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Sim brenuen0ee ScbiT

. o It ON, 5. Suli. - Sapt. DC Oouqul BON Der
Satte 2Simburn D." DeIbe uon SgislHs bier lintraf,
beritnt. bag u an Il. SUM oos sdff Smteos.
oule" uon 9las9olp N 6iammen Grtrnf. 91ii,lbe
mar btreits uon Der Dt. .nnf1ait uerlnfen " D mar
oermHbst. ca6 OisieIbe Elm rDbsr puiitsnbss iyaprs
Scu9 erIeldIt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-06
c9Obn GanrOR
0rsrniritigr recbeuss Sr'ii6rrungs'
esIIidlaft bnu Rnilnu gRnH.

Sieie 9e,el ibdfl rUuroc alf Opponent bes berI
ten "wf wfdifadlulrItfer S1idjt 2crfau Cscfes
organiitJt. Sbr @utbaben II iegt u6er $2,50Cl
nslbe fCer Su Guuiten Der &ouCen~ Snbaber II
legi fHo. RdCh ocH @ietru BON Woiiahuietts, Il
irsene cine NLIaae ocsr anltipe gtmod5t ppl
neide Mot eurd oIe Stotutcn autOyiitrt, fnh lid
rettoren, meidC oicelbc aemndlt oOer bewiliatl
YhtgiiCeern her geieulduit IGr ieoen ooour6 d
la6ien SerIuf perlonlih ptrdr tporllin. S,le 81
toren Der" 5obn oancod SCsen'Ctieru gebGns
f6erunas 9eiCulhalt" umiQiCn ctnloe SGsisid
rcihren uro rtipeitchelhen Ginmobner Bond
aue goltccn iiRo ned elmer KrlmieH5Ubluug ubl
nroerldubdr, elneret Oh oiclClbe i1bIlih, tolbl
lid ooer pierteIiGbrIin gemadt Utro. SipifeI
nerbeH balbIdbrlih eTtlGlt un6 blar bcSnl
1tur Isne Gebersz uro Scrioraunas &eriiderI
- tetne T&outlne" orCr GRolrc ShfmQ's iino mld
ieien ge dditen ucrbunocH.
@ine lfbr qroSe An1Gtl uHiercT heitCr Sinuol
hno beretts IN Der 80 IN 4" oerfideIt; @eiI
5ettssHlhto's utroeT Eur rcru0ert.
gGaltrr =. lRiltiuIon,
@tHeraI~ Agent ilir HGarpluHo uRo btn Eli
Columbia,
9oroneit Sde Der SbQrGs unb SaItimore
Sames SeuoCri o n, 2oiGl- a9eni;
o. VI. 2 ar5maHn,
SerWaltr 0es beutinen 9eparirment5
IN, .,. Or. 5ame5 u. Steuart
(Rol0, 12Re,l-pD un,erirdurr szAr,I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-06
&eia6eraer's,

Der 9nnBt gouatb elmer Sdub=TotriF ouf non, o.,
Ben Dantsrottsz 8ertaui geiauit. NV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-06
Sret Herfoneu pom Slite
crfehldacu

3 o 4 on, 5. Sui. - @5eorse 5artins Sobn 0os
berry, 9orneitus Scbcrtp uub 50bn Sarfln5 lanoez
ten gtltCrn II einem Se9elboot. dui @ouuerneurss
5sl 10 i'm SGien, um Dor CHCm bCranSit berfen ge.
plttrr SGus u iutben. Sie udten In Gin IN u
tdube Hunuhi, oieiGs Duroe ieooh pom Bit oc.
ucHeu uno preI Der VI inner au Der Stelt eet0otet;
pur Sob. 6GrfIEs blie6 unpertetrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-06
CHERR YKINA

ober WetH DON peru0taHlIdler Hi16e,
prdparrt pln Zbommeret Gels In Boris,
tt elm aus seSttuctss I o nil nno Gssenmittei
fitr bGs 2Geobicrferri. Su sdben bel
u. Y. Merton x gpmp.
alleiHi9en A9enten iiir DIE Der, Staaten,
gut Der Sutamifr. u. piobtIon=ap
(San6, 12NtsD jowie bel allen Drosuitsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-06
SronD.

Norfolf, 3d., 5. Suli. - Oa8 qroBe
@anrenhau8 Der oQanO. uuo Sol, Comp"
uno bic 9Sobnuu9 OeS SrH. 9Beiiel in @ltias
beth, N.zSr wurOeu g.iteru MOrIen ourd,
feuer 5aitDrt. Serluit 10000; aur tbeilz
lpeiie periIdlPrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-06

sInel luneen sdiffs5immermorr, Rnmsrs Rtafom
gSptt oon chicago, Sa., Al entiupren Ql5 5oeitcrn
Anero nm upc Sblte rci'M GbCRneNeu nur fom
tln tetner SuE9e in letn SpeIebaus uHo menste ihu
orouB'H le elm per- in elmer autine Der nit ibn an
lpte1eH iunnl1e. gBbife perlreS Iooleitb beu SID,
uRc ttci Dor Ole 6oustbiire binnus 9ort uber Ipran
etn Spet Vtdnner hlnterrlds Gu ibu los Die ihiN Die
2onoe Glt oen Hnden boroen, p1brenb oCr olitte
Inn GIN Eu6 lber Den 3opr mail uni leinP Stimms
su errldcn, 10 eoB Die Yadbarn lin GJeid,rel ridt
POen loutsn. 81 U'ree 9eSwungsn in cen aeit,lois
LINEN sS19en iu tfleeu, Der oor olr lbte ltanr
uRo Dle UtenlUenTaubGr uh loelCid in DER sRrrhs
tuHg con S!uter5toWn tGpon, uno bCDadbteu ibreu
9etGnSencn au oGs 9eraueite q bic 9u;ide pier
Vfeieh utlb BON 2oraIo in has plu te 9Qnf Lintins
lu1r, pd9te IS ener Der 9ebifsburotsrnoIidSflc
Siqt 5u maren; Gr belt onielbe brm lSbte por rle
geGlt. I'M cas- 9entpt ietnes 'Seorsenen 5u betrad=
ich. 'Ser gojiit 9udte Dem 9efanaener stuQr idbG
IN cas- 9ehdt, le seuGuu CT aocr binaudte, o,Ito
9r9erlthsr fuurec ne Diicne oes Sun6sspoIiJiten
Shoil9 1u:e CT: uSnm @utuf, mas it oenp bQs
Oa pdteH mir etnen llbcntn Bod ociGciien mir pa
oeh "a zen urrthtsH Soqel i'm SGiig. Der autider
erqlelt oeu Selt9t GnIubliten. Sas SiaualCmCnt
oee aelu4ten Seroredler5 tpdroe NIT Der 4crIon oes
SoqLte lorglcltIa per9tidcn. uRh GHo Itimmten nls
6Iet Boll5ntn oGrin iiherCir, Saf ie 0en uuredttu
lanunq sSpites uno fis Fol ljnen lrefen iLn nttber
tn lSin SpttlebHu5 juriiti.bren.
GSolte la9t ausorIfith, oa3 Nie brei O(inncr bic
l9n enuhrttn, a,IlerfaHi de RoliIhen Don SJrtrns=
0Qro' IN Noro=S SGroilRd fno, Die auf einen iuroen
Otdnn fa9noer, osr t an een reocftbaten Der ioge-
ndnHten Sutiur SaLoeH ron ro=SCrolinG bgtCeis
tl9t paoen lol, uHo oCH ne Xoisliten aeftern i'm
Sore 9fle3en BADEN. Die amclitdnIiden RolBeibCs
amten Tdnoen p o1ne oicle Oiube siiGlib nit oem
sS9ue ao, uHo oerlslbe mag oaber oulb feine Slaoe
9egeH nc erbeben, nod cine AnSeQe neacu Der on bn
D OCIubteu BCroC Tlnd,eu
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RaItimp-e
Sire sSnimramee Office.
Gis=& anne

Ia, mas Duuerb rb1ftietsl., 5teinbeit uno SboAbeit
auozlanst, bic neueits uuo bette, cas- Gis Dor
fbueller Muloiuns iebisense Same. gu bas
en- tel
Gebr, Gan1ele & Comp,
Gds Der Baltimore unb
(IprtI 22fS- SpartssjtrdBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-06
o,,e. p.;r. N,Ghmnsh;ur

ebe Sbr Die serduidoe. iidb iebft olenoe @atans.
Rao- -8erbri,eruus seieten, bic tOiienlrei an
anen porSiisltten Wtai6Ren, psfde in Gem Ser.
fauslofale Don J. II. sSiiS, Gr. Is, U.s. Suitmo=
re-, nabe Gdptrabe, sefauIt weroen, ansebraUt uhp
NIB. Nai9inen psrmietpst, aussepelierl unb ums
nstasta. IUpr2, ,i2W.,gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-06
Sin Gtfenbdbn=Sonoufteur
prfdiniief1

8 btcagor 5. Suli. - @S miro berid,tet,
oaB Der @oubufteur eines 3uges Der ,,0ortb.
nenan- Sabn" heute Wtprgen 3miI9en bier II.
UilImaufee crid,oIlen muoe.
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&nmmt unD iehrt

ben qr0 3te~ no U.nta SorIdt1 1. ner Staet Don
Seid,nsu uno Md.sr=ltaIe,ial, 9 d. rel b IN q.
fertafien, 9Idern, Srsenleur- unh
hitefteu gSerten. gS d 8 II m n'
Natsrial, @aHrds, Eurben, Batetten,
Se.dnenz Jn ifrumrnte bel
sS. nHiuife S0bne.
2eitnen Materiulz Depot,
f48-gl SIR ga. 9SeitzBdltinoreitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-06
I'm Sdlneioer uuD MuDere!

Brandt Sbr cine CUTE Robmaid,ius, TO iauft ben
rItftpr." IS ndbt lsidpts nnb awere arbeil nit
slsiter se,6iisfeit. Die Tabel Tam ntdt unrctt
einseeht perben. Seirs Iiberin oosr samilie ionts
obne IL iein. Nan ipreds por uap untelius Deiel.
bsa in ysr. a., RDrs IS SbarIesftr., i'm sreimauz
rers1empsI. YionatIite 5aplunsen an8enommen.
(UpIllZ?, ,I2N2s
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0clbc 9Sidltcn ssu8hphruz9 z9jrIru

0rlbc yj1tcn sSuBboornz9iclcn.
Gin groBer QSorrotb pSn Is urh SIs a,ss"b.,
3tsIen, uoteH uno icrn9 ,nm yeaen, i'm e5roFen
uHo SuelRen' George ~. ypIer,
eobdsUinGlC, 8Oloaiir Canton.
UclbcS eSt1tensSangoli aus 0cntqias
lu oertaufen, rob ooer nah Iufuag gedrttCR.
C5coTRe u. 1UEr,
Danpi. S69emdbIS, 5OfloutrGBf, Canton.
tSGn 3l,t2IPteI1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-06
9itd. SSal;l's &uuit @ailerie.

Ausseriitet mt tcu beiicn WIidinen unb einse=
ridlet nab ocn neusit,n Serbeiisrursen, ole ibtrz
boupt Die photographic nrsumeiieE bat, erauue i'd
mir, eirsm eeshrten YutIitum Die crecbere arBeiss
gu madaen nab msln Don in S4ltimoreiru8e &c uorbeIl=
bait betanntes @eiGGtt naGh
Nr. 46, Rorf SbarIesftrakc,
uerles lii urb ale aunit.9 a1eria lid In Stanoe be-
Hno,t, TortrGits 3a Ieiern pslne pon eer Carte de
visite bis Sur eebenssioBs in 9atel ooer Del on
asbnliG'ei uno au5iiipruns NQt5 su iuinfdhen
ibrI8 laiisR. @ruppcn pernen in ieoer Gro &c Gui
oas Seite ausseliibrt bic beten ardte iinb sur an=
iertisuns bon 9botosiapbien be uns anseiteut, uno
nur p,rtItdeU 2Dnhlern spiro Die ausIiiprune BON
Yorraits anpertraut. I1tun95uoI
Ridars 9SaIsi
(S4-g) Hr. 46 Eorh @barleeihabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-06
Scr .3nl auf Sacr unn &aiicc
hrrr,f,tNerf

DIT .SnH auT I4cc llHb StaTce
DcrmiuDert.
Nue Sbeefortcu 20 Senfs pro nib. niesriSer.
Yreis 9ifte:
tsriiner 2bee 49, SO, Co. 50; better impt. s1.00
Sdhmar,er N 30 DO, 81, 10; 81
3apaneTiter 60, 20; 80
SfafT-e.
ger6fstsr Sfio 22- 9ts.; better imp. 26 @t5
Sl9uahra 28
- maracnbo 80
SABA 22
Die eroae ,,Gbiuefifdhe Sbes=
Sompdanie,"
Wr. %, II eit Bl Itlmore@S Strase,i
nabe osn nWarpllnh'S 'Sntitute."
Rr 1856. Yerlneto rraBe,
bem Niarftc eeornioer.
9ie eiE,aeu ausitle6liten bee. unb 9aii'sldbcn
In yoItIuore. (1b,-7O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-06

9osbrn emnfangea cine Iartie ed,teu gPoFr,
&aFss, fpelDeu plr in oen a6uIern paiieuhan Nuon,
tltdten pcrtduIeR. Seni u. Noe x Hemp.,
l30-O Rr. t42. 9nCE1GGItmorsttTase se
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-06
Neue Wn;eiQcM,
Sgs S6iibrn- nnn alolksfrlt
49, 1872

8G9 Srctctio Gomte bet HE gbre lem Ru6ri-
rum ore etaeDene Injetgs 81 MAIDEN oaB ee BEN 60
"Salier 6rani 'ersnoS oSier Resrmeuts, ger.
(or. y. Saro, TircgtoD,
lar oas otesIf1ri9e hlbeUs unb @olfefcf hcr 9oI.
tlniotsr r Snusen'9'leuIhait' Su qeWinren. lm qaen
Sele9en3elt bu gebeG, oitits unlioanefflide 6orns
gu hotn, bat oas Somite nsitlolen, ocn Gtntrrtts
4rei5 10 ntebria, ais mO9lib, au feecn nlnIfa, 40
eente Ia FsrIoH. anoer Ole Salite. Broordmn
uHo Detttre 8er9nisungen IN i9dteren Iniciogn.
CoI-) y. +. RCquar I, Scfr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-06
&ermiilte @lnieigctt.
Scncrmdnn.

reid oher arm, ocreslrcisSt oecr uidt, ioqit ieF
ben tlI eiHG icingn HlittclH tnlipItdeHbE Snmml
fthsrn Hnh In otn uorf eritsn RaneC Der beitsael
fen Capitalization nebt bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-06
81. Sabrgang.
Spc3ial : Woti3elt.
Smreau Sbreibmeterialien,
8iireamsS sSrDfarbeiten

uno
allie Mrten Ne bnunas=
Sii der,
CUTE arbeit une md5 oe Breie bel
eauggeHheimer & weii,
Qol-D gtr. 1j7, g5sit= 9aItimorstraBs.
Seinrid, 2B. Wcors.
HadfoI3,r oun s u. Il. Wears.
2eidbenbe efatter, Rr. fOi. esring tpnffrase,
Seerhiaunoen Derten prompt beior9t.
(Suri24, ,3Uttr)
EFr adbIct nidt odrauf, IN irl eno elm HGbmo5d1i-
nen=Solicitcr ioer tie Scue'ide Wiaitine iaet. Rr
boben felnen Collector, um tie .Sone" in fcr Staot
ansupreier. ruesbab ne uns u Ale Litt sepoaen inc,
uno i,seub etpas Radtbellises iosen. Serfutt Die
~Soue" uao psnn ite Gld nidt sefdlt, 10 iditt fie
Su1It. .. +. McSennp,
Rr, 1876, sSeff Game lte It. afe.
s9- 3tpesbiireau Nr. 20, Sifs Baltimore
Htrase I46-y)
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Wn 8rub> mnb anoert
Qeinrnnpl

au1 einem s,ebrten Yutlifum
enlpeplen Dir uncr iuopl=aortlrtes Nuecr pom dbl.
rnrsiidbeu Snitrumeuten, anDugen, ,ISrmcbbGacern
unierlrios6,uoen, Suipeniorien, Supporter, Shnir.
GIlmDfen, GebGrmuiterpaltcrn Sbulteritredern fiji
mir ane Irten uon apparatcn sur abbilie pon Sser
naffaltun9en une WfiBbilcnuseu oeS meHhliUef
9orpers ais alumpiiiBc, idbleft Sdlie, fiidsrats
0erfr'immnnsen, trumne uno eir9ebosene aniee.
eeure Ibsr ihledlte unb unpaiienoe SrudbGnre,
Hagen, oesbab leut'n mir Die Iuimerfiamfet aui
ua,ere Srud,bdurer, tnhem mir nit HeGt beboup=
ten fonnsn, bas sieIe Die suetndBfsen iino, ipeld
blti9er Staotfabrisrrt lueroen
Gd DtabGms 9Bilrs NIT tem SpeSteflen bteies
Uai1dites senau uertraut ut, besbaIb toRnen t Ia
msN p.e rtrauensuoll an tie luenben SiEceitun
Den pon Her WorseIs bis npr abenos.
0arl Biums IS So, gtt l13. H.sSoparbhr
Spi'6en Sdrdtosaz uno Yfulberruitr.
pormofs 8enser Der oripopaoi tb en- 8 ell on,
(Fbr 1,f5..E tolt In 40in am lfpein. SreuEen.
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SdliiBers INN GoIfsiri1 1879

Sobne pon Wit9Iieoern Suiiten 10 bis IS 3abrer
nno trluht, sornta9 NlumlttGg nm llbr in Der
8anfettbdle fid snIuiinoen.
8as SretutlusGomite,
lI6ll =. 4. ReaMaret. Eetr.
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6nnnnnnsE Einnrrnn

i'm StsirusrfoGjf ~ Gngrcss gTe,ieu bel
Seniamin 5t. 9oe q Comp,
tl5O-b Rr. ti2, g9ef. galtimo;c iir
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@de Der Guta,p. nnS serutpaorros.

Brstsltfe { ir 5rl lbGiugunb Sommsr:
Bslne senu8elte herrCrs CGitCrs ............$i7 X
Belre geuGbtt 9crreHz GditCrs rs........,. > Ok
Setne sendbte Box Toe NCrrcH= GjQttcrs 80
@erdbtC tdIblenernC 6trrrnz C5aircre. . a -
@enapte lrdHj. t0lhlcocrre NcrrCnz SueIcI .. m
@enaaeIts tdibleecrnG hCrrtaz StCitI ..,. m
0tlt Ger paHo 9euiddte raEj. taIulCGcrnt Gtiss
I'll iur 6crrCr. ~N Q oo
so!hlco,rnt Salmornlt i!r Ncrrgr. . ~ ~
9Nortet Ssrrcnz SGube ron iran;. Iai6ifSrr . SS
SeGnerelrts psrreE- Stteicl fur 9iceqer nr6
s,3d S3.25 800 4.00
SGmGHs DGpOrttmert:
Soitln9= =Setenrbair C9Oit,Is iur Ddmeu. a. 9S
same 80 ~ II ''''''.''..'......... 100
%tulipfeHet9e Waiting SGutf iiir Domrn. aS6
sGlbleeerne 0amen= &alnorQls S9
giarodo- Sdnicns SduEe. - AZ
Satenueesrnt 3nopl. iietCl Iir 9onea......
Vtarotos GamtN, Clippers ....,.e., 80
Gamfas xeppld sgnppcrs ......' - sss
U1c1stuGb4 Samc2, clippers SS
vtr erPalten togliu rtue gfuben an binfotren
: zf-a =. =.
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Sennins's 3ahnsSinftur.
Cine eleeante, fithere unS ertplsz
reithe Nunpndfthe.

gum Renisen, geridonsrn uno grbaltuEs Der 3dbne
uno bes 3abnisliues, uno sibt esn atbem einen ans
aenebmen @eru9. 3u baben bel alien Orosuinen in
dlsemeiren unb
q. Spnfon, SennipGs, & Comp.
lWai1I ,l2MD Gr. 90 Noro=G tdr[esiEr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-07-06

Dyspfptikfr,
sersm etfeif nt6t!
GatmnnternDe &unbe fur Sud!
90 spepttter unb ssiosnbe on eeber< uno Rasens
&ra1fh siter welGs BON onSern araneteu fsiue Deie
ruua ia alien, fiub einnPfnren
Miller's
SeriibmteS Ju8pebffn
,u eerubsn, ren pesetGblliifcs Vrdparot, sdn3.
lid unidJiolth, tebo1 iDunberom furirenre @ia n.
5d,ften In oberasuannter eeiscH beHsenb. Wr spe,s
ien, bas es en 6elmittel unter Dem 8ublitum sebt.
ioeiues in ncnaer Ednen teine Ssilun9 bepirif, ns
NRi0er'e DpspepTn. nno III Der @iaeutbirmcr ht'
reit wenu odram er'ntt, ole Namsn meDrersr unite
rer oerporrageaben @iniuohuer an3uaeben, fueld 9
burda ben @e6raut oicer berbHlten Wirtur ibre @ss
1unobeit neoer erbalter BADEN. Ginige bteier Eane
waren tronilde Dpspepfe Don Der hlimmffen Ar,'
mel pon uniereu been aerstsn obne 9roIs bebo9.
inei:, tehod curb ben 5ebraudb einiser Soten &ps'
pepan sriinbIi9 fnrirt purosn.
II. q. EFfuer,
alIeniger g9enrbfuer,
wr. f2. SsoresSSn'~artf ffraas.
BS cEen Srpauif.su ~ bnhsr Spt.26. 'S.t&mS
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Ey AdKe !! Va6e! Na
sur Ieiie tue Gusano beforst inusrbalb "a Gtuutsn
3. aaiae.
f03 81 Ode Der Baltmoreltr. uun u. .=C, ,-4psrue
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A. SSuli!
1000 eer idbon1sH ,iutPcr atfol;cucu ed,inFek
bu 10 Gents p'o @unn;
2UOU fla d1enSImbecrcn II. .GnrUnen. SprupI
zoe SuFsur 2ile unc 9prtcr, Is Gents;
800 NuEeuc Hnar, bier, 81;
60 ouidi,0tRe Soren GdFeV unn Graders:
400 Siifen fGiuer Satsl Sluret zBeu $4 mj
200 ocridisbCne Sortcu Ghampdausr.
q. fepIe Sunlap,
l5S-D Rr. t3, IDCn Baltimore ctr,
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Sfc6 Gin Gntfilbrunes Ueriueb In
CSandGa.

Rta9ara Fails, 4. Suli.-Der Ort 2toraIo
lk.m,r Apr 41n1n nl1ats-
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
The Labor Strikes.

NEW YoRK, May SO.-The strikes con.
tinue and the prospects Of Gspeedy set
Element Of the trouble between the-em'
ployecs and workmen docs not appear so
cheering. The workmen Of StcinwaY &
Sons are co operating with other piano
makers. No additional shops are re.
ported to-day as conceding TO the
demands made by the wofkmen. 1t
was said, however that the employers
Withhold q meeting today or tomorrow
and arrange for the general acceptance Of
the mems demand. The piano forte max.
ers, together with the cabinet makers
have appointed Joint Committee to
wait on the Governor and ask him to re.
strain the police from interfering with
the Committees in visiting the workshops.
II was, announced In the Germania As.
sembly rooms that the piano makers and
cabinet makers Of Pittsburgh are on q
strike, and that the Boston piano.iorte and
cabinet makers will strike on the LIST Of
June II their employers do not cnncede
eight hours to form days work. The
desk makers are cooperating with the
cabinet makers, and say that when they
recommence work they will contribute sc
cents o week each toward a general fund
10 support the men In case Of advance &C
ton In the future by the employees, The
horseshoers will enter on general move
ment on Monday. A strike will then be
arranged in case Of the noncompliance Of
bosseS In shorter hours Of labor.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May SO.-The weather to-day
Is lowering and disagreeabls, with occa'
Sional showers, interfering with the cere'
monies Of decoration day. AS many who
would have participated will be prevent
ed from doing so,
In the Circuit Court Of Morgan county
Illinois, OF Jacksonville, yesterday, thC
testimony in the case Of Henry Hensler
on trial for the murder OF his vile, o.
Winner, Tazewell county, last November
was closed. The last witness for The
prosecution, being Charles, aged II, ant
Mary aged 10, the children Of the defend
ant and his alleged victim. They testi
fed to continual quarrels between theil
father and mother, and that the former
had several times threatened to put his
wife out Of the way, and that he had often
beaten and maltreated ,her. Both chill
dren were away from home1the day the
murder was committed, but their straight.
forward testimony as to the circumstances
before and after the death Of their mother,
tends strongly to confirm the general be.
lief Of the fathers guilt, and will probably
result in his conviction.
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RETURNED.-Our friend, F. NJ. Porter
has just returned from the East with q
new stock OF Boots and Shoes. His
plan Of selling at retail at wholesale
prices, has proved so successful as to
justify him in keeping up his stock to the
requirements Of the trade, He has added
in connection with his:other stock, a fine
line Of Hats and Caps, Of the latest styles,
which he proposes to sell in the same
way he sells Boots and shoes-that
Is, at wholesale prices. In quality, style
and low prices, he proposes to lead the
trade, and our citizens may congratulate
themselves that the high prices they have
heretofore paid for Boots and Shoes, and
Hats and Caps, have been abolished. We
advise our readers to give Frank a call.
Remember that he has removed from the
old stand, and 60 to 1879 Main street.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, May 29.-SIiss Elizabeth
II. Patterson instituted suit against the
proprietors Of the United States Hotel to.
day for thirty thousand dollars for sian.
der. Tho porter OF the hotel told the
proprietors that he saw men going into
Miss Patterson's room at unreasonable
hours, and they refused to allow her to
remain in the house. She was also dis.
charged from lucrative position on sc.
count of the evil reports.
A negro roustabout on the steamer
Robert Burns, in fight yesterday on the
boat, about forty miles below Louisville,
with other deck hands, received hor.
rible cash across the abdomen from which
his bowels protrudcd. The wounded
man was taken to the Marine Hospital
here in dying condition. The murders
were arrested.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, May 3O-A special to the
Chronicle, from Sparta, Kentucky, says
The man John Branhan, who murdered
his wife yesterday by splitting her head
open with an axe, was hung last night by
party Of about one hundred men, who
collected in front OF the Owenton Jail at
about one o'clock and demanded the keys
from the jailor, which were reluctantly
given them. They then demanded the
prisoner John Branham, took him from
the Jail, carried him about half mile
from town and hung him to q tree. None
OF the town authorities were aware of the
demonstration. His wife will be buried
to-day. They leave two children. No
cause is known for his killing his wife.
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING
Last evening a colored man in the EN-.
ployment Of Messrs. Armstrong, Coen &
Co., rode down to tho river above the
Suspension bridge to water his horse
Unconsciously the animal no was ri5inO
got into deep water, when the rider 0ol
off his back. Several boys on the shore
seeing the mans perilous position, went
to his rescue with floats which happened
to be convenient, and reached him before
he sank. They brought the half drowned
man TO the shore and took him to hi!
house. A physician was sent for, and
the use Of the usual remedies soon brought
him around all right The horse swan
ashore, none the worse for his bath.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-31

A GREAT SUCCESS in the way of a con.
cert and anniversary, by interesting little
children, may be looked for at Washing.
ton Hall, tonight. The seats are all to b
free. The little ones, once the children Of
bitterness and woe, now bright and vel,
cared for, are to be dressed in holiday at.
tire. The gentlemen who are to speak
are we'll known, prudent, and interesting
and the reports of officers, q history Of
suffering relieved and sad hearts made
glad. Altogether the programme for to.
nights anniversary of the Children's
Home promises to be one of the best ever
yet rendered. As you can go and take
your friends without charge, and as
everybody else can do the same, the hall
will be filed at an early hour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-31

PITTSBURGH Vocal CLUB CONCERT
The above club was greeted with about
as thin an audience as We ever saw tc
be very precise, there were just sixty-foul
people inthe house, ushers andalI. AS fal
as the concert was concerned it was ial
above ordinary, and should have beer
greeted with a full house, and that it was
not does not speak well for Wheeling
had it been the "Grand Dolly Warden
Minstrel Troupe" the hall would have
been crowded and the managers pockets
well filled, but being good troupe, the
management found empty seats and ex
perienced the loss Of a good many dollars
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-31

HHATuES CuNrE, Tycoon, Red Jacket,
Winona, Minehaha Wall Papers and Dor.
ders, just received at PAUL s. orrs, No.
SO Monroe street. They have also on
hand a full stock Of cheap and fine papers,
ranging in price from eight cents TO five
dollars. They make a specially OF Deco.
rative Papers for Public Halls, Churches,
Dining rooms and Halls in private dwell.
ings. Give them call.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-31

STILL They Go-AIesars. Joseph Bell
and John Parks of this city, sail from
New York for England, tomorrow, on
the steamer Adriatic, OF the White Star
line. They will be Joined in New York
by John Smith and child, OF Bellaire,
whose purpose to visit the old cuontry we
mentioned a few days since. All these
parties purchased their tickets at the
European steamship agency, corner room
under the McLure House.