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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-28
0fnhe.Gfehe.

Yfstne.S iebe. - Sn Sstnsssins, &Y.
uurbe tin yterbebtsb Namens 9asan Der
baftet, Der etn efenes @~efdnbnib abselest
BAT, mad welder er elmer rrsaniirten 9anbe
ansebDrt, beren SYerattrnen ft4 uber genb'
letcu, Septt, 9arrtfcn, Glart, Bourbon.
1t&clas, Bath, montgomery, Slemtnsten
unb 2ewts Counts uub auf @trstnten unb
Rprb-G carolina erFredten. Die 9aube be-
fett aus so Witsltetern, beren Nan,en Ron
9asan %anseseben ino. SIN 6olse befen TT
beretts etn berlGttstes Subieet gfamens
@ptterfelb auf bic Intlase in S~ptnssstns
u,etrere @ebdube in grart seiedt gu BADEN,
serbaftet rprben.
StIaberei trcs tes l3ten Iu,enbements.
SIN Statp purbe tlralt9 (pie bte v@lta
California" pom IL. Stunt beri9tet) In elmer
Muettpn etne Gbinein perfauft. Ra8 leb.
taiteu, gieten warb bic menf91t4e Daore
Don eineu1 Gbinefen fur ben grets Son 1915
e~rftanten.
Bonn @etseumartt. Ddbrenb persanse-
ner @r4e tpurben sSs,242 9uitel @etsen
auf ben @urft tnaRilwautee sebra9t, sesen
307,70l gufbel mdbrenb berfelbsn :3ett i'm
%sersansenen Sabr. Sett ben, l. Sanuar
1873 betrdst bic 3ufutr 7,747,494' gufbel,
I'm, 4,l73,25l 8ufhel r1ebr ute tp6treub
befelben 3ettraumes I'm r%ersansenen Sabr.
gerfantt purben wdtrenb s%srsansener
@p9e s62,979 guitel. felt /. Sanuar
6,560,64O 8ufbel.
s9redIi@e Serbeeruaseu burd 5euer
fau.en surise @oGe tn mtdtsan sor. Sn
Mtaisanna, SO Meilen son Rarquette, fol-
len uber bunbert !Sdufer r~erbrarnt fetn.
Iu@ III Sastnap enttanb srpssr @9aben
unb aussebebnte @albbr6nbe riefsn bic
@9redens;eit friberer Sabre trieoez In g..
tnreruns.
Wurn1u1tea aus alien Zbetlen Guropas
tauaen pieber ;pblf @asenlabureen ppn
an, tim na6 Dem Sal;fee III t,arbsrn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-28

81 Giirittnati tabea Is beutiae tattplt'
f9e gereine an, Maduittas bes bell. Gret'
faltisteitsf pnntass III Gbren bes fl. 8pnifa>
;tus, bss srp6en Ipefels Der DeutiGen, eine
feterltae@rcsefion oeranFaltet, bic fi9 burd
r1ebrere @traben ber Stabt beweste. SIN
Der ct. Mu~suftnus,&trd eelebrtrte bp9w.
@eneral.g tear P. Sttp Sair cine ~lesittrte
gefper. &es. q. @9wenntser, %afor ber
ct. 9ubpiss.@ emetnbe ttelt bic Sefrete.
Su S%altitnore lit ST. Gbadrb Sputbsate,
Gptseopal'Vrebtser an Der bcrtisen ct. Gu
fas>&ir6e, ii bic @emetnfaaft ber tatbplt.
f9en STRIDE aufsenouantsa pprben uns &c,
rettet ii9 lest int ct. MarY's.@ Seminar lei
Diminishing auf ben Gmpfans Der @rteter.
weibel por. 81. @outbsate TT Der Sobn etnes
erft DOT Elm 9aar Sabren oerfprbenen 9t'
fdpfs Der Gptsepralieete.
gu 2apreuceburBb in 1enne1ee bebea bic
S9wefern pou, fofbaren Blute eth neues
H1pfer be3osen urb Bic 2eituns Der 9ferr'
faule ibernprtu1en. 3ebn MetleE BON
9atprencebursb baben bie &atbcltfea etne
@resbstertauer>&trde setauft uEb btefelbe
in etn fatbp1ifaes @pttesbaus %terpanbelt.
Die G~tn.panberuns mad 2apreneebursb unb
1~1utsesesb 1T TN :3unebr,en. SIN ber
Nadba.i4aft beabf9ttsea bic Infieb'
Ter ebenfa1s etne reue&trae 81 bauen,
bic tn. @pdtiabr tn Mnsrtf eenuuraen tuer'
ben fp1.
!9aus gum gutet1 9irten-unter btefeut
Nanten betebeu tn ben Ser. Stuaten stele
InRa1ter, In benen sefaaene @db9en etne
!3uFu9tsFdtte CUR @ettuns fnbeu. Gin
fpl9es 9aus tpurbe ont Trpbnlei9namsfef
aud tn Gbteaso etnsepetbt. Ma&u,ittass
erf9ten, tpte bas 6. @o&enblatt bert&tet,
ber bp@n'Re 8tf9of Jple9, besleitet pora
bpMp. aYater @erbarb unb raebrerer anbe>
rem grtefern tn ben. prpntfortf9en ,.6aufe
gum suten 9irten", no bic S&wefern pom
suten 5trten beretts M1es In better 0rbnuns
gum Sefe Der Gtntpetbuns bes neuen srcseu
9aufes rprbereitet tatter. Dtefes tefnbet
I'D f&rdse s~eseaiber Der prcSticrtf4en ct.
Spfepbsttr&e, Elm f@lanter, fanf @todweste
tobes Bau, beFeu f&6rNs GtenraaB ucbl
erft 3ur @eltuns fcutu.en wtrb, tuenn bic
Terbdltatfe Is erlauben ,perben, bic S1a8el
bes 9aufes au bauen. Gin sebedter@ sang per.
ttabft BITE @ebdube; bic gfetler bedtlten
Srareu eef&ntadSpu NIT etnnen braptrt,
Gutrlaube1 Don Sauneu. uub Geterets. NIT
faaRli4en rotten Stolen bsfest, 1tefen ben
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-28
Win1eianht.)

4 ~t11e1anbt.J
@nberlg, @brisbt 60. Minn. 24.Suni 1878
0eeb rter SER Rebatteur!
Gs serei9te unierer tleiten beutiaen to-
tbplii1en Geueinte sa ntAt serinserS1eute,
unfer11 erfter @riefer te6m. P. Gbertarb
0abr, 0. S. B. ort BID reifaltisfetts' Spnn'
tag has FL. Spfsr in ser fle;neu, ater iau1u.
fen Stride barbrinser ;a febea, na6seu, sr
fdtpn Dor Is Sabren unter r!anGerlet Gnt,
%tebrunsen uno g2ibialen ais eia aapiel
ser pabrsn Civilization bier aafaetratsn
aoar. Ia ID bas @iad Bate an seriatess.
reu Srten, tpp bieier e'eifesraenn pirfie,
sae5re,e Sabre ipG1er, als 2ebrer ~ uirfsn,
70 petb ID seneu, nit relGe- eiebe unb
gerebrans bas gclt iberau fetnen Hauen
ausiprtdt uub fsin AEeenten it, sesssn BE-,
rakrt.
Sd Bin uber;eust, eas sitle rerisatsen,
.oelde Ger STRIDE Gbrtfi i9Ster ben Raasn
teDrten uno Ut, ib1e Selisteit betrcsea tour'
ben, Jest nod Ser @gaar Der @laubisen an
seb5ren .,urbe1. penn 5cap. P. Gberbarb
ss rersDnnt sepeien wdre, ibnen Idnssr ais
seelenarst beisate1en. SKINNER Don I,'
ipru9lpiisteit unb @~enlsiaraleit I'M yrtuat'
1eben, BON aeutielistett tint ur.sars unb
@urbe int Iutte erpbern bic 3ertert besgpl>
tes unb ibr @nbenten sebt fort auf &tnber
unb Gnfel, ben1 bic @tele, bic Elm gutter
geniA betrat, 1T einse.etbt, unb nod mad
bunbert Sabrey tltnst fetn 2teb cher @prt
bent Gufel tpteter. Gteies gilt nit s51er1
Nedte ron P. Gbertarb.
Iein Sreunb q. S.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-28

P. S. Gtnen1 8rieie pom Is. :. aus Nep
gprt entnebuen mir. Rap infer perebrte
Treunb NIT ietneu1 gesletter auf bem Dam.
pfer, Sburtnsia na4Gurppa abreiste. @tr
wuni9en sludlide gtetie, talbise uab frpbe
Wieberfebr unb erparten ferneren 8eri4t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-28

uas @pttes it," Sbr aber, tp&mlrbtss
@errn! babt nit slet8em @slbenmutbe laui
unb einftmuts ertldrt: ~@ir feten treu
anb ftt IL unlern Sberbtrten; MIR limb BE-
reit, tbnen 3u folsen tn94ma3 unbIruutb,
In &erter urb 8anben."
Tarpabr, unter fol9en anfabrern unb
gannertrdsern 1T bas beutfae 4rtftatbolt'
@plt bes @teses sepib IN biefem Sauspfe
I'm. bas alte tofbare 8leinUb fetnes tstl.
@laubens. unb UNI Gu9 gang @ieses 3u
perseptfern, babt Sbr nit Gureuu seiamu,'
ten go1te iene u,d4ttse, ben Setnben @cttes
fur&tbare @afe ersrtfen, bic @afe bes
@ebetes. Das sDttlt9e, ltebeucae 5er3
Seiu wirb f9 ben, Sle9en uub Bitten etnes
san;en Bottles ntGt uerf@ltesen; bic MIDI
ttse Sunsfrau, bic Der S4lanse ben &opf
3ertreten, pirb tbres goltes urb fetner Wrie.
fer nt&t uerse1en ant Sbrone itres sSttlt>
den Sobnes in Der @tunbe Der srS6teu Sc.
fabr.
Das, bo9wIrbtse Mtttbriber! 1T infer
SrOf, unfere @pfnuns unb fsfe 3uperii@t.
@ir banten Gu9 berslt9 fur bas be1sldn-
3enbe 8eiipiel ienes telbenmatbtsen Sinnes
unb pabrbaft prieterlt9er Sreue, bas SIR
Der @elt unb xausentli9 uns, Garen Mtt.
brabern, test setet. - unb bamtt unfere
Sbetlnabme nt9t Bios tn leereH @urten Be-
febe, 70 seripre9en mir ;uslet&, bic ser>
fplste STRIDE Deutfalanbs, Gu1 unb Guer
9rtalt@es gplt tastdslt9 i'm betl. Spfer
@ott aneuspfeblen, unb unfere @1dubissn
brtnsenb 81 @lei9en @ebete a~neifern 3u
wpren.
R'atbemertuHe.- Da tister per.
bdltnibmdsts pentse be9p. 9erren ibrs I'm.
teriarift GUT @breie etasefenbet BADEN, f.
perldnsern ptr ben Seru.tn Der @bfenbuns
UNI ~tpettere nier @p9en unb bitten brt1.
senb @ae ~(etnseln ober, pp es BITE @elesen.
bett nit ii9 brinst, euu1ulattY), bic es btsber
uberiehen baben, Bis babtn tire 3ufiu,uuns
sns mtt;utbetlen. Mu9 eriu9sn mir, CUR
Misunderstanding, bic fatbeliiden @p=
6enblStter, Die Mbre7e famnst bieier Hattes
~n,erfuns SET. 3ur Wttttet!urs itrer bc6n.
Sefer i'll trinseu.
IhreNe:
Rev VIZ. Ferher.
st. Louis Mo.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-28
Neter8 II nterffneuu9SsB erein.

Sos Rrasfeu.G pumittee ts ct. 9sters unteralsunss.
g,srsins ssrn i. Mnntaa ia, Stunt Bic sun, l. Rrutae
ia, Suit 1873 befett aus %frlsensen Serrsa:
-6Sersr Dtarttt. SsIs.rte Misas! ta SSsmasrsr 8.
Warb. 5aas 0alentia an Der Srrt ctr. 4: gSdre.
etuart, S%sissursia safian an Der Sale Grma aras, 4.
5rauf S6Itd, Gprr. gstr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-28
MbreFe

,er oeuttben Qrister in ben Der. Staaten an bic
boebw. priearr nss reutlebeu 1seiebss.
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Smlanoii@e Na9ri9ten.
Sir 6Ii6e 8.
(Sfftctell.)
Biitb6fiebe Sifitatipme,t.

%. Stunt. @ew @unta. Stearns
50. 8tr6reite unb Siru1uns..
80. Stunt. StSpfeph s:sa.ns Gp.
Jiruuns.
l.. Suit. @i9mont, Gtscrns So.
Giru1uns.
20. Suit. Rebwins, Gppbbae 60.
Tiru,uns.
p. Sali. SsIIe Grset @crbtue
Go. Siru,uns.
8elleYebere, grcbbue Go. Jir'
r.urs.
ct. Yanl. Ter ct. Yeter's lln:srfus.
unssrerein feiert n,crsen, Scnntas ben %.
b. Mts. fsin @atrreiniIusfeit, unb werben
betm Spdau,ts Mersens IN, iieten llt. bic
9itslieter bes @ereius seueiniam gum
Slide bes Ssfrn seben.
in Stiuuater fanb leste, Spantas bic
Teierltateit Der @runbfeinlesuns CUR neuet
ct. @iGaelstirde Bel auberser6bnli6er
1~betlnabue bur9 ben tp&w'fen !6rn. 8i'
f9rf Grace ftatt. grn Ct. gaul raren
Iabe3u tauienb beutiae unb trif9e Glau'
%benssenpHen nit ben Grtra;asen binsereist,
unt rurben in Stiawater auf tus Gait
freunblidFe betirtbet.
Xa@ Hetu @uui@ sebt u,crsen, Spnntas
Elm Grtratrata DON ct. Glrub aus. I'M &C.
lesenbeit ~ seriaafen, Der tprtisen &ir9'
rette teiiumpknen.
, 1873-09-22

Dabcnok Engine Company tho nrst on tho ground,
and had it's stream tho fire Anoo at tho moment
Of lts arrival. Tho fro in tho cornieo Of houso
No. 8s Warrington street waa put out, anj their
stream direct on tho old Andrcwa building. Meantime
mo " WlnanH," arrived, aud, mol boing allie to get
water from tho hydrant on tho corner Of Warrington
Eniy ten minutes wtrs thus loet By the ynIvo uf tho
nydfnnt boinB ont Of order. During thta time tho
Dnbeock engine was pouring its htreasn steadily the
Andrews bnildinB. md tho ho,so adjoning
on o washington street, apparently safe. When,
1orh street, tho uabcock was ordered
round to thu rear Of Tho Of hoaea, where It did
valu"b'o servico. No soonor,. however, wcro tho
streams tho fro thnn TIN hose burst In several
burned III consequence.
wish to SEQ fats play. and what with defective
hyrants aud rotten laso The Firo Department. desorvo
great credit. But great credit IL alao duo tho uabcock
Engfno Company !; for its oprort,iie arrival, In all
probability prevented tho spread Of the fire through
tho whnlo row Of ho,lseY Washington street.
Nowhere, In any Of tho rsi,cra, hayo Recn ita
abundance to the "Willlanss," "Iitsworth," and
others.
mentioned these facts to reporter for prnm1ont
daily, who had bored for ic1ta, hut told that
ho woi,ld not nonson tls fnct, It would 10 tscor
aging to tho Fro Department, md would also reflect
OH Mntt 1}eincr That being tho chsc told hin
should report It myaef, anti tE'sat yoil will give tho
above space in your paper. an taxpayer here, and
admire tho proficiency Of Bonner aiul his but.
from my experience that tho credit Of saving tho
row Of buildings on Washington sreet, and heing first
OH tho ground, belongs to the Dabcock Engine Conn.,
rary. g. ". q.
Cl1oAao, sept. 20, 1873.
, 1873-09-22

ohnrlca 1e,olaon, saoon, tnanrnnee, $500 r. Howard
building, 81 800 ineuranco Knalor, snoo loss, $500
Insurance., &2o0: Well 1ilrech, hides, 1oBa covered
by tsoo 20 insurance Tne loases aro dir!.lsd
Agonsy. Gilbert, Hedge e.. g ooo y. ?: McoaAh,
d.tna md pA'rli1, q Hartford; Gilbert, Mctlge
So,dps Se 81 f. ',einr Gf SSsr eRs sSPsr &c., o 81:
Jossph Knoser. loss " re,aovel probably 1900
ela MEas;., Tre md hI.sne. Gilbert Hedge 60,
Co., .. 800 IN the uncrwrItcrs Agency, Now York.
Same hrn. 900 n the Frnmkl!n. Of Philadelphia.
f 9,,n1 NsT ssmS ss,v i5%, ';s, *Sso wi
Ghsrc. Korolson, sstooi. $500 IN tho Hartford. I.
Howard building. $500. seot Co.. tloo9 In I1ofI-
o. 8 800 In tho National 81 Philadelphia. bower
SOCK 800, In tile Missouri National Of Hannibal. Gil.
nS sft il,teaao Co.. 81 sct 1900 II Tie oirara
Trners Gilbert. Hodge co 81 800 Il the Globe, Of
Chieago: Kcnalnr, saloon. 500, In tho Ailcnlaia,
Of cleveland. NJ. Higgins 500 Well 4 11iras, $500
8. E. Taylcrh Agency alao Ind aono policies, tut We
wore unable to nd tile agent mud cannot gtve tho hg-
ros During tho iro tic re-hraula wcre enrricd 6y
tho breozo nE out the west and aouth hills nB far II
LeGbrick's Addition.
, 1873-09-22
FIRES.
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars,
"orti. OF Property Destroyed In
Hurlfnutpn. Ts.

rxvo vnnrar., nr,,n. n.,,,
W. .a"narea 1honsand Dollars'
WORTH OF Property Destroyed In
speetal Dispatch 10 ~. ch,eaoo T,foun.
nun, Tsaro. :. So y" 1'''.Ays '.'"se as'
a.. 49, .,ss ~, aop'' - T. ~ nso proAe
heart Of tho city which swept over two Squares and
a half before 1t could bo chsckod. Tho lo.. must
reach near s2oo,ooo Ono firm, Gilbert, Hedge 4 Co.
iamoes merchants, lose over 100000 having nearly
100000 feet of lumber destroyed. The Gazette
Of this evening aa lin fo,oyyno in rcoa,1 tn IN. Ara
.na It, Ha ~ ~ ~ tne 'ilo
.,., 49, 40 o arslse" from tue cues o. Mon
mouth Gaesburg, md Quincy. 4 party Of fifty or
sixty camo from, Monmouth with steamer nnd hook
aud ladder company. A stoamer sud flye mon camo
from Quincy and sn,.i,sr "na,,a fro,' an,ns,,"s
onf all tho fire departments in tho B1ato could not
hayo stopped the ire until the lumber yard. wcro
everything between Jeiycrson, Valley, SIXTH aud
, 1873-09-22
snakes Swallowing Their <srnn1chtl.
drCu.

To the Editor " The Ne,o Fork Tribune. .
correspondent in your paper OF tho nth
fnat. proves that snakca " "Bwallow their young."
Allow me to add my testimony to tho fnot, and
stato that IN my opinion, o snake not only ewal-
lows Its own young, but sometin1eR Its young Of
two BenorattonB. | hBeiatod In killing a snake
Hotne yoars ago, and, whon its body was cut with
stono several amall snakes Issued forth, alive
and active. This surprised mo littlo but uas
still moro astouishod wheu, aftor killing all tho
smaller snakeB. No found in each OF them
tive, which issued forth and wore I;lod in order.
This appears to 10 protty good proof OF tho
proposition that snakes not only swallow tl1oir
own chitdron, but their grandchildren also,
awallowod, how did thoy get there And, II tho
smallest snakes were not tho offspring Of the
mlddlo~eizo Hnskos, then they must hare been
lowod by their oldor brothers and sistora for tho
general protection Of Tho family. This hap
paned In Eric, Pa.
, 1873-09-22
THE RING.
THO Forthcoming Mills Hctwcen Allen nnd
McC0olc md Hogan nud Allcu-ltccortls uf

Tho Forthcoming Mills Kct,voen Allen nn1
hcCDolc nnd Hogan mud Allcl1-ltccorfls uf
the 1fcu.
speeial Dispateh to The CHICAGO Tribune,
Br. LOUIS, Sept. 20.-Thinga arc lively among the
sporting fraternity hero tonight. The excitement,
howevcr, principally ecrvescea in talk for thorei it,
tie betting na yet, aud not likely to be mich except Oh
the boat aud at tho ring. The locality Of the mill has
not been made public, but tho fight will doubtless take
place on ono Of tho Islands down tho river. Tho
steamer Continental, Of tho largest boats on the
river mud able to accommodate 1o0O or 5000 persous
Aas been chartered for tho trip, Bhe IL advertised to
lcaTo East 3d. Louis at O'Clock On Tuesday morning
Allen was expected ut his saloon Wushiuatoa ave.
nue., this evening, aud thousand or moro peo,,]o
gathered thare to him but he failed TO make htn
appearance. Mccoole was also Invisible. Ben Hogan.
who has arranged to fight Allen In October was about
the saloon tonight, evidently greatly annoyed by tic
amount OF attention he received. He Is well-troese5
rleasant-spo2cn man, and wears poudcrous diamond
crosa pin on hs neck-tio. Ho looks small, and tho
ordinary observer would not think him any mattel, far
Allen. lie probably cxpeca to mako up iu activity what
ho acks 10 weight: odds arc otgored on both Allen
e bot seldom together, there Nrs few takers.
Tho timo u spent by sports principally tn discussing
M ,So 5eeord of tie t~o psincpass aud III calculating
aud yin lat about forty minutes. Although Il
and tho mill will DO fought In carncst. Tho ,uon ot'
are both In splendid trim, all to tho contrary
notwithstanding. both arc at exactly their ngliu9
Weiglt--Alon at ITO, aud McCoole ut 200.
The following s Aliens record, briefly: lie beat
Rose in the London District, III 1a5s ell rounds, ia
@ t%enty,line minutes Parkinson, in England, 4aon
son failed to obey tho reforce an Allen received lie
money bent rosh Price, in E,lguud. forty-ouo
rounds, In two hours and tyo minutea boat doorgu
Ia!os, In England. seventeen rounds, in s!1ty-two
minutes; joy doaH, draw; beat Dill Davis, 81. Louis,
III JAhnary, l8G9 yeNF knocked ont nf tim.
ha II tle second round by Charley dallagler.-gavo
hon3ih to keep tho peace at Cclnnati in l80a fo1ght
ccooe, at st. LoniH, lii 1a69.AcUoos's fry1,ts u,,t
tlo ropeA. claiming gouge Charley Gallagher, .. 81.
!os s'gyen @ Fo,ns n t%c'ty,s1 lainuses,-a draw
Claiming hta shoulder put out Of jolus hy fa-a
Job suspected.
McCoolo hus whipped Dick Nary, at louisville:
T9ln mn. JGnntnigs st Nov oroan4 ly blake. alias
yas whipped BY colnrn, Alay s, 1868 whipped ill
1,x nayis. IT. st. Leus, ip lso5 tl!ryfour ro1a, ID
cinnatl, tirty-four rounds, In twe1,ly-s1 minutes
In 1867 had the fight with Altcp, ~ montionel.
, 1873-09-22
EDUCATIONAL,
Harvard University,
l873-Z4.

Members Of department have right to nttond loo.
tarcs and recitations in other department of Unf
sorstty without paying additional fccn for example, Law
students attend oxeEcses oy please Ia Harvard
College, Medical students the exercises Of the Scientific
School, oto.
Tho dcgrees Of Mastor Of Arts, Doctor uf Phosophy
and Doctor Of acence opon Bachelors Of other In
Atituttons,
Tho yeaE beglnu in all departments on Thursday ssp
u, 1873. Examinations for admission 10 HARVARD
COLLEGE, tho LAWRENCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
tho MINING SCHOOL. and tho BuSsEY 1NSTITU-
T1ON will begin Thursday, Sept. Is, 81. m. The
examination for advanced standing In the MEDICAL
SCHOOL takca place Sept. Ill for advanced standing In
tho LAW SCHOOL. Sept. Is.
The University Catalogue unoudins examination papers
Of 1a7l-7N may bo obtained from CHARLES ". SEVER
Bookseller Cambridge; price, 10 cents. Circulars d.
acrbtog tho eo.oral departments may bo obtained on sp
plichtion 10 JAMES ", HARRIS, SECRETARY,
CambFitRe. hfuss,
, 1873-09-22
THE FIRE OF THURSDAY NIGHT.

70 fhe Eltffor n Tho Chicago Tribune:
bla; tbs correspondent aigntng himself " F. J,.n
N your saturdays issuo, makea aome statcmeass
which wish to correct. The 1rat company at tue re
pf TAursdsy night WAS not the +" Williams Tho
, 1873-09-22
SPORTING NEWS.
THE TURF,

HttI 49, -, ,. ."sse.uN ~, - 'nn 'no ~ ino@
s..a!'t ns.e... =. a. Co's'inR 10 Ih'ca9o'
hpecsa4 Nspafch TO 1Hc Chicago TRIBUNE.
anAsp nAr1ps, Mich, Sept. 2o.-Thc Michigan
7ooo ,ron1e In MI rcsrccs :. ,,s ,non H., ,ar t,.s
. 49, Ii .x -. M Aeotes.' ~ a"n peeA ~ 'aA 'no
noat SUCCESSFUL 1alf over hcltl in tho State. Tile main
teatrts Of interest toay two races, tho first for
p,arse Of 81 B25 for oraea and tho sec-
,r1 =, rur,,rn wa t,,a villa, 49,, a,a, ~ ,,rs,
ae 1a.e' wv n'.e' "n" aoPo@' t"t P".'o
Ok t1oo. III the fFec-tor-al race the ohtfics
Gift, Cozette md Gen. ghcr1nan All Of
theso ca,no on for the start The betting
,v,, ,or,, .,,rtoa ~, 1,x, a,,,,,t NJ ,,,,os
""s Fe,y el.''e., ""A " 4a'eu "4''o44' - tNoa.'
changou hnhaS. Inc rates III the rools were nearly
nycn before tho race, Hooper and Molly Morris acr
Mating az frat and second ol1oiceH though Gift occa-
.Inn,t1v sod ocor, a to- n,,oIaos o,5 ,ba ro,a ha
t ~. ,. o s,.,t,.,,. :. u ",a .ne ,a. w..
LUZ III elual "HouAt IespectlselS. II WIS "Aat LILO
sports call rst-c1ass botsing Tho three princ
nal horsos Hooper Molly and Gift yero very evenly
r,tccd MI viii ,ocors ro,rtv t,,a san,, ~ y ,..s
W. "In 4o.o"' Hearty NV ont.o' n''o IL Mas
u1nie"1' ~ naino tuo "lnHer III aaeancct Iho
beat posted Of tho betting men backed
Hooper strongly. while second choice and
nc1 founa ncutv ~ t,kora ,o to ro,so,, ,h,t 17on
A. h,. ,,c.n nnt,r,,, oWn ~ aa,,. w.,
" n"' peen ennre'y y Gil iof aooHt t"o months, nnd
thcy rolled upon either Gift Molly Morris TO beat
him sure whils il Cozotto should strike her bcst rate
~ ..oo, H. .,,,. , s,,.... ss".s e ~ ~
spo sns "'0.a ~ lloTes uoau'eaon'e customer !oi
any OK neH' IL was qa1te Bencfahy believed thAt
Hooper and Molly working together, and at the
close of tho second heat tho ownor Of Git cntorod
i' psutoA'' swearing ula1' 70 ao Dose OF his
pehof, inc TWO hofaes Werc owned or con-
, 1873-09-22
MARS AND SC0RPlO.
Comparing q STIR With O.
Planet.
The Light which EtymoIogy Throws on
the History Of a Universe.

There nro now two planets visible with tho nnkcd
eye In tho enry ovcnng-Aars and saturn. The last
nnned In ncar1y south soon after sunIown while
Mara IL In tho southwest, following The Scorpion Ha
IN, Scorpio) down towards the horizon,
, 1873-09-22

FOR SALE.
TO REAL ESTATE INVESTORS
And Capitalists.
Executors Salo of Valuable Now
York Property

tho Kxohange Ba'as Room. III broadway, Nav York.
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includes ssusbIe watef.rights. and has e1toa.ys
wagriton WITH water snllsant to loat y9ssea Of tho
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II asnss Ss fhy:s
fest Map. and inflammation may bs lad of r. j, BhH
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- IN -
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have secured The store of. r. Sawtelle, on Wa
ter street, Iallowtll, and il has been fitted ui
specially as FURNITURE SlORE, and have
Just returned from Boston with
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TENDERS are solicited by the undersigned, for
1 the labor of prisoners connected with the An.
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The JAIL built with design to Shoe Manufacturing.
viii give for term of Years, for each prisoners
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numbers not to Interfere with the necessary space
| required for the prison labor. The building will
be warmed and all necessary guards furnished for
prison discipline by the County. Full particulars
had by inquiry of either of the undersigned, or Of
Thomas Li,feheld, sheriff and Jailor OF andre
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TO CLERK % Couits, Auburn Me, until Sept, TO-
lS7S, sealed aud marked Proposals for Prison
Labor" The right 20 reject any or al oids 10 re-
served. - ,,.
u. f. LoTHRoPj Commissioners
" D. ROAK, >Androscoggn Co.
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