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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-10
Sin NabenDQter.

Dnbuquer Soma 8. Dtat. - Sin Ear
msr in 8inueibied>@Uuulp bat ieine fiiuf5ebn
Sabre alte Gohtsr auf 4nftiiteu BON beren
Stiefmutter ldugere 3eit in elmer eu9eH buut.
len Sammer eingeiperrt gehalten, norin FdI
Ridts befanO, ais cine 8 6uB lauge uHO %
3ou breite Site. Das Wdbden muBte auf
Oem bIaHfeu 6uBbOOeu iflafen unb bot Elm
8l6 oeS SamnerS bar, alS man eS eutoefte
uuo befreite. Die 8abenelteru wurbeH 0erD
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9te bsfeu Stetmtnblfn gu ben nieb.ta.
Rpblen sn berabgeiestcn Sretisn
Mnrrntfnh K. Ennih

5dusier NIT ben beien Sorten sobleH meIte bier 81
Dtlrtte sebradlt peroen. aus, Dete Roblen aetraua
DEN, msroen mobl baran tbun, poriuiprs2en nno TO,
seid Ju tanieu, ebe her Rreis ifeigt.
BiIsau: 3erman-. erite Spiir offtb bon eel
oIr IrertAYo6e (Sepf20.1ST)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-10
OEs ye We gtttbIns
Nr. 141, Weh-Eapette', unter5alt Der

p0Wdr0NruBe,
Fam bprh cine 80 30idbrise @riabruus In 6oiptdlern
uno BrLpat@raris eineoeiiun9 tirSIid erfrauten
SarnsSreane in 3 2ueen peripreden. sale BON et-
nem Sabre in 3aaen ourh elm lotafes oellmittel.
0eidbrlibe 3ranfbeiien res Slutes, SaIies, Has
uno 6autz Seidmire uno Ibelriebenoe @iterunsen L.
(. 70. ,dnel sebeiit.
SuuSe Senfe,
on 8orper u 9stft ourcb l1ubeha6tiamtet 'uro cine
iitenoe 9ebenS Speiie leioeuo nit Stten, Ntetau1o.
usoaulittsi erobenper ausjepruns be6aitet Ioaiei5
uno PROMPT aetb bert. uno uolise Srait miebsr err
iarat obne Qucfflber. 6predb tunoeu uon bis IL
d br Bormttass, 2 bis ilbr Gabmittass uno 7-9
NOR Abenos. Co.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-10
25 Grp{cnt grIpart.

ONNf
uuIere Snnben erbalteu ben Sortben uuisrer
aroBen Saar<@infanfe.
GdrtpriQbt Warner'S, IT,.
Wortolt uno Rep SrunsDid,
- Wieolicott, ,@omposnts
nab aue anbersn beIisbten Ssabritate
1luterbemSeu mno tinterbDien,
2b proSeut billiger, als trgenb elm aneeres
9eiddft in Der Staot.
ksdicated Scarlet noleHe nnterfietor
sesen Rbeumotismu5
Gertnos Dameu= nnterfleibsr
Don a4en beiiebtep Sabrifateu,
Sn n,aasr rssrs sIs aOSssnt Ssr pen
Retiefaipen uno 9hrtein,
iomle aud Dtouielin=O n=Oamen'lnteitlsioern, @eristz
ten, Strlmpfen, Sanoituben'c.
Zeal & 9artmaun.
Rr. f39, EBeR,S,aItimprser.
tRGtsi .l2Wt.f) sulihen soutbz II. 9alpertar.
3S. 6. SSoDS S Gump.,
eiseutbImer pom
@olo's patentirteu automatii6en 5siSern,
pele in ben Issten iinssbu Sabreu iebr umiansreid
uuo nit bssrcm @rioiae, als irseno elm anberer nit
Damp ODER beiBem Ddiisr beiIsnoer apparat &c.
braubt iuOrosns
Der .gariIerz amsritan,itc aHtsntasrD" unb u ars
ren'ibe Seerbe, Yarlor.. Gun. unO esPtntnS
lag 9el3er-
Der betibmte 9anion'ihe "Hot Air Furnace"
2eauna BON 8le< unb @ilsnrobren, Babepannen,
Spb,auten, Bai6ftdnos, 8liioirs, ab5ussrobren ihr
Nbtrjtte; asi ipmt teautb
bubrou,iIte Sanmeu, 2Saiier' Dtaidnerie u. {. 10.
marmorne unb Sdieier.8aminfimie, Jsusrbeeroz
.tF stone, 9fe9ifter II. |. 10.
aadsulrltenFlisn, Baiierfhbler uno Rtfriseratoren
sOdbz uuo Set,oTen, iopie Repasatursn aler art
prompt aus 3eiIbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-10
II. RAINE, Proprietor.

rid ooer ar berheirat5st ooer ut jonte ier 9tbeE
mir sut ieinsn Rittsn tntiprsdtnoC Summe nerdern
uno In bsm oOrorFsn Range Ter bsit.stIstthsH GeisH
iaaftsR ftbtote
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-10
Br' 8G, o i y rattiiraBe.
9. &. 6enberfOu,
Subn beneerion Jun BrDal
On snr6 g. Sober & e6Bne. aS&

Stbaffiau Srpnu.
Sdmuel D. tSoper q ADbHe, Nufk,
u12,4.5-6) SusolzSGc Der 6ouetiez unb @5apitl
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0fer0 nrr[urrnI
E7p

<Hh am 5ouutag, 4. Ttai lit mir mein roth.
braunes giero, nit einsm Gu9e, (oas ltute) unO
labm, btnter benz Bap Uep .Ni0 i0lum our69eean.
gen. Cine 8elobuun9 miro Dem 3uriid6ringer grge.
ben. SorenS Rembadb, Rr. 166, Glib Bprinss
@SfroEc II2- AZ
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$seD
2lQe Wrten
N1hmaidlinen allr Miethe

an AZ monQtlit. Gum gertauie tn RetsrSablunsen
bu s5 pro RonGt. Saarsobler erbalten enen liberia
len ab,ua. 9orien q Soubeuilaasr,
fOft3t1eU Rr. 9l, Rore GutapfraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-10
0ie lNirren In Homifiama

Nep=Dorf, 9. Ntat. - SH SpeSlal'Oe'
pei6en BON gterp'O Orleans beiBt es, DaB man
perludt, bem SOr6rinsen Der beritteueu YOli.
sei wete aefern na9 ct. Na:tiusoille ab.
gins, Ginbalt 5u thun. Sis iett flno nnr 2
ytetropolitaner un0 1 8iirser in ct. Nars
tipspiqe perpunoet uuo ytiemuno 9etGotet
mQroeH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-10
Sberricbtcr Sbaie.

Rew-gOrt, 8. Oiai.- 6olsenoe 9erren
weroen bel Der morgeu itattftnoenoeu SeerOI,
gunssfsier OeS Oberridters @baie als 9rdger
fungiren: SO y l>'+s
Samtlton 6iib, @ibeon Beues, g8. &.
Sbermdn, @m. Cullen SrDant, ySbitelaw
&eio, Nilliam M. @partS, Charles $50.
nor, Srlpin Mc9opea, @erritt 5mitb, Si>
ram SarneD, Bm. s. SaoemsDer uuo SObn
s. cisco.
9rBrafbent ididts cine geileibs.0 .0epeide
pon Salparallo, Sno.
8uibinston n, 9.Wai.-0ie 2ei9e Oes
Sberrihters &bdie tplro ON Samiiag abenb
bier elntreifeu unb ben SOuntag liber in Der
6aae beS Obsrbunbes @elitts au5gets1t
iein. o.
Der Brafbent erlieB beute cine Brotlamas
| tiou, in iuelder er ben Sob bes aftb. 9. 3.
&bae Der Ration an,etste. Die Amtslofale
| tnb am Samfas su @bren bes Sobteu ges
| ltloiien unb bic DepartenlentS- 9ebaube in
Srauer brapirt.
Die 8unbesgeridte BON 8ofou, @aibing.
ton, bic @eies9ebuns bon Nelu.2ort, Die
gtew. gorfer Sanrelstammer NAB anoereS 6r.
psrl6aften faBteu Grauerbeidliilie, gu @breu
| bes uerltorbeneu Sberrid]ters &hale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-10

IN Sur9 6. @uber & s0bue. ss
EIiR Nn
GGrtner uu6 9lneere!
Sebr rpertbuOaer QanoFt, Is Qfer 0auO
entbalteno, an Der @ouutp~ ~9toao, q Wfeilen
uon Der StaOtgrenSe, 5piiden oerBeIair. uno
8btlabelphia Roa6,
ami oifentlidber Auttion.
6eitttpud1, Den 2l. gtnt 1873, Ssdd,mittd9s 4
llbr, Ueroeu ucrosu mir an YlaRe oGs uabitebenbe,
pertbuoae Gigsrt6um uertduien, HGmlld:
I'm Der Sourto=Roao, jtultben Der SelatTs unb Der
Ybuaoelp6ia.Gurr pfc uUb ~ UtetleHpon oerStaotz
arenBe enticrut eelegsH, IL ader Gam, mebr o0er
ipeniaer entbatenb. Die Scbduoe btTtebcn III ejnem
2.nodiqeu b6l5ernen @obHbnuie, Gin mgr entbaI.
leno, G6euue, Staqung. Sornbaus, g8a9euzRe
fen uno ale notbsen Nebeu9ebduoe. cine 4nmpe nit
mic pertceeRoem 9Bafsr uor Der G6ir. Der @arten
lit aut u1it Bdumen, SumIons, Bfiriid. u anoeren
sfriidten pom auseeiu6ter Ssribieeeubeit bepHanSt
Ycrionen, peIde beien Elae eiRSuiGbeu MIN
I6en, touueu tics Su rgeno timer 3st Dor oem Sers
tauie tbun. .-.
9 ofortts Be itsHab ME Il. (. tu.
Beltaufs6Gcineun9eH: en 0ritttbeil bdar, ber Reft
in uuo II Diondten nit Sinien uRo 5iber5ct, oorr
anes bacr, nod BCiiGbeH oes RauIers.
Cine Soar.aHJabtung pom 5000 mug be'm 9dute
gemott nerben. ..... ..
9ertaur untebin9t.
&amuel .. @uoer q S6bne, guft.,
Siio- o-Sfz@de Ger @oaz uno 6anettaitL.
0I25 6-2l) ..
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Garopaii9e &abelbertsts.

(gon Der .aiiocrten greife~ fur Den r9orrsfpOacsr
ten" beridtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-10
Sobn q. Sumam & Gomr., d,
Wr. rs, gSeff. DrdttffraSe,

eiiouea.Gde BON Baltimore. unb Gutawit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-10

nod srSBeres auoitorium eins,fuubeu, aIs
am eriten Gage. 9as Brosramm srDffuste
nit Der Bad'i9eu Suse SIR. 8, bic bewuu-
OerHSuertb uuissiiibrt muroe. Der 0iriaent
fab ff iibriaens sen0tbigt, mttten in Der 4rie
tnue3ubuteu, bis bic nod, fottDa6renO ane
tOmntsubeu 3ubDrsr iitl geiest batteu uub Die
Ebttreu geidloiicu marsu. Den Slau,punft
6es 4benOS bilocten bic Sceuen aus @lud's
,,Orpheus" uno 3eif)nete it beionbsrs Mi6
@arp in oem. Yortra9e Der 2lrieu nit @6orbs-
9Ieituug aus. Sbre reid,e Stimnle fam oas
bel uol CUR 9eltuua uno fie Sei9te lugleidl
cine aus9ejeidnete. Shuluug, bod feblt lbr
Dos brumatii9e Euleut, bas bel Oieieu Arien
nOtbneu6ig in. Sie pHroe mebrfaf, bsroor.
gsrufen. Der @hor unterlfiiste bic Sdn9erin
iibrigeus oortrefflid uno erlsbigte fd] ieinsr
10 iberais idwiertgen Gufgabe in elmer gBei.
ie, bic sersdteSspunOeruu9 bel benWuftten'
nPrr hernnrripf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-10
3uTammenlfoB duf ben Seen'n.

Detroit, 8. Rai. - Der propeller
rIri3ona" bon Der GuauS-2inie fieB seitern
NIT Dem BrOpeGers Sluuduro"uou berlluioul
2inie 5uiummeu. Die .4riSonu" wuroe 10
fart beiddbi9t, baB Fe uumitttelbar mad
bem 8orfale in SaoeH 8afer osriaut, pdh'
reno bic 8si6dbi9uug Der Slanduro" nur
leidIt NOR. Der Bsrluit beS ueruugliidten
SdliffeS nir6 auf 500, 900 ae5dl6bt.
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Gnnthfmnid1inrrip
Bcennntmdbun9 fur
flS n.Lr
Ste niifli6ite GrffnSun8 Der
9eit,

6rans0Iides StGrfe ENAMEL
iollte in ieOer Samilte gebraudt nerbeu.
Sc oi6t Der eeinCpaub einen 16onen @lans, iilli
bic Boren oes sSabriiats, Hno mabt ben dltGiter
Artitel lrild uno neu GuslCbeno.
@5eripGrt Arbeit,
inbem 0as 8u9GleileH letht uRo 9latt barber bins
Idbrt, uno berpabrt bic StGrre pom 5SeiltIeben.
@SerIpart O Glo,
oa es beere ReIultate bel nur babeln 4ohpreie Der
lest aebfautDten 5tofe erSielt, uno
es slpartDie Stetoun9sfiade
ourd feline erbaItenbeu @t9enibaitgn, iubsm He Idus
obne 9tuaitcn Sn uefaen brnuhtn, 9etraqen uers
ben fonnen. inhem e5 3u elmer seuien Ausbebuuue
oiaieni9en Stoife nid)t ounma,t, melbe eepobHli&
Die 9let6er beihulust Ooer beihdetat.
Se0e ffdn,ilie folte es 9ebruu6eR.
9eoer Dame III ee notblUenbi9.
Seoe B0i6itau miro oGourd tbten BortbetI fins
ben.
israst gursn @rocerie S6ubIsr boIiir. Genu
er ss nitt pat, 10 iast inn, 100 sr ss befOmmer
fam.
asentsn uerSsn in ieeer etabt unb stdbtdeu in ben
Ger Staaten oerlenet, melden groBe Sortbeile an'
geboten DGroen. Utan idreibe tir SeoiusuHsen une
@irtulare.
@nrubam e Comp,
Nr. 16O, 8 e fsQ m b urbftr.
Baltimore, NO.
adsIuise Fabrifantsn.
9tbsfalsr abBus fiir SAMPLER! 9sS.23lSO
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40. &ummer,

@eesD III. Glmnlfr,
aA Nr. 165, Sibz8rpaowap.
suifdsu @Gitsrnz unb @anton;a ;ao enus,
Bot Fets uorrdtbts cine srose ausuabl BON sDlsef
men unS Iribernen ubren, dtbtc @ols~ nns $il'
berrpaaren. Stanos subren. SriGeu aler art, pelte
er Az bilisen Breiien oiferirt VIE aBaaren nerbsn
aarantirt uno ReDcraturer prompt unb ut beiorst.
(Sau1b, l2DtteS)
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SIms NR 0sirnintcn.

86ecItug, N.-S., g.. ,Wtai. - Der
Isarbt3e 8aplor Sbouloer, ipel4er Dor unge'
idbr etuem Sabre ieine 6rau ermOrOete, wnroe
beute bsS Worbe8 i'm l. Sraoe idulots be-
iun0en, mo gum SOoe uerurtbetlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Qout8biIIe, 8. Wai.-Sln 9aiiagiers
aug Der Short @iicubuhn," auf Dem
8ege nudSiucinnati, wurOe 0eileru aus bem
9elciie gemOrfeu. IuB'r bem 2OtOmOtiufibs
rer uno Dem 6euermanne, tueld)e unerbeblih
uerlebt- t-flno. murbe gtisnarto heihG0iQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-10

=. PTS autor hrts eap!tat " $louOVO IN io,OoO ar'
Der our I'M poueu eiueGsdbIie glntbee ooer in Cab
IuHaen uoH q 9te. pTo I8Ode fur ieoen 4ntbeit
seHommen. Sd ihon cine biHreibtnoe AnSabl BON
9daBth beBahlten aRtbeilen einee0an9en, 10 meroen
paieLoe 9BIrtbplpiere Su teineu SCrd9eu ofcoutitt
uno Aulebsn aui turSe Seit ocer beltCb9e Siubsrus
tuna eeDabrt (Rdi9, ,1Rtf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-10
Summer 112.
Neue Nn3eigen.
llnion=
SANK : 6e felt [b a #
Der StaOt Baltimore.
SIrcau (HcDnOlSs s Gaptu) ::
9tr. 21, SoutbaraBe.

-Obse @sieai9aft uarBli6 tncOrpOrirD tf i,tt
polIls Or9aHiirt.
Nbilip 6ppsr r.....................,.. BrGiiosnt
(frliher uon oer 6irmd i. 9opsr & g., 8antters).
3. ". Gavin Observation-Disclosures. Saiiirtr.
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4 3abndrstli6ss.
Sr. 10, s. Gtbert0ge,

81 Wr. 2 l, . u = y o ID .,
madt feinsn pielsn oeutiten SunbeH uno oem Bubil'
fum befunnt. bas er Jest beret III, flnflids Sabine
osr beiten Nuaiitdt. biliaer, oils te trsenc IN oer
etnbt draeidafft nerben tonnen, gu itetern. Weine
RrSn,um2 Sabne tounen nldlt Ibertrefieu perosn,
HnS iiun nuItsebenos saranrirt. Dteln sadgas ptro
tGulttb frjb becitet, unb binterlde fsne boen sol.
aen. Uitine 6unnn9 1T 9ardnfnt, 5u seiauen. SO
Ssr Sstobt aS. 3. Ntberieae.
IRnnl9 12Rtey) Nr. "a, Sucs Sroacpap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-10
SalaaO : Sspeidsa.
Mus Wafbtnaton.

gSaihtngtou, 9. Mai. Der 8rds
fibent febrte heute Ibenb suriid unc murOe
BON ben bier anipeienoen &abinetmitgltepern
besriiBt; oerislbe miro ben Wontu9 iber bier
bleibeu uuO Der Seerol9uns bes SberriGters
@baie beiwobuen.
- Goatre.AOmiral $. u. gSinslon, Der
Sefe9er bes yAlabama," lpuroe heute pom
S9lase aeriibrt, befano iidl qber 9esenAbenO
aui benz Weqe Der BeiierunQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-05-10
G QulioiIani. Seine

NEC WIUCpEL IHWVUHHI+ SIEIIE
Nerurtbetluna.
Niorri8to N.zS., Q. Wat. = 9eg
6rauenz z@6roer 2ufguani pei8ert iit, Nab'
run9snlittel su ft 81 nebmen, nnO mta Dor
nQdlilen 9onneritQ0e ben 9unAertOo iterben.
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in Or. g. @ater'S Sffce,
mr. AZ, 6anpuerfraee, Baltimore, Des.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
YACHTING NOTES.

The Bayonne Yacht Club held its regular monthly
meeting on the 23d inst. at No. 72 Beaver street.
1t an occasion OF more than ordinary interest,
as the several prizes won at the autumn regatta,
September 49, were distributed among the owners
OF the fortunate boats. The following list gives
full particulars 4tfNt r
Qui vive Thomas Clapham, Bayonne Yacht
Club-Club prize, large and elegant music box.
Elizabeth, Commodore Tynon, Stapleton Yacht
Club-Union prize, handsome large French bronze
clock. #IA
Jeanette. Commodore Pearson, Bayonne Yacht
CIub-Ciub prize, elegant music box.
Eclipse Captain McKinstry, Pavonia Yacht
Club--Union prize. silver tea set, consisting OF
ave pieces and saver all handsomely engraved.
Idle Hour, Thomas Taylor, Bayonne Yacht Club
Club prize, silver set, consisting Of water pitcher,
goblets, slop bowl and salver, all handsomely en-
Joe saunders, Frank Bates, Long Island Yacht
Cub--Union prize, large silver urn Tor ice water,
elegantly engraved.
Hayonne, Mr. p Mcclellan, Bayonne Yacht Club
Prize won at regatta OF the club, August, 1869.
Following the presentation OF the prizes the
members sat down to q bountiful collation., and
william +. Lee John NJ Sawyer. George Dunning
and others responded to appropriate toasts. Dur
ing the evening captain g. A. Being presented
Joseph Ellsworth with handsome oil pain ting
Vision. Mr.. C. G. Hough, President OF the club.
gave the painting to Captain Joe," and the latter
ieelngly responded. The meeting was grand
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
"THE LITTLE CHURCH AROUND THE
tNst eAt C0RNERW 1n

On the day before Christmas, or Christmas Eve,
there was q joyous festival connected with that
s1mous sattle church around the corner" the Rev.
Or. Houghton's, East Twenty-seventh street,,
which is entitled to passing notice. On Christmas
Eve Mrs. George q. Barnard, wife OF exJudge Bar
uard at their residence, No. 23 West Twenty first
street, had meeting of over 100 Of the poor chill
dren OF the Sunday school attached to that afore-
said popular little Episcopal church 'around the
corner." The happy children thus assembled were
those OF the Sunday school who had no home or
no prospect at home OF good Christmas dinner,
and they were gathered to this feast as rom the
highways and byways and "wthout distinction OF
race, color or previous condition. ol servtude,r IN
pursuance or the fourteenth and fifteenth amend
ments oI the constitution, and In obedience to tie
divine yteacninps OF Him whose advent as the
saviour OF mankind Is commemorated IN the
blessed Institution aud charities OF Christmas
Girls and boys, whites aud blacks. were gathered
BY Mrs. Barnard around Christmas table provided
Wlth ''al the decacea OF the season. best adapted
TO the tastes and digestion o the Juveniles IL was,
90 the poor little creatures assembled around Ii,
liberal least Of good things they had ever enjoyed
IN their lives. And their enthusiasm was that OF
happy children full ana unreserved, without dis
eurbing thought OF the morrow. And they had a
Chrlstmas tree, too, wonderful to behold In the
proflson and variety OF Its fruits. which were dis
festival, together with q more substantial Christ
mas glft TO every one, with the parting wish OF a
ga merry Christmas" This was festival which,
while they ltve will be remembered with gratitude
BY the poor children sharing IN it as one OF the
happest in their lives; and OF the benevolent lady
20 whom they are indebted ior II IL Ia but little TO
say that for years she mas been distinguished
GOr her generous charities to the poor.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
PIGEON SHOOTING
Bogardus and the Amateurs-The Cham
pion Defeated by Mr.. L. g. Le Breton.

Bogardus and the Amateurs-The Cham.
pion Defeated by Mr.. L. g. Le Breton.
[From the New Orleans Times Dec. e.
Despite the extreme cold weather fully 800 per-
sons visited the Fair Grounds yesterday TO witness
the announced pigeon shooting match between
the American champion, Captain A. H. Bogardus
and Messrs. lie Breton ana Charbonnet. The con.
dltions Of the match were each TO shoot at Is
double birds IS yards rise and 100 yards boundary
Although public opinion inclined toward defeat
for the amateurs, there were yet certain admirers
OF these gentlemen who invested against the
champion--in other words took tue neld In prefer.
The frosty atmosphere and the prevalence OF
stin northeast WIND operated very much against
satisfactory dlsplsy OF shooting and as conse.
snee the s,sssd ssSEs m y ssn Dson, was s'
Early in the match the birds were strong but
later on, succumbng to the cold. they new poorly,
they were let out OF the uape and toward the close
they were thrown up BY hand.
Mr. Charbonnet was unfortunate IN having TO
shoot at a large number OF "tail" BIRDS and out OF
le having killed but ~. he had no snow 70 win,
and gave up the contest. Messrs. Bogardus aud
although Of his first IA the champion killed Is
SSB lumber. fSe R iSimsi den began % ia sSsy and
number lie Breton captured g. bringing the score,
at the end OF 26 birds-Bogardus, IA; LIE Breton,
n lSsns saCeesscn assr and en he onaspOn missing &
lie Breton took the lead, and thenceforward,
to the forty-eighth bird, gained one.his score
being ~ 10 25 The stock OF pigeons tnen gave out,
and It being determined to nnish the match q
sortie was made, and birds being procured Mr. lie
Breton shot Vt his remaining two. killing the nrst
and making total score OF Is, which the champion
not being able to equal, even were ne TO nave
killed his two, the latter threw up the sponge and
Mr.. lie Breton was thereupon warmly congratu.
lated upon his victory and subsequently carried
bodily n the field by his enthusiastic friends. IL Is
intmated that our amateur pigeon shooters VIII
tender TO Mr.. lie Breton 0 medal as q testlmonial
OF the notable achievements In defeating the great
est OF American experts. eer
lie Breton--*o co. l. 20, l. !. co. !, 20, 1, 0. ], I,
0,lll, o. o, 20, o, L, l. o, ], Q, !, \ Il .,
0, d, !, 1, o. o. l, I, o. l, l. l, o-2s. Six birds
dead out OF bounds. -
Cnarbonnet-O, so o, o. 1. o, 1. l, 20. o. I, O. 10,
20, o, l. 30, o, 4, 30, l, o, o, 0, 90 70, O. 20,
0, 70, 1, 0, l. l, 0, 4, Q, ., l, l. l, 20, La.
Nine birds dead out OF bounds L
90 SCsssaflso o. O. e. 20, 3, !, !,
20, o 0, 0, 80, !. Q, 10, III, J. i-2S. six birds
dead out OF bounds, 80 .as~
%Fel dead out OF bounds.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27

orner chart OF the strait leading 20 the MORO Oh
Santiago de Cuba, including the bay and city
bearing that name. In times gone by
these people have supposed, and even now
that best informed and most sensible OF
all the journals In the world-the periodical OF
plans-has thought that the American squadron
Havana and bring ont by lorce the pirate OF the
protocol. An ilustrfous navigator or this self
same squadron, who has also played q r6le-we
VIII not say OF what kind-in the national flbus-
tering business of America, wrote olcially, q lew
days ago, to the Secretary Of the Navy Depart
ment In Washington that with one ship OF the
terrible fleet he could force an entrance to the
sids Moro Of Santiago de Cuba and speedily amuse
%hca srse s9s by rsa's ssas aes1s SSsVs
ment. The officer who thus fercely entered
stoodl Is named Braine, which is pronounced the
same as brain, but we cannot explain the reason
OF such hyperbolic coincidence. But 1t ls suf-
tinguish the plan OF crows loot to comprehend
that, treating OF defending pass even II it were
with boys blowgun, there Ia no squadron which
could penetrate the passage leading from the sea
to the bay OF Santiago de Cuba; and the same also
may be said with greater reason about the port OF
havana. There are men very brave and nations
VI the same country as Braine is that Admiral
th thhodgers who required only 80 seconcs to swallow
the Numancia.
The crontsta is satisfied with Attorney General
Williams decision, and says:-
Inls opinion has not surprised ms, because We
kneW that Win such conclusive proofs IN the
were In possession OF the Spanish authorities here
u must come about but what will surprise any one
less informed tnan we are OF everything that passes
IN this shameful transaction is that with the se
proofs In our hands we have consented TO sacrifice
our rights even to an international compact And
while the Vrginius has not yet arrived in an
American port it Is declared with insulting cyni-
cism, that we have given In TO unjust humiiations
and exactions
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
nave TWO children, little boy and girl the eldest
OF whom Is five years old

nave TWO children, little boy and girl, the eldest
OF whom Is i've years Old
But will Bazaine be shotS It Is reported at
the moment or writing these lines that the seven
judges on the court martial have signed petition
Tor grace 10 President MacMahon, and that the
prisoner will In all PROBABILITY receive a hall
pard0n-that is, his life Will be spared and he VIII
De absoved from the ceremony OF q pubic degra-
dation: HIS sentence would then amount TO the
loss OF rank and orders and 10 the heavy money
fine imposed by the costs OF the trial. President
MacMahon. having been Bazaine's chief rival in
the late war, and having suffered more than any
follies, would naturally be inclined from chivalry
TO pardon him hut MacMahon has his Minis
ters 10 reckon with, ana they may be less In
clined 20 show mercy to the man who has been
taken as the scapegoat for all France. The general
impression is however, that meTclful considera-
tOns win prevail, II only to obvate the great public
excitement which would attend the public execu-
ton OF a field marshal on the plain Of Satory. The
at the verdict, as is only natural. for Bazane'S
capttulatlon caused the whole republican war plan
to fail and brought about all those accusations OF
stupidity and blundering which have been unjustly
laid upon the republicans. l should not be sur
prised myself II Bazaine were to commit
suicide ! was told some weeks ago
that he counted on an acquttal, but that
persist in ignoring my innocence Will not live to
be Shot like Communist This threat may
prove vain II the government be determined TO
are saying that Bazaines suicide would be the
most welcome solution. 10 would save the govern
ment both the necessity OF pardonng their prisoner
and the still more disagreeabe necessity OF putting
de Cholseul-Prasln was arrested for the murder OF
his wife, the Ministry found themselves in q
similar predicament, and got out OF IL by recon-
mending one OF the Dukes relatives TO bring his
the poison on the eve OF the day appointed lor his
trial, and 80 escaped the guillotine.