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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-01
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Ger 10 aefeisrte Wtuiiter .. Stsin lbriet
an 6umtplot: Der Staat 1T fein
lanewirtbidaftlider uno Tabrifz0 ersin,
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Gplf, Nitt ausin Elm funltreides, eez
pettA sibtges eeti!cet rerren. Das
8hr9syttum miro cher better ertldbsn
curd semeinihaftlthss @srsrbs, &C.
Grsiebuns, Weitsrebre uaO
@elcuea;udt als aus Ben Topographic
Ihen Stactcierteln, no Nahbar NIT
Nahtaf in fsiner Gerbincuns febt,
1~oncern Nus eurd Rem GscismuS Nler
auseinanrer eebaltsn tpercen." Die
aufeate pe5 Staates tefsbt alio in ber
Ginridtuna Der Oeieuibaft ,u fttlidem
Oeiammt!eten ; Der Staat mub ierem
ras Ssine sebsn unb @ae ri9tis per>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-01

,>,elu unc Die i1m Yeypantien Srcsn
uuo mceneIbuli6en Grn3rsAo!Iongn
iInc som G'ttiets pe5 Dsutlbcn Nciz
DIES aus1sihlpNtn" nit 'ei1cr nod
famplcrcn vNusiIbruns" srlt ron Seiz
ten res Sunreara!bss, cann sUn Seiien
Ter 9 neutrality-suspicious.. Die wti!ez
re vMusfihruuS" cislss 0sleycs atcr
nebt nod tsppr unp lhmstt ais Gaz
mctlsslhmsrt uber elmer GAIL u"nlercr
SDtne uno Srucer, mod arIber ais
rie 3atl Derjeniaen, bic 1aon racrn
setrpfsn linc. llnc ham? Die S9ul<
lhwel tern murrsn al5 oehrsrinncn ali
rem Sfentlidsn @c!foldulen rur6
Minitertalz Neicript ctniob abscIcbt
unc ramit in rie Ga1hen Der @emeinz
ren Die unerbSrtsfen Ginsrife semat!.
llnp Ram? uste: rem 8iIhcf Scn
Grmlanp rurte bic Iemppralienl eeue,
iter Zen Telrpropit S,lhcf Namssas
nomafi NmtssntleBun9 uno ssri6tides
@srfabrsn rertdnst. limb rann g
Die Sraac lieee lId ine nnsnclide fcrt>
Isen, pputen mir aue @~iu;elbeiten cuff
fibren, melhe i'm smeiten Sabre ce5
DeutIden &sibes rcQtra6t tpcrcen
Gne. Ater Elm uuno rann?" iet mod
oeteQt uno beantmcrtet ~unfehlbare"
Yrpfe6oren ulp otsefaQene prisi1er
curfisn, cone rae ne bebe StrIsfs't
elm @sto lprad> ras Sberbaupt, bic
ginribtunsen unp ne treuen Mntdns
oer rer fatbclilhsn STRIDE ihmlhen,
perbDbnsn unc nit Ectb bemerfen.
Ias @eih Der Siese firatst fd
Dor rem %unfsblbarcn Nap(te> nor eintsen
Srrensleutsa unc Sbullbmefeyn
SIN u@siGe eer 0pttesfurdt uno FROM
mel, Sitts" eilt Der Orunelas: Der
3lrcf teiliat BE M;ttel". Nab risz
fem @runriase colporttrte Die reid
rctitte libsrale 1tslIs anfauss ben
v8unp Der i1narssn UNI rotbcn Snz
ternaticnale", eann BE uGefabren Ger
tosmrpolitiih tlerpfratilhen Wubiersiz
en-, pss jeluitiiden uItramcntanismus
aeeeu ra5 juaae 0eutlhe Neid." Gas
,.neue Icoma', NEEDLES fsiner fatboll;
ltsn, eelhwstae cenn eincn onceren
Staat bsunrubist, muete tertaltsn, I'm
ote treusn &a;tolifsn ais ,.cultuyfsIncz
lid, ltaatafsinr!id unO itaetsacTdbrz
lid, ,lrn ite lammt unD Ecncns Gig
uihnarse &ancc", als tSm'{djsiuiti:
lhs Iummt$pfe unD 0iliau" III be-
nan'ien ; IS entfane Elm umfanarcihea
ssriton rcn S6impfpSrtern, nit rencn
pie SatbOlifsn tGalib traftigt pnsrsn.
Sic Oclebrten rsr Iiteraisn HrefIe be-
r;eieu lih ais aelsbri9e Sinssr }bses
0rrbiires MD Oieliters Wor'holci.
1ieis5 lls'5;i! ltust lih auf siAenea
G,IttniG uup unmttt<areS
so flncet III jeesm fatbpI,INsn ocrSen
1eutihtaur5 leinsn NiecsrHal, 1vrt
aucr &crS5tteyunssn con Ssits rc'
befprci1c.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-01
Cine aubcre Sbrunreoe.

&circs Wcuordjen 5%hrcnrecen. ncr-
ne sr lih Saiier ocer ADnto, sefrcsn
nit ipldber ou9smeincn Wuimerf'amf2il
aufecnommen, ME cie NniproAsn cea
Vopfes Nius TX, res leiner uslt:ihe1
W'adt tsrautten unp ern 5"Seinsen uIn
oetenen bpAsnprieiterzNrsi lss. SeIbil
oie pyrfane Welt fann nistt umbin, eul
jene tereutanasreiden Nripraden III
lau1hen, tcsar arf cie gefabr Din, ur
ci4cnss Gsycammunasuribeil rartn Al
lcIsn. NbermalB miro npn mcbreren
pSpjtliden 2iniprahsn ter'dtst. Nm
;Es'te res beilieen %sS,phonnes res CYAN
1eliif ten, ole all Ieinern Nancustaas &C.
mibrte Plus TX. rem 0cnerd!cu, rem
O~sneyalltabs uno rcm gr6Btsn lbeile
cey in 9tpm onipsleneeu S{fSiere pes
pdpitliasn 6eeres Gle Gtre elmer Nuz
eicn;. General &an,ler seria5 IL cen
Tugsa res piptlihen Ibrpnisisls in
Naman NQer cine furse Ulufmunibz
Mcre0s, unp 60. 6eilisfsit e!nirerts
bierauf folsenoermaeen:
uSeDr gut tabt ibr in e,irsr Nrre0s
seiast: SIS 1T ietr wabr, rab rie ~
cia|e Sage, nett cntfernt, lid ;u beilsrn,
ypn sag su Sag i'm 0utsn otsunebz
men, unp i'm 85itn ;usunebmen idsint.
DaB benz 70 iti eriebe id aus euerer
Nnwelenbsit lelbh.
Sbr MiIitair5 BON Gbre, r;eitm Sci
lieen Stubl ;uectban unr bebarrli6 in
Der Nusiibun3 eurer pFidten, fommet
entwahnet uno tsreiist ramit, mie trau<
ris bic :3eiteu finn, welde luufen.
.! fDnnte AUDI ib Ger Sttmme
@cttes oetorden, wslher emit III Ell
men, anceren spn Der Sflacerei erprlfs
ten @olfe Iaete: @eitaltst cte Grab
lheite. bic gfuelhar, Die YHise. ale
bic ldnoliben Merfseuse um, madet
2ansen raraus, ma@st Shmerter, maz
Diet ie su @ettseusen rcs Srieasa>
penn cie Tsinre nabsn iih, uno man
bat YieIsr Waftn une Weller Bemafne.
ter n6tbia. >! f6nnte 0ott jest Die
9lsider Snlinuaticnen oud an eu6
mieperbrlen aber 0ctt i@wsist UNI
aud i6 merpe rur6 Sdpsism rcpen.
Sd rerre es niht ma1en, tie &rieas
u lburen une cie GGIeen uno ne
Ga!amitdten Der ihon gu iebr scqudls
ten unp 0elGmddtsn S6lfcr ;u Yclmsbz
rem, pen,1 ib bin rcr etattbalter bes
Ooties res Sriecens> ra,f muir ric
Isbte res Trieren5 prcc!amirsn unc
characterization uno INNER rie Nube
Ter GSlfer wirltsu.
Nidtsretowsnieer 1T Ter Te,nr Ia;
Die Nerrlutirn betdnpft uns in cieism
N%uaenbIide erbit.ert; tpsnn mir feline
Wafen an Der Seite baben, I'M urs
gu sertbeiriaen uno 8ries ;u flbren,
ME miro etele GeuO!utiun, wel9e ras
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-01
Ser Gpugref nnb SIC Giu1oan:
Deruu9.

Der 8uncesaeiesaebun9 lieaen mebz
rere iebr mtdtiee gntwirfe uno Tldnc
ccr. ols rsren Gncsiel tie N%usteutune
Ger Ginnanoe:una Ypn cerihterenen
Seiten te,eibnet miro. @prerit bans
reltc ee id nm cte G%rlai1uns zines
8uncesseiess5, curd meldes Gle felt
Yielen Sabren in Sem Sort u. T. N. be-
feteneen Giurtdtuneen uup. Nnitalten
aunt G6ube Ger Ginnanrerer cen 60
fal; YebIrpen ent,oaen uno unter rie
Mutcritdt ron 8unreebeamten aefeGt
w,rren louen. SIN 8eprdieutantsn>
baule res Gonsrsi1ss wurce sorias
Mude nirflid, cine rarauf tesaalide
8iu res 6rn. Goneer pom Mli6ioon,
trelde yprlbldat. Elm Natirnal : Gin
rc~neeruaass 8Ireou su erridten une
Die ear;e Gontrrle css Smmiaration5z
meitna unter cie Auiiidt Ger Sunres<
reaisruna su iteaea, oufaerufen. Con-
ger, SteQaberser, Ntnfe!nbura unc Co
burn ipraden rafur, Iptter, 5000,
Roberts, Die aanse Delegation Stem
2jort's unb ale 1emofraten ea9sssn.
Shiteslt6 murre nit IS os9en CT
Stimmcn bic Siu rem plsnars Gomite
User cen 3uitano Der Union itsrwielen,
ppmit fiji, ~weniaitenS in Ger eeasn,
wdrtisen Gonsrsbitbuna absetbon 1T.
&aum rrar nieier 8eldlus eefaet, 70
p~rilentirte rer Senatcr @inrcm aus
Minnelota, i'm Nuftrase einer Yrirat=
Gpmpaenie, cine SiQ unter rem 1iteI :
"1Ir Sneorpuriruns Ger eurppdtldsn
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-01
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5lcr Aenjahr59tns5
in T%arbenrrud, nit &alencer, miro Gen
ueueu &%tcurcntsn ;u3sIanrt.
8sFsuansen unc @slrst arrsl1re
man:
"WANDERER",
L.. B. 1870,
ST.. PAUL, MINI.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-01

cd6 Jte1t gum 0eordu0 rt9f cuf.
80 aber ioIen bic Mittsl aesea Den
Mibbrau6 sefunpep werpsn?
Gerla0sn mir pas 0ebiet Der Sbeoz
rte unp iu6en mir mad Ben pabren
prafttlden Mitteln, zen, Nrbeitcr ltance
~ belfen, 70 treten uns in eriter 9tnie
Die Nnftaltsn fur bic mathematician
Nrbeiler ent3esen. Der Staat mag Elm
SYitem %annebme1, peldeS CT mill, Ct
miro nit Gem Grange, cen er ;unddf
Gem Nrbeiter, ranr, Der 0emetnpe, uno
idlie6lib ocm @elammtverbancs ;umuz
tibet, rod nibt piel aueridten. Die
ridtissn 0,sn;en bier III fnceu 1T cine
Aufsobe, an Der Gle GeleBsebrns ALIEN
chen 70 gut lheitert, RTE bic gerpaltuns.
Sdcn WriftoteleS erfannte, rae Ter
ausslstdenre 8eruf rer Treisetiafeit
nur als ittltde, ni9t olS rebtli1e
pHidt palten f6nne. Die Iueeno",
iaat CT, ~wirp teuirfsn, baG eS tinihtz
LID res Witseauiies mad Gem Sprihz
pcrt aebt: "aemeiniam iino Der Sreunce
Sitter. Gr erffnnt alio bic Sereu<
tuns rer ouaslcidenren Sreiaebiafeit
an. go aber til tie msbr CUR @sltune
oIs in Gbritsntbum, in csr
aitdc? SAT- ale 6onrs, 6aulsr unp
anltolten, rie, Elm ipdrliher lleterrei,
eeeennirti9 nod i'm GrIalitsn europa
Swede ~tienen, perranfea mir
Dem Gbriitentbum unr isinem @eiEe ;
mas Der 5umanismuS i'm Gcrslei6
Seidafen bat, 1T unbepeutsnc.
Die pabren &ranfenz unp Nrmens
neS Nrbeiterfanbes finn rie
Der Stride, tie Jpn, uusIei&
nebr Sor9falt ia 9isbe a~nseoeiben
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13
RAlN.STORM IN CUBA.
THE STREETS OF HAVANA INUNDATED-LoSS OF LlF
AND DAMAGE TO SHIPPING.

THE STREETS OF HAVANA INUNDAIED-LOSo OF LIFE
AND DAMAGE TO SHIPPING.
HAVANA, Oct. Ga severe rain-stOrm has
been prevailing here for the last three days Danger
signals were hoisted the United States Signal ONE
this morning. All the steamers in the harbor are getting
up steam in expectation Of hurricane. The wind Is
very heavy. cOasting schooner, anchored at the
mouth Of the harbor broke adr and has gone out 10
sea- The s very high. and the waves are breaking
over Moro Lighthouse. The water is rising. ana sew
already inundated. The steamer Naey
City, bound 10 Key West, has put back
HAVANA, Oct. 7.-Some damage was caused by the
high waters the streets the Shore Many houses
were flooded the breaking in the doors and washing
the furniture away. Several persons were drowned:
Most all the telegraph lines the island are down. ana
communication is much interrupted On the nght OF
the 2sth ut Guantanamo was struck by the tai or
hurricane All the vessels IN port were driven ashore
The roofs OF many houses were blown Oh, ana Other
damages resulted 70 buildings
HAVANA. Oct s.--The German brig Speculant from
Pensacola for Bremen has arrived here with loss OF
spars and bow spirit leaking badly She encountered the
storm of the 7th At Zaza several vessels went
ashore and wrecked. The cane crop suffered Sc
coast suffered severely from the floods. The spanish
steamer asi lost during the late gales near inc
Isle of Pines OF the the crew, numbering twenV-&,
only two were saved. The English schooner Mlsohei
was wrecked and is total loss The crew were saved
The French bark Lamartno has put IN here 10 aHI the
"a OF the Spanish DARK SlsHche,Whlch
fOundered during the late hurricane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
MUNICIPAL BOOKKEEPING.

CONTROLLER GREEN CLAIMS THAT THE Co@MIs-
s1oNERs OF ACCOUNTS HAVE MADE RECKLESS
CHARGES AGAINST HIM.
At meeting, on Saturday, of the Commits
sioners OF the Sinking Fund Controller Green calling
the attention OF the Commissioners 10 the recently pub
shed report of the Commissioners of Accounts spoke
IN substance as follows:
There is paragraph in that report by which erro
neous impression may be created concerning various
bonds amounting TO O34 So. do not impute any i'm
proper motives to the Commissioners Of Accounts who
no doubt acted hastily In making statement calculated
10 inure credit Of the city. Those Commissioners
two OF whom, Messrs. Wheeler and Howe, present
should have examined carefully into affairs before
publishing the statement relative 70 those bonds II
they done they would have discovered that the
transactions respecting them were perfectly legal and
proper The Chamberlain receipts for the money paid
for those bond which have not been received from the
engraVer, were at hand when the Commissioners
preparing their reppr and they could have been scru
tinzed. / do cast any imputations the Commits
soners but their report incomplete the subject
the bonds. II becomes serious matter when men fail
20 publish the whole truth about matter important
IA The Sinking Fund because the suppression OF any
facts concerning 1t create public apprehension and
iniure the credit OF the city
Mavor Hayemeyar said the securities had proved
ALI right and MIR. Howe replied that The Commissioner
had heen unable 10 find than l40 out OF the
Chauberlain's receipts mentioned by the Controller.
Chamberlain Lane stated that under resolution OF the
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund he had examined
the ant,a snbiect and submitted report which, on
! moron OF Mr. Van schack. was unanimously adopted.
/ The following is an abstract ~, . n. 49,, -,
ing been appointed meeting Of the Commissioner Of ne SINKING
Yaad hed sept 1873 Committee 20 eIme The securities bed BY
sad Commissioner having gwen Careful attention 70 tnt guy
posed respectfully reports That the investment OF ne
ssng Pund Of The Cy AMI County Of Now
Smonf ne on Atg 80 1873 s23G60iG 80 of which sum
~ OO was represented receipts 81 the Chamber
lain penduy printing execution Of ne bon we're BY persona
the date there in tie
SoTy bauks Of The sinking and for the redemption
49,. III, eeb lie further sum Of s2J8OiO 10 H that
the same date there bonds aul mortgages Tor the
| 49, sum Of S772776 Ga. q which may be adlei
49,, for 81 500 saa $500 eyJ seat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13
A NEW OCEAN STEAMSHIP.

A reception was given, Saturday afternoon,
German Transatlantic Steam Navigation Company.
About loo guests invited, OF whom large pro-
portion were present and examined the vessel with
great interest fine banquet served In the saloon
OF the secOndclass cabin. Mr. Kuhner, the local agent
OF the Company, ade brief speech, after whcbrex-
GOV Solomon, the attorney OF the line. stated that
Mr.. Kuhner had gone to Europe to raise Sl5,O01OO0
for the Company, but had returned with s22 100000.
The Goethe was built in Glasgow, 5000 tons burden
1916 feet IN length and 40 feet beam will
date 100 nrsclass. 80 secoudoass and 1000 seerage
passengers 10 all her appOn mens she is unsurpassed
paratively large ana AIRY, and the dining both
first and secOndcaSs admit Of free circulation OF air.
in the Goethe say that the is improved that It's
revolutions impart motion 10 the vessel The Goethe
put upon the line. The others are named Schiller,
Herder, leasing, Wieland, Geert KlapstOck, and
Theodore kOencr The purpose to make semi weekly
trips 20 Hamburg when all the above vessels placed
tho line for the present they will make weekly trips.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13

from Lansing TO NevOrienu,; from en.s, evsry na,n
let In the land and even from FAR on On hngapo IN,
such evidences OF sywp1thy az ~ uiho VI, ,
overflow with gratuds binding rs ~ :, Oes ~ III, 90
with the dearest Of ties TIE fsycr SIN ~
march among ua ng day by day takt1g rirn $40
poor. God only knows when snd whore ~ wi onu.
Our receipts for thc present anplo ~ meet w
WANT and we feol assured that Az tho o" VIZ NV"
will b. forthcoming Respectfully y0nrsC ,.l
A. D. LOsGsTAFP, Howard Asaorihi'e'.
There have been 800 applications to mo NJ 'S
ter's Orphan Asylum by orphans made ny thu rHvaHrs
~ the fevrr The sisters provided for many ~ p
bic, but forced 90 turn away. Tho following
Will appear in the newspapers OF shs city tOporrow;
TO he Rnt0ats TsmDL1rg Of ne Upitsd S,ats n ihis
our dire extremity any relief you cOntrDI6 VIII bs
Thankfully received.
J. NJ pHTrIGRBw, " c. pro tenn CYrine Com. NJ. T.
GEO; aIyLLgEsH, q. q. state OF Tennessee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13
THE INSTRUCTION IN CUBA.
SEVERELY CONTESTED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SUCCESSES OF THE INSURGENTS.

SEVERELY CONTESTED ENGAGEMENTs-IMPoRTANI
SUCCESSES OF THE INSURGENTS.
HAVANA, Oct. 6.-0fficial reports state that
the insurgents 1000 strong surprised Spanish column
near Holgun. During the engagement the Spanish
commander was wounded and taken prisoner. The
Spanish loss in killed. wounded and prisoners is 49, The
remainder Of the wasIre6nforced, and pursued
the insurgents encounterng them In their encampment
in the chaparral. The insurgents were beaten, ana
Obliged to abandon the camp. The Spanish loss In this
engagement was eleven killed and several wounded
The loss is reported to be double that number
body OF the insurgents in the Central Department I'M
der Maxine Gomez attacked Santa Cruz del sur, but
were repulsed leavng thirteen killed in the village
The Spanish loss was officer and Eve soldiers killed.
and one soldier wounded.
HAVANA Oct. IA letter from Gibara dated the I'd
inst says:
Spanish force, 400 strong. under command OF 1ol;
Deeiiez was defeated az CanadOhOndo by the unlttu
insnrgen bands the 29h OF September Inc insurgents
afterward attacked another village, but were repuseu
with the loss OF killed. Two hundred ana stNuy
men OF the column of DegueZ reunited ana Joined tne
force Of Col Espoada Firing was heard on the ~ st
al Gidu between CalderOn and san CristOgal, WheTe
Col EspOada came up with the urgents Inc result
OF the engagement is unknown. Precautionary ue-
fensive measures have been taken here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13
FOREIGN NOTES.

large number of English and French ex-
b1btors at the Vienna Exposition have made applca
tim 10 Mr. Garrettson the American Commissioner, 10
have their goods transported from Vienna to Phllade
mia where they may remain in readiness for the Ex
hibtion in the latter city III 1876
Intelligence has been received at st. Peters
burc from Central ASIA that the Mansyschlak detach-
ent of the Khvan expedtionary force evacuated the
canital of the Khanate the 2lst OF August. Inc
Orenhnrp detachment left Urga the 18th OF Sepien-
her The latter Is expected 20 reach OTenourS on the
l4th Of this month.
Information from SantilO indicates that the
Mexican Government will use military force to
the trouble between the Congress OF the State
o. foiabuiIa and the recently deposed Governor, Gen
Zeped The Federal authorities are trying 10 secure
reconciliation between the opposing factions, ana thus
avoid civil conflict
The funeral of the late Sir Edwin Landseer
took place on Saturday last at st. Paus Cathedral Lon
don The remains were escorted from Burlington
uouse nv a PROCESSION of members OF the Royal
Academy including Earl Granville Sir Francis Grant.
George Robert Leslie, and George Cruikshank. The
oneen and Prince Of Wales were represented AT the
funeral. The body deposited In crypt OF the
Cathedral.
Mr.. JAY the American Minister at Vienna,
has written TO Washington recommending that provision
be made for sending home from Vienna number Of
WATERS laborers and other Americans who now in
this city in destitute condition. Many travellers VINO
hold letters Of credit the suspended bankngho
in the United States find themselves without funds, and
are compelled to accept friendly subscriptions to enable
them ~ return home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-13

R,:e B,cEas wife u Charles B,esus aged q mouths. B
The rs.,.. and friends ANIL, respectfully invited ,,,aa
WEDNESDAY l5 lust al Ii Her remains vii be taken ~
Greenwood for nsermenL
BEECHER-ou saturday morning Oct H. sr lingering iaes
Mrs Csshsrine wife Beecher in e 67h year Of her
Ra Si DS D s1 S o. 1 eS S II @s 90
Monday at / O'Clock In.srnent IA Greenwood
BOGLETn BROOKLYN, Saturday Oct H. James Boyle A. IN '
FSua services viii be held Bis late residence no III Ler.
ncs on rupaiay the l4th inst IL Relatives and friends.
and Of National Academy Design respectfully
az Classon.sve, within one block OF tbs hsuse
BRErr-sunday morning H. At hrs residence 10 FshtiIo.
nsa.P, , M'% Si as 20 cS s coet TUESDAY. Oct H.
BURroN-Atels Rydsst Thursday the Oh lust. R'fs
In srment In Providence, r l.
CLEMRYrs-A, Bergen jersey City on THURSDAY Oct .. Dr.
Clement, HAnbuis aged 50 years 10 months . ,-.
Funeral the residence Of hi, Afrei Cs%ea B.dss
s nre,iou 10 the departure Of Europe
Hamburg and berg payers please copy.
GRAYOn THURSDAY the 9Th inst Isabella Youngest shd Of Jsmss
Funeral moadsy at o'clock tho residence assr
MREKRR-on THURSDAY 9th Panic emily daughter WI" B.
Rsa,. and friends are invited soo.,
- the residence Of her parents, hsiso9 IL
at 1920 ~i be taken to Elizabeth " j.. Tor utter
MooRR-on Friday 10 Biwar Dansomb Moore grandson Of
John Fox and satranion Of M lat, ESi Dun'eonb
w Sbsts No IS 81 Jine.pace Brookn o. Monday 3A ma
IL O'Clock ReaTes aud friends ace iaTi'ei 10 attend with
Canada papers please copy
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. At Rome IAr Thursday night, the Ga
inst Peter AseMrtn Of this city, 10 the b9h H.
shITH-On evening l0b nt Mrs Caharne smith uohes
ofthe late Isaac VIM Smi b. aged ~
The family sBd her funeral al her
raaoe, $50 Vest Thirty loarh TUESDAY. Oc L. At IL
o'clock a. m.
Boston and Newblryport papers please COPY
SToUT-sadleuly 10 Leta B. OF opews j. In he
list year OF her
The relatives Of family respectfully invited to at
the the the late "JsEcd No. NV
FrluIhn-ss on Monday afternoon. at o'clock.
SluntaY IL Biwn AuSnstnt
rruow Thomas and Jane Ann IrDo" tho zO'" year
his
Relative. and friends are invited attend the fanerii from me
residence II father No. betfOr ave- Aoo.pn r. ~ -
MONDAY. OeL l3. a. 2i2 49,
WARpLAW-At NewBrisbos, L. Sunday ncruine ne iSe
October The 3sh year her age Aane the beloved WIG
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Funeral place Tsesis. She itlh Ss' 5 W.
sdnr arrival Of Staten islsad DoA if"n
u2:i5 D. ~; thtpoo UreensOoA Fnea@s OF 70" 'N~'' "
guesei - attend.