nno BON allen oieien Wtii
bat man Die @lettriSitdt in Der Bor1RbSld
anbaltenoer uno anbauern0er GtI
mie iolae ausi6lieBlid uon ben
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Verntifd,te Depeidts,t aus Netps
Nlnrf
0rpke 0ifse tttto Sottttetiifid1e.

Nem z9orf, 4. Suli, - 9eute traf be1
Dampfer ..@eltic" BON 2iuerpool bier elm.
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1leue anaetael..
SoImau'S 2eber &ts,eu,
Der
u u u D erz . pttur.
Die @eeenmittel @irtuno
BON S9oItnan's
&eberfihen u,io zYfaiter

@ir balten es nidt iiir iiber.
] trieben, Su 6ebaupten, baB oos
3Sebettihen ben Seetnn einel
sneuen tera in oer 5eiltunot
sbeseihnet. DieiesIiidli6e Ser.
Deint9ung BON auilaueenoen,
IpeSiiil6 nuf 2e6er uno Dinger
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-07
MaRTIyEz's nYsTERIoUs Suicide
The Close Attention 20 sick wife that may
have Weakened his Mind.

The remains Of Juan MARTINEZ, whose
suicide by shooting himself on Tuesday cycn-
ing, in the room OF his friend. jose de Armas.
at $50 Second avenue. was announced in ycster-
days Sun. were taken 10 the residence OF his
brother Hernandez II MARTINEZ II East TWEEN
ty-ninth street. several hours after the suicide
Before this was done. the Rcv. Edward G.
liough;on. assistant rector Of the Church Of the
TRANSPORTATION. WHO is the son-in-law Of
Hernandez H. MARTINEZ. went TO 30 East Fifty
ninth street TO break the ncws to the widow.
1t was determined that she should remain
nj home. but short time after Mr.
Houghton had returned to II Enst Twenty
ninth street, she followed him thither IN COM
phny with the lady with whom she aud her
husband had boarded. She WIS nearly over
whelmcd with grief No solution OF tn, Inys-
terry was offered by Coroner Wohman or any Of
the family yesterday. except the cOninctur" Of
tnmnorary alteration Of mind His wife
rcccntlv recovered from long and severe at
tack of penoumonia. during which he was UNI
remiting in his attentions &c, her. lie admin.
night and day and kept y record Of
the very ,mnute ,at which sne had
taken each. The attending physician says III it
her recovery was duo mainly 10 his careful
nursing. They had been married eighteen
years. They were very an"rtonntc toward
cheh other. Nothing had orcurrh e. disturb
this relation when he lcft her on Monday NORM
from homo unexpectedly without sending her
word. On Tuesday morning. Therefore, she be-
came alarmed, and Inquiries were made for
him. His hroher anu the R,y. Mr.; liouyhtgn.
who. az T. NJ, found him in bed in Mr.. De
Armas' room where he had lain all day. and TO
whom hcrronis"i 10 r'turn {" his home that
alarm them. Mr. de Armns. who found iAat he
had shot himself in the right mpl' during the
short interval 81 time while hc was 81. pauy-
ing these visitor. 10 the front door of
the house. says he was utterly surprised
~ the act. A permit WIS given yesterday for
the burial %. the body, The time II The inquest
has MOI hppn fixed. Coroner N1ltmau took the
testimony of lrrnnndr1 Il. Martinez yesterday
with the result In lI's."d ahO,c. The latter etys
tne bu-in' SO affairs r. JuHn Nlriuo2 70 ~ EN-
cham. rllr' are "a % prosperous condition. and
onord no "lueto thr ruu-v OF the suicide. \
cons ideftNlH iIrt pf Jua. Murtln,H'- property
WAS cNiN- a'tl ri the hr dl- ng ont Of the civil
war in tuhn. II is said TINT this l1ss was often
in his thoughts. hut thai hc never hroplcd on
IL in "a way tp suggest arrangement ~ mind.
ORIGINALLY th" n4mc WIZ written MARTINEZ
ileru2. hut after the removal Of the brothers
from Cuha the last part was dropped in bust
un-- trnL-i tiou-. q ouch q I- yet lr's served 'y
some 90 ~" family Oh Visiting cards. Juan
Marine let no rn ilrru.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-07
rnr MACK noAE, or Nrw ronn.



'hc "i inc papers rta' ih1t evening h'lor'
n. ilul. Toe LOCAL SDaist, was tie rrpoli 81 Or
l. 7 ,.....t... .ef D. tf..t. 80 H. 49,
NJ N"'''N"H' o." H'N''. "S~''"'' Al re-
gard % m question whether there Wa~ ANY
system of vcntilntiou f,u.v.d in the nm lie
I. e. ...... ,.,.. ..c V.li., 4,
:. h''i-. Use answer WIS 40 NrnilN.'"h i~
IL. ,,,t, f,.f, ,.,,- a., l.....,. 10,
''i' - ''''''''' ~ '' ''' Va ~
~ n.-N IN AL titHfNall' Nt 90 trultidi are are
made three times % j,y. one Principal Saws
h"' som" rooms VIII NOT nF'ris" go 9th r.
Will aNNrW,' so. The -'t' H.. capacity M tlt
lower ra i.- 81 schools i- limited is r.l,4l
'' UT '"'i'" 10 i"iu'N'lV"' ln' ''"l' f''''l-
~ 'ht that IN liking "a" sitting capacity o.
rnOn. e. tnn following shall boz tho minimum
ALLAN. u.s of rD.r .urf,.as and air s.a..,. m.
rl4.l-.
H. Tho fiir,,. lower rnd,- of tri,nnrV schools
j-u.rtr tnrd ~ Duli.. ia: In th. thrst
hft...r IRA l.- a. eufaf. f..i ami su ,ui Is g.
m iii,. Cur i.ttar trr,ln. .i Grammar s.nn
: -lu.tr. tnnt and ga .uli. f..f. I'm go. %, IA
hi..i..r'f,i.s % -,,,,,,. H., l,,i iai ',i IL. i
90 ~u.l d ..,lt.it. oi D.. hr. rom -ra O.. -4N
tl. committee II tho Md. .a.I ..aI - .i.fv.
tl.u.f e.nI. -elN rtnrf r than MINT which
nov, H. an ut. heretofore. n. n allowed fiii IA d.
sands ii children in tho public. schools nr NV
Yufk. D.. mot =, arns,ca ~. .nanl.t I...rn.
consistent with uhV-flin- lead iuv or with tnt.
ou.ninu- uf,uu fI'f. -ul... .t Those who's. - -
rff !. iu...mrui h. .uiIf. q. ,lrf.r. me-. aftf
r.-.l..f Z ua minimum t.uIl. -tn.n. IN vUf.i.
nlainialrsl without i.r"ptiil1 irIuglt haze
been found hy urtu.l eN p.f mont with thr mos
prrf.-' mechanical nunit,tu-.. devised ~ b.,
~ euhi. feet This amount If -pn.1. vi all
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-07
.1MTSEMENIS.
I.yceum Theatre.

A. q theatrical event of unusual noise and
nonsense, the performance of Richard ILL.,"
at the Lyccuni last evening may be worthy II
record As dramatic performance. it was
entirely beneath contempt. The actor who Is
styled upon the bills the Count Joannes drew
together upon this occasion very large
audience. which amused itself in laughing. Ieer-
ing and applauding. A greater part Of the
performance passed In dumb show. Once
tho player lost his self-control under
the jcerng fusiladc. and shaking his fist at the
collective mischief makers pronounced it an
Internal scoundrcL" Miss Fairbanks, who
played Lazy time. and managed by an extraOr-
binary combination Of luck and incompetcncy
~ avoid speaking one line Of her part as II
should be spoken, was loudly laughed at. and
finally becoming incens"d advnnced to. tho
fOOilights. and promised on her honor II the
man who instigated the dsgrnccful proceed
ings and wrote the article in the Erenug
Teiegrdm would send his card 10 her she
would publicly horsewhip him on Broadway
the next day. After TINS ridiculous specch
the cOntcmptuous applause aud laughter he.
came almost continuous, and the remainder VI
the play was scarcely audi
Ii is only lust To- say that the acting OF the
Count Joannes and 81 Miss Fairbanks WIS
simply intulerablc. Mother Of them seems 10
have the laintcst conception OF the part as
cumel.
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srs ass s. Srands S,n '7 so.hsrn Shipping s5
ICED {, 5oSs2o y ton rye feed, sissssG EucswR.a,
iss. bale, oiddhns upsnds ii iGc Futures were
ea HS src %e1' Bic c'G cr KIT al &c for for
NAV II f6r iunc hIc Tor univ and 1Sc ior Al.
sust sales Of uui:es. $500 bales Receipts at parts
PnSyioss-Tht market wn dull ard nominal for drcs.
rork on the sc 2'essi 70 but 40 tbls. sold for
quiet buyers ami sellers apart sales ipo bx- Western
s, n"d t a' m .ns 9S s@c o s more aSye
nn 'slHs, in'lsm Meslic Lard sa'ei 'ales IN the
oes7 20 for rfim Nc|ern End FOR lutete dchyery 100
cn s1S' o at a." rgr fSS'th". sy 81 N.s
i% ,r ci "", II l,r J,ge.' eE,an @S "st
chcc-c rather quiet factory ii@iic, do daircs,
S@i3c Ohioia tory iDala,sc Egg /, i 2c or fresh.
macriiD lower. and winter reds were .,eaiicr sale.
.p213 y NJ rcd wacr = 4si y
iof whit, s,", H." sr% cni,nto an MY s9ks s
iiturc d,vcr, $500 bushels 81 srr.ni At - ~ Tor
feOrunr, aud si2 sesi q Tor Mmch Barley active for
1ic, OFT. in god demand and The inrn dcsrcr sales
"a ~ .' d' T cadns s5 f1 NJ nj S q" 'or
miSrd and sc ier whilc. Also 2',p'o bushels No !
ani vice. Steady az. N Tie sroi 700" u.'c. at IS
am nc, Yellow icrs and southern S@ ,5, Tor future
delivery 81 go Lu-.l~ ut % Tor ~ mixed. Feb
GnocElr,-ia,c pee vas moro uct,c ana stendv AZ
liSel5 a. .go4 ,ac- i@ bag peftat i,si7iic mild
mon.N wac cidy e. foa5oe Tor prime ianc, with
H., -ai 81 nd ami bs, a. a avg ,. 7ge , nG
m, n, ,n. , s oa.d arm iTm', y,
IA l'ic roi hnr.. ani 0i, Tor j, Standard
-, ,are' w,re yry g,c but l9le arm
common TO- good strained rosi Petroleum ,as,cr.
wv %iH rrio w Mi, to II "a c tor sss
Tor primo Mh-Ncy lower iiabbls foli ntsi " ocean
f.i. ilGr e., d. de- 10 Giasrow .c"n p, 81 ak
49,. HtUNrtn
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House Of Representatives.

Mr.. Cox Dem. n. y offered resolution
directing the Committee ON Commerce to in
vcsiisat" the wreck Of the steamer Metropolis
and tho conduct Of the Life Saving Stations in
connection herewith and also TO examine and
report on the necessity Of legislation Ia prevent
un-eawurihy and improperly laden vessels from
going to sen.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. springer Dam. ILL., called up the reports
in the Parhcco-W igglntun contested election
case from the Fourth District of California.
Mr. Leonard Dem. La said that from the
evidence Il appeared that the contestant and the
confession hai received an equal number oi
votes. He offered ms n substitute n resolution
d. MrinE that neither had been elected. tie had
been told that II WIS his duty tD Gust his vote ue
a Judge with his pnuy. II So foul udo.trur
WAS o. ho applied i'm court Of IN gment lei the
ul,lnno~- ~ the decd hn acknowledged TAcrr
Vas no need of adding hypocrisy to Nillainy.
l. tn" judges were to vote according uturlt
party prl'liyitic-. lW the House do away with
The iHrar of contested ol' tinu-.
Mr. Garli" drop, ONO wanted more time 10
study the evidence.
Without voting the House adjourned.
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bonds could legally bc made; and. tsccondlyl
that the Great Seal could legally be brought to
New York and used there.
These two official opinions Of the Attorney
General in Daniel VI Chamberlnins own hand
writing are now on nlc with tho investigating
committee. having been delivered 10 them by
cX-CJy. : st.
tp'r ihi~ point the story given is the sub
stance Of cN-Gov. SCOTS actual testimony ut
Columbia. rha, which he did not tell. hut
which has been dis loscd By others. ~ what
follows.
Ripley was merely tho hired tool Of Kimiton.
Chamberlain, AMI Parker. Scott resisted the
demands Of these men much longer aud more
violently than ho admits in his own testimony.
II even went so far as TO abandon the Tree liy-
ins furnished HIM at the II. Cloud. and t. takc
apartu cnis at his own expense at the - James
Hotel. whittier his prosecutors followed him.
and again hc was tempted ~ their daily and
rightly attentions.
Tho couspirators artfuly took advantage oi
Srvus notorious weakness. On one of ms
! Visits IN ihcir company tua certain theatre he
was taken hclinl the secncs and introduced 10
Mis- Pauline Markham who speedily acquired
great influence over the Governor This mdy
Lad been instructed what part To play when in
| Scots company. and had even boon promised Il
percentage ON the number Of bouds she should
prevail on him io is-ue.
I.rin-tru ions wrrc ably carried out The
worry ni4.ntof his first visit To- Nj Markham
.tf r.q..a.' a Chamberlain Co write Ia ar
doza nnd order him. ia the Governors name. ~
take to- N,w York The Great Seal Of the State
Scott awrais before the committee that cham
brrlaiu did as lac was requested.
cailo@. went Norlh, taxing the seal with him.