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ER1E's NEW WOE PRESIDENT.

The speculation with regard to who shah MI the
place Ia the Erie Railway Company made vacant by
tile death OF Colonel Fisk was decided YESTERDAY.
special meeting OF the directors was held at the
companys ONCE In West Twenly-thlrd street during
the afternoon, and Mr.. o. ii. p. Archer elected Vice
President OF the company. Mr. Archer has long
been prominent director OF the company and was
warm personal friend and admrer OF his 10.
menied predecessor. lie IL gentleman or wealth
anu said To possess great executive ability Ihe
once OF Comptroller, which Mo. Fisk also occu.
pea, was yesterday virtually abolished, and in
lls stead an auditing committee appointed
whose duties 1t shall be to examine
an the accounts. and pass upon them before they
are palu. ms committee Is composed OF the fol-
rowing named observation-disclosures. Henry Thomp.
son, Uorauo N. Otis and Judge John Hilton The
nign sLandlng OF these gentlemen In the community
VII ~, give confidence 10 the stockholders aud insure
,he analrg OF The company. Mr.. Jonn H. Conner has
peen appointed Mr.. Archers private secretary lie
ned the same position during Mr.. FIsks Vice Presi.
uency ana MS knowledge OF the duties OF tie posi-
Opn added TO his executive ability cannot fan To be
OF great service 10 the new incumbent
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. year; he knew the family very wel
botn In the family and out OF 1t; they
came from his own county-Montgomery
county, Pennsylvania; his home was about four
miles from her fatner's house; he met Mrs. Wharton
first at her fathers houses his knowledge or her ex.
tended rom that period until 1885,
General Hancock testified with feeling and was
very attentvey regarded BY the jury well as the
audience. AS he stepped from the stand Mr. Revell,
the States Attorney, sad General are very glad
10 have seen you here.n
Immediately afterwards Judge Miller adjourned
the Count until Tomorrow morning at ten O'Clock.
THE ENTIRE SURROUNDINGS OF THE TRIAL
during the session or the Court day have been OF
such an interesting character as has not for some
time characterized the proceedings. The array Of
distinguished visitors present far exceeded that OF
any preceding day OF the trial, nearly all of whom
were present to bear testimony to the remarkable
character for Kindness amlcablity and generosity OF
the lady who Is now on trial for one or the most re-
voting crimes known 70 humanity. II 10 impossible
10 picture the scene III the court to
any adequate idea OF 1t to the reader Men and wO.
men from the highest walk OF refined AM Intelligent
socic'y, who have known tins lady from child
hood. have told, with emotion plainly perceptble,
OF ner many virtues, and from the feelings
betrayed upon the stand by all who occupied it,
more than the rigid rules OF the law allowed. TAX.
Ing the day all In all 1t has been full OF interest and
there has been much good brought to the cause OF
the prisoner.
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ITO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
New York-In order TO afford further opportunity 10
every voter desrous OF enrolling their
ply Districts Of the c Of New York. the Executive Comm
se nave designated Friday evening, January IL an
The Supervisors OF Enrolment win be in attendance on
aevenng at the places hereinafter designated between
horouph ~ % s"d all VINO are y sv9r 2,
honest and economical administration Of both the city, State
ana federal governments cordially invited 70 enrol their
The object OF this movement have the people repre-
scented In he councils OF the democratic party and we there
should lend their assstnnce aud take active pAr
organizations abousto be ,er n1'fi.x n wrcxu.w
Chairman Executive Committee Democratic Reform General
THOMAS j. McCAHtLr. Secretary
First Assembly DistrictsO Greenwich street corner
Hubert and Hudson streets.
second Assembly Dsrictl7s Pearl street No. xadi.
Third Assembly District Brooks Assembly Rooms ssl
Fourth Assembly Disrict-standard House. 1856 Eas,
Firth Assembly Dlstrict-l.a Spring street
Seventh Assembly District"Basement New YORK Univer
Eighth Assembly Dssrst Democratic Reform Associa-
Ninth Assembly District-Davidsons, n Eighth avenue
Tenth Assembly District-Beehoyen Hall, %; Sixth
Eleventh Assembly Dstrict--dermania Assembly Rooms
corner Twenty sixth street and Seventh avenue.
Twelfth Assembly Disct-Cons tution Hall, l0i av ID.
Thirteenth Assembly Dstrict-2l9 Eighth avenue.
Fourteenth Assembly Distrc-s50 East Thirteenth street
Fifteenth Assembly District Radcliffe 49, Eighth
Sixteenth Assembly Distuct-2SO Third avenue.
Seventeenth Assembly DistrictNational Hail. Forty
fourth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues.
Eighteenth Assembly District-Corner OF Thiry-thira
Nineteenth Assembly psrictGroths sIxteh street and
Twentieth Assembly District Third Avenue
Twenty Assembly Distrct-W Hail. Harlan
and Eighty sixth street and Third avenSe
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE urr

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACUT5.
sacSanssS Signals 1s W with steamship
ouS WIN Win Cyas Drew City Point
Steamship Hat.eras, Lawrence Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers. to the Old Dominion
O. ao"s Philadelphia with nd'
Hope Nov Helena sh and crossed the equator OF Dec
aa n' ns e. nss
New " Ion ship
sS FIX To % sq SsSSsw &c. oot d with
and had fine yesthe, to Hastcs from
railway iron 70 order to Funeh Edge CO. Came
IarE ta Lauro Troon So days, with coal to
order TOOK the southern passage and had line weather.
.n BARK *, Al%sdns Or Dian Lisbon 50 days. with
BaEk Scsana SSSr Ass * r.ragSna Sept via n.
lace Coz vessel to F"nc6 Edys Co. Took G% hs %a
Days S w a %sh UP 10 Hiatt
Brig Eastern STAR Foster Demarara 81 days. with sugar.
from thence days with strong norherv gales Sailed in
Aans Tor Ne" York. ana saw her
mahogany to Christian Bors vessel To sberm c Wsa
moderate weather up to the last two then strong
to MI ns Ms IN Z with
days north Of Hseras with heavy NE winds w. been
echr Eva May, Andrews, Port Moran ia, % days. with
weather to Hattes been IL days from thence with fresh
schr Geo Keene, Bonhon, kingston Ja Is days. with
schr Gilmore, Smith, Virginia.
Schr J Irving, Chamberin, Virginia.
Ssr g sess BSs Ss S 6 Men
schr VIM NcI.oon, Fountain Baltimore for Rociisnd
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH
Steamship wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford for New YORK;
WIN mdse and passenRers to Ferguson Wood.
as ns fffsT soson for New York. with
sshr Henry Remsen Alton, Bridgeport for Jersey City,
schr Chancellor Ferguson New Haven for New York.
schr Miranda Harding, New Haven for Virginia
schr WIN Donncly, Lynch New Haven for Ei.sbe.hport
schr Saline Burton, Palmer, stamford for New York.
schr Theodore Parker Ly,tc Glen Cove for New York.
seSr NoTh Psehc' aaon Newport FOR New W YcrS TOTE
s 20, ssT f0r1
shr yones Msw ~ H Aver for New York.
Steamer DORIS, Youn-. Prov tor New York, with
mdse ana passengers. TO isaac Oieil
BOUND EAST
Steamship Chesapeake johnson New YORK for Portland
Steamship Glaucus Walden. New York for Boston. "'
Brig hale, Hooper, Port johnson for Providence.
sesr J Willard, Allen. Williamsburg for New London.
schr Allen Gurney, Quincy Elizabehpor, New Haven
schr hand; sorion. New YORK for ORIENT.
sehI WIN oBren. NcGsrr Port johnson for Norwaik.
schr Transit, Rocket, Port johnson Boston.
sehr Sandman, Kendall, New YORK Tor Boston.
sssr Az. .sssaa soeGm h,,es,hport for Boston
schr Tempo Ward. New York for 81 John.
sem Louisa Wlson Hot, hoboken lor Providence.
steamer rnied states Das. New YORK Tor S Pn Rs.r
steamer uaaiea' Me- New forx Tor Providence.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


IT'S FIRST GREAT ISSUE
Will be the event Of the day since "Poor Rchards time
almanac lore In its pages will be found nexnaustble
nine OF reference and general Information.
49, The HERALD ALMANAC
already advertised and
before published, which briefly recapituIate
Will DC found suboined other equally
~ List o. MISSING HEIRS for over thyrty-fve years
MAkINERs' GUIDE, comprising Oaicia .Notices 70
new YORK HER%IS for the pass 9e are
DAILY QUOTATIONS In Gold. Railroad Stock and Gov.
eminent Bonds In the New York and London m arkets
AGRICULTURAL STAYISrICs, Law and POLITICAL
Records; EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT and DEPART.
n nENT or yysTICEi G0NsyLAs and CUSTOMS
G G 2a SoSES 9aPsn, FoD9sEn TEXT
United States and the governments OF Europe dc
to these will be found above referred TO, IN the
- HERALD AIN MAC FOR 1871. Ia. d,
COTTON AND FLOUR QUOTATIONS for every day
valuable to the planter cotton broker and the produces
merchant; full list OF all the principal
YACHT CLUBS In the United States with the titles Of the
CLUBS the names OF the yachts, and their capacity, &C.
names Of owners and officers Of each club; the
STORM SIGNAL SERVICE, with q dear and concise e.
plSnaton Of the signals. with cuts Of the same the
for 1870 contrasted with that Of 1850
FULL LIST OF THE
MEMBERS OF THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF REP
kESENTATIVES, with sketches, and the composition OF
the standing committees Of either House, all to appear IN
FIRST GREAT ISSUE
~ Na OF THE I l.sii
HERALD ALMANAC FOR ls72. sa3
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE (25, CENTS.
See tomorrow mornings and future advertisements.
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HALWAx, Ne, Jan 1.-The brig Phebe Ellen. OF London.
derry, Ms, from 81 John, NIB, for Havana with cargo
shocks. cspsired and dsmasted the fr night out
saturday, 9Th ns the cook ost others lashed them
selves 10 the wreck which Monday ledge on
Cropey Point Of the entrance Digby Basin Captain
Dill drowned In the surf while attempting get ashore
Three Of the when taken from The wreck frozen
10 death. The mate and two men rescued.
STEAMSHIP YAzoo, from New Orleans Havana for
Phaepha before reported ashore Tnicum Isand has
got Oh. without damage, and arrived up 10Th.
SNIP AyDREw JAoxsON Morse, from LIVERPOOL for Bos
ton, which estown In Distress hal finished
pairs 9Th inst and ss for destination l2h
SHIP EuRofA tBr) Wood, from glasgow for New York,
before REPORTED abandoned, d cargo OF ~ tons Of gas
coal order 900 Lpns pig iron and W tons ~ evil scrap
slss and ousputr Of ssver pipes anu rigging
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoNEy MARKEr.-LoNDoN, Jan. lis p: NJ
Consols closed W. money az So for the
count United states ayeswsnty bonds. lssss sS; 1855
Pxsis BoUsss.-PAKis, Jan Up. M.-xsn.ss closed Al
b6f. lie
PM.-The cotton market closed firm; middling upands
lO3.d l0d. mddng Orleans 103sd. 0<d. The sales OF
the day bales including 1000 for speculation
export Sales OF cotton at nearly due from New Or
leans nave been made at l0Md. for middling.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERPooL, Jan.
ll-P. M.-Pork, 69s. per Dbl. for
-LoNDON PRoDUCE MARKKT.-LoNpoN, Jan. lis P. NJ
Petroleum. lSd l3d per gallon for spirits aud I'D s7d.
for refined
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eAylNNAN. yan M-AnfvUl, ihfp retef Max3en az
suis Liverpool; brig Susie strout, Baltimore schu
Edwards, and Jessie Clark, New YORK. q.
Ciearsd-stes Daren (Brl Bailey. LIVERPOOL ship
fequot Br AcNab, do; Gertrude Plummev SatllA RveSs
to load for Curacao.
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Died.

Enthusiastically, at Newark, N. j., on Thurs
dav, January IL, 1872, WILLIAM b. STRONG, aged 40
years.
The funeral win take place from his late resi-.
dence, No. 1897 Washington street. at nine O'Clock
saturday morning.
fF0r other Deaths see Ninth Page.l
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Steamships snesia, Hamburg; Columbia, Havana; Gen
Barnes, Savannah; Georgia, Charleston.
Wind al sunset y. light
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Box I, 6Sb Post Office New York.
A DIR. TOBIAS AND MS LlNIMENT.
From the Montana Herald, Dec. "a
Among . multitude of advertisements that temporarily
disappeared from columns following the destruction OF


the Herald by FIRE In October that OF Dr. Tobias
name, associated with certain medicinal preparation OF
merit has become household word throughout Chris
tendon Few ndeed IN the whole land but have learned by
actual experience the wonderful curative properties Of Dr.
TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT. We own TO the
pleasure OF personal acquaintance with the Doctor
whose repute the ood TO the Afflicted" draws
rcssby 10 his hundreds OF distinguished
visiting New York. either to consult with him 70 have tho
satistaetiop Of saying II have seen Tobias; have had
Tobias In hi. own snug little sanctum IN PARK place." Dr.
sona a. in bodily vgo he shows no more deca
most of the and proprcora OF widely
Doctor one Of the few exceptional persons to our
edge who adopts practice applicable TO himself what be
teaches or the benefit Of others He travels nowhere with
out Ms linment having always about his person. and he
would prefer be robbed Of bis than h.
sovereign of pain Few medicines either in the Old
World Or The have won SO large or continuous sales -
where standard remedy which, for the relief OF
the numbeess Ills which humanity subjected has
found successu among all the boasted preparations
Of enlightened II Ia needless that the Doctor
adds largely 10 his worldly possessions the BY He
wealthy already and dcservedly The very soul Of
hon his word Ia the market gtedged. and good
his bond Generous TO the needy his charities keep
with tho oppuence Of his bank account and the emotional
pulsatons Of his large heart We might say much
OF TOBIAS and his medicine and yet not enough Our
alone forbids fuller expression OF ad
raon Of the merits of the Doctor Enforcement Of
the virtues hrs remedy.
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BELOW.
SAILED.

ship Thomas Dunmam, from Liverpool.
BARK Gustav Frederick Pr, from Liverpool (by the
pilotboaI Hope No H.
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COMMISSION OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. II, 1872.
Tnc iol,owlng Is the calendar o. the Commission
o. Appeals ior Frlday:-246, 264 25s, 800 3I3 3ll,
2s1 2iS' Sl6, Sll 3ls, $40, 1872 lea lo<.s -
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, JAN ii, 1877
Sugar frmer Exchange rmer United States ~ days,
in currency, Ia Ia premium; short sight, 81 81 pre-
MUM In gold, ga l0A premium short sight, M liz
premium on London, 22H 22 premium; on Paris pre-
MUM
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S HIPPING NEW S.
OCEAN STEAMERS.


MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FERRuARY.
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CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY II, 1879.
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A BsOLUrE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED PROM
"A the courts OF different Sstes No publicly, Advice
free. Public 90 al ssiolcr Tor evsrj State
FL KING C)unseior-At-Lsw. $50 Bros twav
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
N different Sates de sertion, &C., sufficient cause: no
publicity; no charge until divorce granted; advice
HOUSE, Attorney, $50 Broadway.
BARGAINS IN TEAS, COFFEEa GROCERIES AND.
- frovsons warranted to suit the palate pockets
Of the million THOMAS X. A4NEW,
260 Greenwich street, New York.
mr. @. r. BR0ADBENT, u UNIVERSITY PLACE ~
~ T., has treated Lung aud Throat and Con.
sumption years successfully with his INhALIN9 BALM
Nothing equals this for Caarrh Asthma. Advice free
CCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP,
- sEAwEED TONIC AND MANDRAKE PILLS
These the only medicines that will pulmonary con-
sumption. Dr. sCHENCk has been In constant practice
over thirty years. continually examining lungs and knows
his medicines, properly will His
MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the liver and stomach: hIs
sEAWEED TONIC dissolves the food coating
Of the stomach and makes II digest. His PULMONIJ
SYRUP rpens the matter and throws or without
any exerion. JOHN r. HENRY,
No. College place, New York.
Wholesale Agent
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Al de los $4,000 Al de los $4,000 Al de los $4,000
1884 $1,000 e54h 1929. $500
J. b. MARTINEZ 4 CO.,
10 Wall street..
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FITZPATRICK, Smith, Phadepha for Portsmouth, MI, il
sailsa@sshr: Whitney, circuit; Hastings, Chase. and
tic HSboken Florence do Annie Nurchic, sonnCon fol
hii r Ss'ss
lob AM~Arved, schr walter Irving, Arey, Thomas.on
sailed Brig Brothers CBr,, Thompson tfrom Fan River,
NEW HAVEN Jan n-Airved. brig Eliza Thompson,
os .Ss sa Hy a HS
Whine Lane; F1 Sssn sssr; Eavina jane Mott am
PENSACOLA, Jan e Arrived, ships America tBr). Bart
% a. & sn jones' Bssom h
Fanny Fern Saunders, lndisnola bth schr B Pen.
sidIGxpkLFiiIA Jan ,s.A5rysd s.ssm.A,g Yssse.
s:a @
Ssss%I sssr s!s01s aga,
Esn tBr Dxyer s. sohn SB; ;ch ,. Garrison
r CampSe Tnad de CUBA
schrs James Flanagan Shaw Guantanamo; Tasker
LIVES. Jan Bark and brig from above wen. to sea
: s E da nf s% sSf
g tna sos Fsnf na caa
Ky and Pr .o Sf G srr s 70 Cns
Lie nsss ss %srt .9
New York. -. o-,.
PROyINCETOwN, Jan 10In port brig Prairie Bird from
Pslsdepb,a for Boston Mary Clark, Herrck from
New York for Boston, Abbics Emery Emery do FOR Rock
land Charter Oak Poole do FOR Boston fred ahon' hcn
from New Orleans for do. - = 60,
,,obb Dears Island: Randolph, steelman, Elizabeth
port; EauiIius Dean, Hoboken Allen Miner Miner New
York.
ssiied-schrs r. L Marss Marts Baltimore Or George
town DC: Cordoba Newkirk Huntley, dol Josiah Hardy,
Hardy Ra ppahapnock River seventysix Tee New York
Ann Dole Bunce do Nat Holmes. korhrup, do; Senator
Grlnes, Phil5rook, New York Csas Blackstone Wick
son, New York Charles 0rainer. Harvey, DO. ,~,
RICHMOND, Jan arrived, schrs Menawa, Dissosway,
ssiled-scbr Mott Bsds BedeI New York via Pamunkey
River.
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Miss Eccleston, OF Cambridge, Nd, mid
dIe.aged lady, said she was acquainted with
Mrs Wharton she arst met her zen years ago last
was at her house the latter part Of March; sue
STAYED several days. she never heard any
Of praise; she saw her every day for nearly two
months In Cambridge, and became very intimate
with her.
FRANK HENRY's EVIDENCE.
Frank Henry, a nne looking gentleman from Cam
chester COUNTY, ,esed thar he had %ade i te s
quau;ance OF Mrs. Wharton IN 1861; he saw her
very frequently, both at his home ana In camp; she
was GENERALLY known, having made many acquant-
ances in Cambridge; she was universally loved, and
ne never heard her spoken Of except IN compi
49,, >, L. T. MARTINS EVIDENCE.
mr. Ia u Martin said he lived IN Baltimore; he
ton encamped on his farm. near CAMBRIDGE Md and
Ineie ne made The acquaintance OF the prisoner; nc
s so ne a every Week and afterwards at Drummond
towh, aiI uas hhoWn her ever since, visiting her
occasionally; ner reputation was the very best: he
had neard her spoken OF In the nigh terms by
DIR BURTON RANDALL's STATEMENT
1a,i:d sta,ss Eanda,, retired surgeon OF the
knew the prisoner very wells he fist knew her ir,
1872 at Fort Gibson; he was stationed there for fonr
years; Mrs. Wharton was living tnere with her nm.
band; he saw great deal OF her and atten,Iet ner
family; her reputation was very good. '' "''
MEMBER OF TIE BAR SPEAKS
Mr.. Benjamin Price, q member OF the Bal,imora
Dal, aud FORMER memDer OF tue Common CouncI
was next swor.. lie said he had lived in Baltimore
the last nine years. Upon beng asked what WAS
her reputation for Kindness, amlabty and hp
mainly he said her reputation was specially marked
IN these qualities.
COLONEL ETTING SWORN.
Colonel ]. NJ Etting was next examined fle was n
Philadelphia lawyer; he had known the prisoner for
nine years, and said that Kindness and ariabiIity
had always been menuonec as two Of her promi.
nent characteristics
GENERAL ". s. HANCOCK ON THE STAND.
As the name OF General Winfield S. Hancock was
called wave or excitement seemed to pass through
the Whole room and as the form OF this magnin.
cent soldier and gentleman lowered over the
attorneys and approached the stand there was
mucmur Of admiration from the au,
tence. Upon being sworn, he said he was MAJOR
General In the United states Army at present STA.
Toned at Sc. Paul Nina; he knew Mrs
wharton quite WE'LL his acquaintance
WIN her commenced In 1912 or 1874; he
ild not rememember which; he had frequently seen
since that period; FOR the exercise Of the uuali
les mentioned-yz., Kindness, amicabllity and
was always especially common
" those ever heard speak Of her. without exccp.
lon; lie knew Colonel wharton Intimately; he was |
the same regiment with him for sixteen years. but
las not always Win him at The same pest; Colonel
GAaT<n served on bis stad at one TINE for
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SSDft3en.

- auf 4ntrag Danes beihloB am Srciz
taqe bas con9rclitonele unterbaus, baB eS
an Sienitag, Den l6. b. Mit8,, an ben 9e=
Observation-Disclosures, Die gu @bren OeS gros
feiiorS Otorie inter Den Aulpt5len Der ugtas
tionals Morie Ntonument Aiociatiou" sez
halten tperoeu, Sbeil nehulen uno baB eS
itf 5u oielen 3mede on lenem Abenoe III Der
Sale bes observation-disclosures u%erlammeln
wero De uno Dap Der Spre6cr bel jeHergeleScn-
belt prdiioiren ioa.
= Sas @ege= unb MittelsGomite be5
GongrslieS bat beitloiien, in Die Sarlfbta
cine Beilimmlng eln5ufigen, ,ponad anltatt
Der iebtsen S0le auf Drudpapier pom pellg=
items 80 bis as GOD @rDBe 20 Yro5ent ad
valorem, uno auf 3ethlen., Shretb' unO
Hotenpapier 35 YroSent ad valorem erbobel1
meroen iolen.
- Sidles reiit am Samita9 mad Cpd
rien SuriG.
Oie japaneFide @eianbtidaft sibt am
Mittrpod i'm arlington. 5ouie" 81 &aib>
inston Elm Oiplomatiibes Diner.
- Die innern Steueretnnabmen betru9eH
am Gam Ita9e S349 $40. 80.
- Die unteriuhung Oes BafenuerfaufS f.
i6winoels oauert fort unb brtn9t tdgltf gra=
ulrenberes 3eugnlB ans 2ttt. Wian bat &C.
ieben, ME Der DlarquiS be @bambrur, ebe1
oas Snoipiouum, welhe8 ben ySpion" ges
lpielt baben lolte, Siele ldnDoeu Suiinuatio>
men abfertt9te, unO mie er einige QOmtniiira=
TONS Wtitglieoer DeS @Onite's, ipelbe inn
ul1ge3iemenOe 6ra9en oOrlegten, berb 5nrifz
mics, UNI ntft Der eiDliteu Serliherung Der
9erren Shurs unb GUNNER gu errudhnen,
baB ite ibre Otitbeilungen pom aineritanilden
Siirgerr erbalten bitten. Sest beriibrt aber
Die llnteriuduns idon iett einigen Sagen
Sransaftionen, bon benen man btSber gar
nid)ts mrBte, pa Die geb0roen in ibren anti
liten Seridten tie nit fetnem Wort erndbnt
babeu. 9ieie neuen @ntbiilungen beitdti=
gen nur Den @inbrud, ben bic 4ffatre i'm
@ansen unb @roBen binterlaiieu bat: DaB
1emli1 bic gegenlparttge 4omtniitratton in
einem mnraliiten 2ufttretie lebt, Der Der
3teinigun9 Oringeno beoiirftls tit. Sc miro
bic 4nfaabe bes YolfeS ietn, I'M gtopember
b. S. biele 2duierung porsunebmen.
= Der rN.zY. Semofrat" iagt: r3u
ben ~neuelten Sbatlaheu, mel6e Die 8afien=
observation-disclosures an bas Stdt brad)te,
QebDrt: u baB $4,000 ais Bonus on einen
2obbps Wann BON Nep=Seriep, Incident man
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