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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-21
THE oRAToRIo OF THE CREATION.
Another Brilliant Performance for tue

AuOGher Brilliant tef1ofhnhhco AoA ~'>~
Benefit OF tho Confederate Home.
The second performace Of Haydn's Oratorlo
of the Creation, under the management oi
Mrs. P. ]. Barbot, which wea given iast eve
ming at the Hibernian Hall, lor lee oenent oi
The Confederate Home, attracted crowded.
audience, and proved, If possible, even more
decided and brilliant success than Inc nrst
performance at the FreundschatIsounu Hail.
From the solemn pianisstnlo choru', WHICH
pictured The first movement OF the cnaouc
void at the will of the Almighty, through the
euccesslve narra,ions of creative power with
their increasing vlgor, strength and beauty
I'D to the climacteric chorus, "Slng the Lord
ye voices ALL" which Ia the final ourst OF
triumphant rhapsody at the compleuon
of the glorious work, the sublime concep-
ton of the great master was ftly and ade-
oua,ely Interpreted, without a noliceaole
fault of execution, and with oreadln ana
grandeur of expression worthy OF the theme
and the grand harmonles In which IL mas oeen
portrayed. The performance was cro"aeo
with individual triumphs, particularly IN lne
sourano solos and The two principal trlosi out
the crowning merit OF the representation may
be said to be the smoothness and precision of
the chorus singh, g, which approached per-
fec,ion, and which carried along the action OF
the piece from step 10 step with that constant
accession of power, which, eliminating in The
bliss of The perfected creation, constitutes the
very spirit of the composition.
These two performances have proven The
possibility of the successful revival Oh tne
Oralorio, which in past years has afforded
such frequent, refined and elevated entertain
ments. Let us hope, in the Interests OF renneo
art and musical culture, that these ofllliant
experiments may prove but the pioneers OF
fteouent slmiIur representations.
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The receipts at this prrt for the past week were
So bags or sea Islands and Florldas amt 62os
bales of upands, against 202 bags OF sea Islands
aud F.ordas and 6sos bales OF uplands The pre-
vious week. and "a bags OF sea Islands and
Floridas and 3lsl bales OF uplands for the week
last year. These supplies came as follows: say
OF uplands, per Soulh carolina Railroad. 4tas
ts.es; Southeastern Railroad, 3ls; Savannah aud
Char eston Railroad. Al; Peedee 33; Georgetown,
5s; SaHlee, as. Uf sea Observation-Disclosures
Railroad. 6; Savannah and Charleston Railroad,
l6; Florida, Is; Savannah, 8; Beaufort, 10;
Edislo,l.
The COTTON MARKET.-A depressed feeling AMI
declining character prevailed in this market
during the pened under review, and tn foreign
rates were at eK and receded to sKd q b for
mitdlipg utl,nds. AT New YorS prices com
mencsd at 19Xc and fell or to lshc p fb, While
at this point the grade opened AT lsHc, aad went
down to lsXc p b. The TRANSACTIONS and prices
of cotton at Livere ool and New York for this time
were as follows On Friday, March IA, the former
was quiet, uplands eHd, sales 10000 bales; the
latter was dull, upauas lSXc, sales 1850 bales.
On Saturday The former had downward n
dency, uplands 9Hd sales IL. 600 bales; the latter
WAS nominal aud tending down, upsnds l9Xc,
sales 2l8 bales. On Monday the former was heavy
and irregular. uplands 9%d, sales $4,000 bales;
sales 1881 bales. On Tuesday the former was
tending down, uplands sxd, sales 10000 bales;
the lstt,r was quiet, aplands lsHc, sales 1850
bales. o. Wednesday the former was sleadier
uplands 9Xd, sales 1000 bales; The latter Wa,
easier, uplauds l9Xc. sales 1902 bales. Yesterday
The former vas rrm, upland sHd, sales $4,000
bales: the latter was quiet at lsHc p fb.
The m ivem.nts OF cotton In this market for
the week under review were as follows: On
Friday, March II, there was moderate demand
with an easier character to prices; sales 100
bales; stains and tipged eing quosed at l6h@
l7H, inferi1r 14@l5x, ordinary TO good ordinary
le@l7x, low middling lsH, mildllng lsX, strict
middling lsXc p b. On Saturday the article
was dull and nat, with limited transactions at
prices about X@&c q b lower; eaes 200 balrs;
quotations somewhat nominal, say stains and
tinRed lS@l7xo, inferior l49l5ho, ordinary to
good ordinary le@l7hc, low middfng lSkc, mid
ding lSxc, strict middllng 19c p fb. On Monday
the market was heavy and declining, with limit.
ed sales, tay 1so bales at nominal rates. On
Tuesday the article was quiet and dull at easy
prices; sales 600 bales; say stains and tinged
1s@l7c, inferior ls@l5:, Ordinary TO gooi ord.
nary ls@l7c, low middllng l7X@lsc, mlddling
lsx, strict middl!ng lsxc p %. On Wednesday
there was light demand at unchanged rates;
sales 45o bales; quotations as before. Yesterday
there was moderate Inquiry, with rather more
nrmness 10 good qualities; sales $50 bales, say
ut 13H, at il, ls at l6 at II, IL at Tx, 20 at
Tx, 10 at Tx, so at l7X, ae at Tx, ls al Tx,
at 10, 10 at ls, 81 at 1871, 4s at lsk, 10 at 1Sx,
as Isc, ECO on private terms. We quote:
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zrHls IA LUtMBERaEws CONVENTION:

This body closed lts session In Savannah on
Wednesday. II formed an organization to be
known as "The Southern Lumber Manufac-
turers' and Shippers Association" and adopt
ed the following classification: lst, clear; 2d,
all heart; Sd, prime; 4th, merchantable; 9Th,
eqna,e edge; 9th waney. In reference to the
sale of lumber. they consider that all contracts
are due and payable on the presentation of
the bill of lading. Ia case OF the failure OF
purchasers to provide vessel in season and
cargoes are In readiness, then payment shall
Be made inltwentys days, aud the cargo be
considered atthe risk iof the purchaser. As
the present rates OF Insurance are unreasona-
bly, high, they eyrecommend the formation OF a
Southern mill-,wners' insurance company,
proposition which was referred TO commit
tee. They sdjourned to meet again on the 9Th
OF p
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TIE cHlR1KsTON RLsLEMEM.

At slate meeting of the Charleston Rifemen
Club, Mr. John Osren was elected junior
e.eond lieutenan. of the club, to fill a vacancy
occasEoned by the resignation of Dir. E. h.
Welcb., The club was out on drill Wednesday
evening. and made very credltable appear
ance. Their uniform has been improved by
ehe substitution of neat military cap OF gray
cloth with gold cord bindings, for the chapeau
hitherto worn, and the company is making
preparatons for the coming parade on the
9lst of April. They have drill every Wednes-
day evening.
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LOCAL LACONTCS.

The German Fire Company give a ball on
the 2elh instant.
DR.. Bosemou, the new postmaster, has re-
turned to the city.
Mr.. Browning, the principal victim Of The
,Browniog's mill explosion, Is thought to be
recovering.
.s>-R. II. Marshall & Bro.. real estate brok-
era, sold yesterday lot on the corner OF
Pinckney street and Notes lane, for four
hundred and fifty dollars.
= NJ. J. Feaser Mathewss sold q house and
lot on snlIivan's Island at the corner of Mid.
ole and Sumter streets, fur fifteen hundred
dollars,
"A correspondent informs The News that
Master D. Gus Utsey, ofsGeorge's Station, has
resBrahma pnllst which has lad an egg weigh
Ing ak ounces. Hurrah for Georges Station.
The rafa. OF illustrated books will take
place at the office OF Mr.. J. Fraser Mathewes,
No. Sc Broad street, at twelve o'clock noon
The eundschaftsbuad propose to give
another sof their delightful entertainments,
comprising q concert, q play and dance, at
their ball next Thursday evening.
-Acolored; Infant died 10 convulsions yes.
terdsy,i ,iat the corner of Rogers alley and St.
Philip street. An inquest was held and a
verdict rendered In accordance with the facts.
: The rule issued against Sheriff Bowen, on
Wednesday, by Judge Graham, does not re-
qnire him to show cause for disobeying an
order of the court, but for falling to satisfy
an execution from funds In bis possession.
front OF the old Roper Hospital is be-
Ing painted dark brown by Mr.. Nardell,
The garden will be planted with rose.bushes
and shrubbery. bordered with stone, and the
walks laid with o3ster-shell
L-kstsady. shower of rain, which proved
very:welcome alter the continued dry weather
sof the past. week, commenced at about mid
might on Wednesday evening, and continued
through the night. -,
.,rs-A large iron safe was removed yesterday
from, the ofice, OF Wagner, Hnger Co., on
Broad street. TO their new quarters on the
southeast corner Of East Bay and Vendue
Range. ia
TX royal row In the classic precincts of
Elliott street, about nine O'Clock last evening,
resulted in the capture of three Of the particl-
pants, John Fraser, Cyrus Fraser and James
Brown, all colored, who weie Gagged In the
0uardhouse,
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Exports OF the weok Ending March 30.

LIvhRPooL-Per s,eamshlD Jose-5s2 bags SEQ
tslaud Gotten, 1918 bales upland cotton, 198 obls
rOsin 1915 bags cotton seed. Brit sh bark
Vincu-24 bags Sea Island Cotton, 1900 bales up
land coltJn, lu2 IBIS rosn. and 100 sacks cotton
seed. Per thlp rrlscilla--ll1 bags Sc
islaud cotton, 24s5 bales upland cotton, 1905
bbls roein, pkgs sundries..... Per bark Don
Justo-8e baga sea is:nnd co.ton 200 bales up.
laud cotton, tierce rice.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Champion-ll8 bags
sea island cotton, AZ bales upland cotton, l3l
tcs rice so Casks clay, 148 oos rosn, 60 bales do
mesics. N7 pkgs sundlies. ......Per steamship
South Carollna-4eo bal g ton, 3ie bbls rosin,
25 bales domestlcI 81 casks clay Al tlerces rice,
500 bags rice chan. Per steamship James Ad.
ger SO bags SEA island cotton 7lo b,les uplans
cotton, IS tcs rce. 30 casks cay, 81 baies do
mestlcs. l48 pkgs suDdries.
BosToN-Per steansh p Flag--ls7 bbl5 spirits
turpentine, 60s bbs rosin, 30 casks clay, 30 pKgs
sundres
PHILADsLpHIA-Per steamship Equator-4lo
bales upl md cotton, 81 les lice 2?s bales domes'
tics, 49 bbls naval stores, 200 carboys coooanuts,
IS empty carboys, Is tons old Iron, lsl pIgs suu'
dries.
BALrIMoRE-Per steamship Sea Gnll-2So trs
rice, $50 bales cotton 146 bbls rosn, " bales do
mestics, 49, 90 feet lumber, 2l1 PSgs sundrlrs.
NEW ORLEANs-Per schr Jraveller-76C0 busil-
elg Dpaa
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EXERCISES 1T AVERY INSTITUTE.

This institution, devoted to the education OF
rhs colored youth, celebrated Its fourth ami
versary- yesterday forenoon. The hall was
literally thronged with the pupils OF ooth
sexes and their numerous friends; few ladies
and gentlemen were also present. The grad
mating class, fourteen iu number, In series
of REGULATIONS, songs and hymns, acquitted
themselves admirably. Especially to be men
TONED In this connection, are Miss Lecnors
johnson and Master Joseph NJ. oHear. On
the conclusion of the exercises, benedlctlon
1paa nronoupced by Rev. DR.. Fox.
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EoRTHRAsrRRN RxuRoLp.
Passenger.

Per steamship Georgia, for New York Jos A
Bell, @ Ellsworth, Thos Hutchinson y h Jones. !.
Mrs n THOMPSON, Catherine FusilIni. Calvin
Well! Jno Shipman. W r crosse, r Myers, Hr
AMI Mrs b Dean. Mr. and Miss Coleman. Mrs n
Ga loway, w y ,olrs. J A Mullln, nenry Turner,
F U'N,ill F u JafYray, Mrs q d Jafray, Miss Sey-
mour, Mis- Sey mDur, A Reckscher, Jos 0oCen,
Mr. l. Jacobson. wite and TWO children -!
Per sIpamer Dictator from Pslatka via Jackson.
Vile Fernandina and SsYannah-WL Dayids, e
II von.es and wife, Miss Cane Mrs v Knapp and
turse MIS- Pierssu, u UlIse. Mr. Duane and wife
o. Eye, Ma = george, NJ 3 Child, SWlkin-
son, Ur EdwaIds. G NJ ,ruesdsle, VIM Mitchell.
F X Nye and son ID II Ca ale and wife, Mr. Cole,
man Mss ,leman, nrs CLnneHln. Mr. CanleGin,
Ms Robinson, Mss Robinson, Mss Fark. u Per-
kiua, Csot steele Miss Post. Mr Post, Mr Person |.
" Wimbsrg MlSs Wlmberg, Mrs Vteho, "
Holden, and on deck.
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Receipts per Railroad March ao.1


83e bales cotton. ll2 bales goods, cars W0oo
and lumber To Railroad. Agent. Geo W WI. Y.
lians d co, O Bart co, W Dukes: CO, ~
HGrsey & Broi, II Bischof CO, w W smith.
STILL, Webb co, SGRn q Siegni0us. WRfer'
Il cO, 3 O'Netll. II Katie & co, Juo Campse0
CO, E II Frost i co, W williams d Son. MoWry
q Sun. A J Salinas, w b Smith j. CO, A Multi
gan. WIss & CO, j. bnston, Crews / CO. Murdaugh
q Weekley, w A Boy g: Resder q Davis, Pringle'
d Son. Penke Miles, Hacker. y Msllonee,
Roach & Mptrelt. a ) Smith, l. D. DeSaussaro,
Warulaw d Carew.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
25 bales cotton, i7s bols rosin, 81 pigs tobacco.
80 hbls pIlch so ags rice, cars lumber, mdse, &c.
10 L o Dargau. Jas MoGsl. F Kllntwortb, W 7
White. OF W, N Trlest, Bardin d Parker, e Dla.
moud q O, Locke d Grontn2, VIM n Bird i
co, D >roney. Il w Devices, IT. nhol9,. d
son, II Blscnon & co, Tleen'hal, Cook6r.
SDuth"rn Express co. f II Frost & co, Whllden
& Jones. Caldwell & son, A J Salinas, q Well.
Ing. Pringle il son, kinsman q Howell, WellDR
b P Alley, N E r X Agent, Jno OHeil,
N Triest, Walsh, " K Ryan. Reed r Davis. =
Fredsberg. Howe Sewing Machine CO. HaUal,
Wa NJ Carraway & Bros March, Price 90, =
Wehman. Murdaugh L Weekley, Baker, :R D.
Leahey Carrawsy Bros, Fraser LII. F O, Hey,
@ Mallonee, Wit'e Bros, U II Claus5en, q
Railroad Agent. o. der and others.
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CHARLESTON NMANUFAcrUREs.-The develop
ment of manufactures of various kinds Is fast
becoming principal source of Improvement
and revenue to Charleston. High In the list
Is The mandatory Of Mr.. P. P. Toale. Estab.
lished Immediately after the war, 1t has been
uniformly and Increasingly successful, and
now affords unrlvalled facilities for the manu-
facture of doors, sashes, blinds or anything
else In his line. See his advertisement
mch10.mWflmO
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PRIVATE SALE.

Leitch & Bruins sold yesterday at private
sale for cash the following pieces OF real
estate: house and lot on Society street Tor
ss7bo; store on Hayne street for s2Soo;
residence on Hasel street, near Anson; Tor
f1bnO-
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, Marcn lg.
SPIRITS TURPENTISE.-Sales OF 15O CASKS az olc
per gall)n for southern packag--, decline OF lc
since last report. Market unsettled.
ROsIN.-SaleI Of 800 bbls al So 10 for strained.
CRUDE TURPENTiNE. Sales OF 655 6bla at 81 %
for virgin and yellow dip and 81 Is for hard
TAs.NSales OF los hbls OF $3.50 per Dbl. Market
quiet ,,o.,r. IN ,o,,s
of 1s ,Ic for middllng. 80 sales 10 report.
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Exporfs.

NEW YoRK-Per steam, h p Georgia-76 bags sea
Island cotton. eI7 bales Upland cotton, lol tcs
rice, 73 bales domestics. 800 bags oplt0n seed
meal, 81 ha!es hides 6Is empty cirhoys. SO cedar
kegs, 500 bags rice cha1, 2o6 pkgs sunaI,es
BALTIMoRE-Per q ;hr hlias Moore-l77, 900 feet
lumner.
KENNEL uHKPoRr ME-Per schr Fannie Butler
.l4j, 900 feet resawed lLmner.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-21

THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HoARsENEss.-Al
suffering from irritation oil the throat and
hoarseness will be agreeably surprised at the
almost Immediate relief afforded by the use of
"Brown's Bronchial Troches." DowrE, NOISE
d DAVIS, Agents. nov20-wimS
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ALL THE new styles OF Parasols, also an ex-
cellent assortment of light colored Kid
Gloves, just unpacked. A full supply OF Win.
dow Shades, also Lace Curtains, at Furch-
gott, Benedict & Co.'s. No. 275 King street.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

The daily union prayer-meetlug will be
held this (Frlday) afternoon, at half-past four
o'clock, In the Glebe street Church. The Rev.
3. Nall, D. D., will preach this morning at
eleven O'Clock, and tonight at eight O'Clock.
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TIE SINGER Sewing Machine Company, as
per published statistics, have sold during the
year 1877 2ls, 1853 Machines. mch20-2
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Marion Lodge, at sP. N.
PM Kappa Beta, at IL m.
Hope Fire Company, at ?. h.
stonewall Fire Company, at half.past P. n.
German Huesar Tilting Club, at P. NJ.
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, March 10.
The Daiy Bulletin says: There has been anout
the usual amount Of business . the 1obbiDg
trade, The sales have cen $50 b ,gs Rangoop u
sHaTc, and av tierces caro- ina at 6Xaso
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AUCTION SALES THIs DAY

Leitch & Bruus will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their Office, horse.
William Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store; furniture, mating, &c.
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low offerings. Sales include about $50 obs g. ~
a57Hc for spot ioA, and Ionbnlssi BUYERS opnon.
ali April, at eIc. At the close there was atyt asa
feeling, aud SIC freely bid for Spot Vtagls
weak with sales OF common straired at 80 ~. -:
Sal q include $50 bbs good strained az % ~. tso
finer grades arc decidedly lower, IN N symPaMssy ,sP
with the decline In strained. Sales 800 6ols no
AZ 81 75s3 so Tar remains quiet but STEADY;
Pitch selling fairly In a jopblng way az S4aA -
for prime city delivered. ,..-.-.--'
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Now York Naval stores Market.

The Daily Bulletin says: spiri's have been more
active to-day, there appearing to b. no confidence
in the future OF the market on the part Of few
dealers, and they have quietly bought up al the
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>UrK.-Wc nave ueuucueu from New UrIe ans
137 730 bales up!anls. from Mobile 14U6 bales up
lanus; from Savannah 6e65 bags sea island aud
1852 bales u upland. aud from Charleston $3.50 bags
,ea island and S94 bales upland cotton; being
lhe quantity received at these ports from Mo.
MIC Florida Texas and Savannah.
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TOTAL increase to date. ...".....-.. -..ooo'so'
The arrivals Of cotton at the chief southern
seaports from March l3 1873, to March 10, 1873,
inclusive, as reported by telegraph, were as lol'
lows:
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

SEQ First Page for other Local Matters
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SER Soiepb Mdr3,

lebr pielen unlern 2eiern bsreitS felt
Sabren als freuneli6er Reiisnber pobl
besannt, tritt oieier Sage cine reue Sour
eur9 Zen Staat an, INN RE Grnte aud
fir ben ~8anrerer" ein;ubeimlen, na@=
Gem oieier I'M @erlaufe reS Sabres en-
fig seiat uno u%nuerbroien ben mitunz
ter siemlib burten 8ooen bearbeitet bat.
Dur9 cine w~pblmpQente Mufnabme
unb eatise untetfibuns oes wadersn
Trausuers iino mir Der bo6w. @eiit>
li9feit uno alien unleren Greuneen
auf'S Neue YerpFi9tet. M6een Mle
bebenfen, bas Der ~@anterer" belon<
bers int @inter ni9t NIT leerer 1ai9e
feline 8eiu@e MAIDEN fam. Neue
Greunce fino unS berslt9 wiItommen.
Die Nebacttpn.
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aus Mantato pirb uns niteetb eilt
bab fir bic @teQe zines @&abmeifers punglu,
eartb So. 81. @snttItn 1ubapp BON eeite
ber Demotraten ~aoninirt it, Der aIs gepanbte,
unb ioIiSsr @si&aftsnaun bel BET t~urtisen Be.
sUlf'runs febr belisbt unb bic fit tas gntt er.
ferbsrIi&sn Tdbisteiten In bubem Grase be6st,
Dasu If Ct EN- bieberer Dsuti@er, pelder ii,
t1uterRiisuns isiner @itbirssr burdaus ser-
bent.
au9 fir bas @nat eiuss Glerfs Der Diarie
Court tuur0e tin Dsuti@er noruiuirt, ranlid
81. Gbas Sttu, Hel@er bur& feline Qntsfib.
runs aIs 6rissensri&ter bepieisn bat, ba6 e. IL
ieser 9in'@t fur sisfs Office bsfdtist unb baber
ben @t'raraesbsrn in Blue Gartb County Be-
fens 81 eupfebIen ii.
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Seretn fir w%ubIfetIes 5pIa.-
8ei Der AM suriset @ihpo9 tattsebabtenGe Set
i~ammluns BON 8irsern tpurbe &i@ter timber.
tpuoo erua&tist. sepi6s COMMITTEES gu srnsn-
men; tnfolse belen nun,inirte tereIbs:
Sir Organization les gereins, Gntperfuns
elmer Contribution unb gntseseanab me BOZ Mn-
setuten fir 9ul3:
s. @. Meeluns, $. s. 9urn, $. s. Spbns,
8. 9. 9au, s. @iQius, eugene l1nterwppb.
Sir bas Samneln BON Standardization ::
1. @arb.-gbmarb &t9arts, 6. g. Bed,
6enry 2aub.
2. @arb.-I. .. Connolly 81. .. @weeuep
Souls Demeules.
3. Warb.-&i9arb Srlanb, Granf Sanlen,
Gbas. u. zimmerman.
4. Warb.-geni. Tbpm Jon, Greb &i&ter, Or.
s. DeMpntrpsiQe.
5. @art.-5aruss 5ia, GbparbD rewes, Dr.
s. $. Bryant.
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Deutf&e @re6befs Grtract BON.
alerbeaen @etreibe, taaht bas teNe unb
let8tele 8rcb unb rtrtt am unsenebmfen,
aud fur 8tsqutts, @ous, 8udweat Gales u.
{. ~. ju ssbrau&en. Die 9efe TT auslet&
BE btatsfte. 5u taben nebf @ebrau@sanwet'
flung BET Trant Sanitn seeeniber benz beut>
faer fat9olii9en @@ulbaus in ct. Yaul.
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OeffentIt&e &tnIabune!a CUR srSB-
ten rub p~olfdubtsfen Reaauratton: Die Suu
6. @@mttt gr. 242, Dritte Strabe. Son
testan tcerSsn ~ ieberS tanbe frif@e MuRern,
@efasel, Bcreoen Gleii9iurtea auer @rt, @ilb,
fura IQes, tSas bsr @artt at Delttatefea btetet,
i~erSirt. Die fetnfen @ef1e unb 2~iqaeure Bit
tet raeine Bar; Gri@te, Gonfett uno &unbitu-
reiwaarsn tn better IuswabI. Die9lufwartuns
81 teber 3eit bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-18

Carmen taufen. @er In elmer &c.
1unben @eeenS BON &c Sueur 60. tn @taate
Minneipta cine bereits cultiutrte garna su tau-
fen miui9t mag F@ an bic &ebaetiur bists
8lattes spenben, inbent uns unebrere fol&e Gar-
men ~ bieient 3uede suesea eissntbamIt&ea
Gamtienssrbaltrt6en a~nsewietn fnb. GOD
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-18

81. 6. s. Yui&, bereits elmer Menae ron
aunbsn ais ta@tiser Ga&naun felt Satrem Re.
tannt, bat nun an ber Ode Der ct. peter unb
9. @trabe eiu eisenes @sf@aft als Mer&aut
Sailor srSTaet unt bistst ieinsu auahsn bic
befru aleiberRofe ueba eIesanter unb bilieer
getienuns an. Gin famufer @ei&afs,upa@s
fur bic ct. yeter 5trabe. 3usIei& pirb fiji
bieien vlas Elm @@nsiter erfen &auss &C.
iu@t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-18

t5r. Sobn 5er3ss, Dor tuenissu SAB.
reu eff aus @Irterabers in Minnelota einse.
tuaubert, purbe uneruartst RAID mad f9mers-
li9sr &ranfbeit abberufeu. @ls Heibiaer @r-
b%eitsrnanu bate Ct bereits fir feline Gamilie cine
5etmfatte seerintet. @Sse Ct ruben I'M Grie>
ben!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-18

@eipruneene 9Gnbe unb @eli&ter, &aubeit
ber 5aut Ginnen, &inswurm, @al3fuB unb
anbere 5autfranfbeiten perbsn sebeiit unb bic
9aut tuei& unb fanft seraa9t bur@ beng ebrau&
con Suniper Gar @pah f~abrisirt bon
1asweIL 3asarb u. 6 o., REV yurt.
Dies Mittel 1T lei@ter unb ansenebmer an3u-
penbsn ais bic auberen fertisen Wraparate, wel-
DE geeenwartis int @ebrau1e fnb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-10-18

@ober unsrf@Spflt@e gorratb
an fertissa 9errentleitern unb Mu~sfattunsa-
Mrtitsln ctne ieinesslei&eu III ct. waul ~ flu
ben it, erfabrt Seber, uel&er bas @tar Glotbtns
9ouie Bot 9eiu.an unp &oit 80. 121 Dritte
@trabe thu&t. MQes elegant, folib unt biQie,
fit bic s~esenwdrtise Sabres3eit beiunters reid
aussefattet.