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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-30

i'll. Downs, indicted AID tried IN
Washos County for murder, has teen
acquitted. Hon. Green Curtis, OF Sac
ranento, was his lawyer.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-30
DEATH OF AN INSANE MAN
FROM EXPOSURE.

VIM. Bardwell, a stock-ranchcr found
the body of dead man about haf-miie
from nil City. Humboldt county on
TIE 9th inst. The authorities were
notified Ct the case. ":.i statement II
the Sire Std o; the 28th furnishes The
following particulars:
i MIL CITY, O.tojer 2S.-Tle deed
man was dressed II gray clothes. Ills
age v..s about -. In his pockets We1t
found special first class TICKET 10 -Hs"
Yo,k. r5t.cheG ever Sacramento G!Eis.on !
of Central Pacific Railroad, and signed
II 4. Herbert as buyer: Two through
I,errore checks. numbered l0,.s5 and
~ G::i; a small i'aci.-Eandled knife, ;"o
trunk KEYS. two collars il silver, q white
ho,6tfrc.bief with b.ne border, VITA
;-,.ials II. 4. II. MARIE (! thereon. ana !;
s1,,aii card. Oh which IS wii:tcn - Myers
! re.tar,a.,t. Srtttr Greek, 6 O ciock p. ,.
re Iofr is slightly bruised on the itt'
1reas+ Tie following raIncd Iei.oE;
,yrrc ;nrare.lea as jnrors by 1orci-@l
lIala,llcE: Jas. Gould, Richard i Lor!as
|bsrlss S. Prsi,le, Abort Is. Jsni1scn
Se,.erano Als.res and James Il. HCo
Lldr wEo returned the following vercict
..'Tf.f the deceased died ircl4 exposure
! .r,, from the evidence @ldacea Is &c
, l;ereti to have lcen ii:S1no. We louE'
upon lis person two checks iof uaesas
from San Francisco 10 NJ" 1ofh, us
$40 so in currency and 8 90 III sii'e.
we find bis name 10 have been ii =
Herbert
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-30
@DMnNoNS.
: r,s-RICT CcvnT OF THE

TEE DISTRICT CCUHT OF TIE
i Second Judicial District OF the state O! Sc
Ia1a in and for the County CT Oriis5y.-tl-A-
RISSA L. MEYER, plaintiff, vs. JohN u
MEYER, defendant. ~ 49,. a.,
Second j., icial District Of the State of Nevada.
in and for the County Of Ormsby. and the cor
r!airt fled in said County OF ormsoy' IN the
ee+ira Of the CLERK Of said District Court.
me State Of Nevada sends greeting TO JOIN
g. MEYER, defendant.
You a-e hereby required 20 app az II ai ACTON
brought against YOU by the above named i'iii,
tiff in the District Court of the Second Judicial
Dist1ict Of the state Of Nevada, IN anu i"f ti'e
County of Ornsby. and to answer the com ].
tilsd therein ia copy of which accompanies ihls
summons, within ten days exclusive OF ,le
H. of ssryice} after the service on you CT thls
,,nn,ons-u served within this country; OF Il
served out Of this county. but IN thls bis'5le.'
within twenty days. Otherwise Wlthth ioits ua! .
or iuac,rent by default Will be taken against
| You. q, sisso,v. I'll.
bonds Of ,aatliInony heretofore and no" e2lstir;
| between you and plaintiff upon the GROUND
| of wilful desertion and failing TO PROVIDE w
| common necessali,s Of life fer more thal |"
years last past. :, .sil {,
And you are hereby notified that Il you ls-l -. !.
ai,pear end answer the said compliant rs 49,
| -fI11ir,d, the said plaintiff Kill Apply 10 u
court for the relief therein PRAYED.
| Given under my hand, aiti the SCI
| of Tie District court OF TIE HtSoH
sea- Judicial District III IL" state CT ~
J NV ysda. il lEd for tie .vLh's
,,--,,e!1v this 9Gtil day Of C'tubT 7, N '-4e :.
g -,rIcr, r,.e Thousand eight ECnfItu sn
S'''''S 7. J. IDWAEDs, Cl-Ik.
Wv. rAv1is. ,;t.TLey Ter ila-It-h.
2 ct-9-lm
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LOST !!

a GOLD sLEyE-BUTTON MARKED y.
a The finder will be suitably rewarded Dy
leaving the same at the Bar OF "lns'ons AA
change. go tfs
Carson, Oct. 81.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-30
Ornsby County Republican Ticket.

e...,.+,- T D. Edwards
INV. Hayn-e
II, Alfred Helm
49, - : E Jones
49,. ,..,--.y y i.l.aI, Patterson
Sf,rI-f
-.--.,- ~ .T. J. Edwards
t,7T1rtv T-essurtr-.-- -
comfy EccUrivr-- n -.
County $50 $50 3 -,
county SrryryCr-- u l. : -
s-cuaty superintendent -. L. 5. Grcen.aw
public IEstrCrtIor- ,-,
TaS IL .sli-4-1-sir-lcr-- -
int, u tie Peace CT CA witterril
.,s-s1n Icvaship.
I,,,-ice q III. Pcsce o. Jas 1. Ucoye-
Empire ToT.sE!p. c;,,s,-
,'gv-tv Commissioner. Carson eco 49,
-.r--,+x Commissioner, Empire -J2s AosIiS
,--T.-,-lf, ,'srs..n i WIZ hip l. S,efii
Carsczt!e. Umpire Tc7Esship =, = na -
-r,,-,l Ir..-t.c, ca-sr, ! Hue u f,' 81
S.L,-I trustee. CsrsC, up -. = 10
s,Ee,l Trs,s.se. Carson Tt g v q, t-ri-
-.g.,oI Trustee. E-i-E.--e Up -=",.h 81
SO r-.lstts Eir.,liEt TP- AtiIer .e7.i' =. :
:. -T-.1stee E,,.rsire Up. a. Ii az x
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-30

DIp's- get tie Gold Hill Ne''s last
ovs,:po What's the matter
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
METHODIST EDUCATIONAL WORK.

The Board of Education of the Metl O list
Episcopal Church held its annual meeting yesterday at
the Book Concern at No. sos Broadway Bishop james
presided. and there also present Bishop Bowman
Dr. l. o. Haven Dr. G. A. Holmes OF Harrisburgh Penn;
l.. q Fuller Of Atlanta Ca; DIR. d. L. Kidder OF Mad
sou. N j.; Oliver Hoyt and c. c. North. The Board
elected Its officers for tho ensuing year as follows:
President, Bishop 4. g. James: Secretary. DIR. @. A.
Holmes; Treasurer, Oliver Hoyt. and Corresponding
Secretary DIR. +. o. Haven. Tho Corresponding Score
ary stated that 400 Sunday yschoos had observed the
" Chldren's Day" aud had reported to tho Board an
collection Of tl0 each for the support OF the
fund for the assistance OF students The Treasurer re-
ported thai u,0V had beea added " tho por mAneut
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
CIVIL NOTES.

In the City Court, Brooklyn, before Judge
Nelson yesterday, application wac 'nae D. Gen. Cit-
for alimony and counsel tees IN t"e t Df, l-i W
afid1yits were produced W D.lh SUES D-I'a'oa
reserved.
In the case Of John w. Avery and Others
against the Wdnata, tho claimants asked AA1
,Ae decree m.ht award sum 70 the llJcaIia 10
be distributed among them according 10 tie am.uIis u
their several losses damages caused by the collision
for which the schooner was condemned Tie lb,1ht.
on the other band asked that the decree might 10 -b-
stance he several decrees tHat Is, that con ean e
schooner for each several amount OF loss dAl ""''u
execution 10 eJcn AOcdnt 10 collect tAc dn'dil -
spDs rate loss The tried >one uc .-o ID 10
Unlied states Circuit Court before JIdk" W'olt, "ho
reserved BIS decision TN yesterday "h'" ne 80 o'
settling the decree ia the form IegIesIed - lac o
The will of Mallon Mattison was admitted
to probate yesterday in the sIrrogdes oil Dj o!O-
gate Hutchings The peculiarly about tns VII
is that both it and the colicIs are partially can
celed by lead pencil mar6s Lrlwn across portions OK
the text. The bulk Of tie property Is !c.t 10 t"o
son, who Contested, however. the Probate Of
Tho will and cOdIcls, on tho ground th'1 'Ae
pencil marks rendered II void SURROGATE lIU,.AA-'.
however holds that the intention % tac t.,,t-s As
not 10 cancel the VIII, bat sIupy preliminary g.,
maging OF u new Will, which Wa LOi done I,4 .s'
rcao. he decides tnat the vii Of te:, "It-oG. is E
e. ri ior the pencil marks must ue th.l ~ tAr d WIZ
ANA testament The property Is lfSc' I'D l0a' oi Il :
lett c0ndItlOAally 10 ms sou.
The suit of Michael and Thomas Murphy
against Robert ]. Gamble, came up Lcoro Ji--e d. ~-
yesterday afternoon. In 1858 Gamble anu i- ~is
we're with Mr.. and Mrs. IL jas IN RDcklaud CoII.y ss
Gamble died. but before death conveyed wO houses
and lots in this city to her husblni, and made VIII
leaving him all her property. SAT- was brought by tAs
plant s, brothers OF Mrs. Gamble 10 set aside the con-
veyance and will but before the trial Mrs. HulI'
shot and killed and Gamble badly wounded. Michael
Murphy was tried charge OF being the n. .rrr.
and ould have reen hung on Friday, had not Ii-e
a
set aside the came 10 trial, the pnins not
appearing, the Defendant took judg n-nt D. ciu lnd
the motion yesterday was 10 ojcn that drdult. Toe
Court reserved decision. Henry DAY. j., "ts cOuDsci
for the palntiNs, ami Henry L. CAntVh IVl lA3 de-
PENDANTS,
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
OHICAGO'S PRECAUTIONS.

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF INSPECTION.
THE FIRE LIMITS, WATER SUPPLY. IMPROVEMENTS,
FIRE DEPARTMENT. AND PRECAUTIONS IN DANGER
GUS DIsTRICTs-GEN. sHALERs RECoMMENDA-
TIoNs.
The Committee Of Inspection of the National
Board of Fire Underwriters have published their re-
port on the condition of Chicago 1t states that the
Board of Public Works of Chicago Is improving 80
far as it can, the system Of watcr-works. The re-
port embraces the details of these improvements
together with the additions to the machinery Tor
extinguishing fire. With respect to the system for
lessening the danger of the lumber and other DIS
tricts, little has been done beyond the sinking OF
cisterns at stated distances. Gen. Shalers recon-
mendations are also cited.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
A SUPPORT OF CHARITY WITHDRAWN.

The Board Of Excise held meeting yester-
day and decided that the money received from liquor
licenses within tho last few days shall be at turned
over the City Chamberlain TO the credit OF the
ous public charities of the city, 1t stated at the
meeting that Controller Green had decided that accord
ing the State Constitution amended at the last
election the fund thus obtained could not be devoted to
charitable purposes the eleventh section Of the eighth
article stating definitely that city, county, town or
village could give lend money TO any individual
citation corporation and that this clause would debar
the Controller from palng out the funds received for
liquor licenses tochlrtabe institutions after January
The Commissioners Of Excise in order TO the
best good 10 the charitable institutions have decided
that the funds shall be appOriioned at once among the
most deserving OF the institutions. Delegates from the
Ind gent Dear and Dumb Asylum, tho Central Dis
pcnsary, the Bond Street Dlspensary, Chaplin Home,
Sisters Of Mercy, and number OF other charitable in
situations, appeared before the Commissioners yester
day and asked information regarding the prospects OF
obtaining their customary amounts during the Winter
Gen. Sgel and exAlderman Radde also composed del
egatiOn on behalf OF the Hebrew charities
The Board will pay to the Controller Monday next,
10000. The weekly receipts OF the Board amount TO
about $4,000 The members OF tho Board expressed tho
opinion that by Jan. they will have collected and paid
10 the CITY Chamberlain 100000, which they believe
they will receive for Licenses Issued up to that date
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
DECISlONS-DEC. 5.

Supreme Court-Special Term-By Judge Larre'
morc.-Coe sgt. Cassiiy.-Csse settled.
By Judge RoBISsOS.-DIy agt Shne-pecree signed
Superior COurt-Sptcidi Ierm-By Judge Freedman
-arAhn ag Rnaldo ct aLMotOn granted wh 80 co's bll
tie ubettug has sreadr taken place an the suhese@ s
possess the injunction during the pendncy Of Aun n
reel AGAINST the improper anj unauihnd use q le pn
Oner TO b~ ettei in notion Duch at Dorse-Ihe etsm A
o James Gls sufficient Scheuck sgt The MafJ' 40.
grsnte Same Same.Moton granted Iurre al az ~
land sA the equities Of Ihe complaint being denr an p
having perfect remedy the OF 1873 the motion bs
hnnary injunction $40 o. at l.
Kingston Railroad Co et al Motion grane So
H. Kennedy sppoluc receiver Lnton e al as Stf A
led with $40 costa
CHAxBER-By Judge webrooh-Mer o. TIE peitos e'JinS
HsnmanOrder granted Matter Of the Guard anslp o. "
Cugen-Memorsudup Curry, IT,, AIT Nurry-A VS. eaifs
adultery should have the right 10 cetni herself aowie -.
her VI $i5 for that purpose Though small slc ,lce
Court do her justice II she fails aud Is guilty ~ t0e
charged the husband should The cau0 e -
snee pen dene te for her support denei without Fr, 10
night 20 renew sueh motion on additional papers lur ie - "
opposing ahdayts, riIue ought preclude Lc fro1 o',
for her she their all cations "a au0tl
aud, however. the refusal Is without pruics ,...,t..
Nv Judge DonOhne-hster VI SAsmund SehNAh Sc
CiRcur-PAEr IL-By Judge an BruBLBeaH aSI Be1e' 90"
See memorandum
United States Circuit Court-By Judge Woodrun.rI
John W. Button, assignee, sppeiani, agL VI
Charles Payen, appeeeN the decree hen be amruea
Of appeal TO be pad bv the appellant 30 the respondents ~
OF the baukTuptA John Bntton, a. h
and Others Decree affirmed with cost, be paI 81 'Ss
the respondent Gus Of The estate OF sae baGkrupA
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
Henry A. OAKLEY
STEFH..S CRCWELI, G,ocioI
IUCIUS j. HENDEE, r. ,,nr,il roo
GEORGE h. CHASE,
MILAN III. Ross,
Nelc- York, Nov. 80. 1874.
AN ALLEGED REPLICA or w sALOME."

TO the Edft0r OF The Tribune
SII: The dispute as to HERR Regnaults
s,lo,ne " seems 10 to call for word Of comment
The original picture was exhibited at the Paris Salon in
Nav 1870 when RrGnault sill student at Rome,
and was purchased by Nine. de Cas'n. The artist was
killed az the battle OF Bongiyal. Among the pictures
found after his death replica OF tae already famous
"Salome." painted by his own hand This second PFC
ture was exhibited in Berlin Comparing It with the
etching OF the original, published in the Ga-eHs des
Beaur Arts the German critic whom proceed to quote
the expression OF the face less powerful but
less repulsvc and the drawing OF the left ankle
correct than IN the first painting and notices slight
differences in the fringe Of the drapeTy and the snake
ornament on the right arm. or the cooring lie can,
in the way OF comparison, say nothing not having seen
the original but pronounccs that OF the copy under
considerations elm Kulsshick erS'en Ranges." chf
dGurre OF the first raDk-rrmarking with special adm
ration the transparent gOdgIering drdpery that half
conccas the part OF the body The tones are de-
sCribed unreieyedly llgn against canary Glow
background.
The above notice il condensed from article pub
lished IN the supplement 10 the /citchrR mr. Oidendc
Kns, May 1G. 1873 This journal Is undisputed aud un
impeachable authority Europe all matters or arr,
standing lower than the Gd-ce deS BcduL dTIs itself
have not the picture now on cXhDlton III New
York, have heard II described. The subject being
under discussion thought 1t but right to state that
there are two copies By Regnault IN existence This
may be the second though that must be left TO critics TO
decide Perhaps the above fragmentary notice may be
OF service to tGose who have not seen me original III
seems moro than likely, however, that this Is not tho
second copy II 1t were would have been easy FOR It's
owners give ITS history 1t would probably not have
been dated, like the first one. Rome, and there could
or mastery OF technique Very respectfully, NJ q. V. r.
Ne,C-B -BruHscck " j., Nov. &c. 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsUINGTON, Dec. 3.-1he following is a sum-
Of le the United states supreme ous: o'
H3-rhe F.alh.n Insurance tOmplrV g
from the Circus Court the United States for District
necucutTne TN, ari BY D. hub a
endsu IN eglOr cule! BY F. Canaca u
counsel for plaintiff
0j-Tnoas Greene ri al ae Csihane Greene e. srueI
from the Supre.4r Cou of the District Il Go a
printed srguneus Willis w. b. WeOO 5E pei
laats ard by W. :. Cox conn-e for appeiteS
No. 06-rhe Wm ud Weldon RAJ road CompinT ag HsrT
King executor appeal HON the Supreme Court Vi Aort ,l0
Cont
No 97-wm. Mason T. II. Gham; arpal from the Crcst
II he United for tue District Of
this begun by Benz Dean Of ir aPs
alt colIGue4 BY }. Msguae counsel iVr TIE Pee
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04

fund.- and that the fund amounts to s0l OoD ana ,o
current balance hand. 5000 The C0fresponlins
Secretary was instructed TO require all applications Ior
aid to be made In writing IN due form, ana 10 Do pro
sented to The COMMITTEES on Appropriations for appro-
val IL was announced that the Board OF Educdtioni
was tho youngest general interest In tho Metn1ns. a
Eniscopai Church, that special service wonid Dg
h,d i the Centennial for 1876 10 obtain moro liberal
contributions 10 the funds OF the society.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
COURT OF APpEAIS

ALB.yY Dec Sin the Court OF Appeal Tlurslav Dee $50
No 9l-CbaTes Haley, appellant HelU q. a.
spJndrlts-Argument resumed this mornIng, AMI
No. 92.lenrS she Iol Me Dsc5 ssi
Transportation Co appellants tbv Hamilton oi cals
for appellate. sud BY W. H. Armour for Respondent
No 90-S mu.d oheiner ct s Oait sct Ptrk camp
bell Sheriff esnt argue 4I o. if
appellant and by ID r. Barnard ior respondent
9S-Demas Barnes repon lent DAVID Qgfv, APPELLATE
~ c. Moak OF counsel for appellant b. - T. Bis x
respondent. q,
No S9Peer n. Decker appellant. ert Prhe sri Ftai y
Sut.man &C. espondeus arxIe b. Il bt af
couos hr appellant, AMI b. NJ NJ. wAe Dt fesg0lta-ti"
sd.l
Proclamation miie and Court aoarpeI ~ FnAJ, Dee " "
a
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
AyRErEREE APPOINTED IN THE ERIE SUIT.

The motion for a referee in the suit of John
C. Angel agt. The Erie Railway Company. the argu-
ments upon which were fully reported In THE TRIBUNE
decided yesterday by Judge Donohue, now sitting
in Supreme Court Chambers, IN favor OF the motion
A large number OF names submitted, from among
which Judge Donohoe selected that OF John y. Lil.
Ii is understood that OF the chier causes
governing the selection OF the referee was that some
should be appointed who could proceed in hear
ing OF the refe renee Immediately,
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Yorkyille Police Court Yesterday Judge
Morgan committed Geo.g- Re.a trtl
charge having assaulted VIM Carroll Of II '.-olr- .sj
robbed Tim OF ~.
Luigi Carroti was discharged yesterday by Judge
Of Bo,1ly1 OF h.Os3s there b.iE-
show that be in The Doa1 Afly S-cAeE
a weeks ago
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
In December. 1860. Daniel Gillesnie was IN.

In December, 1863, Daniel Gillespie was ap-
pointed Clerk in tho Tax Office at 5000 year. The sal.
cut down to s. In s72 owing reductions In
the appropriation aud the Board reduced m TO 81 800
In May 1873. Gillespie remained in the Office. ping
the $1,000. until July ls73 when ho with.
OUT reason being asslgned suit wac begun Tor salary
AT 5000 year for two years and the was decided
yesterday IN the Common Pleas Special Term by Judge
Robinson. who dlsmissed the complaint.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
the United States Courts to have copies Of complaints

the United States courts W h"Vo oop'o'o W 0'
served. x,..., ,.t mn
make an affidavlta want to dispute, Slr te ct'L1u M
ship OF tho plaintiff. and TO prove that ehe not U
zen OF but citizen or Newfo ""n
TO incorporate that question In the answer ,, Mi.
GEN Tracy-I don't object TO counsers "inonui'e "''
answer, II that Ia his suggestion .,-.,,,u %
ExJudge Fullerton then began debating rapiay, i ,t
his stenograp pher and when he had hnishea sa,u
flf' has been n citizen OF Ncw-YOrk.
The Court-That can be put In your answer. - a.,
This closed for the day. and the ATTORNEYS n
tercscd in 1t left the courtroom with their ceh's anu
witnegses.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
THE MUNICIPAL BALANCE SHEET.

MONTHLY STATEMENT OF THE CONTROLLER.
The following is the monthly statement of
the amount Of drawn against the City Treasury
from jan to Nov. 80 1874, with comparative state
meDt OF the city debt represented IN stocks and
bonds Dec 3 1873 aud Nov go 1874 and statement of
the stocks that have been issued:
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
CALENpARS-TnIs DAY.

CouRr APPsus-Atp.NY, Dec. 3-DaV cseniar i'' ''
Dec !: Ms 80, AZ. 81, lU7, lOS Ito, Ill, llS
SuPRKsE CoUEr-CnAaBEKs-DoSAHus! = l.,
lO6 pur,ut .gt The Alrouack 2JO Pellmanu sgt cV"-
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04

lO0. .Durant sgt lhe Aiironsck
Go.
230. Congress aud Rmpire Spring
%. sst. Schuiih
SPECIAL rzRn-
$50. .Quackepbu,h AgL Cam.
mana
900. .Sehenck ast Smith ct al.
3Ol. .oppoDheilaeI AsI ,oa B.ela
sl al
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04

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325. .Whitlook sgt Nilee 80
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bic an ben Stuttgart einI9IieBenben 9oben
iiA ausbreiten, musben in runber Surnnle ie
4 Gimer e 6eftoliter) Mein 8en,a6t. Der
elmer biirfte AT 100 f. serednet rperben;
bas ereibt in runber Summe 4 Niuionen
@nIben, bic Der bsurise Serbit ben Meinberss
belibern abparf. Bon Der Rabe, s.
Nou. - Hun ba bic Groubenleie gu gnbe it,
fann i'd Genaueres iber bieieIbe beri9ten.
gud in e,iten 2a9en bat man tbeilwetIe ntebr
aLs einen baIben @rtraS seherbitet. Serineere
auei DfitteI unb aud gum IbeiI einem pollen
SerbR, bod gibt es aud Weinorte, bic ni9t
einmoI einen baIben Serbft etbaItett babem.
sSn Manlter BEL 8in8en iit ber neifts Ulof
ioeIei6 DOR benz MuspreHen uerfanft 5ii big
lO1 GbaIer, in 2aubenbeim beS9lei1en 5ii Z
bis 8 IbaIer, in 2ansenlobnsbetns Su s bis
61 GbaIer, aIIes per Gi6e ober feds 8iertel.
ssSn 8insenbeim ift fait oIIes perfanft 80 ]
3baIer 10 Ssr. bic | Sbaler II g8r. per
gierteI au Z 2iter. Sn ben SeitensI Ibdlern
Der Rabe in Sebbesbeint, 8inbesbeius, Gus
tenbera, &erbeim wurbe siemlib utel uettauft,
ie mad auaLitat uon % bis ~ Sgt. per Ster'
tel. Ser @sidditsuerfebr bat ii6 befcnoers
benz neuen Bein 5ueepenbet. Die 6rase nod
ben aIteren Sabrs6nsen rnbt 8egenmdrtis IN
ouffauenber Weiie gdnSIid.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1874-12-17

9;e sonberbaren 8rlber iInter ui.'
,pren aeiera ,pirb fOlsenbe WittbeiInns aus
hpn in gaIparaiio in Gb'li eri9e!nenoen
G SSputSden gla6ri6ten" srfreuen: Der Cr.
non her DOo sseaoms bat in bieier Stabt lett
her her fur,er. Belt ieines Beftebens einen 8an6
iiberraibenben Mufi6puns sesonir'seSs nno
sahH cine bereits iebr itaitIi9e 3abl BON Otsts
aIiebern. Neben ber, en8Ii6en 1T cine oeufs
ide Obo seIIom 2ose seSrnnest DorcsI, Der
ebenfolIs in duSsrif furser Sriit cine Ysen8e
WtitaIieber beisetreten finb. ssa9 nemie.oe's
BLatte aebt man in galparaiio nit oeSs pl6'
ne un1 Elm beuti6es aasaretb ~ srss9tsn'