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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-01
MoNEY-Easy; 4@e on IN.

OI0UIo1Is
GoLD-Has been active and excited and
declined heavily opened at 81 1915 fell TO
81 10 and closed quieter and with more
tone atSI L u Carrying rates Boo per cent;
clearances S7l 900 00O; imports s2l4,597; RI.
NOR says that powerful combinations are
manipulating the market with the inten-
ton of making sharp upward turn in
premiums.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS -Du | and closing
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GREAT SALE OF FURNITURE
At MILLER, KARGES g. tOss,
Nos. 80 and 81 pTerg erR g. r-.

Our cOpar1nership contract ha wing RIM
out by limitation Of time, and heinu deter
mined to close up our business we VIII
sell at cost price our whole stock of FuIni-
ture, Every one who wants to buy good
We also offer the whole business Tor sale
under very liberia conditions.
fell d6Wl MIItLER, KAR6ES q co.
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CITY N E w s,

Br Whipping an editor costs about
1915. in Chicago
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cOuNNIL PR0CEEDINGs.
COUNCIL. CKAMnNR.
Evansville, Feb, IS, 1870. I

Ceupeil met, pursuant 10 adjourn.
ment.
Present. His Honor, Mayor Walker,
aud Couneilmen Steinbaeh. Hopkins.
Somonin, Orr, Hedson, Wiltshire.
Steineker and Doughty.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read. and after some objections
BY Mr.. Doughty, were approved,
Doughty voting no. Mr. Doughty's
objection being that an act of the
Council on last Monday was incon-
sistent with the ordinances.
The bill of Mr. Junker called up
some discussion, which Mr.. j. A.
Reitz availed himself of to suggest
that Evansville could make her own
lamp posts, aud keep tho money cir
oulating among her own citizens. Two
bills of Mr.. Junker for S63 80 and
500 40 respectively. were referred to
the Committee on Claims.
The bill OF VIM. Heilman for re-
pairs on Steam Engine, was referred
to the Chief of Fire Department.
fpha Fnll,ursrr Mills v,-a.. .Iirr-oJ.
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ROR RENT

"A TWO-sTCRK BRTCE Bw REH.-
- ING, on Cherry, between SEES md
anu Third Streets, now occupied by Isaac
a. White. Possession given LIST March
Apply to K ELLEit a WHITE. lfeIl dina
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B
DIFILUN b
Persons from 30 to so. inclusive.


Admission 90
Assessment on death of a member. 5 90
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We also issue certificates for 1880, bene-
fit, If desired. Forty days grace alloWed
Dues, No restriction on travel or resi-
dence Send for circular. Agents wanted (,
TO whom q liberal commission will be
Given Call on or address 81. A. WHITE,
Manager, for Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois,
Iowa. Kansas. Omce-l9 N. Illinois 81,
TndfanapoIis, Indiana. j. e. JEWELL,
0dice-No. 10 South Second Street, Evans
vile. Indiana, Agent for the counties of
Vanderburgh, Posey, Gibson, Knox, War
rick al d Spencer. fe9
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Ba- The best stock of Domestic
Goods, Sheetings. &C., at lowest
prices, at
jams ScHAPKER, BUSTING & Co.
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EVANSVILLE AND MEMPHIS.
49,
The elegant new and substantial passenger
steamer

steamer
MARY HaILLER
Is almost completed at Louisville, and will
leave Evansville for Memphis and all way
ports about
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2srH, INST.
And viii thenceforth ply as a regular
packet between those two ports.
The Mary Miller has been built expressly
for this trade, and is complete in all her
departments, being very light, but capable
of carrying SO tons, with wide, room y
guards, admirably adapted for carrytn g
stock. She W II give especial attention to
way business in the bends, and the filling
of orders.
ne Due notice eff the exact time of her
departure will be given.
w. q. BROWN & CO.,
fe5 diff Agents.
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sew garR BPS qOOas aarrot

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Feb. %.
Business rather quiet and. rates are uu-
CHANGED for cotton, while much improV-
ed feeling IS manifested ia prints. Lodi
opened to-day &C lO<.
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FoUR OFFIoEs-Corner of Second
and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
to q. W. SHANKLIN.
de2-tf
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BY Cable.l LONDON, Feb. g Eve.
Copsols for money, 925Sc; account. 925Sc
Bonds-'62, e21zc; 80, s91sc: '67, SS5zc; Ten
forties, SEC: Erie, 22c; Illinois Central, 1l5<c
Great Western, 2015c,
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PABIs, Feb. 28.-Bour5e firm at 78f 90.

ling uplands. ll5zc; Orleans, II3SQlI1<c
gales OF 10000 bush California white wheat
at 9s; red Western, 80. 2, rs Cd; winter, IS
Sd Western -four, los Cd; corn, 27q2Ts Sd ;
oats, 3 sd ban ley, IS; peas, Sis Cd pork, 92s
Cd; beer, 103s Cd; lard, 65s: cheese, 73s ba-
con, 56s; spiIits petroleum, Is I'd; refined,
Is 1i2zd-
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RJ~ We are just receiving a full
supply Of 280 lbs, or small barrels of
salt. BAIRD & START,
Agents Mason City Salt Co.
feb26-1W
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sJ- One hundred White and Grey
Blankets, just received, aud selling at
reduced prices.
JAMS SCHAPKER, Busting & Go.
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Notiee of AdministratIOn-

YOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that
AZ the undersigned has been Appointed
administrator Of the estate of Ludwig
ThormaA, deceased. The estate is prob-
ably solvent
WIN. CAPELLE, Administrator.
THos. E. GARyTS. Attorney. jar vv8L
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"a 7. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
je17-6
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Persons from 81 TO 90, inclusive.

Admission w
Annual due -. ............-......s w
Assessment on death of q member, %
In these Divisions the family or heirs OF
9 deceased member receive IS for every
certificate in force in the Division at the
time the death occurs. If the Division is
full they rece. We IS 600.
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BG~ All persons having claims
against the firm of SAMSON & Wilson,
are requested to present them to
Alex. Wilson, before the first day of
March. feb26 If
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Only Two TeaspoOnfuIs

of DooLEY's BAKING POWDER to a
quart Of -four are necessary to pro-
duce extra biscuits, rolls, &c., while
those of ordinary manufacture re-
quire nearly double that quantity.
This is owing to its perfect purity and
extra strength. Aside from this fact,
each package contains the full amount
that is represented. Hence, DooLEY's
is the cheapest, best and most reliable,
in market, and takes the precedent of
all others. Grocers keep it every
where. mari TuThSat
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Re-openod Tor the season,

B. T. Tribe & Co., having bought
the Factory of w. Hunnel, wish to
inform the public that they have com
menced running, and will fill all or
ders for Sash, Doors. Blinds, Frames,
&c. Dressed Flooring, Weather
boarding, and all kinds of Lumber to
order. on short notice. Call and see
us. Factory-corner Of Walnut and
Fifth st. feb21 Wv,
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JOINT GLASS;
Persons from % to b, b

JOINT GLASS;.
Benefit s5,OOO-Limit LOCO members.
DIVISION A.
Persons from 20 to 35, inclusive.
Admission 90
Annual due 90
Assessment on death of a member. co
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WEBER & Co. are selling heir en-
tire stock of Furs regardless of cost.
You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 80 cents, at Click & Schwartz, op-
posite the Opera House. sep25
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INSURANCE.

Dwelling Houses insured for a term OF
years at greatly reduced rates.
Three Years at the Price Of Too
Fire Years at the Price of Three.
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DIVISION TWO.
Persons from SO to So inclusive.
Admission 90
Assessment on death of a member. 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-08-02
Sins ben Iphleu : Heninnru.

Sn ben &rsiien Der Strifes fdnot maj, al.
fldltg an ein3uieben DaB ii1 oas Abtituu.
0eniDlteM ni6t 0urbfibren l6Bt, ba in ben
Sebi8bs uno Wpomins .8egenoen Naes ,nr
Nrbett 3uriidgetebrt 1T, uno in SdunlfiQ SQs
Organ Der Gruben : Nrbeiter ielblt auaiebt,
oaB ibre Sase etne fritij4e geporoen uno RI.
pobl oaran tbGten, an einen aepr6neten Hiit.
jug 3u oenten. Sn Yottspile batten Die Stri.
ter 3uar ibre 8el6lhie sefaBt, aber bic uuters
nebmer Det8ertcn ttb, ~btcielben 3u beipiaieen,
Ino erfldrten nur nod init ben einaeinen
Arbeitern, absr niGt mebr nit Der 8ejammt-
belt ourt ibre 6abrer in 8erbanblung trsten
3u iuofer.
aus Der Reeion b . S6upIfitl.
Der Ysrlano in per9anaener Wote betrua
24.f1l Spnnet per ellenbabn, 1888 Sonnen
per eanal. alio 3uiammen 28,2 In Der
entlprebenoen 9Sobe oes ber9angeuen Sabres
paren es 148,9S8. Sas 1T cine 6ru9t oes
Strifes.
gBtiroe in alien Gruben gearbeitet, 70 xbnnte
S9uplItu 50. in ieoer Wodbe 100000 Tpnnen
&oblen Su Wtarft ~liefsrn. g8ie oas vIPiners
SOurnala BON Yottspile Ihreibt taot in
pottspile cine Contention bon 8ruben : Ars
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S3ugttla Co., Die omar big isBt nod su Tel.
mem SelhluB 9etommen lit uno Iolen In
mebrtren 8ruben Die arbeiter bereit ietn 5ib
ben Seoinsungen Der unternebmer au unter.
ip.rien b. b. Die 4rbeit ipieoer aufsunebmsn,
nlo9e Deterioration bei6lteBsu, mas fe molle'
SafeIbe 8latt meloet Sie 9reiie Der Sob.
len iteben in Rsp : Dort TO: 8ittston i'm
&leinbanoel SIS. SO bis Sc. so 2ebieb inn
81 bis 81. SO ShunltlG inn
SIS bis So. rs. Sas .Riners
Sournal~ lit oaflr. oaB bic &obfenarbeiter
ltt Den thnen BON ben @ruben : BeliRern oe.
8oribldaen figen ioIen, oaasaen bat
oer sAntbraclte Monitor" cine anoere Wei:
BON Der Sa6e. Dies lebtere 8latt seiet
lud ole Biloung elmer oritten vnnabbdnai.
zen" Vartei an, tpelde auf elmer Convention
IN WtaboneD @iiD am 10. Suli entitanoen III.
ino oeren AusihuB Die Arbeiter BON Sdupls
'll 80. auf Den 10. Auguit nod ct. Clair be.
ruft, UNI bort elm ~unabbdngiges" Sidet fur
2eiolttuablen gu nominiren.
uttners' journal bebauptet tpent Die ars
,elfer tn allen Sruben balo ipieoer anItuoen
u a%roeiter. oaB alsoann Der Yreis Der Rob
en- aut 81 bis 81. so berabseben t6nnte. Sc
9tsbt Die S6ulo oes lett 8 Monaten auiIhen
ZEN Ber8lenten uno ben Sruben. SeIisern be.
tebenoen eonflftes auf bic Better Der gB. u.
l. @sieaihaft.
aus ben &e9ionen BON 9ebiob
no Wy pomin8, g8dbreno bic SduplfiG
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Snr Ra@rt@t
FIT
GinWanOerer NIB aeiienSe
IN ben
Der. Staaten BON ROrbsR merifa
duf Der
prnnWIuania-G Central Gilrnbabn
nod
Glen g6ci(tn btB nrnBen WcRtns.

GriparniB BON 3eit, GeIo uno Gntfernung
Die Guiferniug bon Baltimore mao alien 6bsiIen hes
gBefsns Der Bereinigien Stadttt III auf oisier Eabu
ttrier ala bon philadelphia, gtiU'Oort ooer auf irgeHo
elmer an0eren Nouts Ron Baltimore
Die Waggons oteier Babn baden g~epoIFerte eibe,
tuer6eit Sur ytudJet erIeIdtet, i'm Winter gtbetlt, un0 ss
nirb ben 30 Na9tfrtn Erintpaier oerabreitt, %turlurn. es
III tr Die SeQuenlthieit unO Siaerbrtt Der Yala9isrt
in allen Stiden gsiorgt.
gafGBters rps6 ieln aui bisisr 9abn Die ~gBaegons anI
Der gdrIet yieiie BON Baltimore nod Cincinnati nur ttn
WtGl. aut oir gdrjeu Stre6e lhpiihen Baltimore unO 81.
GOGis, louie IpiidGn Baltimore unp 6bteaao muir itpei
DlGl. Sod Cincinnati qelnngt man IN 80 5iunorn, naG
OF. Souis uno ebca8o tn IDet Sd8et.
Hui allen Stattonen, mo %g81g9ous g~etptdieit iperoer,
itrO oeutIhe Aasnten a%n9efielt ur ote @inipanoertr III,
rtht Ju lueiieu lnb fir Die rihtigs BCi6roerur9 ibrts &c.
paies gu ior9en, Elm @0rbeil, pelGer aRf tsintr aneern
gQbt oebOten ipirh.
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&sstOn mad benz sNiners Sour UNI 750,6SS
Eonnen peni9sr in 0isism Sabre proou5irt,
als i'm Oori9en, haben Die &ebigb BaqeD uuo
8poming sinen 3uma6s an Yroouttion aufs
S%upsiisu ndmlib 9ebiab 1872 l9 Spnneu in
Der leBten 0o6e oieies Sabreg gesen ll9, 522
Eonnen in Der entipredenoen poridbrigen
QBoht. Sn Der 2sbi8bs Re8ion iteben nur bic
Arbeiter in Dem 8ruben Summit Sin uno
BON NssQuebonin9 nod aus; in allen anoeren
8ruben miro pieoer gearbeitet. au4 in Der
Hebi8bs uuo Der 0tItesbarre : &e8ion iOtuie
in Der GOloraooz8 rube Der &oblen : Goms
pa9nie'n mar our6 Die BON ben arbeitern pers
lanste gtnfRbrung oss AhtItunoenIpItems
9eBen abjus BON einem 6inftel oes 8ebaltes
etne SerGnOeruns oes @ei9dftsbetriebss bers
uor9eruien tuor0en, BOD baben Die Nrbeiter
ielblt oas l~ln5tuedndBi9e Oieier Seiteuerun9
eiRgeiebeu uno iiuo gum 3ebniiunOsniDfem
juritaetebrt. Su einis.n 8rubeu Der gepos
ming &esiOu pirO iosar 1913 Stun0eH t68lid
far 4l5 Sa8eIobH 9earbeitet.
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NrpfeRpr @. @. Matthdf's

SktN W tlElt EEtVt kAlit ANU ASHIbtLUa1 uI1
ttr. Die trst bon allen I6doli6Cu Observation-Disclosures
III. xauienbe BON Rran;en unO pon Aerstsn NuIgrgtbsne
arS eur9 otsis Wesotlin sgietoria~ 9anJltdt pleor ber9ss
asut iuprDen. SO baltf ss Tur ntsint BftGt unoG huIofas
tsit, benz geiamlntsu YubItium Die sroBe Grfnoung MITE
.uthsNen. SD gararttrt onrA Sauienot oOn 3eueHiHsa,
oaB btsis rBteorta~ bBItn Gals. ehlunonJinouna,
Worbus, Subr, 3tarrb6e, 3abns u. GopFpeb, 9srnraIs
ata, 6sttsn' un1 E~titdtni4merBst, ardmpEt. iaItss ohtE
Gustidurssn. tpileptiihs araribsiisn, 8lutpsrhopfun1,
als Wtaasntran'bsiten IL. ~; atrirt.
%retS 50 0ent4 per SIlfAe.
REpfefor u. q. MGfthSSs
aIeiniger @i9entbrmer,
gsr. S45, SE.3oItIn,press cd Don &nnaVaae,
Baltimore. glb.
IRAN ltIt Die nahRetenom srFaurIthsn Gartn, psIte
ourdp ben Sebrauh BON aIroi. 8. q. Wattbais ,Biee
tprp1 bflpirft luoroer ftn0.
Sebann seiebot pr, 81, ettIssHraBs, bon &rOnis
Soiepb Spnss, 12. Be,irt In Baltimore goAutu.
bon Ianstebrtstr SpspspIte 6urh Iipst SIai&en bss
rStctprD";
EB. O. 6rdrpFprb, gr. 9, BonbNrakt, RnbhtI.Hess
rentuns, 10 oaB sr ID gBofen auf Grtiden ssben ntaBtF,.
burdb l { lai&s oes sgietorp@ in 8 Saern
Satbartns IpRti. 81; $40. gu: &6arIssRrakt,
~gri!npltte BUR ourt l &laidt;
Sdnee n. it'll. Or. liz. Sf.SapttteHrsBs, parbs bon
@Iias Robtrtfpn. Baltimore County, ,purOs BEN
Rbeumattsmus uno 8pspspRe 9ebetIt
12pfts Gaines. Carroll 9ountp. luuroe bon einsaI
asidasf sob yr' rs. Sa.WyatttraSt ss'm prIrs. O,r6,
ben @ebro,a etrr 5laiGt bes sgieOrp" bon Rois uuS
Aheunutistuus 9ebetlt
RifoIaS &tein, @runbeigtntbum Weett, GH.saA
tinlorefraBe, luurbe BON einer1 b6isn Salfe turirt.
Sauieno @noere fro BON Oerihisoenea sraRlbtitea.
Iu labIrtld, nl he bier oufIufibrer. etbtiit tDprocn.
BrOf 6. u. Wtattb6i fabri5irt aud .8igtprp ara
Seuses" fir puaen, @rfdltunsen, beiferFsit &C..
lpsIts bel ben GonbitOrrn unb 4pOi9etern tbtraG N BE-.
ben fao.
Sepot Rr. 341, SFsSaltimoreRraSe.
vile Nuftraat lperoen prompt ausBeFiibrt uno suttrts.
Der per Boit ODER GrpreB nab allen 3beilen Der Der.
Stdaten ODER europa u%erianot. preis oes vBietorp" So
Gents pro 5Iai&s. 2oIsnsss rs Gents pro 5addtsI.
(42-)
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Sen cnrOpGiidcn &rieg
geabridateu ans ysem ,0IprF.

9Caebrtcgten aus gfetp YorF.
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y. 8orlO" baben bieitge oeuti6e Sauleute
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De S6iIfe unter Die uncertainties Slagge 3u
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Re9iiter ODER ionIt BON ben Der. Staaten De.
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tlons: urtun0e aus9eitelt tptraen fam. lin
ieood ben @igentbhmern zines Iolaen Shiifes
Die Gibrun9 zines iolden Sepeiies fir ibre
Aniprti9e 5u erm6sliGen, iOl Der 3oloirettor
ben be5l9liden 8erfaufspertrag in Ieiner
&an3lei eintra9en uno cine BeIdfinigune tibsr
Oieien @intra8 ben SWifsei9entbimern aus
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t.rsn amerifanii9e Blrser iinO. 9ieie Sez
ibeini9uns bere6ti9t onnn bic Sdiffseigenz
tbimer gum S6uBe Der Der. Staten. =
Die r9Borlo" fibrt an, oaB Die Rbeoers Girma
6unh, DOPE IL So. bereits fur orei Shiffe,
pelte ieBt ftir Inttperpen LADEN, iolte Sotus
rterte eriuorben babe.
QBir balten ieopb ni6t piel auf oieIes Surs
rogat Ino tuolen Nd9erss abuarten. Inter
oeflen OtrFte es itb BON ielbit osrite6en, oas
6lrmen, sbe ie fi4 auf oieies unternebmen
einlahen, ii9 Rber Die le8alen Yuufte Iebr qes
tau intormiren uno fpomogli6 erIt in g8az
ibin9tpn lib Gatbs erbolen.
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glus nru1 SuHen.

Hus Seras, Dem StGute Segener's, oeg
8eutias 3tdOitGien, miro gelhrieben ::
rg8ir babeu ibOu frtber nuf Oas SeiteBen
pon YlGnen bineeosutet, nab pelhem Die in
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ten BON gBablen gu oerbinoern entIhlOiieu ut.
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mebr n6tbig gu BADEN, nit oieism Blame oiel
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reits oieier 9untt 6iFsntli9 in 4nre9uug 5u
%briHgeu. Cine Q8abl iplroe, 70 ihreibt bas
DaOlsiae SOfor9an oas rAuftiu Sournal"
lebr leibt unrube uno g8irrDarr beroorbrins
gen uno es lit oaber luiuibenstpertb, OaB feline
neutn Q8ablen I'M 5erbite ab9ebalten iperOeu.
unO 10 miro es cub tomm.n /! Seine @ons
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6eroorrufen ggie out uno 6eIor9t unlere
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uter uno lberal 10 aus ieiner Ru6e brinsen
Sleib iRr imnIer abinGften uGube in bic
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fallen unieres States iheint es porbebaltsu,
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nit eineut arOBen um3u9e, an pel9em ii9
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men betbelli9ten, Die Annabme oes Is. Anens
dement's. Gh. Sapts, 3. Ames bon Sarpsr's
6errp, s. MELLON Diiner, U. Ht. prite, pa
for g8illon aus Mtartinsburg, 8n, bielten
Reoen. @s maren sesen 5000 Yerionsn ans
tueieno. I'm 4 ubr Na6mitta8s unterbra9
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Ste Reaepe @atDennHs
al II.

Die sroBe SdpitrtStttt, tptlhs o, WsrJtt felt Sabrs
9lneerten ~ befeaen Fl %abmtbtr, In tnolth etbCbti,
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rat eerItlben Rlatle, lnb ebenIo angeHebm BON @eIpHae,
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Fait etnss Srufttl9eldens (Lozenge) ssboten.
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2tber' uubM agen,9o3enge
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&beinie erIeugt bat. Sic enthGlt Jlpst 15hansen.@ ~gtrattE,
bic. on uro Ltr flo ooutolnntn 6arinIOs, ale 6sttiests
thaften oes HuetfIbers In ft fallen uno In oititr etidls
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lplhen 66ueu oerOronet lutroen. Wis Speetfcuni eegen
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stn 2agir.BuIper ODER 2aEtgs9rdnf@tn
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but the result shows that II had been get only
too effectually. The FIRST time the hall was
crowded, the overtaxed girders gave way, the
gallery dropped under its load upon the UNI
happy throng below, dragging the walls in
ward, and in moment the mass, in one
dread funeral blent," lay overwhelmed in
common ruin.
What assurance have the people Of New
York that some such disaster is not awaiting
them at this moment2 True, we have De.
partment for the Inspection of Buildings,
whose duty it is TO guard against such dan.
gers but our columns have repeatedly
shown how vcnal and criminal is its admins.
traton. Wchavc charged and demonstrated
that for money builders have been permitted,
in violation of law and at the public peril, to
run up flimsy shells, which are likely my day
to topplc over and crush the inmates Within
few weeks several notable cases have oc-
CURED to confirm our statements Yet the
superintendent under whom the public
safety was thus put up for competition with
private greed, is retained in his place, in the
new dispensation vouchsafcd our city by
Messrs TWEED SwEESY, and o'HALL, with
out question as TO the grave charges of cor
ruption which have been publicly preferred
against him.
The Richmond disaster was due to blum
der; the New York occurrences to a criminal
conspiracy. Hence we ask, what assurance
have we Of the safety of our public or private
structures. while builders may by a bride
cyade the law, and disregard he most ordi-
nary rules Of securityH The dangers to
which we are liable from unsafe buildings
are manifold at the best; but when the law.
full authorities condonc tho crimes Of reclI.
less and dishonest builders, and pocket their
blood money, the case becomes peculiarly
ntrocious. 1t is ft subject for the grand
jury and the public prosecutor. Must we
wait for some horror Ike that at Richmond
before we can obtain remedy?