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The New York herald., 1874-03-14
CORONERS' GASES,
Suicide by Taking Poison

Coroner Wotman was yesterday called to No.
IS East Fourth street to hold an inquest over the
remains OF Mrs. Amelia Barnnart a German
woman, only twenty-five years of age, who had
died suddenly. Mrs. Barnnart had been but
few months in the country, most Of
which time she seemed very despondent and
melancholy her mental depression being
increased by the almost continuous absence
OF her husband, who is travelling agent for a
Broadway house. Feeling that life was burden
some, the unfortunate woman determined upon
terminating her earthly career, and accordingly
swallowed quantity OF rat poison, which she had
brought from Germany. The principal ingredient
being Srrychnine, death quickly ensued.
The New York herald., 1874-03-14
A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A Man Thrown by Locomotive ns
High as n Telegraph Pole.
nARrroRp. Comm. March 10. 1s14

HARTFORD, Conn.,. March l3, 1874
oliver Terry, of South Windsor, while drtvipg
across the track OF the Hartford, Providence and
Fishk Railroad, near Manchester, this morning
was struck by the express train from Providence
and was probably fatally injured. He was thrown
so nigh 10 the air that he struck the top OF tele-
graph pole lie is the sixth person who has been
fatally injured at this same crossing within lew
years,
The New York herald., 1874-03-14
T0HBs POLICE COURT.


BtIUTe Justce BiXby.
Yesterday afternoon Henry Newmire, OF No. 27,
and FRANK German, OF No. 20 Leonard street, quar-
relied in the basement OF the formers residence
over the performance OF some work. From nigh
words they came to blows and as German is q
much smaller man than Newmire he was
woTstea III The light Finding tnat NewmiTc was
The New York herald., 1874-03-14
Giving Incorrect Certificates OF Death

DR.. Hyslop. OF East Forty-siXth street, was yes
terday called before Coroner Croker to explain
why he had given a certificate in the case OF Ellen
OGorman, a woman sxty-two years OF age, whose
death at No. 332 East Twenty-eiahth street was
celerated by injuries received by falling down
stairs. DR.. Nash, who had been in attendance
upon deceased, refused certificate for the reason
that it was matter for the Coroner to investi-
gate. DR.. Hysop seemed not TO be conversanr
with the law touching the granting OF certificates,
and said he had no intention Of dong wrong. He
was advised to be more careful in luture.
The New York herald., 1874-03-14
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


HILI-BEACH.-On Thursday, March 12, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. DR..
Deems, J. PLACE HILL to ADELINE, daughter Of
Edmund Beach, ESQ.,, all o. this city. No cards.
SCHARPs-TURNER.-OnW Wednesday. February 25,
Huebscb, VICTOR SCHARPs OF Newburg, to ANNIE,
daughter of the late jacob Turner OF this city.
STONE-WINTERMUTE.-On Thursday evening,
Marcn IL at the residence Of n. W. Kell, by Rev.
N. p. Davis, w. T. STONE, OF ST. Joseph No., to Miss
S. Z. WINTERMuTE, Of Brooklyn.
THoMPsoN-AREsoN.-In Brooklyn, on Thursday,
March H. at the residence Of the BRIDES ather No.
1921 RyersOn street, by the Rev. TheO. j. Holmes
Captain JASON d. THOMPSON to HATTIE L, daughter
OF Jonn 7. Areson, Esq, all OF Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1874-03-14
SUPREME CoUn1-cnAMBERs.
Decisions.

BY Judge Dononue.
=. Manhattan Savings Institution VS.. Dodge
Memorandum.
Dambmau vs. DISQUALIFICATION and memo
randum.
In the Matter, &C., Kennin.-Order granted
The New York herald., 1874-03-14
COURT OF cunMuH pLEAs-spEclal TERM,
Decision.

BY Judge Robinson.
Reynolds VS.. Brainard.-The equity Of the COM
plant is lully denied by defendant Motion Tor in
junction denied, with $40 costs.
The New York herald., 1874-03-14
MARINE C0uST-pAHT 2.
Judgments at Inquest.

BY Judge Shea.
Stark VS.. Wooli.-Jnogment for plaintiff for
$376 40, with allO vance.
Schneider vs. Kauiman.- Judgment for plaintiff,
with allowance.
Saunders vs. Cohn.-Judgment for plaintiff, with
allowance.
Dreyfuss VS.. Tiscn.-Judgment for plaintiff, with
allowance.
The New York herald., 1874-03-14

Congregation Kenneseth Israel VS.. Congregation
Kenneseth lsraei-Motion denied. Memorandum
Cameron vs. Hein.-Granted.
The New York herald., 1874-03-14
CURT Or COMK0N PLEAS-TRl.L TERH-pART

Verdict Against the City.
Before Judge Loew.
In the case Of Phineas H. Kingsland, who brought
suit against the City to recover for advances to
market sweepers as heretofore reported In the
HERALD, u verdict was yesterday rendered in MS
favor for s1l673 so, being the full amount claimed
The New York herald., 1874-03-14
SUPERIOR cuURT-spEClll TERM,
cOUlT OF COMMON PLEAs-ssGFRAL TERM.

BY Judge Van Worst.
NewbuIy vs. Schenck.-Orders settled and signed.
The New York herald., 1874-03-14
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,

The Ocean National Bank-The Case Of
Charles Callender - Empa nelling the
Jury.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-11

SoNE DEUHKxS PIUTEs on the street
last ever;nc., are in evidence that solhe-
holv Lereabout who sells liquor % L.
d;.Es needs catching and si2cl!2g.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-11

Episcopal CHURCH MATTERS. - The
carpet is down. It looks very well in
deel. It's an English tapestry carpet
with a prevailing drab tint and some
small green GASES sprinkled here ard
there all over it. The new pews are
putting in place. There will be So of
the same-three rows with is III each
TOW, and two wall pews or either side
the chancel-end Of the building. OF
these Sc pcws, 81 will be for rent. The
others are reserved for the orphans at
the State Home. On Monday next, at
o'clock p. NJ. there will be public rental
Of these 81 pews. First come, first
served; or, perhaps, the choice goes to
him who viii pay the biggest premium.
The Sunday school room viii be provi
del with chairs; but in the north end Of
the same a dozen Of the old pews will be
placed for stationary seats. On Sunday
lto-morrowl Bishop Whitaker viii
preach two sermon,-One i'll the fore
noon and one in the evening. On this
crening Sunday. all the pews will be
t.es to wnomsoever chooses TO occupy
The same. Under the leadership Of Mr.
Laughton double Guartette choir has
been organized: and We may expect some
excellent yoctliziug from them.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-11

TAILORING OF the artistic sort, and out
of such cloths and vestinss as only the
fastidious ard experienced buyer can
procure, is to be availed Of. upon refer
ence to Mr.. J. Marks, Merchant Tailor,
Nuller's Block. South Carson street.
This accomplished draper assures him
self and the public that he is prepared
to undersel anybody and everybody
with whom he may he brought in COM
petition; and as 10 the style OF his work,
he courts and defes comparison. At
teution is directed to Mr. Marks adver-
tisement in this issue of the APPEAL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-11
Christmas Novelties, Toys, Ssvclry,

AIR. Fred. Brcobs's noted store FOR imported
seGars, tobacco, books, stationery, Isusicai il
s;rumeuts, cheap jevoiry, toys, etc, at iAeiter
Block, E.Xt door - hat. Einclc.ls butcher
shop, Carson City. Agency for I'll ths tEhtCr-
ria papers. Cola Hi! News, ilc.tg.a.s ana -G-
ggztnts.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-11

LYMAN FRIsDIE tells US to stand cor
rected as to those X. of P. regalias-thas
thew are for Carson Lodge No. !, exc!u-
sivelv. He furthermore says that the
same Lodge will soon receive Their pa
rade uniforms. Then they GU be
sDlenQil.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-11

RELATIVE TO the drowning Of little
bov at the Merrinack Mill On Thursday
the Enterprise speaks Of the little ones
parents name as Johnson, and adds the
following particulars: at seems that
the mother of the little fellow was en-
gagged in cleansing house and was very
Iusv, therefore did not miss the child
for time, or ii she did, probably i'm
agined that he was safe with his grand
mother, who resides in a house about
sixty feet distant from that occupied by
the parents Of the child. Tbs body was
discovered in the edge of the river by
some one passing that way, who at once
took it out of the water. Every effort was
made for the resusciation of the little fell
low, but without avail. 1t is supposed
that the body was in the water nearly
half an hour before it was discovered.
The bank of the river where the body
was found was but two or three feet in
hight and it is supposed that in trying
to reach the water with his hands the
little fellow tumbled over into the
stream. Cur informant says he never
saw a handscmer child, he being large
and having a noble-looking head and
face. The father works in the Merlimac
mill
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-11

As NASTY 4 BREEZE as ever blew over
the sage brush and filled the air with the
less desirable atoms Of terrestrial matter,
drfted DER our dried streets yesterday
and drove great clouds Of dust into the
eyes and nose and mouth and ears Of
the foot-weary citizen, the toiling bull
whacker and the patient mule. Shall
We wait Tor the threatened storm of rain
to lay the dust, or order out the sprink-
Ter? That's the question.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-11

SEVERAL months since Mr.. James
Harvey Ct Montreal was on visit to his
cousins in Carson, Mrs. Rice and her
sister. Mrs. Yerington. Day before yes
terlay the sad intelligence reached them
of his death. He died at Montreal of
an attack of congestion of the lnngs-
something analogous to pneumonia, we
suppose. He was held in high esteem
in the community where he was best
known.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-11

The Episcopal Sunday-School will
meet in the new school-room tomorrow
at 121. o'clock. All the teachers and
scholars are requested to be present.
to the first Sunday evening of May.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-11

The GRAND AND TRIAL JURoRs for the
March term are hereby notified that they
can get their per diem by applying al the
Office of Mr.. S. d. King ST., County
Auditor
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-11

PERSONAL. John Hunt Of the
Comstockers was down this way with
his family yesterday. Hard to find a
sturdier citizen or better millman than
John. He's running the Franklin, now,
we believe.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-11

A FALSE ALAEI of fire was sounded
yesterday afternoon about a quarter to
FIVE O'Clock. We say, false alarm, for
the reason that we could trace it to 10
definite cause, although one story went
that some OF the wood piles east Of the
L. L. Freight House had been on FIRE.
The Mint bell sounded thu first alarm,
ana the steam and smoke from the re
fning chimneys nlade it look as if the
fire were thsrs. The engines and hose
carriages were out very prompt!y-the
steamer particularly 80.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-10
9atarrbsS sSbmptsme.

gnRspiuns hsr Ruitnsdnsr, GaIIsH bsr aHs.
fasibuaesH h, ben 1aIs, lupsIltn TsiaII&, paf.
iiFia, i&arf, OhsF bid unb jSbs, l&IfiHiie, stis-
NIP, bIaiia, faniis. pisnII& u. 4. %. Bel an
sHtn gaam, Srpdinbsii Oer sniIaHbsit aa.
gsH, DbrtnilinssH Saubbttt. G&RGruHs,
Gtinbs BON 0sl1pHrin, psrdnbais StImms,
tHr@ bic Raft rtbsu, piber!i&u aibsm, st-
f@pS&irr @trut uub Gsl&mad u. (. to.
Wur tlIi&t Der esuanuisn Spmpicms iommsu
In sinrm aranIbsIisfalf sIsi&isItis sut
BUR psiluHs nimm Or. pierce Golden
Medical Discovery (sOlhus msbifinIfGs GHi-
btduns) srnaIidb elm, um has Blui uHb beH
Oreanismus 10 SrbsHrn, bic immfT am eel-
ben f&nlt FHb, aud urn, bslonbns auf his sT-
lranlisH DTiiIfn upb BE tunntR Rsmbraae
bu GaIs uns hsr bamii In 1abIHhuHs isbsa.
ben psbIuHesn tu plTlsu. Sc nitbr ID ssu
bisfsr ssibabisn slrauIbsii libs. bsRs bsRimmtsE
CLAUDE ID, baB psnn mir BE gsbanbIuHs ssa.
ismmtH rfcIsrfi@ ,ar bsiluHs H,a@sn SuIlsr,
RIE esHRIiutISusIIt 8ibanbIuas aHnfHbsH milf.
fen, nm auf BEN @sss bee SIuifs 10 piritn.
is pls aud sias niltnaht uas bsilsHbs SrlIt&s
appIifaitSH. DR.. Cages Catarrh Remedy
(RaiaubHiiiiel). rtna wavni aHsfhsHhsl HHh
HiiiisIa Or. TissrtS aaItnbuu@t abpIitirt be.
pirfi psiIuHssH mao rationtIIsH uHb RilftH.
f@afIIi&H @Taabldbsn bss ssiaHbsH Rm-
l&sHsEaanbss. bur& feline IinbnHtsa, mIIbsn
Hub bsiIsubsH gissul&afisH, psI&sn BE straai.
bsIl alIm6lis ipsi&t psHH bu DEsanismas
bu@ Golden Medical Discovery (epIbne
mtsislHif&t Gnibsdana) In Ssaiammsns Orh.
Huas ssbra&t pOTbm 10. Dts % be siu,Ies
ssuIsmmm F&1t wiHul&aiiIias unb nfSIs.
isI@s @htube bsT GiupirIuns uub 1sIlHue.
RatarrbmitisI uue Duu&s fiHb bel Rtbisia.
bSHbIsra IN bT sunlsa DsIi ~ babeH. GTaes
Haa bsuisIbsn In bsuii&fn llml9ISssa mIi
ssHilGsH @sbEau&sanpslluuesH.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-10
Cine iuert9bolle msdieiaif9s VIC
.IEGHl banSlulg. llfl

SOlltiir's aaItnbu btr BtTtinisiR Staaitr
fiji 1875. btr jur uasntssltIi&tn 8srtbsiIHns
Ia ben 0GiIHistfn Siaaifu fOpObI Rif In alien
fisiIiFrim ednbsrn br piaIi&su B,It biliimmi
II. pirb an 1. SaHuar Ia tHslIf@sL tsutf9H.
fran,SFi&sE uOrpssii&n, f4pfeIl&r, bslan.
bif9n bSsmii&r unb ipauii&tr Spra9t btr.
ausssstbm ptrbsn. Was Di,i.nissn, iptI&s
bic paty @siunbbsitsItbTt Isnusn ~ IsEHsa
Rinf@sn, lcIIisu bfnlflbrn Itlsn uHb be In itm
fntbaIisRsu unI&6Bbarsn Raibl&lSs, pObI ~
psrisH nsbmsH. gubr elmer irfaI&m HssI.
dHii&tH abbanbluus abn be llEfa9m. be
gHbaiuns Hne bic ptiIuns bon RranIbtiisn,
snib6li CT clue sru6s Rsnss SsIsbmns fiiI ban
aauimann, hsR panbptIitr. ben 8tramann,
ben GarmsL len paanlr une lsIbR fir ben
Rttisinrt, foipis Sns&uuuesn fir bisftuistH
eGnesa- uub Brsittusrabs, pis ft fiir flHsH
suifH unb unifnTtnbsn WationaIiaIrnbtr paIIsa.
Das Wtlsn, bet @sbrau@ unb bic aubnsFbsni.
lid bsiIIamsn @IrIuussn bon SoRtiter's
Raasubttitrtm. R BEN bnupiid&il6fu
Sidrsunss. uHe SGfisSnbtTsrunssmiiIsI ssI
Sr5eHfa Sdlfis tT gbriasnbfli anb Ia ben
aaIsHhH OVats barstlbuu, trrfrlbs 10 abtTstss
nod NIT babfasn SHunratOnsn, Raibl&I6asu
fAr SauSbaIInnssu, bumOTIliil&sn GrlSbIuHesu
uRb anbntH 8spdbIim AItIitIn iur 9tIstmHs
uHb llnisrbaIiuns anSsfiaL Gf iuirb a& ba.
| kurdh unitr bfn ntli 1fdfun kieleA QabysA sx.
f9tiutHbsH 9ablba&En nIs siHts bsr Hibli&.
fen auslsI&usn, unb psr Gin GrsmpIar wtaf&i
tEaH&t 70 nar su SuIaustn. Die giSsHlba.
MFR, bic psrrsn Soasttn HHb Smlb In pitts.
tnrsb. Tny ptrbsn ssssn llsberlsueuns finsl
3pti.Gsais MasIt 9sbnmana, tsr In isiusI
Ra&barf&ait hlsisH ssaIsnsH ui&t bsismmsu
iann, sin GrmpIar ,af&idsu. Das 8itistt n
ID istr Staet urb Srifaaft iu bticmmsH mt
pirb In bG sau,,n tiUIIiiIrtsn @tIi Part &c.
Mau9l, XII.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-10
8aiammsnHnrs siHsr GIlsnbabu.
bride.

utuugs
am pOslrbisn Noatas NaAmitlaa
sfssa 3 lltr tsSssnslsh f6 btr HsreIl4
fabIsRht ycli;r une Ger Gitll@ fatreues
epdfpsplIlsr Mrfomo moo6tipntshg auf ben
GIltntatnttidt ittr tsn Gwaan. ptsr
RclnnbsGst, Z Mtiltn bon Baltimore,
ubsrtalt he's RsiaY 6aufs; bas @swiat
bstbsr 3het briidh bfretlfait auf bic In
scrjhsltatu, 5uRanbt biFnbliHs 8rads,
hab ft am, 8ssi9nunespunitt bstptr
Sage ,uiammenbra&. Bhee eofonelI-
ben pnGarisn nctlbsbalisn bic Bride ;
allsiH Die Osltartn unb @spadwaasu
lanEsn In bas bort ttpa 20 Bub titft
DnG,r; au& bic 5inhrttfiIt itueisr
psrfonsn. Doesons tauatsa in's Bal-
tr.
eIn wuGasisr. Rauisns Upton gcuna,
eanbptrtb aus Blad @od In DaIlmevf,
Co., mo, fam um's eibsn ltia 2flAs
nam pasp lon H,Iay 9oufs aslalta +; tta
anbsrfr VaGaeis5 Namtns George
Uiteatr, Elm @ypltr aus DcOobtF ~
~ Jabtt ali, trug lhltmms UsrltbHn'
cen bapon; bas rt6k BstH wurbt an'
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btm uatstf&tntrl erObs Glide 8si4'
ttstIt strIGtn !; auf @tiluns bee 8ata'
arjiss Or. Stowpfon fAaffie man lon
na& BEN SpitaIs bsr .0afttnstca uni'
psrFtdt;" CT Ipar 70 trfA6pft. bab sr ftts
asa Namsn niHt anssbtn tonats.
Dsr eofomutipfdbIfr purtp oem
GUdsyspilIsr unb S&afusr parris spm
ge.tsr 3rss famtn NIT unbibsuitnbta
BsrItbunein bauon.
Sobale I'm Calvert Sira6tn. 8akHs
tOis bic 9unee pOn BEN unfallt fiHss.
Iaufeu mar, sntfanbit man sinsn ans.
tsGsrunss' cbtr Gcssnanntsn @radSus
an DIT unt StsQe, um bic Bride ME.
ber 30 uparlrtn. Der 25 Ninuisn
mad 8 lltr BON Baltimore aorhparts
abjuesbsRbe Abtnb,us murbt jur iibs
lt4tn Belt absstnG,n une fttnt Gra&t
unb TaRaetsre fAtr httr bic pf,ue
4ridtnatlle transpprtirt 70 bab In
4abnsfrisbre ttint lintsrbu&uuS tnt-
fanb. BALI. Corr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-12-10

m'ErE en-, Gpatb, Dar&fGHsEuH-
cen u. I. b. an Ebisrtn IN sIufHi Sabrf ssr-
Ittitl ale aIls anh1sn SeTsGbIidsH 6hlHiitifi
lsli Grftafnns hn BsIt. Das Rstspt bee
elaimfHt aus beusnlIit bsafTIeHeRnibfr Del.
lungeH bfsItiien ifes BIai4e Hab mehsn 90
StttfniaHn fret reTiaHti. Dits 10 ItiH puiH,
bug. 90 eibt reinsu @HmtrL bsn 81 aai4i
llabeEt, gsine @tftwulh rber edbmune, psI4e
es nidt beiIi. seeins UdmiIir uab Iela 3ltt-
eiaeHibHasT fam I'D pbHe Gentaar elHiment
bsbeIfra. Die 0laI@e NIT ipeibsn limf4Iag
fab flu ben Bamilirn efbrauH; Die NIT geIbem
iir Gttns, Trhe 50 Gents; 5sobf Glaf4eH
St.O0. q. B. 0tofe 8 Co.,
Rec. 80 HTuahRaE
apta 8, is74-ia, Wtw.sstI.
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Camme eimpei. = Sa Sars paHis.
JHeiaua, asTisibsn ,psi @6Hnfr psssH siHsm
SepiiH sas Is@s EtaIer i0ast IN cine iiiaas.
Dts asasH sss yrslsTss bsIanfsn l& issi aai
$3.50! aUrs pauis 70 sin satH gIab fir
uhsegalsH,
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WlehI. linb Grud,tsWlarFt.
pbiIabtIpbia. Du,mb,r 10. is,

TbiiabtIpbia. a. Datmbir 10. 1874.
Rtbl Hub @strsibs. Suprfstn.
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ga14sssraHs' s6.7S BIO $3.50 SDsommfEL
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$f.22-Si.25 inb iutIbn $3.50 biz $i.a7
Resasa 98 60. @sIialOTn 90 BE 81 Gis,
uue paftr 60bis 65 Gfnie,
PEA aab StTpt. Hlmuikv Dea Sf.O5
sis $t.2O5 Strsb $i,O0 bic 500 pc 100
gfaHt. s1f tgsef
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Rfuisfeitsbrnden aus 3anIaEer
GnAuth.

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IsBis Dr&t ,tpti S&psInt, psssn bas tIns
396, unb has aubus sos, Iulammfn 90i
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Issis @Oes be eStns nm ,,bit pre- Gent tsruu.
isrsiffbi. Die arbsiifr ipsIsTtsH ii& aufanss.
be ernisbrIsuHs iu afrsplIrsn. ga&bsm IL.
bC& bic GIssuipJim1 bH RabIsH iuus Nh.
ipra&sH an lIs s'baIisH, HnN ibnsH bic GaaI
nStsr niIari batter. iisisu Ft I'D BEN aa.
srbisisH. Die @HbIsn ssShH Zen san,H
DiHiT In BttTisb ftIn.
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aaS cine fA6ne @essnb. = sH
pliiseHrs isEfH isbi msbrsrt @aaaaraesH
rifiriH, IN tfHsH man an tiaissu SisIIsH if-
gar mii esisH brumiabrsn iaan! MaH RilI
bic StFabsH-G -GsmmifIiOuns taisita Ia eSles
anlfriaaAtn Iai7sn.
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Die .BummIerSs s0erberAe, Tfip.
bas ''LOck-up" unirr ttai gsHtiRaHis iIf ifbi
iar Wufnabms ssn EruHfsntsIef Has eamH-
IH ia gnsIii$afi ssifsL unh SssH Q. 1ltIis
ssn ben County GsntmifHsHHs as 1SH.
ktrasualsr1 anAtltll heThtn.
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Salt eim! - pa Rsvssa sts aslt nit
giaHu unb WfaHs untussbn fsH. (1Gs siHies
ganis, abtnisurE hruHisH In Siaai MaiHt
btbaubitn.1 70 70 ~ ruiblam. IsIht gbriifias'
@sI8mIs lu iaHfsu. hsnH sa bdEs IA aass
faif4. .-Bir saIisu bsH aitsHi. bios EHi ~
istm, sis's RsrssH sstH wlEs. I'd. krTts
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Gin sreIfts Ghtpaar. : iiHfa sbr'
pirbIsr aIifT @ItkarssL 81. GtarIss 8.
Rana unb stGsH @aitiH ftiuttH Itsiru
RiiipO4 itu ssIssns ps4lsit sa 20 an isHim
Tags sraht so 9abrr ;partu. ffiiesni ils stiraui
Surssus-- -ROst bas ~adai GsspaaE HsS IaH-
az Ifhfn. N Lll..
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Gin 9ftefenFdfe.--Dls siSlffahlfanleu

Gin Sftefenfdfe.--D De sizifiatsIlanisH
In ssr @sRnn asirss ben Ctls saIlsa siasH
Sisf,nidi. na& philadelphia lur tHHtziistri.
ssu iluatbaneisiiIisfti'r f&idsH. 6afeIst
Isa ID GOunsn C2S,0OO plumb wisssa, f3
BUG brett uHb II gub bod f,in. Dit Uatrlfsn
wtrssn ben nSibIssn Auari IItffrH. Tin I'm
Rai 1876 ben Safe In 2 Iasfn rnaasn ~
fSansn. Das @tidb ~ sisfsm 3psds RHb
aus @abdItn bsafbsn. DIR aafe fuu anf tl-
mem sis:nS fur bisfsH 3ptd sstanifa aarrfn
bon Srpsll eIrtii nu& bsm WusasaaHssssb6H.
be ID philadelphia Ssriausi tpsrtsn. slaatsm
ssrfsIts bert s,uHsiam tfpuHtat wsrtm N,
lsa Der IIsfs ia Glide ,ul&niitsn uns aHitr
bic 8sprSieHianitn tsr srf&isbtnen @sIiss.
etnbtn btribtIIt psrsta.
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{ Jnfmer nod am aIten GIae! =
pr. 3. 9. Wltttins. Q. btE wcbIbsalauis ifauf-
maHns. .SaasIeu uHb ssIsIhssb6aklsE u .ssar
immtf aS@ an alien pIas, Ode tH DrititE
unt GstRT Slrabs eartIsbars iu aabtH
ahtr CT bat hisltr 1ass pIfhsr slHfH uHssbta.
rsn gsndib pta4isaHr adasF, eufimas,
Ssitsu,nss, Bulnilains- Gssss, 'ss IT. sTbal-
usu, bic niretntspO fenR Rssr an pra9l,
stusRasL 0uaIItat uS& DsRIfsiItsit ttG-
iEshsa nsrAsn ESnnsn. 1sErfH aab stHabtH,
psIas sinsa atiitn, babl&sH uHb biaisfH aH.
aug IN babtn pani&m, rtrssn tpstI ipun. BET
pru. Wttrins sSEiabnGsH. 9sbtiR bic Bet
~ EaHfsu. la bic @aarsH sani ssH HHb ssH
bu f4BuRfH GaceH fHs.--RaH ssSssas aiat
RtbriHss RItibr. gmpsEIHm beam has 70 bfT
wIab, I'M IaSHs HHt bIIIlss 3IsiesF ~ EaHf#.
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SANG. &msriFanifdhe IHterbal'
tuua.-3psi iunasR RsRelts. .RaHsas eFaslsy
uab gtanis SOa bier, baiita aai 5amsias a.
HsH lsssHannlsn Prize Fight In sbasH Cats
sa 5iast BEN stpa $50 lstIbdHIss BIni'
bunhs (aubas iSansH siE BE 6ufeaHg Hidi
usHusn.) nit ,uiatfa! pfHi. S&aHht fiji
tiAt &riaa& lsinbsntnhs GfmtHf&afL
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andb Die Guaeub INNS fdIelssu.

antb bic Jmsemb mHs fdielssH.
DIT Iisbs 6amIIIs IN rss aiisu 8rfnHsfs,
Pm. .. Ban Burn suH Tilisburs 10 ssr Il.
aism Hasfn i&HH btimsfia9t pabm, iHttai
slH slsIsuIsssasHtr Gsbn-9eb II Martin
vaH DHrsH I'm bIfbsHstH glifs zen IL
Sabrsn, 8 RsHaifn uHt % IasfH seH Ietl
satIHsraHi bHrtt. Cir bic listsH Gliua n
biib sin brbr G9las. ta br gnlieTbsHt fiIi
irsu,t Ssbn uHb bisbgu iunsfr WaHH iues.
WSss sr ianft TutsH.-Dm iEaHnHtfH Gira
fuitifisH mfr mfr innisffs SfIIsie.
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0trtbeilnne ber Se6fteu I'sare.
-DI, Gsart ssn DaupbIH gsaHiv bal bic
9sIrsn GtarIfs Z. @fsEst Or. gerifr uni
Gel. m'GatIaut ale slns euHnitisss rnaaHf,
I'm bic GsaRs @arb ssa 3arFIsbaEs IN irfI
@dbL DillTiIlsn ~ tteiItn.
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atteutat auf einen @idats I.
aIs IN sraanstnsr @e@f DIR %. O. @ass,
RnsrbT hss Rayer Wsri4is In GesantsH.
I'D aHf sm Rasbauispss bsIaHs. i4II4 Fa
liHinrHds siH sssTI, Ramsus as'djnIrs an I'm
tsraH. unb saftbs ibm usbras elsts aHf Die
e@Idfs, 70 bae q HsiaubuHsslss HistftisI.
@ars srbsIIis I'd issp9 BALE hissir. ~
aJutEe m In DAN. 'iA-