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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
t5,ii,7,235 5obn Il. @obb, acoIaro.Or.
Siirran Der GnmmiKare iilr Die gcrz
behrrubg Der SoHes' SaGe.
~"NIIILIUII INH LU' Nv. iOI-.
1uutp,od f;ir ErTPenh,usr

Se~fanntmad,ura fir SriiRenbaaer.
NidnC uuo Spt3tfItauoDtn lUtroen ourb Die 9OTs
initiate ltr tie Scrbeitrun9 Der 90ncs' Sale lut
Den San 1cr SJiiitn, luelte an or Stnte Der SCrbrie=
ruB9, SrOiibCn @agcritrcBe uHo ofnI SttU'9od tn oer
Stdot baltimore, III eutDten itno, erbtttr, IS linO
Stiltcr in 6iGem So8en, III SuianmCn, rpE 49, bis
$50 6us S1nge jDIiaCr Den 3iuhepuutten, mo BON
40 bis CO TuS SIeite. Die g0olpurg oocr 8rG9bGn6r
9ciieue (Trussframesi muiien uOI a. idumtco6tCm oher
guBcier, 3 III. if6G Srit,, icDic cine in Der Uiilte,
mo cine an itoer Sette oee faLrtpe9es. nit Soften
qingcn, peldc iljcr Die auBtreeteae beruorragcn.
Die Sluotr (Irusses) ftno 10 gu nIabrn, raj tit ole
notptge ~latrridls SttiibEitIR i'm babCu. oQ feline borl ,
~rtjontGtt 2ia9oudIs TANNER obrrbalb oCs @egcs
ctldubt UerOeR. 2ie SpnCnbaltfn miiisn pom
u~uterb0lb Der SbCrfldde pC5 Rtgc5 nidt 2 SuB Su
uhCrltTetttH. DC iidIre lrdgbIriCit Der Baucs rs
&iuNo III Dem GuaorOtiGB fcr Biattiorn, in SinJus
iilurg oes 9'eiuldtts Ger &lildc. Suc .OCQueIu tls
felt lHr oie&tTgieIuu1g ~ IS WuHihulsutItb, bGR due
9tIiie iWr fiticlhe Stuft eCmJOt lUCtoeu, ir WCIheu
SD.t D c SimCnltoncH Ger 6rilfe in @uAton= ApGnue
angcEomIutu Dcrfen. sic bat enc 4Groc uon 1870
6us ;Utibtn ben Stuitpu!.tuu (Abutmeuts) unf cine
totGlCSrCrtc Don 60 5uB, ron uelber 10 jSuR an liner
Stte IHr fte iibcrrcibtEoen Set.cngdHqc btGuipluts
tUuoGn. G5 werocH aud 3finc ihr zen Ban uno &ri
bc,tslnaidIHerle tlntr tltratn 2rebtit1c gtlUin' DIT,
UelLe lIber cen Iusgang oes Stdot'6ods al Der
YlodltrnRe Ilbrt. SIele Grite miro Gins Sduee pon
200 5uB SUlldCH otm Gnte cts Hlcls Gd5tr, Oon
rUClLCn 80 var 6urL DEN mittlCrcH ttTr, un0 SIS SuS
itoe ourh Die Se1HungCH all ICNcr Stitg Gtn9cuontz
mGu rUtroCn. Sic SICtiG nlht lUenI9Gr oIs % uno
ntd1t mcbr ais 80 H4B. 9lG rhre SrHQfabt9'tti
mug 10 8iuno pro GuGbtotu6 rer FlOttioru, inter
@injuJteguRg els BclDtbtes Der 8tlifg icu.
Die SIdns ooCr 3iinC ioutCn an O0er uor Gem %.
5OnuGr 1873, or rtC unttrIgihEcteu N ipyem @iudl
III. ., VOro SOlUcrtilrG6c. Baltimore, Elm leIcIDt
lUcrceu, luoiclblt Die ~&OmmIfidrG iUr lreittrc gCz
mi idte IustuuI, G%cIuuoCu Dcyreu tonHCH.
as Nib gCbCttn Iu ]bCGdttE, eaB nlr uOu Stuieuts
sen AiGue g~clUuHitt pCrrGn. UCldc g~sionntu fIne
An8sbote ttr cen Ban sIHiuLctdcn, unb nc.de nil
lens lino, tut Ole Sc3OnlunQ tlrtT liibc IS Dem fGue
ju lbSrIaitn, 10 ne ocG 9oEtratt IUr oeH 8Gu tinGl
ODER metTerer SIiidcn ~CGtaitcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06

Sieroon III abSuite6en:
Setras an Drpoiitoren udbreno oe6 5.
1872, tiniblieBli6 Der o%auptiumme
nit 3inien 8urii6beBablt $l,6S3, 9S5.59
Iussaben mdbtrno D. s. l6,6I2.39
StsueIn wGbrcno .. 5. =. 2l,ll0.9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
8eIaaaGMaGjlGgea
WaEcrS9 epartcmeut.
RsSifrat0rs.Siredu Sir. "a, RortbfrosS,
Sslti ore, oeH 4. SanuGr 1873.
9rrdunf I'M ad,uuo

ScfdnntMadluuq.
Gdltr @~orIumenteE firo b~euoGridtigt, oaf 10
Stojcnt 4hBu9 aui ale D cr~EednuEgeu ron 1873,
iotHH nc %luatrsro bss scscnrp6rtiaeu RoHdts beribs
,t9- Dtr0en erlaubt luiro; ale i'm 3fadtan0e
otnEfliden EcrioHen mGroCu ftt ~llrfoHen ~eriparsn,
psEn ne plompt b~cS1bltH.
0te uebsttra 4ung5=SIher perbeH bis auf usttsye
fI-rl NR - "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06

Die erte stui5abluns i'm ohieen 8creine finoet
beute, ben 6. Sauuar, Absnbs as ubr, i'm 4ofale
bes y IN. Sonnetorn, @te Der 2tsbt~ uno gorfz
Srd6e, itatt. Cine icbr Sute Gonititution 1T an5se-
urbeitet iuorbcu; neue Wlti9lierer Der6en aui9enonlz
men. q. Spfr ann, 8rQI.;
do ~. &dludlmduu, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
Maibingtoner Mn3etgen.
8erianlmlungS-Nn3eig
NrnniSpnffn.

RGdbfcn RittppdJ Nbsnp 8 lIbr inject cine
@eneral : 9srGmmluns idrpmtlthsr DtitIliencr in
Raine's Saus C@tn9an9 on Buttimorefrasel itatt.
3ped 28abl Der SrettOren fnr oas Albr 1873.
(5-O Seinrid) S~aibmeper, Sctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06

Sn Hem=SrIeanS erl 1oB i6 Der ihon
ieit ldnstrer 53e,t tranfe unO oem5uiol9e iebr
oarnieoer9eprlifte beutide Yolisilt S. 8.
SaGthaller. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
8au0ereine It. /. to.
0nrt(nnnfr. .WounrrpinMr. Z

Die Nittelieoer oes obiseu 8,reins ipcrhen erSltt,
nGdften SienFaa, Den Z. Sanuar, Ibenhs Z lbr. in
t4rsm 8erIammlun0slotale Su eriteineu, um iiber
Die IuIoiun9 bieies Screins 5u ~berat9en.
go SGfob Surbdum, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
@ri6iits@ An5ii9t So II, IS, 10, IS uno 20.
NAn III GitS- Nnipn % "a . "a 4 "A -

@elhdits=Soien S2.60, $50, 4 90, -6
9reBbOien 81. 80, 5 80, $50 unb $50.
gDir beabIitti9en, ourh bieles eineu erose en- unb
itneuen 8ertuuF III MAIDEN uuo iplte gortbeiIe ANU.
bieten, pelbe Gud bepe8en, iu taufcr. Stotr, lp.lder
&etrun9sitide brauht, tonlme io9lei9 uno babe Die
gBabl aug Der eriten Ssnrung. g9ir poIer, oas unitrs
&unocn uuo bic Burger galtimore's ben eanjen gors
ratb BON Gleioun9sitiden, lpel1er, oerbunoen nit BEN
u~nirigen. iiber Observation-Disclosures Soien u. &e.
iten ausmatt. b0ben lOlen, ioenu ie unlere 8emlbuns
gen, fte nit 9uten iubitGntielen aIeitun9stiiden Ju ME.
Drigen Yrellen iu Ocrieber, ju iddsen wiIIen. Soatt
lid oieier 9orratb niht iduea Oertaufen, 10 nerten mir
%benielben nab g8dibingtou iGiden, icbo6 ben Yaltimo.
rern bic etite Gslegenbeit 9ebeu. gBir babeu uns icbr
bemibt, bic GontroIs oiele 8orrathes ;u betommen uro
boffer, OaB oiesDie GinpObncr YaItimprs's III IhQsen
Diiien ipsroen. Wtan oer9eIe ni6t, 6as man lest itbr
biut9e &leioun8sitilte fur 8srren uno Rnaben taufsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
Enfom-SnurfzW ounrrein Mr.

Wl;ttDcd,, ben s.. bs. Sits, Ibenbs um z lbr,
tDirb cine @rtra=Ssriammlung bieies Sereins itatt.
finoen. Sa @eid6fte BON boditer BiGbtiafeit Der.
banbett %fperoen, 10 iuirb Gin itbes Oiltglieo sriudt,
fd einSuTtnoen.
A-hl q Giuffffnt Srfr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
@ainsfpre, SiIbOurn AZ ssaItp.
o.. - G.S

Vii ultlere Slnoet.
Gs 9ereidt uns Su1n bRioRoeren ger9rleen, Sbner
bic anieiqe 5u MAIDEN, oas mir bic @outroie Don
mebr ais $4,000 Uertb in 8letoungsfiiden pom So'
foner 6euer 9crettet, nersn Sertauf tuIr morgen be-
9inncu iucrben. IS III Der 8orratb eines uorSi9li1er
8efddttes in Bottom. unb limb beidbi9t. ~hteieIber
20 Bros. inter Dem pirillderr Soitpreiie abSulaiIen.
Q8ir tonnen iegt ie5r billee lBdarcn- aeben. 6teIe:
oroSe 8orrGtb bcm ltnIriecr binsuGeiiet, matt Der
Geiten Surratb BON 9Ieiounesaiten, Delher ismaIf
in oieicr StGbt an9eboten puroe. 93ir fibren tbell.
ipeiie on:
Ieberrode fir Sinoer $3.50 bis Sc.
1900 3nabenzleheuode 81 bis $12.
100 lleberrofe iIr 3iin9Iinge 81 bis SIS.
lleberrofe ilr 6erlen 81 bis $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
Scbt uad Gucrn 8elSnn(a9en !!

5000, 5000, $500, $1,000 uno $4,000 auf 6ppos
tteien bst Tinsts s. S1racant,
t248-l SIR. ,. 81. Edultrdse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06

Ser !Sued eines toniiben Dtittels lit, Die Spann.
fraIt uno stdrfe Der Nustelfaiern gu psrmebrsn uno
baS aIgemeine Softem su %frGiti9en. Iis elm Dfittet
cur @rrei9uns bieier 3tDede iuire biz Serbefferung
oes Ippetits uno Ger 8,rbauuns5trait bss ytasens
bon inn ~erpartet. Sas iinb eerpiB Sinee pom Be
lang; nm aber lInoeroauIitteit, @alenletben, 6ro=
niiGe SGpdte, @ebisFsbcr unb tanbere 2eirsn,
ueldeS %tprunsen Der 9eber, sinsepetbe, Heroen uno
Der Abibeiounssor9une i'm I%Isemeiuen nit iib brin=
gen, Su beilen, III etpas mebr als elm Iebislid toni
fdes MitteI ,riorberIi9. Spfetter'S weasenbit-
terer bari fibcr fir baS bette uno 9efunbeite aQer uor'
banoenen StGrfun9smittel srtIdrt %rUeroen; aber Die
anosrn beionoeren nepiSinti6eu @iseni6aften bieiss
merfiuIrbisen uesetabllii9en WleoerberfteaunsSmits
tells baben sbtnio uicl nit i.inen uunrsrbarsnGrseb.
niien tu tbun. iute feline tonii9en Sor5ase. Sum
Seilpiel: IS bat s%elpiiie iditeperbeiisrnbe &isens
i6aiten, tuelbe Die 2ei~besseDobubeit ODER Goniiituz
ton bubfdbli6 Gnosrn, %inioiern iie Die %9eiunben
5unftionen tuieoerbrin9en, obne Elm. I'M 9e66rige gnt.
lecrunq mittelt Sbnisens, Sre6ens ODER abiIbrens
su ueruriG6en. Seine san5e 4irfuns befebt farir.
bic 9ebsnsmaittnerte in o0ni9e Sronuna gu ~brinsen,
nlle SGiifisfeiten bes Shitens, eini6tieBlih be5 Blu
ties uno Der Safe, bn %reint9en uHb nidt nlr als Elm
9e9enmittel 9e9en ootbanbene 9ranfbet Su Dlrfen,
ioubsrn Den .Suitano bes S0rpers 10 gu fiarten, re9eln
uno anberrpeitig gu perbeiielu, eab CT isft pIrb se8en
bic 4enberuugen Der Semperatur, We6iel oes Wai.
iers, t~rantbaite Snit uno Gnoere prioispoHirenoe nrs
laden BON 2eherz uio tn9epeioeit0run9 IN nno cpl.
oemiiGen 8rantbeiten. 0Qbcr in es cine Wfeoi5in
iIr ale 5abresSelten uno climate, sbtnio nIbli6 iur
ben Reiicroen IN elmer un9elunben @eseno, iuie iGr
oaren SelDobner, uno cine unitdsbare StuBrucbr 9es
gen Die pbpiiihsn St0runeen, Del6c avs faltem,
ieudten IN eiuncen Wttter entffcben, fuie aud Se9en
Die gsiitise gtiso.rseitlGsenbsit, ipsIds in 6islsr
ur0 yiPrpniFu 70 Ieidlt iiherfD6ftiot. f5-10 fEm0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
Self aus3uiebea.
OelGer III ncrJrihen.

1900 ouf CUTE Siber5cit aui 8uHoeieeutkxu In b
5000 Sta0t Ooer auf benz 2aH0e.
1000 @Eonas 8iu,
lWh 9dt Der Ct. 8dul; uno fJaoetieHr,
1000 roSiN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
9ampagniri6afts araiOiuns.
cfofhun 92nufcuf G. Sohn.

Gampagniei9aftsz aua6iung.
Sofbua 0anfant S Sobu.
0a6riGt tuirb hermit sese6eu, bas bic @ompag=
nieitait, iuelbs 3tpiiten Soibua Sauiant unS Soiepb
Saniant nnter Der Gnma Spfbna Yanfant s Sobn
beitnnbsn bat, nod 8ssenieitiser l1ebcreintuuit ON 81.
Defender 1872 a%uf9eloit puroe.
0a6 Seldatt miro BON lsbt ab BON SpSepb Sdns
iant aui eiaene Jtedhnuns an Dem aIteR Blaze, Rr.
119, nn1sSronsBuiIbina, iortsetiibrt.
B~erionen, ipcibe Der aui9cloi'nn Sirma nod iduIz
ben, ftno ahtunaspoa erjudt, ptompte .3abIuns on
eiEen Der beioeu nnterSei6neten Ill lsifen.
Sofbu Sanfant
SoiepbSaufaIt.
Der llnterSeidnete srsteiit. pGbrsnb or lid bon
etRem @eidcite, melhf5 er felt heinabe pierbi9 Sab
rem betrieben bat, SuridSiebt, bic Ueleaenbeit. icinen
Nreunhen uno Dem Bublitnm tIr Die liberole Inter
ftiitung, fuelfe ~oteieibeH mir uno Der auf9eIoiten
Sirma, BON fpsiber i'd Der Senior @ompoenon fpar,
pd5renS oieier lau8en Sit angeneiben Iiesen, Bu
oanten; Dtein Sobn Soffpb 8aniont, fpirb bas
Ssihdit ON alten YIase, Nr. log, ySuu"=Sron-
Building, anf eiatne gebnuns iortiiibrsn, uIb i'd
nebI,e mir Die 6rcttsit, iMr ibu 6ieielbe @unf, pelte
elm %eeneroies Bnblifum bisbsr Der aIten 6irnla ses
wdbrt bat, Bu erbitteu.
$50 Spfbua Saniaut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
8eridt bes 3uftanOes brr uNatiunalz
GrfnuDe<GnuF.h
S1,74t,93l.65
sl.14t,98t Go
(4-5) q. 9. SDhm, 8aiiirer.
Gnorbouf nnu S}oItim0rc.

: 7 . ONNGsK II
Die nnter5tidnsteH, BON ben Sirettoren Ger 5par-
Sant BON Baltimore" %erranrt, nm rem Setibt
iiber zen Stane fcr 4cfdbGfie pdbrene Dee oerz
flrfcuen Sabres Su rcoieirsn uue rariiber All
beridbten, bubeu bieie $fi6t eriuut uRo ~eItatten
%iolgeHoen Seribt:
Setras oes 8erm09ens am 81. 0eB.
1Sn..-"... $l0,O34. 7t4.58
erbalttn BON Ospoftoren ipdbreno bes
SABRE 1872, foDie on SiRisn fir an=
ltibeH uno Siuioenoen DON Nttien u.
/. ~. i'm ielosu SABRE ............. s,O73.52S. 70
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06

Sn Dresden wurb. Der Reoaft,ur OaiG'
net uoni vSOltsbUten" in einem BroSeie me.
gen geleroi9uns bes Saiisrt0uigs burt einen
Artitel: ySerliner Mtoniters 3apfenitrei6" gu
einem halbeu Sabre S~eiiun9shait peturtbeilt.
Wir iino be9i.ris, wslde Strafc alsoaun Die
wabren lrbcber Der fiirdterll9en WorStbat
tretien ipiro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
Wene Mn3e(aen.
Qnm 0eNGhin;Te 9c6e 61,rf,

OHhl StHe gum 3!
SIN elmer Der q m Iung bes Sireftps
ri Il nj Der -G u aw 81 a b +" wuroen am
3. 5anuar 1873 ~fpIsenoe geidIiTe einftimulis auss.
npnlrnen:
Set6Ioiie en-. baB turd tas Sinideiscn Seife
punt 8 Die p@utap.S parbanf bon Baltimore" einen
bohseihatteu Seamtet, jeoes WitaIieo res Siretto.
RUINS eiren 6reuno perIoren bat. Gin gisrteljnbrbuns
bert bineurt periab er iein Nmt nit gei6if uno @r.
fol9 uno mar iets beiniibt, bic gBobinbrt oes Suitituts,
ttr bas unb in fucl6eln cr 10 LANCE iuirtte. Si %fOrosrn.
seine erose seiddftIide gef0biaun9, iein oOrtrefiIites
urtbeil, isiue iih tets 8Iei9 bIeibense 3uportommenbeit
uno Die So6a6tun9. in pelber er in Gutn SbsiIen Ter
Staot uno bel Der 9anaen 8lr9eriGait itauo, mad.fu
tbn tIr ieine peranttportlide Steluna a~usrebmeno pal.
ieno uno trusen 5u benz anbaltenoen 8eheihen oieSes
5nitituts unb DER boben Stelung, pelhe oisIeIbe iest in
benz gerirauen bes Yublitums .inninmt, bsbeuieno bet;
be56IO en-, 6as jeees WtitgIieo oes 0ireItoriums
als gin5elnperion ieir &biheipen be, rauert uno lid HES
lem ieinem 4noenten ge3oltem Sribute nnIbliest;
bef6lo n, eag hteie 8eidliiie benz Brotutone
BEG Strettorilms einnerlsibt uno in ben Sa9s5eItun9en
Der StaOt per6ffentIiht, iolpie bab cine Nbi6rift Oaoon
Der camille bes 8eritorbenen jueeitelt psrbe.A (5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06

Sin in Cincinnati aen1adter gutter
Soridlug sebt bubin, Die Souterraius Der
peridieOenen &ir6en in Irmen=8 obnungeu
fir BEN @intcr umsunan6elr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06

Sn 6ernanbina, Slorioa, tpurbe am
81. b. 0its. Der er=@efdngniBwareein
Salon Sadion, Der IN brutaler 98eiie eiaerl
l6weOii1en Matroieu, Der aus Der Saft ent=
floben mar, itd abcr friebtid ipieosr einselt.at,
erl4oien hattie, 9iuscridtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06

Die Srau bes Senators S9urs befinbet
fi6 nit ibrem Sobne in Bloriba. Bie per-
lautct, miro nd6lteuS cine Sohter tes Ssna-
tors ben anseieheuen a%aufmann Soter in
NeipzOort beiratben. T. tgf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
SeIurih 2unSer,
Gam. -. Mcdmo,
IObCrt Z. 2Scctlcp,
1914 s . AZ E an % EG SourrnS;-.s


JtG6ritt miro bicrmit 9C9ebcn, oaB ll]utcrJeidnete
SOlmadt 5nr ScIUCltung res NadIniics oce Gllblcr
u%eri!orb SbUS. u Trantlrn erbOlten bGben. gue,
bic SorosrunScn on otrieH ytatlaB BADEN, lueroeu
gen ipGteitcns am I. Sui 1873 einjurrIhrn uuo
geltenO 3u MAIDEN uoer 81 9etuGrti9en. oaB liz ibrer
Auipruhe anoiclen GuplGB 8sletlin lir per'uiigcrs
flGrt pcroen mugcn. ale, be 8Oblun9e an oicicu
R4dlaB 81 nlaucr baben, Duben bitrmlt t~uiqciors
bert, iolGe unucr5u9Iid on unttrSeiduste gu lriittn,
no ntdt 10 miro 9cribtIid etngeidritter.
SdSpdr 2. Stid) uHo
[3l0,5,tl,O SnrtbGrS@ snGeH, a0T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-15
TIE CONGRESSIONAL CONFERENCE.

ST. LOUIS Mo-, May IA, 1873
The Congressional Conference was called to order
shortly after eleven O'Clock, Mayor Brown in the
chair. TWO or three trains which were delayed
yesterday arrived last night, bringing several
more members OF Congress- VINO took seats in the
Conference this morning letter from President
Grant was read, returning thanks for the invita-
ton and regretting tnat other engagements pre-
vent his attendance. Letters were also received
rom Charies sumner and several other distin-
gulsncd gentlemen, regretting their inability TO be
present
Captain James b. Eads, representing the st.
Louis Mercnants Exchange, was introduced aud
read series OF resolutions expressive OF the views
OF the merchants and business men constituting
that body Oh the requirements OF the Mississippi
Valley and what Congress ought to do for It.
James ). Rollins of Missouri, then came forward
and delivered speech, In wnlch, after describing
the extent and productiveness OF the Mississippi
Valley, stated, In general way, the necessity not
only 70 the west, but the whole country, for an I'M
provcment OF the present and the opening OF new
water lines ol transportation to the seaboards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-15
A MERCHANTS sELF-MURDER.
Another Unfortunate Sure nders to DE.
SPAR nd Kills Hfmself-sfckncss and
Business Trouble the Cause-His Last
Letter to His Wife.


Letter to His Wife.
Coroner herman was yesterday called to Gas
Lexington avenue to hold an inquest on the body
of Mr.. Philip Straus, formerly wealthy merchant
of this city, who committed suicide by shooting
himself through the head with pistol, while alone
in his room, during the absence from the house OF
his wife and their two children. Deceased had lost
large amounts OF money in his regular business,
besides which he had been unfortunate in Wall
street speculaiions. Added to his pccunary losses,
Mr.. straus was great sufferer from neuralgia and
his combination OF troubles proved too much for
RESOLVED on sELr-DEsrRucrroy
as the nearest way TO obtain reet While his wife
and children were away he fred bullet into his
brain anu tell corpse on the floor, where ms
body was found by his widow on her return home
at night. Deceased doubtless had contemplated
suicide, ana improved the favorable opportunity
presented 10 consummate his purpose. Below will
be found the copy Of letter addressed TO his wife,
Mrs. Philip straus, care OF J. Straus Bro. Il Co.,
$40 broadway, New York
MY DEAR TILLrR-I have tried to combat against this
step but i q no await All the hints and Illustrations
Z swar What yd sc wpss BE he s n
bold enclose you draft received yesterday from
cs on hey se
s eGa nns @ as soa hSa sSs
up and 4 d on Ss.t FOR much 1 higher or deem
You ave the deed. lots n Houston Know :" A'0"''
Write TO father and mother aud try and comfort their de-
cning would write to them, but ii would do
good Your father and IN other have always treated mo
~ their own son, and their reward will come.
Have faith in God, and strengthen yourself by paying
your devotion to Him and go regularly 70 the Temple
dedicated to His worship Neglect God and he VIII neg
lect you, and neglect those that come after YOU These
last lew lines are the only inheritance can leave YOU
but they are worth something Your aiecsionate hus
band, PHILIP STRAus.
MAY l3, 1873
Since writing this cashed the draft from Texas and
gave you the money also had tue last Uo snares sold
out All will have to do IS to get their account and
fill UP the check -.
God bless you and the children Is my last prayer.
Yours PHILIP.
Deceased was thrty.fve years OF age and q ma
tive OF this country.
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INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND.
Anniversary Exhibition mt Steinway
Hall-Plcnsing Progra mime OF Literary
Exercises and Vocal and Instrume ntal


Anniversary Exhibition mt steinway
Hall-Plcasing Progra anime OF Literary
Exercises and Vocal and Instrume mt al
Music.
The anniversary exhibition OF the New York In
stitution for the Blind was held at Steinway Hall
last night, and never has IL held more Thoroughly
attentive and appreciative audience. There
was hardly seat vacant, and the ladies, who pre-
dominated, In their loneliness and rich altires,
made the hall seem like a parterre OF flowers. The
pupils present numbered about one hundred and
fifty, and were equally divided In the sexes. The
young ladies', wearing WHITE with pink sashes ele-
gantly adjusted, occupied the front seats, while
the young men, dressed in black, were In the
rear, thus filing the entire platform. Among the
officers OF the institution present were Mr.. William
B. Wait superintendent dnten o, ana mr. stephen
others conspicuous I'D It's several departments OF
learning and mechanical industry. Alter
the audience with the swar March q the Priests
(Athaa, Mendelssohn; which was followed by
CurschmaD, by all the voices, calling forth round
OF applause. Now the audience began to more
heartily understand aud appreciate the character
OF The entertainment than ut rst and the interest
aroused by the sweet faces robed in spotlcss white
before them, but to whom all the brightness and
elegance Of the - han was blank, never tagged
tinued applause repeatedly greeted the performers.
The vocal aud instrumental music was excellent
anu scVcrM musicdi celebrities present cAprcsseu
great surprise at the excellence OF this portion OF
the entertainment. Third on the programme was
piano soo--"Le Bananier,n l.. NJ Gottschak, finely
executed by J. Morris, when followed the annexed:
Song-"Serenade,r (Stradella), Flotow, Thomas
Dagnia: Observation-Disclosures Lessons; Chorus
:. Behold how Brightly tCiassaniello. Auber;
overture (Massanlelo), AuDer, Margaret Halpine,
Fannie Samues, Mary Conroy, Ianthe Carl; Trio
"Te sal, TIC Quest Anima" tAttiia), Verdi Catha-
rine Schaln. j. Mahoney and @. Hammond; Recta-
tl0n-Arithmetic; Glee-" Blow, Blow, Thou winter
Wind,r II. J. :. stevens; Piano solo-Capprlccio
Brilliant. Mendelssohn, sarah Livingston; song
'Isallnar Stgiln, John Maloney; Readng-FrOm
books printed III raised letters; Overture-"Magic
Futen Mozart, Elizabeth Hozler, Sarah Livingston,
Thomas Dagna, John Mahoncy; Waltz Song-"L'Es-
ton, Schumann, John Mahoney; Neutrality-suspicious.
rapiy with Dissected Maps. The interesting en-
tertainment closed with Handels .Halleluiah
Chorus which was rendered In grand and impress
siye manner,
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oh
49,.
owen mcleod.
john Sinclair.
James Cummings.
timothy Howitt.
John Mchitchie'
Alexander Purves, Jr.
John McElvle, u.
duncan Mchae.
Donald Snaw'
Jonn frazer Iayior.
duncan Hohday
Danlei McDonaid'
oonn MCDONALD nrst
john McDonaio' secono.
duncan Mcdonald.
Mattnew Doyle.
Maunew manning.
EDWARD Jones'
Ihese are all the names yet positively as
ceruained. Inc NUMBER VIII PROBABLY reach
seVen'y-nVe.
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NASHVILLE RACES.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May IA, 1873.
First race, Two miles over eight hurdles, was won
by Captain Hutchinson, beating Emma Sonson.
Tom Corbett and Genrose in the order named.
Time, 4:05. Glenrose's rider was endorsed at the
second hurdle.
second race, two mile dash, was won by Eucnre,
beating Darlington and Flush in the order named
Time, 3:43k.
Third race. mile and quarter dash, was won by
Port Leonard, beating Doswen.
Each race was won BY tue fayorite.
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ARMY ORDER

WASHINGTON, May IA, 1873
The following order has been issued by the War
Department.
Lieutenant Colonel L. J. Dent OF the Fflth artii.
lery, having, at his own request, been directed 10
report for duty with his regiment VIII repair 10
the post assigned to him by the Commanding Gen.
eral Of the department OF the East, when " a
Fort Trumbull. New London. Conn.
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CHOLERA IN NEW ORLEANS.

WASHINGTON, May IA, 1873.
telegram has been received at the Department
OF state confirming the newspapers statement
that fifteen days. quarantine still exists in Ha-
vana on account OF cholera in New Orleans; that
the authorities IN Havana 90 not believe the re-
ports from the Board Of Health at New Orleans,
but depend solely on the report OF the Spanish
Consul; that i've steamers are now in quarantine,
some OF them fifteen days from New Orleans,
and that IL would be better for more vessels to
clear Tor Havana from Gulf ports which have con-
slant communication, by rail- or otherwise, with
New Orleans.