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@ime bamferotte WcrTber mnss-
0cSeuI6,0ft.

@1icagu, 4. sluauit. = NadSem Der
Staats slnSiteur Die Nngelegenbeiten Der
9bicago'er Seriiderung8geislifaften inter
lut,t bat, bat er benz @eneralanlualt beutc
Die @tittheilnng gemadt, baB bic N Ntlantic=
Yacific~ SerFderun9S= =@eieljdait" iniQlpent
lei, uno benielbcn 5ugleid) eriuht, in oieier
angeleaenbett DtaBrsgelu Su ergreifen, ipelde
ibnl paIienb eriheiucn m0dlten. Die 9lttioa
Der @eicllidlaft uerben ami 100000 ge-
ifdbt, lpGbreno Die Yaiiioa $447 900 betra=
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WcrmifG1te Sepeid)en aus
Hett,=W

gtew =Dorf, A. ausuit. Gbomas
Srpion, nelber Srau Catherine 6ideD am
Samitas III ibrer @ObnuHg, ytr, 230, @eit
16. StraBe, bic Srepps binunteritieB uuD fl
oaburd) 10 l6rper perlebte, baB fie aul nad)=
fen Morgen ftarb, wurbe sei.egl &beno per.
baitet unO bente Mor9en poil Coroner gidoi
in nie Combs aeididt,
= @olp eraffnete bente su 1099 unt
i9loB III 1893.
Der llnteri6aemsiiter ,abltc beute $237, ;,
600 aus ais 3inien mno $4,000 fiir eimae,o
gene Sbligattcnen.-Sie benti9en 3ollein'
n hpen hetrltnpu S1d5 OOO
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4O2.
492 ,
9inus= =st,ule an DER Wisnuitf,jtrage

n
s5ft cine uatursemdee uno peruiinfti9e 5n9euoerz
Sebuns Die iidberite @ruHota9e menihibsr g8o6lz
fnbrt, oaun mus Die 9raRouug ieoer neueH Sdule,
aui bumanen Yrinjipien baiirt uno Der freien Gntz
tu,dIung oe5 ;forper5 uuo @emiitbs Redlnuus traz
senD, aIs cine isgenbrin9enoe Griheinuns betrahtet
iueroen. auf oteie ,8aatia9s, 9eftdst iuiro o5i9e
Sdule Nputag, Den 81. 2lu9uft, Dtor9eus 3s9
u6r, eroffuet iueroen.
3pet Der Sdule 1T cine aaeitt9e uuo 9rInotite
ausbilouns fms praftihe 2e6en.
Gin tihti9eS @ebrerperoHdl lit berett5 seponncn
uno ueroen oemieben bic heIteu uno rei91altisjten
2e9rmittel CUR 8eriigun9 ftehen.
Die gee6rten GtterH. wetdbe 9eionneu iiuo, tbre
Sinber bieier Sbule au5uoertrauen, peroen i'm Suz
terehe berielbtn ireunolf 9e6etea, ibre reip. Inz
melonngeu iobalo, rpie mo9(th, Su MAIDEN, unb
fann bies tdslib BON bis 1l1r abenos i'm Sfufz
eotale, Iisaaitlz. 5wtifen Seiferionz uno Orleans
StraBe, Dem "Ilsem. 9eu.l6eu Wa!ieubauie"
id1rds se9enaber, seidsben no oas 4dbere n,itasz
tbeilt ptrh,
SIN gtuttrase oe5 SduIz zDirettoriums:
Spnrao Daeto, 9rdi.;
Hr. ySaener, 9etr.
| dn,2,7,8,S3,f,9,W y. faeins. Director.
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VcrDaftmaa uautbmaBnber

Can Sran5iSco, Sal, 4. 9lugult. =.
alfret Yaraf uno ban Sruut, bier unb i'm
Often in Serbin5ung nit Der vOleO= =Otarga-
rinez Butter SompanD," muroeu beute btel
auf Die 8eid]ulbi9ung Der 5dlifuug perhaf
tet. sic wuroen inter je $4,000 Siirg
idlQft Qeltellt.
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Sie Se,tfdirctfe,t Wlaae.

Gbicaeo, 4. 9(ugult. = Serid1te ans
Soma uno aanias be5iiglid Der 6eui6rcGell
lauten tribe. 2eapentportb erleioet euorme
Serlulte nno neun 3ebntel beS Utai8 III ct.
Gloub=&ountp finb per5cbrt norben. 9te
6euidJreden uerr1i1ten III 81 Stuuben mebr
Mais, ais 1000 Stiif 9tirbuieb.
ct. Baul, Otiln., 4. 9luguIt. - Die
6eui6reGen iufen 4aieur<Gountg bctm unb
Serlt0rcn MaiS uno Sblt.
3 e8 SO oines, Sopa, 4. Iu9uit.-
SeuIdlrtGen trafeu am Sanltag 10 id)aareu=
weiie ein, oaB lie Die guft ueritnttrteu, 5ogen
aber balo iiibmdrt8.
@rmpromma clues ShnQcbrcrs.
escent S tn, Cal, 3. 9lug. = gm
80. Snnt 3. $. luar bnS S6ul5Gu6 5nSrigJ8
9ianfo, gtetlen meitlid) BON gSalbo, sic
S5ene eme8 blutigen Iuftritte5, Der ben Sob
beS S6uaebrerS Selmater sur Solge bate
Oelmater biclt I'M 10 0llbrSornlitta9 Shule,
alS 6rau q. s. Srtggs, nit elmer tii9tigen
Sltdltel in ser Salo rlub iAr Sobu 0apib
nit elmer 0eurp Stidle belpafiuet, iif in oas
Sbulbaus begdbeu. Srau Sriggs beidulz
oi9te ben 2ebrtr, ibre Sodlter, ein @tGo1en
bon II 9abren, pcrfiibrt 81 bnben. Die nil.
tbenoe Wte9dre ia9te benz Gebrer, iie iei ge-
fommen, i'm umsubrlngen, unO bamit ling
lte NIT tbrer SudjIel allf TIM ioS5ulHla9eH an.
3ugleid i9rte iie ibrem SObn 9aoiO 3u,
yoen &erl su erid)ieBen." Der l8 jdbrtge
Suri6e briidte oreimal los, aber feline etner
Sugeln traf ben 2ebrer. Sebt entitano cine
Salgerei uuo rudbrcno oerlelben entriB Del
mater Dem jungen Briggs bic Sliute, erbielt
aber III benz benielben 2tugenblif BON benz
Yriigel Der 6ran Srig9S etnen ioldenS4la9
auf Den Sopf, oab er Oa8 @ewebc fallen lai-
ieu muBte Sett mollte cr oapon laufen,
aber Der Subc Der Sruu Briggs i6oB nod
elnmal Quf ibu, unb Ote8mal traf leine &u
ge1 uno neriuunoete ben &ebrer nui t6btitbe
lSeiie. 9elmater itarb ii Stunoen na6ber.
Oie Shnlflnber Dattcn iid), els Die Salgcrei
begann, Ser1treut uuO ularmirten o0s 9orf.
Die Srau Briggs unO ibr Snnge wurbcn ar
retirt 0tlnater mar Gin NRann bon etrpa
80 Sabrtu uno BON oen S2pObntrn Der @e=
geno, i'll Der er pobntt, isbr gcadtet. Sor
Ieinem Sooe madte er ieiu Seitamcnt uno
I'M iitrbcubeu 3uit1u0e ertldrte er Dor 9tihter
Wc5Imain, oaB er fcineu perbre6eriiben
llmgang nit Dem ermdbuten iungcn Sroueu=
stmmcr ge5abt babe. llian lit iibar 6rap
Briggs uno ibren Subeu 10 erbol't, aaB bdu=
fiae 0robnngen, ite ale E3cioe SIT lpnacn,
lQltt mer0elI
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\ NertpaIters=0erfauf

A.-
2SobnhauIeS an Der Ne1iiterItrahe.
5n SSolge zines Detrete5 oes &rei5 C5eridteS
Der Staot Baltimore lDirb Der untcrjeitbnste ais
8eruaIter Gui ofentlitber Nuttou on Srt uuo gtele
5ouneritas, D. l3. Aueuf ia74, yiaG1mtttaas s.
tlbr, ..........
oas ean,e 0runofid NIT GeoGnlid,feiten.
in Der Staot Baltimore 9ee9en uno, iUie IolQt, be-
idrieben oeItauieu, ndmtih: on Ser gBeitIefte ocr
Resiteritrabe, in Der @ntIernuu9 Don 80 6us n6roz
l pom Der ytorowCit @te Scr Jte9iter= uao gratt=
ftraBe anau9euo eGnn ilhIt, oil Der 9tegiiferfrase
~ Sus, mebr ODER meaiger bis an bic Oiitte etuer
1S 3oa breiten 4aee geleu6; oaun neitlid, burd,
bic Utitte beiaSter alco uno oteielbe Rthtung bez
bebaltsnb i'm 8anSen a. iSuB oanu uotolih, parGlA
lei nit RestftelifrdBe, u SUR nebr ooer lpsniger,
uno oauu oitlit, in sraeer einle bis sum aniaase-
nit Dem 9ebraube uno I5rioteaieu 6eiagter Alep
in @emelnihoft. Sebout NIT eincm 2}zsit0figeW
3ie9eIifetneruen N5pJubaufc, Sir. 50, Tcgtiterz
ftraBe, uno elnem G5ruuoSinie pom Sls nnteruorteR
BerfauiS S5eoin9ungen: ein Sritttbet oaar. Der Ret
in & unb IL Nionateu; Die Credit Sd0un9en pom
gertaufsta9e 3iuien ra9eno, nuo jut -3ulrleoent
hett res s8eTWafters gefbert, ODER aaes baar nap
Selebeu be6 Siui:r5.
0eptS s.. Robinion, n, 9eTiuaLteI
G77s3.qgO q. ~. 05oper te Sobne, Nntt.
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n1oore's iloffn-babapnIpfr

efeftip reintst uub matt Die Sabne fpeB, lori ben
gSeinitein a6, uno peroinhert bo5 Scrocr6eu Der
3d6ue. Die 5aoon Der Sdadtel iit ueu, uieoit, brz
qnem uno ipariam. Breis p Gents. 3u BADEN in
allen apotbefen uuo OrosuenzSauoluu9en.
(Nua5 9 2D1teFl
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Dteaermnt et,e traaeriid,e SoT=
tsltttAs

Ybilabelp9ta, 4. ang. = gran Sad:
ion murpe nit eil,em 4zidbri9en anaben, mel,
der blanbe 2oden trug, am 8eit Bbilabcl.
oelpbia'er Sabnbof perbaftet, ba man BET
mutbete, baB Der 8nabe @barlep 6oB iei
Sie lpuroe ieood) balo micber entlaiien rut
iette ibre 9teie mad gselp=Dorf fort, nabben
5r. RoB ibr einen S6ein ausselteQt bate
6ab cas- Sinh nitt bas ieinige lei. 9i
aebnlt9feit bes Snaben nit benz permibtel
ainbe mafte bieie MaBregel notbwcnoia
nm Srau Sadion gc9eM neitere Sers6gernn
gen tbrer Neiie 81 id9iiben. 0as Sud)el
ipirO nod fOrt9siset, bat inSeb nidts Neus'
ergeben.
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Drfieiniakeits- -Sd)uIe

til lrinttn=, nabe Der GreteritraBe.
Der Winterturus obiger Shule, uetdle iitl felt 20
Sabren oils cine tiibtige Solt5ihule belUa6rt hat,
miro am Wontag, ben 81. &u9uit, Wiorgens um 8
lbr, eroIfnet Us 1T Gin titbtt9e5 9elrer @erIoual
Sprabe in Gueu iir enc 8oI.6itule uot6igea 3tuetz
gen Der lBiiien4ait nnterrdt ertbelt. g8tr 6alteu
eS fiir uberhliiig, Die beionoeGcn SorStge oeler
Sbule berpor5ubc6en, man tomme uHo iber5euge
iit eIbit. Der lluter1itt beginu nm ll6r un6 ems
bi9t um 2 llbr. ytur cine Sgun9.
Ger eonfirmanoen<llnterri 0egiuut oiee6 Jabr
ousnabmsDetie doH nit Dem eren September.
@ltern, ueIde 9eiounen inb, obiger Sbule ibre
SbIler une Sonfirmauoeu Gn5upertruueu iperoen
9ebeten, tbre Anmelouugeu, meldc unUe0in9t eIfolz
gen miiifcn, in ben ndditeH ii 509en gu mabeu.
Dian menoe iitt Den SuperiHcnoenten Der Sd,u ule
VaNor WGrttm SsraIt, yir. 90, SIsYrattitr.. !.
ooet Better tsreg, Selretar, Vr. 81, GahernE
Auenue. tl7A,7, ,S0,3 -, ,2u,3,D
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Scr 9l1tfiantS ans Gmbn.

Sapauna, 4, aug.-Spanii6e Sueril=
las haben elmer abtbeilung Sniurgenteu neuu
Oteilen pnn Sancto Splritu Elm @efed)t &c:
lieisrt. 0ie ger,punbeten tuaren 5ablreld
Quf betoeu Seiten.
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g6otlidler 6iicmD a bt,s iInfaI.

9arrisburg, Yenni., a. aug.-a8. 5.
getts, Elm Shafiner an Der nBenniploania.
Yabn," gerietb yeltern abeno, als Die gSag.
CONS AM Sabnbofe se,pedlislt mnroen, inter
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =9ln3ci9e.

9adJritt miro biermt 9eseoen, oaB aH!sT3eispns- M ne
ter gSolmadt 5ur Sertpatnn9 pes sHp.alles oee au~
BIZ aSe os Ge{SdSS Ho4osr"aaea an aade baben per
ben psr aqf9sSSGer i0Ie ns' r. 0sn 11tstgsn
SSstsTS an maiden, ooer Su seuartgen, oaB fe
hrpY nmp Saniurde an Dieeu ytataB geesli fur pera
ais @ crtIdItwsroea mogsa. sSG que Die 3Ghtuq9sn an
oieien Na6IaB gu mad3sE 2aUsn, TeIeen biermtt
an Ieffeu no nid 10 piro 9ertttlib einselhritten.
'Nd63,q,T,8D @btiipp Wener, &om
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&ermii(9te Maielgen.

sln sic 50. 9abto SteaD & So.
gss. gnS=@anftrabc.
sReire Serren Dos Nialca her Nuseneite meines
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno Sar5 en- Der StoofSGde Der
oanoperz une Gamoenitra6e, unsefdbr 200 Auas
oratius S6eraa6e entbaltsne, mabte nsn9sr nrs a.S
anitrtd,e not1ipeuois. Oa i'd Die @runobefaro=
t6eile bcrelben fenne, NIT oer ob9eu Gbatla9e per-
buuOen, 70 empIeble id shre 8arbe nit olelem Serz
S""S'"' Games 9. ,. ste~art. ese'nift.
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D. Aatus, 6srassss5er.
spelial Netiielt.
Baltttnefe
.}ile 3u(uranft Wfife1

m 8alttmsre
fir 3a(uranft Wfhfe,
xaotpeits ade bon 6outbs sno xSoters etraks.
Sieis @sleaj jhatt perF4 ttortmdbrenb ge8en Ser
!uii ober S1aben bur4 1raubunslid lomo6l IN be.
slaot, ,pte TIM eGnbe, ole Arten bon Gisentbun,
s8o9nz. eaoens uno qBaarenbduier, San6elssiiter,
a,er6auz 9;roomtte, Wobeln, Saus > Gerdtbjdafleu,
Hhe SdhrSeu9e u. I. 10.
Das 3lrrttortpu bef:bt ans ioIsenben Serreu.
1m. y. Sarrtion, Yrafbeut;
Geo. VI. Biders, s. b. 3apff,
0auto g. Niljou, s. Ro6t. Seuffue.
Sofiah bennington, 6. Miorton Steipart
Sraaci5 &. Sing, .. 8. Hepcomer,
Senrp @arrou, Orone 6or.pit,
k, Q. Gteuart IB. VI. 2aplor,
Qm, s, Brune, SsraeI Soleu,
G5eoree e. Sartiion.
apptations Orauiass 1!sis aHS Des5e Ms RTt anss
Eeutnr unS 98aterffrase ertbeIt, mo aud ale ssui=
trdae }ofort erebtst ioeroen. SerFderunsen gsrosn
auj irseno eine 5rit au9enomneu, uelde oer Applts
sant mini hen mag.
(Jaut,1SO US. KHooOWortDs SeI.
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YraIiaent Grants Gamotoatrr fat
citspf 0rfffen YltntStertnift.

NemS Dorf, a. ausnf. = Nad elmer
Spe,ial. .Oepeibe ans Song SranA an ben
v6eralo" rpiiuiht nub ermartct BraIioent
Wrant fir eiuen brttteu Imtstermin nomi-
uirt Al ueroen, aber nidlt ais @anOtbat Der
Nepnbltfaner, ionbern Der allti=republifanis
jhen Srdfic lluo auf Der liberalsrepublifani-
idaen unp OenlotratiiGen YlattiOrnt BON 1872.
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Or. NtecrS,

DE- U5tccrc,
~. Refssapetts-, .unterhaIb Der
-, s nay roftraBe,
Dur& Ianeiderise erfabruns In enropat6en
AotpitdIsra nno 8rpaf araris cine ihnele Seiiuns
Mafs MN Ssr Seut. nerpole gb,udde, NtdandoIie,
ssnanass ssiniabisfeit, irahaetises ateru, srohens
SCI @a6niinn, S1piu6iudt u. |. n., oon 1nsenoitz
dber au6ebahtlamteit berra9rens. gatantlTen.
0ouinitirapnoen: pom bis t2A, ,neB z bis Q, Don
tiS iibr; Sonntass pou 10 bis II 1ar yatiasa,
(0ua1f,12 N9te)
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Scr @etGutGtft+

Mem 0orf, 4. au9. : @elo attn Sll
2-2a. gsedlel Rau, 4.ss. Sob fau gu 1O9-
1893. Sblisationen feiter, Sedlier l189, '62er
Ill. aftien aftip uno letter, yteiu yori
Central 1909, @rie 32, Safe Sbore 733, 81.
Central 50, pittsbur9 s9b, gfortbpeiteru 3S,
pref. 55a, JtoG SSlano 994.
unteri6abamts SilanS: Sob s52 ,284r.
392. 20, @ourant $57 ,122, ,375.77.
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Qeitenoe peItlife 9iberale baben Dor eiriaeu
Sageu eine Gonferen; nit Dem Yrdiibeutsrt
gebabt unc obises arrangement gstroffeu.
N1 = <.Ma..-xa q
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at 6 o'clock 2. II.
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day at 8 o'clock A. III.
Mails are ClOsed-Far New Orleans
at 1880 A. NJ. daily Sundays excepted
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PARISH CouRT.-This august tribu-
nal has been in session the present
week, with his honor Judge Cheevers
looking wise from the bench. We
present herewith synopsis of bust
ness transacted
MoNDAY.-Mayer Bros. Us. Leoni
Dominique, judgment for plaintiffs.
TUEsDAY.-JehD E. Duffel as. l..
Edward Gaudin, Judgment by default
against defendant.
John Z. Duffel gs. Felicien Hebert,
Judgment by default against defend't.
John E. Dnffel Us. Siivany Gaudin,
judgment by default against defend't.
Schmidt g. Zeigler Us- O. Terrio
Judgment for plaintiffs for $3.50 80,
with 3 per cent. per annum from No
vember LIST, 1873, being amount of
balance due on bill rendered for mer-
cllandise-
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WEDNEsDAY.-R. O. Landry as. Sit
vany Gaudin, Judgment by default in
favor of plaintiff.
Kursheedt g. Bienvenu as. Widow
Richard Mccall, judgment by default
for plaintiffs.
R. o. Landry Us. Felicien C.. He
bert, judgment by default for pl'ff.
N. Hays Us. Thos. O'Malley, judg-
ment by default for plaintiff.
Pendleton Chapman Us. ESilvany
Gaudin ct ais, judgment by....defau1t
for plaintiffs.
Jos. Gisclaird as. Silvany Gaudin,
same rs. L. Edw. Gaudin, same as.
Wild. Arsene Hebert ct ais, judgments
by default in favor of plaintiff.
Jos. Billeisen rs. Jno. C. Legare,
judgment by default set aside.
Mayer Bros. Us. Leoni Dominique,
judgment by default against defend
ant confirmed for $2l2 SO with inter
est from May 4th, 1879.
Thos. Dairy Us. Jacob Bros, on APP
peal /; judgment for plaintiff for s25,
amount of back wages, with costs of
both courts.
FRIDA1.-Nathan Hays as. Thos.
O'Malley, on motion of R. n. g. VIM.
Sims of counsel, it was ordered that
two experts be appointed, one by the
plaintiff and one by the defendant, in
order to ascertain amount of work
done on the house of O'Malley; the
court designated John 7. Ellis UNI
pire. -
Same US same, judgment by default
set aside and leave granted defend
ant to file answer.
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