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New-York tribune., 1872-09-24

Yesterday With otsng Bdret cOnroy ace II handsome smg'nt
dayug ,be He ms name
VIA Ard son admitted that be Francis o. h
Of married 70 "
Alderman Plunkeit in hT ComEon Council Chamber
The explosion Of gas meter last evening, ln t,o AZ
oesr Of the ioursoy brick hose NO. lH Ihri,r'e & ss
Which damaged te stock dry goods store Oft Wehen
fny insured 49, explosion Of kerosene lamr IN ue spafmeu
e arpe on tie second No as FJlrihaye canse
slight ere evening 6re OF upkuow ogn oeure On ln
Of the boarding house No I'LL East twenty M eeS
damage TO f.ruliure 500 damage to buldiag. sIoOo
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
GRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

. Councilman Dowd Of Boston, who shot of one
Of recently while hunting died Sunday Of eysPeS
William Stevens, a inspector on the Boston
Railroad killed yesterday Readr by bis head srk
ing bridge while he looking of from platform
IA Helena, Montana, dispatch states that party
the Crow the 2st nst and killed DE
Forest and Crow qaaws and Of the stock at the agency
1t is supp sed that Dr. Thomas l.. Doyle of
Providence Thursday by the sinking OF boat
sailing the ba Tie sonken boat las been oun
bat Dr. DOYLE has not been heard from.
"A fire occurred at Osceoa, Pa, yesterday to-
feet Of lumber and 500 90 feet Of hemlok
owned by Walker Lathop OF Corning Loss S4V0oO Insurance.
S25,OJJ. The ere caused by lgltning.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
RACE OFF NEw-ROCHELLE.

The third race between the sloop yichts
Maud and Walter F. Daylds sailed Off New-R0hele
Harbor yesterday afternoon and resulted in victory
for the W. f. Davds The course from stake
boat in Echo Bay and around boat anchored OIL the
southwest point of Captains Island and return The
yachts set of nearly together, on the flying start
and at the stake-boat both held almost e1-
actly the same position as the start the Dayids Keep
ing close in the wake Of the Maud. On the h0meretcn
the wind was aft and the yachts sailed wing and wing
The Davds slowly OyeThaued aud passed her rival but
passed the line scarcely four lengths ahead. The
was very close and but for the 40 seconds OF time allow
ance due the Dayids would have lost the race. The
Davds was declared the winner by 4G seconds time
allowance. -
The official time is as follows:
Name stake boat heturn lAetlAl une'
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
BROOKLYN.

Prospect Park visitors, last week, 1862
The 2sth Regiment practiced target-shoouhg' aV
Myr,eaye. Park yesterday.
Richard Van Vieldan, age 6, who was arrested lor
alleged burglary was dsehsg yesterday by Justice BHehe' VINO
hell that the lax d not consider boy OF that capable oi committing
Police Capt Mullen says that he violated no oruer
- the in allowing Justice Eos court officer to take one
Of his prisoner, from the COURTROOM on s'ad1J
morning -, -, ,,z
The appeal in the suits of Mrs. Jane Madden MIS-
y s,pier, and Mrs Kelly. against the Staten Island Rail
road Company was argued before the General Tern or the CITY Court
yesteriay' 80. -.-t,-.
The City Railroad Company is building new stables
90 $40 feet in sire FTankns Greenpont Inc structure wi" oo
10 m h with frontage Of 800 feet and will accommodate S Lor'es
The mael Is Philadelphia back, anu the estimated cost 7J
A sort Of floating veocipede on the Lake at Pros
nee; Park f,ris much IL is small boat pro-
e by rotating by with the feet Of the boatman
II high speed and turned around VIII renarAaoe ease
IL is stated by member of the New-lork Board
OF Pilot Commissioner upper pier building near Fulton
Ferry on this .e Of the direct violation Of stipulation made
by Mr Marin Hoffman when the Governor gel b oI
the Of This Is the hrt breaA ever ade ~ he AOOi
line established By the Legislature In l5o'
The will of the late Hicks Post Of Gravesend came
M for probate n the Surrogs Court yesterday but contested
He leaves property valued 5OO and by the terms Of his Sl all
was 10 20 to l widow subject only the equstou that she should
properv care M children. The contestants the i've children
nv his and they aege the time he made his will
he was not 10 condition Of minds that the Will was not Ntese
m e prescribed by law; that fraud and coercion were piio
held In undue restraint when he signed 'e suel@
~. iUurued fOT tWO
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
RELIC OF THE NETS.

BosToN Sept. GA bottle was picked up on FIJI
DAY .,t near Wood, Hole containing dated Aug 90 in which
The writer saws he was passenger on the Nets wrecked that
morning. that he then raft alone Ae writing that DC
had wife and children be concludes the letter follows;
Il is lonely die wilhoa, friends you sueh place az this
Ma God an native OF Newcastle Penn an
not Tel ny friends this. So goodbye all Az alone al
alone.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
THE BEACON PARK RACES.

Boston, Sept. 23.-The Beacon Park races,
postponed last week, begun to-day, and two
OF the four successfully concluded For the
threeminute purse there nine entries but only six
started The race was won by Hiram Woodruf's g. m.
Highland Maid beating CarrOlfs b. K. Captain second
Bings'sibr g. Victor, third and Webbers Dr. x Ho%est
Brock Dnnklee's blk. e. Ned. and Bigey's b. m Grace
Tme-1.40 2:3s 24O The second for horses that
never beat 24O in three straight meats Dy MoI
cester's b. <. Sam. Curtis Bigleys D. IN Lazy men,
worth. second, and Dunklee's blk. &. Wagram third
Tme-2IO., 2:43, 2:4Ol.
FLEETWOOD RACES.
FLEETWOOD PARK Monday, Sept 23.-Purse, 500; ;
mile heats best three in I've FOR horses that have never
beaten 2:5O:
H. Casey's blk. n. Lady Byron........... !
J 5urhys 4. N Fanny ............'ss's'
Owners en- m Saraiogs..................
J. y. ROien's b. Z. Magma Chara......... 81"
J. RAWLINGS T. ID. Lady Brown. ..........2 BRO
Time-2.i5, 2.46i 2:il 2;i3 2;4J 2:--
sy Dlr-Match SgJ mile heats best three Eve, In harness.
w. 4. Weekss e. g Tom Wonder.........''''''
j. Murphys blk. &. Detective ...............''. :
Time-2:a94. 2:5O 2:46, 2:49.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24

Breroort Houso-Prof. Silliman Of Yale College;
FUL HotThe Hon. Rohers C. winthrop and Edmund
Quincy Of Bos,cn Hon Homer Nelson Of PouehkeePe g.
Buhne Haven, D. b. ST. John Of Sewbugh Major hossa oi
British Army snd Gen Hsgue u > .ADeHdrk HottISo-
the ot John Slnley Of England. james HoSenAof mHu
den Of MdeoWn n Gey House Gen Eli S Parker OF COZ
pectieg COLEMAN H0se- Rr MAYOR Berre OF Washington
NhoLs Hol-rhe Hon John Nes Of Emira the iou John n
Tompi n, OF Aabana ald A. MGriock Of MsssppL clre'
jftl ospte.. De Dion Of Pans Metropolitan HoteJulge NJ
Trbbai, Of Nsr York HqieW FoyI Of Bosion
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24

,b .hsc,,,.rs ,o that Institution, who avsed them
selves OF it's information. were not yicnisen ne pr
paer On their uotrOns which were prevented Dy an aP
t.,g1s sof fHap
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
THE CONSPIRACY AGAINST MERCHANTS.

THE CONSPIRACY AGAINST MERCHANTS.
Referring to an article on this subject which
appeared IN recent issue, we learn from McKilop&
sprague Co. that all We have stated, and MORE is
record at the Office OF The Commercial Agency. The
movements Of the gang were known and watched. aud
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24

TRIUMPHANTLY AHEAD-The Fall style of
Gnemens erang topics Of the hour That Of
KSoxs distinctly ahead and the demand for his hats is decidedly and
unquestOnaby popular store No. 22 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24

For a stylish and elegant hat, go direct to
the manufaeturer EsrESscHRID, lib HassAusL
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24

"The trials of n hOusckeeper' arc never ex
peheucei by those nlo use DooLEys YEAsr PowDEE-
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24

Visit f. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeing
Ofce Broa1way sie Of Boons st. branch
Broiiway dresses shaa seqaes feathers gloves beAa
uuly cleaned; pants. vests. cleaned like
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
IAnnOmeemenIaI
BURNETT's FLAvoRING ExTRACIs,-The best.


HEADS WITH SOMETHING IN THEM.-If one
good or what best and how make
the himself he should consult competent PhreuOOS Charts
are given daily at No. $50 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
HOME NEWS.
ppnM1EENT ARRIVALS.

Thermometer YESTERDAY AT DICKrysoSs IN PARE-Row
sAm-7Jo Eoou-sOe 3Em.-eJo MdHight-CS'
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

HUHoN.-The fair of the Columbia County Agri-
euurl nd Hoeuu. Association will open in this city to-day With
the usual a Of horse speed aud foot race Tue
fair and pors will be continued and Thursday There
deae unusually 6ue exhibition Of stock poultry fruit and
other IN and garden PRODUCTIONS
KSGsoS-Dunnz brief thunderstorm yesterday thunderbo
de.erndd and entered shd attached TO NJ ianVers Hotel Moses
huocked doSn Frer nsensbe when
picked thought be viii One Of the hoes which
was Vaable, VAS Allied
NEwpEoH-JeremiAh Reagn farmer 60 drove bis team into
pond At ComsA sunday night aud dIosHd lie la
toIeais.
PouoiKEErK Plinek San2hny faFmln Of the HW.on River
Riost vas sack by nlk tTaiR Rhnbee Sauday ngu
and aIlkL
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
LONG ISLAND.
RvrRuEAp.-The suffolk Count.

RyERHEAD.-The Suffolk County Agricultural
s has changed the programme Of its Fair which will take place
oct apdL Mr. Greees address will be delivered at p m on
Tlursily instead Of evening, at first announced
cvx Cave NJ Lincoln School Commissioner Of the lst Dis
~ ~ ue Conty will to visiting the schools Of
%, ster Bly AMI North Hampstead.
GRgEyPoKrAn addition to be built on the Long Island Railroad
Comuauy.s wharf, Aj by IS feet In size
J,.,c-The Greens County Courthouse Commissioners VIII hold
A meeting here to-day.
ye Asp CrY-The seeord Of the Cts Court wi" begin on
MONDAY, Oct .....,.,.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
NEW-JERsEY.

JrpsEY CITY-The Police Commissioners met,
yesterday appointed Abbott and s. D. Ransom Counsel TO the
R committee designated to confer with tae counsel non all
l questions involved the procedure OF the BoafL'''
The BODY Of Lawrence Hines, old man. residing az
No 80 PymouhsL, found ia the Hnson Hysf n,a
IN sy Deceased very ntemperate lately aud mad
suicide By cutting his throat sanuei
M.n.han a Ptnisylyana Central Railroad empoye, wa,
the Nashngtonst CROSSING yesuay anu
gbt lgi at Norrs wharf yesterday aud Seriously Injured
la FOrge held in bail Yesterday charged win
mont of n collected Ior Naon Brothers OF NO o.
Monteomer.t by whom be employed " lhe city deot II
incslng SJfl5JO water debt snd ~o,5VO OVhHea
S city assessments ios streets and sewers Is
s4,49i,JlB.
P,rER-John Carroll Of No IS Jersey committed yester
day Tor ua and probably fatal assault on his vie Ihe Recorder
deposition Yesterday af hos
Marshas Who attempted TO commit suicide ~ cut
g his toat on saturday Is out Of Sergeant heee ani
Oacer, ami Tre0l captured youthful gang 0l
burglars a Orlando Thnts barn, between the Enc hhl'
Way and sraght.s., al early hour yesterday morning.
They me their names Edward scsnlon, Thomas heyS
George VINES Andrew gan Stephens One hundred and
valuable CONS were ound IN scan
lad three warrants been Issued Tor seanon
an Indictment iof osLJ c'
clothing 10 CrOss-st anohet or bufk
AZ and Gtandsts and the third for oher-
also held charge oi assAuIns
Constatl Brag Of the second Ward on Sept H.
HEwAB-John Haley diyer employed by shander Son was
yeserday and dragged Tor nearly pieA
the through Bergen Tunnel yeseay, Tell from
coal tnu ani had his legs taken od thought ms injuries
are denhemer visited the Industrial EGhbon yvsier-
day mormg.
NEWItuas-eury g. Hourse Chief Engineer Of the Midland
RaSa from Midland tram, Yesterday and ~ attempting 10
cross BY the Nyaek express
snteousy injured lie conveyed to TIE sisters Hospital IN
jersey Cy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-27

sch Nellie Payne. Payne vinahaven for New York
Vim stone 10 order
s schr 9 Bsbcock, johnson, Boston for New York.
S Sh Anderson Davis, Providence TOR New YORK.
S cnnr " ooley. Jones, Boston for New York..
Schr kindberg, Thomas. Provldence for New York.
SScnnr rIo9man, Jones, Providence for New York
Scnr DELI En9nsn, Kelly, New London for New YORK.
Sh me nsinnan Avery New London for New YORK
Schr Amena, Mott, Huntington for New York.
Schr Mm Tic. lice, Bristol for Philadelphia
scbr Marn weaysr Ps River for Baltimore
schr James Rayles. Arnold Providence Tor New York
Schr James Cahi, Haliock New london Tor New York
schr CARLISLE cracp.r Sag narSor tor New York
Schr Bleecker Carpenter, stoninqton for Nsv Vorr
Schr Ewood Doran. Jarvis Providence for Nav yorr
S S Ern, , Hrnompson New London for Alexandria
schr Fd. We s Wells New hsysn for New York
Schr Ontario, Barber Providence for New York ~
Scnr sarah Purves, Brown, Providence for New York
schr Darius Eddy. Jones' New Haven for New YORK
Scnr SlIas Mcloon, Spear. Newport for New York
schr Chsr0tte Chase, New London tor New York
Scnr Ann pole, Ruuce. Providence for New York.
schr Sosepnne Caswe Narraganse Pier for New York.
Schr Marshal Perrin, Bennett New Bedford New York
Schr Ihomas Jenerson Bloxom Stamford for New YORK.
Scnr enterprise, Mott, Rosyn for New York.
Schr Ella Sammfs. Huntington for New York.
Schr Mercer. WATSON, Bridgeport for New York
Schr Hudson. Chase, Fall River for New York.
Schr Adde Murchie WATSON. New Haven for New York.
schr Barrenger Conklng. New Haven for New York.
schr Mangam. Chase New Bedroro for New YORK.
steamer Doris, Younc. Providence New York, with
ndse and passengers, TO Isaac Oie.
Steamer Centlpede, Wiets. Boston for Philadelphia.
BOUND EAsE
steamshin Nereus Resrse. New York for Boston,
Schr Vulcan, Perkins, New York for New Haven
Steamer United States, Davis New York for FAN River.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-27
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 20, 1879
CLEARED.


Steamship Europa Br Campbell, Glasgow Henderson
Bros
Steamship Virgo, Buckley Savannah Murray, Ferris
Co.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, Charleston-H Morgan
Co.
Steamship Isaac Bell Brakeman, City Point and Rich.
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship VIM Clyde, Drew, Norfolk, City Point and
Observation-Disclosures Co.
ship Co.
Steamship Title, Deering. Boston--C H Mallory Co.
Steamship Nereus. 6earse Boston--H + DnmocK
Bark Yankee NG). Klugenbere Rio Janero via Richmond
-Funch, Edge 4 Co.
ray, Jr.
Bark Carlton, Macarthur Matanzas-- Brett, Son Co.
Brig GEN. Neal, Barbados-D Trowbridge Il Co.
Brig Louisa Price (Hay) Wilson, Cape HaytiR Murray
Brig Hiram Abif, Tib5ts Havana-MiIer 4 Houehton.
Brig 9 Goodrich, Look Cardenas-Mler 4 Houghton.
schr Danntless. Coombs, Barbados-Mler 4 Houghton
Schr 1zetta Smith, Jacksonvie-W Ray.
4 Co.
schr Isle Of Pines, scul, Yorktown, va-Overton Haw
ktns.
schr Adde Ryerson, Pike, Boston, jed Frye 4 Co.
Schr Caroline Cornelia, Crowley Providence-Racke
Bro.
schr Thos Owen, Simpson, Bridgeport-wayden 4 Co.
Schr G Acken. Mead, Stamford.
Steamer L Biddle, McCue, Philadelphia
Steamer Sarah, Jones, PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer U Walker, sherein. Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-27

inquiry the open violation Of parliam entary law IN
the formation and constitution or the committee
Will not be permitted TO become precedent here
aIter. When law Is sacrificed individuals may for
moment triumph but II Is at the loss OF great SAFE
guard for the good OF all. CHARLES SUMNER.
Mr. SUMNER offered to file with his protest copy
OF his speech In the senate.
Senator HAMLIN then said he would administer
the oath to Mr.. Sumner. when Mr. Sumner said he
declined to take 1t.
Senator CARPENTER moved the protest be nled and
tomorrow at hafpast ten. which motion was then
agreed TO.
the purchase OF arms and mis- interest In the same.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-27

win tomorrow visit the ts4or forum cations about
new York and subsequently the torpedo station at
wnletps Point; Wat rhe West Point Military
Academy ana tne spr0 gneld arsenal.
rresidenr ial Nominations.
Inc riesiaent sem. the following nominations to
the Senate today:
rai OF sIeampo ts Thomas Ii. Streets, to be assist
'n po sS,aeSa the navy; 60. n. o,
John ' Snsr 's-Henry 9. Smith, a pomer0y, ohio;
Sasannes Nj c E. Oregon Mi "'li'am h0"ana'
To Territorial Judges.
ING Attorney General to- day issued crcpaar TO
eD itoral Judges, calling attention to representa-
Wv ms made to him that some OF them live outside
heir respective districts and informs them that
is vioeAion OF law, and they must reside within
their District, and not leave It, except upon leave
gran.cd by the Attorney General.
81. Louis Harbor.
~ Hons. F. p Blair. G.. A. Einckelnburg, J. b. Hay
ana Erastus Wells appeared before the Committee
on Commerce to-day to urge That an appropriation
be made for the harbors OF ST. Louis and Alton and
| on the Mississippi River, between Alton and the
mouth OF the Ohio River. recommended by the
Board OF Engineers In their report recently submit
ted to Congress.
Lighthouse Appropriations.
The House Committee on Appropriations this
morning had under consideration the lighthouse
appropriations, and heard the argument OF Mr.
Bggs, OF Delaware, In favor OF lighthouses on thai
coast The Signal Service appropriation will bt
| considered Thursday.
| The Free Lisl.
The Ways and Means Committee further discussed
the free list, but did nothing important.
Comptroller Hulburd's Case.
The Banking and Currency Committee have ended
the examination OF the Comptroller Of the Currency,
and WIN shortly report to the House. probably by
simple resolution.
The Custom House Inquiry.
The New York Custom House Investigating Com
mittee examined General Palmer al length to-day
on political matters as connected with ex-Collector
murphy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-27
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR THE GREAT GENEVA
WATCH COMPANY ''1' a

The combination Of jewellers under the lead Of the a,s
reporting Tribune was again sgnay defeated in opcn Cont
yesterday. Wild with fears future ruin from the m
IN which the Great Geneva Watch Company we're unerse
the sale OF the Geneva Watches low a figure " 'F
The head of Tiffany Co. was called IA an cxpert
yesterday. He states Court that watch which soId
at az BROADWAY for Sd In all respects equal to those
sod py otner Jewelers. Tor $2o This clear victory for
the Geneva Watch Company. The case pcstponcJ tj
Monday, when the defence will begin ana this ronspraev In
light ~ w ~ 10 ""e
The sale OF the Watches and Diamonds will st) conouc
Despite the dsaRreeabe weather of yesterday the
M III day. and large sales were rapidly made writ
Yen guarantee given with each watch Sold warrantjno IN
pc sod gold or silver The Diamonds which are gems az bc
n waller are sold at figure about half inc repuar
Ecu ~ VINO would procure genuine diamond or GOOD
~ ''''' W. D''""""J NJ
10 jewellers purchasing these watches nv The do,en AZ,
count OF one per cent will he made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-27
FIRE IN PORT LEYDEN.

PORT LEYDEN, N. Y, March 20, 1872.
A destructive fire occurred in this village last
night destroying the Sylvester block and contents.
The loss is S24, 900, and Is insured for $40, 900.
Riggs block was also consumed. Loss, $4,000; H.
sured for So, 000
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s HIPPING NEW S
Almanac for New York-Thls Day.
CEAN STEAMERS,

un rises. zee. 8 SO Moon rises. ..eve 20
I'm sets. ...... 10 High water morn 10 OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-27
SAILED.

Steamships Virgo for savannah Charleston Charleston
Clyde Richmond, &c; Isaac Bell, do.
Wind at sunset NE, fresh.
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DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIi.
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MISC ELLANEOUS.
A ANNOUNCEMENT ONCE Of tho
GERMAN-AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
1v9 Broadway.

IA aERMAN.AMEarcHaaN' f 1s # ths COMPANY,
i's bFG new Yonx March rs, 1872
special meeting of the Directors Of this Company the
following preamble and resolutions were unanimously
whereas It has pleased Almighty, in His profound wis
Te VS
tue
and severe bereavement and that we impore kind Prov
g. most Ss solemn sSss,
oa f0@s
ia %es1sns hss. ;s.ss ssesy ana s
time time with ruinous consequences over our indus
Resolved That we deeply deplore losing
in the the new me he ec
warm an interest," and whose advancement he SO earnestly
That token Of tn; esteem and respect
Re! and handed
6s Se published s affDfi daily
A EDWARD D. BAssFoRD's. COOPER INSTITUTE.
Goo LASS CITY
IA ~ raj given a. Of saving Of al least y per cent
So s. g for Sui So! 81 Kitchen Cooling Utensils.
for B bossa f sa4. Sss. sss, T FsTs
s5Sfora Dozen Pure Nickel Silver Tea Spoons.
S0fo a Dozen Hood Glass aoblets
ironing and Kitchen Tables Wash Tubs, &C. Bassfords
e na rSsa al
A BsoLUrE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
N the courts OF different States. No publicity Advice
FREQ Notary f sis cd s % Srs ss
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
"A different States Dcseron &C., sufficient cause. No
gSsss required No fsa5 until ofns9 % 40
BARGAINS IN TEAS, coFFEEs, GROCERIES AND
Provsons warrantedso sui the palate the pockets
OF the million. THOMAS X. A1NEW,
$50 Greenwich street. New York.
C>ORNs yrNroNs v.uc vvy .,c,,v> ,,,,,rs a.
cured without pain Patients attended their residence
wnen desired ANNlHILArOR Corns, &c. BY mail 80
cents DIX. RICE, 2l0 Broadway, corner Fulton street.
W. vANDEwATER
e. OFFICE, CABINET AND MERCANTILE FURNI.
TURE MANUFACTURERS
63 Ann and l63 william street. New York
THE JEWELLERS CONSPIRACY
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR THE GREAT arNEv.
WATCH COMPANY.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-15
Baltimore, WlO, 0enaa0, ben Is. OttO6er 1872

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mid nit tleinen 2anppartie'n, be mir
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giltigfelt in bic frlbere Bdrme 3u perz
panpeln, penn niht Die lebte &ataitrppbe
Oasnii6en getreten pdre. Wteine Abnung
iOnte ii6 furdtbur beitdtigen. @ines
Mbenps trat &rpnau Su mir in pas 3Ims
ner.
6enristte, i'd mub cine Sei4diIsreiie
unternebmen.
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wenoen.
@ebt es nidt an, bub i'd Sid be9leite?
9tud ih babe i6pu baran gepaat.
Cine 2uftperdnoerung pirb mir rppbIz
tbun.
Salt, i'd babe einen 9lan.
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(ssortiesuna 70 ot.i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-10-15
llupullfnmmfne pnb bnlIfnmmsne
2alne.

@ute 3Gbne iino fin forperliGe s6onbeit unertdBs
ltd, uno Nlenonb oGrf I'D fernctbu wesen unsiel'
der oeer ian;er 2dbne eriduIci9sn; beHn ods Mit>
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