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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-01

|ls1o,p while on lsiths! mds there were Inscribed
.1hs noblest Roman Of them sll' and .Aiser iiss
@ vsr n ~ sssRs ss %
mourning ana the legend, IAN mourn the loae Of
1,s ns q Ss ts4s N
and beneath zone Of Immortal names that was
mot born dien Just opposite TO this last design,
lon the other side Of Broadway, was another inscrp.
1--WE mourn the loss s Hs
humber OF stores also displayed the simple word
"FarraguL" Among the other devices the IoiioW s.
Ing were conspicuous:-"Ae is enjoying ms
hero, whose deeds will ever live in
the hearts OF grateful people," Several portraits
Iof the grand old Admiral were also hung out. IL
was worth notice that comparatively few or the
|stores closed such did pay this tribute
Of respect to the deceased opened again as soon as
1.-THE procession had passed. The windows ana bal
sightseers Many Of the windows were let out at
high prices, and the proprietor OF one store near
Beecker street, having taken out his mont window.
gave people seats upon platform OF rude panklns
Fourteenth street no less appropriately draped
IN mourning. Many OF the principal establishments
mad the entire front OF their buildings hung with
|fags at half mast.
was stil more extensively draped. The entrance
flags intertwined with Grape, ana Brewster's
Sssgs wss
which crossed the Atlantic in 1866, was also placed
In front OF his establishment by Mr.. Brewster, and
with Its black pail formed conspicuous and inter
es.lg object TIE Manhattan Climb House was
dition to the usual badges OF mourning, displayed
an imperial photograph OF the Admiral, beneath the
lnscrlpron In large characters
FRUITS THAT RT0S90M FIRST
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-01

hearted SERVICE ana TO whose honored ashes they
were now with full hearts ana moistened eyes, rem.
|dering the last tribute Of afrecttonate re-
|spect. This was, indeed, by no means the
least singular and touching feature Of
these imposing obsequies-tne presence OF these
|old wIthered veterans ripe for o calm and honor
able deahbed at the funeral triumph Of the greatest
|of American sailors. Perhaps when the events OF
yesterday are narrated by the historian the pen OF
the annalist will dwell with peculiar pleasure upon
Ia detail so strikingly Affecting
FALLING INTO LINE.
Having marched along to the foot OF Canal street
the procession moved slowly forward, while the vari-
GUS organizations which were to participate In 1t
fell into limo in their appointed order. These
latter, comprising the members OF the city
government and the military, were spread
|out at this time all along the line Of march as far
las Grace church, and had to wait patiently In the
Idreary RAIN to take their turn. Walking up town
one saw here corps drawn up In regular array,
while another, more fortunate, would be snatching
la few minutes OF "easy standing" according to the
tunate artillerymen, however, seemed TO have the
most dsagreeable post In the whole aair. a. they
were forced TO remain sitting on their guns while
the unreenttng rain drenched them TO the skin.
The cavalry appeared the most comfortable as they
sat quietly on their horses wrapped up In snug
Some melancholy wretches OF officers who had
turned out In white pantaloons however, decidedly
bore away the palm OF apparent misery. Few living
creatures can look more miserable than man with
drill breeches on pouring wet day, without an UNI
brella.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-01

The Department Of Public Parks announce that,
il the weather be fine, there viii be music by tho
Central Park Band in Central Park this afternoon,
commencing at half-past three O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-01

she was Instructed to move up and get into
smooth water, which she did In Gravesend Bay
when the tug ran alongside and the body was
carefully placed on board through one OF tina port
holes. When this was accomplished the committee
THE ADMIRAL's FLAG
was hoisted at half-mast at the main and the ship
steamed up the harbor, with the United States en-
sign half-masted fore and an When on Fort Hamil-
ton the artillery OF that work opened the customary
salute or minute guns, which were responded to by
the guns OF Fort WadswOrIh on the staten Island
shore. The battery Of the Brooklyn was also
cleared away and fired seventeen minute guns In
honor OF the Admiral's Dag. The sloopof-war
proceeded slowly up the bay, among q feet OF
and among them the little French squadron
was observed with the American ensign half-masted
at the fore and the French tag ip the same position
over the stem. They fred minute guns as the
Brooklyn passed up All the ferryb0ats were ap-
prOpriately dressed out, and the foreign steamers
had all their ags at halEmast on Canal street the
Brooklyn came TO an anchor.
THE NEW YORK COMMITTEE,
consisting OF Aldermen Lawrence, r. Jerome and
Common Council and the naval and army delega-
ton at once proceeded to the naval tug. The body
covered by the Union Jack was borne to the tug by
sailors, headed by the historic pennant OF the
dead hero and the American ensign. The
Portsmouth marine band played dtrges, the
marines presented arms and the officers uncovered
as the remains passed over the side. All the ON
GERS or the Brooklyn that could be spared accom-
panied the remains, headed by Captain Guest, in
salute of seventeen minute guns were fred while 1t
was proceeding to the dock at the foot of Canal
street. when the civic authorities received and took
charge OF tt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-01

The Rev. DR.. T. L. Cuyler will deliver OBSCURE
commemorative of the late Judge Joseph Hoxie. I'm
the Lafayette avenue church, Brooklyn, tomorrow
morning. Hundreds Of his old friends will doubt
less avail themselves OF this opportunity to pay
last tribute Of respect to one Of New YOrk'S most
eminent and well known citizens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-01

service was held yesterday afternoon in the lee
ture room Ninth street ana Fifth avenue for
the purpose Of bidding farewell to Miss H. G. Brit
ton, Miss Lathrop. MISS Ward Miss Butler and Miss
Chase, who saul for India to-day as missionaries.
Owing to the weather being very inclement the
attendance was not very large
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-01

Elizabeth Tnney, an Irish woman, forty-ive years
OF age, died very suddenly on Thursday evening, as
her residence, No. $50 West Thirtieth street. De-
ceased had been complaining for some time. C0r0.
ner FLYNN was notified.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-01

Inspector James s. Chalker, one Of the efficient
special aids to Surveyor Cornell, has caused the
arrest OF Merrck Price for alleged smuggling OF snoe
aces and will appear against the offender behalf
OF the government, who WILL prosecute the case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-01

Edward McKenna was intoxicated ana asleep on
a stoop In Pearl street, near Chatham, Thursday
night last, and when he awoke he discovered that
his hat and coat, both valued at nine dollars. had
been stolen FROM MIN. About midnight George
Bafe was arrested with the property In his possess
sion. and on being arragned yesterday at the T0mbs
Justice Bowling held him to answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-01

James Allen of No. Batavia street, on Thursday
night pointed revolver at Matthew Larkin. of 555
Hudson street, and snapped 1t, the weapon for
unatelv refusing be discharged. He was arrested
by officer Hendricks OF the Ninth precinct, and yes
terday committed by Justice Cox Of Jefferson Mar
ket, for examination.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-01-20
zWcuiofcitcu.

8erii6te bon elmer rellett 6enianer : ST;
petition mad @anaba Iinb I'M umlaufe. Sic
8spsgune iol BON Neips Dorf aus9eben.
- SnYortiano, Bottom uno9eabO0D, WsaIi,
weroen Die umfaIieroien Yorbereitungeu tlr
oas 2eibenbs9dn9uiB 9enbpo1's getroifen.
Ser Nhtb. U. Is. gDintbrop b6lt Die 2eidenz
rebe in Bolton, @ouo. chamberlain in Bort
LAMB. Sic 6eier oeripri6t cine un9enobnlid
erbebenoe 3u tueroen.
- Sn ajaibin9ton tast abermals cine @ei.
berrehts= Contention. Mao. gabD Stanton
bs9lidpiini6te Die Semofratie QBpomino's,
in0em iie Den bort lebenoen iieben s5rauen Oas
Stimmreht 8etpGbrte. &ud Senator gomee
ron uno SRI. AntbonD bielten &eoen, uno
Sriefe oes Sobn Stepart Nsi1 un6 Seopid
iDuroen DDr9elelen.
mSas alte GonsreBmitsliso 90. Rabforo
in Weit9eiter Co., ND, 1T nit Sooe abSe=
9an9et.
Die @eieb9eburs bon Rbooez Sslano bai
oas 10. Amenoenent augenpmmen. Saourd
erbalten tnebrere Sauieno bisber ourb Die
SrunobefiB =8el1rdnfun9 proitribirterS Demo
traten bas Stimmre6t, unb allen Ini6eine
nab 1T es I'm Die republitanil9e Serri9aft
in Hhooe= Sslano 9ei6eben.
Ser I6tb. Got W. MorriI 1T sum Ser,
Ex-senator in Muine sripd6lt luorScn.
- Ser ~offijiele @mpfang oss Yrin3en Nr:
thur finoet am 81. San. i'm uSreimaurer.
Sempsl~ 3u W%ai6inaton Itatt.
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Scr erScn 8'nai 8'ritb.

Nm 16. Sanuar frat in ytaIboile, Senrt.,
Die SabressG onpentiDn Der 8roblo9e ). ..
V. g. 3uIammefl, tpel6e Die gum 5peiten
Ditritte eebbrigen Staaten Wifiouri, Ohio,
&entudD, Iennciee, Arfanias u. !. m. unls
faBt.
tpurOe i'm Sabre l843 BON IL WGnnern, Die
ii6 nS6bne bes Bunoes4 n%annten, 9e8rinoet;
treili9 abnten jene II apoitel Der ,9uten Sas
DE Oanlals ni9t, baB Der Sroen iib 10 ra19
uno in 10 9roBarti8er gSeile e%ntfalten totiroe,
Der IS. q. y. y" Sdblt ~9e9enlpdrtl9 I'M Ses
rette Der Union l4l in 6 Siitritte etr8etbellte
2ogen nit elmer @elammtzW tit9lleosr5abl BON
nabe an IL 900. -.
Sisr beItehet sur 3eit mebrere 2ogen Oieies
SrDens: Der oeoenn6rti9e Yorort oes 3iuelten
| 9iitrittes 1T Cincinnati. Sieier Sittrltt TT
| eg AUDI, Der bort Oas grDBartige in ilner Art,
qlusoebnun9 uno Beidafcnbett pieleldt eirl'
| ,ia oaitebenoe geaiienbaus erri6tet bot uno
| urlterhalt. Sab Der Sroen auf letn Hanter
| Die herrlt6en Worte Dg8obttbun uno Nuttl6@
runo1 ocI6rieben bat, uno bieie pereoelten
3uede bebarrli6 perIOl8t, benefit an Seut=
llhIten oas beItGnoi9e uno aiis9eoebnte le9enss
reidle gBirten Des Oroens in ieiner Selammts
belt uno I'M Gin5clnen.
Sic Soaupt : @runeI6be oes llnabbdns
eiocn Croens Der r8'nat 8'ritb" iino in
Gursem:
Wersiniauna Der SDbne Ssrasl's in benz
Werte Der S6roerun9 Der bD9iten Sntsre1en
Der Meni6beit.
grIeidterung Der 9eoarfniie Der Irnten
uno Notbteioenoen; Bae9e Der &rantert, S9uB
uno unter1titBun9 Der 9Hittuen uno Watlen
obne INTERRUPTED bes @laubens.
llnteritiibung Der &unit uno Winenl6att
uno Gini6drfung Der 8runoIaBe Der Wtsns
ibenliebe, Der g6re unb oes Yotriotismus.
@ntpidelun8 Der 2ebren bes pabren Sus
oentbui1s als Serfbrperun9 Der 8eleBe
oef Sumanitdt 8iloun9 uno Auitlau
runs. luie Der alt9emeinen Siebe uno Var
briioerun9. -
Mtit Iol3en erbabenen nno benz 3ettgetIte
| angemeiienen Yrin3ipien trat bieier pabrbaft
punabbdnsi9ea Groen, beItebeno aus ben I'M
teli8enteiter uno bumaniten Eeprd1entatlteft
| oes ntolaiibea @laubens uno ieitber ausBe1
breitet iiber Die 9an5e 8robe Union, Dor nun
81 Sa6ren in's 2ebeh; oiele bat CT llnerrnis
oct uuo bebarrli6 perfolgt uno unter oeren
| Ginflub unbere9enbares Suites 9eitlftet; uno
10 lit er 9rOB uro sea6tet uno 3u elmer Der
md1ti9lten SerbinOunge1 Der @e9enpart 9eS
tuorOen. Gr hanft iein iteti8es Seoetben,
ieine erpBe YrpiperitGt uno ben 9ere9t1ertt8.
ten Stol3, nit melGem jeoer GinSelne Gus
Der ,3abl Der Mit0lieoer ii1 einen ". ""
nennt, ben ipabrbaft Humanitarian Senoen5en,
iuelGe feline 8rinoer als Bats nieoer9ele9t
uno Die 2osen uno 0tit8lieoer ~ein5eln uno
insgeianmt unerI6atterlib perfol8t babsn.
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Sic faiierl. Jamilic bon Tranfreid urS
ibre yaltlutprer Yermanbtlhaff.

WIr entnebmen Dem .9ouispiaer Courier
SournalA folgenoen intereNanten Nrtitel:
pOte repolutiordre 8ewegung, tpelhe {ih
leBt tpieoer in 6rantrei9 benlertli1 madt, III
9eei8net, oas Sntereie an Der rapoleonilhen
Spnaltis nod mebr su beleben. Bring pierre
Uonaparte, Der leStbin ben Yeder 10 geipalts
lam gum ueberf6Gunten brahte, lit Elm Sobn
Sueian's, zines 9ruoers bes groBen Raiiers,
per, nd9it bieiem ielbit, ats 6as bef6biatefte
Wtlt9lieo Der camille betra1tet tpuroe. Ser
&aller gilt bel Wielen ourbaus nibt als Elm
Sonaparte, i%onoern als Der Sohn zines boil
lanoii4en Aomirals (?). ben er nit Sortenie
oeaaDarnais, Der Sotter Soiepbinen's, err
3sugte. 2ouis 8onaparte iuuroe BON ieinem
Sruoer our Seirath nit Sprtenjen aeapunaen,
fuabreno er, elm Sdmdrnler u. 5r6umer, Elm
anoeres Beib lie6te. g8er on elm peraeltenoe
~yternstts 9lanbt, mag pobl ben un5tano, bas
pr GrobeSobn Sofepbinen's, uno mid, ioer
Napolson's isbt DIE @ti4ids bon Srantrei&
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aeifias, asnttbIide. m,el6e bsr Qt,t ni6t 10

9siftiss, seriitbIi@e, tueIde Der gtr,t ti6t 10
erfldren, mosquitoes mebr Observation-Disclosures,
ats Mtanner 9iebt; aber es miro oa6ur9 fets
nestpess ertldrt, mesbalb oieIes Serb6ltniB su
lltquniten Der Srauen fortipdbreno suninimt.
Sollte Dies ni6t baber fprrmerti oaB Die GAM
fee : Trausn ~ an 3abl Die Mdnrcr INNER
mebr iiberpiQen; p tnfoI9e, bes Slimos unb
Der 2ebensipsiie gebre6li6er iueroen, als Die
Mdnner (eine Sbatiahe, ipel6e mir ebenios
toObl ielbit beoba9tet, als bon oentenben Dans
tees baben duBern b6ren) uno 81 geiiti9 tbd'
tiger itrb, ots Die Rdrtrer. - sc lit cine be-
fannie Sade, oaB. iper ipeni9 8erftano bat,
i'm nidt 10 leiGt n%erliert, als iper beIien Uiel
bot, uno bab Die @eiitesIrantbeiten nit Dem
8ilbunesgraoe 3unebuien.
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Gnrepdiide &ahelnadridteu.

Yarts, Is. San Sas Corps Gesislati
belt beute cine %aninlirte Sibung. 3uii1ei
benz Winiiter SQipier llno benz Seputiriel
@atnbetta erbo6 ii0 eine erbitterte Sebatte
Sebterer ertldrte in elmer periDnlihen Yemer
lung, oab Der Miniter Der lebte Wtann lei
UNI bel irgeno Semanoem auf oas 9etpiTer
bin5uueiien, ba isin eigenes (SQioier's) b6di
8eldmeioig uno DerGnberli1 iei. Sies be:
pirfte 8roBe Aufre9ung in Der Garnnler, uni
bet Seputirte ipuroe 3ur Sronung geruien
Spdter ma6te @ambetta einen anoern Aus.
faa gegen ben Wtiniiter, porauf elm Seputir:
ter ~ausrief: sd rufe oieien 9errn our Orb.
nung !" Sr. @ambetta ernioerte: Limb i'd
RUE Dem Wtiniiter 3u, 81 beoenfen, mas er iit
ielbft Ihuloig 1T !" SieIe Worte bradten
cine unaebeure IuIresuna berpor, 10 bab biz
Serbanolungen mebrere Winuten lang UNI
terbro6en tparen. Rad MISUNDERSTANDING
Der Gronuns uuroe Die Debate fallen &c:
laflen uno cine anoere Nn9elesenbeit auf8e:
npmmer.
Gs bsibt, baB Seputationen aus anberer
Stdoten bierber fommen iperben, UNI benz
Mountaineering &aspail's bei5utpobnen
Wtan fiirtiet, oaB es babel au &ubet0rungen
tommen piro.
Berlin, II. San ie gerbanolunae,,
ipel6e ieit langerer 3eit apii1en ben Yertres
tern Der dineiii6en @eianotfdaft uno ben
preubiiden Miniitern aepfloaet iuoroen, ia
men beute gum Abl1luiie.
Berlin, Is. San.-Sie Yeaiebunaen ami
ihen benz 8rafen bon Bismard unb Srn.
9uriingame BON oer dineIiiden 8elanotidaft
iino bon Der pertraulihiten uno f%reunoihaff=
llditen Art. geioe batten bdufige Yeratbunz
gen. uno man bat suten @runo, Az 8lauben,
oaB Der 8ertra9 nit China unter ben 9%iinitias
item Seoin9unaen abSei6loHen tpurbe.
.Sonoon, Is. San.-Sn Golge bes iineft
bier ftattgefunoenen YetroleumsY ranoes, Ser
cine perbeerenoe gGirfung bate, beratben bic
&aufleute iiber Wittel, fpelde bic un8eidbrs
lide Ginlaserun8 BON &oblenbt ~besiintigen
~tonnten, un0 es iueroeH bereits perihieoene
pldne fur uerbeIerte Masa3ine ausgearbeitet.
Die ~g8eiinoien Yanama E%ele9rapben1=
Mttlen tperben nit einem Yrdmium %notirt."
Mabrio, Is. San.-S ie auf benz Goncil
tn 3tom periammelten ipanii4en YiI16Ie boz
ben einen 9emeiniamen Yroteit gegen bic Gin.
fibrun8 Der Gipilagb be in Spanislt erboben.
Sonoon, IS. San. : 8riefe aus &om
nleloen. oab Die amerifaniiden Bii96fe aeeen
bic grtldruns bes Sosmas BON Der unfebls
bartlett leien, aug Dem 9runoe, neil es Der
getebrun8 Der protetanten binoerno in ben
Weg treten piiroe.
Iref, Is. San. : Ser Sampfer st.
9aurent" 1T beuts Moreen BON Rem Dort
bier ansefonmen.
6apre, Is. San. = Ser Sampfer rgeGla"
1T geltern Mtitta8 bon NemsDori auf ieiner
Heiie mad 2iperpool in unierem Safen einses
t%rofen.
G%ueensto p n, 18. San. Ser Sns
MANI ampfsr rGitD Of Baltimore lift beute
Morsen u m | ubr auf feiner &eiie mad 2is
uerpOol bon NepsDort I'M biefisen 2afsn ans
8etommen.
Gonbonberrp, 18. San. = Der Spfr.
pYruiftanA BON Der MQen sGinie 1T 9eftern auf
benz Wee9e na& liverpool bon porttamo bier
anaefommeH.
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Sin @aHcrtrinfer ffirbt an Sen
XpIaen feincr MnmGRfafcit.

ati, S9io, 10. San.- I'm Ii6
bonn &beumatismus 81 %frriren, iof Der Ssut.
i6e @cor8 Seel in peni9er, als "a Stunben
al Yinten lauparmes g8aiier. @r begann
oamit pprgeftern Nbenb UNI Z llbr, un6 um
Wittcrna6t bate ct i9on 80 ginten Waiier
peribluft. Gr lit sroBe Aualer unb itarb
aeitern frib. Gin sepiHer Ir9erborn bate
BEN Seel bieie Sur beroronet. gr 1T arres
tirt tporoen unb ipunoert iid lebr. bab feline
Sur 10 i6le6t argei1lasen bat. Or bate iib
eo9 eas @e5ept in Seutl4lano bon einem
S6td6ters mag Sas &urmittel ipobt entipres
den, nur bat IS banlit bieielbe 9eipanbtnib,
mie nit benz Sauertraut unb ben &n6beln, Die
ein Suadlalber einem S6ntieo nit gutem II.
einem S9neioer nit benz idledten Grfols bes
obigen &urrnittels peribrieben bate, iporauf
Der Aesfulap iein &eseptbu9 nit ber Bemers
flung mooiii5irte: nSauertraut uno &nDoeln
iino gut fir ben S6mieo, aber ben Sdneioer
nehmeu's mita
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Scute miro i'm unterbauIe G6io's iibe,
bas Is. &menoement ab0eItinmt perben.

NtW.DorL. 10. San. = &c 6redi6tr IInTau. Tret
SGuisr ,tiseaiirit. Gin Wdnn set0o'ei ino msbrsrs at.
otre itper osrionnott J gsftern Totmittaa un K6 ubr
THIRTEEN plbtlidI erei i'm Sau b%earitfrne breiNbdtge Sdu.
fer IN S~tuifou.Nuenue rate Ra0nfpIra6s in gBiuiamss
blrab nit iirdterIlffin Brad %Siiarumeu uno be9rlben
ucbrere balelbh teinafitgtet 9euit untsr ben 9rimnerr,
Gs ianrnelte ih baIo cine erose Wtsnidennnenge UNI oe
rnaIidstGtte. iptIde io'ort auTlaIien CUR 9ttiiung her
nrsIidIihrt er9ritt. Gab LANCER Nrbeit ipilroen fol.
eenoe 9trte bsrocrGejoget: Carl Dtterinarn. SIR. IS.
Gtdgeitr, pobnbait. itmtr nerlpnnoet; Saines Slater
ion, am aopfe otrlebt &Ibert 9oian, 5bomas Sors,
mann unb nttbrere Nubere. leiht oerpunoet. ..~nnasidhr 2
StunDfn ipGter fhe6 man aII ber e~rtietiten a6t pr Sol.
Bobrsr's. rines 3tnmerrrdrnes. ipelhtr SIR. 146, SEQ,
naroitr ,pDhr'e. Die Souier luarcn b6hfi lieoerIid, uon
8. .. Cannon fur > Sbepbarb sebaut ipproen, uno 60
9itbt id gcact oitie Beioci a19ereinsr nnpile in btr
6ftentlihen Wtinun9 funo.
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spauunasloft ehminhfnht.

pgD aibingto 50. g., ben 20. Nn9uh 1869. -
Niebrtre Sabre binoard mar i'd 6uiten nno Bluiipeien
interlporftn. Ror einem Sabre i'm Isbisn aDinter Ios Id
mir cine berbe grtdltung ~, bic ib AMI bic 9un9s iblug.
Sd bate einfn itltnineu BIutiiur5. SD esbrauhie pteie
NtiStlret sesen Grtdltl' 9, aber pbne GrfoIg. Stn game
ssr CONNER tuar i'd, iehr franf. So qfns anf's 2anb, In
Der 3otnur9. mir Sinosruns Ju perihatfen aber BET
iuetner peimfebr mar msin Sutsit bsfttesr, benz, je. SD
batif cine furdtbars Blutun0. Die fitt Gage anbielt i'd
tparo garl tdpadI uno itero0s uno lit an 9lrBaibnig.
feit. blfieie unaufb6rli&. fpnnts nibt fdlafen. bate fets
einpablen. fano aber icire 2~inberins, biz i'd DC Birs's
punoetpoles Dttttel periudbie. 8ur sttua 8 Wlonta9e 9e-
brautte i6 DE Bing's Via Fugae. unb 1neire 5rtunot
uno 3unberte bon Beianntsn In Waibinstor, bic meiuen
boitnlnesloisn, ans 8ett mid %efi'Inoen 3uitaro fann.
ten, flnb erhaunt. mid nttinen Saus bait Nngeleeenhsi-
ten %poriieheii unb in Der Staot bsrun9ebsr lu iebtrI
au9snidetnlid 10 aeiuno. pie anoere aeute iberbaupt-
SD babe ndbreno 6eB Sabres oas Dlittsl mebreren Set-
oenben entpfoblen, oener He i'm 9tbraud %unssntin webI-
8etgan bat. Graa eputfa 3urbIe,
IL ~ Ylr. 59S, q. Straks.n
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Gpubon, 10. San. = 9as @etter In
gans gnglanD 1T i@6t.
GdnSef6s unb Tinanss8 eri6te.

F~rauffnrt a.. Te., 10. 5aniar. Mbenbs. -
Der. 81. .Obliaatioren iGlofen su 91%.
8drts. 10: Sanuar. atsnSs. B6ris aninitrt.
gsnten rs Sr. As Gentiines.
2onbon, 10. 3an.. absrb8. = Ser. 81. 6bIisa.
tionsn 81. GorIoIs 92H baar 92X auf Gonto.
2pnbon. 10. San, nps.-2etnol 80 4fo. 5e6,
Sale &c Sd. 6 %.
2fOerpooI. 10. San., gbenos. - eHtnaIs 50 cd.
= 9aIs a SD. - Raff. StetnoI "a y. 3udsr
80 Sd. 8 q.
ntp sr ~, 10. SAM, GbtnSs.-Rsises Eprmal.
SteinDl COZ 6r.
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btei Serren In Carlisle tint Originate In NETS
ner Sai6e bate, als i'd in 0eps Ylort mar,
Mit tpabrer So1a9tung Sbr9.@ .S4r1tot."

y SD mar bel Der nrterrtcuna, bic Or, Yator
Gdnii6t nit BEN Gdlofsr bate. ni9t Stssrtpdrtie attr
bel elmer unmitieIbar barauf fati9ehabtet HnttreaiftIi9
iastt mir or. YaFOr S6rlot, bab Die Wnsabtn, rSlbs
Der 6hloIier iiber oas Nnsiebeh Deb IN Serlln pfoielHr'
ten Sdibppe aemadt, i'm gDeIeutIih.h nit BEN In Cor.
IisIe ptrbaFteten Or. Sh6ppe nofreiHitimmttn; itlr TN
BstrsfI Der An9abs iibtr oas Utter Der betoen S4opps
mbse Elm uHteridttb pom weaiset Sabrcn o%or9anosh
belt Die Sotrurs etbe8t. oaB fb Der IN Carlisle bettros
Iihs Or. gdul Shopps uuo Der In Berlin otrnrtbstits
Gt6ppe niht ais osielben beransft,uen ptrotn, cbwoel
Berlin perurtbeiIten YaIiors Sb6ppt bsinabe t~tpetfslos
lei abr isns ppttios ueber3eugung. bic aus ooiSsr ".
ildruus btrppreebt. bot Der 2trr paitor oainels nlpt
ausaeiprp&sn. uno mag oieisIbe pobl trtt ohr9 Die lpa'
Ter autsetrinosnen 8siptie aebilost tporotn letI.
IGfaito ! CbpalD CttCrborftr
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ePtsesrIaaeu: Rr. SO, Sdnoperfr.. Bolton;
gr. 8. college place, rno Nr. 81, ees
paritr., Neus Dprf
gr. Coz. Grdftr.. gbiIaoeIphtd
5Sr. lag, Branfftnfr. Balttniore !;
Her. ESQ nnc 375, ga Mpenie,
@aibinstpu, .. G.;
bar las. 8ineffr.. Nlegarbrtn, Va.
SGaIid, laufen BsridJte iber Ginbernng uno 8eiluii9,
tsldt bieits nsrfpiroise psiluittei bsrporgebratt, elm.
2eute Int Baltimore, bic fb bon leinen ipobltbdttgen
gBiriunsen iiberjsusen ipoleri. i6nren in Cir. 40, ehes
Gutanitr., CIR. SO. eie. Gbarltsttr., SIR. SO. 5anppsr'
fr., Wr. 81, ct. gaulitr., Sir. 142. Srartltnitr., gir-
7O0, Saratogditr SIR. 81 uno 81, RDro . @ilmoreltr.,
SIR. 1893. Noro.Gaahr:. iope bel ben Apotbetstu tn,
WQaenlftreu f6 erfuuDtQef,
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@nsbraaisfsit unS sf~us,ebruns.

ygtenna. Sairfar County, Ya.. Den 81. Sept. $50.
BEN BEN y isast as snea aI bic ueroBss gdau ,S%aI Ssr,ISs1eat'
&urIatbmt9feit uuo Shrtrlen in Der linien Geite unb
Brlft otrnri adtet. SD usriudte pom Mr;te peridriebsre
Wittel uno osle amber. MrJertien, ih etlangis aber feline
Beteruns. bis Id De 8tn0's ItitisI sssen austsbrune
oetludie. 5ebt .ebne i'd bic brittle 6taite elm unp fibe
mid beorltsno berler. sd bin tpieoer frGfiis, BON antn
SHmer3en. pon gleroenl bpdde uno flrjem Ntbenl be-
frett SD babe cine perbelratbtts 9odbter. BITE ar beiprot.
r,i ipeibliGeit Beidiuerbe1 NIT Nntab sur Ius3ebrunG
leibet. Ead)oslH fe bon oietm luupoerbartn Ntittel rur
bier 5Ialdsn sinesilomnien, bsfnest is ftd ,uisosr sans
tupbl.
tDei.2S,1Sl SresIep 10. ar prelanb."
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9fuS EuhG.

Sapanna, IS. Sanuar. : Der Dam
pier r%gleopatra4 1T 8eitern nab gep .Yort
uno Der Sanlpfsr s6rante" mad ct. Was
5aire abgeiegelt.-
Sie Ybrie lit hali, uno Die 9reiIe fur onles
ritaniibe grooutte iino obne misunderstanding
g%Ier9nberlne.