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kble editorials. Kchell's vu in the calm,
dignified, conservative style peculiar to the
East, where time has sobered us, and where
the true editor reads a chapter of Adam 8mith
with the morning omelet. Watterson's
speech was in the Western rein, bright, cor
uscating, piquant, as if ho did not exactly
mean it?characteristics, we may observe, of
tin* mighty journals which flourish on the
prairies. Wo congratulate the press that
our two brethren behaved so welL We
would much rather have editors stay away
from the.se places and remain at home with
the trusty scissors; but if they will go to
conventions may all honors fall upon them,
and may they bear their honors as meekly as
Watterson and Schell.
We Concibatulatk Hon. Thomas F. Bay
ard ! His backers were wise not to ruin
bo young a steed by forcing him into this
race. In a few years ho will be in his best
condition, and the rebellion will not handi
cap him then as it would now.
A Pictorial Canvass.?The succoss of
Mr. Til den as a candidate for the Presi
dency is a triumph of pictorial art. Mr.
Blaine's friends ran into the canvass
with all the correspondents in his favor.
They wrote long articles in his interest,
worked up "enthusiasm"?but it failed. Mr.
Tilden's friends went into the pictorial line.
They sent Uncle Sammy's picture to all the
sountry papers, with brief, modest biogra
phies, Blowing his descent from Oliver Crom
well. The pictures won, and we shall
no doubt have a pictorial canvass.
All of this shows a discerning mind on
the part of those who managed *the Gov
ernor's canvass. Country editors might
have written column after column?as they
did about Blaine?but every one can under
stand a picture, while many, especially in
this warm weather, will nqt care to read a
long article. Tilden's managers have shown
the value of the pioture as a method qC po
litical advertising. The pictures did the
business.
Think of a Fo^b-Year-Old like Dorsheimer
haying the power to hamstring two old war
horses like Perrin and Felix McCloskey!
And thin is what the democratic party is
coming to!
Another Forger Escaped.'?We under
stand that an address of congratulation has
been signed by all the Sing Sing convicts
who can read and write in reference to the
failure of extradition. Liverpool Jack,
Dutch Heinrich and Lawrence will present
it to Mr. Fish and Sir Edward Thornton.
The signers express the hope that the two
governments will never surrender the "right
of asylum."
Governor Tildes, in conversation with a
Herald reporter yesterday before the news
of the nomination had reached the State
capital, declared confidence in his ability
to carry the State in November by fifty
thousand majority if lie became the candi
date. Now Uncle Samuel will have the
opportunity of proving his words.
The Best .Joke of tjie Season?William
I'. Dodge'* despatch to the democratic Con
vention asking it to pronounce against
whiskey.
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Moody Is in Boston.
Lindens arc in blossom.
Attorney General Taft 13 In Boston.
run Butler calls sioop nets skap-nois.
The arm or the oyster opener is resting.
How mail}' packs ore you going to have*
>1 hves 1ms always been a man of great luck.
Blind Tom is playing in Virginia City. Ncv.
Locusts are devastating Spanish vineyard.-*.
Intensely hot weather prevails in California.
Germans naturally take to white pantaloon*.
Cbarles Francis Adams likes hard boiled oggs.
J. T. Trowbridge, the author, in ut SwampHcott.
John G. Wliitlicr is visiting friends in Portland, Me.
C. H. Audrews, of the Boston Herald, ts at Swamp
8<ott
Four hundred thousand pianos are used in the
British Uiaiids.
Governor Rfe, of Massachusetts, it going to Philadel
phia next wee*.
Dom Pedro takes bis hat of! to every woman he
meets in America.
Tlici-eare line nights, vocal with the tenor of Theo
tore Tbot.ia* cats.
Geraniums and calceolarias kept growing in a room
(fill drive out Hies.
Cnurcli members will not permit other people to
i|ti?rrel on Sunday.
Many Massachusetts couples are arranging to be mar
rkjit on 1 he Fourth.
Over 'i.000 trout wore caagbt near Gorbam, X. H.,
one day last week.
At Vassar musical culture, under Professor Rltter
Is at a high standard.
lion. Matt. H. Carpenter has been home at Mil.
waukoe tor a few days.
Hair m million cans of strawberries have been put up
In California this year.
Some of the Vassar girls arc doing the Centennial with
bote books In their bands.
The newspapers of the South are mainly engaged in
pulling one another's owners.
Ad Irish barkeeper always looks a little crestfallen
wh in be baa to draw lager be?r.
It is trne that a Western editor began"A hundred
Fourths of July have risen and set."
Chief Justice Gray, of the Massachusett* Supreme
Tourt. goes to Europe tnis week lor a couple of month".
In Wales the harper still Bits all day at the door of
the inn, welcoming tbe weary traveller witn national
tunes.
Oanburv A'ctoj;?"Doing business without advertising
0> a good deal like trying to borrow a flag on the Fourth
cd July."
Ralph Waldo Emerson aud daughter are in Washing
Ion. Ho will address the students of the University ot
Virginia.
A Piute Indian graces tho street of Wmnemucea,
lie v., lu high-heeled shoes, a set of furs, and a pull
back dress.
Tbe difference lietween Cox and Tilden If that fox
puts in more >hot than powder, and Tllden more pew.
in r than shot.
11 takes several weeks for a letter to go from the
United StatAt to Iceland, This is what n:a??s Private
Dal/ell gloomy.
John B. tiougli iiu* ?o far recovered from Ills recent
iliiiCfc.4 that tie ivili intend tne temperance celebration
at Concord, X. It, Thurtday.
The (|nality of the cho enter a> Coney Isiacd decreases
with the time3. 1 he good old b is of chamois in have
glv n way to corks and boot straps.
A year ago William A. Wlieeler rolused to give his
photograph to the editor ?>r i.n tllb?t'*.it?'d Jonrnul be
cause be did not warn his "ftoeo in tho papers."
Whitehall JSmtt:?"A base hull club t? i? b^ organized
st Troy composed entirely 01 oh" ii 1-0 hall nlayer* who
have been tnaimed i y playing tho funic. The club wll|
Se appropriately calleil tho OM-Hmp*tcs."
He?ry Clay Dean, now a Missouil farmer, -aid i<> no
n.rrvicwer, ' Why should y nniu put on a ekail shirt
!t *ul get dirty again. and he will soou If in ttie ,-amo
;ondition he was be.'orc ho changed shirt*. If I vivro
i clerk in a millinery *bop or dollar store it uii jit ho
conomy to wrar boiled linen, lint, btiu^ n tiniplu
Missouri larmer and briiili burner. It doesn t hurt to
?#et IdecV ?nd yeliow stripes dnsorlbpij right angled
IHM0tw Ok tbe ml at n> brmhes."
CABLE NEWS
From All Parts of the
Old World.
THE EASTERN WAR CLOUD.
Servia Ready for Any Sacrifice in the
Cause of Independence.
THE TURKISH AND .SERVIAN LINES
Austria Posting a Strong Force
to Preserve Neutrality.
? .
THE 1RCBB1M OF COLOGNE DEPOSED.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
IMPORTANT EVENTS AT BAND IN TURKEY?THE
8EBVIANS READY FOR ANY SACRIFICE IN TIIF.
CAUSE OF POPULAR INDEPENDENCE.
[SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE.]
Paris, June 28, 18T8.
The Herald correspondent telegraphs from Bel
grade as follows:?
A MOMENTOUS crisis.
"Events of the greatest moment may be dally
expected in Servia* The people have finally de
termined to take any steps and make any sacrifice
necessary to secure the autonomy or Herzegovina
and Bosnia.
not influenced BY KI S-U.
"Nothing further is aimed at. The situation i-4
uninfluenced by Russia. Servia acts independently
and desires no intervention."
THE DISTRIBUTION OF SERVIAN, TURKISH AND
AUSTRIAN TROOPS ALONG} THE FRONTIERS.
Paris, Juno 28, ISTt*.
La Libert* jiublishes a private telegram from Bel
grade. which Bays that the Servian army is rncampod
ou the left hank ol the Ibar and the northwest bank of
the Brtna.
The Austrian bur.k* of the Dauube and Save are
guarded by strong cordon* of troops.
The Turks are at tho Bosnian towns Zvoornick and
I Norlhaiar, with numerous cavalry.
THE MOSLEMS ABM TNG TUB A holt WAR.
Ixixnox, June 28, 1870.
A special telegram Irom Athens to the Timet says
: accounts received there Irom Constantinople, dated
j June 22, state that nocturnal meetings are held in the
I mosques, at which eminent Turks at<end.
i Arms are still being purchased.
FANATICAL OPPOSITION TO THE TURKISH BE
rORMIi.
CoxsTANTixori.i, June 2?, IS TO.
[ 'iheru is some saltation among the Mohammedans
aga:ust tho proposed reforms.
M id tiat Pacha's reform scheme will bo modi fled in
consequcucc of objection* raised at a meeting of the
leading members of the Ulema. at the residence of Uie
Cboik-ul-Islam.
thk kbf-.divk'p roturiR ix rut oai-itax.
An envoy hearing the homage ol the Khedive ot
Egypt has arrived hero.
prince Milan's intextions variously RE
PORTED.
Bbi'Shkls,' June 28, 1870.
. Advices from Parts say the Turkish Kmliaasy there
, know nothing concerning Prince Milan's alleged ulti- I
' malum.
A trustworthy despatch from Vienna reports that I
Prince Milan will Join the armv in tho held on Thurs
i -Jar.
; SERVIAN ACTION FOR DEFIANCE OF THF. j
I PORTE?PREPARING TO CROSS THE PUON
TIER.
Vik.vna. .lime 28?Evenin^.
, Foh'lical Corruptwiener has received tho follow- |
I ing despatch from Belgrade:?
"The Servian government stopped M Cristics' mis- !
?ion to Constantinople beeauso tho Porte deelarcd It
I self unable to entertain his proposals, which had been
I previously communicated contidentlally to the Turk
? ish govern meuk
OVER Till; FROXTIKK.
"Although real military operations are only to com
menceabout July 4 some Servian volunteer corps on
the Drlna and near Czlza have, nevertheless, already
crossed the frontier."
sebvia's strategical plan.
I.oxdox, June 29, 1ST6.
The Standard'* Vienna despatch says Servia's stra
tegical pl*n is to hold the Turks in cneck at Niuch un
til Montenegro, who is somewhat distrusted, Joins the
movement.
Two hundred cannon have been mounted at Kragu
jevnc.z.
Slavonic advices assert that the Russian Grand Duke
Vladimir is in Servla incognito.
thk pabis aocRas dksply au it at an.
The Paris correspondent of the Standard reports
that a regular war panic prevailed cm thi Bourse yes
terday rounded on the bolief that it would be impossi
ble to contlne the war between Turkey and Servla to
the limits of tho Ottoman Empire, and that a collision
between Russia and Great Britain would eventually re
sult.
*o Hon?,
The Vienna Prettr declares that all hope for peace is
gone.
RUSSIA rlady.
Sclavonic journals annoutico that lour Rosslan army
corps have been concentrated at Voatiesensk and Uk
raine.
AX KNOT.ISH VUW OF TJIK ATTITfDi: OF Tn* KARTEKX
rnovtxcu lists.
The Timfi this morning has a special telegram Irom
Vienna, which coniains the following:?
' The Servian a;< nt hero has mudo communications
which leave no doubt tost Servia will go to war wiin
Turkey. According to the uccnt, Servla will seek no
pretext or sohterfuje lor attacking, but will act openly,
and issue a manifesto stating her rjaoous.''
xontkxkoro nocirrref.
A despatch Irom^Const.intlnuple to lbs Time* sivs it
is supposed I do Porte is bribing Montenegro to aban
don Servia.
A Mt DBIN DKLAT. IItr ALMOST CK?TA:X.
The Ti-rtr*' Berlin despatch ?*>?, in consequence ol a
flnnl diplomatic eli'ort, tboSer.un declaration ol war
Lassen postponed from t 1m 2Tib in t. to tho 20th.
Xotw thrunding the prevai;icgd! inclination jo believe 1
Serv.a threaten ? war, her dcoiin is now <n side red
Imminent.
A BFIiVf AN ARMT OX JH? MA K it
\ 11.>xa, Juno is;,;.
Ike T.i'i^Hatt .?>?>-* that 8,000 Servians h.ive cto?.-e 1 !
the Wcrtem tronHer, and ur ? in.irciiliig on Serny< vo.
PBINCI7 MlIiA.*\ IS* DANGER.
l'RAi.t;.:, Juno2t*, I87H
Tl?? ncwiipapor IWUir at . rts tint n con?? Iracr in
murder Pnnei Milan nas be-ti discovered ntpe:-:h.
The siimc partiji are concerned who wore ii-pe< Unl of
lielng?oniiccted with the murder of the lue Prince
Mtrh.-ii'l
? ??
G E R M A. N Y.
AN A lit 111 lSU'H' DEPONED BY 1HL. Civil, PoWiB. !
IJihui, June ???, 18Tit.
ILe Archbishop of Cologne, on the application ol the
Crown, was to-day deposed Irom his see. by tho rneu
Inr law court.
rfiH.KRd OX A PTaiKB.
lb* tuuipoiitorj employed by Ui? greater portion ol ,
the newspapers of this city, including the Ojfieiml
Ucutile, struck work to-day without previous notice.
FRANCE.
THJS PBOSKCTTTIONS or THE COMMUNISTS
CLONES?MACMABOlf'S TEBMS OF AMNESTY.
Paw*, Juno 1W, 1878.
President MacMahon has pardoned or reduced the
sentences of eighty-seven persons who were impris
oned on account of their participation in the Com
munist insurrection.
TSftMS Of AHNSSTT.
A letter accompanies the decree of the President,
saying that the measures for the suppression of the
Insurrection may now be considered Accomplished,
and that there will be no further criminal prosecutions
except in casus involving attempts upou liio or liberty
or in the cases of Insurgent leaders.
Such special cases will be refcrre'd to the Council of
Ministers before being prosecuted.
mum orunoir or macxabos's cuimskcy.
Moderate journals are satisfied with Presidont Mac
Mahon's letter extending clemency to Communists.
But tbo radical press is dlsaatisiled and appears to bo
desirous of having a bill pa?sed prohibiting further
prosecution*
?
ITALY.
GOVERNMENT ACQUISITION OF RAILWAYS.
liomc, June 28, 1870.
Tho Italian Parliament yesterday finally ratified the
contract by wbicn the government acquires tho upper
Italian railways,
RACING IN ENGLAND.
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE SUMMER MEETING?
THE CONTEST FOR THE NORTHUMBERLAND
PLATE?THIRTEEN HORSES IN THE FIELD?
THE SNAIL THE WINNEP.
I.ondo.v, June 2S, 1S7C.
The race for the Northumberland Plato took place
to-day at the N'ewcssilo-upou-Tyno Summer Meeting.
Thin race brought to tbe starting post a lltjld of thir
teen horse-, out of which tbe winner turned up In Lord
Rosebery's horse. 'l'he tinail, who started with I be
odds of 5 to 1 ngainst him; Pageant, at t; to 1, balu<
second, and Organist, at 4 to i, third.
?CM MAST.
The Northumberland Plate of r.ot) m>*#., added to a
handicap sweepsiaU'-s of 13 sovs. earii. 10 forfeit aud
0 only if declared, for thr^c-year-olds and upward, tho
wiuner of any handicap value 100 sovs. after May 24,
6 lbs.; of two handicaps of that value, or of any rare
of 200 sovs. value, or of the Queen's Vase, at Ascot, 10
lbs.; or of any ram of 200 sovs. value, 14 lbs extra
(extreme penalty); tbe second to recoivo 50 sovs. out
of tho stake*; 2 miles; 76 sab*.,39 oi whom pay 5
Fove. each.
Lord ltojjetiery .i br. h. The Suail, by Etca, out of
Reveille, Oyrs., 7 st. d 1L>? 1
Mr. F. Uratton's b. g. l'ageant, by KUand, o :t o(
Panoply, 0 yrs., 7 st. 13 Ibj y
Mr. I!. C. Vyner's b. b. Organist, by Cathedral, out
oftiaily, 5 vr?., 7 st. 1'2 lbs 3
THE IRISH RIFLEMEN.
SHOOTING JOB THE ABF.ttCC.ttN CLP AND FL4CEM
IN THE WIMBLEDON AND AAIKH1CAN TEAMS.
Dcbi.is, June 28. 18TH.
The competition lor tho Abercorn Cup anil places in
the Irish team for Wimbledon and (lie United .States
I toi'k place at Wick low to day.
The wea?her was splendid, with a lignt breeze across
the range.
i tic kconus.
The u oring at 800 and 1)00 yards was Indifferent.
At ilio SuO yards range cach contestant hud illteon
shot?.
The lo'lowing is the result c>ul of a po.v-ible 7J:?
Ktnttr iiinuh::i> yarim.
Ranks CS Armstrong.. Hi
Stoylli ?>.... ti7 C. Javnt ii-2
Bra ban fa 1 McKeuna
Wllliain Hi,d>y.. fit! Johnston 01
Greenville o.? Mi liner
l'yas <t:> Ken ;,y
Golf *>."? Thy tine ;,y
Fulton 04 War 1 58
Kentoa 04 Join ltigby
Wilson 04
SINK nrTURKU TAkllS.
Smyth . 08 John K.gby #1}
Miiiner 07 Wilson ?2
Johnston ?6 Greenville ??
Fen ton M Roi ui
William Rlgby ?4 Traill 61
Joynt no ijoir ?o
IWR THOr*AM? TAR Or".
At the 1,000 yard* tango there were twenty shots
each. The following scores were made out of a possible
100:?
Fulton..' 88 Tbrnue 74
Johnston 85 Dvss "" 73
William Rlgby 80 Miiiner ..iiii.i." 7~>
Wilson W) Hradigan 7"
Cooper 70 Maeh'entia 7t
Joynt 7? liirch fto
Ward..... 79 Ranks <;s
Kenton 76 Hurrett 51
Smyib 70 John Kigbv 1 01
Go(l 7;j ft row n lee .' fio
Armstrong 73 Strangman (io
Rea 73
The highest gross totals for tho day were: John
ston, 212; Smyth and William Rigby, 210 each; Fulton
208.
SOUTH CAROLINA'S CENTENNIAL.
OPENINO CEBEMONIES LAST EVENING.
('iiari.estox, June 28, 1878.
Tho Fort Moultrie Centennial celebration was opoued
last night by an imposing public reception at the
Academy of Music. Colonel Trenholm delivered an
address and there wero other proceedings of an inter
esting character.
EXCITING BALLOON ASCENSION.
THE 8CHKP1' MANNA BALLOON STAJtTS FOB NEW
rOBK IN A THONDEB8TORM.
1'ri la uki. phi a, June 28. 1*7&
| At a quarter past live o'clock this aiternoon Schcpp's
Manna balloon started upon an attempt to reach New
| York. Tho inilation began at about noon, and It was
intended to cut loose at about suudown, but a severe
thunderstorm coming up at live o'clock made
an immediato start necessary, at the
mammoth air ship swayed and strained at
her moorings nnd swooped Irom aide to j
sido in a dangerous manner. When tho storm came j
up 1>. L'olman. tho professional aeronaut. aud l'eter 1
J. Kmc, u special police officer of the Globe Hotel, who
has b id souie experience in ballooning, having been lip
Willi thu uniortuhate Donaldsoo, were in the car ot tho
balloon in iking a captive oscensiou, as it is called, when I
a cable is attached 10 a win tla>s to hold the balloon to
the earth. They Intendol coming down rgam to '
take in a pair of carrier pigeons and' make j
other prepirstions tor tb?j trip to New Ycrk
but the liiiib wind which suddenly arose threatened to
wreck tho captive baiioon upon the Hag.-tall' ol the 1
Transcontinental Hotijl. 'l'de baiioonists iiad a narrow
escape Irom impaicuient. Recognizing their danger
they coined out,
"(ft rin: corrl"
This was hurriedly done, they at tho same time
cutting th- trailing cable near the basket, sutl the
l?llooo shot np like a rocket. When last seen it was
movin? ;u a northerly direction, in a gaucr.il course
toward New York. Wtifltoer it will roach Uitre It ex
treme!;.* doubtful, n ? in the burned departure tbj
:rron?'its maito the mistake ?if catting the cable Jtut
I'i'I'A; tiie bi-kel. This left ibem wiibout a drug rope,
wbtcb beir? almost tbi sam< retitlou to a bsiloon as 4
governor ?t > tj n steam engine. It is a means ol
r> ulatln .'the h"ljht of Hi?? i>siioon so at to !<.??;> in
any ?!?'*.? ? 1 atr ? nrrcnr. Th? balloonist* will be aim *t
helplei- without .% rnd what, the*.' will do and srbertt
they trill a: .hi cannot Ik? lor-irsti. If they roach tho !
earth without srrld'nt ;o ihem.v"l?e* er the balloon I
nnot'i?r attempt wilt be tnndo undrr moTo tavorable
auspice .
A Isr < r.i?^ of peopl ? wltae ed tlsn derartaru of .
th? niauf;a Iwilio m amid tho storm, an I intei. ?e exeitc- '
meni ai th" p* rtlou'' |>osttiou 01 the ieronaats *a<ni.-?rl
te te i. The drayglng rope, tiefore it w,m ctif, bocatne
entangled in tho i-i-;raph wires, -truck sgaltxt hor?o
cars, frightened the ie*'n? and pedctrisnanil canned
? or.fastoii generally. When the bnHoantat" threw ? it *
ballast n n.11 was ctrtiek on th??he..d with tiio tailing I
sar.d, but not gerioaa'y injured.
AS ACTUKSS KFLLLD.
Li.i> a?;o, HI., June 2#, I>7*1. |
Mr-. GeorgeUortuB. wlioso jtano nama was laiuUe
lU?tliortie. and wno l,n? beun ti.e leading ladv of
Hoidoy's Mock company for some time ps?t, Imtn in j
this city and San Kruetsco, fell oat of n iccond story |
windi.'v or tso Trrmont 11 onto, and alighting in tlie '
court below wan instantly killed. Th accdent o<> j
curred about three o'clock this mormnu. Ur*. Nor
ton waaatone :u her room at ilictlni". ^be bad not
li<en at all well lately. Her busban I ts 111 actor id
New York city and her Uioer u the scene painter of
Ortw'a Theatro in i'llilndolpfeia.
WASHINGTON.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.
v, AMiiiMimx, Jane 28, 187A
THE APPROPRIATION lill.I-S?SO AGREEMENT
IUCHZS.
Theru wa.- a good prospect of an agreemeat tonight
on some ol tbe appropriation bill*, but at * late boar
tho Conference Committee on the Legislative bill was
still In cession, with lessening expectations ol
a happy c<mk usiou. The republicans member
from the llou u side, it la raid, v <us
ready to agree to the propositions made by Messrs.
Randall and Springer; but tbe Senators were obdurate,
and there is a probability or another mooting to-mor
row. If tbe hitch continue* Mr. Ilandall will probably
bring lu a bill continuity this year's appropriations
for fifteen days alter tho last day of June.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
Washington. Juue'Jf, 1S7&
sat. blaine's letters taken jtkom mlllioAn?
MB. PIKRKEPONT'B CONNECTION THEREWITH.
It will be remembered that when Mr. Olalno took tho
letters Irom Mllllgan lio submitted them toJudgo
Black, Mr. Carpenter and Jud?e Piorrepont, asking
tbom^ as his counsel to t.iy whether, in
their opinion, there .was anything iu theiu
whlcU showed hU connection with any un
lawful or corrupt transactions. Messrs. Black and
Carpenter gavo bim their opinion which he read in
public; Judge Picrrepoints connoctlon in the mat
ter w.is not generally known ami he lias recently
been interrogated In writing about It by tho Judic
cinry Committee. His reply to-day states that tho
letters wero read to him by Mrs. Blane; that
thoy wore, so far ns he reraberod, tlfteen
in number and that so lar as bis recollecti^ji goes they
wore tho same loiters which Mr. Blaine afterwards
read to the House; that he absolutely refused'to give
any opinion about them or to bo retained (or that pur
pose, a* be conceived that his uppoinlmont as Minister
to England macio it improper; that it seems to him that
tho second letter us ho read it 4n tho rccord was
shorter than tbo corresponding letter as read to him by
Mr. ltlaine from tho manuscript. In this Mr. Pierre
pom's memory was correct, as it is known that, by an
error or the Congressional printer, a part of this letter
as read to tbe House by Mr. Blamo was omitted In tho
record.
GENERAL M'dOUUALL DECLINES THE TREAS
vutship.
General McDougsll, who represents the Auburn dis
trict of N'ow York Slate, received from a friend ol'
President Grant tho following telegram at (.'.inand.ilgua
yesterday afternoon, wliiio he was tu route to Wash
ington:?
Tho President asks ine to inquire whether vou would
accept th" Trea.Miirer.ship of the (JmtM States ?
To which, alter u short consideration, General Mc
Doui(ali replied as follows:?
Please thank the 1'resiilent for tho confidence shown
in tiu< by asking if I would accept the irijttf urership ot
tho I nilod Stale. The duty 1 owe elsewhere compels
me to say with regrot that I cauoot, in justice to my
constituents nud myself, accept.
With high regards for the President and younelf.
U I). M'DUCG.tLU
Geueral M?f)ou?all will bo remembered as one of tno
eighteen congressmen who votel for tho famous third
term resolution.
THE TREASURY PORTFOLIO.
It is said to-night that Seuator Morrill will nut accept
tho Treasury Secretaryship, ?r.d that ths President
wilt nominate Congressman Khssou, of Iowa, in his
atesa.
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6ENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCHES.
I * Washington, Juno 28,1876.
?JJiL.VSVBEK NEW S SCCCESSOB.
The President sent tne following nomination to tho
j Senate to-day:?Albert M. Wyman to be Treasurer of
| tbo United States, vice .lobn C, Vow, resigned. ? '
I TUX ABMT APPROPRIATION HIIX?THE SENATE
AMENDMENTS NON-CONCCRKKD IN BT THE
HOUSE, AND A CONFERENCE COMMITTEE AP
1 POINTED.
Iu the Uou.se to-day, on motion or Mr. Atkins, of
Tenuutcf, toe Swat* amendment* to the Army Ap
j proprieties btll were non-concurred iu. Tke8rum
appointed as a Committee oi Conference on vbat bill
. Messrs. At Li us, of Tennosteo; Randall, of Pennsyl
| vania, and Hurlbnt, of Illinois.
In tbc Senate Mr. Sargent, Iroin tbo Committee on
I Appropriations, moved that the Senate insist on its
j amendment to Cbe Army Appropriation bill and agree
to tbe conference asked (or by tlio House of Represent
atives. Agreed to, and tbo Chair appointed Messrs.
j Allieon, Logan and Tburinan members of the committee
' nn the part of the Senate.
THE CANAL SUITS.
A FINE IMPOSED ON AUDITOR HCHCILLi!.
Aliiaxv, June 28, 1870.
! Tiie order upon tbe decision of Judge Wontbrook
| rendered yesterday In tbo cut of fcchaub vs. (i cor go
i W. Schuyler, Auditor of tbo Canal Department, has
! been filed. Tbe following is tbo most substantial por
| tion of it:?Ordered tbat a lino of $00 be Imposed upon
tbc taid Georso W. Schuyler for bis mi?coudnct, and it
Is further ordered that tbe raid George W. Mcltuvler
pay to tne relator tbe above sum and tor tbe costs'aod
expenses of these proceedings. It In turther ordered ir.al
tbo satd George VV. .schuv ler be and ba is beroby directed
to bland cocimitted to tbe common Jail of tbe county
of Albany, there to remain charged upon said con
tempt until tho tine imposes as atoresald. together with
the costs and e^pen^oc, shall be lulty paid unto said re
lator or bis attorneys, tireene and Draper, and until ho
shall have fully obeyed the mandate of said |ieremp
tory mandamus by drawing his warrant as Auditor of
the Canal Department of tbis .State upon tbe Treasurer
of the Stato lor tbo payment to the raid relator. JhcoD
Pchaub, ot tbe total sum of $12,450 31 and interest
thereon from tba 2d cay of June, 1S76. unless bo slull
sooner b? discharged by the Court, and tbat a warrant
issue to carry this order Into effect.
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION.
Sax I-'kahcisco, June 28, 187(1.
Yesterday morning three Chinamen attempted to
aeaaealnate Mrs. Mtliigati, proprietress of a boarding
house on Boat street, near Stockton. Tho neighbors
beard her cries and rcsooed her. Tbo assailants
criOapcd lifter having indicted severe wounds. The
motive )? supposed to be revenge, on account o! her
having procured the conthiemeiit for live years In the
Penitentiary or a former christianized Cnineae servant,
who wss detected in tbo robbery ol jewelry to tbe value <
of several nundred dollarr.
SUPPOSED MUBDER.
* PeittAotu-ntA, June 28, 1878.
J. M. Caoflcld, oue ol tho exhibitor* at tba Interna
tional Exhibition, left the grounds yesterday afternoon
In company with two females, and visited tbe house of
a reputed clairvoyant on Elm avenue. In Uiia place
the man died seemingly under tbe influence or asopo
r dr.,and It is alleged that the women pnt morphino m o
his drink bi no MeC'lam lias l.ecn arrtstcu, but the
other parties effected their escape.
A lilt EST OF A AIUKDEBER.
" ?
AXiMOAT AN EXECCTIOX UN I) EH LYNCH I.AVT.
Hi xTiM<iron, W. Vn., Juue ?>, 187(1.
Athe horse thief, wbo murdered J. II. Mltcbdll, :
the Mar-dial of this city, yesterday, and mortally
wounded Turn* r, tho livery atablo keeper, escaped
back into Ohio by stealing the horse belonging to the
ferryman at Middlepurt
Tbe bono and rider wore both recognized by the
Oh loan ^ and w< r" ??Matured and Drought hack to Itar
beerrrille by ?tea,A Urge croud of people lmiu
bled with the purpoe* et 1) celling tbe murderer, b?t
wiser eonns^is hi.-il, olid he r*j bro ijibl Ui this
?>ty by ttjo ira n of the Chesapeake acd Ohio Railroad
at >1* o'clock, When be was incarcerated In I'utnam
Connt;. J.i.f. It U yet thought a l and will organise
an<t tske the l?v into their oan hand*.
MI7RDEB AND Alt SON, #
Pir.?BiRO, Pa., Jnnc 28,1870. 1
A hot.;? In Allegbanj; City, ?.r npud by August I
('oilman aixl w ill lam Topienau, two voiig German
b;. -liier:. ?as i nl re<l by it ler mi c.niy tbt< morning, i
C' 110All wa.-; ki!l"d by blotto on the lit >ro|o ?
hath't, sadToppmao was badly out aoout I he bend. j
The Inuo was urrd by tliu taurd rerr. It is supposed
t iat roppntaii, cannot rn. >rer. af be u? badly ' ruv<L
So c! .v to the )>*rpeirau>is has yet la n obtained.
MANITOBA.
Ofi iv.i, out, Alio it, 1$TC
The long talked of redo<;< n of lorcu in tl>e guards at
Kort Os?<or*e. Manitoba, taken plat e on tlieuMb Hast.
Men of tbe beat character will be allowed the option of
leevw* or renwinm*
A FAMILY DROWNED.
FATAL CATASTROPHE AT FIDDLKBS' ELBOW, IN
THE DELAWARE UIVKO.
P.ikt Jesvia, N. V., J una 27, 187&
A report from (lushkill, I*iko county, Pa., Iwlow
here, on the Delaware ltiver, gives the detail* or the
drowning of a whole family. A tramping lamily of
Italian!!, consisting of bu.-bacd, wifo and two ttnall
children, bad been about the vicinity lor a day or two
mending umbrella'. The Human ww about
to become a uioilier, aud Ihoy desired to reach
Stroudsburg. twelve mile* below. Being toid thai the
Dataware Kivor ran to a point near that pi ice. the
ltal'au thought ho would savo oxpen-e by xomg that
way, and accordingly stole a rowbout that was moored
in the rlvar, and. placing lin fatuity iu it,
fctartcd down stream. Juat brio* Buslikill is a
rapid . considered l>y rail men most daugerous.
The river there make:! an abrupt turn uround the
mountain, known a* Fiddler's K bow. When the Mua I
boat in which the latnily were seated entered the he.ul
ol the (all the umbrella mender >nw his danger ood
tried to pull lor shore. At ibu flr*t move, however, his
boat wjs swamped and tbe inmates were Instantly
swallowed up by the strong curreut. Their bodies had
itot been recovered at last accounts.
. . LABOR PROSPECTS.
STOPPAGE OF HI LLB AND BEDVCTION OF
WAGF.S.
llORTOX, Juno 28, 1R7&
The Kal' River special lo the Ueraid says: "A doc
ument has been circulated among the uil'.l
agents asking concerted action lor u lito
weeks' stoppage, and tiio result has been
successful on tho part of tho originators. Tha Slade,
Osborne and Barnard mills, which aro working on
contracts, will run part and probably full time. li has
not been decided whether tho mills will start up alter
?luiy lor a week, but if so they will clo.-.o the wuek lol
loping."
Low kli., Ilass., Juno 28, ISTii.
William Walker Ac Co.'s woollen mill will Uko a vaca
tion from duly 15 till the fall.
The man ulacturora have voted to reduce ibo wagos
ol help ou ,iu avcMKO of about ten per cent alter
July 17.
SIR. ELAINE AT HOME.
Ai;ocsta. Mo., Juno 28, IS TO.
Mr. Biaioo reached his homo this evening, having
come through on u special car in twenty six hours
from Washington. He was very much fatigued and
exhausted by tho journey, and was takon immediately
to his residence, tint being alio to stop a moment, 10
recotvu the congratulations of tlio largo number of
friends that had assembled at tho railway station to
welcnmo him. Ho is now under the earn of his laraliv
physician, and 't is hoped perfect rost and ijuiet will
soon restore him to health.
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
War I)ErARTMKST, 1
OrrtfK nv rm: CittKr Si<i*al Okfickk, J
Wa?bi\otov, I). C.. June 21*, 187(1?1 A. M. )
Probabilities
For Thursday, in tho South Atlantic States, station
ary or rising barometer, southwest winds, higher
temperatures and partly cloudy weather will prevail.
For tho Gulr State.-', Increasing ^nutlioast winds,
rising barometer, warmer, ptrtly cloudy weather and
numerous light loctl rains.
l or Tennesioo and tho Ohio Valley, falling followed
by rUing barometer, warmer southerly slutting to
cooler northwesterly winds, looal rains followed fc7
clear weather.
For tho Upper Mississippi and I.ower Missouri vjI
leyaund tho upper luko region, northwest to south
west winds, stationary or rising barometer, lalllnn
followed by rising temperatures, partly cloudy or clear
weather.
For tho lower lake region, cooler southwest fo north
west winds, stationary barometer, pnrtly cloudy
woathcraud local rains.
lor tho Middle and Eastern States, south went to
northwest winds, party cloudy woathor and numerous
light rains, riling followed by falling barometer and
temperatures
The I pper Mississippi and Lower Missouri rivers
will rise * lightly.
EFFECTS OF THE HEAT YESTER
DAY.
Although tUo highest reading ol the thcimomettir
yesterday was slightly lower limn tliut of the dav be
fore, still tho ditlercnco Mas barely perceptible, und the
city population obliged to bo about tiieir ordinary avo
cations suffered terribly. The ?ky ?PM cloudless, and
from about ten o'clock ln,thu niorping until luui 1'. M.
tbo sun blazed down upon the city Willi relonUess per
sistoney. The number of sunstrokes worded below
convey.-, but a luiat Impression of tbe immense amount
of sufToriug wblch barely tell fehorl of that cttrumo
?ssue. Fortunately, these heated terms ure never of
any very great duration In these latitudes; otherwise
it is hard to eurtniso wuat would become of tho city
population.
rhe loitowlug record will show (Do changes in tho
temperature i.>r tl.o pan twouty-loiir hours m com
parison with ilioi urn-ponding date ol last .year, us in
dicated by Iho thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
aUKIiALD Buildup:?
187.".. 1ST?I. 1S">. 187fi.
:;a.M ?;*? t: .".timi' M H7
(I A. M ?7 7S ? V. M SI 87
?? A. M 73 83 ? P. M 7S 81
MM 80 88
Averiigo temperature ye.tlcrday 84
Average t?mi*eratnre tor corresponding d.?io last
year./. 70
sCKMruoKae
At nine o'clock yesterday mornlnc John Kr.ick. ngod
thirty-live, residence unknown, was overcome by tin)
hf.it nt the corner of Spring and Elizabeth streets. Ho
was sent to BHiavuc Hosnitul.
David Vitu llorn. a^edl thirty-live, of Ko. 7 Ludlow
place. was overcome by tho heat hi Broadway and
fourteenth si rout. Ho WW attended by Dr. Born mud
tent to B'.'lhivue.
Krank Young, nged l^pnty-iiif, a Herman by birth,
of No. 8?>9 Second avenue, was sunstrusk at half
pafet two yesterday afternoon on the corner of avenuo
A and Twentieth street. Taken to Hellcvue.
1 hoinas l-'alrbri lee, naed iorty lotir, of N'o. 1,481
Third avenue, wan found yesterday alter:.om at
Twenty-11 rat etrect met Broadway prostrated by the
beat He was attended at the Twenty-ninth preciuct
and left lor home.
A man named William Bock, employed in loading a
lighter at tbo loot of Boralemon street, Brooklyn, was
prostrated with the heat yesterday afternoon. He was
iinnblo to give ''is name.
At lour o'clock Kdwar.l Wadsworlh, thirty-five years
of ape, was sunatru^k 08 tircoae uveuue, Brooklyn,
near Broadway. Ha waa taken to his homo, No. oi>,
Chestnut street.
Hugh dlavin. of No. Bfl Hackett fctreet, Brooklyn,
waa MiBstruck in Hobokeu, yesterday. He was takeu
to the polio* .station.
Mary Ho>.'an was prostrated by the heat in Coinmu
nipaw aveiiee, Jer-ey City, near tho tlcndalo Honeu,
yesterday afternoon. tMiewas taken to the City Hos
pital, w here she wh attended by Drs. Murray, Car
penter and fate.
mB wwt a hot.
Roundsman Healey and Officer Devlin, of tho Tenth
precinct, killed a mad ii?2 iu tho rear ot No, 17 Cnrys
vio street yesterday noon.
GXLMORE'S GARDEN.
Tncro wore three soloists presented at Ollroore'n
Garden last night?l.ovy, Kowaltfti and Arbuckle. The
first and tblrd of tfioso arti-H arc cornet players
par eaotUauv, the ?ecoud n pianist of rsnotvu.
Tho bund ol I*. IS Uiitnorc, which has now
ix-coma nutli/ual in reputation, gave sonio of iU
beat aelcctwiitf. These wcro tho ''KgMnt" overture
of Beethoven, pl.t) cd w ith nn effect and >lan second io
uw orchestra; un enticing siren.* wall*; ubou rictof
melodies frotu \ erdi a '?Nabucco;'' an overture un Ruc
tiau airs, u very clumsily constructed work i>v ono
Karssen, a selection trum J. A fcach; a "Carnival ile
Veuic ' laauuua, an<t Mr. t'. C. Smith s ".Vrfrtbern
Koute" Ulop, a very Kparkllnd won.. Mr. Ko^aU . I
plu>c.t his iMr iphiaic <;n tJoiincd's ? t'aufci."
introducing tlio < hoMC me from the
best o;h t:\ wLieh Iwrf IWON pla< ed on
thostaite lor tw> uty-tHe year* lieu n enceri.-d and
be played bie.owu "Ventro a Terre" go'.opk M. Ko
wi.'akl is now one of tl.oso rare InterprviWx of i> >
i.iusio ot which ttit tnrirv, ons may ?ell ho pro'i 1 l>o
noble grand rolls out ua Hck?>t touee bci.cMh hw
fingers and proves it-cif to I ? i :.,j Jr>'. of nil instru
mottts. M. Uowalaki ims orcl??sirated i<-r l.cvy 1'roch's
air and varmm-. ?n<i or?t?e?tration is tho vi n k of a
tboroogh m-iMeiaa, and when i/ vy jiIjjs the comet
nolo ho will create a fenuInn MMSiion.
OUR FIREMEN'S l'AY.
The 7bo Breoicu are at present vary oosioui teg >rd>
IBS their pay lor Ibis inooth. Tbc ii.ira^rapli hi yes
terday's KuuLn, whu '.i stated (hat Comptroii^f
tire' M hod retu'ed to ?ud tbe waaranta until the month
? up. en ^uturdsy ?nofiuo;% eaus*?l no itttl i otcU^
wen'. Tbe atvutb expires a: twelen o'clock cn I'r.day
h.;hl, aiei u ih? i'?nk? are elweeu oa Monday i'ie in< u
?MMfget IMtr msatev u?til Wertnc'da). It < nupci
diM Mm Com pi roller will k in "? ? warrants curly on
sunrrtay a < tnai. Iho <*ntire Jepor;u??Bl will lie paid oil"
beler*tbree o uioel;, (be bour tbe boait* clo#e.
THt rXKNTKJV UNION'.
The regular mouUily m.-eting uf tbe Carvou' l.uiua
was held laat light at Tarn Matt, m Fourth street, m
ilrr tbe preei J< n< v ol K'dward Kranke, and vt <c*r* l?.r
tbo enxmntr j ear were elected. Tho uutuu will partlet.
pote in IIm two om tho Iwth of July.
TAMMANY
HILL
LAST HOT.
Head. St. Louis Telegram?
fcr Reasons.
PREPARATIONS iOli TILE FOURTH.
Detective Adams, of tlie t'eutr.il Oilier, was yestcr
day detailed f< superintend ihc dccoratiou.. and Illumin
ations of police he:id'|u.irtors and tho different statiof
houses on tlio iid and lib prox. At lho Central Otflc*
throo strips of cloth, colored red, white and blue, wil
bo placed in cacli window to be illuminated by < andl?i
fixed iu a Illcl.il stand behind litem.
Tho Mulberry blreet Iront ot tfin Central "tfirewii
be aUo illuminated by JUti Chinese lanterns and ,t lar.*
glass ahtcld with the words. "Police Department.*'
loaves ol absence will be denied to officers after to
day. Monday and Tuesday every oilicer will be re
quired to be on duty or in rosorve.
l ite I'iro Commissioners have ordered tljn Fire Hall
in Mercer t-lroot to bo decorated and Illuminated on
the :i?f uttri 4tb of July. Tito dreoratiun of the differ
ent cngllio houses M lelt to the la-to and wishes of t*i"
members of the various eontpauies.
THE FRENCH WORKMEN.
The French Workmen selected by the several ir.id-i
unions ol Paris to visit this country for the pur|>u..,o ??
examining into the trade workings in tins country, :m
cxpcoiod to arrive in tills city to-day at ten o'clock
via tho steamer Canada. The executive commit:
cou.jistiug of iT. reron, m. uruioro ana m. semny, up
pointed to ntak" arrauiteiueiilJi lor receiving liiorii. ni-t
last evening at No. 102 Prince street. Alteraprolraotu t
rossion it was resolved that all French workntcu wlabiii.;
to parts ipato join injprocession and proceed to pier
i.\ North lliver and them reuetvo their brethren ...
tUey lauil Irom t!>e ateanicr The delegate* will ilitm
bo conducted to No I0J I'rlncc M.reel aud lodged ami
leaste I l?urm this aud ncxi week tlicy will \ i. it :h<
Ceuicuti^u
('HAULER OF LIFE INSURANCE.
The ? -r of the Chamber of l,ifc Insurance r?
potn t ie ?..!?? ?:.t paid by twenty-seven coiupau,,-?
duriug tho past ntou'.h upua policy claims tu bo a.t fol
lowr:?
Louses bydo*'.'.i $l,titw.ft;j >>,
Matured endowments J'J!,:ilS * >
Total U
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
At a tnoellnj oT the t'lran I Army of tho Republic,
Le!d last c*o:tir.g in the Or.nanta Assemble Koom?,
It was reported tnat the majority of the t.rand Arm*
would embark lor Philadelphia on Monday morning
ncsu
REDUCING THE LIQUOR LICENCE/
TWo Prr-tdout ol tlio Esci-e Hoard, Mr. tieorjo W
I Morion, ti.'i 1 a recent interview with Major Saner in
I roifrciiou to the slow uiatiner in which both the ip|Un'
? and beer dealers w?ro ikying their licence* for th?
present year. Ho partly attributed tin* t.t the preaont
iiu.rd tunes, but mainly in the recent raid on the h^uor
i slums uu Sunday*. i'o meet ib?>?<4 univr'^cnciea no pro
I poised to reduce the general licence Iroin $75 to #AU.
i Tlits reduction was ol course accepted mid a cu'eoto
' ban been vent by tho ExedOtire Committee unking thru
to at once comply with 11><- requirements ol the law.
LOST IN PORT.
Tiinni.n Norton, a sailor ou board the bark Ella Bur
naml. lying at the Paroma uvenuo pier in Jersey City,
i foil Iimu the yardartn at eleven o'clock yesterday fore,
noon and mm drowned. The body wan not recovered.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
i
Count Ladirlas Hoyos, Anstrinn Minister at Washing
! ton, un<l Rai on d? Stnirnoi)', ol Hnssia, uie i-o|o?ming
at tho Hotel Brunswick. Governor John I.. Bevorid(/<\
| ol Illinois, is registered ut tlio Gilsey House. Pay In
| specter Gilbert E. Thornton, United States N?vy, Is
, quartered at tho .St. James's Hotel. Postmaster Jona
! K. Smyth, of Albany, In staying at the It'll (ft Avenue
j Hotel. I.icutenant & Siepanoff, ol the Ru?*iau Navy.
Is at tho Windsor Hotel Dr. Si^mund R. Bluta, of tl>?
! Austrian Legation at Wa>.lnr?tfion, Is at the Wcttia n
I ster Hotel. Count Von llcliustatt, or (iertuauy, it
residing at the Grand Central Hjlel. l!uv. l>r. E. I..
Maroon, of Philadelphia, Is at the St. Ueuis Hot !.
Captain A. Fernandez, of tho Spanish Army, is at the
Hoiftnan House.
NO SPECIFIC FOB LOCAL SKIN AILMENTS CAN
rops iii popular favor with GLENN'S Sri.niitit -o*r.
"Mill's Hair ami Wiimhiii Ovk," black or brown, TiUc.
A BKNNETT BUILRING
PI REPROOF.
located ON XAS.-saL. VNN AND PULTON STS,
IIANIISOMEI.Y AMI WKLL HEATED OKi'U'E.-.
TO LET OR VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
Sl. l fABI.K Foil
LAWYER*, BANKEKit AMI INSURANCE OFFICE*
AI'l'I.Y ON THE I'KKUIsKK.
A GREENBACK-PLATFORM FOR INDUSTRY.
Hard ni"iicy pi,uform far ruiurred idleness Wouoti I
kilts I'AUtT roK Pais.
A GKNTI-EMAN'# PEARL CASSIMERE hat, $2 fi?.
worth (1; ?pticlslty, straw Rat*. 1.1 New Church ?i . up
?tairs.
A.?the PIUDE OF the SEASON IS, I VQI KSTIOV^
? ably. KMIX'* elnSiill awl uiia|.pru?Hi?el? Kocky Mountain
bsavsr, the perfect dre** 11 a r l,?r warm wemher. ItmJ*.
I men ol i t*te awl refinement rboulu mak? tU?ir Burrba*>m <i.
i.|: :,>'r ol bi.i nii.r??. 212 Broad* iy or in the Hfth Avenue
| llotel.
' A KEY. DIAMOND" has BhKN PRODI CEO IN
> VriSM hf iliamond pla Umacefjratal qatiri* with a liquid p?i
I i? laadaef dHtiMfiri" which are loo small to l>* <iut. an 1 th?
i chipping* and cull i"K' that are takm off of dttmiis<l> dur
! lair the pracrna <o" shaping tliem Th*?e aio 1'ti.i-nv Mia
, UMni. flfir 111?t ro. I? p rpctual. r.ir **lu only ut PI* H .
AKII lll/'MI'llRl.V S Jewelry More, TJV Broadway, >.pf>n?
' StewartV AirS faf Ulistisulstlct Ihi. I Uav uo agent
BUNTING I1.AGS IOR SAI.T, IN LOTS AT WHOLE
sale, todecoit'e l.i?4Uiuiif? *t low price*.
II. i*. A fl. I*. SMI III. 1* nnd7<i Worth -i.
OONT MHi K Wllil rili. HEAT.- WI AH
, MilAYKK'H *?tr' ? <l?il IIAi.r Hat, prlct> .W. Wal
lack's Tbcakna II noon-.
i KEEP'S CDSiyfi SHIRT*, MADE To MK.IUURK.^.
Hie < i, .?' i"P S**: "?t the sll^huAt < UH|fstion I<?
I ikavr rpp r " ?' keep ? *Mrl? *eli i* peMvctl' Mti>fa. -
! t-r. . ...III. . t>. aiulWI Af.rU it.. PIlitMeltdkU.
LAIMYCi Ii:K-TAl RAM'. \KftU. TIUJ Art.'
{ Oallery and * lleUilm the tumlu pavllle*. Is in esery rs
i spent.. lir-t cla*' ristmnM.
POIJriCAL BANNERS'" PLAI* A^^lttMRAlTtJ
M4l t Itt'a4i?'latter*. lllWKil * <?lt \ WAN, *>.
SODA WATER "aPPARAI; S Kilt (ILL
? Aerated ?.<<rera?**. JollN MAi TIIEWS, in Wis
j St., eilj.
SL.NS.IBI.r, PUACill Al. REMEUY THE WIOlV
Sn : Kt t ri.' I'l ? ?? f id only by Ivt.VSI'IU TRl'.-S
! ttuMI'AN^ . ? "..I Itr >m1wa.v,
I TtJfTB TO LET?ALI. ?i/.E?.
J. W. TTLKH, :.TT? Bo^,.r*.
WHiS. Toi p: ;.s ?o. R.uvHH s-, PRACMCAL
W. aser and iapurttf vf Ituaan Hair. No, M Easv
ISIUi si.
WATI.i%< M.I.IERS." VICIIV, * CARBONIC V ID.
Biiir' Klssln??a,1 rtaVa*i. Arti^-'tal luimi",. i. .1 . ; ;>*d
i . 'if',) -i.rl ? ".i'l:m ttie count ". Address CARL II.
st-lJ 'l.TZ. Htu H'oni, NawY.i*.
el -XfcW IREATIVk. ExMfln'xiSiii ITII'.IR
/ SMtcrisial '.srAimefit, sens I'rse.
Itr- RRtTWM A STOOD tKD. No. ? W.-.st lfth't.
Dick..-' - hitherto im i kable, as"HRtoinx
Utv>rif!. dropi.t, cainr. b, cair iln?. ';r:nef. pout. I'tea
I instisw, 'l-jpfWda; tlioie of the tifarl, bl.'.id, fi*t'i, ?,i!oe.*?.
I H.?idr. ?> n?tai? eland, promt:ure itabtlify; A>'. Treatise
' frva explains ag ttir.ir ?H-i-e??iul inwiiusa hr SK.SllRI.
I \DK V? HOfli Wertd Pesrlesn Miasrai 8oruiK Wafer
nad Or. III". STll. i;er#r?H?n roonit and eniv depot, JtJ0
I Mreadwaj. >?* Vefk. rrm -jc a call? mm kaMh