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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23
Condensed Locals.

Our "Blue Stockings returned from their
western tour last night.
The work o. cutting dow IL the eastern front of
the Treasury building is nearly completed.
pointed a ,senger in the Per sion Office
The weather permitting, the game of ball be-
tween the Olympic and National clubs will take
place on the grounds of the former this after
noon.
The marriage OF Mr.. JEFF. Rives, son of John
G. Rive7, Esq., and Miss Vickers, of Che jter-
town, on the Eastern Shore of MARYLAND, is an
nounced TO take place tomorrow, at the resi-
dence of the bride. MeGsrs. James p. Willett,
James Walsh, and w. Lenox Towers, with a
brother of the bride, will be the groomsmen
and the sister of the groom, with three ladies
from the section in which the bride resides, will
be her assistants on the happy Cccasion.
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THE MINORITY RULES in many cases, and one
s cret of the great success of the Messrs Rice in
conducting the American House, Boston, is the
attention they pay to the minor comfort Of all
guests under their root.
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Letters from the PeOple.

Editor Star-In connection with the project of
parking AZ sTSet, at present before the Board
OF Public Works, would like to make few re-
marks, and hope you will grant me space to do
so. In the first place, / think the gentlemen
who compose the board must have forgotten that
~ street is the only business street in South
Washington. cannot otherwise conceive how
such measure could have been adopted. Now
L am wiling to allow that the parking OF X
the resider ces of Il at section. But what earthly
use parking business street is, cannot for the
life of me imagine. Unlike the majority OF my
neighbors, do not believe it is for the purpose
OF making fine drive to the Arsenal, for the
benefit of the iriends of Mrs. General Dyer on
that lady's reception days. 1 simply think that
the Board of Public, Works, in its mer-
itorious desire to beauty our city,
have overlooked just one slight point
The merchants of this section most decidedly
object to it. Although grass and green trees are
Ornamentiag any business street. L know of no
city in the United States where such n project
has been undertaken. have no doubt that the
supporters of this movement will say that the
greatest business streets in the country are very
narrow ones-granted; but will any gentleman
inform me of single instance where trees are
9roTa to block out the view of the stores and
stocks and business successfully carried on
Now, Mr.. Editor, the merchants of this section
nave Tor years past been working hard to estab-
fish trade here, and now that they are just
beginning to see their way clearly through, it
seems very hard that this parking project should
step in and knock all their calculations into a
cooked hat. Looking at the project from another
standpoint, we think, as property-holders and
taxpayers, we have a right to be consulted in
such an undertaking. / hope that in the spirit
of con mon humanity, "the Board of Public
Works" will reconsider this plan, and not take
the bread from our mouths.
A 4K-sTREEr MERCHANT.
Mr.. EDIToR VIII you please call the atten.
ton of the Commissioner of Agriculture to a
pom for dogs of both sexes that is kept near the
south gate of his department making NIGHT
hideous to the adjacent neighborhood by their
noise in fighting, growing, &C., &c? They
surely cannot be there to protect the fruit, as
Congress failed to appropriate sufficient money
to pay Tor watchmen; hence tuey, suppose,
have to resort to dogs, but why the feminine ca
nine Is preferred it Is not easy to determine
Should this meet the eve of Hon. Mr. Watt. /
have no doubt the intolerable nuisance will be
abated. THIRTEENTH STREET.
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GRAY HAIRS PREVENTED, dandruff removed,
the scalp cleansed, and the hair made to grow
thick by the use Of Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Remover.
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DROPOsALs FOB WOOD AND COAL.

rRAxKLIN BUILDING,
Room Of Board sJ Tfuaees ~ Pstlic ScsoofsS
WARRINGTON, ID. O., August IL, lal.
Sealed Proposals viii be received until O'Clock
y. NJ. August ", at the above } for sup-
plying Fuel for the Of the Public schools Of this
city during the present school term, as follows:
For First pistrict-3oo tons Egg and Furnace Goal
and Is cords Pine and is cords Oak Wood
~ or second pi.trict-so tons Egg and Furnace
For Third pistrict-3e tons Egg and Furnace Coal
and - cords Pine and Is cords Oak Wood.
For Fourth District-l5o tons Egg ana Furnace
Coal and - cord. Pine and Is cords Oak Wood.
The Goal 10 be best quality Of White Ash, and the
NO. 70 be ssSed IN Tour pieces and split. To b
g tons At once AZ the Franklin school Buildins.
tons az once AZ the Seaton School Building
- tons AZ once AZ the Miller School Building
~ tons at once at the Wallach School Building.
tons ~ once At the Mccormick School Building,
. The remainder 20 be delivered Ct such places eDd
times es ornerei by the sub boards. a,
Inc Irr.ee reserve the right 20 REJECT Any or Al
DOS, oseEred edvanfsReou 20 DO %; also 70 m
crease or dLinish the quantity herein stated WIN
Jun -'s'''hs the contract &f'ehs x. WOODWARD.
aul1l0t Tor the Committee.
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LIKE "QUAKER GUNS" artificial teeth are of
little use and easily detected. Take care Of the
real ones. AL you need is fragrant SozOdOnt;
use it daily, and your teeth will be the last of
natpres gifts to fail you.
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&& ssi-ssl ~
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
THE LARGEST AND BEST sELHOTID STOCK
TRUNKS AND BATCHELS
IN THE TERRITORY
rRUrxsl eOLE LEATHER Srvrvx.
From Us to 80. eAeoHAS.
rRuNxsl LADIES, DRESS, .J~prvr.
From es to %. fThoNAs.
rpuuxsl PACKING, S~yuvv.
From q to %. 1AnoHnS'
rRuNKs ALL PRICES: STYLES Srpuure
AND MAKES. t1ooHAS'
OATCH ELS
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
In Russia and Grain Leather, Turkey Morocco, and
sABOHrLs. Tfon q to sp. }sArcHELs.
WALL, ROBINSON q CO.,
No. 921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
p els Between 9Th and 10Th sts n. W
WILLIAM MASSEY Co. Philadeiphiaj
BITTER BEER,
AN ExcELLENT TONIC.
For sale at BIO per Dozen (pintD
ALSO,
Xxx ALE, PORTER AMP BROWN STOUT.
PALMER GREEN,
jy2str 81 Greene street, Georgetown, b b.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
.ORTHWESTERN

NORTHWESTERN
IN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
AUG. GAYLORD, Sec; HEBRR SMITH, Vice Pres I :
JOHN HNAN DYKE, Presf;
Was organized in 1883 Has 5000 200 assets, and
SyO members. Being a purely mutual company,
the Northwestern furnishes insurance its mel
This net cost will be less than in most, IL not al,
Eastern companies, because il obtains higher
OF interest its investments, has lower ratio OF
mortality, and belds high reserve Agents wanted.
Once sos 7th st. 1. Y. KNIGHT,
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sul2l0t
DROPOsALs FOR SUPPLIES.

FRANKLIN SCHOOL BUuDINe
hoon qtBodTd ~ Trustees Public SrhoolsS
W0SRtHgfOsg. ID. e., August II. ISL
Sealed Proposals Will lie receiy cd until clock
m, AUGUST -. lat the room abOy for furnisk-
ing the ioiowng articles for the Of the Public
dozen full centre No. Feather Dusters
y heavy extra -Four string BrOoms
No extra busting Brushes-brush ALI
. Corrugated yapanned Dust pans
4lnch long handled Sweeping Brushes
No. stamped Timed Iron Cups
large stamped Tin Wash baeins-retiuDed
No.6 Heavy hand Bells.
No. Galvanized Iron Coal boas
Iron handle Coal -shOvels.
No, Cocoa DOor-mat
Cedar Water Buckets-S gallons, Iron.
hoops. ~'S-
"a :. best Granite two-q Pitchers.
Class Goblets
{" Tumblers
The quantities named estimated, and more or
less may be required. IL more Of one or more arti-
eies should be required, they 20 be furnished
contract prices
Articles named In the schedule 20 be furnished
a. the lowest and all articles required
70 be furnished from time 20 time ordered By the
sub boards.
The Trustees reserve the right to reject any or all
Of the bids, II deemed adv analogous 20 DO so.
W.R. WOODWARD.
aul2 M For the fOmmitteex
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DIR. WHITE, CAiropodist, extracts Corns,
relieves and cures Bunions, Bad Nails, &C.,
without pain. Rooms No. 535 18th street, Oppo-
site Treasury, Washington, and 7, North
Charles street, Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23

YESTERDAY, Officer Kearney, of the first pre-
cinct station, arrested an Irish woman who was
Offering for sale large otter-skin cape and
mutt, fine quilt and other articles, which had
Mary Brennan, and says she Is a washerwoman.
She told contradictory stories to the officer as to
how she came by the goods, and he locked her
up for appearance before the Police Court. The
goods are at Lieut. Gessford's station. Judge
Gray, after hearing the case this morning, held
her .Or a further hearing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23

Ice CREAM.-Harvey & Holden, corner 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue, deliver the
finest quality of Ice Cream to all parts of the
city, in quantities to suit the purchaser. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23

Our stock Of BOOKS, STATIONERY. MUSIC,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, CHILDREN ; CAR
RIAGEs, and all kinds Of FANCY ARTICLES, -
very large, aud will be sold at prices 10 suit tho
times.
Several Parlor Organs and fine Pianos very low.
POE a sELIGsON,
el4w.s.t Georgetown, ID. q,
At COST AT COSTii
"A FOR THIRTY DAYS,
The entire stock Of the Georgetown Dollar Store,
austin % High Street.
rASH PAID FOR LADIES', GENTS AND
" CHILDRENs CAST OFF CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES. etc. at l.. GRADWOHLS, 1T34
Bridge street, Georgetown. Note by mail from
Georgetown or Washington attended 20. ocB-ly
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CLOTHING.

During the Prevailing Hard Tymes
IL becomes every one to economic in their ex-
penditures. In the article Of clothing alone, q
sufficient saving can be effected to mitigate in
measure the prevailing scarcity Of money, at
p. WALLACH's, corner AZ st. and Pa ave.
He offers this opportunity to the public by
selling the best articles OF clothing that can be
obtained, at from u to 20 per cent cheaper than
any other house.
Don't fGI to gire ne q GaU.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-By W. L. Wall & Co.
last evening lot Z, subdivision of square 30, on
q street south, between I'd and 81 streets ySsf-
undivided into three lots OF rs feet front each
10 Charles {. Duneanson at 10 cents per foot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23

The DESIGN OF THE BUSINESS COLLEGE is
- prepare all who attend, to earn for them.elves
a home and livelihood, and to accumulate
wealth for its legitimate and important uses.
The ins,:uction includes knowledge essential in
all kinds of business operations, whether grow
ing out of the occupation of the merchant, the
manufacturer, the mechanic, the contractor,
the farmer, the agent, the clerk, The banker, the
law ger, the doctor, or the government official.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23

The DEATH OF CHARLES JoHNsoN.-Dr. j.
F. Hartigan, assistant coroner, to-day admitted
Henry q. Winship, the agent OF the CONSOLE
dated Coal Company of Georgetown, - bail ir
the sum of 81 500 to answer the charge OF care
lessness in keeping his premises in such dan
gerous condition, whereby Charles johnson, a
colored laborer, lost his life by falling through
into the river and was drowned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23

NyHE NATIONAL METROPOLITAN
II FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
ORGANIZED A UG UST 90, 1870.
CASH CAPITAL..-.............- : 90 900.
once IN Shepherds Building, No. 9Osk Peuusyl-
ysnia avenue. MOSES KELLY, President
- VIM. b. TODD, Vice President.
SAMUEL CROSS, Secretary
j. b. Blake, VIM b. Todd,
VIM. Wall, Charles Inst
VIM. g. Metzerott, John T. Lehman,
Geo. II. Gulick, Moses Kelly.
A. X. Shepherd. oclltf
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REGISTER JOHN F. Cook, in response IN a
letter OF inquiry lrom Judge Fisher, has sub-
United statement Of the amount OF fines demos
tied with him rom 1896 to $50. iDclpslve show
Ing an average each year Of SD 900, or a total OF
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GEORGETOWN Advertisements.

RY THOMAS powLtN1. Auctr; Georgetown.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANO AND HOUSE,
HOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
ON FRIDAY MORNING, August 25th,
HET7ls7l, at 10 O'Clock. will sell the resi-
WI ~ 'dence Of John ii. Phillips, ESQ, No. 126
Washington street, between Dunharton aud Beall
Streets elegant assortment Of HOuss hold Furni-
ture and Effects. consisting Of
Round corner 7-octave Rosewood Case Piano asd
Stool.
Haircloth Parlor Suite. made by Kirby.
Walnut Bookcase and Books.
Elegant Walnut Mineral Cabinet and Minerals
Elegant Brussels Carpet.
Elegant W alnut Chamber Suite, made by Kirby.
Walnut Hat-rack, WhAtnot.
Cottage Suites.
Hair and Hulk Mattresses and Feathers
Dining and other Tables and Chairs.
Elegant Stewart Cook Stove, nearly new.
And many other articles too numerous 20 mem
ton. THOMAS BOWLING.
aU2a TRepl Aucffunesr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-23

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.-E Early Yesterday
morning Miss Florence Evars, of Capitol Hill,
fell down fight of stairs and received serious
injuries. She had gone to bed i'll the night pre-
vious and arising at four O'Clock and attempting
TO go down stairs missed her footing and fell as
stated. Her physician is hopeful of her ultimate
recovery, although she is terribly bruised.
Gov. COOKE has appointed Charles H. Mar
shall temporary day Waterman at Morrison's
building, on \ street.
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ADHGHoTTst,t AssRit q ad 1Sd snm.m
NOTICE AND PROCLAMATION BY THE
to authorize subscIiption TO the stock Of the PIED
mont and Potomac Railroad Company upon certain
Of said District and prescribing the form In WHICH,
it shall be voted upon.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, August II, 1877. (
Notice IS hersby sicsn ana PROCLAMATION made that
q August o. ISL 4. e sf PIitre
ast to authorize subscription to the stock Of the
certain conditions. viii be submitted to fhe people
Of aid District e the next genera election therein
and n thai tfs yStins SI and act
act shall contain the words
aAn act to authorize subscrirt;o, a. ,,. 1911, :,
the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Company upon
Certain conditions sPpsoysd August 18th, IN, and
%. s,1r oon'Aih the word
An An act to authorize subscription to the stock
M ssd RTISsss AHssss 4, ns.a
Degstes Of said District shall be condactsd ssd
act is hereto suboined and pqblisation thereof Is
Governor Of the Dktrict Of Columbia
AN Acr to authorize subscription TO the stock N
the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Company
q. g saaeisd ~ .As Isssslsavs Assembly Of a.
R.s, , Of oSlnn,s,a That whereas z believed
railroad recently authorized BY an act OF the LeQis-
latnre OF Virginia, VIII be of great benefit TO the
Legislature the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
company T. required 20 guarantee the first mortgage
bond Of said Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Com
psny 10 an amount necessary 10 furnish supersfruc-
tuTe ana equipment for said road, which said guar
Antt may he required whenever. az any time within
hye years from the date Of said last menfioned act
tenmiles or more Of said road shall be ready for SUI
perstructure; and whereas IL IL credibly
that the sum OF six hundred thousand dollars or
less, win enable said Piedmont and Potomac Ran.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC woRKs-Ata meeting of
The board yesterday, a number Of communica-
tons requ sting improvements in different parts
q the District were referred. The board was
engaged for some time maturing a general plan
OF sewerage for the different streets and avenues
IN hieh improvements have been ordered. The
borrowing additional orders were issued to Gen.
BallOch: Grade and gravel Sherman street be-
tween 18th aud 10th streets northwest; Law the
Sidewalk ON Vermont avenue, on the east side
lrOm "a 70 boundary street; continue the park
u Al street; relay the sidewalk on Maine avenue.
between ~ and 9th streets; lay sidewalk on
the south side OF street southeast, between 81
and It'll streetS east. opposite the Metropoltan
Method 4 Church; finish laying the pavement
on 9TH street east, between East Capitol and a
street north.
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The BALTIMORE STANDARDIZATION
day, the shooting for the kiRsship resulted in a
crOwning banquet was enjoyed, at which a
number Of tOasts were proposed and speeches
made; Dir. s. Wolf, OF the Washing ION Schues-
zen, responding 10 Z" The Press" and In The
course OF bis remarks again returned thanks for
he cordial reception OF the Washingf ,nians.
and renewed the invitation 20 visit our feste'
com meneing On the 18th instant. Mr.. Swartzen,
yesterday. f>N'
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The CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL CSIoS-An 4d-
5oss p "a SeSsioe Last ErsHiRg.-The second meet
ing of the Convention OF the Catholic Beneficial
Union was held in Carroll Hall last evening; j
ID Clarke presided with G. q. Callan, secretary
Ibe delegates from twelve societies reported
ne toIowing officers were elected: President
p McNeThany; First Vice President Rob't. III
a aIboti Second Vice President, JnO. Hogan;
Secretary, Chris G. Callan; Treasurer George
Savage Francis IcSerhany was elected DELE
gate-at-large TO attend the Catholic Conyention
20 be held in Louisville, Ky, In October next.
A committee, consisting OF one from each of the
soclelses, was appointed 10 arrange for a grand
JOINT picnic underline auspices of the Union.
The NEW MARKET HoUsE-workmen COM
menced laying the foundation for the 9th-street
wing OF the new market yesterday. 1t is OF con-
crese, three feet in width and thickness A large
force OF laborers are employed, under the SUPER
VISION OF Mt r b. Larerty, who has charge of
that pOr Ion OF the work. The iron roof win Ia
placed on the Ith-street structure early pext
week Work will then be Commenced ON The r.
street wing, and be pushed forward 10 An early
completion, II being theintention ofthe buIIdinS
committee 90 have these three wings ready for
occupancy at the opening OF Congress in De-
Cember.
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order, and always q good assortment on hand;
sold at reasonable prices, at O. BAUM's Hoop
Skirt Factory, 7thstreet, Intelligencer Building
HIMPLiR has al kinds thermometers and
Darometers.
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LADIES win please call and see our improved
styles OF Corsets, all made OF the best materials,
and every pair warranted to ut. O. BAUM, Cor
set Manufacturer, It'll st., Intelligencer Build
ing.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-25

Minueapolts ct. .Mutbpns
entwidsln cine iebr bebeutenbe iubufrteQe SID.
tisteit, pie fOlsenbe Mnsaten 3etsen. Sn Mia>
xeapulis probu3irten I'M SABRE 1870 trei3ebn
@dsemiblen 82,867, 400 Gub 5olI 46,369.750
@9inbsln, 10, 321,500 2atten aab 474,915
pidets, 3ulammen TN @trtb bon 1,566,492
Declare. Der @ertb Der Wlblea pirb auf
$434,5 500 sei&dst. Sa ct. antbuap babsn
febsn Mablen In, sereanseuen SABRE 1885,
7O4 Gxs 9ol1 11,348.50o S@inbsln. $780,
500 9attex. $4,000 widets, ta @ertbe pom
1866 Dollars p,utuairt. Die 2ofea Der
Wablen perbsn auf 1872 500 anseeebeu. 5ol3<
porratb batten an. I. Sanuar 1871 brei3ebu
girma's in Minneapolis 46,229,499 8ub 5ola
16,Os5, $50 @9inbelu, 4,003,350 2atteu une
295,450 pidets.
MuBereeu, befeben In Minneapolis 9 Wabl-
miblen, pel@e i'm sorisen SABRE 50 @rbeiter
bel&aftstsn unb ZIG, 6l2 GdK.r Mebl protu'
,trtex. Der 8s.tb b~erielbeu pirt auf 1,191,-
366 DoDars otranf&luet. s. mrroen 1884,
276 Safer @sbl perl9idt, uns 1886 Safer
I'm bOrtiseu Martt umseiest. Geruer puroeu
14,720,600 plumb Gutteritofe ~eeliefsrt, pel@e
einen 8ertb BON $126,393 ersaben.
ct. Antbony bate brei Mablmublen, tur3u
ieSt nod cine neue in Betrteb seftBt uiro. SIM
sorieen SABRE lieferteu 1886 Suffer MebL i'm
Wertb BON 1852 unb 2.594,O0O piunb
GutterRofe, i'm Dsrtb BON $50, 100. @srldift
wuroen 1888 8dner @ebl unb 1898 pur-
ben i'm 5eimbebarf unseitBt.
Sn Winnsapolis wuroeu in, SABRE 1870 I'M
@an3eu fir $6,877,O37 Marreu probuSirt.
Die Soften Der Gtabli7ements ~belaufen f9 auf
$2,468, 100 unb bic btf@aitists 3abl Der sr>
better auf 3,l14. Gernsr wuroeu Waarea al
Ier Grt ano &obprooutte gun, Betrase BON 49,
38l,0W umaelsst. Die Yroouftiuitat Der Ga-
briten unb @e'difsbduier in 81. Mntbony be.
trus i'm sorisen SABRE $t.4l2,43o unb bic So.
fen Der GtabliRsmeuts $671.7O. Sa tsulel.
ben purben 625 Nrbeiter bel&dftst.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-25

Das @t patrtdsfef purbe aud bte~
les Sabr BON ben trti&en 8arssrn sonSt. paul
f:ierli& besaneen. Die wro3eifon, an pel&er
0d bic irii&e Mtlia.G on pasnie, bic emmett
@uarss" betbeatets, 600 eur& BE 3auptfra6sn
ter @tabt nub beea5 i'd mad ber Gatbebrale,
poielbf etu feierli&es 3o&amt eelebrirt purbe.
Na@ beuIielbsn purber BEN bs&sn'fen 3ru.
9il@of Grace, @ous. Auaia uub Masor See
bic ibli&eu Gbreuteseusuuseu ~erpieien uns bic
BET fol@eu @%eleseubetten atlt&en @eee1 g.
taltex. Nm Abent fanb ta9uouffs1aue. Set-
tens Der ct. Mary's air@e uub TT bem Operu
3au(t @eiteus ber Gatbebrale Der S&lue Der
8eR1t9teitsn fatt. Gin irti&es Rattonal>D ORA
ma wurbe aufsefabrt unb &eben, @u0t uus
@eians weaielten nit chamber al uab bas
abli9e @upper l@lue beu trti9en Ratisual'
ftfta9. '"...
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-25

Den Greunbeu In Ntu Erter cine
tur3e &oti3. Da ,on sspiRtr -@sits ausse<
0reut pire. ale babe Der v@anberer" ab1&t-
lid BON elmer Yrotefation Der ~burttsea Satbsli>
ten gum 8elen bes papies teins Nsti3 senou-
men, 10 ertldren pir biernit. ba6 ans cine fol-
DE- prstefatiou gar nt&t autam. @ir erbielten
apar eineu 3ettel 3ueeianbt, aber etne treenb
wel&e l1nteri&rift uab sbne aud nut bie9anb-
i&rift bes 8erfaGers au teaaeu. @enn Gin
Giuieuber nttt nit feiuer t1nteridrift 3u ieiner
Ginienouns gu febeu past 70 barf Ct nod oisl
,ueuiser ber &ebaetion bic :3amutbuns MAIDEN,
tab fe bic Spalteu ibres 8lattes hafdr eia>
rduu.t. Nit Greubeu bate Der ~Wanberer"
aud ben proter BON Mep zrier pubIieirt, tpenu
ibm cine oroeutli&e Gtufenouns barber suse-
for,msu mare.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-03-25

Sir Garmer Ssn Wi@ttgfett. -
Der oberfe @eri&tsbof bat tlr3li@ cine Gut.
f&eibuns abseeebeu, mad uelder Giienbabnse-
eQf&aften, bic ibre Gtredeu SsridriftsmGbis
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ben i&aebaftsn :3uRanb bes 3aunes Au3eiee
e~rftattet suurbe, 70 eab fe @elesenbeit faup, bic
uStbiee 2eparatur pornebueu ~ IaGen.
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