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EUROPEAN NEWS.
The New Atlantic Gable.

We publish to-day some further extracts from
foreign files, which have reached us by the
america and Marathon.
The following gentlemen, directors aud others,
are on board the Great Edstern:-Mr. K. A. Glass,
managing director OF the Telegraph Construction
and Maintenance Company; Messrs. s. Gurney
NJ. p, Daniel Gooch, NJ. P. (Chairman of the
Great Ship Company, g. Elliott H. T. Barclay,
and John Smith (Smith, Fleming * Coz, direc.
Field, Anglo-American Company; Mr.. Barber.
Great Ship Company; and Captain Hamilton,
director of the Atlantic TELEGRAPH Company.
The officials are Mr.. Willoughby Smith, eIectri-
ing electricians; Mr.. Mordrity, r. N, assistant
navigator, and Mr. r. G. Dudle,, who is to turn
his pencil 10 account in Undertaking this
expedition. Professor Thomso on accompanies
Mr.. Willoughby Smith across the Atlantic. as
consulting electrician, and Mr.. Varey remains
at Valencia with Mr.. r. A. Glass.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

Court or Quarter SeSsI Ons-Judge PIERCE
An application was made request ng the Court 70
admit 10 bal Bridget Ma oy, charged with larceny
1t was provOn that her two chIdren " ere lying sick,
one with SD alLpox, and Q other with the summer
mplant, These facts beng considered, she was
admitted to enter bail in $1,000
John ScOlIan was charged with committing an
assault and battery upon James and BRIDGET Nc
Donald; /; ames and Bridge Mcdonald with assau t
Bridget Mcdonald with assault and battery upon
Mary Scolan.
These cross-bllls were tried tooether. 1t out
of q chicken fight. The par ties i've in the same
house, and had chIcEens Two of their chickens had
q fight, and Scollan's chicken kI led Nc Oopald's
Mrs. McDonsld wished to have b ooi for oOd but
finding she couldn't get 1t from the chicken she
attempted 10 take 1t from Mr.. SEQ Ian by Vigorously
showerng a voiiev of brick-bats tn ough Scol au's
windows, on Scolan's head and IN his face ScoI-
lant tsfood this meekly and patiently for WHILE but
hnally the amb in him was beal en- down, ana his
Irish ''aroused," an0 Le began to pay bricks also.
Then the two families rolled into regular free fight.
Jury out,
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resignation during the day Possibly he was

resignation during the day? Possibly he was
requested to do so.
Harlan and Stanton still remain members of
the Cabinet, notwithstanding that the former
at least has already openly declered his Inten.
tion of withdrawing, and Notwithstanding that
both are in secret concert with the enemies of
the President. How long they will be permitted
to remain can only be coniectured, and coniec.
tuTes based upon the statements of those sup
posed to be we'll informed and In condi
ton to be we'll informed, have proved to be
very uncertain. It is, however, now a we'll
ascertaiued fact that the reluctance of Cabinet
Ministers hostile to the policy of the Govern
ment to resign their seats is due to the pressure
OF outside friends.
Members of Congress and other politicians of
notoriety are imploring the ins to stay in.
1t IS rumored tonight that MIR. Seward is pre-
pairing letter of resignation. It is possible tnat
such letter will be sent to the President as an
nducement to more obnoxious Ministers to do
likewise, but in no event will il be accepted.
There IS no change in the speculations as TO the
successors of those who may resign. Mr..
Speeds successor will probably be named in the
morning.
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The FoLLIEs OF THE DAY.-The Academic of
NJ seilles has been awakened from its torpor by
an odd incident. At a recent sitting one of its
members begged permission to read poem on
the foIlics of the day. Herein the ladies were
most bitterly criticized for their exaggeration in
dress, manner, and moralE-the indecency of
Teresa-the absurdity of the Benotons--in
short, every vice ana folly of modern society
was held up to ridicule. In the midst of this
ton, interrupted the silence only by sympa.
thetic ttter a lady arose, screamed out in the
greatest excitement, you are nothing but a
pack of asses" burst through the crowd, and
disappeared,
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The ArmiStiCG Refused by PruS-
Sia and Italy.
THE ITALIANS ACROSS THE
RIVER PO.
Installation of the Derby
Cabinet.
Etc. Eto.. Etc.. 11rc.. Etc

New YORK, July 1.-THE steamship Pereire
has arrived, with adyices from Havre to July 7,
via Brest.
BREsT, July Prussia and Italy have refused
the armlstice. The Italians have crossed the
river Po.
The Derby Cabinet has been installed.
There is nothing later from the Liverpool
Cotton market than was received by the Noua
IScoRaa. A LIVERPOOL telegram of the morning
OF July gives the following prices, which are
probably the closing rates of the 6tn:-Consols,
S65@S68; United States 5-20s, 670675; Ellie,
370137l; Illinois Central, 77Q1775.
The Havre Cotton market is verv quiet. Tres
bas Orleans, 172t.0l70f; bas do. 2OOf
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to obtain better price for the remainder. This
will yield about eight per cent. income, and
add twenty per cent. to principal at maturity.
Quotations of Gold-104 A. NJ, 149l; ii A. M,
149t; IL NJ, ISL; p. NJ, 1915.
The New York Tribune this morning says:--
''The payments at the Sub-Treasury Yesterday
were upon liberal scale, on account ofthe one
year certificates, which have ceased to bear In
terest. In redeeming this class OF currency
debt the Treasury has freely used National Bank
notes, which ore again accumulsting in this
CITY,. The banks have not vet made these a
legaEtender at che Clearing House, but will be
Obliged 10 do so at no remote day. The tempo
rary loans except a lew millions of Clearing
house certificates, are PAYABLE in this currency,
ana, within short time, wnat IL no a Treasury
balance VIII be put in active circulation through
IN" payment OF the temporary loan. As no bank
in THIS city dares refuse National currency from
its customers on deposit, the penalty being
the loss OF accounts, the most sensible
course would seem to be the use
o II at the clearlug.houses in common with the
egaltenders. 1t is reported from Washington
that the Treasury policy l. not to be changed,
and that an easy money market IS to be main
famed in connection with steady exchange of
currency with long gold-beaIIng debt. lt is this
belief which is nov stimulating new specula-
tons on the Sock Exchange, aud those who act
upon 1t are onlv pro6ting by the history of
treasury operations during the past nve years.
Inc paN ment In currency OF large amounts of
temporary loans is an Initiating operation as eli.
cl'hI as Iesh issues oi circulating money would
be. For the pre- cut, the Secretary of the Trea-
sury is the strong power upon which spectators
for an advance rely, and he can safely be de,
pended upon until he commences to cancel
legal-tenders, which he has no present inclina-
ton to do"
The Trenton Banking Company have de-
clared dividend OF five per cent, PAYABLE to
Philadelphia shareholders at the Philadelphia
National Bank.
The cash balance in the hands of the Assist
ant Treasurer i'll Boston, at the close of busi-
ness July IA, was SO ,6l7, ,565, an increase of
Sl9O,6l3 as compared with the close of the
previous week. OF this amount So 8l7, ,s87 was
In coin, an increase of Sl6S, III over last report.
The total value Of exports at Boston for the
week ending July IL, inc uding specie, was
S2l27S7 against 1928, III tor the corresponding
week in 1865.
Judge Yerger, of the Circuit Court, sitting
at Vicksburg, Miss, recently decided that the
corporation OF that city has no power to tax the
National Bank there, either for license OF upon
Its stock or current business, because such taxes
are repugDant TO the act o. Congress establish
ing and regulating the National Banks of the
country.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
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TIE AUSTRIAN PRIsoHERs PLACED IN CAMP
FoRTIFYINa DRESDEN.

Berlin correspondence Of the London Times, July l.
The number OF Austrian prisoners taken on
the 26th, 9th, and 2sth has been ascertaiued 30
amount TO nearly 10000. considerable por-
tion OF them is to be formed into camp,
under the guns OF the Fortress of Colberg, In
Pomeranla. Many OF them are Italians, de-
tbeir allies.
While penetrating further into the hostile
interior, the Prussians, being not unmind,ui of
the vcssltudes Of war, prepare for sa ae retreat.
Not only the south; but also the west OF Dresden
Is beng fortified. Thousands of men have been
set to work at once. Both Dresden's beautiful
bridges are ready to be blown up the shortest
notice. At Grossbeeren, close to Berlin, on the
beld OF the lamous battle fought against Napo-
leon in 1918, earthworks are being thrown up.
seemingly intended to protect camp The
island OF Williamsburg, situate on the estuary
OF the Eibe, between Hamburg and Harburg, is
also being provided with redoubts.
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NEW OMNIBUsEs.- Omnibuses on a new model
have been constructed in Paris, specially for
horseraces and outdoor sights. They are so
contrived that upwards of fifty persons can be
seated on the roof, and each forms kind of
travelling grand stand.
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FROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.
The Heat-SeveraI Fatal Cases-PoIitical
Affairs, etc.

Affairs, etc.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO EVENING TELEGRAPH ]
BALTIMORE, July 1.-THE heat continues in.
tense. and the thermometer stands at SO. Over
twenty cases of serious affection occurred from
the heat yesterday, some of which were fatal.
Nearly all kinds OF labor partially suspended
and it is considered dangerous to work in the
sunshine.
The Gazette, Democratic organ here, opposes
the Philadelphia monerel National Convention
but is prepared to give in if nothing more Demo
cratic offers.
The firm action of Congress yesterday, upon
the Presidents veto, greatly encourages the
straight.out Union party here.
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Markets bY Telepranh.

BALTIMoRE July 17.-Flour quiet and declining,
Wheat dul and lower; new red 81 S0Sl1 80 Corn
and unsettled. SUGAR heavy. WHISKY dull.
ST. LOUIS july IL -Floar very du and unsettled
Wheat, good No. O. $2dD2 50; prime, 90 1902 az
unchanged, " 'AJ
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The Hot Weather.

BALTIMORE, July 1.-THE heat to day is more
intense than yesterday the thermometer marking
93096 degrees in the shade. Two cases OF sun
stroke are announced.
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ACURIoUs CHURCH DIFF FFIoULTY.-The inhabit
ants of the parish of Lymington, Hampshire,
England, are In state of perp lexity, owing to
the persistent refusal OF the Lord Chancellor 10
nominate clergyman to their rectory.
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FEMALE EMIGRATIoN.-Miss Rye is prepared
to send one hundred workingwomen and a few
families rom England to Victoria, Australia, in
families having many daughters.
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The VASE OF AMATHoNTE.-This celebrated
work OF art has arrived safely in Paris. It's
weight Is thlrty-three thousand pounds. its cir
six feet six inches.
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The Crown Prince of Denmark is about to
marry the Princess Wilhelmina OF Holland. born
IN ls4l, and youngest sister of the present Queen
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Arrival of Steamers.

New YORK, July 27.-Arrived, steamers Tea
Onia, Hamburg IdLisnnan. and Jamaica.
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The new Boston Directory contains 66 1874
names, an increase of 4O9S over last year,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-07
Reusrss aus lSaihiuntsu.

rs btt9tsn, q. WiGr5. - Sbtri!
JtaastDf, edntlAer GeinnSter babisr, Dat
Int StufIyaae istnss Ibnt9s @rn. 8ennepp,
bent Gr GtnluS -S upertntenoenten, fur
feline Serbtrnfte ais Statiftter cine rtaflip.
gD!oenf Wgbniat ittfrrat4t.
2egte Mpde gi19en $S,0l4,002.0l auf
BEN Gteurripe9e Gin felt brnn 80. Stunt
1868 int @ar5cn 1926, s32, 1871.
Weitern Mbenb tieit bic btelige reutIAt
@eIeaI6aft in pWtberptt San" ibr er(le$
Bantet. Oas Qptal mar 9ENA aeIhmad,
FOL perstertj Sr. 2Gslder, Der 8trtt Der
@sfenl9aft, l~eiltete, mas Iife unb Ttter
anbeian9te, 8pr3u9ii4e5. IS mD@ten
IVDbi 200 YeIfpnen anwe1tnb fein, ttnen
pte StWnpeh pes Absnt5 RAID sntfpben.
81. SOB. 9tk, @rGipent, ipra6 IN ieinfr
GrDAnungsreSe BON Dem urfprunae Der
@'sfeQihaft unS %ey!pd9ntt Der tpGsn Ser.
bten ite t9rer Mutter, Der ySeutI6en .Sutfs-
0eifaiAaft". Son ben &paltcn, bic aus
gebIadt iplrbeil, 1tsniteIl iptr: Den Sag,
ben mir %fttern", bon 9rn. g.. @plf be.
antnprtet +; der Srdfipent ber Ser. @t.",
auf oen Der W9tb. ". 81. Nipple nntrppro
tttc; Der GpngrcB", BON NAtb. 81. 9.
Srtb erpiebtrt; vOte Ser. ct. SDn Anles
rtfa", bon Or. s. &. SGmipt; vDsutl6s
lamb" S9n Matb. Spbn q. 9in0Dam
gOte @rlnee ut,o Jlptte," ppn Sen. @cin,
scIman; Der Waypr brr Stabt," BON
&gcnt. 6. 2lppo, Gpriibenbem ser Mlber,
m1nnerj pDte @refe," ron Sen. Srans
StBel b%eantpprtet. - Inter bsn @dffsn
hffnneen Nb Cen. 8amIep, Sen. Gutter
auS Der Shweis, Der Galifprnier 9icnier,
Der IGtb. &. v. 8ren&, GpmmtN6r GAR
rett upp 9r. Sturs, Der betan1te Gmt.
graatenffeInb nnp StaatS. Sefpnpm. -
Ole 9earaten Der @eleIl0aft Gnp SER
Sob. 9tB, @rdIibent; Sr. q. SQrt, Sice.
@rditoent; Sr. So. g. Steinmts, COT
rslppnpirsnbsr SstretGr, unb Sr. Seem,
fen, &afirer.
&lfr. W. SGrbeer, auf BE @nflaae bes
llnteri1lcifeS ppn Belbsrnaus bemS6aBs
ante In unterilhung, tpurbe gesens20,000
Caution tpptfranf aus Der Saft entlaTen.
!5aute frlb 70 nbr itste I'M @cbnbaule
Der Srau Gtarf, natt Der Gde BON 10.
uno SER, Dderenb Mbwel.ntcit Der
Wutter i9r preiidbriaes SD6tertbsn feline
Gletoer tn SrGno unp farb 2 Stuneen
nahber.
Die Satin bts Mhtb. Sptn q. 3afen,
Gpnsreb @69eGrbneter aus Soma, tot
tpesen Gbsbru6es I'M 8t3irfsgeridte au
Sesmpiaes, So, cine SGeipun9stta9e
anban9tg aenta6t.
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Observation-Disclosures

Baltimore GDuntY.Gert@ t.
- Gpwfpntpn ben 5. Mdr3. -
6elte frU6 nabm Der MdrSternttn teInen
giNfan0. Der G54ertf GAt bur6'8 &cpS
bic G~pleeiea Ger 0rpG~ unb Selrtn.@jt.
ihwprentn 3Winmmengefebt; inter ben
Griierrn ftnben mir 9tmoN Better, Gbeyt
qrctS, Sob. Bpbtls. 9ieie prrpeh ser
eibigt unb oann Bis mprDet entto0sn. -
Die SrtBtn9l-8eDilrunp nit Al Stunt.
ntern murte 3uerit, Johann bte Grp3sB.Jfe,
ailrhnpe nit 500 Ngmmern G%ufgeruftn,
nobel e8 cine ;temlthe Mn5abl Gerurs
tb~etlaneen TT Gpniumaetatn, wcGen Ntdts
eripieberung &c. abIestt. Dte Gtpit'Nse
g~titranbe ten1mt 9pnnerf08 al bic Nttpe.
Carlton 8. 8rpWn unD AiaB, @anfts
rpttcure; enttnHsn. Geo. .GDfer,
Spnnta9s.2 taucr"Btrfauf in Der Gtoct;
$50 Gtrnfe nebt &pfeu. - Sp9n Glare,
Grmprbun9 Scs @9S.r0rapRen 3eny9 9.
Grpuc; Bis NtfnRG1, ben 3. Nprtl, surid-
9ele9t. - Snmss Cafes, GtnbruA in
ein &daren-Wia9a5tr TT Baltimore; Bis
gum 6. Wart neri6pbsn.
Grtmtndt,0ertAt.- Sofep6 ST.
fGsr, Steh'9lngrif bet'nn Mab4pfale 1T
Baltimore county; inter 9erattung Der
0elNDorsnen. -Ggpm. Glater, AnSrtif
auf Miarif Sulalne 8fuSter 1t perbredlt,
rtldsr 9tbi@t (auS Baltimore gp. Ser.
le9t); fdulptg %befNnoen.
DunbeSbestrf5 GertNt t. -
@eltfrn beeann Der W6rStermin; bic
GeiGwprrnen (ieDe tbre elite an ancertr
Stfle!) tpurben pcreiSigt, ulb bic Mpmts
ralttGt5s Sie9ifranpe prrlefen.
SupertDr- @sri9t. Go. g.
GbarptsB ans @bitapetpbia gc9en Sotn
g. Barry, gerWatter Der S. s. .Gptltgel'-
fden9pntarsmaiis; SlHsererbielt sl4l4,'
II 5%uerfannt.
@euts fpntnten ri. 1876 Bis 4oG ait bic
9ieiDe.
@atfen-@ert@t. - Gpfe &ibta.
ger, Srancts @bite unb MDfe8 @isisn.
feb rrgtsttsn 8namnht sur Gtrwaltung
Der betrsfenbcn Madid1e ppn Soiepb
&tBtngcr, elias q. Mbtte unb &ouis
@cibenbAa.
Common Nltas- @ert6t. -
g. $. gidsr9 ii. 81. ge1en Wattbias
Datrea; Aldger srlah8te Elm G~rsenntnib,
auf $133,33 lautenb.
!Seute fe1en sPr. "a Bis $50 auf bet
EtgtRranbe.
Stabtfrtts.@ertNt. - Warte
g. Grube, @u9uiine Spnes unb Carl
Sadas e%rlan9ten esrihtli4e SdeipunD
son reip. sos. GrGBe, 2lfa s. Scenes unp
Suite 9adll3,
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Sttefi, fiji Srn. @0rifntll ith ,,GonE
fDrOtn=Ghcntct."


ST.. Ncrmann, Der beltebte uro ftreb'
fame Grdeer Ser &ttrpten auf Der 8itbne
bss ,Gpntcrbta, Sheaiers", Eegeitet Dem
funfliebenbsn Npttifum NIT f~eItsner lin
Gdt ttnen pppen Sunf9enub or bar fir
feline euf na0Nen Srettn6 @eene feltDc-
iebte @enefj0rrntQung pH$ @NStopiNs
grauerlptel mbllrtst at0la" 9eyvapIt.
Gig Gon,crt nrr Man. @Eiiigr lit her
,,GcutOrata."
guf nGNlen GIsnttag IGern !ritb ell
ggoGts Gontsrt 1T Der ,,&cntcrotG" er'
0e;eiat ssh elmer Dame Serdn l0ltet, Die
unter ben Muittireun6en unlerer Stnpt
einen 9cten 8uf unb tie fGoh bel pteten
@eiegeneetten burA tbr unsiBsnniletgc6
@eRrsten fA auf benz Gebiete ptT GNnlt
ttdtig 9esetgt 9at. Mab. Gitie 6. Mflter
wir6 ant bsfagtsa 1!benSe ppil Der iun8en
Nianiatn SSatie 6aWt, ban So. Sungntt'
fel, Nlet, 2ucchsii, 0letn, gbtrawRrt,
Slater pnb ttn Damen Grdut. G6aw utS
Wtap. g8inpmart, fppir einem pDQen Sr'
defer unter Der Dirftttpn bes @rof. 2en'
f4DW afiRtrt WGretn. DaB Bal 70 aug
selsI@neter Wtiwtrtuto Gin rntiprtdenb
b0Qer @eNuB erparset merpen fam, fteBt
G0er olem 3Wetfet.
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pbne trGen6 cine Shulo tu'B 8efdrontb
8cw9yf5n Nnp Der fNte0te1en 8e63nbs
luna @eitenS Der Srdn}pfen duSngIgtt
9epcicn. Gs lit tp6fc Belt, eos bie
Ser. ct. ,Reaieruna 1rtc0S(tbtjfe 1ur1
GtuBe tDrer untert0Qnen 0terbfrI6tft.
gIt9ereS 3G0trn mare @ertrehen,"
@ll6 Ee,us Srleane.
wsSrleans, 6. NGr,, - Gts
sgr0eTrtgs Jftli6feit ber QSlhMannf6af,
ten wgr Bic I6Bnie, bic ie tter latteefur,
bet. Sin MUlifeUrgs Wurbe fyeoet bes
SptCien5 lQplther 2ttber bet bteier @elcs
DenDett Bpn ben Mltltt&r6eRBrSen serial.
tet.-0et BON 5GreYepprt nab NewsDre
leans beatmmte, nit 600 8alen 8Runt.
WGNc tefrQNtete Dampfsr ,WarY 6Qtn"
VerGgoWnte am %. Setr. in 9feo Mtger.
Gin &unpe8s GptpGt bilBte patst Iet1
Qsben eIn.
9erlAte aus 9rewn8Bite Els ;uln %.
5eDr. wlelpen, baB Generalization GeB
mas GrntidnSn nc5 Slid. .9}p.tr.
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Meffuna.-G pWarb @r0B Wi6ter

NettuuG.-G pDdro Crop, gEInfer
etnes In hem GNtfsBtmmerpofe bpn Spbn
g. MtratamS uns SSbnen ant Sube Der
@biNptfr. ite9enpen SaerjsugtS, ftuTjts
Wfrntaa Not6t gil utr, ais CT som
G0tGe ans ufer ftb Gsgetsn tps Ute, tins
gBaGar, aus tfrt .ibn T9ttjiR Martns
tp9. ...
unb @epr9 Nteber, fps0en angrtfeS 0Hf
urb Geprcfun9 beS @oii3titsn Watnler
In llnterluhunH, befncen ftp 8e8ea Burg
iAaft duf fretem SUbe,
NeliDn GreB Wurpa drf Die 8efHulet'
aun9, Mrnta9 9ia4t Gb8, @raps an9e'
0rtfen ur6 nieper9sihla9eu i'll labtn,
D~er0dItst unp pDm Rtbter Sptefr ms
gefdn9niB gef9tdt, uit p1s Grpjfbpfr@
fGbfen d~t3uipartet.
Sbcnttftstrt fpurben 9eftert cine
@elte, fomie Elm Qaar &Oien, ptlGe BITE
90ltlet i'm 6aule bs8 btebii4an farbtDen
YRarftbetfers Slme5 @dE0po, Sir. 20,
TpGerfr., YprfRnb. Mls GtgentlImer
wurren refp. Gunenn Ms@9erfon, Alet'
teriatrifaNt Gde ppn @tarles- uno Bar.
nettr., unb Ttsbermonn Nno ,6ol5mal!t
ermtttett. Die 0tpte rotten StaneIs,
pGl@e bic @Dliset SpnnaksND fflt9 bsnl
gfeacr Gtwarp sJpnes abnGbm, 9e9brt
BEN SNnittpaartn.66npler 3entY ppll
Nr. 1877, Nprb. OQ9tr. 1T Sl2 wert4
unp muros son Dsr &nSlf8eSanf 9ttOb'
len,
&elbbu6en. - s. 9o0ad purbe
ipegGn llebertreiung eintr GRnttdtsSGr'
prbntn9 YDnt Tt0Ier SpteeT 9eitrn I'm
$40 unp Soften 8efEaft.
2pui8 G0uIe, Seal Wuaen, WarteH
say Stpm. WoreRsap unD SpGn {. 81.
Seal, Wethe benz GerI98eEBane GnItbBt'
&c Tliit9tetten auf Die Str0Be 9egrfsn,
purben SDm RiAter Sbpwacre UNI jr So
nebf Soften 9~eitraft.
McDen uEbertretHn9 trriefbsn Stabt'
ysrprcnung wurbe 9tpbert Garter 8efeyn
Yprt NtNtGr W9aten nit. So Strafe ute
Apfen bete8t.
QBm. 6. 8rpmn NnS SpGn O.. 3eGy
mubten fpesen Mt6n0tuns Der QBstfnn-
9en Der Ganitdt5I9 e9bree 0uf GtbetB
beNstDen JItAtevs js $40 nsbft Soften Be-
5atlen..
sis gdGabunben, belten e5 f4wer
fisi, zine li6ttare Grpe!t5Nnetfe tadsu'
neilan, tpnrten ant Wpntd9c 9atrtG @pr'
bon, Gimot0eu3 Dtantp uno Sames QBat'
fer YDm RiNter MGaten aHf 2 Wpnate
ms @efan0nts aeidtdt.
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9srntifMtcg.

Rev 'yprt6 .. Narj.-(IuaFnpti.
set.) .. T.. 8anomanr CAB am 7,
Tebruar In San Sransisep Az @b.
f9tebs.genef5 bsmu Ri6arb BEN Dtttten."
8pr yeenbi9uns Der gorfettung murbe
ibm cine eplpene nit Diamantert befeste
Mepaife Don feinen bprtistn Sreunben
l6erretdt.
9r. Otto ,Spym lit Bon 9altimpre
na9 New gorf ;urifaefebrt. Or Dist
Dor 8%eenSisuns GER Saiipn mod eine
&unilreiIe MAIDEN.
Sttilie @snse ipielt nit ibrer @elea.
fhaft tint uWaipnic 3empit" In 2cuis-
ptle, Sy. Gle bat ben 8pmifsr Mbl,
fetb ensaetrt.
Mab. Met9ua.S hsler fptrb erft TN
gprtt t.a 9tefssn rSlvmpte Sbsatsl" ea-
ftiren,
Sn megiders' Sbeater IN Gticaap Cat
ctn bfitiherS @auipIeter, 9auenS Wil9.
8eliilier, ben DSbglpd" tn engliiAer
SpraNe nit eutem Grfpfse segeben.
Infer beliebtef Iomifsr Reifa9rt mel.
der Jest In Hep.S rlsanS gdftirt nirb
BON Der bprttssn Yrsfe nibt Defenders
beurtbeilt.
lstapttbsatsr,l = &r, Srtse trat &c.
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Srnei; iiir Jraa 9li1oEi im BOLTS
fhrn!fp-

Die bettebts Gpubsette bes 0plfatDea,
tsrs, Sran 8tiApf, BAT 81 t9rsr auf
beltt fetsefestrn Benefit 9pritslluns
n8ruper Gieperli6", DrpBe @pNe nit Sc.
fang BON emit @pDL Dspdblr. pYruber
2tepsrli6" puroe auf ben tersprra8tnb.
ften 8lbnsn hes alien @aterlanSeS nit
psm 9rSBten erfOlee asaeben, eban weit
es cine ppn Mis, grmpr unb Gpmif
lberipruhelnoe anlprsdenbe SGbpfuno
TT unp asieDen nnp 9sDpyt 81 tperpen Der,
btent.
@ilete ;u btsier @sr(efuns flnb tn
Gdearbt'S 9iipertassn, 0r. 26, 3prs.
0anltr, unb In Der pS~urnbane", so. 800,
gSeit.Srattfr., gu BADEN, 100 rslerpirts
Stbe gu 9lstder 3sit bslest tperben ton.
nen, Wan frrge bel 3etten fir reierptrte
Siase. iii, nidt pes GenuTes bislsr apr.
ltelun8 teraubt su ipeYbsr, mas @auut.
lelise alerpinss ~ tbrem SGatspd aber
aa ipat srfagtsn werben,
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0ait ysnIbinotou.

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Dap Der QrdNcent Del Der rriten pnTtneen
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