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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16
Selegrapbiide Sepeidem.
tBtri@tss fit ben .9sutiaen gorrsiponetutsn,)
DaS 9plosMgto.
Rtg:gori. Is. gusuF.- bsutiss g&lubnoti.
SaS @etter.

9bttaa9. 10. augnt. - alar; SFtpinb; 9ber.
fiorneter 40 Grade.
e~tnetRnatt, Is. Gus.-alar; OHf,pinb; aber.
ltoueter 60 t5rd0e.
eltpeiam o, Is. Gusuf. aIar; pHtpino; Sber.
mometer rs G,aoe.
Sstrott. Is. Aug. - gssen; slorprutno; 1bermo.
Polls i5. GusuN.- aiar; Wo.pHtpinb;
2 thermometer 20 8raoe.
Gontsptlls l6.aus.-3ribt; sOpsFpinb; zbsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16
Stn Sorihlag an bic b%eutidbcn
Oefa 0pereinc.

8ir ifelen ben Oeuti9en 8eIan9uereinen
nnierer Staot Su elmer &eibe uou GoE3erten
uniersn groBen Saal gratis our 8erfhSune,
oanlit ibrsrletts elm nambafter Seitrag FIR bic
oeuti9e Sa6e er5ielt tperoen m6ge. Ser
prattli6e 9barafter ~unieres Yorihlaees muB
5eoem eLnIeu4ten. WeI6er 8ersin ma9t ben
Anfan8 ?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16
mRoltse s. eomp, ptlnter ben ainOen".

Gs 1T trttbintIib beribtet pOrbtn bag in elmer
8roniesScBeret in Utiiudep Oas Stanobilo bes Der
3ogs BON Wtd8cnta an9efettt9t tuoro,n lei; Go 1T osie
Natrtbt babtn an bertbttgcu DaB Der Sstr 3st8Os
SegoNet pObl aber Oon anotren Yapstn aus9es
h Queu notbft III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16

Sanah eri aeintes, oa auBer
DE nj Sieqe pom Sonnta9 TOD / II
5Deiter pom ben 9reuBen q III W Ms
tag Ri b er O6teH porDen It. Bon
oteiem 3ueiteu Siege, 10 pabribeinlib er lit,
IL ieoob IN allen anoereR Sepsi9en fsin gBort
erpdbnt.
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Nnjabalis,

ba8 grpbe umffimmenbe Wittef.
Seiu ginfluB auf Die oerbGrteHen JaGe bon Rbsuma.
tisrnls In IN Der Chat fpunoerbar.
.Repio n's Depot Ia., 25. MpriI 1869.
Nteiue berrtn ! = SD trbisit ibre ireunoliden 3eilen
i'm Wtdr5, ebsnio Die betente pRoiapalis1 uno oanis
Sbutn D%ielnlaIs, ba Id mid burd oehen @sbraud ne.
ientlid erleidttrt fable. Sd leios lett 0 Sabrer oil
Mbelnlatismus, IooaB meine pdubs our 3eit. ole ih bic
wteoi3in beitsate, ben sdribeoienit ~oeridstsn, ipeBbalb
nein BETTER fir mid, fdrirb.
Sd babe sit 2 5la den Der Nrlnet 9ebrautt, abr bic
Wirtung mar lpunoerbar. Sb ldreibe Sbntn jcbt lelbf
uno beoarf Die Stenfe meinss Dsttsrs pidi mebr.
tl92, A, q, g, 200, ~ 1R 9 a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16
@haeianot !

Wir bsoauern ~arSei9eu 3u miTeu, BAT unItr gai Tus
ineri e.8eidatt bic Gr5tu9un8 bon Pomape bebufs 81
port mad 6~rantrei6 ~auiaeben mug lusgcu 5u 9tpBer uCs
leon Ill. NILES 30 abe il, luas nit leineu 6rGn.
joien seidlebt. Sa9e9en bat unler 8ei6dit in etnem
auCeren 3peige 8'oBs auttrGse aIslutlbren, oa ieine
QuGntitGt W / d c uno S6mttre bon uus beipgen
Int
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16
Termiidte &tieas Nadridten.
(HNurh ros Gohpf

BUR Hufmunterung Der T%ran3pfen.
Auerlet.- waS bic S%plbateu
fagen.
Scr gommanbant Der Getuns Strasbur8
beibt ubri6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16
S9nrllcs nmo iiheres 9eilmittel sesen
Wcflrlfirhrr.

nnfere BedfefHebers dR eti;tn, bic Yfau,inen.
ytle. ifbaoet rtsitals uno penn eebraud1t. iuie anse,pie.
uno oas game Spiiem burd isine irdftiee Wirtlns.
uHisr Setllntttsl gesen Abrpeidbsu psrbtnoert uiht MIR
oieie arallthett, ionDern furirt bieieIbe fir INNER, tts
BEN lie bic urlade ~berielben iunerbalb 8 Stunoen ent.
ternt. SorIb's seSd3madiofe ksurmfaneits fir
&inoer. elm l6bnes uno erfolsreides Wiitei. tpeIhss fe
8erre ettln. Mehte W}orrilon's Yilen. oirett bon Con.
ftraRe. (Sult23. 1IRt.)
HS- 90 fbeint bstnabe unslaublfdb, baB Or
San9. -eer popuIdre 3dbnarjt.A 3dbne obne ben
%9trtngften SdlnerI alsjiebsn lam. aber eB 1T niftsbeio.
member rpabr. Gin turier iiiber SdIaf. etn angenebmer
Iraur, uno tpeita Der patient triua6t. bat er ben
l6merBbatten 3abu nidt msbr. Der Doctor TT aud,
eth geiditter %agunoarst uno uerriGtet aue Opsraiipnen
in ieiner Srandle iebr geididt. Bireau Or. 90,
Worb'9 alpertfrdAe. (9unil7, 3Tlte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16

- unlere in bsr9aussuer Ra9t eiuoeganees
urn pSeStsu &abelRnaritten' (iisbe 8. settle
sntbalteu giuJeIRbeiteW ibsr Die S3la9t Dor
Wt2B,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16
ST. q. s.. iNrnuf-
ScrIdnat.

geiie Sdtetbers Gbiduitts, Ibtdae uuo ales Retau
psrosn in Rr, IA S 81 aeeCtraRe. (5uli2TIT,fJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16

Ns~ &bni8lt Of.
Gnnguba. 500, Dollars
in 0olu perben ale iebJebnSn :
ge 9e3ogrn. &erpinne peroeH ausbe3abtt
uno ale Snformation ertbtilt; Die bbbiten
Yreiie be3ablt fur SOublonet uno aae Sorten
@olo unO SLIDER BON
SaDIpr ~ 6 IN D., @anquiers,
Wr. Is, QSaasS traBe, '9teu :WOrt.
(gu3. Is, 3 Nte. t. Il ny
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ST.. N. Sinners

o~ftertrt sroSt YortbetIs. inoem CT oone 9ebiNe, tpsId,
ME ee natiirlibsn ausiebsu, fir $40 einiebt aud jieb
CT 3dtrte obne allen Sbr1erB In ftinsm Bireau Str.
o63, B~tbblefraae, nabe Der penhi ~plpanias Npe., aus.
l1uni22. 3Yite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16
RanSeles unp ~KtnanssSertate.

,Grdhttnrt a. R.. IS. @usuf, Hbeuos. -
Der. ct. Dblisatipntn idloNen ,u Oh
uParls. 10. Wu9ufi, NbenoB. E0rfe antniirt. -
atntsn 65 5ranes 40 arnttmes.
Souoon, 10. Mug, Mbenps.-GonioIs OIL 4baat;
W ant 9onto. D.. ct. Dblisationsn '62r SEX; '65r
aNtt, 86. 'e7r SIS. 10-4Oer 49,.
Sonoon. Is; au8ua, Gbbs.-2 ,inbl 80 yfe. 8 ed.
9ioerpool. Is. @uauft, abenos.-s6maI, 70 Cd.
Matf. Stttn6l 10 y Suder 81 cd, o .,
eietnbI 4sk Or.
Bremen. Is. gusuH. ab.mps. - st.taol 8 xbaI.r
Is @rott.
u. ~ ShtQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16
An5eiae
0elOer nah 9eutiAlanOl

SD babe Gnftulten 9etrpfsn. UNI uaG pie
Dor aber gn8lanb alc bel mir ~aufgcac=
bcnen 3ablunscn nd6 ScmtfdfanS
Al befprgen uno pm bort auf MID 9eSo:
gene g8e6ist piinttli9 gu bonoriren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16
XnSeS.Mn,cioe.

Sonntas, ben Ia. Gusuit, itatb uuisr ~seIiettes
Spbnden sfdtL, nad furSen Ibmsrjliten aeiosn. i'm
utter bon ieben DloRaten Inp 8 Sagen. 9as Bs9rGb &.
nib ttnost beute Rddbmittas Y libr pom 5rarers
baule, Rr. 2aI, SieeI' ftrdfs, aus itutt. 6reun6t
uno 8srtpanoie iino btermit eHSelaber. oemlslbcn Obua
lpeitsre 9lott5 bsijupobnen.
Ste trauern6cr Gltrrn
Q93) Brittricb uHo mtaFgarttbe Geder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16
Or. eanslep I'm Commando.

at. SdH9lep I'm 0omnfdnpp.
Sober Npotbeter in Der Staot lit ium Refruttrungs.
N9enteit ernannt uno lp!ro ben .Stpdp Mountain.
Sonfes au
lSpa. pro Tlafbc
osrabfol9en. Dieter 5onit bepabrt bas SDItem eeaen
erialattun9 ourd Die Stbs. uuo siebt etarie uno ueues
Gebeh elmer 8eidudden Contribution.
Sr. Seihbslulann bon gtsp. Yort iasi uGine peridie.
oetlartt9e Yragts ieit pisIen 5abren bat mid ourd,.
8ebenbs nit ben meoiIiniiden Giseuiaaften BON oteIen
Settanotbeilen aus iueIdsn bas yJtodp Uiouutain . 8tt.
tere~ 5uiamnen9siebt 1T. betannt semaGt, unb Id iuate
beafer, baB es ~unmbsItt isin ionnte. oaB irssno Sc.
inano. oelen geiurobeit ansssrttsn. oieisn 9itteren
sebrauben fonnte. pbne srbsblitsn Slusen oapon ju
%ipiiren."
scth 6. 6nurr,
Rr. 1Os. Beh. Northumberland
icpie aue Npotbeter ~usriaufsn %oenfeIbsn.
Sn allen Salons bon Der ~vOiisisn . 5laide~ ~pertauTt,
I'm. IN soma
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sSrflarana.

SD nsbne hermit ale i'm 3ornt esaen wrau
3npdpe ausgeiioBenen beieibisenoen Worte iuriid uno
erilare o~enielbsil llr tiueI sbrenbaftcn Widnn.
Rpnrao &rauS,
(l04 1Sr 90. Mnrb.f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16
DoAtOren llblfr nno Farmer,

SsVNSN WV ~WkNNkk
3nhuGr3te,
nno rab Rr 81, Siba@6enfrase. 1,uiIdtn Bal
iInors. ano SombarottraBe gsJOoen. auHhlidt Sdbne
1u P''uUseleBhn Preilen. tSultli,lgtt)
Or. s. 6. @iCurb,
Rr. TAI, BdDettes. Jrpitdjen parr. unb 6pparSz
Gtrnee.
Sunqe 2tute, burdb 9nntstctioueu nm C3siH urh Oar.
per nteosr9eoroteu, an rerObirr @ntIrdltun1, Shmerleu
I'M &opte, I'm gthtsn mo in her Srun. edidfrnbstt,
or8anll9er Sdudde, Suitn, 2ittern, orobenbemgBadus
MN, S1ptnolhnt &c letbenO, iUrrheft idnel flrirt.
ubrontlhe 3rantbetteu her 3arnpCge, elm Sabr alt. mo
eturetlAhe Wtitiel oar Sidts gcbolien. bcilt az ourt orts
lttss UIttrl in s 3d9er tirjlth erfi iuQHoQene uebt[
IN 3 2naen. Wltojiurn lsnost CT burd got n6sr Grprek
irgennpobtt. SprNhhunben BON 9 bls X I mir, 2 bis 6
u9r uno > 9 bis 8 R9r Nbenos. 9uuetnoe Seiluua
p'Fo 9arahtirt. tAug. j, l0Mtt)
Sr. g. 8. lSrant,
Rr. 2s, Rprb.9tbcrtDhrdge. Baltimore,
totu 500 Strote Jabltn. ipsnn TT engbrhhtgfttt, quIts
r6erenGt.entlineung, bsginrtnbs S6iptnbiltt, Rurls
atptri9tsf, Bertnit Der Stimins, gutarrb uno ane Sell
otn pes pailss, Der 2un9e, Der parniprge, hes Bluies,
Der paul, Dhreniauien Dpspepfe, Qbaiieriuht. 56S
nort9otoen, R1tut1ditsmus, Sfrpphtln, Aslbenidp1s
6t, NuPs1. unb DbrensG ranibeitGn II. (. 10. nihf tuttrt,
User init bier ntbt uneetdbrttu 4siosn bebaftet n, Iodte
nhht pcrgeijen, baf DR.. @rdnt ale uebsi betIt.
4ts fs aud eslsth aiIo beitatttr istn ui0ssn. Gr be.
la@i on Rrauten bel 8ea uno BET Natt. GNpriI27. 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16

@s Saft On 9Mffcn, Srealtunr
9cn. S6mersen in Der 9ruit ober 0alss
eH~t3inouns2 &Hri, fublIt 9u Die 8orbotrn
elmer 9rauianten &rautbeit, Der S6rpinoiudt?
g8snn 10, piiie, baB Seiluu8 in Seiuer Rdbc
ourG Or, @iftnr's Wi1oe ben
BAL a III IL; ~ielbiger bat in pielen 6dGen,
no ale @otfnung aufge9eben mar, Die Qeioen.
ben bonn @rabe aerettet. 1888
Mabame W. Gnr'6 9nhianiife GrGu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16
abamc w. Gor's SnOianiI9e &rin:
ter : Siuft1r
1T Bite 9r6bte S1ntretni9ertn beS
heutinen Xnne8.

beuttgen Cages;
bic Iniabl oou2etbeu, peIbs Te %seIinoert, tn unbrredeu.
bar, lro oieIe nertlpiroiee SeiIungen bat fe beiuerts
ieutet. Su Nnfdusu BON Neural9id, Rbeumatismus,
Stlpdbe ulo In Der 5bat In allen Grantbeiten, rpeIdje
bon u~nreinlidteiten i'm Bluts b%erItammen, reintgt He
~oaliclbc, uno ieut bic friibere Stdrte oes SpItems lpfe.
Der ber. Mls, pelte nit iolben nebeIt bebaftet ino.
loaten oieIe Wlsoiiin periudsn.
gu baden bel EbpmIe en- x Slod, sB. o. Srptpn
= Sruoer uno allen Sroeuirsn. iopie bel Dem Gtaen.
tbimer. gr. 1853, Shs8alttnureitraBe.
IWQi4 ~ l. a Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16

Wttn, .. Wu8. = Die bfirtibiIde Ne8ierln9 iitut
in @breos, 3ruppen an Der Srenje rpucentrtrt Il ba.
ben.
paris, 10. Gus. 3uanJie franz. Yir0sr BON
gBortb itno oon ben greuBeR sridofen poroen ntsrH
9raulanlteiten. pslh; lie ss9erl osutide perpunbete &c,
fanaene osriibt baben lolen.
Gonoon, Is. 4uguit. Die un9litdlife QaiIerir
Charlotte lou IN 6olse Der Nadrt6tsn BON ben itbie'n
eroBen ersiantilen auf benz europdtihsn Continent ben
Yerltano ipie6er erlan9t baben. C)
Yaris, 10. Aug. = 10000 Utann BON WttDia.
bon's Corps, bic BON oieiem ab3ei6nitteu uno bereits
aui8e9eben paren, tnoert man slaubte, oab tie ner Nreu.
zen tn Die eanos 8etalet leien, iino In StsaBbars an.
g%tionrer. ~
Gouoon Is. Gus. Die greuben Iino bel gis.
neul, lptni9e Wleilsn bon w&eb, on Der DioIsl ~angetolrs
men. I'm bas lbntle gorriidsn Der YreuBrn III psrs
binosrn batsnkoit 6~rausoIen bic bsioen 8riidrn bel
oleler Stabt in Die auft eelprenet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16

5eilmittrl fir Die Jriibliuss3rit!
9as sroBs oausbalt. SeiImitteI- me tIdbier'a q rdu.
ter Sitterer-tt LIBERAL Il babeu rRS als 0as eiulias
abtolute Blutretni9sinittsl empioblen.
(W{QtIO, 3lRte l. Z. &
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16

% Die lang sripartcte ShGdbt
DOr Wiss. -SUlftdnSieer Stee Ssr
&eutidcn. Stctumse 9eecH ga
game. - We Wfabpn abecfAuitten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16
Boz 3riegs'N adlrtGtru!

@Dr 3riegs'Nadrt@trn!
nnsrbDrte Gufre8unell
Grocer Sicg fir bic Scutfdcnl!
5000 galtilhprer baben (iA freiwt1ia erbptrn
Sr. SaagleB's &ndb Mnuntain Snuit
3u perIuden.
8r RnhnIsa LIN, II nm, n. n.hn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16
6iir ScutidlauO. - Nnfrni al Salti:
mOrC's NCntifC.

9titt IN gBorttn rlr unb 9teoeru
Sit mrtn Seri sum D0nt berett;
Utit Ger IbGt nil tbs srlUieoem
LIr IE 9loth, in Sumpi mo Strtii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16
Scfh g. 6nnrc,
J.. aao om.n

Iotpie aue Npotbeter ~osrtaufsn %benielben.
Sn allen Salons bon Der uRisien d. 5laide" %pertauTt,
fWuo 10 1mutN -f...
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Sta0t Baltimore.

T1~Tur bic Oerwunbeten unb
@tttipeu nno @aifen BON eefaue:
beutidbeu Sriescrn fieat in
unicrer G~rpeDttipn cine Subferips
ttonSltitc Guf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16

NeReitc SepeidcH mo aHOere SeridtG
Fs9s lsste Spolts Der 8. Ssits.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-16
Spdtcre Standardization ans europa.

Spuitlt NuoethuDttUlth uilp Curupu.
Seffrcih eoncentrtrt Feline Srup
pen. 20 Burger bon 2SDrfb
erihphen,- Sie &aiferin Char
lptte fpteoer gefnnb. : 80. 900
MANN S%ransoien na6 StraBs
bnre. Sprrilcfen Der Seuts
fdten.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-05
P3LsT.ClL NOTES AND CeMnEyTs.

Ed. Grassland democratic candidate for Congress
IN the Kentucky First district in danger Of being
defeated by Judge Black. Black republicans mus
be on the increase in Western Kentucky.
Hays, the republican candidate Ton Congress ~ the
Fourth district, In recent speech declared himself
supporter Of Grants administration.
Johnson republican has turned up In the New
York Twenty -ifth district. Ills name Is Comstock
and he wants to go to Congress.
John Il. TarboX IL the democratic candidate for
Congress IN Massachusetts against General Banks.
Tarbox is an Old time democrat; lie siicks 10 his
principles
The Buffalo Courier says that il the democrats
OF the Twen!ythird district Of New York help elect
Denis Mccarthy TO Congress it evil be stain upon
the escuicheon or the party.n
Four deIsocrattc Congressmen--one IN Ohio and
three in fennsylvania.-ws elected by the "skin
or their teeth" their aggregate majorities being
only 1l6.
''The republican ball Is opened,n says radical
exchange. IL was forward two from Maine and
Vermont, cross over into Pennsylvania and chassez
III West Virginia. There the music ceased. The ball
did not pay.
despatch from Richmond Ind, says that re.
count Of the ballots at the South poll OF that city
reveals a mistake IN Gooding's favor, which elects
him by small majority. Wilson, however. has his
certificate OF election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-05
TKE EAST SIDE DEM 0GRAcY.

Iriinentia! Meeting of Citizens Last Ev esing
in the Seventh Ward.
Alargey attended private meeting OF independent
and influential democrats OF the Seventh. Tenth and
Thirteenth wards took place last evening at the
house OF Mr.. Philip Lyons, in Madison street. The
substantial wealth and responsibility OF the east
side OF our city were well represented. Among
the gentlemen present were Messrs. William Miles,
Hugh O'Donnell Daniel sweeny Thomas Muldoon,
James Hunt, Thomas j. Cumnlsns, Cornelius Clarke,
Michael Byrnes James Moore, James Oivany
Charles d. Boscnen, Colonel James Bagey and
several other. Mr. William Niles, O prominent
banker OF the city, was called 10 the char, Mr..
Thomas j. CulnIntns elected secretary.
Comptroller Richard b. Connolly arrived at the
meeting about nine O'Clock, having been invited ny
Mr Lyons, ana delivered an. eloquent and interest
ing address in which he audcd to his political ca
and advocated the support or all his hearers In
favor CT the Talnmany ticket. lie alluded 10 the
by partisan press, ana informed tae meeting that
q committee OF prominent gentlemen, heated by
hr. doses Taylor, had been requested by nlln 10
examine the accounts OF the COinptroiierS ONCE
and their satisfactory report which would be given
To Tie public LII lew days, would best refute these
ridiculous charges
Resolutions in advocacy Of the Tammany Hall
candidates. in opposition to those traitors who have
leasued themselves with republicans for the pur-
pose OF disfupting the democracy OF this State and
county and also complimentary TO Mr. Connolly,
were Oic.ed by mir. Thomas j. CunDlinS and uuaili
m0usy carried after which the ling adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-05
A POLITICAL FRAUD EXPOSED.
Singular Developments in Westshestcr Coun-
ty--How a Politician Circumvented His
Rivnls-A Candidate for Assembly In Bad

Singular Developments In Weseehestcr COun-
ty--How a Politician Circumvented His
Rivsls-A Candidate for Assembly In 4 Bad
Fix.
The bitter hostility at present prevailing among
the democratic factions In the lower portion OF West
chester county, growing out OF the aspirations Of
rival candidates anxious to represent the First AS
semby district at Albany during the next legisa-
tive session, has engendered ordinations and
rccrlmnations Of the most extraordinary charac.
ter. Among these Is one. just brought to
tile regular democrat nominee for Assem-.
S At places that party II
1865 Lunny and . party named John B. Skinion were
rival candidates for tho once Of Receiver OF Taxes
IN the town OF WestcEeSer where the claims OF the
former were strenuously opposed BY Martin Van
Buren, Watson and HIS brotlierin-law, Thomas b.
BOVINE; ~ ORDER 70 prevent the last named parties
him. Il Is alleged that Lunny caused to DC sent by
the Western Union Telegraph line. to wcstchester,
A BOGUS DESPATCH, ssGMA frf
purporting to be from Mr. Watson's sister, then re-
siding In troy, to the effect that her husband was
dying and had earnestly reque sted the pre- OF
Messrs Watson and Bovine whom he desired shond
draw mp his last will and testament the despatch
was received late In the afternoon ana caused the
dying man. and so seriously affected his aged father
Ihat ms NE was Tor time despaired Oh. Without
2 O.. moments delay watson SCI out for TROY.
relative being SO intense that whilc on the way he
narrowly escaped being Ked at Sing Sing, where
he attempted to get on board an express Iraln while
1t was In motion. On arriving at Troy he found the
deSl atch 10 be false, and at teegraphei home
70 that effect, which so cnrased the community thar
had The perpetrator been known he would have re-
cetved summary punishment.
THE CAT OUT OF THE BAG.
AS Lunny was not suspected OF any completely IN
the above disgraceful trick. effort was made 70
defeat his election, the result being that he secured
me desired Office. Meanwhe all attempts TO dis;
cover the fabrlcatOr OF the false telegram proved
Ruthless until few days ago, when q man named
James W. Bergen quarreed with Lunny, and while
before notary public in substance that Lunny had
on tie 25tn day or March, 1885, In the presence or
witnesses, "hXed the job and was the origna or
OF The fraudulent despatch Since then Watson has
commenced an action against Lunay, laying dam
ages nj 5000 ana hos already caused summons
to be served on the defendant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-05
LESSON FOR sTAReas.

Paw Paw Mich, can furnish its fun quota OF
these eathere bipcds, yccpt loafcrs,' whose prin-
cpal occupation Is lettering about the public houses
staring ut LADIES' who pass by, watching the cross
ings on windy days. their vacant faces rauiat!ng
with a satisfied grin IL by chance bit OF pettcoat
or ankle exposed TO their gaze As three OF these
worthless were lOun2ing on the steps OF the R.
House o day or two since q young lady, stranger,
and exceedingly beautiful passed by, regardless OF
the admring stare which the group gave her, and
entered LIS dental rooms. Tie trio, after voting
her IA stunner,n and wondering "who the deuce
she could be,r determined to follow her,
one OF the party extemporzing toothache
for the occasion, As it happened, the
lady, who was an acquaintance or LIS,
had called to make friendly visit, SO there was no
excuse for delay, the sufferer from toothache was
at once placed in the chair. But when L. glanced
into his mouth he found TO his surprise not trace
of decay but on the contrary, thlrtytw0 perfectly
SOUND teeth. lie saw through the affair az once,
and thinking to make IL interesting he began feeling
about with a pair OF forceDs, then, with firm
grasp seizDg the bicuspid molar, he turned 1t with
Il single wrench completely around In its socket.
Tile fellow howied aud kicked and struggled, but
L., with a firm grasp, held him In the chair, say
ing so0thngly, .Be perfectly passive! Ill have 1t
out in minutcw and in another instant the tooth
was on the table. The Fellow sprang from the chair
ana as he spat the blood from his mouth II
handed hHn glass OF water saying quietly, .'Rinse
your mouth Half dollar, sirr' He passed over
ms fifty, and the trio, looking extremely willcd,
Sneaked out OF the oflce.-Erchdnge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-05
A HEBREW FUNERAL.

Obscauie. of Narhtali PE&!lips nj the Temple
sheurith Israel.
Shortly after ninc O'Clock yesterday morning the
vestlbule OF the Portuguese Synagogue, Nineteenth
street and Fifth avenue, was crowded by the con-
grcgation, the occasion being the obsequies of Mr..
Naphtali Phillips, the Oldest citizen OF the Jewish
persuasion in New York, ana who departed this life
q few days since at the patrlarchal age
or ninety-eight With the exception Of
sight Mr.. Phillips retained his faculties
TO the last. He was unlve rsally respected. As LII
Of the synagogues IL Is against the laws to per-
init Rprpse within the portals of the temple the re-
mains OF the deceased, encased In handsome ma
hOgany casket, were conveyed INSIDE 0f the veSti-
bule and were surrounded by the friends ana
mourneTs, the latter consisting of the members OF
his family. Tie Rev. ]. j. Lyons delivered an elo-
qient panegyrlc referring at great length TO the
many eminent qualities of the deceased as man
and upIignC citizen. Alter prayer, uttered In the
Hebrew language, the coffin was placed in
the hearse, and the coftege proceeded to Cypress
Hills Cemetery. Ga arriving there the coffin was
conveyed to the chapel and, headed by the minister,
the congregation made seven circuits around the
remains The Rev. Mr.. Lyons, with the board Of
trustees, consisting OF judge Card0zo, II. b. Moses
H. 5. Allen, Gratz Nathan, David Bemnir, proceeded
to the head OF the coilin which, after the delivery
OF the usual final oraLOn was lowered into the
grave. The congregation then returned to the
Chapel Where additional pray ers were earnestly
offered for the soul OF the deceased and the attend
ing mournerS subsequently, dispersed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-05
LIGHTNING IN A CHURCH.
A Ball of Aerial Fire Expiedcs with Terrific

A Ball 0f Aerial Fire Expiedcs with Terrific
Force.
During the severe thunderstorm which prevailed
OH Thursday the Uniyersalisl church at Mount YER
non, Westchcster county, was struck by lightning,
which, in addition TO the damage inflicted, shook the
structure to its foundation. The electric substance
first came In contract with the wooden splre, in
siantly stripping It's exterior and scattering the
debris In cvery direction Descending
into the cdfce, marking path OF des-
tyuction, the fiery element crashed through the
granite foundation rolled upon the ground outside
Tor u short distance and then exploded with q ire
mendous report. Its appearance before exploding,
as seen by couple OF citizens, resembled bail OF
fire about the size OF hens egg, and when burst
ing emitted shower Of sparks which mpregnated
the surrounding atmosphere with O sulphurous
odor The occurrence caused quite panic IN the
uetvhhOrlnc1. LIARS