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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-21

had been cared for Tho receipts $3.50 A. and dis
bursements 1909.
A meeting of the XXth Assembly District
Republican Association WAS held last evening at NO. Loo
East pity -fourth-st President Walter L. Plnekney IN
the char. The Chairman Of the Cmmner oa [h,rDm
the past month in trying tO get positions lor
the Associaon and he had met Win Some SueS'S''
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u,!, - A. 80, Weetenberg Ninlstcr
oo,, iIo,d ~ nm frssv, Hosihe ly ", -
Of ErercH Hoasc-Pq ~, !, sship -
The Hot u 81 bacsuf pe aver. ami Capt TbhUts " er
Of Brooi I'M ~ jane Ho-A. ". Chpr or IT, I'm. Ho,
,pd The l,er gcte Of Boston ...NeroP0rfdn ~ a. H.
CIs >, E,u,,- Oh tch suecady he l0fk Io' ~ m NI
II,rs Of MI gagn Hoa-BNari p5 r,I Of
,ra.tee l'.g No. s. thDirs bO'rt-lle hv' -, A. a.
1lsh'mesrlIl Il Ila lbu, u Clsvei.d ct. Hlrf'i" '
R.tG entle I. l,.ef VI PougIAt.l'-
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THE BROoELYY BRIDGE STOCK.

HOW THE PRIVATE SHAREHOLDERS NOW STAND
The following list will show the eAao'
o,oo,t ~ stoc hold nv each member Of The Brooklyn
bridge COMPANY ana the percentage paid in 10 dat" In
cnirg te ninth ,tslu.snt received by the treasurer
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD CHANGE.

san FRANCISCO, June 20.-The sale OK the
interest Of Huntington X Hopkins IN the Ce4ts! pacc
Railroad is 90 nearly cOusummatod thar 81 rs ,Fen n4f
tar the new Board Directors will take charge ,i tr-
road on July L. Huntington and Hopkins rst1'H One
share each and remain for the present in tie 3.fl
TIC new Board Will be f)owa Leland stanford.
P.,,ldeut; and Mes,Is. d. o. ms, VIM sharon, c. l..
Huntington. Michael Ecese, Mark Hopkins. an \. y.
~.
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Our new Battery for HOLINESS BURGLAR
ttAax requires yi,o copper No
without his protection. L. HOLMES AsIIaIst
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LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The second annual meeting of the Brooklyn
Nursery was held IN the Cinton-aye Congregational
Church yesterday and from the reports presented II
appears that during the year 1916 children and Al women
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CHOLERA and YELLOW FEVER.
~ EIrIy WOMAN CD shva guard against terrible
PEsTILENCE Ihe YELLOW FEVER, WHICH IL
NOW IN OUR uIDST. Cal the neirest Unggl I'D get
pr GAhylSs ELixiR 0f Jar ,hs only perfsct .on
your Children will need IT, h and un thousand,
ivl L. " uIDh 4 Co, w bsVsnthsve.. N. \,
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LYONS INSECT POWDER is sure death to bugs,
worms. 1eis moths aud rel ants.
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IYON's TourH TABLETS are absolutely pure
upi free ifoA acid, sut other hurtlal substance.
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HOME NEWS.
nrr.trNKxr ARRIVALS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At DICKNsoNS ~ rNhH
sAm-o.3 Neos-a5, 1 p IT, 80 Midaisht-7'' Arems 'S
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THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, a reply TO Mr.. God
va h., Prof X L. iouDans IABUsE LscruEg EIrRA 40
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AA-Is THE SHADF.-TLe arrival of tn

N,-N.-IN THE NTINTf..- T IIN lIIIFdI OF IIIV
Doc Dys suggest, pToprey u keeping shade
ing KS0Is sTRAg ATs Among big variety are the Argyle"
the oxford" the Matinee The Morton ana The fscht
tons At III BIoa.aLy
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To DRIVE IMPURITIES FROM TIRE BLOOD USE
DE-. JAMES ALIERlrVE. SENEDr THAT TIsuLaTD rHA An
soaHzS1s AsD aPARrs TO rns WHOLE sysTsS
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COMPARATIVE NAIIrF OF FOODs.

Smith Co.. Atln' Fonr NILS BROOKLYN, manufacturer o.
crushed WHEAT have rcenty published pamphs which
oder all sh0 take the trouble H Tor IL, lg forth
tbs v.ns 81 sheit tho H. Sc Also, statements
,ernhGc Interesting fhbsi1g the
.hont SeventV6ve articles compared with
Ns-I heei -heh houh be better generally unieooIlEI
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NETWORK CITY.

a DctitiOn was in circulation on lIle i""'.,o
Eyrhnn.e Yesterday caing for the atJoalnni',' -
Exchange from the Thursday preceding 10 'i'' on'
succeeding july =. 49,, =;
The ferrvboat George Law, which WIS IT.
nrod Inv a collision in the East River about h'e WIS
AGO has been extensively repaired, pilnt'n %, I' w.,
looks very dIii. 1nt IRON the dlsS uu'N
lame before the accident r,,o
An extensively and archaeological female
infant, apparently not more than three ~, W. %
found abandoucd the sioop OF ne nD,1 ,I tenn,
last night. IL Wa6 Circu lOl a. ''o 49,
por',ry nursery Al Police Headquarters
Coroner Keenan, held an inquest, yesteIuay'
IN the case OF John sharkey, age 10. who was hu IL
falling through a hatchway at Chd Bnrt' P'ln'in-
Office AT NO. Sc Cedar-s'. II appeared tna' orC les
was Insecure. and the Jury eehSulru to - ~ remain In
sees OF the building iOi ha'lhb P'Ai'i''N ~
an unsafe condition. -.
William Kelley was arrigned beiore Ju9'ioo
Hogan in The Tombs Police Court, yesterday e9ai-eu
with having presented forged check for 30 Ill tue
name OF Charles W. Reubens OF Hcsterst TOT pay ,"
AZ the Bo,ycrv National Bank. Upon recelNlns we
check the teller OF the bank gave II 10 u hessenHe,
show 10 Mr. ReuDeu, ~ it, gcnulneness Wa su
49, 'I.aaI t,at when the MESSENGER lcit tho UlhA
Kelley folloyed and seizng the check, destfoyt IT,
The accused was remanded Tor eXImlnalloh'
Judge Blatchford will call to-day the FOL
lowing banrupts for the ensuing week IN the Unued
sates District Court: Richard Baxter, John e wilson
and william GOtt Augustus Funk ard LphIaiA II" S''u-
hardt. Eleazer Il. Brown, George V. Harris ana zen
Uopkuk.. James Gilmore, Joseph Epstein ana con
Urfz the Star Publishing Company, George VI. A,'o
and l. mes A. Kennedy, \. j. Decker Herman hVnlci
W r MlyhOu and j. J. NAY hon, 5-mI,I IL me- a. -,
H. Pnilipson Sarah g. Green, S1on Firrtr, uSolE w.
n rter Ro,lyn ST. saver, George Brown JHls iarl> 81
ard j I'm Pardycc, Wlu. l. Felt. !dcaId L-thn U.s.
simon Hemmclnau, Edwin T. t4i,%Ill., - t.r Il
ling { orcc t. Sands stephen H. fOMler anu Noo's' ~
-. IA.
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WINDOW SHADES also, Patent Sclt-Acting
Fixfraas; prices .educeI g. L. kelly Co.. ~ Broadway
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CURTAINS AND LAMBEEoUNs.-Latest STYLES
uog really u L. hAiti d N'' 80 D'oa4"'''
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Caroline C. AyT,s. Laura Lyon,
Kate BclcucT Louise Peer.
Charlotte ]. Bernstein, Sarah a. Seaman,
Helen BaCkuu. ldd b Sears,
Isabel NJ. Chapman julia H. sedgwIck.
Mary H. NJ Cuyler Cora E. NJ spangler,
Frances Dennis. Josephine Il. sprOtt,
AZues DUuEaii Emma Walker,
Fanny d. FISH. Mary l.. Westervet
Grace /. Green. Ella +. Williams,
Caroline c Ives. Jeanette Williams.
ThcIprogramme, partly literary and partly musical,
vaa listened % with the attention usual on such occa-
,ons and the fair speakers received many floral trib
ptes and much applause Any Institution teaches
what an excellent thing IA awoman sweet voice is, the
intensity Of The charm that lies in full, clear, aud dis
tipctly noduated enuncatOn will confer great and
lasting benefit on our American society. Packer Is
doubtless working this direction; but much training
Is stH seeded 70 correct the unnatural piIch OF the
voices tie breaking up OF the sentences aud the false
intOnations.
The following was the order Of exercises:
Voluutary-Organ, Mrs. Christopher. Anthem Praise
the Lord" Prayer Tio-The Violet, CurschnaHn
Report on Compositions l. SalutatoIG 5ss a. cn W.
Ter :; g. Lost Beliefs Frances Dennis; L. EteDdards'
Caroline G. Ives. Reader. Jeanette Wiliams THO
Inc r. SprOtt; g. Borrowed Plumes, Julia ii. Sedgw1ek
=. Toe story Of Liberty, Laura Lyon. Reader Mary l.
Green Die Geheimnsse der Natur, Caroline g. Ayres.
J1lO-"Ihe keapers" CiapissUn. 10. Earthbesu5
Caro9e Z; Ives leader Agnes D3nga d,5o yas
Presidents Address. Class Song. Benediction.
THE CHARLIRR INSTITUTE.
A goOd-sized audience gathered in Associa-
ton Hall last evening 70 hear tho
cises OF tho Chsrlier Institute. The Rev. Stephen II.
TyDg, D. D., presided and the Rev. Howard Crosby,
d. D. sat with Mr. Charlier upon tho stage. The
cises we're opened with singing by the pupils. After
series Of recitatioDs Prof Chsrer made some remarks
concerning the objects and history Of the institution he
had founded II is now IS years old, and in most pros
yeroos condition. having 100 DuDls lie is erecting
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MADAGASCAR has $4,000 children in attend
,,ee in Schools AMI the s. NJ Co. Of Unou-squae
M 70 doubt 5000 orders from that formerly heaGen
Tor zone OF Their Domestic" Paper Patterns
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TWO INFANT VICTIMS.

PHILADELPHIA, June 20. - Two children,
Annie Reagan and Maggie murray, ages 9, who had
been missing since Wednesday, found this morning
locked up in closet in empty house In the TWENTY
fifth Ward One Of the children beyond human aid
ana other revived after being removed. The police
are inyesglting the affair." but nd that neither OF
victims had been outraged and that they very likely
lncknn Themselves inlO the closet
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Y Y snIrIRE o. Fnllnn.st. -Watoh..

u SQUIRE, % Fullon-st., n. Y. -Watci",,
H. F,rr JsweIry ani sieriug Sgerv, quny, lad 2i
sa.las. ,roit, t,yery aiele sseL Daponn 'JsdlE
ICE WATER COG. .ERS, PICKS, TUE,
L TOSGs. Clt,SuE,w. C1gtu fRBazH2s. q Bar.n''
MOSQUITO CHARM THE SLEEP
AVA nGN INEL--DL WILLY 40. tn hslglo w.
Airae rs h ss ro lrJm s~ps nd Is Tea % 'e
'poi Proe, 80 oalts rb'r. soe Arncy ''O Aha'@
NEW .YORK TUM0R n PENSARN,
~ last rhiflsti-fL, l,t f"st'..F.'
oren 9a,k 80, ; a. ~ % y p. s1i.'fs elasoisi
Dih9ZN CHAIRS, CAMP FOLDING CHAIRS
N gret 'snoy - Bifc g-,L
STRUCTURE, FistuIa, AMI PIE radically cniff
> Ni0.. u1 .n.s. ss..u-an .ron ae"0' ''
Dft'' = ~ hr C"1emtgs Ogscs s9'c. .H ~ "'i 9'
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW ard r. "1ic
Ia s. by Col = Nv RON frtroI -.
Stopi' in iho Ee1-Yoh O4y as. sio'day 'o' NV
GTRICTUBE Of It's UBETII'; often
~ m1at eic " Piles ard F.1ai asJru Of at"ni W f-
Go ~ 1;e t'suraoge thne - csr. sJr's % IS 'i's
fit7e rc''a - eelts BY posi- oIcr uJars 100 o'o d"
JHlE PLANETS.-Prof LISTER. rom Ro--
to- 5D >ytfa7ei Is l1e only per.,n b. &c - r' Co. .eI
tu,wn send hra ar-u'a-
T'RlBUNE LECTURE EXTRA 10. 6.
Az " EARa dYg pe06fGaf 1dt,s1
THB DARWiEtAN THEua.
,onrDlntist lpd'1gv % ClD.nfe hns ronH vat =
sd cni 10, milton rouce-ring Au.niil ns
Intu TOT g pages. and illut'cl NTH asIaylg
~" "'"'' rreuyg LRcrrRa EXTRA 4. o.
This s,N a,o cogs description ihe gor ia FoV
errd NJ nm, Rocky Ncuriains b. he Tse talag'
Pre- single copies By nail 10 cents 20 ' H. ' i'r - cents
Rr Et She e. CONTAINING 50 L' ~, 80 30 trg ..,
ald No,- s-por, spd The rdplH = ast; or ." esf
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AN EXECUTION IN DELAWARE.

GEORGETOWN, june 2O.-Joe Burton, a negro,
convicted of rayishing white girl age H. was hanged
to-day He slept well last night and was attended
the gallows by his spiritual adviser. After prayer.
In which the condemned joined, be was asked II he
had anything 10 say. He replied; 81 am not guilty Of
the charge" The drop fell at precisely 1918 and at the
END OF is minutes he was pronounced 10 DE dead He
was composed throughout After dressing himself this
mOrnuR he called for cigar which De seemed 10 Gu
jOy and remarked: This Is big day 10 NE. Under
he fe law only 80 persons were allowed 10 witness
the execution. He dicd OF sunocatloD. The BODY was
delivered " tie iTendk
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LONG Island.

M1vFoLA.-The Ladies and gentlemen Of
Queens Coduy who arc moving IN iho mn te' oi oo''
itin, committee will meet at the Fair Grounds, TO-
day. where a delegation from the State Charities Ala
Assoca ion viii be present, ana the organization VIII Do
perfected.
IryG ISLAND CTTY-TwO hundred and forty IONS OF
iron pipe tue water work. nave hIlNeu NJ tue cry
docL via Ere Canal, from Buffalo.
GREENpoRT-A Geographic cable has been Laid TO
Is
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For az elegant Summer Hat Of superior
sl4tY - Manufacturer. EsPgScHEio ID Nas-
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MCRBER RECORDS.
A STRANGE SHOOTING.

SAN FRANCISCO, June ia terrible tragedy
has Just occurred santa Rosa, the line OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad. Charles HOefner and Valen
tine schcner were sleeping together in a store Hoener
dreamed that "A man was robbng the store, and shot
ScAeiuer. killing him. The men the most
friendly terms and after investigation HOcfncT was
discharged from custody the ground that the shoot
t,c
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CLASS DAY AT HARVARD.

WARM AND DUSTY wEATHER-BRowN LAWNS AND
ALMOST LEAFLEss ELMs-AN GRAFTON, POEM
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lAsuo1noeasn,.t
BURSErr'5 COCoAINE makes hair glossy.
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Jre CREAM.
minler Resorts.

tDERSONS DESTROYS OF SPENDING THE
wlSfeR and SPRING ia southern climate INA eOmiora
s mO1aon the Island OF ST. CrOI Danish West Iudes
5otsd for tie bssne and eqasby climate Apply 10
H. H. A. CORREA. l5G Broadway, Room No. z.
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BOARD an0 Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.
West Side

WELL FURNISHED FRONT ROOM on
.sooDi eoo - LIT With board, in private family FOG w
FlyIst
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1musemenIs

| A CADEMY.-Tbis Evening.---Don GicvanIii-
"A SPECIAL s9rlsg,ss les; ps s,4 Sr Tns
rms tw.s.s..y, sysMse S ossi S Ssss
FIRST JoSr pP PeN IA Ts Tsx rRInh DosHa
OF TIE sr ls S,si Ir, 9T NIXON $SrgAS
mLg osTSY1 TGeRiSSi MLLE ILi cd, . .1i ~
GRAND CToals 6E ysrI GRAND ORCHESTRA s SE 1f
MuS Di.,csr .sd Gsndaclor x s,s sn'A'o
r5a HaS A csspSsI 81 zsS ~ ai sSsETs.
csA aESE HIaTs6 or m ~ !; 80
PRICES or ADhisTOs gvgNSG PSgp0HMsNUNs'
General admission 80; PNnilT Crcie 81.
R''f sor T. s@S & s y ~ e. 60
Admission 81 lssslvrd Scat. ~ eriFi. ,o,
and bsre, to,a iho rhe Aeis@ri ID" Vol
SPECIAL s0rCK
On TUESDAY Oci. p GRAND oPHiA CONcRRT
ARTISTS or rng Sre1K6scRR r. opYaA COMPANY
POr ian particular, sc Cenesr. .dversi,eaen,
MONDAY 6 SsS "a GIo y sc''l' p NJ
A CADEMY OF MUSIC. TUESDAY. Oct %.
n STRAK0Sul 0PERA 0oNCEET.
"' MAU osE s G&t 1S 6pE1S es On '''''''
TUESDAY EyBSTNG, oct y, oel't
''' srRakoscB ITshiAS oPRaA COMPANY ,ppe.r
""' tAr5GL. aAGakl DEL rUEsrE, ScoIAiii coLErri.
GRAND chorus P 81 o. Madame ' asHs0
General ,dnissOn 81 Reserved 81 Private bore.
sss q seat. win oou.puc, next saturday o 25 1.
BSqbsrbrr opera will please nohg 'ho manage
meat should they Wish 10 retain theif boH''
CALVIN MATINEE. (UniOn Square Thcatcrl
~ SABYfNI MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON DAYiO GAkfioA
UNION SQUARE, THEA sATIssB T0-DAH
SAbNINI MAIINEE But ONb,
AND LAST TlMB or DAVID GARiitk
SALViSI IN his great Of DAVID GARRiCk
Admission vi be bad AcaicmJ On'os
square fbeaer Nos. 1Ol and IA Broadway
SALYlNrS LAST NIGHT IN NEW-YORK-
- ACADEMY or MUSIC. TO MORROW.
L.st ri farewell night 10 New iOrs Of
TIlB GREAT rRAGkDlAN.
Last n Ncw-York %
SALyINt IN his grand inDersona,oB. Or1KIbD.
e character 10 be made hs memorable Amenrn 8NNrt
OTHELIO OrHhILO. OTaKLLO
SATURDAY AFTERNOON ar TilB bICB,h TIHATBE-
HAMLET "A'' nv" TBY REouEsn HAMLET.
TUESDAY. Oct. %. SALyISiS debut Phil sDYLPlHA
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GENTLEMAN and wife, or single gentle
"A Ootsn pleasant Rooms vita hsteia'' BOARD a'lS
Mest 34tl-sS
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5urnmure.

A WEEKLY and MONTHLY PAYMENTS
"A. for FURNITURg, CARPETS, and BkDDlNu al NJ cow
PERIWAi CO.'S 1855 and l57 CbAAA"st An lm@ea.s sssch
aud Low prices.
a UCTION N0TICE.-Good secondhand aqd
~ at CkRPErs all as; rich Dstlerns kngsh Brnsseb AID
sr,iu daily from cheap ~ Pslea bssesa ws~
and
NOR SALE-ALL THE ELEGANT FURNI-
TfRR Ia house Murrv Hi, Fnh ava csmplsts f-
occupancy Of house prompt bale oAse AA
No. A 7S5 Neu-fork Post Once.
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Brooklyn Board.

DOARD-At 1913 LvingstOn-st., between
and smthstHADdsomelY furnished ROOMS OF
d soor FOR gentleman wife single gentlemen also SINGLE
Moons boos f with all modern Improvements and Nbe
- ~ can euoTed within Eve minutes Of City Hall and ter
81 ferries
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A SUCCESSFUL BOON. -. ,.,, n. ,..,
N The Eewlok Evening fo.. ssy'i tyI,ra ~ s,sni for
.o,bouty the amount paid h. TIC he'ts VI ''' "
s1sfWARD'S TRAVELS ROUND THE WOhLp,
-. aver Forysae Th0usand Dollars The seeoa 81 80
~ the Il. Of August OF the Sotk ,sisi g.
eFe profit for such time pfooapp it ~ that
49, country ii has equaed anywhere " Is =,
M death erstei large dnmipa " .acb ny
he eo. NJ hs l written by his own hsho -
a. craa degree necessarily be- hut 80 hi. shii,s
css oay be scooanIea foT By very general sonA' " 49,
m. above make, large snd si,oms ~
u,Res and 200 Illustrations II l. soI ohH " '"N'F'
selling book Of the isT. T.. soo, "a
few Desirable, gents good e'op " 'ppp"S ~ "
"' P ID APPLETON e Co.,
6a9 sol J5I Bss.dssJ. Mes lgd'
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6iiuaiions Wanieo--AIa
Clerks, salesmen, &c.
SHORTHAND WRITER, with years OF

erieBoe and BrsLAsi ceespa desires position In some
Law road Offices work fof e psrcu
sr solicited mserss good ,1iloh ysa Address X. t.
Tribune Onsa
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l.etlures ano tilestiuss.

OAR ASSOCIATION.-An adjourned meeting
I'D the viii be held al No 20 West Twenty
nh.L ou THURSDAY lhe 2id iDs-, At y.
A. X. MACDOn0UGH, Secretary.
HISTORICAL LECTI RES.
TiB FIRST LECTURE or
NJ WILLIAM T.. klNGSbbl y COUHsH.
OF WITH IL
Lor Britain Normandy viii be Association Building.
TWeptthirt and Rourihag TUESDAY Oct % IL o'clock
M Tickets and rcElas Gro, r. Putnaus Soas. AsocanoR
Bulldng.
gIA.p Y.-prOfessOr ETlENNB
T'D LAaBERrs Free Lecture French THURSDAY. al
10. Lihies specially inV"d
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6itnaticns Uanleo-- females.
General Homework.

~
"t pss cooking washing aud ironing. reference
and ns AFRAID Of
leave IN month. LOG GlhAye over nine .tote ~ WIZ
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-23
1tn9l1dsz8 eribte.
Gin 8eriht aus SIcsI eutjblano

Gin 9tridt aus Sdp,0 euti4lant
iast:
Smmtnjtart in 8aiern tietet leit lem
%. Suli, Ntenes feds lltr. Elm Bib
Ger Gerwa1uns. Son Mi!tas rrei
lltr bis g llbr bat in einsm 0euitter
ta5 bprn Steineters feline @ai1sr ae<
leneet. Giele 9eute rrerrsn sermibt,
bier fnr rrltiY ais toet e~rfannt. Der
S9assn fiasslner Sun Fsu!e 5etrist s.
Bis 10000 ST.. einem 0sf9djtabauIe
f % fir 100000 81. &dje r,aacs
lhmemmt. @isle 2rute iIre ruini:t,
aneere erlitten empfnclihe &srlufe.
Na6 alien Ssittn 1T tele3ta,birt, tamit
9ilft fommt; es lit fsin 98a1e. mebr
ca, UNI foden gu f5nnen> unr faum et=
mas ;u el1sn. @iemaso fann fit ein8ilc
pru Der g%erwutun9 MAIDEN, &pslbe
rie @alernotb anridtsts. Man mel
BET eten ZEN pier;ebnten Tptten, eegfr,
40 2eute yor, St1rt6en fno sermiet.
Den S9acen, ben Die ms9anij9e
Binefaesn> 6ab1it :rlitten bat fan,,
mon webl auf 10000 ST.. anidlaaen.
Wan ldreibt uns aus Grfurt, 80.
Suli: Geit einiser 3sit buben MIR Sag
fit Sag 5amere @epittsr. @efern
Na@mittas i&lus IS tier swei Mal Elm,
ieoes Mal in einen 5@ornftsin, pbne
raB jepob 8rSberer S@abeu anseri9tet
rpurne. @prsefera bra@te Elm @emits
ter lber bic Stabt 9rani1felr, (@roe>
ber3osttuu, @eimar) uno tsren Gelb>
fur einen iu1&en 6aselidlaa, tai, bic
meiiten Genier unp ielbt siele Da9>
sie9el. ;ertrimmert uno tie Saaten
nit eerineen Ausnabmen %ppuRanbia
Yerni9tet trurren. .
Der ~erine Montae". tas beiet her
Sag nud Dem Saeobi>G pnntase, an
wel6em rie Blrseridaft gun, Mnpenfen
an Die i'm Mittetalter bur9 bic nit Zen,
9anrmer a1beitaaten 6anomerter Ypu>
Sogsne Ginnobme unb 3ertrlmmun9
elmer auf Dem ~Steiser" belesenen
RautritterburS auidbrlid NIT Sinh
unr Scsel, tlinsenre Duff sprun, gum
eriinen Steiserwalre a%usmanbert, I'M
EaseS iiter rurd G1en uno 8iertrinz
fen ras @erf Der @dter gu feiern, bat
In eisism Sabre sum 3ei&en der sus
n%ebmenssn Civilization" ;wei Men<
itenleten eetoitet. S@laserei unr
6anebutun9 rsS Meilers fansen aud
bet unS an, su ZEN rupulairen Selufi>
sunssn su 9ebSren. Sniulte auf Zen
Slerus bilren niat he ein:ise 6rud'
Ter ]rcial>eempfratilden @sitaticnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-23

aus rer Ne6islituts Sum cimtriiden
Sdilp" wurre hsute nit elmer o,pbsn
Stu!rsnma0e flIdtia. Gr wurre I'M
rsG auf Ger 0ludt einsebclt uno Ia
pom tenn 0clre, ras rie Ssute bel ibm
auselest batten, nod nidt5 perloren
sesanaen par> p%erurtbeilte Jpn ber Yraz
tor Tcntsius, rie GinlaSen unSer3is'
lid ;urud;uerlatten. Der @duber>
bauptmann Demipbpn, Ger s~om9eeaten
Nerra sefanseu wurre, 1T beute ans
Sreu3 9eldlasen ncreen. Die farta>
ail&e Glptte 1T beute in BEN 6afsu ron
e%inselaufen." cue rieles inte>
reilante 8Iatt f@ 9essnmirtis bsfncet,
1T ni@t anse9eben. uebsr feline G9t>
belt rollen mir uns ben 8opf nidt ;ers
trs9en.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-23
0ie Glteffe 3eitmna.

Sisber gait @eneeis ais Der Grin.
t~unasplab Ter srtsn 3eitunsert, uno
leitete mai, Defenders tas @ort ~Gaz
setta" ypr, bort as; na9febenbeM ittbei<
lung bslebrt inree rem esisr einse @ns
beren:
Die alteae 3eituna Der @elt {lno
upbl bic vActa populi romani dur
ma, BON metber cine Numn1er aus
tenn Sabre 1853 por gbriltt @eburt er>
baltsn 1T. Dieislbe lautet in Der uez
terlstune ME fplat. Den 20. Mdr3.
Der Gcniul eicinius oerlab beute tie
Qmts9emalt.-Gin i9meres @ewitter
sins beute nieber unp Der 8lib ,erlplit<
tsrte cine Glide turs mad Mlittaa in
ter Ndte tes 8elii@en 6uass.oSn
einent @irtbsbauie am Gu6e pes Su>
~uusbiaels fam es ~ elmer @9ldoerei.
BEL uel9er Der @irtb Der S@anfe
u3um Barren NIT tem 6elm" 5,br
3amer rerpuntet >purce.-Der Neeil
Titinius frafte bic Gleiidtadsr, neil
cieie tena @olfe Gleiid uertauft batt.n.
pbne ta0slte erft Der tet6rpli&en Be-
ii&tiaune su u~ntsrbreitex. Sir tas
6trofaelp tpurte Der @5ttirt cine xas
peIe erbaut.: Der @edsler Mufpius