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The New York herald., 1873-12-15
COURT CALENDARS-TKIS DAY.

SUPREME ECoURT-CIRCUIT-Par O. Regular TERM
nea " lss ss & as spas @
463, g3l 1918, 1897, o57 1897, lo9e 171S, 1871 1872
1sls,7h, IL. Adjourned Term-Held by Judge Van
Brunt-Court opens at hafpast ten A.M.-Nos. 432
S62, SOC, s7S, 10lo, 309o 346, $780, 42Sa, 1885, 1882
1882 1890, 1894 1925 1882, 1886, ls4o ls46. 1860.
SUPREME CoURr-GENERAL TERM.-Adourned to
SUPREME CoURT-spEcIAL TERM-Hed by Judge
Davis-Court opens at hali-past ten O'Clock A. NJ
iactNNos 1885, 2is, 2l1, l4s i4s ie5, las lso, as 3d.
g. 5 ISL a Ss fl 1 lis III u.s. a Is si a sIs lS a
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Monell.-Case on, No. $685. No calendar.
Judge Sedgwlck.-Nos ZIG, AGA, s72 1894 1886, 27S,
ST. s4, sl6 sls As, e7eh, 7o CSC, 1888. Is. 4o4 ~
COMMON PLEAs-EouIrY TERx-Held by Judge
Robnson.-No. Is.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM = Part lad.
Larremore-Court opens at eleven O'Clock A. M
Nos. 3S26, SS7, 3s1S, 371o 3S2 $751; 1920 3606 3607
24os 3eso 25s5 24e2 1912, 255e 254 219i 2454 244e
MARINE CouRr-TRIAL TERx-PARr Held by
Judge Curtis-Nos. 1928, 2oss 676, 1892 25l2 2sos,
Held by Judge Shea-Causes reserved Ior this
day and not appearing on the calendar will appear
s5o7 Ie7i 2426 as4O 1916 so2o sO4 2s2s $780, s4sl,
Seoi 25le. Part s-IIed by Judge Joachimsen.-
Nos aosl s745, s6el s7e2 a549 s6e, 3si7 $685. s57s
COURT or GENERAL sEssIoNs-Held by Recorder
Hackett.--The People VS.. Arthur Barlow, Mayhem;
Same vs. Anne Harris, felonious assault and bat
ana battery; Same VS.. John Gibbins, feonious as
sault ana battery; Same VS.. Mary Ann
Watts, larceny and receiving stolen goods; Same
vs.. John keeIe, alias tommy the Greek
grand larceny; same vs.. William Kerr, grand lar.
ceny; same vs.. Edward Halloran, larceny from the
Mechan, larceny from the person; Same vs. James
Boins, larceny from the person; Same VS.. william
Gray and David Murphy, larceny from the person I;
Same vs. Madena Pinkervllle, disorderly house |;
Same VS.. John Brady, alias Grady, felony, Laws OF
1862
COURT OF OYER AND TEIMINER-IIeld by Judge
Danies.--The People vs. Harry Genet grand lar.
Ceny aud false uretences.
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY DECEMBER

and made reduction OF wages TO 81 20
per day. II the city had competent Board oil
Finance there would be money ia the public treas
ury. and policemen and nremen would not be
peeled to part with their warrants Tor salaries
long due, at heavy discount 10 heartless specula-
tors. An ex-Justlce OF Peace, in the Third
district. has reiular brokerage estaD-
lishment for this business. COMPLAINTS are
made daily by these hardworking servants ol the
city that they must resort to this measure 10 keep
their families from starving. This Board OF Finance
will be egisated out when the session begins next
month, and the people VIII have seiLgovernment
restored, so that they can elect men who have
some reputation for financial ability.
Another act OF individual muniacence has to be
set down to the credit OF Hoboken. Mr.. John
Dawn, wealthy citizen, VIII throw open his
house, at the corner OF Garden and Fourth streets
70 the poor children OF the city, who viii obtain
breakfast there on and after tomorrow. The
Sisters OF st. Francis IN charge OF ST. hary's Hos
pital have relieved many needy persons, no
applicant Tor relief being ever rejected. But pre-
eminent among the citizens tor individual munih-
cence stands Mrs. stevens, widow OF the late mil
honnaire, and Mr.. W. W. shippen, so that hoboken
is as Charitable as any OF its sister cities Yet there
Is much suffering among the poor people living on
the Meadows, where the sight OF some ministering
angel OF charity would bring Joy and consolation.
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
LABOR SITUATION IN NEWARK,

Trade Slightly Picking Up-Workfng-
men Still Idle and Crying for "Brcad.
Blood or Work''-The Swindling Con.
tractors Ring Denounced.
There has been manifest during the week Just
closed slight improvement in the manufacturing
trades Of Newark, which, however, is probably due
to desire on the part OF manufacturers to do
something Tor their needy hands rather than any
real increase in business. Nobody INDUCES the
hope that there will be any great improvement for
the better before spring, unless something extra.
ordinary should turn up such as brush with Cuba
or something similar. Meanwhile the idle working
men are beginning to feel the pinch OF privation
and starvation prospect before them, and. con-
sequently, are making themselves heard in the
community through the medium OF public meet
ings They have held several meetings, at which
CONTRACTORS RING WAS SEVERELY DENOUNCED.
and general demand made for the entire abol-
ishment OF the system OF giving out contracts by
the city. In place OF the system 1t is urged, with
equal unanlmlty, tnat the city act as its own con-
tractor, lay out the work on public improvements,
employ the men to DO it and pay them itself. IL is
urged, in q word, that the city do its sewer and
street work just as such work is done in Boston.
In this matter the idle workmen have certainly
struck popular chord. For the past four or i've
years the majority OF contractors have done their
work 80 shamefully and swindled the people out OF
millions of dollars SO barefacedly, with the. con-
nivance OF certain city olcias, that the people
as ripe for change OF system as they are for
A THOROUGH EXPOSURE OF THE FRAUDS,
which exposure there Is some hope Of obtaining
through the next Grand Jury and the next term or
court. There are good grounds for believing that
IL thorough investigation is had more than one
past ana present city official will be made to realize
that honesty is the best policy. At meeting or
West Newark workingmen, held on Friday night,
Mr.. Caifrey, who claims to represent 5000 working
men, characterized the contractors as life blood
suckers of the worklngmen After setting forth
the fact that the Council could do away with the
contract system he said they would demand the
change proposed and then
BRAND AND TURN OUT
the Aldermen who dared to vote against the meas
ure. Another speaker declared the contractors
robbed the poor man OF his rights, his children Of
shoes, and the dying OF necessares. Another
speaker, mason named Doan, said he was ready
to sweep the streets at fair prices. "Workingmen,n
SAID he .'don't want charity, but work. Certain
parties," continued he, shave money and won't
let 1t out. II is speculation, 1t Is to rob nanny,
rob daddy, and God help everybody. No man viii
lay down and .starve. Hunger will go through
stone wall. don't advocate force, but before
will see my family hungry Will help myselfn The
meeting effected coalition with the representa-
tlves OF the mass meeting at Military Park, at
which the was. "Bread. blood work y,
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
ANOTHER DEATH IN THE T0MB5.

Ann Mitchell, q woman about 80 years OF age, re-
siding at No. 57S Greenwich street. was brought
before Judge Morgan, at the Tombs, Saturday last,
on charge OF ntoxication. When she was ar
rested she gave her name as Maria JONES' and she
had her child pretty little one, about three years
OF age, with her, The Judge committed Ann for six
months and placed her under $500 bail. The child
was sent down stairs with her mother, and COM
mitted to the care OF the Commissioners OF Char.
ties and Correction. Shortly after her entrance
into the Prison Ann Mitchell was seized with con-
vulsions and died yesterday morning about eleven
O'Clock. DR.. Breher the Tombs physician, attended
ner, and yesterday gave certificate OF death from
s.chrunlc alcnnOlSm.N
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modc energy is felt for time, until the stagnant
vapors OF the valley where live shall sap and de-
stroy 1t again and lay me once more prostrate.
INSTANT AGGRAvATIoNs.
In addition to the valley with its filth, which
poisons the whole or Cape Coast, the late rains
have demolished over 800 mud built houses, which
crushed to DEATH as they fell on the startled occu-
huts buried beside Is not known. But the ruined
heaps are very suggestive us you look at them
with eyes constantly seeking for the OF the
disease which has riven Cape Coast its unenviable
reputation. Though you would hardly hazard the
statement tnat death turks under the brown ruins
in the shape OF putrid garbage and corruptlng hr-
manity, yet know II would make one feel more
comfortable II the ruins were cleared away and
the spaces given up to light and air. No one can
deny that the sanitary condition OF the MACE
would be improved.
On hill proudly rising above the busn.clad ter .
races and holows in its nclghborhood behind Cane
Coast stands Prospect House, whence your eve
may command quito an extensive view. The
whole town OF Cape Coast seems TO slumbcr at mid
day in warm haze which foats above 1t. Fort
william stands silent and sentry-ike before Pros
pcct House as the stranger looks toward the
ocean. Victoria Tower, away to the right, seems
solitary and alone, and Connors Hill to the left,
during the hot hours OF day, crowded as 1t is with
white tents looks deserted. The view from Pros
pect House. then, Is worth seeing, and one would
imagine that when the breeze blows stronger as
day declines tho verandah OF Prosnect House
The New York herald., 1873-12-15
REPRIEvE OF A MURDERER,
BARRIE. Ont, d,

BARRIE, Ont, Dec. Is, 1878.
Tryon the murderer OF Fisher, OF the Parry Sound
district, who was sentenced to be hanged on the
on tue plea oI insanity.
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DaSGram teS @taatSIhab.
einers feel Dor tsm 1ntsrfudunes e CONT
mittse t.s Ssnats lsbr unaiaitis fur ibn aus.
ineem bas COMMITTEE ertldrt : ta5 beim &iid-
t.iit pes 5rn. Nua6 i'm Staatsifag Gin IT.
felt son Si12.OON sereier, bas crit in neusrer
3sit burt rie Sur3sn res jesiJeu S4lbmsi
tiers aee'dt neroen III.
Hsrnsr MIRO be 8a1a' 9utflbruns uno aud
pie W.rmsnounl ron @taateselosrn !. ptiO1t
3msdsn it nrf l~etarslt.
Gmil Minh. ftuberer S&asmeifsr. entscs
lid BEN 8trb0t burd Abwseubeit.
Na9 IbbSruns bu 5erren S&aemsifhr
Sseser, Gol. lline. :. .. 5awfius. u. Ref>
rit, y. u. anrr. :. u. MoufOrt, S. @ain,er,
%. u. Merriam, 6. u. Mortou, 8. Gaslor,
s.. @iQius. 6. .. Nellon, 9. MurG, u. u:
@mits, u. @dsHsr, Gb. SdeFer uue s. Bri-
iete leu,e cas- Committee elm 8e,be Nm
trdse, bic i'm Melsntidtu pabin seben:
u DAP eine Ganto:- gebGtts. beiebeuo aus
benz @cusernsur, Staatsistr tar NIB General
anwalt auiseitslt merle, wel@s beim &udtritt
bss @taatsldasmsiaers bic ri3'ise Attefsruns
Der @slbsr uub Bidder ~ iberwaten babe.
. DAP a0e Staatssslrsr BET Nattonalban=
fen esponirt wsroen foasn;
81 before Ginfubruns Der 9udbaltuns
A. JeRtsung bss S&osmeifer-S alatrs aaf
$4,000 unb 9 rminberans Der Yarsi&aft;
81 Gtla6uns { u.s @eisess "a eteiem 3 sede.
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8itte.
81. Mntbons Wiun., 4. Jebr. 1873.

Ct. Mntbons, Wiun., 4. Jebr. 1873.
Der 1nterasidrete ridyt bi'rmit etne DFent-
lihe Bite an Der 5ohw. Ilerus Der St03et
81. paul unb an ale Neni9enfrcunbe unt
Mbbilfe fir BEN in GROCER gepransni6 lt bsfn-
tenben s. Tona3epie, Gater bes Dor mebrereu
Sabren seraorbenen Yrieiters S. SomaseSie. -
Nadsem bisie sin3ise StuBe res sreiitn @aters
in Der @litbe Ter Sabre binmssseuommen
,puree. fab F9 Der arme @ann, iowsit Geiune-
belt unb Rrafte es suliebsn, seuDtbist bur&
1aelobn l.in 9ebsn su frtlen. Dieb fo0te nidt
uon Dauer 1etn. Aranfbetten Neaten f9 Elm,
bic Qal Der Sabre nuroe thinner briden Der unb
asssnWartis asbt ii& ter @rsis aQsr @utVNsns-
mittsl entblDBt. pier fol- ssbplfsn uerben.
Darum. sble Menidsnfeunbs Sfnet cure 5ans
au elmer milben @abs. Ssbe alsinisfett ptrb
baatbar aussuomnaea tueroen. Der untsrseia-
bat f@ bereit erflart, bic Senbunsen tn
Gn,pfans su nebmeu unb uirb bic ein3elnsa BIT
namentlid i'm ~Wauberer" serSHsnttder,
psnu Is aiat ausbridli& anbers uerlanst
Mntou Golser,
75-76 prisfsr BON ct. Autbsns.
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Das Concert beS Qteberfran
pom, Iestsn Sonrtaa tpar zines ct aelunsen0en
unb bsfrieciste eas Yutlitam ia isbsr 5in1dt.
Die Su,srtire bsrsitete bieieStimmuns treiEid
Dor. unb bic @elanss,G ortrdse res @ereins
1e.bf, lcwis s~in3elner NttJsilunasn tesielbeu.
sans Defenders ater pes ssuildteu Gbors &C.
tuannsn ben poQtsn 9eifaI Der 3ubSrer. Die
sars Giutbeiluus pes Programmes bot cine 10
ltInc Mbwe6sluna BON Gb0rsn. girse'sortrd-
sen unb Witwirfunsen ees SrdeFers, taB bic
scailGabis1e 8sfriseisura auf jseem @sI&:e
III leitn mar. Muh bic Ieflamatirnen puroen
nit aIsemsinem 8eifaQ aufseucmmeu. Die
Ter ueus Grf,Is 1T fur peu siecertran3 unb iei'
men populdren DIRECTOR bic bette Mufmuateruns
aur Sort eBuur.
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Die ifidre te.ietbsn
ii1 in tbrer lestsu Sisuns ibtr Elm Anertts'
ten bes 6rn. s. Wainser. #esiRer Of D:srs
bon :GaHnieY County, tpsl&.r BEN, Counts feius
abaraet- 8a9er gum 3auf aabiste. UNI bic
@umms BON $4,000. obsr bas Inersieten
ma@t fir bas Counts nsue Si9sr UNI Ben
yrsis oun 10000 ansuf.rtisen.
g. 8. Davis uno .. O@orman bsaatrastsn.
eine nsue Nusfertisuus massn su lahen. Gin
8sldluB tuurse s~initneilen ni@t ssiabt.
Der SbsriT rapportirte cine Ginnabms BON
$2.495.88 fir bic lebten { Monats.
Der Re9eni&aftsbsiGt pom Mi&ter @s~
pbeaion iiber bic Ginnatmsn uuo &ussassn
leiner OfFee als Yrobate &ihtsr waroe ais
riGtis sensbmist.
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Ser @ duberer.
StaatS=2eaislatur.

unter ben acknowledgement ansen portss
unb bieisr Wude nimmt Bic iusenannte 3 { m
perenS.Stu bic meiae Mufmertian.teit II
AnlpruG, nitt ais etmas Neues, icneern be
Sartnadisfeit tueeen, NIT rel&sr cine scnin1
partet bic serba6te Yill i'm 9auit burd3ubran
gen fu6te.
2ibbets nit ieinsn Ie%iutanten ieBts Iles ba'
ra,t, Tim feiner Bib bic Mebrbeit 3u f&ern
tpptei GrsouSernsur Ntnler erflarte, bab er un'
tel llmiduben tasu ltimmeu tSnnte. aud fiji,
has eisn 3%wanssssiess 3u erla0sn. Dae
1T trenisOenS ccnlequsnt.
Muf Der anbern Seits iu9ten bic @egner Der
Bin bieie bur@ allerlei Mm%enbements ~ rsr.
nidtsn poer bod msnisfsns III f1ud&en, unb
e. selans benn aud in psri9ieeenen punft'n.
Gs traree su tpsit fibren, ale Mmenbenaents
ansuseben. lie i'm 2aufe Der lebbaften De-
bate einsebra6t nurren, unb bic CUR 0olse bat.
ten, ba6 bic Bin am Gnbe wie cine n,ilsroble
Garricatur ausiab. bsren i@ Der eiaeue Batter
iddmen muBte. lleter bas @@idiaI ber Bin
n1dfens.
Der Senat 1T fir gspiaisuns elmer CUNT
me BON $50,OO0 fir Elm neues l1niSerIt1tsBe-
bGube.
Sir Ncrmalidulen tsmiQiet Der @erat $l8,-
600, fir tas Splbatenpaiienbaus $4,000.
Gin COMMITTEE beridtet sssen bic @erlesuns
bes StaatsssfdnsniGss BON StiImater.
SIM &epralsntanteubauit bra@ten u. q. Bills
Elm:
81. Rrebs, bstrsTenb Mbinesruns he's Gbar.
tiers Der ct. MuguIta @com- Gcmpaenie.
81. Brandt. betreTsup zen 8e3us nun@ebib-
rem.
81. Slider; betreH'n" bic Grmi@,isuns BON
@ea 81. paul, fir Straeenbautea Taren III
erbeben.
Deriel5t. tetrcienb aritiesuns bes@ sle3in1es.
Sr. 6otbs beantrast bic Incorporation BE-,
giaase @crtbFelb.
OF. Du Ipit, bstrsHsub bic Incorporation
son Gnasfa.
Die Bill, tesreHenb Sidsruns Der @spii-
ieasfteibeit son perlonsu, bic lh in gtaatsan-
falten b~einter, rouree i'm SENATE ausencmmen.
Nuf bic Iaeesorbnuna bonn Mittmo9 rad.
mittas mar bic @ia, bstreTsns Ginfibruny tes
@dulsmauss seiebt.
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O~effeutlt6e Gtnlaeuus! CUR ssSs
ten une u%paRdnbtsaen Relauratirn: Die vau
6. n tit ST. 242, Dritts Straes. 8cn
ieetan .perten ju ieber5tuuce DE 2ufsrn.
@sHissl, 5oreleu. Gleiitiurten aner Mrs, @ib,
tura 9laes, tpas Der Marft au Delifatelen bietet,
i~erpirt. Dit feinilen @eins unS 2iqleu,s Bic
tet meme Bar; 6rihte. CONTEXT unb Gpntitu.
reimaaren in better &uswab!. O;sNufpartane
IL ieter :3eit bic bette.
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Des &auaers 2iebIines.Stor
it bel @ebriber Jeti4 SO. 1884 Dritte Strabe,
ns man bic alsemein beliebteu Gisarrealu rten !:
Bonnie Bouche, Lady Thorn, National
Guards unb pisIe anoere in aussessi&nets:
CualitGt sprratbis fneet. Gteniu tte befen
uno fein1su @ortsn in @dnupf' &au&' unp
Rau.Iabad. llebertieb Gnb baieltt ale e.
liebteu &auh-Nrtlel, ME pfufen, Gisurreu'
9sibsu &c. Su biaisem yrsis ~ batsn. &au>
der, bic lei u. unb M. Gstid porlprvdsn. psr-
ben fets CUR srSbten 3ufriebeubeit betieut. G2)
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staats= Memigfeiten.

pefpefen. Der @susral- polmeilter bat
elm Gtrfular erla6eu, In weltem er ur, Mtae-
bote fur NnfertieuHe Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
rslde in Tolss bes pom Gonsrsle an%ssnomme.
men @elebss einsefibrt werten loQen. erludt.
lem &irfuIar 1T Elm Muier Der oarten beise-
figt. Muf Der redteu Gde Der Garte aebt In
einer, MebaiQon bic @6ttin Ger 6r.ibstt une bic
umf9rift: Scr. ct. ypfmarfe l Gent",
tpabrenb bic linte Ode bic @orte trast: IT..
g. Yofal &are." Sn Der Mi,ts Der Rarte te-
fnben il& bic 9inien fir cine Nerelt unb bic
Semertune: Man iGreibe auf eiele @eite ber
8arte uur bic Npre1e- bic BotlGaft auf bic
anbere @eite.
Die aarteu tosrben 81 3oa lang unb 3. 3oQ
bod aus suten tartsm 8artenpapisr semadt
iein. Saulenb Iar.su miien feds yfuno
pie5er. Die &ssulatiOnen nit 8e,us auf bic
Inferltsuns Der ..8arten ino tsbr freng uuo
druid unb 8ertbeiluns Der 8arten tpereen BON
BEN pefrepartement auf's Stdrffe uberwadt
werteu. Der po1meiaer psrani2last bic 3abI
Der fir bat erfe Subr nStbisen 4arten auf
buneert @iaiouen (10O,9 COG. O0O) uno s~erlanst,
ba6 Derienise w.l6er ben Gontratt ibernimmt,
aets siueu gorratb BON 5 Miaionea an 5anb
bat.
Die Giufabruns bie1er Gcrripcnbenstartsn
1T BON GROCER Wi@tisteit fur panoel unb Ser
fsbr, inoem ie bic llebermittluns BON tur3sn
9ot(6aften au6eruroentli& erlei@ttrt. Sa GU
ropa fno tieielben idon felt Sabrsu sinsefubrt
une bic 3abl Der bort Serbrau9tm 8arten Ct.
rsi&t cine unsebeure SSbs.
Gie ameritanti@e YofbstDrbs bat nit benz
reu.iden OeneralpOtamt Elm l1ebsreia!emmen
sstrrHsx, eemdB wel9em isber reutlhe g,ot-
oampfcr pu, Srsmeu ODER 5amburs mad Aue=
rita uuo umsetebrt BON Yeamteu bes!eitet pirb,
pel9e bic 8riefe bereits untsruess fir bic ser-
l9isosnen Mssabsaatiunen ~iortren. Der brief
Iits gerfebr wirb baour1 bspeuteub bei9lsu.
nist.
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NeucS Gpurtbau5- neue Gitt
5alle Der MueaIeidunes q BOaro seneb.
miste Ittteu Montae ben Gntpurf elmer bsr
qeaislatur sissurei&snben Bill, bstreHenb ben
Sau eineS reuen Gourtbauits unb elmer neuen
GttY = Dale in Ter Gage bes iegisen Court
baules.
Mad Der erfsn EVICTION iolen fanf vericrsn
Surd ben Stabtratb unb bic County Commit
fare bs3siGnet msrten als Gummi6are, nit benz
Outrage, bic Wuefabrune Der tstre6euben Mete,
iotalp lie @eeBesfraft erlaret, 81 iibernebmsn.
Sober tislsr GommiNare bat cine 8irsi6aft in
Bomb Don 100000 su Ieiaeu. NIT folder @i9sr.
belt, pie lie bur9 ben &i9tsr fe1seisIt tperben
pirt.
Die Gommi1dre BADEN Tt ais 8oarb firm
lid gu. ursaniiren unb be,isbeu fir ieben
Sisuuastaa SO.
@efncn 3 eutb alt bic 9sRimmuns uber bic
Sorlaee pon pldnsn fir bic neue &itp 5aQe unb
Gourtbaue, uno tamit in @erbtnoung tebsnbe
Officer :; tie Yldne unterliesen Der @enebmi-
auna turt ben Gtaetraib uub bic County.
9pmmt1dre.
Die 3ablunssn loQeu slei&udBis bur& bic
County. unb StaelfaTt seiHeben unb lleben bic
0rbeiten untsr Der @ontro!e be5 9tabtratbs5
unp ter Gcunts.G ommi7ire.
@eetfcn 6 tteitt ben Sauplab glei& N dbi5
Der 5tabt unb bem Geuutp 5u, nit naberen
Beaim munsen iiber bic Iusfdbranl.
Na6 @eetion Z bat Der Stlrtratb bic Ct.
mi3tiauns, Bombs bis gum @tttase Don $685.
con aus,reeben; bic namlids 8oau1 babeu
bic Counts. 6 ommiNare; bic Bombs trasen 7
prosent Sabres3ius une i1ne in breibis Sabren
,idmbltar. Sir SutereGen uup Iilsunesfouo
tperbfu beIpatere Sarem erbrten.
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Sir @ unun1ental.Mrbet in Stein
erbielt 81. Ystu @ens!er Don bier an Der
Staats .Gair lie erfe uns eiusiss prdmie.
Wsr cine iolhe 8eieauus Cir @rab.0fouu-
nsnte H.. {. NJ 81 MAIDEN sebenst. pirO e. in
ieinem GOrtbeile fntsr. penn ct bieislbe jeBt
madt. ba bic betrefsnoe Irbeit mibrenb tes
3intsrs bepeutenb btatser gu febsn somuat als
,ur Sommerssit. Eie @srf1dtte res 5rn.
@ensler ii an @altineton Strabe ecaenuber
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Die 3erren @ebruber 81 nj m ,
Ide Der 10. unb ct. pettr Strabe 1T ct. paul,
baltsn lets bic ret&fe Muswabl pou
@rpcertes uub Yropt6onen DOT.
rdtbis. 8eioneere Nufnxrfianaeeit pcrbient
itr l9Gner gorratb on in. unb auslaubiiben,
eineemadten unb %eetrodneten Griidtev. Mau
beiu@e ben eei@madSoI aasseaatteten Stere.
um lid eappn III lterseuaen.
ng~ Nu9 bic ts0en Sorteu @sine, ST.
qusure. Gisarren u. {. +. neben ZEN 8unpsu sur
Derflyuas. vtetie bldg, Beoienung frcuns
lid.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-22

6eiuuobcits : Neeeln fur sic
raubc Jabree;eit. - '5atst eu& pur
na1en aibeu. MaNs Gibe brinstn lsiat CT
tdltunssn berpcr unp babea ltpn oft ben 9eim
sur Sawiubiu@t seeet. M9tst ME eiueu flsi-
neu 5ui.n fir 81 serins, ais bab Ct 8eadtuns
psrbiene. 8leine l1ria@en baben oft erobe
Nirtunsen. @sib immsr idlaefertis fir Zen
arsen Getub Der Rleinen, bic 5aIsbrGune, unb
ieiD ME obne Gin yadst pon Or. Aug. RSnis's
Brultbee, Ter in alien GGasn Don @rfaltuuesn,
6ufen &c. CUTE DienRe tban pirb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-02-22

6ol3 @uGer fanu min BIT 5anb-
lunasweile sewi6er Speeulanteu nenneu, bic
wGbrenb tieSes tre1seu Minters ben Iransport
BON Geuerbol3 bincertei uno 10 BE preils in bic
GGbe fdraubten. Iaulenee Don Grros laaen
in @arYer County uub antsren Gescnbsn auf-
seidtbtet, absr bic Gtieababn.G ompasnie Der,
reissrte ben Sransport.
9nie % in @ristt County ausIsbt ersdblt
Der tn Delano eridsiuenbs Eagle" Dort il
Elm 5olsba,p bier, Sobn Mrmaroua NIT Namsn.
Derjtlee bat einen Gentraft NIT Der ct. PAUL
II. Yaeife Babn, tn Golse eslen Il, uno nur Ct.
in Bsrbinpuue nit elmer anosrn 5uIbbInolers
Girma. 6iQ, @sisss u. 60. in 81. Waul. 6ols
iber teiaste Babn mud Minneapoli5 uno ct.
yaul Ii.f.rn taun. Sebem Nubern wirs bic
B.rlaeuus sos sols na& bsnarnten @tdoten
~serpsisert.
@as fomn,s nun babel b'raus? Sn Delaso
be,ablt 5err armlrsns $500 fir bic Goro
trodenes Maplsbols. Nad benz G,eles bat sr
ST. .50 bic Gorb fir IS Meilen obsr 9 Dollars
1Ef etp1 GuS > AdoHNN WV U VVtpcI VII pt UtH
l.nbabn au::tesabten. 81 besablt abr Ger 8abn
fit bas pripile5ium ] Dollar msar fir bic
Gorb. Das Mufaeeu mug bic &omsagnie 70
nie 10 am Oeput ielba b~eiorssn. Sobn Nrm.
frons aIio beSablt felbll per Gore 50 %; Ser.
lenuunssfoien $500; @elammttoaen $500.
| 5olapreis in MinneapoIis unS ct. Yaul fir
eadtlte pols So so deer nod mebr; Ytcfi
$3.50. @snn man baron nod Sf.O biz
Gorb atsiebt, ais Soften fir sas Naffaps!n i'm
5olsbofe uno bic Nbliefsruns an bic &nneen,
10 tlsitsn fir bic Sdnelsr nod $50 rsinsr
vruft ubris. tpas. ea tieielben menisitsns 90.
coo @rses rad RinusapOlis uno ct. yauI
idbrlid fbiden, bas bublae Siin1mden BON
$1,000 Dollars bas Sabr madt. Rebenbei
seriarst @rmlrOng noa Don iebem Sclsrertiu.
fsr4 3ca iiber bic &crb, b.. 81 aubitfa6
msbr a!s eire Gorb bstrGst.
Statt ieldtn l6anoli9sn Musbeutunsen sea
Bottles Zen 3isssl 3u itisbsn, rsrssut.u biz
Naatbatsr i'm Capitol Sage uno @oGen mil
7stattiruna zines iueenauuteu Ismptren35e'
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Tie Yioreer 6afsn. uno &c liter
&ompaanie tpablte fir eas ~laafsnae Sabr
iulsenoe 9samts:
gormann. Spba 6. Miller.
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