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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07
1892
She'll Der bieisen @eiddftsmelt, instslnbere

She'll Der bieiiseu @eiddftswelt, insbslrnbere
ben 8sGBsrn prn &lsiocru rrb StubRo,es .
niat t~usaiber bsn Sa!cnbaItern fam stss sitn>
lid Su i~tattea. Gs nareu meiitsus Gcanbina<
pter, ipcidc aatayner, barunier GSsino Yer-
uarcte Sapp!dubfr, hsasu man anfab, oaB le es
nit einer Winnslota Wiuter aufnshmsn tan-
nsn. Die. ablrtnurs Ter 2suts ssitab gu Gin
fang bieisr Wude bgrt Colonel Dc Graf ter
lei isinea Mrbsitsrn aiemlit tslisb. 3n isin
itsint. Cine niat unbstrdb lihe @umme,-
man lyritt BON $70,-S0,GOO purce attesablt.
Iurb bic 5inee eer bisIsea Sant aaeia siu-
aen an $4,000.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07

Sen Termern peu Stearns Sountp
pirb %seesnwirtie cine quite @slesenbeit barge.
bpten BEN bVditen MarftpreiS fir @sisen u. (.
10. in SUPERINTENDENT su srbaIteu.
@Qsnwaeren, grceerien, Sdube uubStiefsl
atsiber u. {. 10. teicneers aleioertaTe fir ben
@inter p~ertauft S. W. Ienypree in ct. Glput
biQiser ais Gin anoerer, Ia CT eins srDbere Mus-
wabl her obissn Baarsn bat als irgeno eine
5irma in ct. glcap. Spreast ser uap uber=
seueet eud lfltlt.
@ele Sbineelu iiet5 scrratbis. 63-65
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07

S~effentlt@e Gtnlabuns! CUR srbe
ten rsb soatdabieten Reiuuratiua: Die Don
s. @dmibt Nr. PAP, Dritts 5:rebe. gon
iebtaa tpersen gu ieperS tGaes frtfGe Quaern.
@elieel, Jpreleu, Gleiibiorteu aQcr Grt, @ilo,
fura Gaes, mas Der Warft al CelitatsGen bietet,
i~erpirt. Die fsinRen Wsine uns eio ,eure Bic
tet meius Bar; JrI9ts. gosfeft uat GonSttp=
reiuaareu in better Muswabl. DieMufwartuna
IN ieher 3eit bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07

@dumise Iar3abler.- Der Stast<
Saaymeiier trutsIte ld suerit banit, bic iau-
missn 3ablsr ~e;nssla Dor ben Hi9ter 81 eitirsn'
Da pislss gsrfabrsn jepo@ Sisl 3sit in IN.
Ipru9 nimmt, 70 wtrb nun bas serittlids Sat
fabrsn ssssn bic iaumisen ahebmsntbe5chlsr
in einfm Golsft;p >grcseb sesen fammtliae an
benz snslsment betbeiliste &udfaneiSs ae'
fihrt.
Sci bisiem ArlaNe fei naairasli6 tsmsr!t.
taB bic neulid porssncmnene, aaiabrli9 rbli>
6e unierluaurs Der Bidder bsa Sdagmsifsrs
unb bss gomptroQsrs fir teiee Searnts Elm isbr
ebrenpples yteiultat bate, fowpbl uas 6dbisfeit
ais @epiNentaftiefeit tetriHt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07
3. un> SORT Strafc, (seven Corners.

Aus Neo uim pirb nadtra8ltd beria.
tet, bas bic Matunft br aus ten
S&ueelturmen seretteten Giientabnarbsi.
ter unb @,en3unfeoIer bort feline
seriuse ueberrafauus nal. 8esrsi1i9srD Settle,
iast bic vYol," bate bas plSslide Grf@einsn
mebrerer 6unberten sou Neulpen, bic laneere
3eit bic Semitic bes Qebeua eutbsb.tsn, Elm re-
aes 2eben in 9ew u4m i'm @sfolse uub eiuem
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07
Ser Us q n b e r.

Die 81. paulN u fifge1ell1taft|
besinnt ndaiisu 1isnlas wisper ibre Gonesrie
fir bie{s @iutcr= Saiion. Dag een gublifura
a~terr,a!5 cine 9isibe t5bit geNubretdsr Wtenes
ourd bic m~eiItsrba nseiltungra oerGelsQlhaf'
setoten usreen, pafar birgen lonpb! bic Itibs'
rem Gpneette ais tas niue Y%rcsramn,.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07

s ngbaefa it Der SolShanssl s';fnt's'
leb5aft ; IS msresn tGslid ca. 100 Grrss esrse-
braat au $l.00 per Gorb. MeiSsa tritst 70
Gents, @edte As, Safer Is, acrn 80; Yer y
unb Butter 15Gents. Hsifranssn (hoop poles)
aeItsn 8 bis 10 Dollars per 5auieno.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07

Das reinife unb iIBele Sob QiDer Oil
(Sebertbran) in Der Welt 1T bas BON 9asarb
u. GasmelL praparirt am Meeresufer aus
fril@en ausssia9ten Qebern BON GasmelL
5aaarb u. 6 o.. Rem yort. gs if ab>
folut re- in unb III s. patienten, ,pelde ee
ttnnaal sencmmeu baben, 3iebsn Is alien anoern
yraparaten Dor. Mer3te baben ibr lrtbeil ab-
aessten. bap es better lei als irseub Elm anterer
Qebertbrau i'm Marfte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07

Nuf bic neue 81 GdItsanSsige
bss 5rn. aueuf Wiulsr MAIDEN mir befonpers
aufmsrfiam, ia in ieipem Sture cine sprsis-
Iiae Muswabl aleSecrten Bpaen> icrie San
cynaaren, Supelerten II. |. r. sorrltb'g lfaS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07

9teuerpeIeu.-1s @ert5 ee5 fir
Steuern a%bseladgts5 2are in Minneiota, naae-
LID 11,553,405 Ndsr seesa i0,o07,S9 i'm SAB.
re 1871 tetrist SS2,O O0, 600; 70 sisl Ias mir
in sWinnelota an Oruaasiaentbum ,pertb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07

Wasbas 8efe iei tn lem rsi9en
Maarenlaser Der 5errsn 9pa unb paar, 1T
Idper gu iasen: Der &auaer aber aclt feline
ynertennuns Dor Muem ibren berrliden Cigar
rem, beionoers Der unperelei9liten La Flor of
Henry Clay BON Sultan Mlpare3 ; bos peib Der
anbsrer" aus siseusr' anesnebmer Grfab'
ruaa.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07

etiIlwater n Yranb! bieb es am
Gisnias Worsea unb auf Cen 5ulfsruf eirts
grtre1sn eilten beige 0euerIeute mi%taNaihinen
uno @erdtbidaften mad Der beprrbten Statt'
Gum Glad belGranfte itb aber bas Jeuer auf
bas 9atetaus uub einae enoere 0ebduli9tei-
tsn,-immerbin fGlinm ssnrs fir bic SstrcHe>
nrn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07
(%Ginseianet.)
Sur sDlbencnS p15eit
tsm etrp. Gbepaar
Vran; n5anaj uno Ratb. Orb
in Hep ulu,, Ninn.
ebrfIr1tssplI gewibmetopa
aSilh. u. Sloing.

0Infsis Mal TAFT SIR ben 8yiibling Ib osrs
jiinaen,
Jiinf,iemal ba5 ;5slo biz pollen Webren brinsen,
Seit SIR Gudb tie IDGnss reidtst am MItar.
0iete fiibrte Cub in bic Jet Rsib' pom Sabrsu
galb bur9 Gid, eph balo AUDI burH 0efab>
9G1n lit Grieo' une Gintradt immcrbar.
B,ele Einse boben aacers lid setaltst,
Mber Cure treue 9ieb' 1T nidt seraltet;
Neiu, lc blieb in auem De9ll ifets it elei6,
Gu befctt Der Gbe Greu Don wabrem Nertbe.
@snn ls aud bcs Oladss O!ans eatbsb.ts,
ST Gle bod an 5teussn errB uno reid.
SsIis ieio Sbr in trn atiderinnerunBsn
Mn bic itInen Staten, bic guG pobl eelunsen,
@enn STR gursr 5hS;isteit s~ebsnfst.
Wer mie SIR, nit Wa5isteit senchen
Ssbe 9ebsnsTreuoe uno fets unSertrcNtn
Muf pss 5aules @ubl ben CHM selsnft
8! Der tann nit Jtetst an ieinem Setensatsno
Bis Elm Muosr mad pss Sases 2alt Tt labene
Mn Benz @cbl Der Geirsn N6 ~srfreu'n.
Mi5se, Sbsure> LANCE reA eis5 Slid ga9 Bill.
ten;
WS1et Sbr bic Gnfel ale nod, ersieb'r,
ySslte tente Guh BEN Oliidyuula pcib'a.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07

RaIenter unb bibfde Mrttfel
fir MeitnaGts. unb Neujabrsseidente balt in
reiGiter Wuspabl n~orratbis 81. q. Sdmar3
nebsp Der neuen STRIDE, tsTsu neue NnseiSe
man beadten NOTE.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07
Die &erlDD1u111

her Baututtsn sun, Bsfen Der Ct Musuitinus Stride in
Gcniretcn, 8r. fnbet fat am 9tatmit5as trS II IS, l9
unt 20 December b. s. IN DrereliuS 6nne. taislbft. Gin
sS5iter n Dee fd upd at bisiem merttcpGen Gspira Gin
tteil telhsilisen. ate bis gum NittIs nor Der 3ietuna
ais besatlt etuaefanbts Tanmern neroea sescaen uHb fins
bic 6srru Naeutsn freunelit. setsten rpr Der 3ie9uns til
nidt %Serfautteu QOoIe surudiufenben an
Neo. =. SDbbelS,
64.66 Sppirotpn. Rr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07

SIR Sc M n l,Nrbeit in Gtein
erbielt Or. G'fter Wsrslsr rcn bier an csr
Staats-0air bic sriie urb eitsise g}ramis.
User cine iUlte 9etsluns (fur Moru>
rnente II. I. No. 81 MAIDEN escentt, miro es iii
ieinem Gurtbeile fnpen, wenn er bielelbe jest
maat ta bic betrefsnee Arbsit wabrsrb res
Wintsrs beoeEtenb biuiser su itebsa tcr,at oils
CUR 5ommersSeit. Die Mertiiatte bes 5rr.
Menslsr 1T an @aIbinstpn Strabe seseniitsr
GitY 5aQ. 256
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07

Serr S. Maion bdlt ltct5 etnsn sroBcn
gorratb Der teisu fran;1liaen Deine unb
9iquors auf Eager. "a er in birefter Gerbin.
ouns init 3ranfreid nsbt, ie it er i'm Stanos,
leinen Runesn bic beitsn Gualitdien gu ben
b~illiefen gre;ien at lisfern. I'm lia baocn gu
uterseuser, fprede man tei inn Dor, No.' 40
SeGlte StraEe. nahe @1balbaw Ctr. $50
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07

!Ginoer tpeinen sebt ibnen Yitdsvs
Gafuria. Go resulirt ZEN Waseu. curtrtBi
Collie uno fSrbert natirIi&sn S&Iaf. Sc III
Gin 9ubtitut fir GATOR Del.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07

Gi{enbab n.-Sobalo bic @trede son
Wiuoua mad Ga GreiIe i'm 8au solenbet uno
benz 8e1tebr ibsrseben it. tpereen lid bic gnt-
fsruuusen BET @tationen %sstalten wie fulst:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07

Der teutlbeG sretu uab!ie fc!senee
nsue 8eamten:
Jranf Wsraer, YsG1esat.
@eam 5int, 8iee=pIdleent.
Sobn g. Groee, Prot. S:ic.
.. Meperbine, Saaymeiiter.
81. S%GUnenann, Sib!ic,tefar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07

Mnitcr, sic lin bns SScDie-ae-
ben ibrsr Sinner belrr9t fine, ipQtsn ME rbae
Elm yadst pom 81. Nugul &jnis'S grui:bee
lsin uuo n'arde i9aIlple Nadt, mante Irauer
rpurbe ibneu baeur1 eripart rsresn. Ser
5amburser Sruitibee 1T elm aussessianetss
@essnmittsl ssscn Sa!sbrduns, Sulea uns als
Srar'bsi'en Der 3sbte uno 2unse, teueu bic
ainser in tieism rsr1aeerlibsa slima 70 oft
uno pisl ausgelsst ltno.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07

Sir SttertatI Counts 1T Jersns
BATS Der Gcuatslg.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07

Dem Nortbnelern Ghrpnicle
fir lsine cpassiaIii4-f.euaeli9en Munibe MI,
fern be item 1anf.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07

kfAT&rprS f6mer3sn BET Nerf9 uno 2bier
limb gu tefannt, un, in .Jrase se3ueen gu wer-
ben su fSnnsn. Gs aertSrt @eidmulle, madt
Feife Gelenfe eeiamsioia, beidnftist @dmerS
maat ben eabmen ieben unb BEN gettldsriseu
Dor greube ~fprinsen. Gs p~erfauft T@, pie lid
nod fsin Mrtitel p~erfauft uno es serfauft ii1.
neil 60 jssesmal buff.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07
Deut11t Briefz2ife.
Qtfe beutfher Sriefe, bic BIS ;um 3. &c
B IS. ntGt ateehDlt %ppreendtno.

Qtfe beutfher Sriefe, bic BIS ;um 3. Ges.
;. s.. ntGt atseholt m%preendlno.
Damen.sriefe.
gurcp Sptanna Rsndsl slnton Matam
Sung Noeina 9ettau 0iHie
Gmpffe 6enristte W. Waa6 Wilbslmine
Harntah aatbarias Stt Dug. s. Mtertina
Ssnfe Mtaria Gteintah u. Maeam
4uia Maria G6mict Matam
Nirib Gatbarine lltler Rattari1a
5erren.Brtefs.
Snumann Ntam 2aula Irar;
9ebrens 6ein.i1 Sang. Aarl
8emmlctt @br. Mrlitor p.2
greucr Steiner Slt 5ereinano
Sreitner Griebri92 Sit Nuault
yinbsr Nlois Haueu Soitps
8unpe Nusuf GSbl Nntor .
Galmeier @erIge @daTbauien Scbn
Gidler Jclsf @dsnt Sobn
Jcee Wtlbelm Sdueto Sobu q.
Gebrmann Tran3 ShrSper Milbslm
5cft Clinton Meber &arl M.2
5afmann Saeob :3eibia Gcbert
laumrOu WiIbelm
Das 8riefpurtO mad Deuti94ans pom /. De-
3ember n
l1eber Bremen unb pamburs 6 Gts., 3eitun'
gen 3 &ts.
lleber &nslanb 7ets., 3eituusen 4 cts.
s. u. @beelod, wu1ueifsr.
G.1ettri@, beuti@sr &lert.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07
Mebrbeit fir eeS Observation-Disclosures.

Die Mtlnnmung, bc:rcTsab bas Nmsnee>
mcnt ubsr bic saftba1fcit Der Iftienbeiyer ppn
WftieneeleuIhaftsn rirp bnr4 bic 2esislatur
r~oaitatirt tpereeu. Zen bi5beriasn gerihten
sufulse l9siat bieies, Nnenosueat serporfs en- gu
iein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07

Die Serren @ebruber Iimme
gde ber 10. unb st. peter Straee III ct. paul,
talten itets bic rei9le Nuspabl Spn
@rpeertes unb YrpstFpnen sOr,
ratbis. 8e1onbere aufmerflamfeit serbtsnt
i5r IGGner Gprratb en- IN unb au5lanetlnen,
eineematten unb eetrOdneten Jriidteu. Man
beiu9e ben eeidmatooa aasse1atteten Strre,
ut fd taoon su iber5eueen.
DY@ Iuh bic bsisn Sorten @eine, 9t>
queure, gigarren u. {. I. ieben ben Sunpen CUR
G~erfusuns. pseiie biais, Yssieauns freuub
lid.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07
Guittanaeu.

@eit pcriser Nummer babsa fir ben
,0anperer" bejaBlt:
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StaatS= Weuigteiten

Gtesier Mmeneements urStaais-
Gcnltitu!ipn, iaer relae bel MnlaB Der i~iineitsn
Natipualpabl atseiimmt puree, batten fol-
senoes @Gidlal
Das Mmentemert, betrsTeno bic Ter,nebruns
Der BNsnt!ihen S6ulr gum 3psdt Der @rasn<
buns espi1sr @taa.5tnritats
Nebrbeit fir has Insaeenent~...... 2>277
las Enhancement etreHenb bieSel9raafune
&c, Steuertefugnib Ger sssislatur:
s(d......... Di,JlO
Nsiu 1896
Mebrb,it fir nas Irentement".... 1920
Das ENHANCEMENT. h;trsHsnb biegsrwsncuns
Ser iost,aunten SEteraal improvements San=
eereieu:
............. o',80o
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nen. Die Manisfalti9fsit Der au63es
ltelten Saden 9eben Oslesenbeit jece
NifFdt auf Die rsip. S51le Der aauz
fsncsn sur entlpreaeneeu 0eltunS gu
brinsen unc 1T wpbl beoaat senpmmea,
0e(1fnke
ppn 10 Gents an auf.pdrtS bis
100 0pllars aue;ufsuen
Ne Nuswartise ihriftlide Srrers
rperosn prompt nad better 8abl aues
sefubrt. ~
Muf Wunl9, io4en biejeni9en 0ez
1denfe> Die jeBt BALI aus9elu6t wereen,
pom mir ;uridselest uno am Gage DOT
Beibnadtea cen re}p. &aufern ;uge<
felt rpereen!
Sur res 8eiipie!s balber osrmerfe
i6 u%ntenfebsno einselre Der Wrtifel., nit
preisansabe, porf ater wobl bic fete
leterseuaun9 bssen> eab &eiaer Der
mid Sslu6encen unbefriebist meinen
Store perlo0en miro.
9eur Sll.5G fofeu 10 yarbs fdwarse
Eeibe (Wertb minoe1ens $1,000
91ur $l5.O 90 tpten 10 yarbs iauar3. @rps~
grains Seioe (lberaa S18-20.O0.
Srilb pcpelinss, @mprsb Glotb Meriao's &c.
au ben bsreits ausesetsten, bepeutena reeusirten
preiien!
gelpst &oben! in braun unb i9pars 3u al
len wreiisa!
Mlpacca's
Nuf has unterbreitste yreis- ger;eihniS bin
reilsnb, bemerte i1 uoemals ausbrIdlid, bab
i9 bisrin beluabsre @ortbeiIe bisten Fam.
Nenbeiten!
in SteinerfoTsn serate einsetroHen; :osrunter
lamar3s uub farbise Gipie aufmsrfiamfsit IT,
rsgen.
siur $3.50 toRsn 10 gares {tpar3 uae
psib carrirte pcpsltns (eine eau<
erbafe Anb tpafdadte @aarf)
STAR $3.50 toFen 10 garbs srln unb
iapas; seareiftcr neu insortirter
a!eissrfo7 :2ailerin Musufa.
Iur 50. 90 fcisn 10 yares Selsetia, aeuer
SlsieertrT in braun uab ibmar;,
unr sria uue iduars ~sslteift.
STAR $3.50 fOisn 10 yarss idott. gope,
lines Gin reid9altiser @abl BOT
banesn.)
3tur S2.5O fetsn 10 yarts gutter glraea's
(scrratbis in alien 1arben.)
SOUR 81. 90 tufen 10 yares pppeIine In
SoGfeiner Gualitdt.
galmcraI @Sde in alien @rSseu anb Qua,
IitG.en gu retueirten Sreifen!
8rcde Sbawls ron 10 bis 90 GbaIer.
Nsue 3uienbureen in ben 70 beIiebtsn rotbe
ihmarss unb bunt ssFreifteu Sbawls dnb Elm.
sctrpfsn !-Sbawls pom eiufaditen big gum
fsinfen 0sldmade BON 1.75 an!
Wo0sne Siidbsden, leinene 5iI13euse
@adstuh, gettoeden &c.
IS ioasn ssraumt ,reroeu rs Gid German
tcpn Srrears Chuntsetvistte 8sttsedea gu 3.5t
| Bertb Ibera0 $50.
6tansae ! in alien Tarbsn, 8rites unblua'
litdten 1T entiprs9snoe: Nusuabl!
GaiNmeres! fir Ssrrn uub Suabsaanslse
| Aentudp Scans &C.!
GtcafsFoHs ! Iit GOribsil ufsrirt bsfen'
empfpbiea.
Serren uro Taner Gbanis, Igbia5, fsrner
Striimpfe, Scden &c.
Seinenc, Wcusns uno 8aummolsre un
Nlace Sanblbube &c. N., 81 cen eGsrniee:i9'::
Iretlen!
@ieosrbolt rseue uro prompte s.
cienuns sufderns> bite um red't 3abl
rei9en 3uipruh.
9. s. 3abua,
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(per.I eIe3rapt.)
Drpbucte1t Marft.
Gu lM9n Sbmrfe,

e Sober Wr3t, er jest NOD iast,
"a RAP Nbsumatismus nidt eurirt
y;Agg>N trerren fSnne, iust finfad. 1Die
|es.s lGa b punbertare Mtrflamfsit bes
80 NVDyGsgz vGerteaur 2inement" fir ale
~ Bleii9r, anohen- unt Musfs!-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-12-07
meibna6ts-
Iusneu 1872
g. SnDm,
Dritts nrS Fort Straee,
(Seven COrners)

Die 3sit oer fr6bliden Deibnadts>
feier ridt nit Nieienldritten bsran, unn
mubl Elm Secer-Suns ODER Nlt-Nrm
pper 8eid-freut ld fdon caraut feline
@srpanrten> feline umeebun9 ocer aud
letnen Sday an jenem Sage nit einem
batlden 0ei9snfe gu uterraiben-nur
Die Mabl etrpas Sd5nsS une aud ;u<
sleid NdBtihes 81 inpen, miro siem=
LID @9mer. Das ;pedmdsisfe, pratz
tildte aQer @e1dente fnoet man nun
betanntlid in eiaem D~ry9coes>S ture
uno serfeblt
.. s. 3abm,
3. uio Sort Straec, (Seyen Corners)
nidt ieirsn eeebrten Jyeuneen UNI
Suncen era. an;usstaen, tas telonrue
Gorfebrunaen aetrpfen fine> ben perz
tben 8sfuGsrn NIT elmer Iberraldeno
srcsen Nuswabl bon 0sIdsnfsn in III
verien Nrtiteln sur 6aro sebsu ;u f1nz
nen. Die Manisfalti9fsit Der aus3ez
itsuten Saden 9eben 0sleSenbeit, jece
NIfFdt auf Die rsip. S6yle Der aauz
isncsn sur entlpredenecn Oeltun9 gu
byinsm uno 1T wpbl beoadt senpmmen,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-05
FOURTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.

The Rev. e. w. Hitchcock Notifies His Con-
sregntion That He Is TO Take Charge Of the
American Chapel In Paris.
At the close OF the sermon yesterday morning the
Rev. E. W. Hitchcock, pastor OF the Fourteenth
street church. said:-"Before Diminishing the audi.
ence this morning have brief statement to make
and an additional notice to give. 1t ID already
known to some OF you that the American and For
eIgn Christian Union have rendered to me their ap-
polntmenl as minister In charge OF the American
chapel In Paris. that this appointment has been ap.
proved by the local congregation In Paris, and that
during the past week telegram has been received
from the chairman OF their Presidential Committee
requesting that as soon as possible I should come
on and undertake the work with them. The nature
and opportunities OF the work TO which am thus
doubly invited, and the manner in which the APP
p0lntment came to me, Unexpectedly and entirely
unsought either directly or indirectly, together
name, have SO deeply impressed my mind with the
conviction that this invitation Is In the
t nns q provaenmauy prescribed duty,
the session OF the church to unite In calling
a meeting oil the congregation that may request
them to Join me In asking the Presbytery to dis
existed between US. need not assure You that this
step IL taken with much painful reluctance, as 1t
c0ntemplates the severance OF strong personal ties
and separation from work which has become very
dear TO me-a reluctance that Is only overcome by
strong conviction that In the circumstances 1t Is
my duty to ask you to concur with my request"
The session. AT q special meeting held IN the pas
tors study on Wednesday evening last, in response
to like statements made by che pastor, unanimously
adopted the following resolution
Resolved That with feelings great regret that
contemplate the proposed sundeng of the pleasant
have bound beloved pastor, that only
led to comply with his request accordingly
IN calling meeting Of the eongre aoa to be held in the
action In the matter contemplated may be deemed best.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-05
THE ASSAULT ON SCULLY.

Ills Story OF the Attack Upon Himself at
Apollo Hnli-IIis suspicion that His PO-
IiticaI Enemies Hired Runians to Assas--
rinnte Him.
Captain Scully-who attended the meeting Of the
Democratic General Reform Committee, at Apollo
Hail. on Saturday evening, and had the misfortune
to be attacked and cut badly in the face after 1t had
adjourned and before the crowd left the building
makes the following statement OF the affair. His
residence is In the Third Assembly DISTRICT
.Just as was stepping 10 the sidewalk from the
portcO OF Apollo Hail. after the close OF the meet
ing OF the Democratic General Reform Committee.
was hit violently on the left eye, the blow SEEM
ing to be made with brass. or steel knuckle. IL
stunned me, and / was so startled that could
make no attempt TO escape, while l was hit again
a anS 'f the right e eye a AZ The same %e
assailant several times with the max fists. l had
no opportunity TO make any resistance. The occur.
renee was as quick as thought and the gang OF
presence Of mind. No policeman was In the neigh
borho0d OF the hall ana had TO go three blocks to
fnd one. and when 1 returned l could hn0
r RAJ aug they had skeGaddied very quickly:
II have my suspicious about the orginators oi the
attack believe that nsy were re s a. the pro-
ma ries OF which Joe shannon - cnaiiman, a ~.
leve that shannon, ". d.: k0o msys ar 10
S vseney h5 TSe reason sas sf foa such deed
apparent They know that the district ls contesIeu
and that their success In IL 9as Deeh w Su% anu
,nfInsnce with the respectable men OF the ward In
which live, and knowing me as one vi .he coh-
tesans they tried TO pa, me HS n more than That OF
helping Mr.. Daily and otner hOnest men ol the us
rict 70 rescue the peoples government from scoun-
rn,a the neopIe. Personally have no interest Of
INV own, Tor want nothing from them.''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-05
ALL SOULS CHURCH.

DIR. Bellows the True Character Of the
Messiah.
DR.. Bellows delivered another doctrinal discourse
yesterday morning on the Unitarian view OF the
character OF the Messiah. He began by examining
the Trnitarian claims on the ground OF the various
titles applied to the Christ the Scriptures. The
Son OF Man was q name which was assumed by
many of the Hebrew prophets, and implied merely
that they were, In peculiar Sort the representa-
tves Of the race and held exceptional relation to
the Deity. IL was remarkable, bearing this in mind
that Christ, in speaking OF HIMSELF used this title
ten times for every once that He used that OF the
son OF God. The Son OF God, again. was not the
proof Of the divinity Of Christ, nor was II alone
applied TO Him. The Hebrews spoke OF many
men as gods-Moses for example, and Isaac, in
one passage, was alluded to as 1.-The only begotten
OF Abraham" In spite OF the fact that the latter
had another son. In Doth cases the title simply
meant that IN interest and affection there was .
paterna relation between God and the person
spoken or II 1t had been otherwise the disciples OF
Christ would certainly have received His announce
mept that ne was indeed .coequal and identical
OF awe and astonlshment we find no
record OF anything OF rt the kind noweVer
this the case that book of great ability, pun.
lisned recently in England by Trnltarian in reply
TO Canon Liddell's champion Lectures,n took
very singular view OF the subject. After proving
satisfactorily and Enthusiastically to every impartial
mind that Christ Himself never claimed that He was
Himself God, ana that In no part OF the Scriptures
was this doctrine taught, the book claimed That
Christians see bv this fact the necessity OF
infallIble Catholic Church, since though the Trinity
was an nregra part OF the Christian religion, yet 1t
simply rested the mystic aulhority;of the Church.
and without that authority must be abandoned.
Unitarians, while they would assent to
the reasoning OF the book, would doubt
less come to q very different ana much
more logical conclusion, and while they recognized
the binding character OF the teaching OF the Bible
would refuse to accept the dogmas Of non-scrlp-
tural Church. DR.. fellows proceeded to say That
the doctrine or the Trinity was but another exam
an ages To accept polythesm by preference to mon
otheism, and TO cree: Il barrier between God and
man. In order to Justify the moral shortcomings OF
the latter The truth was that we were. indeed,
made In the Image or God; that we were all his
children, and, in an imperfect wav, copies OF Him.
The difference therefore, between us and Christ was
one OF rank and not OF nature. Christ was perfect,
slnless mana true copy OF the Creator. This view
was one that was eminently nObler than that OF a
God from whom We were separated by an impassa-
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