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Sabre6=B eridat Der NpIiaei=
Npmmii1Gre.

Dem Sabre8berl1te Der YDli3et.@ 0 m miidr
fir bic beioen lesten SABRE, beien mir bereit,
furs seoa4ten, entaebmen mir folsenoe %
ten:
Oie @eiamnlt- aus9abe1 betrngen I'M Sabr
1870 s571, 1915. O5, in 1871 $553,772.14.
Das meme Central Stationsbaus bat I'D
nortreflid belpabrt II. beabf6tist man, aud
bic anoeren StationSbduler bemnGhf au Ct
,peiteru. Die i3abl Der @erbaftunsen i'm
Sabre 1870 betrug 24,499, in 1871 26,441.
Nit 9fad)tqnartter perieben wuroen in 1870
1905, in 1871 1888.
Der Seriat bes Sber 0eteftiUs Grone Ct.
gtebt, bag i'm Sabre 1870 bon Der Deteftiu,
Torce lis 8erbaftnngen norgenommen mur,
ben, i'm Sabre 1871 104. SIM Sabre 1870
erlansten bic 9etefttps sefobleues @ut TN
Bertbe BON $685. 21 mieoer, i'm Sabre 1871
fir $21 ,949.75. Dte Deteftiu : Sorce betebi
aus auserleieuen uno tii1tisen 3euten unb
bat fid als b0dft iuirfiam. ermieien.
Son Der Yoli3ei . 6orce, einlhlieBlih bea
Oeteftip>O Departments, murbe i'm Sabre 1870
i'm @ansen fir $141, 800. so geitoblenes @ui
,piebererlanst, in 1871 fir $104, asa. 80. 0a.
bon beiuben iid nod Sahen i'm Bertbe BON
1864, bic niht reflamirt muroen, in ben
9dnoen Der Poli5ei.
geridunit ipurben in 1870 bon ben Wanr,
fdaften 1896 Dieuitase, in 1871 1882. SIN
e%riteren Sabre ipurosn an inpaltbe uno frante
Yoli5iien $4692.0 OF, i'm letteren s2O07. GO
unterftiisnnsen se5ablt.
Die Organiiation Der Boli,ets 6orce 1T ge-
genmartis, tpie folst: Maridad, Sobn s.
Gres; @ebiitfs-M ari9al, Satob Srep; Glert
oes Wtarihals, @eorg SO. Went; &bei Der
Yolissi-6orce, ISM. s. Grone; &apitdn bes
6ftliden Oifrifts, Benjamin S. &enuep; ses
rlittleren OtfriftS, Sobn Dtitdea; oes rpei.
liden Diitrifts, @eors 8. Zimmerman; bes
iiolthen Oifrtfts, Wm. Selantg; 8 Qieute,
nants, 43 S%ergeanten unb 8 Sdlteber. Ser
6fli4e Ottrift bat 1O2 Yoii3iaen, Der mitt.
lere 1853, Der ,peiilibe 113, Der iiibli1e LOG
uno z DeteftipS. 5ulammeu SCI.
Der Coroner, Or. $. 8. Spicsr, emp7eblt
IN ieinem Yeridte eiuOrin9li9 bic Grri1tuns
elmer Nor9ue.
Bonn 8. Dfai 1870 bis gum 81. December
1871 bielt er 0eiheni6au iiber 227 Qeihen;
bapen waren 1913 mdnnliden uno 20 meibli.
den @ei9ledts; 1872 maren @eiBe UNI As
Sarbige; log tarbeu bur9 nnslidsfdne, 81
bes natiirli9en 2obes, 20 Selbfmorb, 80
Esbtihlag; 112 rparen Trenlbe, lis Ginge,
borene; 81 ,parel unter 81, 100 iber Fl
Sabre alt.
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@niFSuahricbten.

Der 9annpier -amaica." Capt. SiGups, sine
SonHabeno pom bier nod S%aoannn, Geo., ab.
Der Oampier Bolivar" trat oorgetern feline
Sabrt bon bier mad DiIminston, R.ag., on.
Der Gampter s2Sm. &aDrence," Capt. Salstt,
9ins Sonnubenb pom bier nab Bottom ab.
Der Dompfer s@m. Grane,- @apt. 9otues, fubr
ah.
9as beutide Sdiff ~Glara," Capt. 8ro6F, BON
Bremen n1b Baltimore untcrIuess, bcfano fh am
10. SeSemher Su Glib 6oretano.
Sn GipinlDal trdieH pon bier an 10. DECEMBER bic
en9lti6e Sri99 nDtdaele Bail" Capt. Solt, uno
am "a. DECEMBER Der Sdoonsr p2outia Big" Capt.
Stron9, elm.
9ea6 Baltimore beitimmt, tamen Sonnabrnb iolz
9cnoe BabrSeu9e an Der Seifuns Monroe, Sa., porz
bel: Die Briggs Concord" bon WdtanSas auf Cuba,
uHo "Nipitic," bon Nriitua; bic 56ooHer rsaarz
erld," pan Oeinerara, uno rs. s. au9rr, BON Beitz
tnoten fommenb.
Sn @barletou, CSC, traf sefern Der e9ooner
vyi. U. Sorowp" pom Baltimore ein.
Der Shoouer rJb1 5tiGaroion" tad aeftern pom
SbQIleItoU, S.=S.. bierbPr in Cor
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Sber= IppetIattons 9ertdt. -
annapolts, Den 3. 6ebruar. = Die "6ranfliHi
Ssuer.afefnranJe@ ompa8uie BON Baltimore seger
pie "SPiea9o'sr Sis 9ompa9niei" S6tuB pes 8lai
oo1srs tlr be 4ppeaantin our6 JtGnoolpb ). Bout
bin uno Sobn @arion, tir Die Appellation ourh Bm.
". 6ilber uno @barles Uiaribaa.
Dtontag ionmeH 9tr. SIS, SO, 90, 81 unb go on biz
Gcibe.
@atfen. @eri6t.- (8or ben 0ttdtern 9u.
nels, siabiah unb Stibop:l Greoerid E%oloioH unt
anna VI. StenseI erbielten Souma6t 5ur 8erraI,
tung Der relp. Standardization BON &m. u. Eo-
lolon uno 0ti1aet Stcnael.
Suubesbe8trts eri6t. (gor 8idter
Sites DER 9uHOes 6istns sesen @rabenporit,
5GIus Sss 3eusenUer66rs. ~ sasmnsf gmitb ans
anne arunbel : @ouutp, Gnseflaet, in 9enannten
9ountp 9elutie Shpar5e ON Stmue 9ebinoert gu
5aben, itsats bis tlm ytdr5terlnine oes 9sri6tsboz
les burb Or. 6. 5. Sentle $1,000 caution.
y unoestretsz @cri6t.-( Yor Eidter
Sono nno 8ettser @iles.l Der Darnpier ~2ucilc"
Dioer NGncp ReipaB un0 gsnoien, apPsaation mi
Der Die Snti6eioun9 oes SunocsbeSiris = @eridts;
inter 9eribtliher 8eratbun9.
@ommoR Ylea6. Gri6t. (8or JliGter
@orep.l ault pIber aibburne, AEtrng aui ~tlrtbeilsz
ltrel3uH9; t3tilIueiiss Terbor, Der SGluB bis tomz
lIlcneeH Sonnabeno 5urlld9ele9t. Sarfmep luiber
Oaots; abDeilnn9 pom Gtnreeen 9egen bes SCrtlag=
ten Gutbebnn9 ieiner 8erpHi1tungen ais 5n5olpenter
uno entlatlun9 %oellslbel ge9en Grle9un9 Der Tohen.
-6oriep luioer Yiap, antra9 out Slttruuo bee Der
ia9rens; nnter 9eriptlider Beraibuns.
5eute ttebcn SIR. 1887 Der SiIirz, Tr. "a bis Sc,
100 bis fO2, 105 nnr l07 Der Bre5esz0Rssirrano ouf
ptt 2u9tSutpHuH9.
Superior @cribt. - (gor Ribter
8obbtn.) Anna Wtcaoou ipiber Die rSroaomdps9os
cultsBointer 0Gntpffdbr=@ eielihafl," Sldge aui @Ht=
i1Gotguns fir auI einem Soote Der 8ertlGsten erlits
tene BerleeuH9eH; 5I Der Bcrfla9ten @unjtcn entz
l9teoen. -Wtarle Darlington uno anoere pioerSob
" 9anlbleton uno oeilen Srau, Streit mn Austez
aung oes GeitdIneHtes .3adaria6 RooQen's; ar9uz
InentIrun9 ourb 6rid iHr Die Betenten, ourh Wdr-
i9al unO SLIDER tir be 8ertla9tcn. Bis Conn
abenO ueribobeH.
Sir bent e fino Sir. 1863, 200, 263 bis 2f7 Der Bro
Se6= Regiitranoe anberaumt.
StGot= y ert@t. = t8or Sberrihter Scott.)
@barles Boole wioer Wtar9aretbe Sopler; 9ti1ter
9oi9meper's grtenntni6 taitrt.- Susb 9elIon MI
Der Die "6rontlinsG urnpitez@ bauiiee : @e1eli6a,t, "
4ntrdg Der S~erfIa9ten auT 8aiTruns bcs Stftr ilr.
tbeils oerlUorieH. g ". &. Shears Iuioer @e6Pr uno
4lba9; Gidter 9rioe's Sprn9 umseIto6eu unb ocrn
appeduuten oas nit Rei6la9 6eleste i9entbum Suz
%ertannt. -aBtlpelm Otter ptocr Dennis Siegsrdlo;
Ni1tet es91slton,s ~sntl9elolin9 iibeT ben &auleH
nei Ditto &tttsr 9apsono's gntibeio. - aib6urne
ipioer Moran; Gt9ter 1apluarb's @rla6 beifdtist.
Seute tommen Hr. "a, 81, 81, SOB un0 l9l bis 2O8
Der Observation-Disclosures sur 8erbanbtune.
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MISUNDERSTANDING NIT Eotpfon=
fDfDn.

Cine notwithstanding nit 9OnIon
tetpn, benz @eri4tSfite bon Baltimore
@ountp, NOR idon LANCE cine HotbwenSia-
felt. Cine friihere @eiee9ebuug geudbrte be-
retts eiuen 6rei6rief, aber bic eubaiilttqen
Shritte, eaS @ert aur Gusfibruug gu brt1>
gen, fi1b INNER BON d3eit su 3eit oerI9oben
ivorben. SOr eintgen Sagen bat nuumebr
cine Seriammluug in SoWiontown Gtattge=
%fanben, aus tueldler mad Idugerer SeIprehunIia
elm @omtte beroor9ing, nm eiuen neuen 6rei.
bricf 81 ermirfen, % fi6 Der alte in oieler Be,
8iebung ais mangelbaft erlpieS, unS elmer
amenOirung b~eielbeu Die Changing zines
gang neuen uorausisben isi. Ser SorI6laa
9ebt 0abtl, an eiuem Buntte Der uNortberH
Sentral. 8abn" 5wiifen 9ut9erOiae unO Dem
nRelaD 6oHIe" nab Gomioutonn ab,u,uei.
gen. Al8 Gomite luurOcn bic SS. 3. &.6 j..
gmor9, Or. 8osIep unb SIS. Yelott ernannt.
Die BabnuerbinOung mtg oipIoitown mii1Se
beoeuteno ben gerfebr NIT Dem Gouutpibe
erleldter1 unO etluas @nergie aud Don cieier
Rlftlng aus cine &erbinoung init 8el. Qir in
OQrf0r0 S0uutn arr s hntinhp mad nor
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an L . ; = re0ertdhr.
itnr tnr oas Srdeitrion, oieieS mun0erbnrP g1eyF
oeutlder 8unit, Wieocr leds ueue 28alBeE einoetroffen'
luelde lol9enbe Siecen reprdientireH; /, Suuertlre
Bur aSlebilben glitter" LA Gazza Ladral BON RoIiri.
Z. SupGrtinc CUR "StalieneriR in alqier;" 8. @alop
mad %"Fault;" q. GmeritGHiihe 2ieber; 8. BoriIer Gins
iu9smGri9 nit adt oeutiQeH Steoern; G., Yotpourri.
pr. Salc9el ld5t es iih, luie man fcbt, anaeleoen
lonosrn audi abpe9ielun9 In bem ibnel oebotsneE
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SIN Gansen felen i'm De5ember O.8S3o1 yPeoen
Worberridenoer @ino: gtororef.
Der Ninb ieste A75 Wfelleu guild.
Hn1ereS geietgebuna.
Jul Senate fter 5rpet 9erren, bic fid BON
0elhdftt 3nriidge5ogen baben, 6 aouofaten
l Voumeiter, 2 Raufeute, 9 Aderbauer, 3
Aerate nno 2 3eitun9s< Hebafteure ; i'm Inter.
baale II aopofateu, 20aderbaner, II Nerste,
I yRetger, s Saufeutt, 1 9anhmefer, 3
baor'lanteH, ] Satfsbauer, 1 Ybotosrapb,
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Oeufe.

ST., Sob; Eof bat ole Wirtbi6aft bee Srp. 81.
e. S1oTer, 9tr. 105 Roro-@utams, robe S%SronflIns
SraRe, Geernonlnen nuo bdft bort benfe leineu
G5nsas. SeoermdnHisIt9 1T gum Gaufehe eines.
39t. Garl SRttner ipeibt lein eotaI, ete Der
gtatl9Nss pRc gartfrGBe, NIT pompoiem Suu16e uu6
ShFeter ibem Sern toffe elm. "~
Stau Satbdrine Sdpub innitirt sa einem ers
senshten Sduer6tateH- Suniha nab Rf. 80, Gan1z
nrio0es. &nP hPr NRinhfnrifrnEe NN"V~
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Der Sa4tintCrcr Mct9crsGerein

Pdlt Sienfa8, ben 6. Sebruar, in Der gGentraIs
pane" on @'ap= StEaBe, ieiucn sroBeH Sobresban alb.
9as pier etipds @roBarti9es 9eboten miro, eoiir
9lr9t ote 9eleulhalt. Sur Spciie uno @etriute iorqt
pr. Scuis 2leber. ilr Niniif Nnnt. Minier-
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9es Nr0ntIfra6en.Sheafe

S.EIWL eIHtt TOttIDaPtenben Ja96, fpelte irnnler ncue
acknowledgement uno Semitic bietet. Gie6en nene
9rdIte ftno lpieber e~n9asirt. Die peltberubHIIe
NIT ibrer betuunoernsluertb obGeridtetea Gtnfs Gson~
osT" tn cem ,oretattisen romantilben StauIpiele
sNtaaeppG" oesr DDS rpiIoe 8oB Der Sartarei,a in
SSsHl Gng 6rl. Settie HemmeI56er9 uno ole 9eIammte
Sei9eH uno fn Die CUNT Dec 8ubltturns e%rlperbeu.
9r. 1no fri. StoiIe luerben itb in ibren erI6lttern-
oeR S9Dertt1npfen, etrpas bier aana ReueIn, 5eiz
cen. Iu5 SRI. Sannh Ar9cr, bic ~9efpanote Gdnaez
rim nno S6auipieleriu miro Die Do6e ibr @rldeiaen
maiden, Sir Die Gfrobatiihen uno aomnafiiben
Sinfte fn6 bic orei Sriioer Alc1Sar en9aglrt, unS
Derben ~oieislben in ibrem Sadie mob ME Soaetve}eS
mes probu5tren. Der beilebte 8aniott 8ilu Garter
uno Die Sdnqsrln SRI. Seaunette BIOS iuerben nolb
fortfaPren, oieis g9ote sl Foriren. Sum sGiuHe
miro Ole sroge Sunt2lesttippe nit muifQ(Ihsa
fireN, """-
Mitt,pobs unb sonnabeuba Radmittae in Gors
reuun9 tir Gamttien, Greitass I6eup fir Oomen,
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sIn Der ,,NrbetterhaHsm

ANVNNNAU
annonctrt ieIuen sro8ea Dtcstenboa tdr Ntttsotb.
oSh "a. 6ebruar. elnla6tarteH gu 81 fuo bel 6en
Qiit9lieocrn III BADEN.
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Der GmrnDcrcin ,,QSOrnGrtsm

9ibt 0ienfa9, ocn 6. Re6r., i'm 0loruionb,ensi,
tute~ Elm eonSert; sutifen oeH ~cinSe(nen Gummeru
peg SonSert=Yrogrammes rueroen Gebenoe Bil6sr as1
itcnt. D.
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aEnSFen-MoeToo

Die 3ett Der 6afna6t una NSstsnb6ne ri,dt "A.
r Sf III, M y g%erioe5Isg ,beienegrs CUR @iet5ung pon
~tamitraBe. N''o o. We'"ans' mage GUS
gtoo. y. O. 2epis, SIR. ia, Noro-Sisbarnse,
Uraa u. Goa, Rr. Sc, @efsSaltmcrslrase.
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Die 1affnaht fehrt trfehrr.
Cur fatHa6tsSeit, sur 6aRnadtsseit,
pa III Die 9anJe G9elt eeiheit;

Ste SdVIft1oDt feDff tDtecet,
Cur fatHaftsSeit, sur 6~eRnadtsgeit,
pa 1T bic 9an5e S5ett eefheit;
0d 9ebt as 9tiuem 10 uu0 TO-,
DEM vile iiHo Iie, ale froh.
- Die sssett zBlltlmorer ShdeeH @eieuIh0fts
gtbt heute tbren Dias,eRbaa i'm Barrie, unS fnD
onBn SorberettuHgeH g%etrofeH luor0en, bic Elm Sth
comme-ilfaut %eripdJten iaflen. Sapt. Bit Iiefcrf bic
Edl6ineszYiuiL Dr. SobW0Rn Die auiruortuHa, =
SoTior9e IN geiteben, bag bic EbeilHebmcr In be.
ansmsn 8dSen, igpubl an Der Gde Der Sbarps uao
2tusStrase, ME ede Der 6ultuHz Ctr. uRo ireoertds
Ape. nap Dem Hdrte stbradpt iUgroen.
Selo plltomiIen dlgemlh
ungepdbIt,
llHseJdblt!
6reuR6G, ird9t niht nod Der SabI!
- Der pNRdrplano : EurHpereins beacbt ieiueu 3.
sro6eu gla5ienbaa beute aben6 in BEN uNeDsais
emblp59to9ms efe per 9anoucrs unb eombarofr.
capt. BID lptelt gum &anSe aut, or. Sob. 3olb ioret
thr Den lnneren Nenihen. 9iHe Menqe lieberrdr
lhln9en rHo in petto, Hno eIn an9enebmes Zen hebt
in Ausfidt.
9lnnter aetanlt! froblid se5edt!
5sute 6atna9t! bsute iro6!
Seeelr ietn 8betl uno Seocm isin 9Sedt!
al9ermtttfuoh 9ebths niht 70.
- Der social oemotrattl6e 5urnpereinH aeiot
ieinen aroben MfasfenbGl aui beute in Der 6aae,
Er. 81, Beft=SGttimorefr., an. Thr HE befsH Gbas
raiterndstcu lino ~ipeJiel4 Sreiie ausgeiest morbeu,
Surnsr pom ardbiUinIel, 1871 1901, traqi : fomis
i1es 3eitaeHGloe in 3 abtbeiluRQen. Der Sumor
futro 9tonta9 bel Den 5urncrn o~benauf fein.
6eute 8aitR0ht! Neut' elm Mari!
9Sut vi pI UtusIt gut NUT ctr SplB.
Der 9eicn9pereIn sSintra6t" fudbtte sum ttess
maIi9Rn 5aitnddt5bd1e Jiaine's 6aae. aH @elaua
uno beiterer lnterblttun9 lUiro'5 ni6t feblen, un6
oas boloe Sottsrtino Der Greube bs5t Aae pias
fommen.
Glsuuolihen 9eutcn
Gin lreuu0liher Cruz!
9dngt fb Gram an 6sri' uno Sopf,
Sopld, 9opla, btrubcr, bcriibCr!
Sreb' old UNI, bG liegt Der Gropi.
capt; 6elon1ann's SapeIe liefert bic W1nft, 81.
6. 9ieibbarot bic auipartuno.
Die Ser. St.-Yroslo9e oes Serb. 8. Il. 81
bait ipren 5iUeiten arcBeH Satresbaae bente Nbenb
IN Der "Sorudrtsz9ale," Sanettchr., ab. Cart.
%SelomaHn iorgt idr 0tuiif, Hnb Sr. Garl Sauer Iies
iert Ole itbrt9en, gum Settle uno sur Stdriuna bes
3er5ens uno Nio9cHs Der Sbeilnebmer erioroertiben
Sngreolen5en. Die @ro6lOae bat ieii ibrem erten
miro IS aud bieieS Yldt on freunoli9er interbaituHs
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etn Ndiber'fhcu --290crum

lonen ltp oes Abencs eiHtge Stnnoeu auf Die andes
Sh9nenzSerional 1T ourdpe9 ncu; IoaGr Der Reoit.
leur Or. 6rant Some Bat S0mGtag a5enO eiren tin
tt9eH 9Gblot8er in Der Rerion oeS 6ru. @ice er6Sf.
ten. Brt. 49nes ]0tobinion 1T cine treiHtbe GoiCros
nit ibrer Shule I6Crlpinbet. "o"
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sta0t Baltimore.

Isabelle
lber Zen mittleren tdslIhen uno monatliden stano
oss Darometcrs uno thermometers i'm Sauuar
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Sum Scitcu oc6 ,,Slaa. beutfben
WSdifeuhdufeSH

9tsbt Donneritas, oenS. Nsbruar, bic nEbana," aus
lun9en Stlettantsn %beitCbeno, in Der r9ie6autcSs
Saue" cine 5beatsr=S orieuung.
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Die ,,Oermauia=Qpoc Nr. eHHm

Yer 9eian9oercin ~Arion" Jeigt Ieinen oiesidbrls
gen gro6en Niastenbaa auf 6en Nben0 6es Id, IL.
bruar in Der n@oucorbia" an.
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Vssetter geobast~ro am eoEu

0Le t%ol9enoeu &enperdturzScoba6tuHsen uur6eu
3tle9ssNepartenlGnte lIr YaLtimore Gemaht:
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Sic OrciciuioFcitS-SA

pes "Sriiptnue=O rocus." cine 6eutIde StubmQ6ers
Ssle9lp9lt belt an 70. 6ebruar In ben nStelut Ms
ienblp=9tooms" tbreH Slueitcn 1ubrcsbaG
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Nle oor9etri9en Yerfduie auf BET bieRaen g0rIs
tuQren iotQeuOe: VNFsN" ONtt
@rRes 9 oorn.

1000 8ir9iHia=S e6fer, alte 1eo,. Az
50 S9ltilnorer Staotietsler, 1856, ...... 10
Ivy "SaittmoreI ? bto'6 a9n="0 big, 1880, 81
5,000 sHitt5bnrg@@ oua. =8abu"=O blfaat.. 7r, or,
5ln Mfdr. s@tnc. z8aan"zObi, 4. SIP. r. o.
1'UOQ Ditto otto 8. 6np. ST. 7z
attien Der rYiehdnics- 8ant" ...,,,,.. los
3 Attleu Der pSranttiuz Baut" a.
M Sris SSt "S~nl9n=Sant~ :a":..:...... 62S
90 attieH Der Sent; Sbtoz8abH," poroes. Ar
GU attten Der Observation-Disclosures. los
80 Ditto hitto. los
400 DITTO 6itto ttS2I''
NftieH Der uRnItn. gRnnrPnhnnr-N nn,n ~ 10
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maft %bstannt, o06 ieiu btcsidpriscr WiosteRboU
Otonto9, oenf2. 6tbruar, in Dem pSreimauGCrs2 ems
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Sm Noro'fdlen Epernhaufe

an 6dpeffeHs Udbe Cutaip franc,
o~erabifleoete nd SRI. Sanauidet oorgefern
4benb i'm Sbateipeare'i@eu .gGintrmGbr.
dleu" fitr oieie SaIiot bonn 8altimorer 8ub-
ltf4nt. QaS 9auS tpar gut beiett, tuenr
aud 1ldlt in benz llmfange, tpie am Ibenbe
auoor. rS0ni9in SermiOne" fauS in Sri,
Sanaulf]et cine nitrotge 2eprGientQntin Der
OeritoBeHen llnb mieosr bon Cen GooteI aufz
erltanoenet @atttE. Die Statue. Sceue i'm
lesteH Ute, mo- bic an9eblide 3armor.
STATUE, nafOem fer bGrtbsrjige &6nia Sis
5llien'S ttete &eue ge3ei9t, berabIeiat bonn
BteoeItaI uHo bic @attin in 6ieii6 unS 8lut
Dem 9atten in bic arme fntt, mar her,erz
9relfenS Hu6 perfebIte ibren Gfett aui S6rer
uno 3ui9auer nltt.
5eute be9inut MaS. @omers nebIt 6rn.
UteSQQoM IN Dem &itbrtitfe Sat Gimme"
lbrea @qtluS BON @alrouen.
DF GttpaS fir BEN Stan! - Sc
raDe 3u Der l3eit, no ole Staqbefter iid
Sarit6er beflagteH, oaB ole beutigen Yferoes
Sil1ilnente unfidern Wittel ieien, eridien Sas
UWfultGH9 : Eminent" obne ale Aus.
p0launun9 auf Dem Oiarfte unS muroe in
Sabresfrilt Die 2ie6iiH9s : @inreibuua aeaeu
duBere Gerlesungeu uno 2einen BON BferSen
nlo 8lnopleb in alien peltlthen uno liiOli.
den Staattn. Geitoem bat es in ben Quaeu
oogenoeter Yfer6eSiidter unb Bierbebereiter
ME elteH yfebenbubler gebabt; nod, Itebt iein
Glf als 5auSnittel ge9eu at9eumatiSmue,
Ieuralgier baie 8rufmar;en, einaei6rumpfte
Sritltet 9el6miilfe, Sbroriiien> anlfpeIuuo.
b9leH gals, Obrcnidmer3, 3a6ume6, 8raa@
SranS' uno anoere Wanbeu uno 8ers
ltaldun9en nm Elm Seta binter ieiner 8e, |
ritbultbelt als PfsrOe : Eminent suritf. |
amerifa's 0iiitter teHnc1 ielnen @ertb unS
es ge9eu anBere S6dDen Der beranz
pa9leneen Generation prompt on; In Der
&!bat gibt eS in ben Ssrsiuiaten Staaten
.elne Staot, feiH Spwnibip, noe oa8
.:W u It q n 8 +Qtntmeut" n!dt BON beiSen
9elhleGtern ano aQen Sepolteruu9s sSlafeu
IiS Elm Segen fir Die Commune anaeleben
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-02-05
SCR Gcfnnnnrrrin Gnrmnn;.n

Ser VJlN9e W1dnllerd9Or"
Northumberland an.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-20
THE CENTRAL PARK MUSEUM.
New Collection of Fossils.
tFrom the New York Tribune !

From the New forE IrouQe.
Professor F. 8. Holmes. Of Charleston, 8. G.,
Ia arranging large and valuable colltctloH of
fossils and specimens at the American Museum
of Natural History, In the Central Park.
Among the Interesting specimens already on
exhibition are the fossil remains OF man,
which we're found in 1874, near Charleston.
These remains consist Of the tioia, lhe temur
and the lower jawbonr. FOSSIL Resembling
bunch OF ostrich feathers; sharks teeth six
and one.quarter inches in length aud weigh
ins two pounds each; mammoLhs tooth,
Weighing sixteen and one-haif pounds; q
lizards lower jawbOne, two aud one.haf feet
long. and u fossil oyster, twenty-five INCHES
long, are among the curiosllies Of the collec-
tion. There are also one hundred glass Jars,
containing specimens preserved in alcohol.
Que of these Is mammoth spider, whose
bite is equally as poisonous as that OF the
rattlesnake This specimen was found at In.
gleside, Professor Holiness plantation, near
Charleston. The shells OF the Southern coast
are we'll represented.
The Professor had proposed to send the COL
lection to England, but II Is hoped that 1t may
ultimately be retained In the museum in the
Park, The board of park commissioners and
the trustees of the Museum Of Natural History
have made arrangements 10 erect new build.
ines ln the Central PARK, between Seventy
ninth and E'ghty-tourth streets, near Fifth
avenue. Plans have been prepared, and tne
construction of the buildings will soon be be.
gun. The Verreau1 collection, which was
Bought in Paris before the Franco~Germanic
war, has been received In perfect order.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-20
GREELEY As Il JOURNEYMAN.
The White-Headed La nky Boy who Sci
Type for rlr. Redfeld.
The following letter appears In the New
York Democrat

The following letter appears In the New
York Democrat
From 1881 10 1884 was carrying on The
business OF stereotyping OF ZIG William street,
and most of the time was employing great
MANY compostors, not few OF whom nave
since earned large share OF fame in the
world, From the days Of Franklin even to
those of Greeley the composing room mas
graduated Its full quota OF the men who nave
distinguished themselves In the history OF the
country. Why shouldn't the Institution De
to confer degrees? Why shouldn't 1t make
LIDS as we'll as Old Harvard
It wes in 1882 or 1883, / think, that being at
one time much In need OF more composltors,
asked those In the Office to let the fact be known
at their respective boarding houses. Among
others who applied for work IN response 10
this call was queer-looking chap brought IN
By one OF the hands IN the once: he was OF
rather more than medium height; his hair was
almost white, his face quite 30 and entirely
beardless, and he walked with shufhlng and
uncertain gait. He wore very old white hat
and fustian pautaloons which did not come
down to his boots. and these completed per-
sonality which had never before met With IN
q compositor, and turning to Seymour, who
brought him In, inquired i that fellow was
compositor. He replied, Hes q queer-look.
Ing fellow, but they say he's good workman"
Being too much ln want Of help to be very
particular about the personal appearance OF
composilor, gave him case and copy, ana
YOU may Judge of my surprise when I tell you
that his weekly bills exceeded by from thirty
to fifty per cent those OF the other compost
tors by bis side who were on the same work.
And what was equally remarkable, no matter
how rapidly he picked up the type with his fn-
gers, the stream of talk that rolled from hls
tongue was never Interrupted. he TAXED 10,
cessanIly. When he made out bis first bill
learned That his name was Horace Greeley.
In those days he was ccmpositor. and he
was a good one. He set type rapidly and
made Clean proof When he was a young
man be did his work we'll, aud now that he Is
an old one, and there ls big ''take" ahead 10
give ont, propose that we give 1t to him.
]. 3. REDFIELD.
NEW YORK, July 10. 1872.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-20
ASSASSINATION OF THE
KING AND QUEEN OF SPAIN.
A Scene OF E1citement-The Royal Pair
Unhurt

mADhlD, July IL.
At midnight last night the carriage of the
King and Queen was fred upon bya party of
assassins. The King and Queen, who were
the only occupants of the carriage, escaped
uninjured. One of the assassins was killed by
an attendant, and two were captured. The
royal family are now at the palace receiving
the congratulations of the populace upon their
narrow escape. The tranquility of the city
ls undsturbed, although when the accounts OF
the affair began to be generally circulated
there was much excitement. Crowds gathered
In the neighborhood where the attack had
been made, and by four o'clock Ia the morn.
ing almost the entire population Of Madrid
was Fastening through the streets. Their
Majesties remained selfpossessed during the
scene of excitement which followed the at
tackI and the brief conflict with the assassins.
When quiet mad beeR in measure restored
they proceeded to the palace where they now
are, receiving the members of the ministry,
the civil and military authorities of the city
and deputstions from the Pope. Ali classes
are enthusiastic In the rejoicing over the
failure of the murderers' attack.