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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The various markets in Wall street during the
greater part of Saturday were mar ly noticeab
for their dulness- In the afternoon, how yer,
was developed an active selling movem mt
gold. stimulated by the continued INTEL gen Q
OF PrusSian successes and the accnmula i've
testimony of the French defeat
Gold opened In the room at 1851, altho Ugh
street sales had occurred previously as high as
1161. From this figure it declined to 1l5X
reaching again TO y and fluctua'ing between
that and Z up to two O'Clock, when the price
was ll4z. About This time the active bear
movement commenced, and the market vas
rapidly sold down TO i14x. At the form Il clos
ing OF the room the price was rs, At which
inquire large sales were made, the market being
again hammered down TO 1liA, ut which II
matt about four O'Clock, when upon the publ
cation OF the bank statement and lighter deal
inSs the premium hardened and continued
steady mp to the close, at l1ia to =. leaving Of
81 i've O'Clock at that figure. "A curious feature
OF this late decline was that 10 counter to the
cable advices Of the London bond market,
where the price of CTS having opened at 80 4 n
SOY, subsequently. according to advices, de
clined TO $50 So. Next in interest to the
sudden gold movement was the bank statement
which again exhibits most unfavorable features
in further reduction of reserve, the excess
over the legal requirement at present in the
TOSS, ssiOn OF the banks being only Sli ,i1j ,9ll
against SIl OS2 li9 last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22

Nothing more clearly illustrates the peril in
which fariS i considered by her rulers and also
'heir utter demohzatiOn. than the contemplated
destruction OF TIE parks Bots de Bouloene and
Bots dc VIncennes. Situated as they are at
different sides of the city, they at once consti-
tute the lungs and pleasure grounds of the city,
and are almost as essential 10 the comfort and
health OF the immense population as her streets.
Indeed, the wiping out OF any half dozen of the
finest thoIoughfares in the city would be tride
compared with the loss OF these grounds and
'He'I magnificent forests, which only an eacr-
NOUS outlay OF money, aided by time and nature
ID her kihdhest moods, can replace The
danger which either requires or consents 10
their destruction must be thought extreme on all
sIs!.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22

SPSaAeT Blaine, In accepting a denomination
from the Republic ans Of the third Maine district
whites letter making 90 good a showing for the
republican party during Grants administration
that u = pretty certain to be largely used as a
campaign document.
During the seventeen months OF Grant the
public debt has been reduced from - 525. As. 20
20 - 40 y324,I63 august D-sl56. 1885. Tsi-oyer
~l0O,"tO,CtJ FER annum. During the seventeen
MONTHS preceding Grant, under the johnson
dy nasty, the public debt was increased $50 DOo.-
rr". Yet under Grant the taxes have been re-
dueeG--1, showing greater efficiency and hon
eS'E ia The collection Of the revenues and ., the
disbursement Of money with greater care and
iHeiiE- contrasting the two periods, we see
The difference to the Treasury I'm favor of Grant
OF slot .e0o.oeo. about s1l 600 600 per month.
The Republican party, he claims, is opposed
20 high taxation. At every session since I'll.
war closed Congress has reduced taxation by
tens Of millions. Duties on tea, coffee AMI
sugar have been largely reduced, and the free
list greatly extended The internal revenue
faxes have been swept away so clean, that of the
enormous list imposed by the necessity of war
only The following remain Tax on spirituous
'inou> and malt liquors; on tobacco and cigars;
ON incomes; on national banks; on gas; stamp tax
No one. Democrat or Republican. he thinks,
can tnd an easier mode, a smaller list, to raise
tie Sl25 ,oO0.0GO needed.
NT. Blaine refers to the magnificent resources
OF the country and their enlarged prospect OF
development. Let the entire debt be funded at
four or four and a half per cent. The total
bonded debt will soon be reduced to - OOO, Oo0,-
'7'. He proceeds To show how the current ex-
penses IN all branches Of tie Government have
beer greatly reduced, and claims credit TO the
iist Congress for its work in lightenin, the
burdens Of the people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22
33-DEUS MEUMQ JUS.I
Or OF WaSHINGroN. n T.,

% Ab, A. M: 500.
All freemasons Of whatever degree of the A. &
a; p. Rite OF the obedience of the Supreme Coun-
Sl Tor the southern Jurisdiction % the United
STATES, AT present in the District of Columbia are
commanded, and all present in the city Of other ju
rsdctlons are fraternaly requested to assemble in
be Lecture room OF the Metropolitan Methodist
nhureh corner Of FOur and a half and G streets on
loksDA1 EVENING, at 61a =. m. to proceed
thence to the Baltimore Ohio railroad depot and
receive the NJ. III. Or. COnsistory Of Maryland
OF sorrow. ~ A0uso
BY order Of the Sow. CIR. Commander
ttLBgBT q. MACkEY. 81
. Secretary General, he
Tickets will he furnished the members of the VA
rons lodges for themselves aud friends by the officers
m p French Lodge, who have kindly consented
Wrenrer that service. Tenn piars will be furnished
E Win them by IN, Bro. Joseph Thomas Brown
CltZens desiring tickets Ill be with them
by MasOns. or by III. Wallingsfori I4lsFst au2a >
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22
NToFFICIA LUCIUs

TIE GRAND CONsIsTORY OF TIE 32r DE
GhEE or THE ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED
SCOTTISH RITZ OF FREEMASONRY OF IHE
STATE OF MARYLAND will hold LODGE OF
SORROW in the Sd degree. in the city of Washing
in the Metropolitan Methodist Church. corner Of az
and streets; in memory Of our Ill Bro BgSIA
MIN BROWN fRENC n. $50. Lieut. Or Commander
Of the Supreme Council SD for the Southern Juris
diction q the United States.
Masons Of all rites and degrees, with ladies' and
chosen friends, fraternally invited be present
Ne one, except those in procession. admitted with
out ket, that the CHURCH may be vercrowded
or tmproper persons admitted; The Offices will com
menCe at 2. IN. precisely. The music will 10 sup
piled by the Germabia Mannerchor, Of Baltimore,
who have generously rendered their assistance,
EMANUEL CORBETT, S2D,
CIR Comm in Chief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22
STOCK KeDOrt.

fBy B1sk-s', Brokers ant C5nimeycta' 7.,ssrapk
Lewis johnson Il Co. quote stocks and bonds ir
home and foreign markets as follows:
Nsw YORK, Aug H;-first Board-U. >; Sc, ISL
coupon ia Ds, lS62 coupon, IVA B3es 1854
pon, lll sas. 1875, coupon, lTs; sos, new, 1875,
e1npon 10y aas, ls67 coupon. ITO; sss,isss, con
MsI:poss. "a: do. pref d, =; Canton, o.; Cam
66eLlsnd; ~; Western Onion telegraph, 81
Power. "a; Adams Express, 65iz; Wells, Fargo &
Cos EIP,-; American Exp, ~; U s. EXP, ~;
New York Central and Hudson, asa; do. do. scrip,
g',; Erie. p do. preferred. 46' Harlem, 1871.
Harlem, prfd =; Reading a1s; Michigan Central
llS.; Lake Shore and Michigan Southern. On,
Illinois Central, lp: Cleyeiand and Pittsburs
lG's; Northwest, SlaI; do prefrrrei, S5ti: New
Jersey Central. 10I7s Rock Island. lls7f Milwauk ia
and ~ Panl; COS: Milwaukee and ST. Paul pref q,
.5.; wabash and Western, 52's; Wabash and
Western pTPfd -; fort Wayne ,1'z: Alton and TerTe
Hsute.-, Alton Terre Hsute pref 4, -; Chicas 90
e Alton III; CHICAGO Alton. prefd. IL;
Ohio ard Mississippi Certificates. 49,; Tennessee
State Sc, old, IS; Tennessee State SIS, new, 81;
Virginia State 6s, old, CT; North Carolina 6s. old
~: do: new. 81; Missouri 6s. sO1s offd. Gold,
ll5tallti. Market firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22

The New York Herald points out with soms
tOrce to the a. National Labor Reform Party
cOnventonists at Cincinnati that fatal OBJ
stscie 70 the success OF their scheme Is the pro-
found ignorance Of the commonest principles
Of finance. international right and justice
rvIuced by the fathers Of the new party. The
H-~1Id adds
g II the movement il TO be engineered by such
demagOgues the bantling NAV be considered
dead already, II cannot live under the charge OF
such Nurse The AFFAIR is q gre at political blum
feCted by the Labor Congress"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22
Reading Matter on Every Page.

The var news received since Saturday IL
Simply Ccufir1natOTy of the important news We
P-l ished that day Of the decisive battle of
FIidav near Metz by which Bazaine was
crushed, the two wings OF the French army
were Eopelessly discovered, and Paris virtually
placed ~ the mercy OF the Prussian troops.
The Dispatches to-day indicate that the Crown
Prince, pursuing the same policy practised
heretofore N thanking fortified points and ieay-
NJ 'aem IA the rea., Is marching past Chalons
and heading directly for Paris
IL l. given ont from French sources that Paris
IL already pJOviSioned for an eight months
siege but this is idle talk. 1t would be a diff
cult matter TO provision that city, with a popu-
iaiion of nearly two millions, for a siege or a
month even. II Paris is saved from the presence
ofthe victorious Prussisns II will be through ne
gotiatiOns and not through its ability to stand a
prOtracted siege.
The following telegram appeared in the New
York Herald this morning:
Berlin, Aug. 81, evening. There has
Ions. in which the Prussian army, commanded
by Prince Frederick William, was ylctortous
defeating the French army completely, with
on Paris.
This dispatch was dscredited BY subsequent
dispatches received In New York, and was
therefore not sent to this city by the Associated
Press. but was sent here by what il called the
American Press Association" 1t is quite Ger
tain that no such battle had been fought at the
date Of that dispatch, or 1T would have been
confirmed ere this. But q collision is likely to
occur at any moment II the French propose to
make any stand outside the fortifications OF
Paris.
The latest kilograms received state that the
Crown Prince is marching on Paris BY the val
ley AEbe, and that McMahon, abandoning Cha
Tons, u marching towards Metz to act in con-
junction with Bazaine In an attack on the Prus-
slams tesieging Metz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22
LII Tie Sir niah.. - mn - ID =, Cnni !. ~

DIZZY No. are directed 10 appear at the Asylum
Ia iull uniform, on TUESDAY, the 2}i instant AZ s
otk m for the purpose Of acting as an escort
20 the Grand C9nsistory oi the state Vt Maryland,
WIG Nlst this city, &C = mpaned by the Sir Knights
Of Balrmore Commanderies, TO hold LUDGEOF
SpokhOW T. rcspeet 20 the memory of our deceased
b other and Sir knight b r. FRENCH
The Sir Knights will take Cue notice and govern
Order
Visiting Sir KNIGHTS in good standing are frater-
nslly invited 70 join
By ~ DER Of the Eminent Comm ander
. 1t 4. T. LOEGLEY, Recorder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22
| The Markets. To-Day.
fc1>orcph<d Ezclus,oelv TO The Rrenssc Sta-.

BALTIMORE, Aug n-Cotton firm and stock
scarce. and nOnlinNy I91Ic. Flour fairly active.
but very weak. and the market favors the tuyar.
heat steady; sales of MARYLAND At ) q. l5sIa
prime to COED red, 81 Sssl -: inferior to fair 5 10
selE whits wheat, Sl.gsSi o. White cora,
STaS Los; yellow, gc as a.. 10 quality; w, at
ern: gay-c. Oats, ljaf7c. Rye, 7SsSjc. Pork quiet
a. SD !Oss915 BscOl quiet; rib sides. IL, alsc. E;
clear do, Isl sls%c shoulders, l5lsal5Ic ha--s,
a. a2c Lard dull at E'ssI7'4c. Whisky quiet anil
unchanged.
BALIIMoRE. Aug. ~ Virginia sixes. old. 5is, bid
Sir asked; DO 1-5S, 6Iis bid 90 asked: do ISL, s.
bid, - asked; d.. coupon, old, 63 bid
NEW fohk, Aug 2e--Stocks very strong. Gold
Ia. N oney Jas Per cent. Exchange, long - short
1914 Bold=, II Virginia 6's ex -coup1n a;: new
"a. North Cardinals old, 52ai; new, 81.
NBw fCRK, Aug. 23-Flour que, and unchanged
Wheat quiet and steady. Corn steady
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22

o. seems odd that by far the most accurate
map Of the seat OF War in Europe that has We,
appeared Il that published by Frenct, Langran
* Ogilvie Of this city. For irS:.nce. no othe,
map that We have seen gives any Indication OF
the line OF railroad from Metz 10 ChaIons via
Etain. NeTdun and ST. Nene'.Oald. This man
a. al-o more satisfactory in tie number Of names
OF places presented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22

The population OF Annapolis, Nd, by the new
census proves to be but little beyond s 900 in
habi;ants, showing very little increase beyond
the census OF lsto. The Annapolis Republican
thinks that with all its advantages OF situation
Annapolis ought to do better, and attributes its
lailnFe TO grow to the lack OF enterprise on the
part oi ATS citizens in establishing manufactures
within IT. borders, giving home employment and
inviting capital and labor from abroad. whats
ir"e OF ANNAPOLIS is true OF many other points
Washington for instance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22

FIGFT WITH A CIRCUs COAPANY.-criro,
August zl.-After the close OF the exhibition
last night, at Biandville, KY, some of the en-
PlOyes OF Moves circus. while intoyic ata1 Gre
sted general row by insulting and subsequent
~ OpeDiD. promiscuous ire on citizens The
latter returned the Ere, killing one member of
The circus company. The remainder were driyep
out of town Two citizens were wounded
The modern circus is getting to be 40 disrep.
utable an affair that few persons OF respectable
ny csre 10 visit these exhibitions. In such bad
DIOR have they come to be that the Van Am
burgh Nenagerie Company, a concern of stand
Jag and character, finds II necessary to publicly
tIsclAim any connection with any circus. The
consequence is that their tine menagerie wa,
,hTOnged on It's late exhibition here by people OF
a class that have probably not visited anything
OF the kind for years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22

From Shillington we have tn. Nursery for
September and HarPers' Bazdr for September 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22

NuNISATIOSs POR CoSGIRss-The demo-
cr4t> OF the third district of Ohio have nomI-
mated the lion. l.. ID. Campbell for Congress.
This ia the district represented by General
Schenck. who was elected TO the 4lst Congress
The republicans of the fourth Congressional
district OF Iowa have nominated Lieutenant
GcycInof W NJ. Walden for Congress. This
district ! strongly republican, Hon. William
A"ughriafe the present representative, having
been elected by 2i,0J1 votes against G,55l for
Irish, democrat. Hon. Charles W. Willard, OF
Montpelier, Vt, has been renominated by the
republican convention as a candidate for Con-
zre>> from the frs; district after the withdrawal
ct delegates from three counties. He was
elected 1" the 4Ist Congress BY 1888 vote
sg4IHSt sos for Cain, democrat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22

"IREVELLICK.r-Cn this head the New
York star, the organ of the workingmen of that
city, SAYS:
ave don't take much stock in these profess
siOnal "workingmen." Bricklayers who talk
but don't work are of little account"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22
@THE SEASON OF EXHAUSTION.

n@THE SEASON OF EXHAUSTION.
The close sultry weather which usually prevails
toward the end Of summer Is particularly unfavsra
tie to the feeble and euervatel Even the well knit
fTsmes Of strong men feel the nuence OF hs season.
and lassitGie and languor pervade the whole
musiiy. Ladies especially those in delicate health,
suffer muck from debility, occasioned By the humid
h st ami feel the want of a wholesome inyigorant
In fact necessity for something 10 recruit the ex
haJstec system is experienced, more less, by
every body and the only question is, tia, Soqs
AoE ,c,i D.. With those who have tested the effect
Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters on themselves or
have observed its effects others, this question
will not be IN doubt for single moment
Its tonic and regulating operation aud its agency in
creating healthy appetite ssd p-omoting digestion
are rightly elassed BY all who have TesOrted this
un~gualed vegetable inyigOrant and correc i've,
among the most extraordinary therapeutic wonders
OF modern times. IL should be taken at this season
q safeguard against the epidemic diseases which
apt to attack the relaxed system in the fail of
the year.
As IL is understood that mercenary SPECTATORS in
various parts Of the country are endeayOring 10 su
per-ede the standard tonic Of the age with worthless
articles Manufactured by themselves, which they
repreecn; to be superior to this long tried remedy il
Is proper 10 put the public their guard against
this species Of imposition. and 10 them against
the deleterlous trash with which dshonorable deal
ers seek TO dreneh them. au22 so3tSW
kN - -
Rontsomsry s BsIretts Mrs Allen :, Ghsvsi ss.
and al. H.i Fl fsigt Old Ere A ShfykY,
warranted pure for medicinal and family use, bot.
tlod pJ myself, large ootttes
Ayers sar.aparilla and Cherry Pectoral-....-...sso
Hsmboids Bach1 ana 81
Bate helor' . II lair Dye black and brown ..s3o
Lubin Perfumes, very large assortment, 1warrsst.
nasnolia Balm and Laird:
B1Ene,ts Cocaine and Ksi.ton =.
schenck's Tonic and Pulmonic syrup........-.S Is
Cslss,e. Soaps. oil kinds, retailed at wholesale
yineh..,srs HypSsaessIni.ss----------.-.----sse
Gaiifcrn.: Wines-Anssiie., Port, sherry, Mn:ose
De JonsS Cod Liver OH ssDuin IS
H sknsca H Bsas s HOLLAND GIN bum s sse
just as n Toilet Gs' xreis: in tn.
ar less rss,
soaps Coloenes, Hair Oils, Cosmetics, Hair Tooth,
md fjas i@ssS GS%s; n great variety Prepare
= re- IN q sss
PrescTirtions and Family Receipts, all Of which win
'.,.'r''' '' 1sfISs SAJrA A. : Drugs n.assi:
TnILBURN's POLAR SODA.
s3l IsrH STREET.
Opposite United States rrsaslry.
kIssENGKs, vICHY. sxLTzER,
sARA1oGA, BLUE LICK, s,x
BEDFORp aIsERAL wArpRs.
"'' On pBAUsnr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22

~One of the amusements of Long Branch Is
to watch the New Jersey mosquitoes open CLANS
with their bills on the shore.
MA correspondent saws the people who
spend the most money at the watering places
are the old men with young wives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22
BOARDING..

EIRST-OLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
u FRONT Rooms, to be had on reasonabIe terTns
At 1901, cor. Pennsylvania avenue and 10Th streef
Good location and accessible. mhSs-iV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22

ERENCH, LANGRAN & OGILVIE,
PRatTxGAL E.v'GRAH.RRs,
CERTIFIOArss OF STOCKS.
BONDS,
DRAFTs,
LABELS,
49,. CARDS.
900 AND 1850 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22

E'OR SALE-Six new HOUSES, four located or
Il south side Of II street, between 18th and 21tf
streets; two on Connecticut avenue. east side, neal
9th street. Small payment down and long time fol-
the balance. This is chance to secure de
hghuul house with seven rooms, with every conye
nicnce. Inquire OF w. w. METCALF,
Real Estate Broker, cor. 18th St and N. Y av.
aut2-3t Plants Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22
OARPNTRY AND BUILDING

AkPENTKR AND BUlLOEh.
y prePared % undertake and hniah 60 sstid rsos
al york In his line. Particular attention psie "
SObblSo and kkfAIRs, which viii cs nc q
promptly and on reasonable terms. SHOP ~ "
street.; rsssespes. zig u st. q. ". avn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22

CTgAM CARPET-BEATING WORKS,
- Ne. % Nam, ArssSe, tef,cees al aad ga sfs.
The undersigned 10 now prepared 20 execgfe all or
ders at d Srt notice in the CLEANING or CAN
PkfS, o. all qualities AID sizes. For infOrmation
call for circular. IjyS-ul l.. RlOn-
THIRD SUPPLY OF WAR MAPS lust RI
CEIvID. Enough to supply the million.
TkENCH, LANGRAH o0ILyIB,
yB-d S0s Penpsylvsnis avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22

IrSTABL.LSHED 1853.
JOHN McDERMOTT BROS,
DEALERS, 1888
$40 Penny, sns ave near street -
RECEIFFp ON STORAGE AND SOLD on
COMMISSION
CARRItGrS REPAIREn Tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-08-22

E,UR kENT-That nice FRAME COTTAGE Of 2
Il rooms; large yard; gas in the house; water in the
yard, aud situated the heights Of GEORGETOWN,
ID. c. heat SO per month in advance.
DODGE q DARNEILLE,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-24
Bum e huItp cfeit.

Giusr trsffIidsn Ntttsiluns in Der
uUefl. pOit", bic bic @r;isbun9 Der 9u.
eenb ais bic @runela9e aIltr 8efurmen
- I'm SOItsleben tstrahtrt uno bic I'm I'm
tsrri6tspelen hsr 6fsntIi6sn S6ulsn
bsrriGsnren SstIer In ssprdngtsr SurSs
berrOrbebt, entnsbmsn mir 5olOtnpss:
las Sp1em, wsI&ss 8sssuwdrtis in
ben msifen unlerer SHentIi&sn S&uIsn
aueepsnpet pirp, IN sbenlp fsbIsr- unp
maneslbaft, pts bic Silbuns Der urbebtr
bieiss Spfems per unS itrsr Na&fclssr
if. Die piGtisRsn 5ebIsr unb @dnssl
beffrlbsn inb frlesnps:
l. Das Su6fabirtn Der g8Srtsr, trrsn
Stnn, Sseeutuns uno anwfntune ben
8inbsrR ME erlIirt pirb.
2. Sas medanil&e 9slrn, obns BON benz
Sntult pss G'sIsitnsn bic ssrtnsRs NOtis
;u nstmen.
). Gae S&rsitsn p9ne 9Crrettur unb
GrtIdruns Der glsmsntt Der S@rift pom
Seiten res Stbrere.
4. Der 9ebrauG Der 8s6snbl&tr nit
ferttssu antpprtsn gu ben sseebsnsn Gin.
gaben.
8. Das Stubtam un;dbliser ososrapbi.
Ihsr Namrn pom StGetsn &C., pbue einen
prattilGsn bifcrildsn 0srtb fir bic
Ghule.
6. Dus itlapiI&t GshbaItsn an btm Cert
Der Bidder.
z. Wanselbaftt StuntensiutbsiIuns
unb Der bamit psrbunpsus f6nslls 0ta.
itl Der esbrsssenRdncs, Ubns irssnO einsm
bsrisIbsu bic pOae auimsrffamfsit, ssni.
senpe Grtldruns uuC GrSrtsrung eewip.
met gu babsn.
8. Das @bfrassn aIlsr SaiItr iittr
aas etbrssssultdnpe an tiusm unb- bsm.
ltIben Sage.
9. Die Gintbsiluns Der Sdiilsr In benz.
ieIbsH S6uljtmmsr in gu pisIr SlaFsu.
10. Die iibsrmdeise anitrtnsuns rss
@tpd6tniHss auf 8Oitsn rss anfGauuHss-
Isnt. unp urthsilspsrm6sens; snpIih
IL. Quel6Iieeung ftr Nalurpifsn'
IHaftsn aue ben GCltSihulen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-03-24
Wfiners Sofpital in S6uDlfill
SpuHtD.

Die Bill Sur Grri6tuu9 etneS Winsrs'
6pipitals unb GIpls in S6upltiG County,
wsl6e Ssn. 8anpaII einssbra6t bat, ent.
bGlt nsun lbIhuitte, uno esbsn mir na6s
itebsnc furJ ben reIentIiGsn Sn6alt pers
islbsn. @snannte anfalt ica an einem
plaes erriftet werrsn, Der alien Sbsilen
Der 8Cblsn-@ -@eaenp jsnss 9Uuutp's Iei6t
jusdnsIi& III. SURenirsie aufuobme unp
arStli6e Sebanplung erbalten ale Giejss
niseu, wslhs beim G)rabsn pon &eblsu,
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