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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-11-23
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COLUMRL,,Als4ss.s,sls'-,., 4 q.
TAaSssy i1eiiiaIiaks 4 Npvsnber ss:sls7l,
The Elsss, gsep--A Prosrasnn ProPossa.'
Wahold: :thatthe popplarsmoyepentf
iss6enalF 81 financial reform, recently

nh. Flns s.,p-A Pros srasnaas Propossa. z
Wahold:thatth popplarsmoyepentf
iSs6eAalF oi financial reform, recently
begun sRuI,y In Nsv,> York by the citizens,
wifkont regard TO party affiliations, is
destined to extend over the whole conn
Try. The airote. started at New York;
will grow, widening and widening, until.
it itoiiohies tbis vast country on either
shore. and extends from where the
No1arltb efa iii lakes rest in tranquil beauty,
to where the Gulf OF Mexico receives the
warm currents OF, the Gulf stream. >TEis
country issfnot yet ready for decay.
This country is not yet ready for, cor,
ruption. It is not yet ready for imperi-
alien. The sober second thoughts OF
the people will come to the rescue This,
at least. is our faith. We believe that
the great mass Of the people are honest.
1tis the .wire-pullers and the class OF
small and large politicians that do all
the swindling and all the plundsring.
We hope that grand reaction is about
to cheer us. The movement started in
New York will become extended. The
reform proposed must not be under.
taken in the, interests or in the spirit of
political partyism. :, All honest Demo
Gratis and all honest Republicsns--all
good men, white or black ARE, called
upon to unite in this great work. As for
South Carolina, great crisis is upon
the State. Gigantic frauds, monstrous
swindles, have been perpetrated. I'VE
suffer from Grants military rule and
from Soott's corrupt misrule. We must
aot promptly and sagaoiously. This
dctio" must come from the people. ,.r
What is the first step? We throw out
the suggestion. Let public meetibgs be
held, at some early day, at Columbia
andtin Chafleston-as being convenient
and saocessible---for the purpose or rais-
ing committee, who shall be charged
with the prosecution Of the officials CON
neoted with frauds and misapplication
OF the public funds. This committee
would further be authorized to en- ploy
counsel to assist them in the investiga.
ton and to carry on the prosecution.
The expenses of this movement must BE
met BY popular subscriptions. . :.
j This we believe to be- the fret step ia
be taken. We earnestly impress upon
our people the necessity of some such
action. The effort. will be made. when
the Legislature meets, to cover. up Tbs
putria corpse Of the public credit; and
make it seem to live. Ls ~
Tie fight We propose is the peoples
fight; and they must make it. What say
our hrstLren ofsthe press of Charleston,
ofths Pc Dee and of the up .conntryP
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Tho X. X. *. in Brooklyn. n. Y.-
Brooklyn and Columbia.

The *. X. K. in Brooklyn. n. "
:. Brooklyn and Columbis.
Arorreapnndent. wiring froom Brook
Ea, N. T.. xbersa movement, aa New
York city, hgsiust CORRUPTION is orgssis-
ing. IN forwarding oopy Of one of'tho
Rev. Mr.. Bsecher's political sermons,
says: "Would it pay in your latitude to
copy Mr.. Be.oher'a last political ser
mon, with suitable comments thereonp
There is some talk here Of organizing vigi.
lance committees. (K. K'K.J This would.
doubtless. suit some. as. Offering good
excuse for suspending habeas corpus,
and comforting on our chief imperial
honors." We beg leave to say to our
friend in Brooklyn. that we have no use
for Mr.. Beecher's political sermone. We
have the old time notion, that the pulpit
has enough to do when it deals with the
questions that pertain to mans duties to
God, and to the soul that lives here
after. As to his suggestion as to the x.
K. K. in Brooklyn, N. Y, We would ad-
wise against it.. We oppose ali secret,
oath-bound societies. political and disci-
plinary-whether Loyal Leagues or K.
x. KS.
The United States K. K. Z. prose-
cutor here, Mr.. n. G. Worthingtop,
sometimes called General" may, how
ever, advise differently, as he iavors the
proposition to hang our State officials to
the nearest lamp-posts, in broad day
light, and prides himeelf. further, upon
| his connection with the Loyal Leagues
which organizations, no doubt, led to
whatever there may be, or may have
been, of K. x. KS in the South. We
advise our Brooklyn friend to resort t..
legal, civil measures to secure redress.
Oniy in the last resort, and when every
other method has been exhausted, may
a community venture to call upon Judge
Lynch. This, however. We may sug-
gest to our New York friend: That it is
safer to resort to Kd Kluxism in the
North than in the South. Down here,
where men are provoked. to promptly
execute Lynch law upon outlaws, it is
construed to mean conspiracy to put
down the Radical party; but at the
North, it means swift and awful justice,
meted out to violators of the law. What
was an right in burning Chicago. would
have been all ,Orong in plundered and
outraged South Carolina. If, however,
the Brooklynists are suffering from
municipal misrule, We know what it il
ourselves.
There is one thing, however, that Co
lumbia is ahead of Brooklyn in. We
venture to say that they have on the
municipal board no such musical a,
Alderman as Sam. B. Thompson. Nol
have they, we take it. sweh q .dnancier a.
Judge Wigg.
We undertake to say, that even the
city OF Brooklyn never issued $3.50, ,OO(
per cent. bonds illegally and secretly
and then coolly announced to the public
that they will get the Legislature tc
legalize the actl Nor have the Counoi
OF Brooklyn ever borrowed from capi
talist $75, 900. on the pledge Of $3.50. .O0(
per cent. bonds, at the rate of Is pei
cent per annum, leaving it in the powe,
OF the borrower to sell the city bonds a
any rate, provided the note given by ths
city is not met at maturity. Thai
financiering is reserved for the Council
here and it's Chairman Of Ways anc
Means.
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Kimpton, known as the "cherubim, u
and as resting under the angelic winea
OF the Attorney. General, is still here.
He holds his personal head aa high OF
ever, whatever he may do with his head
financial.
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MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISE IN CHARLES
TON Charleston 10 fast becoming q manu-.
featuring "a we'll as . commercial city. The
largest msnufactory Of doors, sashes. blinds
e., III the Southern States is that OF Mr.. p
T. ToALE, on Horlbeck's Wharf, in that CITY.
roALEs advertisement appears in another
column. Nnv o.
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List OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

List OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
8. e. Whlte-$5O Reward.
=. Hope-Pioktes, Fruits. &c.
J. Q. .Seegers-Pipes.
Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta r. r.
John Agnew & Son-Lime, &c.
I. j. Moore-Wood. ''f''
0"mmunication OF Acacia Lodge.
Carroll d Janney-Summons
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OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS Charleston Ohari /.
liable Association. for benefit Free School fund: /:
hAFFLE GLASS No. Morntng, Nouen,bey "a
70-59-7S- 40 1856 81 GO -6-25-74 SO
witness my hanu at Charleston. this 22d aav
VI NoVenOer, 1871. FEM PECK
NOv ZS Sworn Commissioner
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There were A deaths in Charleston
for the week ending the 18th instant
whites, 10; colored, rs.
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Wood! Wood!! WoodllI

~ cord.
Oak and Hickory, delivered in Cords or
half Cords, sawed in lengths to suit pur-
chasers. SO per cord. ~
Orders left at Childs d Wiley's Clothing
Store, Main street, or at James X. Fridays
Warehouse, Greenville Depot. promptly died.
Nov 2S G THOS. J. MOORE.
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Acacia Lodge No. 81, A. FIN.
"A REGULAR Communication OF this
xXLodge will be held in Masonic Hall.
XNTHis tThursday) EVENING, at Z
o'clock. BY order OF the w. NJ,
+. III. BRENNAN. JR.,
NOV 20 Secretary.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS. The Northern
mail opens at 800 P. M; closes z. 15
a. M. Charleston day mail opens 400
z. H.; closes 500 4. H.. Charleston
night mail opens $50 A.. NJ; closes g. 90
2. III. GreenyilIe mail opens 6.45 p.
M-; closes 600 A. M. Western mail
opens 8. 90 A. NJ; closes 1. 30 P. n. On
Sunday Office open from 8 to 4 P. M.
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ct. SobnS, 3. o., ell.
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more all.
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tlelters mar oa5 leetc Gon3ert i'm yBeabobD-
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hell ~jufrieoat ieir. Die 9rlld1itde Der 6
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e~benfalS cine red)t anertcnlen5partbe Srd)e,
llerleiitlng. Die SuUertiire p2etdtc &aual,
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QroBCu Seifaa bod iueuu eS Ilidt auf benz
Yrogramme gcltau0et, lpitr0e 9ttemano &c,
merit babcut nap OicieS ytelegrnpbiide 0epe,
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d)er'S Wteio0ie Slln1 Yortlciltcoe nlIBte abers
mails mieOerbolt WerOeH, cine ScUuuocrung,
melhe oicie Competition lnitrcS @rattcns
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beers brlttcr DSadCltan3," wSlter red)t it)1n
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lll5flbrIIg beiIelbcrt ourd) oaS Sboma6' id)e
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mo bic NtIHgcl beS YeobO6p : Srd)cltcrS gu
tart DerUOrtrttell litB, 10 mug imnlerbin biz
Itlibc Gutrtanlt mYotn, nit melder yeettrtS
bcllrebt mar, Sl;ibeS Su l~eiittn. Srl. ouut,
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b6rttll, lang i'll oem Sd)luBconScrte 5luet 4it'
cen: cine Sapatlue aus vSorquato SalIo" II.
yNI Der ld) 6nen blaueu 00nau" BON MlbG
ltgttreS NlcO muBtc luteoerbOlt mcr0en. pOf-
ientltt gsltngt eS i'm Hdufc oeS SommerS,
oaS SrDelter 10 81 retrutlrtn unO 81 compile
ttren, baB e5 nId)lten Q8ilter bic SbomaS''
lde SGpeut III unitrerS tobt entbebrltd madt,
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Observation-Disclosures

8uie II eri d t. - (Sor ben 8t9tern
Saloerlton Daniels unb SOnb.) Oapio
Wturrap warb oils Ser,uolter Der JtadlaiIens
i6ait BON @turiunnen Uturrap 9cridtliG be-
ltelt.
Common 9leas. Geri6t. - (Sor
Hitter Surep.) 8iftor StraBburger miber
0apio $. poppes, ShulObudtlage; Die Sc
i9wOrenen tonlten iid) itber eilen %2SabripruG
ntft einigen uno wuroen elItlaien.
Ntan bat Nr. 173, ia, 175, 176, 1871,
100, l91, 1913, 1879, 200, POP 208, 2l3, 2l9,
220 uuo ITO Der YroScB Jegiitranoe aui bic
beuti9e Sa9eSorbnung 9eiteut.
Stabttreis.S d. t. - (Nor Stib-
ter Yintnep.) Senrp .. Stansburp segel
Sobauna ". StausburD; bas Geritt trenllte
bic @be bes aldgers nit Der Serllagten uno
iprad) iblt iiber ,uei Sbbne, ibr iiber ein fleis
mes E1tterd)en Die Obbut Su. - Snoitb u.
Yittitelo wnrbe bonn Eiide uno Bette oes
Sobn y. 2itdielO 9eidieotn uno erbielt bic
Sbbut iiber tire feline Sod)ter. - Scbaun
Bell segen gebriioer pdSlup Gntrag auf
9erbot fir bic Sertla9ten, ali Warion. StraBe
cine 0ampimaitine aufjuitelen; Inter &c.
rihtlider Seratbung.-Sebriiber &oatlep mi.
Der 5rau Gmnerid uub @enoifen, autrag
auf Serpsuouug elmer 9ebensperii4erun9Ss
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&.

QieS4. 2~teferuug ots beutld)sameritanii6eu
Gonueri0ttousI .rit0nS liegt ms boz. Wir
iiuoeu baltu uoultunoige Siograpbie'n Der
AOAItrile 6urrGglt unO 6oott, btS 9tncralS
Sdtobcrbc, >iulIls Saore'S uIo auocrtr Sos
rypbaen Der ytcu Set, &IrtitCL iiber Die Sc
ltantr llno anotre DrIoocrne SlnproueneltS"
l.. cine Qfalie ltattlttlDer Irttttl ulitSsliIguHg
Der alltrntuelteu Grultttclungel. NaS Sc
itJitts mo Geographic Der $tr. Staaten am
belaugt, 10 btettt oas v0tltidyanI. Goup.'
NCr." lclbltoerltau0lld) nlebr, lute irgero etlt
anoere Olutld)e @nCyclopaoie. IS lolte III
it0cm OtItidtn 'Dall5 Der Ser. St0uten SI
fin0tu itIlt. llcbtr bic HuSIid)teu oteie5 In.
tcrlc6mCnS benerft ciu 9Std)iClblatt: Der
frlidcrt Seiit, ocu oaS Oeutid)c yebcu in 9Tes
ritu Ourd) Die groBeu GrctBntiie Der ~ueuelten
3cit gGUoullell, olirftt ctlcr Der bt0eutenOjttn
Gri6timlugen Der Otutld) : Hmerifaniiden III
%tcratur, Der StrauS9abe ctncS beutld).antcris
talild)cu Concentrations =ScrttonS, iebr gut al
Statten tomMlet. 0itie Serau8gabe lit Dor
ttlua Suci Sabren BON benz ais SudDhdu0ltr
lutO Stituug5-ocrnuS1cber ictt lan9e i'll ben
Ser. StGattG auBcr~orOuttlid) tbatlgeu Srn.
Sriebrid) Serbaro unternomtel porDen.
9aS @erf falO Die rtgite urtterltiieung ieis
tens Der titd)tigiteu litCrariid)eI Srlitt beS
SarOe8 NIB nladte untsr Der uallid)tlgen Eeis
tln9 Oe5 BrOfclior Iter. 8. Sdcm iteti9e
6Ortidritte. Snyuiideu muBte Der ptruuSs
gebcr ncuerOtng5 ertenner, Dap Die 0urd)fib.
run9 Oe5 groBartig augelt9ten BtaHS ieiuc
Srdite iibertteg uu6 er i6erlleB Ie ouber etuer
aus angciebenen 8udbauolcru unO arOereH
Geibaitelcutcn beitebenben G%Ompaguie, Oeren
pecuutlrelJtittel Dem uuttrne9men UOlltGubig
%geluadien iluO. Sr. @erbarb lptomet iil
6emIelbel ferner ais Seneral Iaent."
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Ons Trnntffr..xhcnter

~eutfaltet fd III tets Fa feigernoer 9Gitbe.
Die ueueIte Senintion lit bas 4nftrcten BON
pter 3wergen, Oreier Minner urlO elttr Srau,
III eiuem fir fe bsionbers geihrisbcnen un9e'
meiu putileu Stiide. SRI. Dt0gJtc 9tSs
moub, cine talentUols SiHgerln, ttttt Dem
Sri. Solit Dtaiou piirOtg Bur Sytt. Sn
ciHelu ucucn, pom 9aqstsOltiitsr 6rn. Slalls
oomstg o%rruugirteu Sauete e~re5liren Die
S1ueittrn 3ttmmel5berg gan5 beiouOcr5.
Ser Selocipto > Selo Sootb fttcrt aud ottie
&oAe itiue utrOtaIterS rtump6e. 9aSS blnBs
lid 6iloct OaS ntue getiou'ide Drama pie
8auSiteu bon Secola" nit cjugcltgtcm BAL
let. Uiittpo9 RaGmittag uuO Abcuo bat
Der p~ielieitig Uerrueuoborc, beiOuoerS ais DE
giiieur her JsgersS 6paHte ercelircnoe Sr.
G0maroS ieiue 8eueft5e.
Srcitag 4beno lit SorIteIung fir OGnlen,
RittwO6 unO SonnabenS NG4mittag fir
6amilteu.
rGS Der Geiarguercin uSarmonie'
gieUt bcute abenb I'M groBeu Saale uor
Jtaine'S Saue ieiu 5. &ofals uuo Snltrumerls
talsGouSert ncblt Soirce, poruuf bic paiiiuer
Dfitglieoer beiOuN RS zimmerman grma9t
t,,rhpu
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H8- nRuiaSalis" ptro In Der Brarls uon cinlgeu
Der SauptirJte oes 9aubes bcnuBt un6 uon h%enitlben
%iEoUfirt. Gtt merheu bitrJu eurb et Gbatinde be-
poacn, oaB has 0iejept bG5u in umintd9e ltoer
Glaihe uerjffenttttit ioo1B Der Nat, NIT ben Si9tilz
ibaitel Der Die nRoilhdlis" b~ileCEren StItarr.btlle
bsretts btflnrt. fe nit Der eroBten Suutriitt ptrs
or0Hct
r~0tholasuttle. Gp., hsn II. 6ebrlar 1859.
gf.ire Scrrtr! Sd bIbe ole @iriuE9en Der "dtolaz
halls" b 1 RatientCn In m,intr Irdrts bcobdhttt ure
Cs ger.idt mir gum 8Irguugeu ibye SorIl9e, oils
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&bsImdti5mus, i~,turbdr,r syphilis ii. {. ID. %eonita=
tirtn 81 toHEen. Auirt5uJlt Sbr
t9B,8,tuO.24,6) 5.S SparfS. DR.. Med"
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R~ S1ptiS. - Dtan pergeie nidt, OaB
Der reie GrcurfonSjug nab Dem groBen Iuf'
tionSpertuuie ju ben aus9erp6blten SNupldeeH
auf Der Heusn 9lrnolos &tr9r6Bcrung Der Staot
Baltimore am WOutag NNhmittag prd5iS y
rlbr pom 9obHbOfe Der GanlbcnitraBe Ubgeben
wiro; berielbe briugt erWudiene Beriouen IN.
er1tgtltIt6 nud) peEt SerfaufSplase, NIB limb
ttine SidetS erforocrlidl. 1870
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Bur Q%Sc0dbtuuo fiir SthnciScr.

Die beitcn Yrciic lucrbeu mir ncle Gud'
9bfiue uuer grt gege6en bel Sdptc &.
Shannon S So, g1r. 81 uno 36,
&ccifrdbc. (37-)
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Mfnnthn.

Sr. Sofob @eitri9 %iuottirt auf ben.
te nat Der Gde Der Yurts unO Wtarion.
5traBe ;u eincm 9roBcu GiHueibuHgS 8 Srl.
btHe.
3r. Sran5 S amberger ftiert
beute in Nr. Z, 9torO.9 Bethel StraBe, Gin
0oppaftt: ieineu 45. @eburtStag ullO Die
Ginpeibuug ieiues ntueu Wirtbi6aftSlofals
p3um StlOxlbCrgcr Safe" Nunlb nit
Strtter'id)em &tprdu bilOst bas YroSramm
Der Seisr.
Gapt. 9ofmauu's III II q b + d II / yes
8 0 II / e : SO II itcprps" 9ibt
beute abenO in Der ,SOrmGrts 8 Salle"
oil Supetttltr. ieinen erlteu SabreSba1. 9aS
Grfriihungs=0 Department cOntrolirt Sr. s..
j. YbtlippS.
Sr. Carl SerboIo meib't beute iei.
lie nell btrgeridltete uGolcOrOia+0uue" uuf
Der Ode Der &anuls uno 6ugctteltrdBc nit De.
litatem Qunide eiu.
9r. 81. 9 d. If lit aus Der Seconoitr.
mad gtr. 258, on 3 Yratts, nabe anuitraBe,
umecSogeu. 9ie Gr6iinuu9 beS nsueu vo'
falls ge6t beute nit obli9atem 2uuid)t bel
trefilid)em &unow'ihen Stere Dor it.
gGg~ @emeiubc. SoirS. = Der am
Wouta9 i'll Der ,,gSeitcrn Gbila- Sale" be-
goltcue SaSar gum Seiteu Der %eOangeliid.
lutbcriiden Sions . @eneinbe (uon SoutnS.
itraBe, nobe @arriion : 4an) i6liiBt btutc
Ibetb nit SerlteiJcrun9 Der nod i"ibrigen
Sadel, etnem ~lolerllen Sorper bon s ubr
all unb iflieBliG init cinem 9emi.t3liben
SanjirIn5deu.
- 0eute nimntt I'M Sdul9arie oilf Der
Gde Der penrietta, llnb @utlmItraBe bic fSair
sum Scittn Der euangIiid) 'lutberiiden ct.
EutaSs&irde (YuitOr Scilrici) ibren gluians.
Sir biibife 4rSipabl bon Segeritduoen aler
2trt baben bic Oamcn Der @emeinoe 9eior9t.
Die Sair bauert bic g8ofe binourd) ullo wiro
alabenoliG muitaliife Seniiiie in angeneb,
nler Acknowledging bieten.
roy" Der Serein Don bel Der Gorrefs
ti0N BON Sone8' 8 a1len betbeiligten
@runbeigentbiimeru IL. onoerer 9ntereiienteu,
Der ii6 pori9es 9abr sebilbct, bait beute Gtad)'
mitta9 I'M 4 llbr utter benz SorliBe ieire8
YrGitScnten Srn. Sobn Gurlett =, in Der
,,0ruibens6a1le," Gde Der @aDs unb ia.
pettcfraBe, cine Serianmflng anldBlid Der
8eriGleppung Der 10 O~ringenO 9cbotenen Me'
Iteration be8 SepGier8.
my- Der yW a4rbeit8freunb" BON
Cincinnati, cine @ofeni6riit, bic dlteite
beutide fatbolii4e3 ettung III ben Ser. Staa'
ten, bot ioeben ieinen SO. 9abre8gang polert.
bet. Die 6ebattton beiinoet iif in piiiel'
i6aftliden Sdubeu, in bcneu beS YrofeiiorS
Sanmitarf. Nidt MIR @etltlihe Der Ser.
Staaten empfeblen ben yWubrbcitsfreunb,"
%ionoern aud aus Seutiflano lie9er riibnen'
be 6e3eniioren angeiebener fatbolilder Seilt'
lifer iiber oicicS 8ofenblatt nor. 9crauS'
seber iinb Die Sebriiber @en;iger. 'Sieit9er
a9ent bes acknowledgements" lit Sr. Sob.
Siir9eus III 9ir. As, iorbsYacaitraBe. Der
ielbe foiiet iabrli6 $3.50, mad 0entidlanb
geienoet-s4.
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MninrrIA Rncnn-

9u oieiem populdrsu bcutiten untcrbal.
tuugSlOtale bcrridt Oieie 8o1e cine bemer'
feusmerthe 8rO9ramm : abme9iautg. DaS
Dtultf.Y erioual leiittt nitt mtlber Sor5itJ'
lidts, oils bic r|torNaRiitrttn Siihnel @riits.
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lmfan,ne, nmOe lett6in fir 5000 an @m.

umfaTeuO, rpmOe lest6iu iir $1,000 an 8ut.
Sbea ~Uerlauft.
- IN uutn Stttionen Der Baltimore
9otontat' Sa9u" Utro nit auByroroeutltAem
Stftr gtartettct, iluo man cruartet, oaB bic
Slbu i'm Stgtnnt ocS udAitet 9aArcS o3m
Sertehrc miro itbtrgcben mcrOcn.
-Stt Der SabrtSsS T'aMHllut9 Der Ittto'
Hire Der yGiiUItt SoIumbiusllpptr DtalbOrO'
pills 2]anoiug &urupitc Company" lonrs
otn iolgtnot &tdnite ermlblt Yr1lloent
SbaS. GlaQgstt, Stagmcjiter jIrtOertd SoB'
Ger, 0jrtttorcn l9m. =. 3ta, u. humphrey
HUo gGm. JfnujT.
8aiebaIl. Der p8atapSco @Oie
SauzGlub" bat flr ouS lalicnoeSdbr Die nod
ittbcuotU 8tamtcH crIuablt: Fra0otnt SamtS
Niul, &itezFriitOtHt @tOrg Sd)ctltp, %.
tretar Sptu ~NtcEaulhiiH, SbaRmttltcr Ri
baro ytorgaH Gapitin Der eti,cu gftln
Omen D~tcyOuBblis,
uufuIl.-S obu SGcrrg Ucrlttte lId) Uor'
Jeittru 9tuhmIttu9 oQbetnl olt Der Sde Der
Spring SraBe uuo 0dnmouo Alcp benin
6ol;bddcu nit ocr 4rt all Der Spanne oeS
tehttu 6lBes; ciHlge tlcine 4rttritn lpurotn
]jerituIttcH, d6er teil Suod)en ueriebrt. Or.
s.. Z. @tltinS bebduotlt Den Strlegttu.
Grtruutcn. - SonHlbCuO SorMittag
10 llbr fiidte man ndBe benz Sdjaretto'
1sHbtbauit Die EeIdt zines uug9i1Dr 40 Sabre
lien "uIbtfauNttn 9&tiBtl aus Dem 9Saltr
mo bradjte tie mad Spauu'S (irlihcr gSa'
2rS) &eritt. GaS pom Or. Splctr ;Hluns
leuOtruieue &tIitulhaus@ertd)t trtlnute alI
SOD Ourb @rtrt1tcU." Der 2cifuam muBte
Itbrcrt Gage in SSa1tr gclt9tn babtrl. Der
EtritorbtIt bate braultS 0dGr uno rotb21
5hHurrbart uUo trug oIde groUe Sctutlttotr,
ram, dtttittg uutITO9itu uuh brlllltS Qt.
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paE-Gine Sbeaters0 orifennne finbe
beute abeub in Der rGoncoroia" itatt.
@egeben miro oas ei9entlih i9on ont groBer
SritoeuSfelte erpartete oreiaitige S~eitgenlGlbs
gSor Sebau." Der @rtrag, .. i. Der ueber.
i9uB, tommt benz oeutid patriotii9en Souos
az Mute
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Bet mti9te Seri9te.

Sn Der leeten Neriammluna bes ,Rorb,
d fIi6eu 9 dn9erbuube8" 3u Nep.
Dort meloete fi9 Der Seianspereiu uarion"
fir bas Sdnserteit an.
Gs 1T cine eisentbiimlihe rno faft unge.
iu1bnlidc @ri6cinun9 , baB feins Der am
Stermontage 9efeierten SriebenSfete
Elm Delight er9eben bat. Sn Waibi19ton be.
tru9 Der lleberihuB s175.
1leber 1900 8irden murben ueraanaeres
SaBr i'll ben Ser. Staaten crbaut.
Or. Morit Seder, Yrafoent Der iiibt.
i1en Congregation pS'nai SeiGurun" All
NepsOorf, %Itlir5te, iuGbrcnb er am lebteu
Sonncrltage benz Otter . @ottesoienife bel.
wobnte, pl5tlifl toOt su SoNcn.
Sn SittSbnrs bat ole Grsiebunas,
SentralbcbDree beidloHen, Die an gtbrer itlb
1ebrerinnen als9cteuten Notwithstanding
iamlmt NIB ionoers fir null NIB niftia sl
ertldrell uno Iae eiuer neuen Briiiung Al I'LL.
teriperfel. uSo mirb benn," idreibt Der
D8reibeitsfreuno," ubod enolid bic Sprsu
Don benz WalSen 9eionbert, ,penil Die GRANT.
ilatorel etlpaS tauJer. IS mar and bobe
3eit."
Sn Srootlpn, W..Y., CAB man scftcru
Qbeno gum Selten Der Samilie beS plbelid in
ct. eouis ueritorbenen Sdn9ers uno Sdau-
ipislcrs linton Graft Elm 9robes pSacreb
@Ou5ert."
Die ,S66 8eIIOmS" pom @aibiu9ton
treften bic sroBarttgitenS orbereitul0cu fir oaS
62siabrige Stiftunssfeft ces uSbb. Se1ops.
Srbens," weldes auf ben PC. D. Wits. fdlt.
- Yrofefor pOu9b pom Der 9ublep Uni.
perlitat bat an 1s. B. 30. eiren ueuea Some.
ten sntoedt.