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observation-disclosures

" gtadrd1t niro biernt gegebe, baBtlntsrBei6netr
Bolmadt sur Sernaltun9 6e5 Nadlaiies oeg al6ies
tUel6e Boroerun3en an oieien JtoGlGs boben. IperS
ben bermit auigeloroer ol9e neb{. oen otbIasr Bea
Iegen pdtetens bis bun25. Sept. 1873 einBret6en H.
gelteno iu aqe ooet 5u 9eodrtigen, 6as eibrer 2na
pride an oleen gabIa6 geiesid fiir UeIluiig erfdrt
foetorH llo9eh' aIG, Die 3ablunsen an bieen gta9a
iog bu moqen la6en, iDeroen biermit ouf9eioroers
lG.He Anosttn9ll6 on nnter5ethueten bn leieni i1a
H'GInle mtro g,rthtliCb ein8ei9rItten.
t'O,6s92,S) S6nts 3. 4eciieI, aout.
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9ttr Get(tttle tptt 9eberIet0ett.

saui9en 9lnfauen, Sopfpeb, 5eiten. unh
0iiideni9mer5, trantem 0iugeu, S6uiuOel,
S9pdde Der Sebtaft, 9erUeuI9wd1e, Qpa
pathological, Seritopfuu9, 9pSpepiie, St6.
ring Der gtierentbdtigteit, unreiuem 8lute
uno 6rauentranlbettel gebraude man s. ua
ce'8 SaiiGparillen 8lutpillen.
Pret8 rs Gents bic S9a9tel. gu baben bei
Set9 9. 9ance Str. 1903, Beltz8altts
moresStraBe. Q5O-l
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QFomfnjItratinHss gsnsetae.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
" Jta6ri miro bierntIt gsge6eT, oaB nnterselnee
Bolmaht sur BeriDnltuns bes Ra6laties oe5 olbier
peritorbenen Bbilipp Saith erbalten bat. Nlle.
ueldje Horoerun1e1 an 6ieien gladlln6 bdbe1 fuera
ben biernltt aageoroert io4enebIt 6eunotbee 8elea
gsn Ip6teens BIS 5Im 8. sept. 20 eln5ureinen unh
oeltenb al mdGen Deer gendrtigeH bas e bres laz
prahe oieien 4alaB eeebti6 fir peruifts erfIdft
tperoen moger. ane, Die 3oGliHsen on oitien Seada
laB tu MAIDEN bo6en, iueroen uterntt ouigeior6erir
iolbe unoer3n9i9 an tlHtaBeidbnee Ru lettteu; no
Mot, 10 lpiro 9eTt6tlilb fhigedriien.
06,62,68,9D BatbarG SAITH, aor.
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8aiI. IIetiNaaann & CORPUS WreBbete
aa4A

Da mon entbedt bat, bas piele Hndbahmunsen uns
!erer Sefe d i'm Dfartte befinben, 10 bat alIe ddte
Bresbeie unieres syabriiates aui iebem Badete ben
glamen unlerer Strma. aGe anberen ifnb siadab.
mungen.
Daan perlanse BON ieinem Grocer SAT-, IIetfAs
tsann & Gomp's VreBbete. Edsltb frift !!
UGbrit<Depot: ytr. "A, storo=Gmta,p 9tratse.
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Getber, Bbo8p4 OaS RabitaI
9elImtttel gegen Jterpenidmdde. - Ybosa
phor 1T elm BeitauOtbeu bes meni6liden
S0rper8 unb finOet iit i'm @ebrue, ben gers
oenr benz Sarne, ben SUoGeu uno I'M 8lute
Dor. aetherzYboSphOr 1T etn neues Otittel,
oas bic aer5te ber llniDerittdt eriunben un6
bem ar5tlid)en Stanoe i'm AI9emeinen uua
betannt III. SO bat it9 als Sfabifai9 .ilSsaia;t1
tel 9egen gter0eni9Ua9e, &tUfteuerluf
Sd4tnlBiAmdbe unO alla aus Sugenbii
entheben0e Srantbeiteu beuGbrt. Yreis
6laidDe; $5 5mei Slaiden. gu babes @
Seth 9. Sonce gtr. 108, 8efz zBaltis
StraBe. - gllmana6e init allen Sd
uueutgeltIi6. (15(
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I'm Ane, melGe on ben Tolsen bon Sueenbfhnben,
nerp6ier G9mdbe, Gnttrdituns, Beriuf Der Dfans
nesfrait &c. Ieiben, ienbe Id 10 enfrei Elm Staept,
eas He furirt. Dieies sro6e 5eilHittel uurbe bon
einem Nitondr in Siib= b=amerita entoeft. Sdtdt ein
abrelfirtes @oupert an Neu. Soiepb z. Sumau, Stas
ton ., R.sg. @ttp.
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Starre 2eber.-oRestorar if oas
eiuia6lte, aber erfolgreihfte Yrdparat cur @r,
neueruag Oes 9au5en Spi:sniS. Bflauz
Senb q / am betlt SroitbaQen 8ranO>,
Sdnittpunoen, b0ie SiBe, j3aburueb un6
Sdmer5en aller 2lrt un0 lit baS bette s. d
morr6 oibenmittel. = % Gents Die
6laide. tpat es Der Gpotbefer ni9t, 10 9ebe
5u Samnel 3. 28olcott, Nr. SIS,
Norb=2tbertD itr. (San4, ,3Mte, ,Sa0D
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Gouim's
golta'jae elettrts@e
gaaiter.

rem Dpspepiie, bilioie 9oltf,
fen, unb perbhten Dieber IN
Stf Mpadbe iIrlb tpiInbe Gun
Rtigralaic iIiib Gciatica Fftb,
mt. H1nIt upr bic dnteH!
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Scr MelAfttntff-

yfetu : . OFT, 10. llpril. - 1olgen6eS
finb Die 9aluBnOtirungen: @elb As. St.=
@ediel 4.86-4. Sunbe8.SbIig.: '81er LOG,
1867er =, 1868er =, ueue 6iiufa 1044,
1O.4Oer 101, 8if. Columbia 82t. gtftien:
Stem Oorfer @eutral 1154, @rie 254, Safe.
Sbore III, S1inoiier Central "a, But8bura
923, Chicago giOrtbweitern 63b, DO. Yriori.
tdteu 918, Jtod>Sslano 1909, QSeitern uuton
Sci. 1871.
llnteridatamts 8ildn;: Sob $119, 1891.
432: @ourant S41,73O,478.
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Reroenfpetie. - 0leies angeuebm.
yteroeumittel hebt uub beilt trautbaite @m.
pTinolidteit Der Werpen, Rerpeni6wad,e,
neru0Ies 3nden, 3tttern, S9la1oIsfeit un6
5p1erie. &8 uerleiht bem geiammten gier,
oenlgReme cine besliideuoe &ube unb beiei.
tigt bic Our4 iibermdbise &opfarbett nerur.
ia9te ssift9e @rdopfune. @S bat GauIenbe
bon g!eroen>@rI96pfun9 gcbejIt uno Stele
sOm BGhnlan 9erettet. GO beiiet eiueu an.
ggaehmen @ei6mad il. eutb6lt nidt5 S1db,
li6es. BretS 81 pro Badet, S. fiir brei Bat.
fete. 3u bdben Bet g eth g. Sauce
1O8, g8e 4 . altimores Strase.-
a1mauaG gratis. (15O-)
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9dnfernff.

Hem= 9 OFT, 10. 2lpril. - Die ,Imeriz
can Suspenber in @aterburn, st., bat
lire @elfdfte einem MaiIecurator iibert~aaeu.
Die @ompagnie bat in ben lebten brei Sabren
beltGnbig @el6 sugeiebt, un6 baS 9efisit fiir
oas Iette Sab allein iou itf) auf 100000
belaufeu. Sas !eingeSablte Sapital betru1
S300,000. Die Baiiiua tperbeu auf $180,00C
unb Die nomiueqen Iftioa auf $3.50, 900 ges
ifdtt.
Sranoitiitttn9 ttt Soronto.
Soronto, Ont, 10. Gpril. - Der bon
6ieier Staot erbaute glepator puroe beute
abeno Oura eiuen 8rauOfifter au9eiiinbet
unO pollitdnois eiusedi6ert. Der 8erluit
pirb anf $4,000 geifdtt, pdbrenb fi9 Die
Seriid)erung auf nur $4,000 belduft.
1tmslitGsfaac t,t0 8erbre6em.
gSilteSb arre, Bennl., 10. Npril. -
Der ahtSebniabrtae 8arren SObuion wurOe
beute friib bon Dem S9munsraoe Der BET Dem
Ufofat'i5en S6atte Hahe 6ieier Staot aufz
9elteaten Wtaidine erfaBt unO 9et0otet, ebe
man Die Y1ai9ine gum Stillitanoe briu9en
fonnte. Die ueterrelte tparen aHf entiebli9e
Beiie serftiimmelt.
9aDerbtll, W..6., 10. Ipril. - Wfars
till .. Oiderp, ipel6cr i'm letten SUM eineu
gemiilen Srauf $. @oit1nan in 8lnmoutb,
N..S., t00tste, eri9ien beute Dor @eritt unS
befannte it'd bes SootIAiagS I'M eriten @raoe
l6nlotg. 9aS llrtbeil murOe aufsei9oben.
YOrtSeruts, 5, N.-9., 10. 4pril. -
9eorg Saa8, etn nabe SbObola, Ytfe @ountp,
3D., auidiFger Sarmer I'M Nlter uon 50 Sab
rem idnitt geltern ietuer Satin Die SebIe ab
nno ertrantte iid barauf in Der SbobOla=
@reet.
@olbSboro',N..@. 10. Qpril. 0er0ampf.
teHel III aOrnegap's @,eBerei erplOOirte belIte.
s. 9. Gimberlafe, Der Berffabrer oes gtabs
liiiementS, ipurbe 9et0otst unO bier auoere
8erionen trugen idwsre Sriibmunben bapOu.
81 d III II D, Sirg., 10. april. - 8n.
armiteaO uno 5enrp McSuer, 5mei in Sa'
noOer=&OuntD, &irg, anidiiise Sarmer, &c,
rietben 9eifern Ibenb iiber ben 8eiis p,ebrerer
9iibner i'll eiuen 5treit, luel9er oamit enoete,
oaB armiiteao icineA @egner Our9 mebrere
SSzdlld9e NIT einem Sputen tbsr ben aopf
tootlt6 berruunbete. Ser 3biter befinoet iid)
in Soft.
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Daltimors e5irf eJafuranfs Wfife
eisS Dee
&Nbmeft> Gde be- Snnf9> u. Waterfr.

SIN metr. als etnem hal6en Sabrbrnbert efa6ttrt,
ptrHd5ers aeaen Werlu o6er Bei9dbtslHs bnrG Ieuet
In nsr Gta6f aber auf Dem 2anbe, auf ne Arten BON
4fgertbum. ,
sober permnueute Yoficen aus.
gsns. .. Sparrtsom, Bsdaseat,
9treftottM tMft:
Ddpib o. Wtllons y. 8. WeDcomess
aroncts T. Rina, Groiile 9ormis,
Xsnrn Gurron. ID. W. Eaplor,
Jam. 6. Hrune. George 8. 9arrtfsTs
a no,i SsabfF. Dnl. 9. penuinetsa
Ssohsrt Sentfn7. u. Ml6ert Hi6erS,
Z SRortcn Gtenari, DtenSea Cohen.
S,n1r,I. @. @eorae, Jun.
Syuntts-O "s' 81 - 1"' oef'
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@aEe!
0ake

VaEe! Q1IIe!
8ur 8aete in's aasianb bclors ianersal6 "a Gunbel
Sy. WGine,
Gfs Der 8attimorsftrassuub RoiisGI GIFcesapeuue,
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auf Masensrube, benz
Niittelpunfte Der SierDen<
frdite, aufselegt, regen fie
bic 2eher, ben Ufa9en liilo
ben llnterlei6 on, bef0rs
bern bic 8eroauuIlg, titrt=
sardinpfe upb @lie6errei=
Is ...alarilhe &rcntheiten.
Iaen, i:tr HbellnatiSnlls,
ne bns befA Mittel IN osr
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8i4iaes 6rlttt0efaentl1tt,,t.

@bicago, 10. Nptll. - Oas @iaen tbum
Der ia4iten D5loelitp Saoinss .Sanf" un Der
gde Der ga gale nno 8anbolpb pbra6e murbe
beute Wiorgeu flaft etneS @sri6tsbeiebls per-
fteigert, alletn bic Breiie maren o itieOrig, paB
oas Gsri9t Sen Serfauf wahri6eiulid) oll<
nullren ,piro. ,Soolep's 8beater" luurbe
iiir $60,0CO, oas gebduoe Der D8iOelitpz
Sanf" fir 900 mo basienige oer ySafe=
SepofttorD" fir $72 900 toS9ciflasen. 9ie
9ebdube iinO idmmt!id neu uuo mur0eu bon
ben Aiiedoren aMf eine beeenteHo b0bcre
Summe tdrilt.
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2ltts Oct 9mnoeSba1tptttaSt.

VOr6ltlMee.
Us gSaibtn9ton, 10. 4prtl. Der @enez
ralpoitmeiiter iit offiSiea benadrifltigt, bab.
Beru uno @hili ben gebingurgen oeS gSelt.
poitperein5 nid)t na69efonlmen fino, uno
oieie 2dnoer iino bebbalb porldufis BON ben
SOrtbeilen, lpelhe Der errpGbute 8ereiu gez
plbrt, au8geidloien. Die Yortoraten mad
beloeu 2anoern iiub auf fol9enoe Setrdse feitz
geIebt uno miifleH roransbe5ahlt tperoen:
Sriefe II @ents pro babe llnse, 3eitungeu 4
Gents pro Stiid, porauSselept, OaB baS Slatt
ntdt itber llnSen mlegt; anpere DrudInhen
uno Broben 10 @ent5 fir Hagen ocer ieben
Sru6tbeil oteies @e!pidtS.
Ss6uptItua NoIes IA, 8aIbfnatoa.
Sduptling Woles unb Die iibri9en Otitglie=
Ser Der Snbianer Delegation aus Oregon
ftatteten beute oem Sabtaner. .@ommillGr einen
Selud ab. OiOie8 erfldrte, er lei Elm Sreunb
Der gSeiBsn unb ua1 @libiuson gefontz
men, neil er bur9 eiuen 8rief biersu aufae=
forbert lporbeu iei. Sein Solf befitrdte, er
merbe nid1t uieoer 3uriidfomnien, allein ct
tbeile bieIe gefirdltung nidt.
&toles TT Elm ftattlid ausie9eneer &rleQer.
Gem Stamm sdblt i'm @anSen nidt mebr,
als 1000 Seelen, alletn iein ginffuB inter
ben benadbarten Stdnlnlen I'll 10 g1oB, DnB
er i'm Sule zines Srie9es nit leiher OiIbe
1000 Srle9er unl TdJ oerlannleln fonnte. @r
idaeint iibri9ens cine nidt 9eringe Meiuuns
bon ieiuer 8idti9feit unO ieinem giufluIie 81
begen. WOrgsn frdb miro cine @onierens
5nilden ben Suoianern nnb Dem Sefretdr
Sbur5 itattfnben.
Serniidltes.
Die beutise Steusrsillnabme bstrua $685.
8S6. "a; bic 3olleiunabme $417 ,633.80.
Ser Snbiantr gOmmllIdr bat oem Se.
fretGr bes Snneren einen langen griei ges
l6rieben, in ipelbem er fem Serfabren segen
ole Bouca= Snbianer su rehtferttgen iu6t.
Sin Delegation Der Sdnappsbrennerei. ge=
ftber in philadelphia befinbet iiG snr 3eit in
bieisr Stabt uno miro ben @onereb erIu6en,
Die 8lauiel beS am /. IiGrs 0. S. Qenebn1ig>
ten neuen Steuergelebea, leelfe ben Shnappss
brennern cine @autionsleifuag auierlest, su
mioerrufeu.
Die Subifriptionen auf Die ueuen pierpro.
sentigen 3ehnoollar @ertififate beliefen iid
beute auf $22. .420.
6ora5 s. SurAar0, Der neue Miinsamts=
Sirettor, iit ioeben bon elmer ausgeoebnten
Sour snriidgefebrt, pdbreno pelder er rie
perl d|iepemen WtitnsGrnter iniptsirte.
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SelegrapbiiGe 9epeidetl.
gHIaua-gspff dlsa

Lgeri6te Der ~aHocirten YreiIe' flr ben rDeuti6en
@orreip
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B SsoermGnn, Der p Gnce'e d EN- l.
| 1eS , aar> Bte6er erftellungss
Wtttet gebraudt, ift BON Der 8batiabe
tibCrSeugt. baB e8 benz Saare bic natiirli9s
Barbe uleoer9tbt, iuenn alter OSer Sraufbeti
e5 gran geuabt baben, uno oa es oemielben
8elfbeit uno @lan3 perleibt, 70 miro Sober,
Der es oerIuht, fin6en, oaB e8 Die 9aut nl6t
fGrbt, lonoern bur@ Nnregun9 Der natitrli'
den AusiheioIH9en on ben gSur3eln oetn
5aare ueueS 2eben, meme &raft oerlelbt uuO 10
ieiue 6arbe unb 6riife pteoerberfe1t. sc
tann 70 oft, tute BaHer, auf Der &opfhaui
uno NIT glei6er St4erbeit an9emanOt ner,
ben, ba es aus Del unb anreQenoen 8ein,
geift.&rtratteH beitebt, unS ais Goiletten
&rtttel bat eS ietneS @leimen nitt. Breis
81 bic Glai4el gu huben bel Setb g.
3ance, gtr. 108, @efts8oltimOre-Stra
N. B. Wtan frage mad Sauce's 1emtI9em
Observation-Disclosures uno uehmt
elm unoeresl 15lS
BtaIeufetnmttteI (Lithia1. - 9as
pirtIomfte ie entbedte Wfittel sar raihen unb
na@baIttaen 6eilung aller IierenleiSeu, iibt
es etnen gan; beiogSeren uno enerQi|hen Gin,
fus aaf bic geiammtea 6urnoraarne aus !:
ais barntreibenOes Nittel Diureticum) ldsi
ltb fstn anOerss 5ts test betauutes Betreffs
Der gSirtiamfeit oamit peraI"9eu; feine
8irtung auf bic gtieren 1T Nib unb berubt.
geuo. Yreis $3 bic SIaite, s. 5pei Bla,
tGen. gu haben BET Setb 9. 9ance
Wr. 108, gS fD Saltim or e>S TT q Be.
AImanaG nit alien @inseIubetten gratis.
(150-l
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Geaemt ast Dett Sdnoett

Jgte bunt0dre
Srau Mf R. Bropn.
W aI6en. Maf., Sftnber 1875.
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gains. The counting in this city Is progress


Ing slowly.
80 p. MAT 2 p. IN. nearly one-thtrd Of
Inc city vote had been counted, with the fol-
lowing result: White 627g, Glenn 1884, Per-
KIDS 6078, Kalloch $780, Griswold $50, Flint
Of the whole.
p. m-Up to o'clock this evening re-
Turns from precincts in the interior, In which
the count is complete, stand as follows: Per-
alns 1856, Glenn Is, ,72S, White 1o,138. These
nRures include returns from all counties ex-
cept nall q dozen small outlying ones, and
comprise two-fifths of the total vote outside
q this city. The large towns Of Oakland,
Sacramento, Stockton Los Angeles. San
Jose and many others. are not included, the
count OF these being still incomalete. From
most OF these places, however, reports to the
following effect have been received:
San Jose gives $50 plurality for Perkins. Oak
land over 1000 plurality, and Sacramento 1900
plurality. In Los Angeles, White is leading,
PERKINS ana Glenn about even and not far
behind. All returns seem to confirm previous
reports that the Republicans have elected
their entire State ticket by plurality OF
probably not less that 10000 Page and Pa
checo are elected to Congress, and probably
Mcclure. The contest Is doubtful between
Davis and Barbour
Kalloch, fortmayor, retains slight lead OF
Flint, and the probabilities as to the remain
der OF the. city ticket are unchanged from
previous adviees.
It is possible that the Workingmen may
elect some OF the supervisors and school
directors, but nothing definite can be stated
on that point.
Advices regarding the legislative ticket
are very meagre, but seem to indicate that
the Republicans will have a majority In the
LoQisfature
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FOREIGN NEWS.
What Is Going On in Europe, Asia,
Africa and South America.
Ehe South American War--Riots IN
Chili-King Cetewayo Offers to
Surrender-Trouble Be-
tween Servia and
1
Austria.
SOUTH AMERICA.

| NEW YORK, Sept. A dispatch from Pana-
~. August 49, states that the allied armies
n south America have not moved, notwith-
Handing the repeated assertions to that ef-
eet Il is generally believed no march across
Ehe desert will ever be attempted. The block
kde at Iquique has been abandoned by the
ChVian feet.
News OF the capture Of the Rlmac caused
Intense excitement In Chill.
The opposition party made fierce on
AaauQht upon the government, in watch the
|populace Joined with riotous demonstrations
I,ayalry were called out and three volleys
from their carbines were fired, followed by'l
|chsrge into the dense mob, cutting and slasi 1
|Ine right and left There are enly thr et
Deaths reported, however. The rioting flas
ceased. but the excitement continues, and IN
less prompt ministerial changes are mi lde
further trouble may be expected.
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WASHINGTON
A Qua rel Between State and Federal Off
cialg in North Carolina.

miss ioner of Internal Revenue reports that
On ugslst 20 deputy collector In the Fourth
Dis Srdct OF North Carolina seized q team OF
mu les and wagon and nine boxes OF tobacco
sei zsare was reused stamps upon the boxes Of
to bsoco and the peddlerss failure to comply
y fth the law In regard to peddling tobacco.
\ .esterday this property was forcibly taken
rom thedeputy collector and delivered to the
claimant by the sheriff under orders from a
clerk of State court. The United States at
torney has been instructed to use all legal
means TO obtain possession OF the rescued
property and to bring to punishment the per-
| sons engaged In said rescue.
A FIGHT WITH MoONsHINERs.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue is
Informed that In fight between revenue Off
GERS and mOonshiners In Barron county, KY,
one Of the latter was killed and another bad
iy wounded,
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The Republican Camp.

The Republican State Central Committee
had meeting yesterday at No. SO Canal
street, which was attended by q select few
only, known to be friendly to the Custom
House faction Of the party. Delegates rank
ing as "kickers" were not Notified, and there
fore did not attend.
The report Of the committee ON address
was received, and the address submitted was
adopted.
the meeting adjourned.
The Colored Mems Protective Union and
the United States Soldiers Association are in
conference through committees for the pur-
pose Of forming an alliance to secure concert
ganizations against Custom House officials.
The terms Of the compact have not been
agreed upon, but that an understanding will
be arrived at seems to be certain.
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SPORTING NEWS.
The Massachusetts Rife Club.

BOSTON, Sept. 3.-The Massachusetts Riff
Club yesterday shot its twentieth and con
cluding competition In the SPIRIT Of the Times
match, at Walnut Hill range-distances 8O0
300 and 1000 yards.
J., 3. Sumner won the match, having made
score of 221, equaing his famous record q
CFeedmoOr, which has never been Outdone
VIM. Gerrish scored cts; J. f. Brown, 215
w. 81. jackson, 21O
THE BEACON PARK RACES.
BOSTON, Sept. 3-At Beacon Park, to-day
the q ~ race for q purse of $500, had siz
starters and was won by Mambrino; best
time, 2:25.
The ~ race for $1,000, divided, was not
finished, Capt. EmmOns, Alley and Sheridan
having each taken one heat when the race
was postponed.
BosToN, Sept. 4.-The Beacon Park races
were postponed to-day on account Of storm
THE BRIGHTON BEACH RACES
NEW YORK, Sept.4.-The race for Brighton
cup, at Brighton Beach to-day, two miles ano
a quarter, had four starters Brambie For
tuna, Mintzer and FraHklin. At the one and
q quarter mile post the horses we're well
punched, Franklin slightly leading. On the
hOmestretch BrRmble drew up even with
Franklin, and they cl lossed the line 80 nearly
together that the crowd shouted dead heat,
but the judges gave the race to Bramble,
Fortuna was only half length behind and
Mlntzer good fourth. Time ZIG.
THESST. LEGER STAKES.
LONDON, Sept. 4.-The betting against Lord
Falmouth's three-years-old bay tilly Wheel
OF Fortune, for the race for the St. Leger
stakes, which is to take place at the Don
caster meeting, on the tenth instant, is 100 to
/. 1t Is reported that she has been scratched.
THE BOYToN-wEBB SWIMMING MATCH.
BosToN, Sept. 4-The swimming match be-
tween Capt. Webb and Boyton, which was set
down for to-day, at Nantucket Beach, has
been postponed until tom orrow.
BASE BALL.
Troy, Sept. 3.-Troy Citys 5, Cleveland o.
SYRACUSE, Sept 4.-Cinclnnatis 6. Stars 2.
WASHINGTON. D. G., Sept. 4.-Nationals 4,
Worcesters 8; six innings.
PROVIDENCE, Sept. 4.-Providence 10, Chi
Cages 3.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-05
ENGLAND, ;.

IeNDoN, Sept. THE Standard believes
Rfhat the Duke OF Edinburgh win becor ne Ad-
miral Superintendent Of Naval Reserves, to
succeed Rear Admiral Phillimore, who 20 term
hag expired.
The Manchester Guardian says: Tire strike
Of the chain makers, now In its fifth week,
around Grady.
Notices of reduction In wages, affecting
5000 more cotton operatives, have been posted
The remains o. the late Sir Rowland Hill
were buried In WestminsterA bbey this morn
ing. There were present Charles f. Mac
Donald, superintendent of the American
m0ny order Office, Washington; Sir George
Duke Of Argyle, and other notabilities.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-05
AFTER THE sPoILs.
The City's Judgment Creditors Want
Some of the Railroad Money


How They Propose to Get It.
The Administrators have as yet taken no ae-
tion In the matter Of the railroad franchises.
though 1t is believed they proposed applying to
Judge Woods. OF the United States Circuit
Court. for an Injunction against aliens gar
nisheeing the prospective sum to be realized
by the sale Of the rights and franchises. In the
meantime the judgment creditors are coming
to the front In a eager and lively manner.
hoping to get slice OF the financial pie.
About o'clock yesterday Mayor Patton res
ceived the following writ OF seizure:
AUG n. MONTGOMERY VS.. CITx OF NEW ORLEANS
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. DISTRICT OF
LoU1sIANA-No. 1924.
To the City of New Orleans:
You are hereby notified that by virtue Of q
writ of f. fa., Issued out OF the above named
court In the above entitled and numbered suit.
and to me directed. have this day seized and
scribed property, to pay and satisfy the said
writ. amounting to the sum OF $10.3S0. exclusive
Description Of Property.-All and singular the
rights OF ownership In expectancy. and all
other rights, title and interest. with all and sim
orleans has n she de-
scribed property, uuon the terms and conditions
hereinafter set forth viz:
Then follows full description Of the prop.
erty to be seized.
Inc seizure OF the c1tyeS right Oh r6v6rsf0n 70
the property OF the railroad franchises is q new
and interesting feature, and delightfully."- com-
plicates an already complicated matter. The
other creditors have been after the money to be
paid for the franchises. How this new move
will be met by the city has not been determined.
The New Orleans City Railroad Company
having, In answer to the garnishees served on
them against the amount bid for the railroad
franchises. that they had no money belonging
to the CITY, and did not owe the city anything !.
the plaintiffs In the suits have filed new petit
ton. OF which the following is q COPY:
Emma B. Jones Va. the city of New Orleans
Il Benedict, and to the couft makes known that.
under execution herein. garnishUent pro-
cess has been served + upon the New OIrs OIrss
company have filed. answers to all
the interrogatories to them hereunder pro.
pounded In the negative; that said answers are
pany is and was at the date OF service Of gar
nishment. indebted unto defendant In execu-
ton in a sum in excess OF the writ Of plaintiff
demned to pay the same TO said plaintln.
Wherefore plaintiff prays leave tc traverse the
answers OF said garnishee, and. after due pro
City Railroad Company for the amount due
plaintiff In execution. with costs.
Watson Van Benthuysen. Esd.. president Of
the Carrollton Railroad Company and Of the
Crescent City Railroad Company twho is at
present In New York;. made. through his
brother. an offer to the Mayor Of $3.50 900 Tor the
offer oWiGYR. viii Be- made 1 IN Writins. 1 a' -
It is quite possible that there might be those
who would give more than $4,000. y.
MI Wiiloz y appears mas not W,sindThasTn I'D hsT tae
will await the Councils action. and favors the
sale by public auction.