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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-28
PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. 25, BROOKLYN.

The annual reception and exercises OF the Pri-
mary Department Of Public School No. rs, Walworth
street, Brooklyn, took place yesterday afternoon.
There was large assemblage present upon the in
teresting occasion, and the "old SCHOOL, which Is
one Of the most venerable educational piles in the
City Of Churches, never echoed with more joyous
choruses than were rendered by the happy chill.
dren, whose visions are respondent with pictures
OF the coming holidays. The following programme
was performed in manner which reflected the
highest degree OF credit upon the management and
discipline which has characterized the department.
OF which Miss Kaneabel is principal, during the
past year,
Piano duet Normande scnotscn Adde Kecha@,
Recitation "F.nniss Mud lIf isss clara walsley
SSSnE o Ensy I Ella snSs
nns xSVns sdsan cs %sSn VIII
Dialogue, .The lea Party ;Libbe Robinson. Lydia
Solo, come, Darling, Rest Your Little Head s'n00'
10 Recitation, Teaching Public SCHOOL, a. johnston ssas
Il Dialogue THE Would be scsooi Innt
kssitstlSn PKG S;ua Minute.
ID csiisshenics School
Ss SSH.;sn
a. Dialogue, Payins SCHOOL, &. su si1oo.
q. Song 'star spansled BANNER ........... School
- Song Amerca".. School
Addresses were made by Messrs. Phelps, Fore
man and Coles, OF the Local Committee and by
Mr.. Carter, OF the New York Board OF Education,
and the pupils and teachers were alike compli.
An interesting feature Of the occasion was the
presentation or q fine piece OF statuary, entitled
'School Examination" to Mr.. Phelps. The testf-
monial which Is tribute OF the teachers and
pupils was handed to the gentleman named by Mr..
Coles, who delivered few appropriate remarks
upon the faithful services OF Mr.. Phelps, who Is
about retiring from the Board OF Education with
which he has been connected for upward OF twenty
years. The greater portion OF this long period he
has devoted TO the educational interests OF school
25 The grammar department, Mr.. Tutill princi-
pal, VIII hold their reception on Monday next.
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PRIMARY rOHOoL no A.

The opening reception Of Primary School No.
was held yesterday morning. ct ten O'Clock. This
school Is situated in Sixteenth street, near First
avenue, and has large number Of pupils, BOYS and
girls. The building is o new one, bright, cheerful
and pleasant, and was opened two or three weeks
ago. M. Louise waring IL the principal, and may
well be proud OF the bright little children in her
charge. Mr.. John F. Trow, trustee, presided over
Rotations, dialogues, caiisthenics, &C. AZ the
close oil the entertainment remarks were made by
the trustees and other gentlemen present, among
whom were noticed Messrs. Kilbreth warner
O'Brlen and Tesbell trustees; Mr.. Edward Bill, 0
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LONG BRANCH ROWING ASSOCIATION. '

party Of gentlemen connected with diYereut
rowing associations, including John G. Babcock,
W. B. Curtis, Commodore B. r. Brady and others,
on invitation OF the Long Branch Rowing Assoclar
tion made visit yesterday to the Riverside Hotel
in order to examine the waters OF Pleasure Bay.
upon which the Pleasure Bay Company purpose
giving regatta next year. They have quite 3
nice piece OF water, afording course for mile
straight away; but the water In general viii be too
which, an old resident stated, twas fresh all the
year round" After inspecting the water and TAX.
York.
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. So.
Commencement 1t East Side Association
Hall Yesterday.

Hall Yesterday.
The reception OF Ward School No. SO was held
yesterday afternoon at East Side Association Hall,
corner Eighty-sixth street and Third avenue. The
exercises were very interesting and reflected
the friends OF teachers and pupils many OF the
most influential citizens OF the Nineteenth ward
were present. That the entertainment was sue
cess was proven by the loud and hearty applause
Of the audience. Diplomas and certificates were
awarded TO proficient pupils, both male and female,
after which noral gifts were distributed.
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FR,EaDs, SEMINARY RECEPTION.

Interesting Programme or Exercises
The Graduates and the Hon0red.
The thirteenth annual reception OF the Friends
Seminary, Rutherford place and sixteenth street,
was held yesterday. A large number OF the friends
and relatives OF the students were present The
following order Of exercises was rendered In
highly creditable manner
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THE HUGHES LITERARY UNION.
Farewell Exercises at Manhattan Col.
lege Last Night.

The farewell exercises of the Hughes Literary
Union took place at Manhattan College last night.
The appended excellent programme was wen
carried out. The farewell address OF Mr.. Brown
was q feeling ''goodbyn to old comrades, friends
and scenes, and was delivered with such feeling as
to AFFECT many OF his listeners
THE PROGRAMME.
March, Hughes 0rand ................ College Band
Rome the Promoter Of knowledge" j. Hand
Solo and chorus Roses Underneath the snown. . Club
Recitation, "Ihe Poets Pledge :.......;.E r. None
Waltz, "Elfe WITT Sbligato, Baker College orchestra
SELECTION FROM civilian TELL"
Wtlnam Tel... M A. Cunn0n
ALBERT MaSter Luxe Fynn
Gcser .........J Okorke
Eodoipn III sc,,,;,. . !; Bsrm1
DebateDo the Benefits Of the Press surpass its Eviss
Nngatyc nvrnspy Il u McSuskey
Overture, "Caliph de Bagdad |" Bcildieu. Orchestra
Vocal SOLO The Wanderer," Schubert Prof Alexander
rhrcWeu Auufess broWne
Professors Carroll and Alexander, under whose
charge the music was rendered, deserve much
credit for the excellent discipline they have intro
duced into the musical department Of the college
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hale old gentleman OF seventy, who takes great
interest in all school matters Mr.. Agnew, in
spector; DR.. O'Sullivan, Mr. Patterson and many
others.
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MUSIC IN THE PARK.

There will be music by the Central PARK Band, on
the Mall this afternoon, commencing at ,nur
O'Clock. The following is the programme
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Quesada's Promise FuihIIed--Thc Arms
Landed-Attempt OF the Cubans to
Take Nuevitas.

HAVANA, June 81 1873.
, It Is rumored that the steamer Virginius left
Colon on the 10th inst and landed cargo Of arms
and ammunition near Nuevitas.
The insurgents attempted to enter Nuevitas on
the night of the 22d inst, but repused by the
Spaniards aided by marines and a man .ofwar In
the harbOr.
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YACHTING NOTE

Yacht Restless, N.Y.YC Mr.. Hagen, from Now
York, arrived on whiteOtone yesterday.
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city OF rne landing of the arms and men OF the
expedition.
A NOBLE GIFT TO STRUGGLING CUBA.
The United States OF CoomDia is acting with
great enthusiasm in the Cuban question, and Gen
eral Quesada has already received 1T Is reported at
Bogota from the treasury OF that country $4,000
towards the emancipation of Cuba from Spanish
tyranny.
The Virginius is reported to be in excellent
running cOnditon, and her bottom Is clean
through having remained for some time past In the
fresh water OF the Magdalena River. Her engines
are also SAID to be in first rate condition. that
there Is apparently no obstacle 10 the successful
termination OF her enterprise.
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in regard to trade, which, II found upon CAREFUL
examination to be as alleged, needs attention.
with the view to It's amelioration by treaty. The
special products OF sumatra-viz., sage, capsicum,
pepper, tumertc. ginger, coriander, cumn Seed
camphor, benzoin, hemp, &C., are such as in my
Judgment all nations have a right to trade In ON.
terms OF that equality accorded by ourselves and
by the commercial nations Of Europe. Very re-
specially, THORNTON A. JENKINS,
Rear Admiral Commanding.
To Hon. GEORGE n. robson, Secretary of the
No
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Ser @pSpc s&tnfpinbeI.

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erfldrte man, mad Der @rmorouna Gonbn,s,
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fommt in Die 9dnoe Der &eicruattous, Spefu.
lanten, yuncle Gam" III I'M ein paar ytlQi.
onen reider, uro mir uno unier uberrlides
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cinilifirten @elt. &ommentare iiub p6ato
iiberfiitg. Die @ittpen Der braueu Slies
scr mDgen bettsln geben."
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loren ibr 9eben. Nur Die 2eute, bic aui benz
Sditie gebliebeu pareu, nltrben gerettet lie
purpeu BON benz uorbelpaiitrenben Shlepp'
bampfer ySouo,r" G~uigenommen unS ans
9anO 9eiCet. Sci ndberer Inter iihung SeS
Sttiie8 fano man, SaB Die NtatrOien, bic
AMI oemielbeu geblicbeu pareH, sic@ajiite ses
Gapitaus gspliinOert uno ielbt Die Slei6er
oer Srau beS Captains geraubt hatten. Die
Ter bate aud g8erlbiadeR gum Setraqe bon
$1,000, bod oauOn 1T Nitt8 mehr gu finoen.
giS ieet iinb feline gsifen ans 2anO geipillt
mOrOeu, bod Der &Opf zines Ratroien muroe
Dor meniseuGu geiuuOen uno man elaubt,
baB bic sablreiGeu 9uiTide in ienen @epdi'
Tern ben %iibri9en Gbeil be8 SOrperS peripeilt
baben. gS it and mOglih, oaB bic iibrts
gen 2eiden in 9lsider &eiie Oeridlpunoen
tn6.
81 Der ygem-Dorf Mine" bel @reenbap
in 8isconIiu i~tiir5te neuIih Elm 10000 bis
q 1000 Souueu mieaenOer 6elsblOd aus elmer
90be BON 80 Bis 100 SUP nieoer unO t0otete
9 bis II Seraleute.
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@erniftuna her Grnnfen.

IS so5 in Der Mieoi5in mob ME elm gigenmittel
bas uitt Der gahabmuns o%etieG. Solicitors mRa=
stubittersr 1T teine Gusnabme bon Der oagemeinen
0leget. 8ctru9 io(9t BEN erO3en Oe9etobiIii5sn @iez
oerberfsaunssmittel Gui BEN 6u6e, ludbreno cs Die
9tunbe UNI Die g8sGt madt, uno bietet ieine 9~eiG5rli'
teu Na4abmungen Den Stantan, bei iecer 9ele9en'
belt borauf bebaft, nit ieinem iboieln 3eug oas
9ubIitum 81 iibeIiduemmeu. Die gtadG5mer uno
Sdli6er bietan es bei Der @aIoue, bei'm Safe, bei'm
Sfboft, iopobl aud fUI4enpGtie on. Yton ertnnete
F6, baB bic eGte 8aare nur in Stdiden u~ettauit
min, urb eaB her Stenlpet Der Gettbeit cui bem
9llie ielbit, ionic Gu6 ouf Dem ietn %9rGritten
Steuertempel unb tem ~alssaHten G:tquet gu ftnoen
it. 9as sro5e Oegetattiide StGrtunas mitteI uerblz
TIT uuo beilt ale 9aIentrantbeten unb Geiosu ter
geroauunssoraane uno beg g~isroenip fems. arantz
teitsn, auf tpelte Die erbdrmlrbeu N~a4abmun8eu
ui6t mebr Birtun3 berpor5rip9eu, ais bic Buae res
Naples auT ben 3ometeu. Q37-i2t&p)
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Jfc0gDflee= St0lnNlytt. IUU, 10. W.W
Die Ntit9Iieeer beg obiseu Stammes fiuS eriudt,
Wontag. pen Is. SUM-. Mtorgens s ubr, bel Dem Or.
oens' gtenic rett 5abIreib in Der nWietalnOra=Saue" su
erl9einen. SIM Aufira9e
Q42-3) (jeprn g5fPr1Irr Gdrif+f
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WOminiitrQtiOnSz Nn2ci0e.

ytatri6t DIr0 bIermIt 9|e9ebeu, 0lB unterjeitnete
Solma6t 5ur BertpaItuR9 6es gtadlaiies Der aQbier
uerftorb Sobnn Seinridl &red,t erbalten bat. ang,
Die 5orberunoen an oieier gtottaB baben, meroen
biernlit auieeiOrbert, IoGhe rebft Den notbi9en Belle,
gen i~udteiteus bis gum 80. 9eJbr 1873 einjureiheH
lnb 9slteno gu MAIDEN, ober 81 9erUdrti9en, on6 de
tbrer 4uipriide an oieien giadlo6 geicBGi6 iur ocrIu=
ftig erflGrt peroen mu9eH. Ale, Die l3oblun9GH an
oieieu ytahlaB 5u MAIDEN baben, lueroen hermit oufs
%seioroert, iolhe unuerJi9Iih on lntcrJelhneteS 81 let
ten; mo nlbt, 10 miro 9ertbtlih ~einGeitrittCn.
(142, AS, "a, 60J SlIen Strait A0minifratoriu.
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Osrrnln=G ann Mr. IL IL 8 81 on

HIHI WT. H. II. y, u vi.
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9%storoert, Monta8 ben l6. SUM-, Wforgens prdiis s
5 ubr,t Der nWetamora=SalIe" du eribeinen, UNI it6 an
BEN IusBu8e uno ptcnit iu betbeili9en, SIM Quftraoe
os Stammes: u. 9. @red)teI, StriftF.
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90 Gentrals2etbz uuO
"a @ &aflerssRnreau.

Sfa 70 AhrbSWaGs, nGbe SapeEteRG.
1Se9run2et oon Dem oerit. Seot 9euiamin1S30.)
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mGht bic gr6BteH unb ItteraIften 8oribfife oui
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ubrsn, Stlberpaareny S6mudiGhsn, 5erren= uuS
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entpeor in sroBrn oosr tIeinen Quantitdten. 9is
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sroBen SumIner. SGbel fperoen fir cine betimmtt
3ett aufbsiuo5rt. Ferioncn, neI1e Si(6erpQaren
ODER sn6ere arten sl u~srtaufer tpani9en, befommen
be 9otfen Ereiie in 6ieiem SIrecu. aQe @eIbdftss
Gtansatttonen Der6en ourGGus prioal aebalten.
Ei9Iib bon Z rbr Wcrgens bis 8 u6t Q5euSs oe6ff.
net uno Saufaa Nben6s bis 10 nbr. Nnr.1-l"
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SermiIAte Serilte.


Brii9elei auf einem &irdtburm.
(Sonoerbare geilegung zines Streites.) 0as
yWtidi9au Sournal" beriftet aus Detroit:
p3tpet Sdieferoefer, Die am Sburme Der ct.
SolephSttr9e, Gde Sapz un0S rlean8z StraBe,
belddttl9t paren, farlen auf ben ionoerbas
rem 9eoanfen, ei1leu 8ortnediel, ben ite 9es
babt batte1, init etner Yrigelet in'S @leife
Su brtn9e1, obne baran 81 benfeu, bab Die
Stela9e, auf Der lie itd befauoen, cine bDGit
ipadeltse mar. Qber mas 9ebeu S6ieferoef.
fer, bic fat ibr babies Qeben bod in Der 2uft
perbrin9en, nm iolde &leinigteit,n! sic
padten itt, uno beuor nod eiuer eiuen Sorz
tbetl iber ben anoeren erlan9t bate, brad oas
Serltlt 8uiamrnen uno ftel aui oas Dad, mel.
dies iih 80 SUB peiter urteu befano. Sier
ltteBen betoe gesen einen S4orntetu, moran
tie itd feittlammerten, ionff lpdrsu ie nod
roeltere 100 SUB btnabgeiiiirSt uno mahri6einz
lid aud ntdt mebr auf9eitanben. Son ben
herabtauenoell Brettern unoS ftefern mur0en
beloe arbeiter mebr ODER neniser, aber ni6t
9efabrlif perlest. 8eiSe naren aber 10 er.
i9reft, baB tie cine gauge 3eitlans rubig auf
Dem Sad)e llsen blleben, bis lie bic Courage
batten, binabSufeiaen. Cine &eilerei auf
ebener 9roe TT OIL unb fir it6 id1on cine farle
Sahe, aber auf benz @ertiiie on einem Sird,.
tburm, - % MAIDEN mir ri6t nit, ous in
niht unier @ei6mad. - g8er e~rrinnert iid
babel ni6t an ben rei5en6eu 9foman BON 2us-
mig, mo- fid 5wei etfsriiidttse 9dieferoeder
auf etnem Sburmbade Sabrelang auf Yeben
rno SOB befehoeten!"
Die Gefabren OeB O5eans. (folq-
te ieiuem @eibe in ben Soo.)-&or einlaen
Sagen gin9 bic britiide Sarfe .Nonar6",
nit gaubOl5 bon 9obop nod gfepcafle,
@n9lanh, beitimrtt, ON Der Siiite uon9eor9ia
gu @runoe uub cine InSabl Yerionen bubte
ibr 2ebsn Elm. 9aS Saiff MAJ su i6mer be.
laoeu NIB bic 9abung auBerbem su i9le9t
ipeggeftaut t~poroen, Dap eS benz Sturme
ni4t BEN n0tbigen 8iberisano leiien fonute.
Comic baS Sdiff auf ben@runo geratben mar,
lpurhen 5uetgoote nteOergelaiien. Sn ems Der.
ielben ities Der @apttdu nit ieiner 6rau unb
Der Steuernann rabm NIT elnem Sbeile Der
Wtaunidaft 3lfludt in benz arberu. Iber
GrltereS fpuroe burd cine Stur,peae plDtlid
umaeiflasen unb Die Srau ertrauf, pdbreno
Der @apttan id on Der Seite bes 8ootes felt.
belt. Dtan mari ihm Elm Sau 3u, aber NIT
benz ausrnfe: DDtsiu 9Seib III toot, uub ib
tpiu tbr f%olsen!A lteB er iid hrs Uleer finfeu.
au9 oas brittle Boot, in pel9em lt9 nebrere
gtatrOien befanben, idIu9 um unb aas usrs
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nntcrbaltnngeno
-Nrhpitfrs0nle."

uNrDelters 9aAe.
%S Nreuncsr uEc SctauHtsn, ioiuiC Gem mutt
heb'nesH Yubli'um Jur Ratri6t oa6 i'd ic.
cen %0nt'a. SUunerHas uRo SamHas NbenSs
eonierte I'M @artsn urto Rrcf. R ie'e DnfFtIOn
oeraHFatttu De'fe. Gtutritt r6aIIs frej
sum 9nrteH D Gents. uoflr elm @Ias
Bier. Anians S uFr. Sas Orbr7rfon Ipislt Gor.
gems BON 10 uRr Na6mrtogs pom 3 biz 6 uno
ateue6 ron 5 bis II lRr. Neus Eea,,n. Frtpno.
lion sra5suo 8. 2hIeasL,
(5uHi2, 3Tlitl S2r. B. . I'D &re,efissroe,
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gmi6's arumatii9er 9ebertbram,
Gmtt6'S 2ebert6ran : Cream
Gmi9's 2ebertbran : Cream,
Gbur9bia's SppppbDsphates

VUHtuDIU pUpUpDDBpHdIe4
Dtefe artiteI, ~iorgfdltl9 aus ben befeH Wiaterto,
angeboten, ba fe elm laRge geiIi6ltes Seoirfnis Der
meoi5iniiten f~satultdt sGnjli6 b~eieitisen un6 Den
arauten, Die auf nc ansemieien iino, einberuns unb
@eiunbbeit 9eben. Der iblehte @eihmad unb bic
unan9enebnen Na6fDirtun9en iinb %beieiti9t, unb Der
8atient fam iest nit Sergnisen einnebmen, mae
frliber unan9enebm une in eini9en Sdaen etelbaft
mar, isbod ielten BON Semanbem anberen, oils Dem
aranten uns ieinen Treunben rsaltfirt tpuroe.
fsraet @uren 4potbeter fir bielen Artifel unb Sbr
lpereet ni6t aetduibl Deroen. 3uberettet unb pers
tauit bur9 9. s.. 2erfins x Gpmp.,
columbus g. @mridD Npot6etu.
(Stt.8,I2Iitl Rr. 1856, Rprb>9owarDfr.
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GnttcSSieRH.

Wor8en, Sonnta8, len 10. SUM, tutro gaHor
YIIter BON Der 4. reformirten ct. SObannes. @emeinpe
an ealoertitraBe in Der euauseIii3 Iutberiiten 81. 0.
hannes=9e metnbe an 6rebertd- u cine
Pro6e= ooer SaltsYreot9t baIter, uno na3 Dem @otteg.
otenite bic Yreoi8ersBabl itattiinpel.
Q42) q, IRnudcr. ecfr
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Gairthe. nufnrnr6f !

Seliteeelte Mngeb0te tlr oae ErtUileatum Der Bar
&c. llir DE ant 2S. JEli abiubaltenoe EBa6srzGr.
futttpn Der "SermaniasnP annie, >. -. 9arH,
9art,~ nGd rUfonumcntal 6iibinq 9rOpe" petoen
els 6uil 6teitd1, Den 70. SUM, abenOs 4 9 lbr. in
Ger p9rnsaIi Saue" ert9eqen9enommeH. n4t-6)
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N0Ml1tlfrQftOll9z W13etQe,


Nadrtdt miro hermit scsebcn, oaB lln~tsr5ci6rcts
Solma6t 5ur Sermaltun9 ocs Wahlailcs oGs anbiCI
Die 6oroerungeR an biCen TadlQ6 BADEN, iperoen
biermit aui9eioroert, iol6e nebit Den notbiecn Belle
gen i%pGtcitcnS am IS. 9R3ember 1873 Elm 5ureihCn unb
9elteno gu MAIDEN ooer 5u 9eWGrtt9en, O0S ie i6rer
Nnipriihe an0ieieu gtadtaB 9eieblih iir oer'uitigerz
Hart lperoen mogen. aIe, Die 3abGun9s an biciSn
Ra6laB gu MAIDEN BADEN, rUcroCn hermit ~cufgeforz
bert, iOlte unoerJI9lib an Inter5ei9nete gu letIten,
no nidt 10 miro 9cri6tlih ein9G IdrittcR.
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ftets on SGno, @1hetatlI unb @n9ros, bel
SStlb, s.. SfeHburg, Grocer,
yoroneit : Sde Der Sic Gl0rrns urb
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g. IN n &eitsS Baltimore
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A~3GlA iS5"i%'
0Gs oitsjdbriee Sdaecu Tef obfqer gecaiba,t
miro pom 10. bls 10. SUM .. :. in herIu TnIt
ab9ebnIteH. @ToRe S6lsB= unb SCgC( Brelie, erhere
aud lir Oanen iotore Fat. DlsGut1en, ucrbTn Der.
tbgllt. Srr9nleunaeH icber grt fiHocn tGaIib Sctt:
ipte SelltonS. Observation-Disclosures. WGrioret,el
3heGteT, Aulfteiaen con BaqOus, gotriqe bIcfccr
Seiou9utretus, SotisbGluftlg mgen, Siroet'prClc &c.
@orBlttz uHn 3onI=Yiufit tialth ron 2ntr Rat nit
tags tts II uhr AbCnos. loDit b%rilGHte SuumiudIon
uno 6eugrfDert. Sur auiTcdtbGItur9 Der Sronung III
no'tIee Gorge eetraeeH. Smrihuiie eEbrn ar le6sn
EettG9e ron DloraeHs 10 big Absnos - ubr Sum
BGrfe uno 3urid pom Der @de bCr Baltimore. un0
SultonitruBe, SparpfrGBCH=S square. GutGn=, GAM
oens, BortlGro- uno &morniirGRe.
Die VittgIt Der periammeIn iih Wontce, ben i6.
Surf, NlorgsUe z lbr, IN itIem 8]trlammiunas so
taIe, agfehanics : SGnt," uHo marihireu ron bier
nm llLr unt1r BoudusT arid bon 91pL. {. gBiut,t's
DuIfcorDs In oOnFr GauG p Uniform hSs urcuR.
9Grog. SrrHGn'sr G%c9imeUts biTcft gum 4 ctpiuSc,
uno III %oaiietrl iur oIc 8auCr 6e5 fritts %engaaut.
Der DGcib 9ebt pom or" W1ebGntcsz6Gus 6urh
SutGlUs, Baltimore, 5rcmoHt.. @olnmblGfra6e o=
r1tt jum Htitplcte. &le Ditt9liC6er itro boilItit er4
luht ih am gusiuac in ~lGliOrIn il bttPeiIIggr.
I'm hlGiss : hlBeufeit 81 etntm Der on9enebmtcn
o~Oltsttumlitteu gu MAIDEN, bot oGs eomtte lUtoer
soteH, nod gtnbe gelteut uuh erlGuht nd oes90lb,
oae ofChrte 8ublrtum lTeuuoli9it ttnSuldoen.
gintritt Is Gents.
SStl. AulIe uldp, bic beTiibmte SeiItGn5ertu, III
ilI Die Oaner bes 5thss e1eaetrt,
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InersSsrg nl~gungesBidBe, urGeidbr 3 Neutu BON Der
Stebt an ber Baltimore @Gloerton Bonbattohz
Sttenbabn" 9eie9en uno inter 9dnJIi9Gr @ontlole
Der 9eieai6att, 1T iebt gcoffHet.
vs. III btnreibgno QuelUuhGr nui Dem BIabc, TO-
nie cub 5pet 8ruHnen, ueI6C poaaui reincs uno
tdItCs g8aHer lieierH.
Gin Autie5er 1T td9Ii6 a~nDCieun, um ben Blab in
OIonun9 5u balten un0 ale notbige 0ulie Al leiitsn.
SIcnics uno auoeten aus1usst 9urtie'n DeroCn
S%SGg9ons auf aHgsmefene Bebiueungen qeliefert.
RabeTe auetIntt stebt :. ES. ESclfh. Setr.,
gr. q. SIcs@jQUHr.
aut o6i9em @runbe bat bic @cieaihaft einen Get
Taumi9en Babtlto on, prl6er1 1900 BerIonen iaTen
tam, 9ebaut. (Suuii4. aED
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5ilnties0nuo.

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oentlIGer @eibdfte halber i'm 8creiHe . Nofale cirt
Notwithstanding ftatt. SIM Auiuaee
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