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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-30
Loss, $15O,O0O.
GREAT EXCITEMENT !!

Shortly after II o'clock last night
the most fearful and calamitous ex-
plosion ever occurring In this section
took place at Virginia City. whereby
many lives were lost, and much valua-
bic property destroyed. 1t was an
explosion OF giant powder, aud oc-
Cured in the large brick block at the
corner of b and Taylor streets. imme-
diately back of the Bank OF California,
the upper part of which was occupied
as lodging rooms. Fronting on Is
street the block Of buildings was two
stories in hight, aud so fierce was the
explosion that it blew away both sto-
ries completely, down to q level with
the sidewalk. from the Taylor street
corner to Douglas building ON the
south. Even the last mentioned
building was badly shattered and
a large portion Of the north side
blown in, the greatest force of the ex-
plosion being evidently to the south
and downward. The north wall, near
the place of explosion, was thrown
into and across Taylor street, breaking
in the side Of the wooden building OPP
positc to q considerable extent, and
the fronts ofthe houses on the opposite
side of b street were also badly bat.
tered. The windows and doors OF all
the surrounding houses were smashed
In bodily, and glass was broken In
windows nearly down to Union street
on the north. and those Of the new
Odd Fellows Hall building OH the
south by the great conclusion. which
also threw several people down who
were on the street near by. 1t being
mt the hour when most people are re-
firing for the night, the loss OF life vas
among those rooming in the building;
although II nan was mortally nJure
in the stable OH the opposite SIDE Is
street. by an iron shutter which was
hprIal arrosl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-30
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

Meeting Of tho San Franeisco Port
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dcaih-Ar.
rrsied-Auemptcd suicide-Dedi.
cation-Died OF his Wouud-OPi-
um smoking and RIpsrtatisn Fer.
bidden- Virginia City RxpIosion-
The Americas Giautess Badly
Beaten.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-30
A Raging Fire

Immediately kiudled from the ex-
plosion and we'll completed the work
of destruction, extending through to c
street. Armory Hall, aud Kennedy "
Mallon's store were completely des-
troyed together with stock of goods,
etc. Tho explosion made a terrific
sound which was heard to the utmost
limits of the city and Gold Hill. The
alarm was quickly sounded by both
bells and steam whistles, and all the
machines OF the Fire Department, both
steam and hand engines were got to
work "a soon as possible. a perfect
deluse OF water poured in from all
sides, and the raging flames were soon
conquered and confined to their orig;
nal location. Those steamers did
splendid work. never getting tired, n
in reality paid for Themselves on this
very occasion, for had the fire got
across Taylor street, there Is no telling
where It might have stopped.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-30
List OF the Dead.

The following comprises the list OF
those who lost their lives by this most
dread calamity, rs far as Is known {:
Major General Jacob l.. Van Bokke-
len; j. p. Smith. the well known
hardware dealer oil G street; William
Davis, n young man, clerk and sales
nan in Smiths store w. l.. Lowe,
Superintendent Of the Silver Hill mine;
Charles IL. Knox, Benjamin Mandel,
clerk in Blocks dry goods store Mrs.
L. z. O'Connor, Mrs. Susan Dean.
wife of Edward Dean, OF Gold Hill.
and their little daughter Dolly, aged
., Int wears. James Devine was the
name OF the man in Derby Il Gearhart's
stable, who was mortally injured by
the iron shutter hurled across the
street. He was at work in the
harneSs.room cleaning harness when
the fatal missile came flying through
the window, knocking him insensloie
aud crushing him so badly that If he Is
not already dead at the present writ
ing. he has little or no chance OF
living,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-30
a Fearful Death.

Those who first arrived at the scene
of destruction heard groans,and voices
calling from the basement, at the Tay-
Tor street corner, beneath the ruins:
One was that Of Charley Knox. well
known in this section and formerly a
Story County Commissioner. lie said
his feet were caught aud he could not
extricate himself, and that VIM. Lowe
was near by. The approaching fire
and s~utfocating smoke soon silenced
his earnest appeals for assistance,
although water was got upon the
,lames nj quickly as possible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-30
Tho ~Iniurtd.

Simon Schleweck, who keeps the
Congcr House, on the opposite side OF
B street, was standing in his doorway
and received severe cuts and bruises,
but fortunately VAS not seriously in-
iured. George Hill, Mrs. Taylor, who
kept the lodging rooms destroyed, n
several OF the roomers, received severe
bruises and Commissions In escaping.
Frank +. Osbiston and wife, and sew
eral others. made miraculous escapes.
Mr.. Thompson. brother OF the County
Clerk. was with n friend enjoying a
auIct game Of billiards in Daley &
ouinlan's rear saloon, In the Douglas
building, when the great crash came,
and an immense body Of debris came
crashing through from above, COM
pletely filling the saloon. Strange to
saw. neither of them were killed, but
by lively scrambling they soatrived to
escape from the ruins with a few cuts
aud bruises.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-30
FER IBLE CALAMITY!

Fire Follows the Explosion
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Stride, who kept the
intelligence office in the wooden build
ing on the opposite corner OF lay,
ior street from the explosion ana
their two children were IN pee
and the side Of the house being
battered in by the flying bricks ana
mortar, their beds were completely
covered by the missiles, yet strange TO
say they all escaped without even a
scratch.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-11

100 Alder betragenSs Sarm an 6rau Saute
9talone fir bic Summe pom $500 r%srtnu't.
- (8erbcerenbe Seuersbruuft IN Talbot
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Iaine sshGrlQen uuN pom elucm Sru. Cannon
benohnteu gauogute IN Sslaros@reet .Ntd,
SeWer aus, woourt %onielbe gin'Iit psrHth'
let iuuroe. Die TaHlilie Uerlor Ialt ihre
idmmtlite @aroerobe. 9aS @ebauoe mar
fir $1,000 III Der WOntgOmcrp- @eieaid,ait"
perithert. Der Doctor erleI0et eineH Serluit
pom etma $1,000.
- EooesfaQ pom 8Iib in Caroline
GOnntp.) Erau gtatban Smith, welde i'll
Der ytahbarihait bon Sur8Oille i'll bielem
SountD wohute, murOe am lebten Oituitdg
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BEN @epitterS ourf eiHeH8 lteltrabl g%etOotet.
sic mar I'M Seariif, nit eiuem Seller in Der
OauO iiber Die SauSfur Ill geben, ais Der
SltB lie trai unO au9enblidlid t0otetS.
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@ouutg.) 6r. Sauiou 9ismS6urg u~ertauite in
Der Oorig2n 8ode iein 9ut, melte5 Il Nslle
iiolid uou Sre0erid gelegeu III unO ttrua 81
Ader entbdit, an Sru. Soibua RuoD fir $1,000
Ober etpa S115 fir Den 4der. Or. Sob. 8.
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ettpa , WieiIeH BON 6reoerid gelGgtn uno uu'
gcfdhr 100 Adcr entbalteno, fir $40 otnAder
eritauben. 0a5 @ut oe5 oeritorbeneu SEQ.
Smitb, 148 HdGr entbalteuo, murot all SEQ.
| gS. Snith fir 500 pro 9der perfQuit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-11

%psrleien, NORM ocrislbs ieiue 3uitimnuug ~
s%efuiieu 8tidliieH gisbt. - Sin 8criht pom
Der Saltimorcr Spe3ials Slinif, ucbii einsnt
GeIuh, zine gerwiuignng betrefeno, rpuroe
olrlelsn uno iibcrmleieu. Sine GlnlaOuug
an bic Dtitglieoer, 0littpOt), Den 10. 6e6ruar,
oas Sapoiew-4ip au beiufeu, puroe ange-
nomruen. -Des9lsiGsu Elm SeihluB oeS Srn.
Noro, ben Sofrdum Der 0fentllden S6ule
gr. 10 Su prialteru. - 0tsgleiten cine Yes
tItIon ces Sohu 3euer, an Der Gde Der @belp-
uno SttriinqlraBe etucn 8arbierpfabl auf'
Suiieleu.-Som erfien 3ipsise pareu iol9cuOe
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uno SeierionitraBe, iopie an Der Gde Der
NolIhraBe uno be5 Seiierion Square Srittz
lfeIne auiubrtnQen - ~iiberIuisien !; cine Yumpe
Dor Nr. 1875, SharpfraBe, gu repariren-aus
9enontmeu; an Der Gde Der Qittle Sugbe5z II.
yl9htfraBe cine Gaiolinlanoe aufjuieuen =
itbermlelen oe59leidsn an ben Gdeu Der BAL
ttmore. uuD GarepitraBe Srittitsine ausubrius
gen; on Abbott- uno anoeren StraBe11 @a5.
Seuompen aufSuiteQen - augeuommsu; oes,
gletteu Den 6ranfliu Sauarc @Ommiilrer
$50, melte pteieIbeu Dem 4ufiebsr oss Squa.
res auSSGblteu, SuriidSueritatteu.
SstOe !3metge oerta9ten I'D barlnf Bis
beutc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-11
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&ad 6barleiton. sc, iub:eu geitsru bic &ria8
p&ottb Sau." @apt. Oltper. uno Der Sdoouer nGurs-
ia" CAPT. Stanley. BON bier al.
Der Stooner n8eOrgette 4apreuee," GGpt. aobilr
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more an.
Der 0umpfsr rV4eGleuan," 6apt. 9opss. Lief Conn.
abenb pom bier in Bottom elm.
9G5 Shtff r&Gte Burriu. " 9upt. giauueIt, Lief am
%. Sanu0r BON bier III Dublin, SrIano, Elm.
8as Sdtit "Baparo. Capt. Souneien, tam am @.
San. uon bier in Shielos' 5rluno. an.
Sas SdiiT ~G. O.. S'seIuru." 9apt, Rupmono, tad
am q. San. BON Groom. England. mad uuleren Saisu
in See.
9as saifF bio Sill" Gapt. scopinih. brad am
"a. San. pom Gigs, Srlano, nab Baltimore auf.
Die ibueoiIhen ShifTe Experiment" Capt. RIn0s
from, unb 4. 6. Berg" Capt. Srubn. 9inqen am u.
San. pom Ylpmoutb, gn9lano, rep. nab 6ttp Eoint,
3D.. uno Baltimore in See.
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al "a. San. pom Deal, GnsIanb. peiter.
9as teutide Sdiff Y9auB. " Capt. Stcen9raic. rad
Baltimore btitimmt, lag anal. San. auf Der Yremer.
baoener 8beee.
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Or. 8. ). Srot." 9npt. uiteruo, uIo T6rctnos, !"
Kant [SUiunSeu nah Rdttiunrc oh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-11

una b%etrift, 10 uhsGt, oaB Elm SsisrUeiOH0
pom uocr s52 900. 900 bel nur 5sproisuiiQer
ldprlltcr Scrilniuug uorbaurcu IL, ruIbTeuO
sHr Se'I'soI9nnQ au5srer GoGouungsu cine
SuWmc non S775, $50 befimmt III ;mithiH les
ltIrt III @unlten Der @tituidait Ser bto5utsIcc
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benz tir'8 oorlQe Sabr errte @rtrQ 0ip,osnbs
pom 81, 204 ,627 a%u5gCwolitu poyosu. ils5t
ben BolIceusS eIesrH 'iir cQS ~louigrne }nbr
bic Summe pom 1921. O7O.73 ais icl =
9iuiocuOe III iideyer Ausiiht. @c1eum5rti1
fino bsi Der @eleuihait 73,l46 Der omen mlt
s24O. OOO, 900 ptraiieturlrt. &rrthnet man
Die 3ruien bon Den Capital nlale1, 10 lin
oct mon, OaB OleicIben Ole 81 bt;ahlcuoeu
Serideruuasinmmeu nod nm S563, s3S
iiberItsiaeu, ME benin iiberhaupt, weuu ous
4u5Qabeu uou ben 3inicn an bic anaeIe9'cu
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lei oils lleberidluB oCrbIeIbt.
g8ie uniihtig uno 6tonomiid Die G0hGi'e
Der @eieuihait Usrpaltet wCr0en, ltudtet
ourh eineu &er9leidl rbrcr IuSgabsn pom
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nit oeuGu I'm Sabre 1872 redlt etlatoHt EN-
Dor orCiBtJ Salrsn btaHipvuiIten bic AuSga"
ben 1911, pOrigtS 5abr G.98 Brcjcnt oer&lHs
Talmeu.
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g. 3. 8reeie, otiitn Biirtau i'd in Or 10,
Soutbitr., b%eiiuoet, eiucu duBerit thGtigeu,
promptcn uno 9eih2itatuNOiseu Ngenten iiir
uniere Sla9t.
SIM Qcbtt3cu Uerneiieu mir aui Die IH;eige
Der @eicIltait Qut Der criicI Seite Huiertr
Drummer pom leGttn SoUnabeU0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-11
Die Mutual 3ebenss Oerifdez
rul1aS= SeEeufd,aft" BON y1efp NprF

rungs= SefeufHaft" BON g1etp QJprf,
Sett ie15 Wouaten muroen Der Brdiioent
unb StCe. ErGtOent Oieler @eieajboit in ben
Spalteu elmer monatll6en aiiefuran3- Belt.
lhrift ipltematlid ange9rlffeu; man mari it,
len Corruption unb i6IedtefQmtsfibruu9
mteberbolt Dor, Derunglimpite ibren@harafter
al8 Brtuatperionen aui'5 SdmGbttfite un0
nabrn ibre 8eigerung. ourh periOnlthe @ntz
9egnuu9 auf Die lu9riiie Der 3eitidrlft gStd=
tl9tslt al OerlhaffelI, fir eineH SelueIs Der
8abrbeit Der acknowledgement. 9amit nun
bic Yoliceu. Snbuber Der @eieui6aft in tenn
moblper0ienten SertraIen i'll bereu Gtitun9
niht IRE gemaht miiroeu, lieBen Die Beam<
ten i'm letteu Sftober Die 9e9en ie geldleu=
oerter Acknowledgment ourd 0tduner non
auertannter 5tebti6afIenbeit uHo SeraHt.
wOrllid)teit gritnolif unterindeH unO ba8
Geiultat Dem 8ublitum ourd Die 3eitungeH
porleger.
Der BON ben Serreu ~crEattete 8eri9t bs1td.
ttgte Die S%parlamtett ruo umltht Der ser
paltung Der angele9enbeiten Der Seieuldait,
ibre obne 9leiAen baitebenoen @rfOl9e uuo
Die SereftiguuJ oeS SertruuenS SeitenS Der
Yoliceu, Snbaber unb be8 YublitumS aui'S
Neue. Haf oieien ~iiber;eu9enbel, in leidt
usrItdnolider Sprafe abgefaBten offenen BE.
ri9te, lpelder Die 3hutiaden, auf Die ff bic
S9liiIie barren, Oeutlid augibt, bat Die sc.
ieui6ait, welde mntnehr so Sabre beftsbt,
eiu 8erll0gen bon iiber SIS, 900 900, wOriu
ibr feline anoere %@ompagnte i'll ben Ser.
Stuuteu gleidtomHtt. Bon oteiem coloiialen
Serm19en iinb 81, 800, 900 in gterusyorfer
Staot.9 runobeib uno III 9tew- Porter Staot.
unb Staats<O blt9aticnsn; SAT ,000, 900 in
9gpothefen unb Sunoes.O blt9utiouen au9e.
le9t; mebr, reuu 81, 900, 900 liegea baar in
Der 8aiie uuo nur S24, 1OO.5S IN ben Sdu=
ben Der a9enten; fir a%iIeturun3.3 mede fe,
ben uuberoem iiber $4,000, 900 CUR 8erfii.
Sung. 8aS ben 8sri9t beSiisli1 Der Yai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-11
GrDcime &ranfGeitru!
8zin6lid,e aar 9aranttRs
Or SniPoh FEnhi1u.

Or. SOiepb Gabian,
prdftIi DEM ArBt, $tilG6etpBll
VI. EabiGr ~9arGHtilt ere ihrele uH6 grinbI.aa
Sur in aQsG a~eidIehtltGeu 3ranfEeitea.
Sunge HidRner,
Die fb beiHIt&er Su9enoIinoen belpuBt dnb, btreR
boigeH nd in S9iOGde, uHOermoeer, Qe6ensubs1s
eraB hno Julegt in NusSe5runs tuno ge6sn, m6efa
oertrGuensDOu on Hi0 nen0Cn,
Sh babe Iouienoe ioIder unelIdlider an tbrrf
tratsren @cinhebett JurHdsebrGbl, bic BON 'Nn6stG
lGlid b~s4aHoelt oSer ais uubeilbar aus9eeeben mos
ben iine.
WGebeu unb GrQueu,
Ole an Experimentation In Der morqtuben ReinE.
9ung oocr 9dn5lltem Ausbieiben berIelten ltiSer.
eteltoolet pom mei9er ullade, Deroen in einiggn 5ds
90n mir eerseite1t, oble Radtbeili9e GoIsap fur
SsiuRobet.
AusU rttse Battcrteu
IoApeh Uoh Hlit o~esanotls neroen, iucnH le mix ikiea
3uiian6 idriitli6 mittbeileH.
StrSn9tie SerttluiC9cnttit iUirb JugeiGGt.
Aorefe: DE-. JOSEPH FABIAN.
Mr.. 22S. Vine ST., Philadelphia. Pa.
tSH1I7 1O'n}tP n = u 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-11
BaltimOrrr 2OGz0nipital.

IANNNs
Sr. JubuRUn,
AUt 6tsiGr beriibm'en Gu1alt, enthettc, nGbru6
er lb in Den 9roBcn @oIpitGIern GnropG's, Hdallia
in England, 6rGHfreib un0 GHbcrUGtts, heiaRo, bu5
ttbtrite, ibnruite, CngGHrbntte un5 9ritnoltdfe 6eilz
mittet IN Der 2TcIt fur
ate Grceiieo6er OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
liheH Gu items,
s6tUGde im Miien ooer in oen Siieberr, Gtodurs
gen, SeloeH or JfiCrcI ODER Sldic, unireilrili0c QGz
Iuiis, Serlnt Der oIaaniihCnQtoitC, HtelooiitIt, @nt=
irditung, Uiehergeihlaoenbeit, Seorifisprrmirnrc.
9eritloplen, UlagenitlUGhc, SittcIu, SbpGdg bCS
@eitbts pHo Sbpinocl, 9rGrtbett oes 8opic5, bCs
6aIies, Der ytale ODER 6Gut, 2ebCr<, 2un9CGz, Ytus
gcnz ooGr untcrletb5 e~etocn-bteie ihreflihen, Uoien
lu9enoltten @GtpobnhcitCn BuluihrCibtnotn uRs
Oronnn9en-gtbetne uno gci6lrlide @eUo5nbeiten,
Uiel lbltInmCr iut iprs Opier. als Der SOrenen .9ts
lang cen e9etabrtGH oe5 ltuTe6 mar, uno bic, ngru
ne mot jettt9 eehetit lperoen, Die elGnBenoften SOff<
nungen OCrntttcn, SblDddr Der @OnltiIution hefuOr=
6riH9Cn, be Sbc unmogliR mdtCn mo 3ulegt cen
3orper uHo @Ciit %iCrtoren.
Ssilumg in irpei Sdaem aardntirt.
SrlUiun9 I~HnerbGib iehs Stuuoeu! 9giH GuedfIber!
&crionen, Die Ourt i9ror0nte, lcttiiNnige Qeute
nno t9re. cute ruIntrt morecn ltno, louteu loIort uOTs
iprCdcn!
btionoers, tUCIde nc 6pfCr ienrs gebcinRr 2dnsts
%9Cporocn mn, cas- ldbutb 10 OieI 2Quienoe in elm Az
IruptS @rdb rcIBt, pelde onrb tbre e%rbd6ereH Ia
Ientc uno 5utlUtdSlt5n ScrtGuorstrdftC mt Dem Sor=
nr Der SeEebtilnltsit Den Selat b%e9Giitert uHo Der
ttier beiouternec one trttott tabeu mirocn, m0eeH
iid NIT pollen 8ertrausH nuben.
3ieies itnh eini9e Der trauugcH un0 betlagensUtrs
- lN'0N - 49, NfANAH
GGUGde i'm gtilteH un0 in 0Cn @llcbcrn, S6merBcu
in Gem SOpie, Sdndde bCs @efitts, 9erlut her
gtuettItralt, Seriiopien, %neroOie Unrube, gtG9cnz
ihUGGe, ltEorhnuu9 Ger ScroGuune soreane, olgez
mGiHe 5nttrGitunG, Snmptome Der &hmiHb mdt.
9Gifig!-0le idtedItden 28irtuuaen oes gus
itCT5 ilno iebr gu %ilrt5teH. Serluft oes SeO6btnifcs,
gcriulrrung Der Sheen, georuil5eit oer@eitestrclie,
bole Atnurasn, 1breisun9 Dor Ssie1inuit, Gudt
mad GiHiumtett, YtistrGuen 9egen ih IeIef, Nurtts
lalntelt &c. ltno etnise Der idlimmcn Folgen.
y .-Gerb'iratbet 8erioEen cher iunae Wdns
ner. meI6C iiG 81 perebeite Ell b%cabiidtt9en, uu0 Die
nd t5rrr pbeiiden &dpGhe, oes @eIulss ibter
3eu9un95Iratt Der Rcro6rtdt, Der ReiItarfeit, oes
Ntr3tiopIens, her o%r90nli6Gu ShUGhe, neru0Ier Gbz
9elp1nEtbett ooCr unretCt eeiosH beruubt Iuo, t0Ruen
Ihnel gebellt iuertCH.
urtPetloe 8reiie. - Sie Dieleu EouicHoe,
nelhe Dnbreno Der leBteH i~ieben3Gbu Sabre in Oicisr
Anfalt turirt DuroGn, uR5 Die Ulenee mibtiger,
punodritllter SperatiORen, Die Or. Sobnfon aus.
tuttte uno oeRGn bic SeitungSropporeure uro Uiele
nneere RerIonen belDobnteu, uopoH oa5 Bublitum
unIerriDtet muroe, uno cHbGi6 ieiu JRuf off GbreH-
mann IN SeSu9 auf @baratter un6 @eWIiientQitigs
ttlt iino ltr 0tCECioenHeH tinreiheE0cG uGbrielftung.
Snice: SIR. 2, Siiez observation-disclosures, Saltis
more, 0Sp tRoo. lG, 3Ditsl
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Ncr..NripniI

hat icincu oiesldbrtgen Ttastcnbou AMI Ytou=
tag, ben "a. Bebr., ftitGeiegt. Die MrtgIie.
Der, pCIde oil Dem 3uge tbeiliuuebmen &c.
O%enten, werrcn auigriorotrt, morgeu 9iQdI'
mitta9 I'M 3 llbr in Der oNrbciters GaQt" Ill
ciiteIueu, wOlclbit am Ab'uo aud cine mHz
Italilte lIuterbaltun0 fattiinOet.
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Sru rOntftrG6cn= Sbcatcr

luiro birie gSo0e an Ic6em 4bcno ous grobt SCEiaz
tIunsz Drama: Bertha. has PdbmGih. ufnzU tdoheu"
sur 2ufubruu9 sel0r9en unO aul icocn RGu oGs
IubIitam itoarenuetie in cle iteuRbitChen Hdumt
oes Uiuientempels an Der 6rOnttrGBC l0ttn. Aub
YaHor'5 beiuHHte 2~uItipici= 8eisuibait gu URfdcr Il.
u. Die iuqtHbliGe sGuaGrtH III. ROM Suu, bic lcI=
Senoe S%inftiCjn Srl. SeltDG 2irttl uno or b%rribnlte
Atrobat j. y~ruIntiHe GET 0ICn, miro dudUeHolib ibr
9r'65intn MAIDEN. @benio lUCs0eH Die heioeu GdHScz
tiEnen sri. Bette uno Srp1le gtemmelsbtr9 an le=
0em NbCuS in iUCt nruRen BQ1eten Q%uitIetCn.
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Sm Ebcatcr

miro IN eIeler gSohe ote ~TeI8tHOe tielrc Jtcu aus @Gli=
iorHteu in ocm aro60r,igeu Seniati ne -SIamn: oSt.
beha, Der T,uGrtobOgo" ]Guirctcn. 0as Stid it reIt
OIL ipnrncnoen GcencH un0 bat itheral Surore q.
re9t. Nui DE Austattung ots Srdmu's lit hCIoROerc
FleIB O~crUGEnt wor0ea, uno limo teinc 3OtGE geipalt
um oaiiclhe in mabrbaIt glGn3tn0er 2SeIIc GulIlllb.
rer. Wir tUrrGn Eitt ImbiT, einsm 5e0tn cen De
iuh o,s iJeuuhitdcn Observation-Disclosures nab
Ienb bieGtr gSohe an CmpRlier.
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SEC Observation-Disclosures Sd)iiRcnz
CjeGciifd,aft"

iciclt 0ouualtug, Oeu Is. 6tbr., ibrcn grOBcu
NtasteubaG III Dem Stiecuparte an Der
Buibiugton. 0tOaN. Sir Ot iG6nlcu mo
bdBlidIiteu Ma+ttn ljuo 4rcIie au8geieet NOT
sea. gtah oeu arrangements III urtbeiteu,
miro ih rlcitrSau III lc0r 6lniltt III eiuem
b6hit briQQutcu QFiluttcE.
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ieigt ieincH 6rtnnOGu mo Setanuteu al, b1B
CT bcute III itiHcm gotals. SIR. 20, Siio-
9onoltaBe, chm O"elifatcn yUuih OuitjiteH
NOirh
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3ur QSicrcr &tusitellunq. - Mec
fnl NM fSnnAtkhrtnEn


Die beuoritebeuoe 2Sieuer GSclt IuSIt1ls
lung, welte IN /. 0iai begiuut uno mutb~
maBliG nidt Dor Dem ,. Stop. ihlieBtu muo,
bat Die 3~ttlieIuit Oe8 amcritanliteR Tubli-
tum8 in 10 bobem @ta0e entWjdClt, oaB iA
mid ueraulaBt itbe, Die Aufmertiamttit ot8
BubIitumS auf bic Iu8itetluug 0pn Sre=
Sitbriefen 81 Itnfel, Hat) UeIden bel otcitr
@elegenbcit EN- gr0BCrer Se3ebr, ais biSber,
ieiu miro. Sd babe oieien llmitanO anticIz
pint uuO Oaraui bin Die MmiaiirtOiten Sorbe.
~rcitltugcH init ben gr0Bcren nit mir III Ser.
binouug iteAenOcu &0utlauiern &uropa'8,
naE entIit NIT Der y1inion Sdnf" in
gSicn - Ciuem Der btocuteuoilen gelO-
3nitltutc 9~tHtihlanO'8 abgChloicn.
@e6ieI uuo @reoItbriee Su ben nictrigitul
Staten bel +. Nainc.
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ns-@S oibt ipp6i fem EsrmloIercS uuS

OodI pIrtiamere0 OtImlttel, OILS Or. u IL
gult &0ui9'S " Il nj burQer Brn #.
&b &C. YcriOncu BON allen Ee"MperOmeuteu,
ia iogar SiEgliugcn Tam Octiclbe Ohue lcoC
8aiabr 9t3cbtu mcroeu. Gr ihmcdt al
geuebm mo it Inner bon gatcm Griolle be
gleitet. (299)
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Die U&alttmUrer S@itcn=
(ncictIIhaftp

begebt ibreu Ojssidgr;ssH groBeu 0tosfsuboa
Viontag, cen Il. 6e6ruor, I'M Saniettiaalc
beS Sd}itgeuparteF. Die &orbtreltun3en
iino ocrart gctroficu, OaB iii Der Sau obue
3mciicl iu chem her ]brluauteiten rcr Sauou
g"eilalttn miro. Uiit9llG0tr, Wette i'd oil
benz 3ulc belbelllgen mol,I, mitliGl lbIe
Nameu SOnutag oNer naditen Gouucrita9
hcl'm lSNmnltcr CINrCihCE.
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Tannic SanauTdbcf

mirb UloniGg, ben II. Tebrunr, i'm iSoto ihtn Spcm.
bauie a%uittGteH. Gas GbeGter miro bis 81 leEem Gage
Qeidloilen tleibgH.
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PouR 2Sttuu ........- -
EEioEiiai...... 90. ...-, as
Ell. uHh ct. NauI co.. ..-..- .-,,.,...... j33s
IN. rno e. Ba4t. tItitto. ..... .-.s...... -5%
Eoltoo UNI ABataib ga
Ohio mo DititNlci ., ................. ask
&hlcaso uHe
paRT ure 81. Soe..........-........... 5lt.
Elton arb ssr, ."'." 10
Sd. vac. uHo Ucfsm....................,.t glE
uNlyH fGSiVS 1890. 8ih
Sgier. hartford nHe c............... -
5oE ot6 DiGrtiss iGug.
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der

mad)t b"stauut, OaB lem OioslabriIer GROCER
Wta6ttnbaQ DiittpOt, cen 10. 6ebruar. i'll
Der y@oucOloia" ltatliHoeu wlro. Yidtmlt=
9lieOer fGnneu mr. gelen ell gutree BON So
Ourh MtttQlistCr einQciiibrt merOcn.
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E3er1GmmIuusss90FaI ga Dsrnrtes

lUEUt
Gin 9oPoI i'm .. 5toG,Urrfe oes nruen @sbduees
ses ,,@ouciroubtntgE," poiladEbi9 fir gerlamms
'uSatu Gina erittet, nit HGum iur i5O-t75 YerIoueu
gus &C., III bei'n Ahen0, Ufonat ODER Sabr biIlia
IN Capitalization, 8au0crGine, SO9en, SinaperCins
&c. an permietseu. 0ian uGIbe 40 In Der Gsoe6.
hS. al. GS6-l
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Sericbte aus benz JHnert ceS
tSfdnfpa.

= (SrunoeiaentbumS , Serfauf in 8icos
mico.@ ountp.) Sr. Samuel Malone bat
ieiu. an Der o6sreH Erappe bele9ene, etwa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-11
Scr yGi9arrcnmdd,er Dcrcin
NSN t
Gr. 6cinrta1 SAmibf

halt 6reitag 4beuO eluCu groBen SaQ III Del
,gtep= AIembtp GOomS" 0b.
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le, gsftIi8sn sertduf oui Ger tisFgsn g0,fe be.
.ep:Yorfer Warf.

1,UUU nyiOrol. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DbIig. 1890 924
1900 "URar.: GInc. -BAbn"=S bli9Qt., /. D., II $50
SEQ tittO bItto otto 9ja
1900 bItto otto tlttO aS1&
100 Ditto oitto Ditto 6Sb