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New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
THE PROPOSED METHODS INPRACTICABLE-THI
TRUE SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM.

THE PROPOSED METHODS INPRACTICABLE-THE
TRUE SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM.
WASHINGTON, March 20.-Taking Mr.. Trum-
bu AS the spokesman Of the Civil Service Reformers
and perhaps he is more entitled TO this distinction than
any man in Congress-and regarding also the expressed
views OF the Civil Service Commissioners appointed by
the ident it IS plain that is leading idea with
them if be not the fundamental conception In all their
projects Of REFORM render the appointees In the Cv
Service xed and Interchangeable body II this design be
not openly avowed at any rate such purpose is shown
I'm their arguments and in their proposed methods They
wish break up the present system OF political and
Congress appointments and TO do this they must destroy
the motive for removals by making it uncertain who will
occupy the place the removed. They thus propose
Board Of Examiners who shall be above Sotitical con-
derations themselves and removed from political in
auence Of others. This Board being endowed with the
function Of final determination, aud being thus mmacu
late II is supposed aud intended that the will be laid
a, the root of the tree OF political appointments. And
This end being secured the body OF civil employees Will
steady remain in service, beng undisurbed by any
sucb cause as the mutation Of parties Whether 80 de-
declared n terms or not such is the goal 10 which the
uroposed reforms in the Cyil Service tend AND such
we must infer is the purpose Of those reforms
Nov II what has been heretofore said De trne-that
pooa contests are often merely contests Detween the
Ius and the Outs and always more or less so-hd tha
an democratic governments like wherea large body
OF citizens are active politicians who belong 10 eher the
one class or the other then system OF ClV oerNct
Reform that fails recognize the demand when po-
ltica triumph creates Will inevitably be failure For
has been before said. history shows ana reason
sastains the position that political triumph Ia tbiS
country does involve general change OF the ONCE
holders: not ouly the PRINCIPAL Ones60Vhr uDra. scha
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
STEALING NEWSPAPERS.

Robert Burke was recently found guilty, in
the United States Circuit Court, of stealing packet"
OF newspapers from the POst-Offce. 1t appeared in
evidence that Burke stole only three separate papers,
and Judge Benedict set aside yesterday the verdict
account OF variance between 1t and the proof holding
that under the statute three separate papers do not
constitute ga packet" The statute under which
Rurke was indicted says: "And II any per.
son shall take. or steal any packet bag, or
person having custody thereof, such person SHALL" DC
The Judge also held that there Is no law to punish
persOp not an cmpOye OF the PosOfce, for stealing
separate newspapers from 1t and remarked that the
statute TO be framed for the purpose Of preventing
rival ne wspapers from stealing each others packages
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEWBORN. K...........-.... ......MABcn

PORT OF NEWBORN. ...........--... ......MARcn IS.
Steamship csle. cem..oci pists PSasphi, 1N Briggs
Steamship Vulcan. Wilcox, Philadelphia
steamship FrancOuia. Bragg. Portland J. = Amea
Ship Resoue Nicsels. Csllao, Doesendorf Co.
sis ssis \! 81 f.: s; asS %s%S Fl
Bhs Asenors, white, Monieydeo. W. II. T. Hughes
Eng FTs dssss ssy siHS. s@Gs s Ssco
B B % Ass ITR, @ fi' 5 sa:sso. sa.s: Ts'a g. Fsd
Sss @ %Ps Sss.pss sI,sSs dss
Henry Ne.s,Sp wR,smo,s RG.,oo R,%ore w Chalmers
seRr Rr n. K. A1ehl smith, Nsw:Haven.
Sehr n Bloomfield, Hobbe Stamford
eS Hsiia1 q, with 6has q Franeiyn
siesn,hp WIN ? Clyde Scott Richmond City Point and Norfolk
s5P s. Ab,n, John, H. b. Pike lols Oct. L, With
Bark Evening Star iof Turks and Chick Guantanamo 20 days
Bark Ethan Allen (Of BOs,o Gsaey Old HarbO JAM 20 days.
BARK Jnre NO) M,,hle'on London 81 days with mdsA
Bark J. A. Bosni. B aker. Msrseies 81 days with udse
Bark Cssca Penny, Oh HaIbor JAM 20 DAYS with og"Ood
Bg Daisy BOntOn (O EasDor Patterson. Caienss days with
Bne @ Haa, McDous Messn, Dec 90 via Long Island
scS Broada BrtSu St Andrew, Is day, with lumbs.
Schr Robert Palmer weou Pensaco. IS days with lumber
scBooSERs-RiyER AND coAsIvsk.
Dwigi Davidson Haven. Adela Felicia, Newliayen
yer.nds New. Mary Tce New Haven
Daniel Morris. Sew-Haveu. y. A. Pike New Haven
Old Zack, New. Haven. j. d. Buckaes, New Haven
silAs Br.inard Haven NJ. NJ Hamilton, New Haven
Laura Robinson New Bedford Jacob kenEe, Virgins,
Commerce RsckaBd. L. H. Hopkins, Virginia
WIND-Sundown, light, S.B cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosTos March 25Anved steamship Roman from Philadelphia
brig. Rs h Butler Pou Glendale om Galveston sehr Abbis
Bursley, from Galveston.
PoKrE.s MosKoK March 2-Passed for Baltimore shr Susan
LswE. Del e5-Ssied bark from Ma,aur for New
York Arrived barAs Mariana V. from 'Ooa Beck from Bremen
TO Philadelphia.
NRwORIsAxs -Auved steamship S. Louis from New
York. Sailed. steamship Cortes. for New -fork.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuEsSsrowS March 2bThe Williams Guion steamship Nevns
FORSYTH from March for Liverpool and the Inmn
steamship CITY Of Antwerp Capt Bnon from Newfork March of
Liverpool both arrived here yesterday =, -, NJ
PIrnourH March 2-The Hamburg American steamship WsphAha
Cso swenseu from H. arrived At this port yesterday
and proceeded to Hamburg. -, ...t.
sourHAsrroS March 2SThe North German LLOYD steamship
Ohio Capt Bssse March 10 for Bremen touched h
port oa Saturday. p.,.,ni.
Capt Higgins March tor Glasgow arrived al 'hs Po
this morning -, pnowc
Baltimore March has arrived at Liverpool 49,, c.n,
LsgxPOOL March a5The Allen Line steamship 81 faues "'P"
n ephsa from Portland March 10, has arrived here
lFor Lalcsi ShsD hews sec tUfh faoeI
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.
TUESDAY. MARCH 26.

MAKCU
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 81
Europe and Liverpool. steamship
Supplementary Mail Pier No. 10 NJ
r. is closed at I:+5 p.
Prussan Closed Mail s sent by this line.
THURSDAY, MARCH %.
Mail, for T1ope Plymouth Cherb0urg Hamburg
ship ThuriDga OO Supplementary Mail Pier
foot Of Third ST., HobOken, is closed at LOO p.
All deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double POSTAGE
A Pussian Closed Mail ls sent BY this line
Mails for Havana steamship Moro Castle
p Supplementary Mail Pier NO. K, closed a.
$3.50 m. .
A deposited Supplementary Mail must be prepaid with
ble
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
THE BOARD OF HEALTH NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR
CLEANING THE STREETS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: THE TRIBUNE of this morning contains
the following statement by Mr. Schultz before the Public
Health Committee OF the Assembly: Judge Bosworth,
when in office, used his best endeavors to perform his
duty but stood alone the Board Of Health and as
fast as he gave order for work to be done, the next
meeting OF the would rescnd it,. The Board or
Health has power TO clean Streets and hence mas
neither ordered rescinded an order to clean streets
IL has however. constantly urged upon the street
Cleaning Commission which alone can enforce the ful-
fment contract and Of which Judge Bosworth Is
member the necessity Of having the streets thoroughly
and regularly cleaned. and Of compelling the contractor
10 remove the garbage beyond the city limits To every
effort of that Commisson and OF OF its members to
secure to NewYork clean streets the Board OF Health
has given the most cordial support. c.
March ~, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
LOST"

TO me Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: VIII you comfort distracted man by
inserting the following notice Lost, by my wife. on
board Barclay-st ferryboat during its tedious pas
sage through the ice last Monday her temper If found
by any one the long OF broadsoled, bfurcato
humanity who sat comfortably in the ladies' cabin while
she stood on small and untrustworthy footing viii he
please leave the at THE TRIBUNE Office to be called
for ONk WHO oUffbhs'
Ne,cark, March lG 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
DECISIONS-MARCU IS.

Supreme -Chdmbers-By Judge Cardozo.-
Mcmahon agt DaeyOer settled In the matter Of Ess Appen
heimer Fisher agt Philips
See with Cet Mcmahon sg granted Co.
CoyeuGrnted People rel Melton sg Gomet-See
with Clerk None agt. HeplnGntel Heider ss Dowlns
Gnted voorhees, sgt Nat Citizens BankSee mem With Cleri
Cusach agt hs~oAppcsion denied Scott agt Baehwes see
opinion Chi.sm sg Chissm opinion L1g is Reynols-
In ths application Of Wm
deuei the application Of Belts
~ vsssto ssusp dess IL tho matter VI e pehoa VI
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
ONE OF BERGH's MEN ON TRIAL.

Archibald II. Campbell, one of Mr.. Bergh's
deputies was charged IN Court of General Sessions
Yesterday, with beating Patrick Baxter with club at
Fffth.ave. and Thirty ynfh-st last October. Campbell
said that Baxter nterfered with him while he
deavoring to have lame horse detached from
Rage The jury failed TO agree and were discharged
fro III any further consideration OF the case.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

u.,s,.. x, "A x,r,t. .s.,ssmss rsnted Hodge sg sby-
s,e oyno Wagner a LvyMoon denied tbs matter oil 'o
petition o Symus o assessment-"raned .
Superior Court-Specdl Ierm-By Judge Sedgwick'
ymmons t e Al ATT OIren sheid-Oer granted Hunter sg
PLbsr-efault taken Hsekey sg HarA-The same "asn ss~
ssysr-Orer granting motion for attachment
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

proposeS III, think of changing the system for any
ohn, o"y more than they will think OF changing tns
Fundamental principles Of the e% se e IN har
many with every other at least 50 far as pubc once
ma 90icera ara concerned JSr'
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun r,e, 5.4 sun 6ls Moon se... s0
pAY-.M -
Sandy Hook Island. Oil Hell Gate Ferry. lEOO
Sandy Island. 93 Hell Gate Ferry ll2l
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
corpr cALgNDARs-THs DAT.

= ~ 49,
IN ApwfRALrY. .-BLArcHyoRD, j.
l38. .Nickerson agt Baldwin ct al.
l5O. Thomas sgt. Stsam'tug
Gen. W. NeMann.
iC5. .Bshcock et al sgt. Propeller
Electra.
IL. Commercial Steamboat Co.
agi. Fery.boat America.
1856. .Crandall sgt. Brig Wolf'ille.
IJ9. Phillips sgt. Steamboat Anna,
&c.
t7..Y. j. r. r. Transportation
Co. agt. Propeller J. Taylor.
%. johnson ct sl agt Schooner
J. ". Mcmillan.
I52. The United States agt. a lot
Of lumber.
.-B.RRRrT. "opens at l0t =. m.
1877. .Boneuinghausen agt. Leayitt.
lOO9i Rowell sgt. Wells.
1888. Bryant agt. Mckinney.
1891. ONO Hydro-CarbOn LightC 70.
agt. Les.
1913. .Tilden AIT. Fry.
1915. .StOhFn ct al, afm'L, sgt
American lbs. Go.
1922. Baltimore & Ohio z. II. Co.
agt. Baker ct al.
1923. Hewitt sgt. MackaY 4 ano.
1875. .HeWs agt. Schneider.
"Opens at III O. m.
3D3. Peck e al. ogt. Gardiner et al.
486. Morris agt. Kelly.
4l8. Hume agt. Sheen et aL
284. .Molback agt. Levy.
354, The ,Quaissics Nat. Bank OF
Newburgb sgt. WsddeD.
a56. .Elmendorf agt. Wilson.
478. Kirk act. GedHey and ano.
4S8, .Nollman agt. Bleecker-st. and
Fulton Ferry r. X. Co.
leO. .Svartz agt. Kelly and ano.
492. Ford g;.Kelly, Sheriff, ac-
rs and Calendar called at II m.
"a. .Gnlon ct al. agt. Feinery ct oil.
lO8. .McGuckln sgt. keOnigsberg.
l2l. .Carpton agt. Leland ct al.
IC7. Barr agt. ATovsmith, impPd.
l9l. .Buddensink agt Frost
J.-COurt opens al IL a. La.
ART I.-BARBoUR, CD. "opens
q. m.
ll35. .Heerbrandt et al. agt. hrahe.
1893. .schanck ct al. agt. BartelS
tI3J. quinn agt. van felI
1891. MallorT .gt. West Shore
Hudson River Railroad 20.
1888. Caldwell agt. The Hoichkiss
Brick Machine 20.
299. Davidson, tnls'e' agt' faTAer'
139. Blunt at. Marx.
1899. .Emmons agt. Marshall
l8iJ. .s.ess sgt. MOsbO0l
J.-Opens at II a. m.
90. Casper agt. O'Bnen, Sheriff,
&c.
3G3. .GOrhsm Manfg Co. sgt.
Fargo, Pres.
6l0. .StrOub agt. The Third'aye. X
Il. Co.
1916. Levy. adm'r. agt. New-Haven
Steamboat Co.
1926. Wan Allen agt. Story, lppI ID,
&c.
1912. Hayes agt. Brender.
1854. Anderson agt. Babcock
PART I.-J. +. DAILY, "opens
a. m.
ll63. Jacobs sgt The Merchants
Ins. Co
1876. MARITIME act. Quin. Adm'E
1885. Bauer, Adm'I L, agt. Mann.
23l. Campbell sgt. Richardson.
1894. .Fiiznmmons sgt. Kohner.
szt. Reynolds.
1897. Same agt. Leyinger.
1893. Same at, Sllleck.
J-Onens AZ il am.
1875. .Haywood aqt. N. Y. and Hsr.
lem r. X. Co.
1927. .GlendeDning agt. couary e.aL
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
BrookInn Real estate for Sale.

IN FLATBUSH, inst beyond the Brooklyn
line with low % minutes nom Fron Feny uneI
neghbohood close 70 Prospect Park 3siou BkCk
HOUSE with every Improvement for SALE BARGAIN ApPT 10
ROBT. 5. WALEBR, 20j Broadway, n. !.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

VERDICT AGAINST AN EXPRESS COMPANY
A verdict of $2,431 IA was rendered in plain
ts favor yesterday before Judge McCunn. in the suit
OF Elias Magnin agt N. B. Dinsmore, President Of the
Adams Express COMPANY TO the value OF box
0f watches shipped to Memphis Tennessee, In 1868. and
subsequently found In the lower bay at this port
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26


USIryp STATES DISTRICT COURT
l55. .Waugh ct al. sgt. Ste amboaf
Elm City.
"a. .Aumsch agt Schooner Creole.
kelly agt. Ferry-bO1t Man
hs.set.
IT6. .McGlinn agt. Steamer Argo.
I67. Hagen ct al sgt. Propeller
Esppa
l73. Irwin sgt steam-tag W. i.
Cheney.
17i. Bass agt. Stesm.tug w. L.
Cheney.
fs3. Ryan agt. Heckscher, jr.
60. Anthracite Insurance Go. OF
Pbils. sgt. Steam-tug Mag
ara.
e.. .Kemmels.lel sgt Schooner
Defiance.
SUPREME COURr-CRCuIr-PARr
1863. .Fellmsn ct al agt. Bruner ct
al.
I55. .Pippcy agt. Pond.
lO9i Clsncey sgt. Byroe.
1881 Perkins agt. Bernard.
1893. .RhinelAnder agt. Lowensteln.
ll4]. .O'Toole agt. Garvin e. Al.
$50. Anderson agt. Tnnno ct al.
1853. Muller agt. BottDer.
lI27. .Danbury National Bank sgt. |
Moser.
1890. .Stitt sgt. Little.
92l. Smith agt. Osborn. !
Part II.-BRADY. j.
6i2. Moss agt. O'Brien, Sh a., &c.
tJ21. .Groetriuger agt. RosenthsL
70. Atlantic Mail s. ). Co. agt. |
Central Am. Transit Co.
3Gl. Gelpeke ct al agt Quentall.
s9ii schepler agt. Preuss ct al.
$50. .Rothschild agt. Pemberg, ct al.
"a. Bliss ct al agt. Levy, i'm.
pleaded.
1921 Lester agt. Union Mfg. Co.
800. Alexander ct al agt. Lewis.
2t.Ilicks agt. Cleveland.
CH.NBEas-CARD0ZO, J-Op'
22. The Francestown Soapstone
Co. agt. Hartford ct al.
e8. In the matter Of the applica-
ton Of WIN. Mcmahon.
%. Merritt agt. Scott ct al
SPECIAL TERs-BARsARD
Adjourned 20 Thursday, March ~.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM
eE IL
1917. .Luckey sgt. Cannon.
1873. Waldheimer agt. LOwenstein.
1857. .Hynes agt Denrker, ri 81.
l65. Carroll sgt. o'BheD, sheriff.
&c.
sIg. .Pans, et al. agt. Peek et nj.
793. Murphy sgt sharpe. impPd'
&C.
1899. Miller, admir- act. Derr.
1879. Collins sgt. Mullin.
1879. Main agt. Tallmao.
1863. .Daee sgt. The New-Jersey
Southern Railroad 60.
PART u.-MCCCSS.
1869. Ely agt. OBrien. Sheriff. &c.
100. Andrews agt OBrien, Sher-
il. &c.
$40. .Sayr agt. O'Brien, Sheriff, lc.
624. Herbert agi. Pell.
8f3. .Talcott aet. Belding.
50. Glare agt. National City Bank
ofE.Y.
al6. .Reade agt. Clarke et al
I0i6. .Schwensnshe sgt. Masterson.
1913. .Scheurrnsn, &c. agt. Aslty.
COMMON PLBAs-TRIAL TERN
at IA
Go. Dart ct al agt. Walkeret. al
10. Peabody agt. SpegerA
lO65t SchOtt agt. Wright
1879. Moore agt. Rand.
lOl5. Elliott agt. The Broadway
and Seyen,h-sye. X. X. Co.
1863. .POr agt. Stilweil.
liO9. .Rothrnan agt. O'Bhen, Sh'f..
sc.
PART H.-vAS BRUS1
1903, Harrison agt. Gardiner, IN.
1883, White agt. The Cont
mental Nat. Bank.
1894. Burke sg.. Gsriner.
1853. .Mulford agt. Hitchcock
1895. Cameron agt. Hart
Ii43. .Milnom sgt. New-York and
New.Hayen X. X. Go.
1874. .Fannenblum sgt Nigel
PART H.-CURTIs. J.-0pep
-. .WaschawskY agf. LIGHT.
e225. .Bollman agt. Donovan.
829l. Robe agt. Moore.
9l53. .NcGucken agt. Foster.
1888. .McDeyitt act. Cassidy
1888. Block sgt. Heymsn.
g7l7. .Parmlee agt. Brennan
8l24. Marx agt. McCallun.
8l17. w einthal agt. Vail
834O. Day agt. Smythe.
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS
tonic Arata. manslanghter; James
berry; James Casey. John Hunt,
burglary; John Morgan, John OR
assault and battery; Joseph Maggi
Mccormack, DO. William McKay,
william Brown two cases), DO. ; I'd
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
Isporisd dqfIy oalu f,r Tn, Ty,Lun,
Ciln Real Gsiate for Sale.

A positive SALE byAUCTI0N, on TUESDAY
~ MARCH 26tb At No. III Broadway, Of POUR GRAND I'D
LEvARD LOTS e. Bghty.seoondst Thee er,n ~.
Hudson. They ready At 70 improve
separately Liberal Terms Maps Of V. h STEVENSON
SON Aucioueers, No. II Pne-st
A HOUSE FOR SALE-In West Twenty.
N 6hs between Seventh and Eghihaves four stories Eaa
basement with all the modern Improvements and npe ors
1T MAY liberal amount can remain on bond aud nos
Apply to JOSIAH S. LEyERETT Co, S5 yoLa-st
A FREE REGISTER, with particulars Of
N 700 HOUSES and BUILDING LOTS Tor SALE and to LE u.
tanng City Map etc. ETC., gratis v.K- STEVENSON
Real Estate Auctoneers aud Brokers. II Rs<
DROADWAY PROPERTY for SALE, or %
I'D LEASE of yea-The very desirable properly
No East Twenyhri-st frontage fweniyhiis % e, yN
lars apply to EDMUND COFFIN. q CedsE-st
EOR SALE-In Harlem, small 3-story and
basement brick HOUSE No. 32 East 0nebundred asl.s1t
good order Gsesss neghborhood couTerien,
and boats furniture with privilege Of large gea
croquet lawn in biA e. lHear
JAMES STEERS owner al the house, or 90 Eser-st
HOT AIR and VENTILATING REGlSTEN
New ard beautiful designs and superior quality AL niesa
requested TO examine them or send for cataggue
WM G. CRBAMER son, - PhtSt,EL
MORNING SIDE PARK PROPERTY
FOR SALE
THREE LOTS north side Of ONBHCNDREDANSI
TEENTHsT each 25IloO located 100 feet east Of NTHAyE
grade street 100 feet vide. Apply to
WM. SINCLAIR IT,, ]P1es
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
Uestrbesier Gountp Real estate for Gal

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
N for SALE accommodating within an hour % 0
HewYok in wescbester County containing 400 acres s Es
state of cultivation no land splendid MANSION 10 ee e
deep perfect order; also Buing ~ By o si,niM
clubhouse academy 60 level ground, nbe M nee
track also and MIL IL feet head Of water neEefs g
barn and stable for hundred heal Of cattle four ps
pear orchard all grated and choice iro l
all in order and grounds Ofnamenta pure Waef
parts the house In every respect gentemans establishment M
for beah is unsurpassed anyShee the atmosphere ep ' %
taken part payment Address WILLIAM DAVIS. Tribune Oa
A HOUSE FOR SALE-With about half acr.
~ LAND plenty nt miles from eity two minutes ron U"
at Tuckahoe, " Y Harlem Railroad possession Immediately
c. A. H0DGHM
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE-For city q
BROOKLYN propey-A desirable COUNTRY SEAT and PAkh
acres at Chappaqaa miles from NesYork by Harlem Raro z
5000 j. X POWELL 70 tIes
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTIES
w FOR SALEWitbin TO 10 minutes OF Mott aye5 heis
Mosans fremont Ponham White Psins, and Rye Depos Ps
ranging $4,000 Parties desiring 20 purcase e
full Information By applying TO HUGH " CAMP ioo broA' V
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
SUBURBAN HOMES. ).

-Four % Is. sas u eycr eome % 80. F,sss b.
CentsI r. K ofNs For isfornsnea ,,s is.,., ~ - =.
ON tss lae sp,lJ 70 A. v. A0fh ii' b'os''-
New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

I'D
mansaugheri James Whan rape Patrick heee ROB
bery; Casey John Hunt Richard Bohn do Peter Weir
Morgan John ORorke John Mkenna fonou
and battery Joseph Maggie, do Eva Riifor DO Thomas
william clses) Edward Haggey John Hagger! do
Daniel BssIey. George Harman, fOnious assault and battery
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-28

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thinner frtn uuo ournebm, fGun friter
ols LANCER 5etner, une isbt aIs 5srr Sa
rcnm
Dtsits angsnsbme 0rlprdh fsl In
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bic BsIsuhtung mar alfc, it nahrsm mar
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ittae Orer uuor9snebme
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rem 8udtn fret ju tulten unp babIt ilG
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fec Guserudtf, sIst&;ettis abrr beba&ts
sr, ta6 bic 5sufsr Der Srun pOn S&nau.
fer ni&t nett entfsrnt warsn.
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matts cem 2bore 3u nSb'rn, mar obsr
aud BON Isinea 0senern b!mtrtt mo BEN,
bsnn Der, wslGtr tbn ;usrit In DIR 8,Rau.
ration b'cbdttst unD pann NIT pem Na-
men v6ieader" ansslprUhsn bate, fdsir
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bobsn 20 70 ffltmm niht por NIT Ctr.
g4tr pousn etufa6 Gbslutt baItsn init
Dir unb unltrsn GttiIst + boleu, fsn
Du els galmoFtmateu / Der GbapruTs
abSsbanoiIt II. Iats pOtl, nur mir
Drst ben anusrsn f4IuSsa mir RE
Gtaqs s."
Gintm t1rbsfans'nen tatte piflltt&t
otsfss antrbtstsn In 8ttra6t Der cbpals
tenbtn 8srbdltniGs aunsbmbar unb nt&t
unbiGlta sslhisurn. Ssi 8antbubfi mar
bas ntdtt rer Saa. Gr fubr NIT Der 5anp
In feline Sruittafde, tnpsm er elstG,sttig
siu.n Sttt 3urddtrat..
.GaB itsdsn", rtsf jiBt Der fsinsr 5stnbs,
Der itG srR fpatsr ju tem Grfsn esfuuhsn
bate, nlae itsdsn, lona wirb 60 niGt gut!
Gr fpra6 niht aus, brnn 3attbubti
bate bic 6anp, pbne 0afTs. pieber Der.
ucrssscssn, mari id NIT 8IiBssi6nsllr
auf fstnsn @tansr unb psrItbts psmislbtn
sbsn 70 RAID bic btlitbhn Spst SGlags,
une bann stneu nttt mtnpsr aussnsbmrn
Stoe.
\ *GtsIufs baItsn StriIuns iitsr tas ssROb-
ltne Gut.
t Gbrief, Gntbtl an her 9sutr.
/ galmaITsmdtttn, anfibrer Der DiebtsstIeIl.
fGaft rrmantif9 aussseridt: ,RGubrrbaupt-
mann"
Gbapruiis, Disbssrirai6aft tis ganbt.
T Abssbanerlt, unirri6lasru, sslfGblsu.
NsbnIt1 ME ,banbsIn", piro absr IpUisll
9sbrnu6t prnn elmer oeer mrbrsre brr Eirbs5-
gsuoHsn bic ltbrissu bri brr SbriIuns res gtau.
bss ubrrpUrtbtiItn.
(5OrtirBuns fUIst)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-28
Gin. gBtIt. Qusi1taunn lcn NIT b

- Gtnt @slt' QusaslIuns Icq nit tsr
tunNsriiitrtssn SutsIfstsr rsr llnubtdn'
sts!ets Grtldruns her Ser. Staatsn
rsI6e I'm Sabre 1876 su p6iIaesIphta
itdhtnesn wtrp, psrtuubsn wsrrsn. ge
III I'm 8Orfblas stn G,sbduOe fur ptsfslbs
,u errt6tsn, wsl6cs so Elder @rurp Re.
psdrn Ioq, unt iitsrbaupt isne ausfsGuna
su Der 9rubartieftn 3u MAIDEN, wslts j.
setaItsn rurbr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-28
SSirtbS= unb 6oGfbamS.

DIR llnttr3ti6astt smpitbIt Isinsn GrsGnesn
unb ben Dtuti6tu iibrrbaupt ltin AT Ter 3af-
fOnifraBt, ObsrbaIb Der Nain, SySs Yarl, aeIrat.
mes eOfal, no Ts ftts bic ttlsu 4ftrdnIs Surtfn-
ben tpsreen.
SOlits etute f0nnsn iebsrlsit srtt apa unb
9petS eaIrIb trbaltsn.
aub ptrttn In benz Btb6ute nrtenan ale In
las SattIufa6 siui&Iassubeu arbsittn auarfer.
tist pstr rtparirt. 25u9
antreas 965n.
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GOnraO @en3el,
wstersbura
Gambler In

pIFfD-1 WIIFH- uHD NupIrE-tUdaEfHj
bat allt In fsiu Sad sinI6Inssnssa grtiFsI In BE-
fer AuaIitGt Ittt5 pprr1ibig.
9auorbsit.n, ipie !. Q. 8It@tG&tr, 9tssn spu
@as- uHb @a1errBbrrn unb GbnIiGs Arbfitsn
ptrbsn belonbers pinitli@ unb gut auessfibrt.
aar metne aIrbrit III mad t&t brutl&tr Art
gut une hausrbaft.
8sfsauussu nsbmen rntssstu bic btrrru
@m. Srufs, penn aSrnur uub 8rirbr. Dsf-
9sl, Gebarffraes.
(@tl6GftsIOtul In pettr SSGfrrs Saus, &c.
gsniiber pOn Grirbrit Jabtr.) 20ap7f
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-03-28
Germania Halle.

giutnt SsrrbrttH pubIifum bic rrsstsue Nn.
ittSt, has obigts, nabe BEN Depot eeIretnt 9UFal
utu tingsrittrt une ttorutrne Scrf1Snrrt pprben
4 un6 unttr her psiiung brs llntrrItihusttn btm
btutittn Yublitum tsst Eitstr Oftn febt.
Die 3tit her fermtIltn GinptibuHS piTb fpG-
ter btfannt srmatt.
Das aussrjeituGte ,,Srbsfripn" une eirG
burbaTsifrnbt gentiIation TaCbtn tisIts 2UIJ
~ htm au8tHftmasn gufsuitaltepri in b'n
SidbL U0inN 9pbn 2ibIcr