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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14
0ebriiSer Set,
Gnaros zSpirituDien spanbler
glr. 40, sisbtitrabe.
(Eeb.i2,iWtf
g. &iin1tlicbe Sabue.
9r. M. s. Gthcrioge.
9r. M. S. Gtberiose,

81 =, g i ) y 10 3.
Gsiss alte rno lang etabIirts .abn arsnsi. Sireou
IN nit al IN Qrtiteu lr oGs i5ribiatr5 s9eitdt gut
ptYiebcu Dos Qadsa5 III reu uRo Der 8cttor sarnn'
ttrt, 36bne poitiu obne Sfms:Sen ousSu3eteu, mo.
raul er .sne 1onen uno oauerbaten Ssaiiie etriest
urb qQrartrt, oaB bic 9anss Operation 3afrishsnbst
aenIhIin wrh. VIE 3cbrGrStltten '1peratoneH
10 >rben nit l8ziGb,ecr grfabruns Gussettbrt IN
(ROufS 129RteE Sfr. Sf, gISsSruaSpau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14

Mabrib, 1S. Utdr3.-Der ndffe DAM
pier, pel9er BON Gabir a6sebt, miro 500 W.
geritartunSsn fir bic cubaniite armee mite
nehmen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14

Seriatlle8, IS. Wdr3.-0ie Natio,
nalperiummlung nabm heute oieSonititutionSs
portage Oes DreiBiser ausidniIes nit All
aeaen 234 Gtimmsn on,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14

7DNIIIAVUtNf LIU'
Cutuge IFGtr'antcu.
GtbeIaler abua iiir NGnotaJ! (O823ISD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14
3ie sin,ise ad,te uerbeHerte 9ome'ide
NGhmn;f,j11e.
SNihttae Nldcprtcbt!

fopie Die .gmpirs- uno ole onoern, Gud Singer
0I, o. in BEN s amp is5ttpartrzeGb bon
Sbumas SbaafS,
(SaultSt6Dy) Gde Der 2ombarbz unb S6arpitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14
Die sSbecicr=S =SSttiOn'ibc ne
S5G5mnfd,iue

IN Die ein,tae welde ben Locksttch matt, obne btn
Shuttle gu eebrauden.
Sicie neue @aitine uerri6tet ane Irten Somttten7
Tdbsrsen Dor, feiufen Dtuiielin big gum ibwerlten
Subs. Die einsias WaIdine, tpeIts 9smeenmodsr
ssbrauden. Gum gerfauie nur bst
SeterIou & GarpeHts-, Gen. .@Hssrten,
fno,1o1ae1 Rr 2,4 gDca= Baltimoretr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14
Vrdfioeut Oraut beiuebt @0tlaSel

8 aibin9 on, 13. Wdrs. Yrailben
@rant, begleitet BON Sen. BabcOf, reIi't
beute Wor9eu nod philadelphia, fc4rte obel
bereits 4beuos mieber bierber 5rriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14

utocr AmanO @otgg oertttet be-
DSeIeg." in SuoianapoIi5: .Serr @Oegg,
melter Dor cincm Sabre Die Union berstite,
I'm III elmer 9tebe uOu Sortrdgeu eiu &atsr-
lano id)ledlt 5u MAIDEN uuO ole 3utdnoe
bort o'rauBen TN idlwirieifeu 2it,t iu ,sigeu,
5leht leBt IN Ocutihlano berum unO marut
Dor Der Qusmanoeruug nad) Qmetita.
Nah ben legteu EOiluad)rid,ten hattie CT in
Olelem Sinne III 9reso2n mcbrere 8ortrd9e
uehllten"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14
9Sr 9omiIicu- Slbarbettcn

1T fsins MQiaine beer, als bic Home Shuttle Lock
Stitch ba nc Sausrbait unb einiat it, ntt le6t be-
Sbdbst wiro uno rsenb elmer Der tbeureH Wtal6tEen
etetfommt.
gle tolst pom s25 bis $50 uub uirs aut thnt SABRE
oarantirt. Jpbu :. Butler. Ssneral<ASent'
Or. 8, Rprbz q SbarlesffraRs,
.or.nA .0SN alpeIte &tG0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14

SD babe aae artsn sebraudts Vdbmditnsn, pis
A. y. Slses'idbs, gisssr'i6e, 6ops'id1s. empire.
aeoftore u e. 10. 10 gut, ME neu, Don sl5 aufmdtts
porratbs onsr reue, enu uOrssdcssn, ODER usru'ts'
tts olsiclben su So pro Nonat.
s9arter,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14
ssoIcp5 3sal & Gomp..

3,bIpriuusueuauou uoulteu Sudern, ha
tso fo,tip15reno Gu Sanb iurrtiite, tbe3losl'6e
ftaftibs, S3uI, unS ssnii6.s Snd'sr ,u lssr etutt
gen Brslieu. ,
ss- Berlousn, tpsI6e 6ifeHt'its cher BrtoatsSte'
I;ntbef,n s1rtdeu, Scbrer uno Gltern ipelte Shul-
sfher asbrauben uEb 4uSere iparsn 9eio, iosnn ne
~ ma fouieu (Sept4. .12NteT ,t&D)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14
e~ WGiYe :! ,yalSel Rn

enrystf in's 4uslano beiors tinnerbalb "a Stunbsn
+. Maine,
49, Gft set Sattimorsfr, uuo %. sapenQs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14
s,bermal8 ciue S1utoefd,id,te.

WV Nohb<NNNN1'tJkS$
0ouiSuille, 8p., Is. WlrS.- 9ll8 ges
fern in Nelu, 2(lbanp, Snb., Ofattb. SameS,
Der auf eueu Dtann geitoiIeu bate, ais 9e.
iau0ener Dor eiuen 6rieoenSrifter 9ebratt
woroen mar, erid)ieu iein Sruoer 2ouls, Su,
Qenieur ocr ,,goulsuille albanp @bicago=
gubu," i'm Amte uno hieB Wtattb., oaB er
nit linn bauoula1lieu iOllte. 0araufbin legte
Der StaotmarIhaa Sutbsrlano ieine Sano
ouf ocs arreItauten S6ulter unO befubl ibm,
ba,ubleiben. gtunmebr perlette Souis benz
Wtalidaa 1916 Sauitidldge in's @eiidbt.
Der WariAaa narnte i'm mleberbolt, einSu>
balten, moran iif aber 2oui8 nidt febrte,
iouoern fortfuhr, aui 9utberlanb los5uihla>
aeu. 0ieicr Sog id9lieBlid) einen 8euOluer
uno feuerte auf ieinen Au9reifer, aber, OBJ
9leld] in oer 8rut uerpunoet, lieB er nidlt
noh, aui 9. etnSubaueu, bis oteier iiber cine
SolstiIe III SoOeu fiel. g., am SoSen lle'
Qen6, bielt 2ouis Den Hcuolper Dor ben Sopf
Inn init einem SlpeitenSduiIe orobenb. Aber
aud ieet lies Souls nld)t nad,, uno Der Polts
sei> DiaIi1au ieusrte, einen @eguer aui Der
SteQe tobt nieDelitredenb. g. iiberlieferte
Ed) iogetf Den geb0rben, tpuroe uber tpieoer
in 8rtlbeit seeet, ba fein 3cu3e bartbun
founte, oaB er anoerS, ols III Selbfpertbeioi-
sung, ssbanOelt babe.
Dis MoSpc5 bIetben unfibtbar.
Sran,iSco 13. WtdrS. - gtaf-
ridten BON Dreta melosn, oaB bic Wooocs
GuA r,S Ao6 ,,,o,, al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14
8a!ti(6cr GloDe,

1873.
0dmbute=9 u 9fmeriFIniTcDe
%adet 2lflicu GjaiellIGQit.
..essasa2ss HnRs9amBfi6iffsSaBrt,
SZ9EAsh sOtbeR
ssEssss gar6ura uua ReDs9Iorf
via q SoutbaInptcn,
asrmitts!f Der psuGE, aui eas SooGfe crbcuteu uno
gtsaGutgis aiHgeribteten 9roSsn etisruen
1cfsSanpfIG)itfs:
,,aaemena," Capt. y. Y0renbs;
,,Saoario," 81. Ribieroetul
"xiorufGd:" %. gtobli
"eimbEiG," 3. 8. 9aGai
"!Sermauia, z. Sett6;
"PammOnias" 8. 9leeer,
"SoliStia'" e 3sssrt
"SsasGm5aA. siIsSaA !. I Ss6H.Ti sroHi7li orr.
,Ecutpuia," s. OGlo:
mEburinqiG," s. gRlera;
"SaTrGIiGg" .. 9. Granssri
pom 5000 Gonuer uno $50 Gferoetroit.
Die Dampier oteier Stuie beforoern sie
Beretntate StantensDDg
United States NALL
uno tpereen p6breno beies Saqres pom /. Suai
Gb rsgClmuBig is0en SunnerTIg Uon Refp-gort natl
6Gmburg ati1Rren uno BGiG9iGrc oOn WrW=Yor: mad
SGm5ura, Sonocn, Gaece uEss
SOutbdmpton
au foIoenben 8relIer HepHlsn:
Bpn 6espsgorF mad, 5Gnhurs, Sonssn, 9aore
uno Southdmpton:
1. &aiute: Oberz Salon.. S120.00
2. unterzSGl 72.C0
3WN6euOef.. E. 5000
4Dn Sdntburg unf 6aOre ndeb Rep=9prs
1. @aiits: Sber= SGlon......S $4,000
9. Inter Gallon ..... 200
Spti@enOsa 1000
ginber bwi1en l-t0 jGbreH bic 5dIfls.
(ale incl. 9efoitiguH9,)
~ BafiGgefbcns fonneu BON lrBt nb Gu9 con
und TClO- lOTt Iino SiUGI Al otuiGlbsn
Brciie, nie pen Samhrrg, lusstltelt fueroen.
Bon SGmturg rud gteD@SrIeans FnotH 5tuEi STs
pssitioneu futt: um I. Ottohcr mo 1. Iooem1cr.
sSs- BafCte nab europa ucbmen mir big 9 nbi
Roroens am G6sGussta9e zines teoen 0Gmpfi4is
Beacu BaFiage msuoe man 10 in Nelu~ 9ort dus.
i@IteSItd an DC VSHsst. 81 S est Snis
ra6e 8roGoUap;
in Baltimore an 4. Eaine,
d. @TpRoition bGs~8eutidEen orseiu nnhtnttH. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14
gt. Courtney & BruSer,
s1r. IL, Stors Sbarlesitraee,

sc. Courtney & Sruoer,
s1r. II, StDrs SbarlesitraRe,
Gds Der 6apsttstrose.
sptr MAIDEN auf unIsren ret69uttiseH unb cAort'r'
ten Borratb con
Gbampagner,
&hsiuzsRtiuru Don Der isiuften Guaiitat'
Sberrps, Bort uno Utaoelra@ WeIner,
2cotd, agbistsp nuo
Saoanna= Sigarren
ou,msr,,om, pslbe ale bpet a9o4en PET 0auIp,st st
emptaraen unb i'm alstHsa 81 Sh9ioB- Ft''''" W.
tout pelesn. or.
feinen Sbee
uno
ousaepdbite 5,oeerie= ssaafeH fnr Saht'e'
oG,,ri,s sosnter bss beribmten Il beou e. Iet'
MN aoa9eu 935tsien. COesl5'l2UstD
sAtdtc Drowe-W -Waarsn,
Ssamiuiims>llbren una Gnapes,
gsafen, Statuetten,
giide 3ieratbeu, Siiiteutartens5alter,
gintenfdi5er, % risf idwerer u. {. no.,
,tus rsttbbaltise auswobt gu bilissn Bretisn bet
G5ebr. GanTeie s Sump,,
@se Der &ab,GbarlsSs une SaitimersHrass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14
2lile 2trfeu
0Ghmaidincm sur Wist5s

an 81 monatiiG. Gum 8sr'auic in R6ssnBnblunsen
5u s. pro Ronat SaarSabler srbolten etnsn ll5sraa
len abSug. SprieD Suucehta8er
,S,,9i t9N Mr "a WprS GutapiTrake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14
,tuterhemSsu uno tIntcrbpfen,

20 YroSent bllli9er, ais lt9eno EN- anCere8
GeIddft in ber Stabt.
gedlcated Scarlet uousns nntettistess
aeaen Jtbeumatismn5
psrinos Oameu= unt1rtletb
pom aleu beliebter Sabritotsn,
an Grp,ent tiutacr, ais Ger rssmobnltdss sDrsis.
Gin eroBes Anorttmsnt poH
Retietdi den uno 0urtelut
io,pls aud uouisltnzO zOanen'untettleicerH, @orief=
len, strampen, ranhitnbtE'c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14
Der M1arft.


Nem g ort, IS. AJidrs. - @elb attir
unb idlOB leift 5u Sc; 2SetIet iebr ilau
ittoHen su ia. Sob rubig 6u 1l5-ll55
Obll9at. uttiuer, ais genera nno nleOrtger
SediCr 1I8s; '62er 1l54; 9lftien itlOiien
beiier; Genhal 1054, Grlc 645, Gale Sbort
955, 81. Central 121, 8IttSbur9 89, gtortbs
uttern 81, Yrioritdten 894, Rot- SSlant
1853.
9ilans O:s llnteri9aeamtes: s38,834 1895
in Sob uuo s20 100, ,354 in Gourant.
llufdile sur sec.
Qemis, Del, 13. DtGr5.-gS. 3. Srln.
ner, Elm Watroie oeS S6ooners DSorace Aos
ler," BON BbilaOelpbia nad @barletOn uuter'
mess, melDet, baB Oas 8abr3eu9 am letteu
SamItag Oiorseu oil ben Sen unO &bideue
auflief. 9aS 6abrSeug muBte I'M iinfenbeu
3uitunbe uerIaIien meroen. Die 9eute bc9as
ben iit in Die Solle, peld)e in Der SranOunq
umidlug mo Capt. @ogar 5one5 uno Oer
Steuermann, Sod unO elu Utatroie ertran,
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14
GAP
10. S. vSoniI L. Sombs .
GInfnkhiimsI non

ITHtIIVrTITtt
ssoIb's parsntirtsn aatpmatifeben SeiberB,
usls IN oea iestsn nisebn Jabrsh isar uuIfassr'td
nit btierem Srfolse. Gls tr1euo etH Gnoersr NIT
Damp, pcsr betsem @uiisr Reltenbst appGTat ss=
biaa4t nsIbsHs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14
% Gsrn,euf Qcipart.

ruisrs Suuoen erbaiteu oen Sorthetl uHierer
aroBen SaarzGinfduie.
9a1.tortabt & gBarner's,
Woriolf uno EeD Brunsiptd.
Diset;cott~@ @ompaaIie
usb olle Quoelen beliebtan 5abrifGte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14

Gin untcrncbmeu, ouS d be-.
s. bit, III Die BtnuiploauIid)e Giienbabu," 4"
mle aus benz eben oer0ntutlIdIteu 9abresbc.
rtdte Der @eielliduIt berUOrgcbt. Die giu-
nahmeu Der pauptltnie mo ibrer 3welabab.
nen 8ptIden Y6daocluhia uno Bitsbur1 bcs
tru9en I'M S0tre 1872 itber % MIutonen
Dollars. Die Yuii0gicre bra1teu iber
WluiOneu, Die Ginmauoercc Bti0roeruug
$4,000, tie 5ru6t 1G $40 Dill. Dollars.
Die 8otal.Qnsg0ben beltsftn it nur auf 16
40 Dill. 4ouats, 10 OaB ell NeiugeDinu
uon s yRlQ. Dollars blteb, nm 2,1O Niu.
mebr, als in 1871. 90 wer0eu Sabncn iur
9roBmadt, 5u elmer Ytadt I'M Staats, luclfs
fiir otecn bertttS III elmer ''standingimcnacc"
Qeporoen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14
Grtmania glONt ltliIls,
5reSeridSbura Sd.,

Wcncr & SrullC, Gioentbdmer.
Bureau uHo Riece;lage: SIR. { 79, @tgirgtuHs,
BUitlgn ECca uuh SutllUNt7', HoroiCIte.
C5ige 6irma oftcrtrt 5iIscu 0Gccliru uHo SnmI.
lien clc teurU SorttH TumllIca uuo GEtJo= O}ebI bH
otu bIQqnCn Rat.n una gGrGauri Oout0uhige BE
frltoiguro 5iuiittIG ocr SuUl,tGt GbcHio fcts an
0GuO irnb 9,mlblcrc5 Corn Meal uHo 4RutlIuttct
(Aill Feed. RS SGH0iu CrtuIteR ltterGICU RGbau.
ISNitII nlntENl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14
Selesrapbiide Sepeidea.
garopaiItbe &abslbsrs6ts.

Bon Der ra6octirtsn Breie" fir ben 9orrepoHbsr
ten" beridbtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14
W. ¨nfr.

ANgSD u. 2aUIItIltltt
&sfa> Sir. 165, SipzSroaopap,
sutiGen @aitern= unb 9anton>apeuut,
bot ftets uorrdtbis cine sroBe ausnabl BON a0issf
men uns frlbernen ubrsn. dtbte Soies unb Sils
ber,paaren, Stanosubrsn. Sriaeu unsr art, pslt,s
er Al biGigcn grcien offertrt. VIE Goaren fperbsu
earantirt uno Repcraturen prompt uno gut bsioret.
(SoutD I2lltCg)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14

6Oiuuus best, OaB ite ms Eager oes Gsn.
@aubp tommen. &aubp's Sruppen brsten
auf, unO man erwartet Osmuadf ein Gss
fed,t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14
,Sts osribmts eaplOn'its "Got ar Furnace"

DEF upariis,, amsritaaiitbs aabsnassrO nab Bar7
sn'fts oeerbs," PatiOts, gum L, tss5tHIas=6eusI-
Slass9ei,r.
5te osribmts earpion'its "Rot ar Furnace"
sssuas Don BIsis unb GiisnIobren, 5aosDanHsH,
Sporantsu, BaiefdHos, gtifoirs, 4tsussrobrsn fir
HHrit.s; ioipis Gub
bporaultbe 8ammsn, RaNstz DiGihtneris u. {. ID, !
maruorns u. Stissr> samni ME, SeasrbssrD= u 0ite,
Re9Iitet u. [. 10;
aItsn uteniIien, WaHstfialer uno RettiesrliursR;
Sud uno 3s,6rsE ugo RspGraturan ausr 3rt.
StioneaslSSs osn R6ttimure. uEs lyussDxx
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14
spe,ial 4: Wotiaen.

Shreibmatertalten u. (. 10.
gIbums- muf.atiite, pbotoarap9iids uno autos
aroptiite, g 1rstppulte IN 1u'ti6em eeoer,
Stsn 0an,en arnsitstGiteH IN ruifi6em Seoer uno
salhIeorr, Sdwefelbostdiften, 9artentdit6en in
rniiifbsm 9eber, Rarotto, aalbI.oI unb 8eIIen,
bdtite Remoraueunz ehGet uno 2asebuHsr (Dis-
riesJ. sdreiomateridIien' 8dffcn.
sSusgeubeimer 3 s8etI.
Nanuotturiften, Observation-Disclosures Ter
uno Oruder,
Iooa-D Rr, 1877, gHefs Yaltinorenrast.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14
Teal & 6artmgua,
afih SSal,l,s Gunit Sdllerie.

Rr. 139, 4eas
.ia1 IoYRt. t.Sl ipiiten SOUTH u. 9alpertfir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-14
Die faufmauuti.Gc 2i8cutur pOn
q. ~. Sun & Gpn!h.,
Sto-Gi,gdc Der Baltimore. Il. &tnrteSfr., ,
9dltimorR.
FEtobIfr+ IN, Tpu, PaasN

(Etnbltt i'm Iuui tSstI
Ecie5 EtQbUNCTCEt lItitrt .RGrCr uUCyibrcbr)
ale uut1igCH cCt0lulrtcI 5DIOImatCutg tunttlib
Der SrCuuHg, &udutDoJtldtut <. non 9uuHtutsW,
SGrolTU Il. /. 70. rutTtClb otr 81. <tGUtCu, Ear
rlIIlCr uHo %TItWd=Ji0rc UWuta; Gub ljCitru iic
ciH RCisreH, Bub. WcltG5 olc yiG~.u ron mtbr, ais
81 O,UUO 44uil,u;tu Il. l. 10 una bgItD Huitu uRO bte
St,u4ug (cutltcH CUtlalt. IS ut DIS cOUpltt,Itc
urN GuslgoGbrlcug Surfm, Wtidss emuIs Iur bte
BE0pCulittelt Ger Sunf uHe NU1tct5tGulgr uuo
Iilr Olc uugsmtnc &ubtRuuHq uUo ttn SuuB ols
OuHccls or4lEi ut ly1rbt 81 5 UcIc &UUuus babeu
mn, DGlLt IN Den bauptidtutltu StGctcn hrh; un-
ire GrIsidttIuUgcn iCHEtn ud't U1CruCiiCH putUn.
1Sm u. gcaIle.g bttlUJtUCRoGr 0UmpQgnUu.
a5- NauIgc 2rprude ptroCn C,ngeio9er uu0 9ts
rtlbtsiuueu i'm AloemC,ucn beorQt t5ln2tljN
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-23

know there is not. Am L forgiven, if
not, then I know would be, if you on
ly knew how frequently I have occasion
from the depths of my soul, truth and
honesty to quote the following beauti-
full lines:
She looked with such look,
She spoke with such tone,
1t seemed as if / took
Her heart into my own"
What poor intellectually weak creatures
we are. did not think when [ COM
menced the railroad written letter, that
[ should wander off into such trifing
vein of thought. But the words and
thoughts are down in miserable, and
illegible pencilings, and cannot now be
helped Will try to be more sensible
and manly in my next communication.
s. s. n,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-23

One of the most inhuman murders on
record has just been brought to light
in London by the accidental discovery
OF human remains on the shores of the
Thames. About six o'clock ON the
morning of September police officer
found near the Battersea Water Works.
the left upper quarter of a woman with
her Intervals completely gone. A few
hours after another man found float
ing in the river off Brunswick Dock the
right upper quarter of what seemed to
be the same body. A short time after
third constable found q set of lungs un
der the arch of Battersea Bridge. These
ghastly remnants were submitted to the
examination of the police surgeon, who
reported that they belonged to the same
body, that they had been separated with
knife in an unscientifie manner after
death, and had evidently not been dis
sected for anatomical purposes. On the
day following these discoveries and this
examination, the face and scalp of "a wo-
man were found on tbs dN6Js qiSSa 6ie been
cut of and was attached to portion of
the upper lip there was large bruise
on the temple which had been caused
by blow from blunt instrument be-
fore death. Two moles and scar are
the only means of identifying the body.
On the Monday following the discovery
OF the remains, an inquest was opened,
and while the jury were being sworn
the upper part Of the left arm was found
at Greenwich.
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A dispatch from Capt. Buddington to
the secretary of the Navy says the date
of the loss of the Polaries was the 10th
of October, twenty-five miles south of
Cape York. The Ravenscraig transfer
red eleven of the party to the Arctic,
which carried them into Dundee, and
three more are on the Intrepid, which
had not arrived at that port. The
eleven that arrived in the Arctic will
leave to-day in the Antwerp for New
York.
The Pennsylvania railroad on Satur-
day discharged few employees, and
yesterday gave notice that working
hours would be reduced from ten to
eight hours day, the pay being at the
same rate per hour as formerly. They
say that they do this to keep as many
of their men working as possible, and
prevent the disastrous results of gen
eral discharge of laborers from ther
mammoth improvements.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-23
NEWS ITEMS.

Treasurer Spinner is very sick with
malarial fever.
The Philadelphias bent the Athletics
yesterday, fourteen to seven.
The fire in the Yellow Jacket mine in
Gold hill, New, has been entirely ex-
tinguished.
The Utes have agreed to cede over
3,O00,0 900 acres of mining lands to the
Government.
Joseph Il. Baker, young man delir-
ious from typhoid fever, jumped from
the window of his room on Shawmut
avenue, Boston, on Sunday, and was in
stantly killed.
William Packer and Hermann Franks
were drowned in San Francisco bay YES
terday afternoon while endeavoring to
reach the wreck of the Costa Rica in a
sail boat.
Barnum writes to The Tribune "I
am off for Europe in the Scotia at seven
o'clock Wednesday n. m. bound to make
a success of a transatlantic balloon trip.
if possible. Prof. Wise and other eron.
auts are to consult with me at the Aston
house, from three o'clock to five O. clock
Tuesday p. m.
Z. B. Leavenworth, age twenty-four,
ianitor of the Bridgeport, Conn, post
office, was held yesterday in default of
two thousand dollars bail for opening
letters and stealing twelve dollars. He
confessed his guilt.
-Four men were seriously injured by
the premature explosion of blast on
the Boston and Albany railroad at Ches-
ter, Sunday. 1t is thought that one of
them, Patrick Gately, cannot recover.
The number of immigrants landed at
Castle Garden during the last week was
five thousand three hundred and eighty
seven. A large number of steamships
landed immigrants yesterday, nearly afl
the principal ocean steamship lines be-
ing represented. The total number of
arrivals exceeded one thousand five hun
dred, and it is thought that the record
of the present week may be more favor
able than the average weekly record
since the close of the busy season.
There was run on the Trenton say
ings banks yesterday. The directors
claimed the two weeks notice accord
ing to their charter, and took the names
of all who wanted their money. The
banks are amply able to pay every dol
lar. The regular banks were also called
upon by few depositors, whose de-
mands We're promptly paid. Each of
the three banks in Trenton has surplus
of over one hundred thousand dollars.
A dispatch from Newport, R. l., says
the property of A. S. Hatch, of the
firm of Fisk & Hatch which includes
his magnificent residence on Kay street
and yacht Resolute, was attached on
Saturday to the amount of one hundred
thousand dollars by creditors in this
city and elsewhere. Both house and
yacht are in charge of keepers appoint
ed by tile Sheriff.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-23
YELLOW FEVER IN THE SOUTH.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 22.-A special
despatch from Shreveport to the Picay.
une says the yellow fever there has MOI
10 the'populatlon in New Orleans would
be one thousand per day. The weather
this morning was extremely unfavorable,
being damp ana chilly. The cases all
look unfavorable.
The number of new cases in the heart
of the city is small, because all persons
susceptible of the disease have fallen
victims to it. The disease is spreading
in the suburbs. The wives of ex-Judge
Levisee and Judge Looney have died.
Capt. B. H. Sale, of the firm of Sale &
Murphy, one of the Oldest, wealthiest,
and most valuable citizens of Shreve-
port, died this morning, Lieut. Wood
ruff, of the United States Engineers, is
improving. 1t is believed he will re-
cover.
Last night there were two children at
the headquarters of the Howard Asso-
citation without father or mother, or
aunt, or other relative, all having
died. Many similar instances can be
mentioned. The steamer Gladiola ar
rived from New Orleans yesterday
There are over one hundred car loads Of
freight here for points west. Nothing
can be moved now. 1t is raining now
(half-past twelve p. M,
LATER-8 p. m.--The epidemic is on
the increase. There were twenty inter :
ments up to five p. M, and q number
of deaths have been reported since,
among them DR.. Wise. The number
of cases reported to-day exceeds that of
any previous day. Many who have
considered themselves exempt are being
attacked. The colored population is
becoming alarmed. Four colored per-
sons were among the interments to day
Eight new colored cases were reported
to the Towards to night, all in one
house.
SHREVEPORT, Sept. 22.-Several inter
ments took place to-day. The epidemic
is on the increase.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 22.-There were
twelve yellow fever interments to-day
and ten from other causes.
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A TORNADO IN FLORIDA.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. 2.-The follow.
ing dispatch has been received here
from Tallahassee, dated Sept. 81
A terrific storm prevailed throughout
this section of the country on Friday
morning. Several stores were unroofed,
thirty or forty houses blown down and
several others badly damaged. A great
number of cotton=gin houses were de
stroyed The crops are considered COM
pletely ruined. Three or four lives were
lost and several persons wounded. A
large number of cattle were killed. The
roads are blocked by fallen trees. The
telegraph wires and fences are down for
miles. The loss in this country is i'm
mense. Saint Marks was completely
washed away; only two houses We're
left standing, and twenty families rem
dered homeless, Newport is also re-
ported gone,