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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-13

TERRIBLE FIRE IN CUBA.-On Satur-
day night last in Havana square OF
buildings known as the Plaza Fapor
were reduced to ashes in few hours.
The fire broke out simultaneously in
each of the four corners of the square,
and is supposed to have been the work
of incendiaries.
The loss is estimated at over eight
millions of dollars.
1t is reported that twenty-five lives
were lost. The scenes around the square
were terrific Parents threw their chill
dren from balconies to save them from
the flames.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-13

hD- THANKs.-Master Ellsworth
Russler Hill has the thanks of all hands
for basket brim full of choice apples.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-13

THE TRANSATLANTIC BALLOON ENTER
rRrsE.-The Graphic Of Saturday an
nounces that wind and weather and
other circumstances permitting,its great
airship will start on the voyage across
the Atlantic on Wednesday afternoon,
September 10th, from the Capitoline
Grounds, Brooklyn. The balloon will
be finished during this week, and by
Saturday will be placed on exhibition at
the Capitoline Grounds, to which all
persons will be admitted free up to the
hour of departure. The companions of
the two mronauts, Wise and Donaldson,
will be a reporter of the Graphic and an
experienced mariner, who will take
charge of the life-boat, in case theworst
comes to the worst, and the balloon de
posts its freight in the Atlantic or some
other ocean. But Wise and Donaldson
are said to have no fear OF such an
event. and are confident that from eighty
to one hundred hours travel will land
them on the shores of Europe. 1t was
at first contemplated that there should
be nine passengers, but when the lifting
power of the balloon was tested it was
found to be three thousand pounds less
than was calculated; consequently two
thousand pounds of ballast were dis
pensed with, and the passenger list
confined to the four named. The balloon
is JIG feet high, and $50 feet in circum-
ference. 1t contains 100000 cubic feet
of gas. In muslin balloon each thous-
and feet of gas has lifting capacity of
eleven pounds; this makes the power of
the balloon 6,GOO pounds, from whichit
may readily estimated that there is no
margin to spare for extra freightage.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-13

FATAL ACCIDENT AT BooNsnoRo'.-
About four o'clock on Saturday after
noon Mr.. Geo. HORNE of Boonsboro'
started from that place, with a horse
and carriage, accompanied by Mr.. Chas.
Shaffner and two ladies, to visit Sun
day School Pic Mic being held by the
u. B. Church, on the Harpers Ferry
road. about two miles below BoonSboro.
A shaft of the vehicle becoming detach-
cd whilst descending the hill at the east
end of Boonsboro' the horse became
frightened and commenced running and
kicking. The lines were jerked from
the hands of Mr. HORNE, who was driv
ing, and Mr.. Shaffner in an effort to re
cover them was kicked in the mead by
the horse and thrown from the carriage,
receiving injuries which resulted in his
death in about 30 minutes. Mr.. HORNE
and the ladies were also thrown out but
received only slight injury Mr. Shaft
ner was a native of Boonsboro'; but for
several years past has been residing i'll
Washington and filling responsible
position in the Patent Oflice.-Hagers-
tomn DAILY Of .Uondoy.
The Frederick Eraminsr says =
On Saturday evening last, Mr. Chas.
Shaifner, met with all accident near
Boonsboro', which proved fatal, the cir
cumstances of which are as follows;
He was seated in carriage in company
with Mr.. George Horine,of Doonsboro,
Miss Ellen Shaffner, of this city, and
another young lady residing in Boons
boro', making four in all. From some
cause or other the horses became refrac-
tory which resulted in throwing out the
occupants of the carriage. Mr.. Shaffner
had his neck broke and was buried yes
terdav, while Mr.. HORNE was so badly
injured that his life is despaired of. The
two ladies, we understand, escaped with
little or no injury. The deceased was
a resident of Washington county, but
was formerly employed at one Of the
Departments at Washington.
The Cumberland News of Wednesday
says: George Mallory, the engineer
of the tonnage train which was negli-
gently left standing on the main track
at Moundsville on Wednesday evening
of last week, by reason of which the
Columbus express eastward collided
with it, and engineer William H. Hen
bricks, of the passenger engine, lost his
life, was arrested in Wheeling on Satur-
day night last, on warrant issued by
Justice Holiday, of Moundsville, charg-
ed with the murder of Mr.. Hendricks.
1t is said that Martin Noon, conductor
OF the tonnage train has left Wheeling
to avoid arrest.
@ THANKs.-Master Ellsworth
Russler Hill has the thanks Of all hands
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-13

Shepherdstown girls ''bang' their hair
a la Modoc.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-13

B5- SALARIES FIxEp.-The Board OF
Education OF Potomac Township have
fixed the salaries of the different teach
crs in the district at $35 to $50, having
reference to both grade of certificate
and average daily attendance of pupils.
The Board of Education of Shepherd
Township have fixed the salaries of the
teachers at $50 to $50, according to
grade of certificate and average daily
attendance.
We are sure the different Boards of
Education will have the interests Of the
schools at heart, but it is penny-wisc
and pound foolish policy, to refuse to
pay teachers liberal salary. 1t is only
by SO doing that they can obtain the
best teachers and competent ones.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-13

Hs1 POTOMAC RIFLES.-ln colse-
quence of the surviving members OF the
old Potomac Rifles attending the fune-
raj of one of their number, Mr.. Edward
Lucas, OH Saturday last, they failed to
meet at Morgan's Spring, to have their
annual reunion on that day. After the
funeral several of the surviving mem
bers met and adopted the following Pre-
amble and Resolutions -
WHEREAS, Since our last reunion
held one year ago, it has pleased AL
mighty God, by dispensation of His
Providence, to remove from us orr lato
brother soldiers, David Conner, Thorn
as Joy, and Edward Lucas. BE it
Resciped, That we tender to the fam
lilies of the deceased fellow-soldiers our
heartfelt sympathies ill their sad be-
reayement
Resoiped, That the surviving men,
bers meet at Morgans Spring, OH the
first Saturday of September, 1874, for
the purpose of holding reunion OF the
surviving members of the old Potomac
Rifles, and continue to assemble there,
annually, MS long as one of the members
are living.
Resoiued, That the County papers
be requested to publish the above pro
ccednps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-16
8itanS bc8 lluteridab0mtes: s42, ,3l4 ,239
in Sob uno Sl5, ,9l4 082 @ourant.
zte NelieiOnsfraae in Der 8olfs=
&Srt,lIp

Netp . ort, 10. 2lprtl. - Die lluter'
ridts=G Gommtiidre bon Sercpz9itp er0fineten
gelern ben o0teltgtonstrie9" 0ui'5 gteue, in'
0tm ein BeidluB iOlgenOen Snbalt8 sur De.
bate fam: ybaB tein aino 9eswun3eu wer'
oeu tann, oil ir9cnO meId)en @cbeten oocr 9tcs
ligionSiibungeu 9eseH ocn 8tuen ieiner 81.
tern tbeilSunebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-16
0on MegtFo. - Die HrdIoentens
bptfhaft. - Die 9emtfdte Sons
n,iSfTon. - 0osdSd'S Dutfcf1,

Staot Uterifo, 5. Npril. - Der ga.
tional &on0reB ueriammelte ii6 am l. b. Wt.
- Brdi. 2:rbo'S Botlhaft 3el9t oem eons
qrsiie on, oaB Der Iermjn Der ameritaniit.
meritani1en Gommiiion auf 6uci Sabre
perldnaett morOen iii; Der Brdiioent 9ebt
Istuer Spmpatbie nit Der ipaniiden 5epublif
AuSbrud, uerprdt ben llnterridt 81 tor0ern
uno iteut ben baloigen AbidlluB beS 5aubels'
oertraaes nit Stalleu in 4u6ftt.
Die mertanii6e 9omnliFon, nelde Ole
Raubaiiqe am 6loz9ranoe su uuterludlen
bat, miro bemuGdit ibre Qrbelten beeupen
uno BeriAt srtatteu.
Cine neue 0ampfirltllie swiiden gtem Or
leans uno SerazSrui tutrb ms Seben treten,
be merfaridle Nsgteruu9 bat oerielbeu etne
SubTote belplut9t.
Sn be- geiteueruns Oes Supports ptrO cine
Serdubsrung eintreten.
Die Geuolutton in Sepic 1T beeuoigt, audi
iu 0ucatan muroe bic 9tube mieDer ber9eItelt.
Die @lienbabn Swii1en Werito uuo SlSca'
poSalco 1T er0fiuet moroeu.
Die amerifaniid eGe9lerung bat itd ireu1o'
lidi erboteu, Die 8leOerberitellung Der otplo'
matil1en Se5lebuugen sIuliAen ytertfo uao
6rantreid gu ucrmltteln.
SIM Gonsreiie weroeu b.mnGdIt Die glIen'
babu Broefte uon Blumb uno Rolencran3
,ur Debate toulmen, @s tuirb beridtet. baB
Der D&initer beS SnHeru Ylualb'S Proleft be-
niinittnt
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1lubnl(fnmmcnc imD bui.tsnmsat
Rnhnc.

Cute 9dbne 5no fur forpsrlds eD0nbstt unttlGBz
ltb, uno 3temano bari iit terntrbn me3en unsisi@
der o1sr Iarier 3dbne eniGulcissn osHn oGs Iitt=
tel, oiec aRdnast Su neieitsen lssen in sns6 5eeen
8creite, Or. 4Biudjeu, in ytr. fs1, s8 It.
Nauett G., ohctbatb Gutamitro5e, 1T ais fphen'
idaiitler 3abnGrSt gpei unb brett bstannt. VI lit
nit ieoem 3usise isincs Serues prattid pettraub
uno ale lsine ;dpnGrStlihen Speranontn berieoi9en
Die Batienten Uu'S Beits Die 3dhne, tic er onIcrs
tist, sethnen lid, burt EGusraoTtsteit, polsumme.
ues 8uflen, nltiirh.beS ausiebsn unb Glgameins
s66n9et aus. 9as Saluiutlen nit Soio, Stanio.
pbcr 9oppolitous Dtafe bil6ct enen uibtigenSbeil
ieiuer B.aris. ais SabnGue3iepen fe9t Or. 2s ms
d cl unerrei9t ba. Sein Serfabten nit Dem 8a'
ttenten lit in Dtr 2bat tGrmGnt. Hit oGs 9eringlte
Sttmersfpmpto tom p,rD neranioBt, Hnb Die Operation
lit nets pollf men er1ot9retd. @r
iabri3rrt tdslih re ines ialpetsriGurcs Gas. Die
fen StumertuutilSer baben oie seGmTtsn mtot; ;inis
nilaen 5afult6ten Guropo's uno amerifu's iir oas
roltummenfe nnO puaDerbarte, @mpIinounsslo=
iatet berporseruiene Itts erfldrt, bas ie entesdt
moroen. (Wdrs7, ,3DthD
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r9}eOaOa" fam am 5onntag pom Dem gort

r9teOabu~ fam an 5Onntag pon Dem .Yort
bier all.
TSarft une S6rlc
2onoon, 10. Spril, III llbr Gorm. -
&onIols crDhHcten ;u 93g iiir Gelo uno
934 fir Srtcf. yNmey1tauer" alte 'G5er
94t; Ger 95s; 10.40er 894 reuc6iuicr 90f.
@rte su 514.
YariS, Is. 4pril. - &entcn Sc 6rancs
% Gtnla.
6rantfurt, Is. 2tpril.-y 9lmcriraner"
'62sr 95g.
QOuOon, 10. Qurjl, l2 llbr Wad)m. -
rQmeritaner" '67cr 934; 1O.40r SGT; ueue
6iinfey 9Os. Grie 51s.
gioerpoOl, 10. 2lpril, 4l2llhrSorm. -
Sanmmolls cr6IIRctc rubig Sbcrl. 81;
Srl. 94-98. &ertQuit 10000 BQ. SerfduIe
BON Sauannaber Ober Gbarleltoner Baum
moue, fdulg i'm Iprjl, I'll %. 98ai;en, gu.
iubr ielt Dem leteu Btrihte IA 1000 Shefiel.
4merit. 5000 Sdleiiel. 5dmalS 39s.
ntmcrp en-, 10. 2lpril. - Yetroleum
All 6ranc8.
YtoerpOOl, 10. 4pril, llbr Radm.-
Sts sum IA. 3. Dt. muroeH $1,000 Saaen
Saummole bon Sonlbap nad bier uerihifit.
8roonoIfe rubtg. gSaiSen, ueiBer calliorni.
lder Is ID bis l Is I'd. Stnetneileii6 67s5d.
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mein Slid feheln ipu -unb Die i'd tra9en
bari, pbne su errDtben.
Sic mar in unbei6reibli6er gernirz
rung. Sin furser, flldtiger glid ibre5
ldnea wieoer seientten 9tu9es traf ibn,
= aber er mubte in bieiem Slid 9(les
geleien baben, ppna6 ct fragte, penn er
trat nit elldlidem 2ddeln einen S6ritt
ndber gu ibr.
Sd peritsbe oas 2lqes nidt, itammelte
iie, - Sic mibten mir ertldren -
Grtldren uno er5dblen, unterbrad er lle,
fana i'd ba5 glaes Der frempen0ame nldt
- sas f6nnte i6 nur 0erjenigen, Die mir
bas Hedt 9dbe. ibr mein 2eben gu meiben
uno feline @ebeimniiie Dor i6r su baben.
llein Gott, Serr ppn Stielcm, rief lie
in b6diter gerpirrung, - l6 bite sic
pirfli9 - erfldren Sic mir -
Q(liO Sic aeben mir bas Hedt, Sbnen
gu ertldren -?
9us babe i'd nibt, geia9t, rief tie uno
erbpb ii9.
(Tortfekuno toLat,)
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Sie 3eit TER Wanber 1T nu9 nidt
bsriihrr!

STR. sGO1s, ssen<Saltimprearese.
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Bon SUBJ.

Savanna, IA. aprtl.- S'8eap beiin<
bet Rh nod imHsr in Nansanllo. - @en.~
@aptdu Gabalos baa6iiAttgt augenidelnllh
bic guti6eiOung letnes 6aae8 ieinem gfad)z
folQsr i'm amte, Dem Sen. Bieltaiu, su iibsrs
lalien, pel9sr oemnadbIt erwartet MIRO. 9as
Qebell S'9ean's III III fsiner @efabr. Gem
Yroseb pirO MIR cine GOrmiadc ieiH, I'M Den
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Die Wluut,ipafmat tl In Nlc,p= 5crfcp.

ne II I ON, N.(S., 70. Nplll. : Jl Der
geitrigen Dtnni5ipolmabl erDGblten Die Dc.
motrQtcu Den Dlapor uno BON Den u Staot'
rnthSnttnliRnPrn Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-16
Tluehtpcrluch BON 3ud,tb au8ftrdf=
finnc,t IN cfc cErrSnf1- iSitM lNn.

ct. gouls, Is. 2lpril.-}lls 9cleru9tad).
mittag etn 6raht5ug Der yWlhouri, BaciFc'
8ahn" oil ocm 3ubthauc BON Ssfferion.G .Gttp
poriiberIuhr, cntlpyangcn 5mel Strailln9e II.
iu6teH ben l3ug 5u errelt)en. Die SSaten
i1oIier nit poppelten 5d)rotfirten auf DE
6lHttlirse; einer iii5te ibWer perpunoet
nie0er, Der auoere fletlerte aui Den 3u9, le9te
1d piQtt aui eiueu 5radtma9sn uno ltarb.
llngsfdbr 200 Strdlinse ia1eu Die Scene nit
an uno geriethen IN grobe slufre9ung; ile
mabten einen Seriu4, aus,ubreden, aber bic
9Saheu betelteu faltes Slut, unD e8 aelang
een yeanlten, bic 9efan9euen unter Sontrole
Al halteu.
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& Coffo,A "a N

6aaa, 6ouan0, Il. Npril. = Ton Der
Golonialregieruua gu Yaoung auf Sumatra
iino Depeiden bier eiugelauien, metfe mel
ben, bic boQduOdhen 3ruppeu bdtten IN me6s
reren @eiedten nit ben 9ltid)neien GrfGl9e
iiber oieie erruuaen, 10 ba8 es iest teiner 3u'
ienounq BON SeritGrfunqen beoiirfe, ba Die
Sruppen TART geuug Ieien, INN nit ben Ut
ibIneisn ferttg su nerGeu.
gdiifss Seriei,te.
neeuStOwn Ii, Is. 2prtl.-0er Dpfr,
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Die befien &ic,ntslieH - zen n!ea1is:
ser Wrriirn.

sobIsu Don ser .soirrorsr aompaants,' Goa bt,
rGulIsrzY YcftoEer sompasnis.~
{tper rino raid brennsGos ao9isn-ole osfsa xssisF
auf Dem bteiisen Warftt
81 oerfauIer
sarrenIobnnss IS % az Eonnsnto iijs.
aud .Qofens' Yanepz" uub GumostiGnbsr Assits
&. Z. Disss, asent bsr
,Saltimorsr soblsn-- u ~inionz@ iisnba5nz &sinp.
Bhreau: Rr. ., SDutbffraHe.
2oblenbofs: eie Der Hortbz une Wohllonfras'
unb Ste Der Ntice ann. un0 ALTERNATE ttaBe.
4
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Grofoc Trancis Xraiu.

Ncm-Y OFT, 15. Nprll. = Dc llnttflu'
duu9 bes @elltssSulan0es BON Seorge 6ranz
els Grain wurDe beute wieoer auf9enompen.
Or. @roB iagte, er babe Grain 5pei UlaI be-
iudlt, ii9 nit inn iiber Grant, @reeiep, go
Iitit uno 0teligion unterhulten uRo bic lle5ers
seusuns semonuen, DaB oerielbe 9elItestrant
lei. Sen. @batfielb nabm Den 0oftor IN eth
idarics SreuSuerbOr uno lra9te, oh er Nep.
ton unoSotrates aud fir uerriidt, balte neil
tie neue 3beorie'u aufiteaten, ipeld)e 9e9er
bic allgemeipe 9lnnabmen ibrer 3eitgenonen
qetseisn ieieu. Die SaAe murOe bis Wipr'
non nPrtn1t.
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Hu Sd,ueiDrr uuD Mn0ers!

Drau6t Sbr cine quite IdbmGltbine, 10 fault oen
ugittor.~ IS ndbt tsibte unb Illpere 4rbeit nit
sleider ecibtstsit. Die staosl tann nldt uurebt
einsestt weroen asiue 9dtberin ODER SGml'is iolte
sbne lie lem. Man iprede por nnb unterluds oieiel@
ben in Rr. a., Gurt =GbarlesNr., i'm 5reimau'
rer.3empeI. Nouutlte 3abiungsn anaenommen.
INpril q, ,l2Ui.D
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na5s Spear's 23erftc,
Gambler NIT ben tcf.en baGfen
2piens' Bale9s, Sunburps uno eumoer!ano=
aO4ien,
22i0 1funo aui bic Sonne in aGen fsGGsn, net Dor
Is btsjer unb anoetn lnreaetsitsr, 5ept1, t2Wsef
Eab!en unD Sass-
0te ntecrtsfieu Bte'e rps,oen iGwer hers3nst; eiT
erossr 0orratb immer an San6 On zen berubmtetsr
Rtnen, pie Baltimore @ompasuis." 2ptens
0auep, Epomina. Suubnrp uro eumbsrians
@sors tsarns,
Hireau: ytr. %, 5iibe@ aoerttrase
IMnriIn I1Nl Hnhlenhni. HIics Mnnhr.
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g8eoen einer Wasrehnuua.

gfem-Y off, IS. Nprll. - pente ytad)'
nlittaa fam Sanbiotb Oturrdp, eiu Solicitor
Der ,N.zD. 9aS-Somp." nat Der 4rnlens
Ipotbete Oe5 Or. Sropu, Scr. 257, 9Slutamz
StraBe, nm cine 9qsrebaung 81 couettireu.
@s tam III 9Sertrpehiel, ihlisBIlf grlff Der
0ottor Srn. Wturrap nit elner Art an Hno
perpuuOete thu ihwsr au Gopfe. Sn oem
oaupqemenge entmaub DturIg letnen1 9eguer
bic art uuo permunOete ceien gleihfauS.
Seipe purbeu idlieblid uetbaitet unO III Oas
G,nanitn1 nnirnfft
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xiir Iamilien=S1Gbarbeiten

iR feline Ufaitnc bsiisr, oils Die Home Shuttle Lock
Stitch tu tic oauerbat uno einad lit, MIDI letdt be-
ildbut miro uno irscnb ensr Der tbeuren Dfaidinsn
sfeitfommt.
gie tohet uon s25 bis $50 nnh mlrb anf tnrt Sabre
oaraptitt. Jpbn 3. 9sutIer. 9enerGlz&sent,
Rr. 8, Rprn GburiesffrdAs,
/cg,ot tGr atpstte Staee.
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ebe Sbr bic ssrduidoie, iit] ,ebfzolenoe q ans
Rab zSerbei leruns seieben, Die toaenlrct On
uNeu porsiislihen Ntaihlusn, Delds III osm Ser'
faulslofals BON j. III. sSiiS, ytt. Is, szSalt'moz
re. nabs 9ap1uBe, aefauft ,uerosn, ansebrabt pttb
NB 0saibnen permietbtt, auSsebenert uno umz
ostouftt. iApr2, 12Wt,H
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Webeimnispollcr WorS in Rctp=
GauuVfhirc.

Goncorb, Is. Aprll. = Sn 4ano,a, W.'
s., murpe seitern Ibeuo ELL gehstmnlBuoutl
9eriud, qemad)t, eiHen &uaben i'm 2(!ter uon
Is Sabrcu, 9tameus Sohn @merlon, IN Dem
Sanie oc8 FARMERS @has. Stone gu ermoroen.
Gu @crGuih peraula8te ell 6auilleumltz
qlleo, in Die ShIafItube oe8 Suabcn gu gchen,
NO oerielbe hmerpetmunoet i'll Sette la1;
neben Dem 8ette Lag cine Art. Der Ufeufel.
m0rocr mar bura's 6culter etngeorungen.
9Run bat SerOadlt uuf etnen anOercn Snaben'
gtamtns 6te, mdd)er ua9tuanoclt uao ld'ou
einen d5nliben 8elud in ciHsm JtoAbar9anl;
qCmGdJt bat.
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- : - 2lcur ACCOMMODATIONS


iwiicben Sells uno EotU't:8rint.
sur oie 8equCn!tbtelt Qutr, mtIfc G3c,tartc auf
SUtult YoiHt bdbtH lujr0 oC5 UtiU1 SQupfihff
lSrrtt am iSuBe rGr SarOlintiraBt nm !s6ubr DIOR.
gers uno 5albtiHolrd pGtsr lpdbrenn bcs 6uacs ubs
labtfn. uno an 9Ountp- oter un9ren3tnoeu g8critr
dn9ottcn, umRdnn9iere aui8urebmCn unh etbi9c uui
oen Berien Der ocutlIcn uno en9uiten Sampltiiie
uno &oblcn' 2Scrttc gu tunb,n. Su!littebruo WID
IS an ben ucrlunatcn SQnoun0fplGgcn GnlCqeu.
0d5 Shiii ~ II c S" lutrn lUtt ecuobRlih ben
TluB pom 6ube Ger SroGhpGpz ooer county. 2GCrItt
aus trcu3sG. Sili9c Yuiiugc.
(lprtI G.lpiD i. &anfcn, Supuiutent eut
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Gin trriinni9er SranOififtcr.

. Ybilabelpbta, 10. Aprll. .-Sobn g.
3ones, pelder wegeu grlnoitiituu9 proSeiz
itrt mnroe, marc fir mabniiuni9 ertldrt unO
ioate Dem Staat5. Srrenbaue in 9arriSburg
iiberpieier peroeu. Su Der leeten Na6t cut'
ilob er icood aus Dem rtodiel 0ouie," inoem
CT an Der bleeruen 9SaHsrr0bre aus bem6eH.
fer bes 3. Stofperf5 herunter tletterte. Das
Serm63en oe5 gSabniinni9en bctra9t $685..
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(Clt2i,tSf
9ie berbeheste uJlurenec" Nabmaz
if,iur.

Die bette RaIhtns iiir ieihte uno iGwere 8amt7
Sis bat bic beribmte riidHslbate
Speiisz uno itb ielbt ,idtenbs spuIihiHzStre'dnrs
une bouert ldnser, als itOe anbere WaiGne. s'ro
un.sr leihen 3 Seoinsuusen uertauit i'm
Der IS lorence : " Gbm a.
IdiHenz 9 q elIibaft,-
fc,rIi9, 1oaItsH Rr 40, ,NurhzSharte8&r.
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Die 9Sbeclcr=S StSiliun'ic,e nent
S1GbmaIttne

lit Die sn;iae, pslds ben Lockstitch mat, o5ns ben
Shuttle Su sebrauden.
3iee neue Otaidine perrifbtet ane arten TamlItenz
NGbereen pom feiniten Uiuiiflin bis gum lmerItsn
Sute. Die einsee Mai6irs, tpelte 5emoenmadst
qt6rauten. 3um Scr'nuie nur bel
8cterSon & Garpsatsr. eSsn. =%nsntgH,
lNruo1SHl Nr. 2i4, g9efz zNaltimorefr.
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9iegte9er d)iebeu aufYarla'
mentdre, werDen aus gerau dl ert
uno obne 9nuOe erI d. o Ell.
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g 6maaenbsimer S 8eil,
SE. g. SiIiina
m. Gunlmfr,

$50, Meif SaltimnteftraBe, 2oO,
iRon7. .12Nts - seseniiber Sanooerifr.
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Jfem Uoffr 10. Nprll. .-0le odlWeller
0GlmeS" berittst, Dap mdbreuo 8ater ga,
uaSSt tiirSlt6 iiber Die llnterOriidung rsltgts
bier Droen prebt9te, ein Shneioer unb ein
r0miI6er Stuoent cine aroBe 8ombe oil Der
8biirs Der GapeQe gum gtplOoiren Ill brtn=
gen lut)teu; iie muroen qliidtiderpeie ent'
Oedt uno periagt uno auf oieie 28eiic pieIe
Menid)enlebeu Qcrettet.
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Senn,nss' 3abuzIiattur.
Giue eiesante, fihere InS srfelsa
reidbe gNuuSpGSet,e,

,un, Weiniacn, gerI6onern unb @rbaltung Der 3dbns
uno bee 3abnhe.ibes, mo sibt bem 4tbem sinsn anz
ssusbmeu @erut. gu baben bel aaen 0ro9uTsnn in
Nuaemsinen nn6
u. Gsnions Ssnuirssis spmp
IHniij Io1HG Rr 90 gforDz@ Is bdrtesitt
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Gjrpke QriItu,,osnroLr.

Vie 8abcod'ide 17eueripries uno 6euert6Itopso.
rate metoen 9pnnerftag, Den IL. Iprit Tacilruit.
rags euntt 5 ubr aui Dem Monument Soulrc
brs getitun9 stdbtgteit 3stGen. 5tdbte, Orti1afen
uno 0orisr limo priU9enb eriudbt, Gomitc'n Bu len.
Den Slelleltt III Dies Die oeite urb einilge @tle.
9enbstt Die ne bdben perner, nm ittJ uon BAN Gut=
gen Der IppGrdte ;u it5erSeuoen.
+. Slaalcr, General 4ocnt.
@omptotr uno Sertauislofal: SIR. l65a, Notb=
Strd6e, Baltimore. (SS-qOE
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szd,recriiciics lfnoliif.

q em burgh, N,zDr 10. Mptti.-9e-
fern Qlbeuo brannte Die gSObnung oeS Spl-
better Gonneao Nattemau, 0utdeBzS ountp.
ab. 6eute Ulorsen trieben Ild etRtgc alurer
uabe cen &riimnleru umber, oils pl0elldl elm
ilebengebliebeuer Shornltein tnIol9e elueS
ltarfen gBnOfoBes clnitiirSte uno Iituf tietne
Wiac6en BON oen falleroen Steinen perld]iltz
tet wurbeu. 2llice lnoerblu, IL Sabre alt,
ltarb uad eni9en Stunoen; 81. ltc&nnln,
l3 Sable alt, @liiabstb SiHni uno O}arp 60
len1an wuroen t0otlid) uerlctt; State @oIez
mau ilt leift uerlebt unb miro wieoer bergcz
iteut Weroen.
Spater. - Son ben iiinf &inSern, Die
inter oen Griimmera be9raben wuroen, itnO
swei, 2llice llnoerAiu unO &ate Wc9ennp,
loot. Marp Coleman piGO iier6en, bic beIOeu
4noeren ueroen aerettet, penn felne 9ehlrnz
Gongeition slutritt. 0is geidenidau taOslt
JlemQrben.
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Cir gGi(lnu'jff,e Siibmaldline

fur ae arten snfade unb 5ancp= =arbeit 1T por5is'
liber, als ole anbern. Sie iGuit leitbt, obns @e=
rduh, 1T einInt uno bGucrbaft uro et9net t beon:
oers fir Sdneiber. Der Srets hsrlelbsn 1T Don *ot
bis $125. Dlan ipretbe Dor nnb nntsfiutbe oeieloe
aH. Sjroipn, I9ent.
fMon l3tSS) SIR. 40, gtoro =9apira6e.
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Seutihes sabnar,tli6es Sniiitut.

Hrmenzalinlt BON bis ubr Morgens,
In Hr. IA, 6anspers, spiiehen Sonnap. nnh
Sarrear. DR.. 8ernbarb nReper Gtuoirte bies
niger 3abnurbnetidule) siebt SGbne pernitelt renen
eG6sales Obus stmsrseu aus. 8lnflide @ebihe
bon "a tu st2. 8otofhUunaeu BON 81 su So
(WattS,1S.F)