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New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
- Suspension Bridge, N. T., Feb. %, 1873.
A SUGGESTION FOR THE PRINTERS STATUE 10
MR. GREELEY

To the Ed,tOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: | like the idea of representing Mr.
Greeley in the type-metal statue, as journcymas
printer but think there are serious objections 70 intro
ducing printers case. Beside hiding the greater per
ton OF his figure tho printers case and his position DO
hind 1t would suggest to rreycrent wretch an os
peanut man behind his stand, and would undoubtedly
form nartistic group.
The idea can be carried out by representing Mr.
Greeley In shrt-sleeves. uncovered head. wearing
apron and holding in hand printers stick and
the other type IN the act of putting IL IN its place. M
the know him best with his Specacles would
not leave them of in the statue.
Hoping that the statue agreed by the COMMITTEES
will, as you suggest, bear the impress OF modern
tho ght and energy, and at tho time .bc worthy
OF the great Printer It Is 70 represent. am yours,
Nelo- York, Feb. IL, 1873. JSo. ID. CogGiRis.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
ASSEMBLY.

The bill to provide for heating the Assem-
bly, Chamber was received from the Senate amended.
Mr. CRANDALL said the House had been treated very
discoureousy by the Senate, and that the Chairman Of
the Finance Committee Of that body had told him thai
any medical man who did not know more about such
matters than shown in the bill ought TO be sent to
an insane asylum The bill had been entirely changed
and would DO impossible to secure any benefit this
session.
The question was taken concurrng with the amend
ments and they were DoneoncurIsd III, ana the o re-
iected unanimously.
. T % 1, s "a a. ,s 2:SsT, E Tie En R'0 was
Mr. PiersoG reported adversely the bills relative to
public buildings aud water supply in Rochester. As
Mr. Fish absent, the bills were laid the table.
The Gepsnl Appropriation bl % Proec, citizens in their civil
nights prevent eTge md disease in relation 70 9sxst regulating
ee provide Eastern Boulevard, HewYoki provide
pS g f. ,s o. IGsSi S
charter The Staten Island and Suspension Bridge Company
ByMr COrTTo provide COMMISSIONERS to draw up char
By socHo soasm and levy assessments for improving Union
b. kSsSrDr-TO establish female department the Western
B, Mr. OPBYEs-To widen Ann-st EewYort sp-
points eomm beaded by B. Morgan, to inquire no the eEpe
By Mr. CIaEE.TO INCORPORATE Eew.YOfE Society Suppress
b. Mr. BruKSrHA-RIendiDs time complete organsa
ton Of yihs Mutual Trust Institution Of New-fork -,
By M wHrETO authorize the city Of Utica to borrow
By the Amending the genera. Railroad Act With reference
BIZ br KoRToS-Poving for
claias sanst the CITY and County OF keSfOk
proVng the absolute discharge Of all liability Of the City aud
arising from sand eaims IL Is the
the b introduced the Senate Also to amend the act Tes'
local q the County FeNYor IL confirms
The adopted tie reference inereEg the
salsies Of Justices and Clerks of the Courts
CEAKrT0 injury to pubic health ana 70 ANIMALS by
the upon hOOuhsres and other places also for better
passengers the ThirdaVe Railroad In Rewiork
bill suihos the Of psee eravngroom car and the
cent? Also requiring the hewiork aud
ae Central and Hudson River and tue NsNi and
Railroad Companies 70 bring their passenger trans TO iol
.lop before crossing the HaTem River draS-brdge.
Mr. COOKCOntming the resolution Supervisors In hing the
s.l,rT Of messenger 10 the Coroner Of he~tOrk.
y authorize the Common Cornell Of Brooklyn to
r,.de nave and regulate FTaBkn GsbpgVe and other streets
. BrOoklyn ,,, a., A.,
CompsBy . .-.,u4
Il MI Vas COTO provide for sentencing criminals the en-
t,s1sry in King County and for conveying them there 80
III, AL. chapter e+ Of the Laws oi 1903 enud
Al se sstherhog drainage marsh lands s 70 bciade Rich
e01d C0sDy -.
Gps the Recorders Court Of Ce farther uusdeior 'ad incs's
ize the sslsry Of the Recorder
znssdIss Ls act creating PosghfeepEe Pe Depsii@ent
10 sahole Of School Commissioners Ia TIC Cy o lfo
Che Pacific Mail steamship Company. IN Answci 70
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
RELIGIOUS EQUALITY AND HOME RULE IN
IRELAND.

RELIGIOUS EQUALITY AND HOME RULE IN
IRELAND.
TO The Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Having gone so recently over the ground
covered by Mr. Froude IN his volume, The English In
Ireland" have been struck with his strlDgc partisan
ship have also been than impressed by tine
fact that from the Reformation down 10 the present
reign Ireland may be said 10 have been =" "cruched be
tween two thieves 1.-THE King Of Engand and the Pope
Their champions who went across the Atlantic TO Hour
sh thoir t0mahaws before your citizens should have
been clothed In scalps. Ireland -as now entered Me
era of Religious Equality, but there is strong reaeaen
toward Papal Asoendency, which must be watched and
resisted aud In this resistance Liberals shah need the
help ofs America But for the Pope there would never
perlaps have been a religious dicutylhcre. Certainly
therelwoud be none now If the " Old Catholic Church.
prevailed. We must however rely on education kept
from presty CONTROL and on the lberaziny Tenderness
Of civilizafi0n. think have said enough 10 explain
INV vieys which agree very much with those which MI
Iecly has admirably expressed IN AIS fefic"
with respect to Home Rule It must come TO nothing,
the social forces in this country tending 10 Vso,
naturally and resistiDiy 40 water hO"s uohns & III
PapaI Infability makes this tendency stronger has
ever Iwil give you & on iinsefaton @ az. NJ; % - Nj
tayan Duffy and others, In forming an IFish IeneDen
League" to obtain settlement OF the and qceSoa o.
principles tlat nave now Dcen neary an -,
Priests and Presbyterian ministers worked togsther OF
the same platform and met at public dinners IN rater
ns Snirt Bnt it soon became evident that Archbshog
Cullen did not like this union Mr.. Lucas CohVefSsI
Quaker, one OF JHo hOu"IdOo
league and most active in working 1t. said ~ hn
one day, IL Dr. Cullen should denouDce thls mhed sys
fan, of oursthis union Of priests and Presbyt min
stersas dangerous to faith aud morals how would you
srt with reference to the Leaguei' he answered, with
ont the least hesitatIou "why should pitch the Leagae
10 the devir The League died. fortiOrf since the
Vatican Council every Roman Catholic prelatc peer o.
NJ P must pitch Home Rule 10 the devil IN the sams
manner when the Pope speaks through his Irish moush
piece. The Nati0naists who would dare 10 resist sn
authority would resist for federation but separation
But the association will fall asunder rather fly asunder
as the conflicting forces are br2nght isN
action or put pressure. Therefore, Irish Lbe
another Switzerland have hope OF that kind however
We may feel under the arrogance aud contempt whchne
deem i'm the ruling nation, and which are put
too truly represented by the blind impassOned bgotry
OF Mr.. Froude. Yours, AN IRISH IdBshAL'
London, Feb. g. 1878.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
AN INVESTIGATION OF SENATOR BoGY's CASE
DEMANDED.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 28.-The Republican mem
bers OF the Legislature have drawn up and signed
mortal to the United States Senate setting forth his
tory of the late investigation OF the charges OF corrup
ton in the Senatorial election declaring that the
testimony taken partial, unfair and totally unsat
isfactory that some important witnesses not
brought before the Committee and that others not
thoroughly examined that money used In the Sena-
tOral contest ana asking the Senate TO order nvesti-
CATION INTO the OF the election of Louis " BOgy
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
TIT REST PAPER IN THE WORLD.

TO the Edifor or The FrfbHRe.
SIR: Coming up the Central Railroad yester-
day was pleased to The TRIBUNE in most meas
hands. and TO hear gentleman who supported Gran'
say In very strong TERMS that TnE TRIBUNE was betss
than ever beforehand OF that opinion most OF ths
thinking men OF his scduainanee one OF our cult
waited men, active business man. and an Engishn.s
by birth, sys Tar TRIBUNE Is the best paper IN u
nearly COT rid OF all fear In regard to the iuture OF '
glnrous OLD paper founded by Horace GreeioT, o. D.
y Eaaraaa,saf ~ " kah az tsI4
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
THE RELATIONS OF EDUCATION AND GOWNS.

THE RELATIONS OF EDUCATION AND GOWNS.
TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: In relation to your article on the dres
OF girls at schools let say that before girls viii
amount TO anything scholars they must have thea
style OF dress changed and pay great deal less at
tentiOn TO 1t. Girls never do much toward o
thorough education until they dressed more like
boys. The exhibitions at girls boarlingscho ars
generally complete flrces-dress rehcarsals in fact
the audience applaud the personal appearances o
the actors and do not look for anything more-and they
plainly dressed IN clothing suited TO their mOyemcnA
and surpass girls in everything for nthe reason that
their time has been spent in working with mind dear
ideas OF supcrliuOus adornnent Girls need herough
change in their habits and costumes. without whRh
they will amount 10 much more than they do nov.
Brooklyn. Feb. Is, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
A pEFAUIaING CASHIER IN MASSACHUSETTS

BosToN, Feb. 28-An investigation into the
affairs OF the Lochmere National Bank OF East Cam
bridge shows deficit its funds of Sl95OO which the
cashier, John Savage Jr confesses to have distracted
The is exclusive Of missing securities belonging
private individuals The defaulting cashier has con-
veyed deed OF his property to the bank which 1t Is
said will more than cover the deficit
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
HOW TO rAMrLIARIzg SOCIETY WITH CRIME.
To the EdftOr OF Fhe Tribune.


SIR: First of all publish it in all its disgusting
and degrading details in newspapers and by pictures r
that class OF papers which have the greatest circulation
among those iowmnded persons who not yet 80 low
that they desire TO lie criminals To this exoitabc class
mako murder familiar and duarres notorious, and give
them the impression that the whole world considers that
all insults TO be met with sudden slaughter or else
the nsulted persons low born cowGrds Make it ap-
pear fashionable k and let the only way for rowdies
10 become famous be dying on the galows-martyrs &c
their inSuted honor.
Secondly-4et every kind Of newspaper-especialu
such children and young people are mosLpt 10 read
prut every kind of immortality and crime when curious
people desirous Of reading or course " IL grea
mistake hide the execution OF murderers, for peopb
can't see and admire the bravery with which the faaou;
villain his death. The soldier who at hrst shud
ders at the idea death becomes a last so familiar wh
the sight OF dead and dying that he fears little 70 90 ns
battle Human nature very easily be aheoted by
reading constantly OF DEATH Of crime aud of Xeeutons
Hence the editor who refuses 70 I'LL his paper win suen
things is not doing all he can to famarze young Peops
and had people with such good Influences and IL no'
using his great privilege the liberty of the press as ne
might. u IL NJ
Suspension Bridge, n. T., Feb. 26, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01

resolution OF the House. report rs That none OF ss
capital stock has been purchased Dy IL unuer '"o "o'
authorizing IL 10 reduce its capital STOCK
Second II holds none OF its own stock, Ar.
Third The outstanding amount OF capital stock OF the
Company ia ie9 ea3 shares. Tho Company also submits
detailed statement Of money and securities owned py
AdiouIned tn Monday ct 7.9O p. m.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
ExTERMINATIYG THE APAcHEs.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 27.-Advices from Ari
TO Feb 49, state that Lieut. Mcher OF the 5 Cav
airy fought the Apaches Jau 2 at Tonto Creek. killing
II warriors one soldier George Hooker, was killed.
on the 10Th Of January Capt Price had fight near
Verde, killing Ave Apaches Gen. Crook arrived at
Feb AZ. having been all sent three
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
THE TRIBUNE AND THE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD MONOPOLY.

To ne Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Although differing with You in the
last campaign your since has convinced thss
your journal stands pretmlnent among the daies of
New-York.
feel confident that tho people OF this state will not be
long acknowledging their indebtedness for the disin
teresedly noble stand you have taken against the Penn
ssvauia Monopoly IL certain of Legislators. after
yOur convincing aud Justly severe editorials upon their
conduct dare st TO trhe with the interests OF the Com
monwcalth their doom Is sealed. and not OF them
with all the capital OF Tom Scott aud hrs minions. wih
suffice TO rise them from their Just degradaou.
Princeton, N. J Feb. ~. 1873 "PRINoEroSA.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01

Gypk the Recorders Court oi Ccs afer ursocoh aA' hos
ize Tie sssry Of The Recorder. =, n.,
Of School Commissioners Ia The Cy Of Troy
2Ae Pacific Mail Steamship CVmDanY. IN AhS"o4 "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-04
Mus Sueeu Slnne's Sountv.

lBeridtet nIr ben B9orrepontenien"
Geutrepille, Wto., 81. Oe5br. - Der
Qferbau, pelder ieit nebrereu Sahren IN
Queen 4nue's @ouutD arg OurnieolrIug, pa
eS on IleiBigeu 9lrbeitcrn icblte, ihetnt III Der
naditeu 3eit eiueu Iuiibmung nebmeu 5u
poueu. Gtna ahtSi9 gauoarbeuer, idmmt-
LID 0eutife, hub bier Dor Sur6sm elnaetrofs
fen uno habeu iif sr0BtentBellS all bteilae
Warmer permietbet. uuter tbreH SGnoen
ideiut bic Qauouirtbi6ait ein ifneaereS Anf=
bliiben Al nebmen, iie lino ntdlt MIR iletBiq,
ionoen perItebeu aud BON Der Sefouomie uieI
mebr als bic mellten Der eln8eborenenSGrmer
auf benz vGahern1 Sbore."
- Die Bferoeieube lit aus Queen anue'S
Gountp iest gdu,liA ucrihpunOen.
- Sic Yrobutte pou Queen Nnue'S GOuntp
seben i,tt gt0Btentbsils idmmtliA mad Bbi-
lao,lpbia permittelt Der ,Gueeu Qnne'8 uno
seRt. Giienbabn." ytaA Baltimore peroeu
fat gar teine blet9eu YrOOutte mtbr gelanot.
oa ole Nlliie oeS 9ountp's nod lamm;lIdl
sugeiroHn iub uno bic bleil9eu GanoIeute
tetne 2ut babsu, Die 3elt III ermarteu, no
eiu mlloer 2baumno GlS uno Srolt otrIa9t
uno linen erlaubt, ibre 28aaIeu aui laa9am
babin gleitenoen StiITen uad ten 9aten o6r
MouumeuttaSt 3u bsiSrOrn. Jtad) Bbila-
belpbia basegeu selangen Die Baaren NIT Der
@lienbabn in tWrser 3ett uno meroen frti6
auf Dem Wartte pertauft. aQeroiugs lauien
bieie Serbdltuiiie ben Witniden Der SepOhner
unlsreS &ouutp's 9eraOeiu Suwioer, inpem es
ben Qettersn bel @eitem au9enebmer ipGre,
weun iie ibre Waarsn nod Baltimore ienoeu
fGnnteu. Sa5 tam ieoo9 crit oanu 9eitle9tn,
menn cine birefte 81 MISUNDERSTANDING 3iul.
it1,u Rnltinore uuO Queen Quue'S Souutn
beiiebt. Da Die @iumObuer Oe8 aeuanHteu
@ountp ni4t i'm Stanoe iinb. Die Soften Oer
@rbauuns elnsr neueu Sabn aaein 6u tragen,
10 topfen iie beid)ebeu an uno frl9eR: lSiu
Baltimore ni6t bslfeu ?" J.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-04
aosalbertd,te aus 9S 4f5iuaton

98aibington, 8. Sauuar. - Die An'
9eitelten oes Slattsrn 6oipitule5 beSo9en
Qeltern lire neuen Guartlere. Seit geltern
Wiittag muroeu eli ueue @rfrantungen on
ben Slattsrn bel Der Sanitat8zSeb0roe sur
4nSeiJe sebraAt.
- Gin Gaun, giamenS Soispb 8aOctife,
wuroe porselt.rn bon einem 28assu Iberfats
rem uno .rbielt mebrere, penn au4 tetnesue9a
gefdbrli9e Serlseuugeu.
- Die i6mere 4rtiQerie bonn Sort Wtt'
Seurp am Yatapsco bat Die g8eiiung erbals
ten, li6 on ber Baraoe bei Der tommeuoen
8lebsr.luissuus Ocs YrGROeuten in 8aib.
instOn III belheiligeu.
- SIN Yoli;ilt usrbaftete oOr9eilern eint
alte 6rau, mlfe Nd III Der 9tabe osS Sahn
seleiiss O.s 8aibiustOnsr ,3wei8eS Der Bal
fimOr..Obio.S Sabn" uufgeiteut bate uno fort'
pdhrsno cine rotbe SABINE i'll oerGnit itmang
ytadbem iie mad oem StatiOnsbauIe gebradt
pOrosu mar, erpies ss ii6, oaB rte 6rau trr:
iinnta mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-04
Serttbte aus oem Snnern oe8
StddfPS

- (Serbrannt) 4m Oientag, BEN "a.
0e,embsr, uurbe cine alte in Sarioro~@o.
lebenbe gtsgsriu ploklit franf uno idifte eiu
fleiues WGodeu, ruel9eS itdI 3ufdQig III ibrer
Siitte beiauO, 5u einem Radba:, nm Elm ArSs
neinlittel 3u bOleu. 4ls oa5 0GOheH Suriif,
te6rte, ianO IS Die alts ytegerIn toot auf oem
EuBboben liegsn. Die Srau mar Oem Sieu
su nabe setoTmeu uuo nieoergefaa.n. Oa'
bei wareu ibre &leiber in 8rano geratbeu.
Da bic Srau ,u i6wad mar, uul fb erbeben
su f0nneu, rpur0e Fe bon ben 6lammeH poi
Iis oerjsbrt.
- (Gob zines sea6tsten 8iirgers) ST.
g8illiam 4moS, elmer Der geaAtetiten Siirger
SariorbsG Gountp'S itarb am 18. Oe3br. in et
mem IA. 9ebensiabre.
Aus sAnuapoliS.- Die 8eroronnnl
in 8etreff Der 3ulafuug elmer sr6Bersn IA
,abl BON @aoetten IN Die SseiAule, iufolgt
Der permebrten 3abl Der GonsreBuitslieocr
mas mobl seieeli9 ieiu, lpirb absr meuii
prattilhe 8Ortbeile bieten, neil iiberbaup
lett Sabrsn i4on nidt mebr bic erforOerlid
unb seieelidb uprseihriebeue ansabl Don ga
betten Die Seslbule beiudt. 0fa6 bem &c
senwartiseH SDtems fuo 334 SaOetten il
6em Gintritte in Der Sdule bsre6tist, bed
wirb oieie 3abl pobl i6uerlih 10 balb Ct
reiat msrOen, ba i6ou iett mebrereu Sabrei
bic 3abl idmmli4er Gaoetten niAt iibsr 25'
biuausfieg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-04
llunnllfpmmeue unb bnllfnmmene
9Ghne.

Cute 3abne Fno fur iorpsride edOn9eit unerlds=
ltd, uno Rcmanb barf iidb fernerbn msssn unslstz
der ODER iauer 3dbne sntidulcissn; bsnn bas Dit.
tel, bieie Wiansel u bsistssn, essu in zines Seoen
8ereite. Or. 9Bindbea, in Nr. 1873, VI It.
Napette., oberbalb Gutaphrose, 1T oils tpiiien'
itattliter 3abuarSt neit uno brett befannt. Sr III
NIT ieoem 3,usiss isnss Seruies prattiid uertraut.
unb ole feline sabndrShden Sperationtn bslriebisen
Die Yatienten aui's Bette. Die Sabine, bic er amer.
tist, seiduen fid bsr6 Suusrbaitisfsit pollfomme.
mes BaSien, natirlides Ausieben uno augemeine
s60nbslt aus. Sas Sabnfluen nit Solo, Stanio.
ODER Competitions Diaie bilSet einen pithtsen2bel
iener Braris. als 3abnuussisben ftebt Or. 10 in<
d unerrstdbt ba. Ssin Seriabren NIT Dem Ya'
tienten 1T in Der Gbat 6armant. Nidt oas serinsfe
5dbmersumptom mrc peranlaBt unb bic Operation
lit nets Ilfommen ertolsretd. Gr
iabrisut tdsltt reiues iaIpetsriaurss Gas. Die
fen @tmer,pertl9er babeE Die seiammtsn mebt3niz
nildsn ;5atultdsu @uropa's uno amerita's fir bus
polltommenfe nno wunoerbarhe, Gmpfnbunsslo=
atet berporseruisne 9itteI erildrt bas ie entosdt
,porS,u. (Rds7,1SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-04
Selesrapbii9e Sepeidett.
Garopaii9e &abelberi9te.
GeutfdIdnr,

Seutfd,lans.
Berlin, 8. San. - Ser &ailer bat benz
5lraeu Sismurd ben idwarssn ablsr+Sr'
ben oerlieben.
Gualant.
2onoon, San.-Sonobl bier tple II
ben libtiaen Stdoteu @uglano's uuIoe oel
eellrise 9}euiabrstas augenlein s,f.iert. an
Gage Dur6woste Elm buutes Dten den9eipiib
Die Strabeu lnb QbenoS warenS Sbeater, Wfu'
ieen, @lublofale uno DfientlifeSer9uii9un9s.
pldse tidt scfiillt. Die amerifaner feterter
ben Sag nit 6cieii,n uno g.i,aiseruntsrbal'
tung.
StaIien.
9t ON, 2. San.-Bet Soni9 g1ttor Gmas
uuel fano seitern Der MISUNDERSTANDING
1tatt, mosu iit auber Den fremoen 9elanbten
nnb oenDtltsliebern bes Cabinets otels anosre
botltebeuoe uno angeiebene Yeti1nllhtetten
einesfunoen hatteu. Cine Seputatlon aus
ben 8ommern iiberreidte benz SOnige eint
ge9liidrpiini6unssabtefie. aud Der Yapd
blslt Hsuiabrsempfan nno nabm Die Slid.
lpiiui9e ieiner 6reuuoe unb anbduser ent9e'
gen.
Rom.
St ON, 2. San. - Ser Papl empfng &C.
fern ieluc yeibgarbe uno belt cine turie An'
ipla6e an bieielbe, in melfer er la9te, oaB Die
YDlter @uropa's auf einem Gulfane itdnoen.
Ruflane.
9onbon, 3. San. -3tanoolpb Stemart,
Carl Don gu0owaD, itarb seItern i'm altsr
bon ~ Sabren.
9epeiaen bon Guesnstoipu, Birmingham
uno Soutbampton melben, baB ein lfredll'
der Srtan it, Der Ieeteu gtadt an Der Siiite
miitbete, Der ben einem beitigen @ewitter be-
sletet mar. S:ute WOrssn webte Elm Sanss'
uno S6loneniturnl.
yd)iTsberidbfe.
Galcutta, 3. San.-Sas amerttanllde
Slasgsnldifi y2adapanna" wilD beute mad
GsplOn abfabreu. Gus am SorD beiinoen it'd
mohl.
2iperp pool, 3. San. Ser 9pfr. ralz
jDria" lit bitr eingetrofieu.
GueeuStomu,3 San. - Ser Opfr
yabpiiiHia" lit bon Seem. Yorf bier elnsetrof'
fen.
SamSei uun SDrie.
2onbon,3. San. - @oniols erDfineten
All 91e-s fir @elo uno griei. ramerifaz
ner" 65sr 92s, Ser 92k, 10!40er 80, neue
6iinfer 80, @rie 5o4.
QiperpOOl, 3. San. - ganrpoas
erDiinete felt. Sberl. 104-s, Srl.1o4; Sertaufs
5000 Saqeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-04
gSteScr Elm oro{ier llnterSc,letf.

9tem y OFT, 3. 5an.-Vfan sIaubt, 6aB
beute critaunlid,e @utbHuuu9en wssen Der an
geblld]en llnterihleiie in Der vgait'&Iusr'
Sri0ae Comp" su ermarten iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-04
SermlIebte Sepeihen aus
Mctp= MORT.

g2ew.Oorf, 8. San. - 3. 3. Sarnum
purbe 9eferu in einem Stubtbubnluag.n I'M
cine 0iamantnapel i'm 2Gertbe bon sl009
bsraubt.
- 0aS Salair bes Corporations Inpults
ift auf idbrlit $4,000 iellgeiett poroen. 9as
9lHemblp' 'Wtt9lieo Sielos erbi.lt fir baiI.lbe
Imt $12, 900.
- Die eiierne 9elciptnbe o.S ySiftbs Abe
nuezSbeatsrS" 1T unter Den &uinen g.funoen
lporoen; bieIelbe enthielt oerihisoene lutrtb.
uoQe, moblrbaltens Wanuicrrpte. Die Bidder
oes Embellishments, iopie $1,000 in Santnoteu
maren glei6faqs mObl erhalten.
= 0as 0weftorium Der y@rie Sabn.&o. !"
wiro oemndflit ge9en Commodore Sanser-
but fir So ,0OO, 900 Inipriide erlebeu.
- Su RoalDn, 8. S., eriAoB amgeuiubrs'
taae Der GouItabler alen ben Batrtd Utc&orz
mid, pd6rsnO bieier uerIuft., einen Irreitun'
ten 5u bsfreisu. Der Gontabler purbe Don
ben 6rsunoen 6es @rmoroeten nit 9pndluftIs
bsrrobt.
= 8dbreno bes btaten g2ebels iiieB beute
bas SGbrboot %. g. @re9orp" nit oem
8oote yPuuonia" Suiammen; Settsres wurOe
oermaBen perleet, OaB eS uur inter S9pie'
rigteiten ans llier Sebradlt Wurbe.
- Die Stpuug be5 0irsttoriums Der
ygut 0tiuer~ grIb9e Comp" bat feline unter'
Ihleife eutbiilIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-04
Hnmn0S.

Der einstse aneRtstiits assnt, metbsr bnr9aus &C.
,obrIos in. wenn er BON Der rGolton=D Dentalzaifo.
citation. sius.sebsn wiro, suirb bas 3abnaussisbsn
sum Bersniseu.
Dieisniseu, pelde on 3abnidmer5en Isoen, ton@
men iu,rner reres @as, Die eriabrenea unb ssittd'
teaeu 3abndrsts uub sdnsld,s Grsibett bon s@merz
en- in unierem Blreou, Rr. 81, sseR'6apstte''
nabe GbarIesRraRe, Hnbsn.
Y. o. Sc perbsn feline 3dbne aussesossn, fuslhs
burd SsInuns seipart iperoen fonnen. uno ale Ops=
rotionen fir bic GrbaItuns uno Resultruns Der 3dbns
perbsn nit uniiberreiiiGer GsIdiddtsito oaiosen.
fRGra28.tSf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-04
Qebt meine Sohter mob?


Sic lebt uno itebt unter meinem S6uBe
Selcm bat fe gu elmer brapen, lun9sr
Same erapsen, Die iid in iecem arlitotrati.
iden areiie seisen fann. Sd perblr9e eS
nit meinem Gbrenpprte!
Ser Soloat leste ieierlid Die 9anf
auf bic 8ruit.
8oialie erbpb ii6.
Sic perbiirsen es nit Sbrsm Gbren:
ipprte?
9lls SfFsisr uno Gpelmann.
llno i'd CLAUDE Sbnen.
9as t6nnen Sic, sndoise 5rau. Gr'
sdblen Sic mir AGes, bamit es mir m0s,
lid miro, bieie unerb6rte Snfamie p6aig
gu burdidauen.
9ie 9lusen ber armen Same ersldnitsn
lebbaft."
gDpQen Sic bas 9rab meines 8lnoes
.ieben? rief iie in einem fait treii9enoen
Gone.
3eigen Sic eS mir!
aommen Sic, tommen Sic!
,Eortiesung tolat.I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-04
Sobn q. Snmau & Comp,
Ntr. 4j, welf= prattftraRe,

nabe gpear'S Werfte,
RGneier NIT ben belfen bdrten
2plens' Gaaeps, Sunburg. nno &umberlano@
&oAlen,
2240 Dfunb aui Die Eonne in aIen fsdnen, tre Dor
Stie{er uub lnoern uureiHisteiten. Sep6, 12WteH)