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ssntlI&l In tin @sfprda ptrttsit.
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| 8lttbuns ben nsbsn itn tnsstsnbsu
Bauer.
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filbs.
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um nSttIs.u GaIItS msIn gIitt bslpst
fen 10 f6nuen !"
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| ttt BATE, ptrIIsb bisrauf arttur-btnl
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gilf Su aBt baR eu stbsiIst
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Rat 9ubisnR Ter etuts Bunf
Wiasn iint br oft britirtsn,
9hfru np2, Eie bu bffltltl -
Wuu' sOb hiaL sitb tit sufrifbtn:
,.llnsant iif tr epbn ber Wrlt"
Sall ais 4tbrEr unitrrialtt
Stlnefr, tu ftbpstr @rt
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l!uo Grmabnuns ni6t gtfparl -
Wdbnif tu brnm, bir iti triRitSin
SObn In tsinrm @irfIussfsIe,
3, tu tuf: sisb tib ;uftistsn:
,.llntanf iit tu grbn ter @sIi !"
SsI bsBTsssn ni&i psrlrriIsn,
llebe rtNli& bsius Yft6t
Birfe rafilOs bio stf&IOGsH
NiiS ttin au8 I'm Ipss trI&i!
@snn prm 9rrbnrtnam etbruten
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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-02-12
Gin fiilnrr StreiGl.

aritur stns am absnb t;s naGRsn
SOuntaSss, bsm ptrdtrtrsttn 3.ilpunft,
l&un tIntas Mtnuitn por rem collage
ttr sstutsn Stunre pon fsr ct. Rar-
tsnFtrte auf Dem init @tfrdu6tn, Srs'
qusts, 8aisnplGbtn uno Statutn Ssr-
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3uSUr sins t;itsu @sitlftaft In bsm
@arteuIOtaI fsinss @aRteisS psrIaGtn,
ftr sr f@ anssftloTtn bate um TN
Sale, baB elm gsrSadt ttl btm sBasts
liid, nit osm Der Bauer als lltmtpfsn
btiraut tporpsn mar lb auf ion bur4
gInirsttn bslonbtrsr tlmRanbt ltnftn
f6nnts. fsin glibI wdtrsuO bsr Sbat tss
psii.n ,u tonntn.
IS l&lus itta.
Ntt isttm GIOdtnI6laBs Rsiasrts fl4
lsins aafrssuns unb wuhs BON Ssfun'
bs 3u Sttunet, il mfbr fh bsr 8rCbsa
Gontatus, bsm bs,si&nstsu Srsfan8s-
punfts. nabsrts.
Sect trat sr auf BEN irslsu Ylab. In tsIs
fen Ilitit bic 8pntatut aud patrsnb Der
NaGtjstt ttrsn Stratl In Die S6bs ttt.b,
unb tlidit fOrfhsne mad uutn Ssitsn,
um ben srpartstsn 8otsn 40 srtlideu.
Gin am SImnsl atbtnoss @tplttsr nit
lsinsn fnfsrtn Oclfsn psrbinbtrtt itn,
ben plot pollaanOts iibsrblidtn 10 TOM
ntu. DIE tnutrs unrubt trtsb ibn 10
sInem 0anss um bas Nonpsa bsr Ron
taint, unb ais &c t& sbsu pitetr BEN
plaBs ndbsrls, aul bsm ar fasjs 3dl
tupOr 8sifan6sa bate, trat aus sinsm
@stlsnwsss cline @sfnIt bsrpOr, fdrttI
taaIs auf grttur Bu unb ittrrstGts BIT.
fem elm Yafst nit ben 0orttn;
Des t1 aass gang gut absslaafsn.
S.rr e. Sd fanu MILO feline Mlnute
LANCER bier auftalttn,..bas 8trlprSGsns
fGnutn Gle mir elm antsrss Wal gs'
btn,.. Gle tplltn ia msins Dobnuns,
mstn 9errl"
Ebs @rttur elm Dort betpor,ubrin-
gen purmOGte, mar Der Nann wisbsr
In bsm Ssitsnptss psrl&wuubsn. Gt.
men aussnbltd bIi.b sr unfatdfas ltt'
ben, bann absr elite tr mad ittnsm
@afbcfs une In fstn 3tmmtr. 5ltv
ansseCmmsn, tanestt sr lOfOrt alGt an,
psrrtsstIte aus 8Oriorss bic Star unit
Itbte fI.a bann an ben Sslrstdr, um tae
@afst ju Rfasn, bsHsn Sntalt pon 70
bsesutunsspOasr DiatistIt fur tbN
mar. @it SittsTnbsa 5dnesn i6fs Ell
bic bas palst SufammtntalisnOsn Ga
BEN; mlt asisernbsr lnrubt brsitstt CT
bas bunii.tesns Saf&tntu3 austinan'
Der unb tstraAtste NIT funftlncsm
8Itds bic @tssnfanbs, wstas bas SuG
,ntbislt unb nun ausetbrsiist pcv ibm
laesn. Das mar bic solOtns utr mil
bsr fawsrsn, mafFssn Sstls unb Gem
@ttdnss an berislbsn, iprmit btr Ban
outer gsltsru In itinsm Compton In gs.
ssnwart ariburs ssfpislt tatts.,.saS pa'
un bic 8lnss bss @annss, BON btnsu
rsr cine nsut Srilantrins itbtnfalIS aum
gtrlptunssrsifsn bsaimmt 8ewtitn
war...unb baS 7 bas par Die 8ritita.
| fds, pslas jeetnfaus bic ssphnf&tsu
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tsr 5a16s- -ttn pddtttn tltinsr Sufam.
msnssIsstsr, bIausr soapIsrs t,l t.raas
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ttstnsn Yauis, npsIGt mir ben 3auber'
| laIiItt In bic 5aub gtbtn, init h.lTsH
5ilfs Id Gin uai&ulsisss Spfsr ssH
2lausH tinss msnf&It&su RaukibitTst
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-02-12
Seeinemn9en Der In3eteen
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Anjftget pfrefn fttt9frudi ME fpl9t:
0tf6dfts. btim 9abr, ub,r
fir tinsn She'll tra 9abrss:
3Dlcrais. 6 MUnait. f2 Rcnais.
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Drd 3Oa 1000 1900 $500
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aenttum. unS aaaemsint Mnitiatn 10
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Gents bic Belle fIlr jsNe naRbniss Gin.
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patsuttrts Wsbij liz, 9itrs. unb alIs
anhers NnsstBen bel Der ganssn, bnlbfn, britt
tel Uesr ptsrtrl Spalts psresn nit folgt be
Iehuet psrbsu:
Cine aauis Spalts iabrlib....$f5000
VINE balbe SpalIe - .".." o0.OO
Cine briltsl Spalis =. ...... 60.O0
Cine ptsrtsl Spalte - ....... 1000
9srt4ts" Guistasn ptrttn mic fplet
bnehnst:
Grseutsr5.., Npminilratcrs, unb
Nlf9nte g. 'Inlstgsn"."""...."..$2.50
NubticrS.Nnjttgfn................,.. 200
VILE Wnlsissn. 10 3rilsn nidbt iibsr.
llftgsne. OsH wsntgsL fir brti
etnruduH1sn."."..... t.5O
Spe5tal.anBetgeu uup ale An,sigen
Dor ten Seiraibs.M .Mniriasu pbtr
wlGritsu Is Gtnts bic 3eils fir bic
frfe GlnrIldung unb Cents bic
Belle fir irpe uaGttrias.
SfiTatbs', Z ubessAn5etgsn,
Dant Abiiattuna u.i.tp,...........50 Gls.
10 aae 9risfe, Wittbtiuussn 'r. maTsn
pis fC8t abrsllirt ipsrbsn:
J. George Ripper,
p. o. Box 10
HARRISBURG, PA.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-02-12
The largest Circulation.

The Circulation of the 'PENNsYLvANI-
scHESTAATs-zEITUNG" in Dauphin County
ID larger than that Of any other paper
published.in Harrisburg, English as we'll as
German. 1t is therefore tie best advertis-
ing medidum in this part of the State.
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C. j. KiCbarO C BO0s,

C. j. Ei60rn & BOaS,
80. 81 grpabpap, Rsp,gOrf.
9Eir bri6aftisrn uns felt BEN Sabre 1917 nil
tem YGiauf Spn Wfh1fln auf europa unh
nit Mussabluugsn BON Gjflbern In isbtm
Srle Deuiitlanbs, bic ssn Gmpfdnssrn frsI
in'S Saus aebraat psrSsn;
ffrnfr alS aletnias
GcneraI:PaiIage:Ngentn Der 5am=
burger Sampfi6ifie
nit bem
@erfauf bon S&ifsfhsinrn sur Jttife mad
unb bon europa, fir bic 3ampfItiffs ttr
Samburs. .Amtrifanif&sn Yadstfabrislstitr.
@eiellGnft;
nit ber
glusfs(una bon ShifslGtinsn jur 8siil
uah Nfp gcrf, fir bic ppn 8rfmfn birtf
(nitt iiber GnaIanb) rah NspsYcrI uuh
Baltimore fabrrnSsn bsutlasn St8slluiHs
NIT Der
8riOluns eineebsnbfr Maaren, Wsine ,e.
ilbsrbaurt nit alien I'M 3clbauis Sn rsrrtf.
tenbsn @tf9Gfttn,
unb NIT btr
9sfbrbrung bon 0iittrn itbn 2Irt, mad
uub Spn gurrpa, cher In bas Snntrf Amsrl'
fa's.
g, 9. 8tdarb & Bpas,
Nc. 61 Srpabpap,
ubsr an;
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30. 112 Mary slGsy,
SarrtsburG pa.
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Nb. Is. Nannin9er,
glc. Ill Nprb Yrtnes Strabt,
Qanea ftr pa.
Ntw>yOri. 4 Tps. 2. 1871 Mai l, 1873.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-02-12
SabrgaHg 8.
Die
geaRiglbaaiIde Staats,eitaaB,
Hsvaua,saskeu nor
Ssrausasgtbtn Spii

J. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
nf@tint isbtH Donnsrfas. uns ioiitt 30. 90
per Satr, sabIbar iuntrbaIt tss Sabrts, nnb
S2.5O mad gHaub bss Sabrsanss.
GinjsIas GrsmpIarrn,5 5 gentS per StHd.
ssins SubTuiptiOnsn Rsrbsn fir psniser
aIs feds W0nattn anesnommsn; au& iann
NlsHanb bas 9Iatt atbeislfn, bis ale Rad.
aSnbe btjablt liaS.
- lint bic AbrsIe tiusr !3tituus Ju pfr.
GHhfrH, mus maa bic aIis lOpobl ais AUD
bisnsut aprsfTs mltibsiIiH.
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Oie ar6ate Werbreituna. .

Die Circulation btr .pennfpisauif@e
Staatss 3sttun8" IN Daupbin County
10 srBBsr ais bfe irssnb elmer aubsrsn IN Sar-
tisburs sfbruftrn btutlGtn ober enelilbsn 3ti-
tuns. Si. bistst bssbalb bic bette 8tlsetnbeit
anIefasH In bieffm Ibrle tss Staatss cine
weits Yfrbrsiiung III perihnfFfn.
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Carlisle. -pbilipp Qt6mann.
Gbambsrsburs. -Gsprg 9tstGG.
Goal Bailey unS itmsssruS.- S@HB.
Danpias.-WiGael Hpfeulietn.
Draspsbars unS Goal Bailey 81. Q &ib.
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Gtna. -eorens 8uuf@rl.
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(S. W. @sfbaffer,
a,nt,asr &ntbpnp SSfe,
N"""i"' Carl Rraus,
l@tUr8 DaIt,
'qsmr,.,.sIas @sGre 8tIIfad.
Sod Sapfn. - Conrad Sberbrtm.
eyfenstutpn. - 0eprg Wsber.
Narittta. -Griebrf6 5aas.
MianspilIs. - s. 8. 8ees.
Mipblslcpn. - Gbriit Bauer.
MouatSiae. - 9errg Wstlenbad.
Wount OltSer.-@ep. @GIbba6.
WfSfsPprt q Drapcstura. - W lbelm
Sartmann.
gtatrpna. - @eprg 9GgeIe.
ssp Brighton. - eeDnt. {. Rtpper.
(Gbas. 9bb, @su.. .stasut, giro,
aitsburo 204 genniplSania Issnus.
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feb StraBs, nabe btr S5infts.
pbtlasflpbta (SouibBarD. SOB. 9 DAN.
bader. 1909 ROrb giTtr Ctr,
Grtebr. RIetn. tr.
;. 8. Wtrtb, 3040 Warft SraBe.
9pbn 9rHf. 6i7 9ab Driits CTR
Sen. 81 b. 8. . aIIieL u. 8. Gds
4. & 6airmuunt ap.
Col; gtrtff. alsina s37 Glib 2.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-05

encouraging the growth and preventing the
destruction OF trees. The Reciprocity Treaty
will contribute more to this end than all pos
sible laws 1t viii diminish the temptation to
the short-sighted, ill-judged action of owners
in cutting down trees at rate with which
new growths cannot keep pace.
The Canadian proposition for reciprocity in
the coasting trade has been wisely rejected, at
least for the present Unless we are ready to
give up our domestic shipping as we have lost
our foreign we cannot permit Canadian YES
sells to ply between our ports. They are built
at SO much less expense than ours that their
competition would drive our ships out of our
own coasting trade, and we should be COM
pletely prostrated as maritime Power, even
in our own waters Surely this is no time to
surrender that monopoly Of the coasting
trade which has been maintained without any
relaxation ever since the organization of the
government. After having descended from
our former high rank in international COM
merce it is doubly necessary to preserve the
nursery for seamen and shipbuilders afforded
by the coasting trade, into which we have
never permitted the intrusion of foreigners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-05

The BOARD OF AppoRTIoNMENT met vester-
day, and, on motion of Mr.. Wheeler, resolved
to print the revised estimates of the several
departments of the city government before
acting finally on the subject The motion
was carried by the votes Of Mr.. Vance and
Mr.. Wheeler, Comptroller Green voting
against it. It is desirable that the new esti-
mates should be published before the final
amount of taxation is settled. The people
desire to be assured that every possible reduc-
ton has been made and that the promise of
large saving of expense on the enactment of
the city and county consolidation act is faith
fully carried out. The appropriation made in
the last estimate to the Finance Department
is one-third larger than any amount expended
during single year under the old Tammany
rule. It should now be greatly reduced. The
people also desire to ascertain the detailed ex-
penditures of those departments which have
hitherto been close corporations. Every I'M
necessary expenditure ought to be avoided
this year, so that we may have the more
money for the prosecution of necessary works
Of public improvement, and the best way to
secure q wise economy is to make public the
revised estimates, as Messrs. Vance and
Wheeler propose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-05

SENATOR CARPENTER AND THE RAILRoADA-
Senator Carpenter has taken sides with the
people of Wisconsin in favor of what is known
as the Potter Railroad bill Strangely enough
this is made an argument against his ae-elec-
ton to the United States Senate, not because
he is on the wrong side but upon the assump-
ton that he would have been on the wrong
side if he had believed the wrong side would
win. We should prefer to consider his re-
election to the Senate upon higher grounds
than this-the grounds of fitness II is SO
easy to impute bad motives that such imputa-
tons have become the bane of American poll
tics But it is clearly unfair to associate two
distinct objects and treat them as one. Sena-
tor Carpenters reelection is a question to be
determined on its merits, and the railroad
question is quite different matter, to be
settled in the interests Of the people. BY
dragging purely personal or political con-
siderations into the controversy the monop-
olies are strengthened, while no good result
is gained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-05

The CoopEns' STRIKE in Brooklyn has been
the incidental cause of the shooting and prob
able death of a society man, named Cunning
ham, the shot being fred by Peter Smith, a
non-society man. Smith was prosecuted and
very badly used by Cunningham and other
persons previous to the shooting Whether
this extreme course was in self-defence will be
a question for q jury to determine /; but even
though such was not the case the actions of
the strikers cannot fail to bring their society
into great disrepute.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-05

few days since q committee of Southern
citizens, anxious to raise fund to relieve
the sufferers on the Lower Mississippi,
addressed letter to Mr.. Edwin Booth,
the tragedian, asking him to act for
the benefit of the fund Mr.. Booth answered
that he could not do SO. He was bankrupt,
and he owed every hour of his time to the
retrieyal of his fortunes. This reply seems to
have excited angry comment in many
journals. The Richmond Enquirer for in
stance, ''cannot see how man, who owes SO
much to the public, can thus coldly turn his
back upon the demands of charity, no matter
how needy he may be himself "It is evil
dent" continues the editor, s'that Booth has
not done himself any good by pursuing this
course, for the world will hereafter remember
that this great tragedian had not soul enough
to devote one nights services to suffering
humanity when the whole country was giving
forth responsive echoes to the wants of the
West"
We think Mr.. Booth made proper and
manly response. It was one of those cases in
which it required more real courage to decline
than to accept. But the attitude he assumed
is proper one There has been recently too
much tendency towards genteel matchmaking
Of actors and singers and artists in the name
of charity. Mr.. Booth, let us suppose, can
earn thousand dollars in one evening by
playing 'Hamlet." This he does for
charity" A citizen pays one dollar for
seat, enjoys the play, and feels that he has also
done his share towards the "charity" Now,
we suppose this citizen to be banker or
merchant What would be his response if he
were asked to give one days time and his pro-
fits from business for o ''charity?|s He would
say, '.My business is business and charity is
charity; l do business in my own way and
give aims as please" This would, no doubt,
be the response of the editor of the Richmond
Enquirer if he were requested to give one days
issue OF his paper to a charity Mr.. Booth
is in the same position. His capital is his
genius, and his time is given to the employ
ment Of his genius. Were he as rich as Gar
rick, and not, as we are sincerely sorry to
know, unfortunate in his business affairs, this
would still be his honest position.
Miss Cushman protested against this genteel
blackmailing in straightforward letter. Mr..
Booth has done well to do the same thing. 1t
is not fair to taunt either of these artists with
sowing SO much to the public" and forgetting
the debt They owe the public nothing, but,
on the contrary, the public owe them, as it
does all artists of the same rank, abundant
gratitude for the rch OVERLOOKING endow-
ments of their genius.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-05

And FOR THE SUFFERERS in Louisiana must
continue to flow into that State or there will
be famine as well as misery and wretched-
ness As bearing upon this question we print
the substance of an interview with DR..
Thomas Cottman, who has just returned from
tho inundated districts. Dr. Cottman declares
that be does not know which is worst-the
overflow of the Mississippi or the misrule Of
,ae politicians. Unless Congress brings order
at Of chaos the anarchy will continue, but a
,.cnerous people can do much to relieve the
suiferings of these poor wretches. We have
J peatedly referred to the necessity OF imme
,llate relief and again urge the duty upon The
people o. New York,