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GdWsi;.

SQ}Uci;.
Scrn, %. Sept.-9ie amerlfaniife Sc
legation Sn Dem internatlonalen Yoit Son
9rtiIe 1T clngetroiTeu. IL
Gnslamo.
Eon on, y. Sept. - Ginc 0epeihc ali
DC rBolt" pou Copenhagen itelt entid)leocr
III Nbreoe, baB Odnen aus SbleSmig Ool-
| ltetn pcrtr!ebcn lporoen Ieien.
Gonoou, %. Sept.- Die Sabrifarbeiter
5u SoltoH haben Die 9trbeit m;e0er aufaenonr=
men, I'M Oa8 9tclultat beS Sd)ieos9erid)tcs,
peldcS anl 81. Sttober Suiaulmentretelt
| mtrD, uno ocul, mic mir bereit5 friibtr qez
melbet baben, Die $riifnng ser ii6 erbobcneu
Sdlrperl9tetten BON beinen tSoftoren iiber=
traacn porotn lit, abSuuartcn.
InT ctHer Serianlmluug oe5 coopcrotueu
SrcttorlunlS Su 0tandleitcr luurDc bcid,lol=
len, oil gSeubell Ybilllpp5 ciu Sdretbeu III
lldten, I'm lbn Su bitten, Dem iibrlid)eH
conpcratlucu Gougrciic ii %oHooa bci,muob-
l,cN.
vonoon, %. Sept. - Die ,Ntart Zane
GrprcB" ia9t, oaB 0a8 idGue, lommeralsid,e
Aetter Der pcrguu9cnen 9&otDe iebr qinltia
mir Die aOrtoifsin ge,ueltu Jet, pogegeu piiroe
6egeH 1lir anOcre Snolleugcmdhie portbeil.
batter letn. Su 0iniid)t oc5 gSai;enS iaQt
Die oGrpreB," OaB Die I0erbitiaaten eincn ie6r
gitnlti9en2lnfang genOmmeu bdttcu. Ilugarn,
mctlt oas Slatt, babe nielr ais cine Ohlllon
Otalter iber icinCn S,oarf cricuQt. Oic
Pre1le III 9cuti6lono, 9tuBlauO unc 6raa..
reid iclen bcoeutcnO gefaucn.
Eonoon, -. Sept. -0ic NQnoel5fom-
mer bon JieTp &altle bat Stidliiiit 9efaBt, i'll
meld)en ile ocH c0naOiihtu N:clprocItdtS, |
Sertrag, ais Der cnglil0cH SuOuInie id,do. |
lld, perlGrtBeilt.
Spanicn.
W AZ rio, %. Sept. - @,nCral Qo,erua
pat PampcIOHa nit frlid)ea SOrdtbcu Der.
lot9t.
s'aBtano.
81. Pcter8 burg, y. Septbr. - s9ie
tnlp1d)e 9fegierung bat III Nnbctradjt Der
IroBartlgen 2lusmauocrnua Der Meuuouiteu
oe,hlonen, bte 2lnbdngtr oieicr Sefte pom
1ttlpen Ntllttdroienltc 3u cntbtuocu, uuo tic
lnr 5llm Oiene in Den Doipit1leru ,u psr-
oenoen. Die Dtennoniteu 9emeinoeu Ge5
lSolga 0jitrtftss mtrpen porausiiftlit, inter
'teleH SeolH9ull9en itd) entldjileBen, bier IL
'leibeu.
9ampfer=Scridlte.
y n Stom mn, y. Scptbr. Ser
0ampftr ~9ttp Of BariS" lit bier ciugelau
cn.
1onbon, %. Sept6r. - Ser 0ampfer
6rance" lit bon 9tew Dorf bier eiu9elau- !
Soutb ampton, p. sept. = Der 0ampier
gtetar," pom sterO-yJrt nab s3tcnen Oeitimnt, cat
D.arft uns @or5e.
Hono on, p. Septb~. : GonlolS 92g-
2! tItr @elO mo 923-5 fir Sref. - Grie
a.; RrioritQteu 53h. = 2(mcrif. l0l4Oer
5onbS 1919.
Htoerp 0 Of, 21. Sept. 8aumnoQe: 8. .
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Gnt.uei1,tme oes Gamfraubers
ySfn Sronf

S ilmingtOn, Dd., %. Sept. - Sia
tSranf, elmer rer Sanfoiebe, cntflob beute
Morsen aus Dem gefdngniiie bon 9tew=
Cattle. lpdbreno Der gtaatlpd1ter Iid I'M
sSadtlofale beiano. 2lls 0etterer auf ben
Corridor 5ur.idtebrte, iab er 6ranf ourh bic
Sbllr bred)en, Gin lbnl Had)geiauotsr S6uB
Derfehlte Ieiu 2iel.
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@erbaftmne etnes Sanfz@tee=Yra

Nem~Dorf, %. Scpt. = 9amuel q.
Briggs bon Chicago, beifuloigt, 100000
ans Der Sanf, Oeren Sice- Yrat0entuno Sal
iirer er mar, unteridla9eu 81 baben, lit bier
perbaftet worpen nno miro nad Chicago gu
ritdtrauSportirt meroeu.
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Die vYaetfc Ypito ant pfer s ons=
OQQttie."

See n.Dorf, %. Sept. - Ser Status
Der rYactfic Yoitbampfer @ompa9nie" bon
beute uellt eine Serminoernn9 oer@tnnabmen
pom !. Sanuar bis %. September B. S. aez
gen Die correipouoirenoe periooe bes periloi-
ieHen Sahres pou s529,615t aui, Die 0ampf
boote Der @ompa9nie bradten nnm 6. april
bis %. September 3. S. 36l5 Sounen Sbee
INN sc SD11nen S5eihp hirrhpr
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N1IifiShpS

=. SnnbnrD, Benni., %. Stptbr. -Sol.
y. Bartsr tit heute bon Der republltani'6au
Gonpention BON 9tortbumberlauo Gountp
etnItlnllnt9 fiir oeu GongreB wieoer al8 San,
0loat alfacltellt morper,
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MQu tauie SinQer'6

ttno atie anoeren Ndbtn a ! d. tnett,
nno laiie aae Neparaturen beiorsen pon
=. %. 2Silo,
beuti de rs @ei ait,
(AprtIi5.1 .124.teD Nr. "a, 2Seit=Baitim oreitr.
HJ- Die ftlsebenoe aettenititb "SleeS= ytahs
mafdItne, srobe Sdneioer.Dsoibine uuo 6amilienz
Uiot,ine muB man ielbit ieben, oa id nidt auf Ya<
pier auseinanoerieesu fann. uie ibon fe arbeiten.
SD babe alle Sorten yidbmoitinen uno faun @ud)
fiber 5uireoenIteneu. SD pertaufe alIe arten Ndb@
maibineu, uermistbe uno reparire bieielben.
&. 4. WcSeenneB.
Nr. 1856, MISUNDERSTANDING, unb
(Wdt2G.fSS) Sir. q, Sft>Baltimoreitr.
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MuS Sheriff.

9itp Of Uterifo, 10. Sept. - lleber
9apanna, o. Sept. = Die Geiignatiou oes
Generals Senarloes, oes amerltanil6eu Sc
laHftsn fir 9eutiaIano, lit au9enOmmeH
porDen.
apafe aEaiauer baben tar,lid an oer
Noro9renje mebrere 6dubereien au5geiibrt
Soloaten lino 5H ibrcr Serfolguug aufge=
brodlen
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Nidjt 3u bcrqeKsn /!

ebe man cine @eiddfts= ooer Ser9nigunes Jieile
antritt, cine 3uiads Yoice in oer lang etabirten
uno perautmortliden "Fravelers' Life and Acct
auf perlbiebene Weiie.
gusseiteute ansemeine 3ufoas=Y =Yocen .3l9,247
ens=gserfiberunss. Bolicen.... 19,491
Se5abte Inipriibe fir uhslddsfdle uno eez
bensperluite ............... 50, ,572 ,653.93
0eldmnt= =@tnnabme. e................ 1885,, 1928
ueberihuB iiber Yerbinolbfeiten 96S, ,4S2 68
3bos. 6. Wc(8uire, Gtacts=anent,
lNua20.1 Uutl in .Sunz.G5eblube.
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9eSrcrafer SeI6ifttt orb

gonshteeAfie, %, 'Seet: 8 Sobn
8enng, in Der VGbe pen Tauptomu pobnz
bait, besius beute Nadmitta9 Selbitmorb,
iubem er fid bic @urgel ourdlihnitt nuo oann
iiD Dor einem poriiberbraui ienbeu 8abusua
aut bic Sd)ienen mari.
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u NJ g E 3 . 8 { II.
I. 6anel

S. SameD
TT bon gir. 14t, eftzSaltimore=, nod, N1. SIS,
Voro GbarlestraEe, seSoseu, tuOielbf eI n ie9l
9rOBer Sorratb Don - -
Weni6ett=S3 aaren,
ais: Yerru6en, 1ompees, +, Yeded)ten, 4 ID sn ,e.
ioDie aud -
Narfhmerte'n, Samme, 9Iriten, Vddber,
1oiletten= uno fSancn=MrttfeI
5u lebr biaisen Yreien 5u finben iine.
e. oaneb, ytr. IS, Epro=GbarIee5,'
esne 3bire ober6alb Der segiuston StraBe.
(SAP,1O 800 -,
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Gine oeeroe Wieb tuabrcno clues
2egenitmrmes 5eriprengt. =
3Dei Strtem BON Snotanern
0efiOfcf
GrrIpitott ctuer Yofoutotipe.

Yortlano, Me., %. Septbr. =. gine
2otomotioe Der yBortlanb Sgoen5burq ;
gahu," tpelde eiueu Sautrain idleppte, e.
plooirte beute; Der MaIdiuiit ,puroe get6otet
unO mebrere Utdnner i9per perlett.
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|
: idmcr perlett worSen itnb. Die Sabn 1T i
: 6olae hieisr Gollifiou blocfirt mao alle 3iia
llno autgebalten. llriad)e: peritelte gSeidlt
Die Sanferott=slngcIcgcmbeit Dot
SAP Gonfe & Comp.
8 la E | y b / q, Pennl., p. Sept.
gepls, Der Otaiie Curator iii Der 6alliments
| Sa6e ponSap &oofe & Comp, bat beutc ell
Yrotofou init einem oetaillirten Status Dor
gelegt. GS iigurtren oariu 298 @lnnahme
| Poren nit 81 ,043, ,951.1l, uuo 904 9(usQa
bepolten nit s293, ,395.75, iooaB mad De-
Nnfltclluug bes epolutGd)tiqten, Die bis
5nm 10 D. Ott8. retf)t, Elm lleberid,uB Dor
S750,555.38 fi6 ergdbe.
Scr Batter BON GbarlcD Gos Der.
flagt oen ,,Ieaoin9 eagle"
Bblla Del Dta, -. Sept. u. S. G.
5toB, Der Sater be8 pielgenaunten Gbarlcn
GoB, bat cine Sibellflagt 9egen Die @iqeutbii
n1er oes vSteabing eagle" auaeltrenqt mcqcn
Seroffentllfung zines beleioiaenocu lllb cbren=
rilbrigcn 9rtifel5 au1 10. 8. 81. Ser Saftsz
befebl muroe bente auSgefertiat. Ser Sldqcr
bebauptet in ieinem IfFoapit, oab Der Irtifel
pom Nnfan9 bis Su @nOe fali9 uuo erloqen
lei.
Woro, SelDitu,orO oocr ttafaQ.
gS itd] e fer, 9enni., -. Septbr. r.-0le
tlrbtbar oerltiimnlelte Geid)e eiucs WanneS
puroe bente auf Der Benuiplpania= Sahu"
nabe Der WtaluernsS sStatlon 9efunoeu. GaS
0emo, melde5 Der llngliidlid)e an hattie, truQ
ben Nlmen s. $. Seniel.
Rod ein Giiembabm, ,llmat0a.
va on, Yenn., %. Sept. - Ser Had)=
mitta9s YerioneuSug Der y Selptoere 0ela<
mare Gllenbabn," melber YbilippsburQ Inn
| ubr 30 Wiln. uerlieB, nm nad)YEilaoelp 1ia
su fabren, ifieB beute Wtinuten nacl Ieiucr
Ibfabrt NIT einenl @iitcr3uqe bel Der yeinl.
lteoerei ponlSarnes, etpa 3Ofeilen unterhalb
oeS SlullsS, 3ulammeu. Ser 6rad)t3uq loQte
auswethell, absr Die 9Sei9e mar offen 9ela
ZEN poroen. Der 4aiiagieriug mar 5ur 3elt
oes SulammentoBcs III polllter GeId)miuotqz
telt. Der gepdfmaggon raunte in oen6audl= |
na99on uno gebDren Die gSerun9Iiifteu nur
o!elen beloen SSaggon8 al. Solgenee8 iinO |
ote NanIen Der 9et0btcten uub ScruunOcten: |
Sauuel Wpers BON Slrrisburg, ben oalS
lebroden, toot; Sobu Sa1foro BON t5arrts=
ourg, lnnerlid) idmer ucrlett; S. GbelOon,
druer i'm @efit)t oerlett; 9olbimitb, Bolt
a9tnt, leldIt oeruuuoet, berlelbe m2igerte iid) |
Il berolld)er gSetle trob Der id)mer5b bafteuSerz
uunoungen ben Yoitwaggon HI perlalicn;
Srau Sbelbon, i'm @eiidlte id)lper oerett;
gfone, GrpreB =Igent, l6wer uerlett; Sonaz
ban Sborllton, Sngenieur, re1te Sbulter
err1nen; Sobn Dean, oeiSer, an lrm uno
5etn oerpunoet; Sbon1as Slogan, @iien-
abn= =Autleber, lebr ihper an Sopf unb 9tif=
en- perleet; gStlb. 8.Gonuag BON lambert.
lille, Itmere Serletungeu am Snpfe; gSlh.
0oroon, 3ug Sngenieur, enpiina ldu,re
Sunoen am &Opf, Arm uno Sd)n!tsr.
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Selesrap9ii@e 9epeide.i,
Salaabls i j
etns Ser s,uuo oesbau uptaost.

gBai bington, p. Septbr. = Ser
Brdfbent bat beute Sran Sopbia Mertleiu
sur Yoitmeiiterin BON @esbaptsn, 81. s.,
ernannt.
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Wereiot9nng oes nemen canaSi=
idDeu Wttttiteri,.utS.

Anebec, Gan, p. Septb-.-Oas Wfi-
nllterlum nit 6rn. Souderpile ais Bremier
uno Setrctdr ipuroe beute eln9eihmoreu,
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Sie faufmdnniid,e Maentnr poa
Il. W. Dunn s. ComD..

SHcpH>SWS OCT SoutttuprcS uUo SUottS9uc.,
Saltt ttmore.
(@tablirt TN sSuni 184f.)
SteieS GtabliiieHent lieiert (nur unterihrcib n
alc nctbt9cu betuiairteI SRiorn ationen buiid1tit
Der Stenuug, s5crdutuortl6teit &C. bon aauiieutsn
nanolern II. |. ~. tnnerbalb Der yer. StaGten, &cr
rltorlen uno SritiihzRoro= erta; aud Iieieru Il
Elm TcierenS Sub, iuelbes Die 9tamen non mebr,
ais 51Uo 100 Sanleuten Il. 10. uno oereu Staten uuo
oIe Stelung oerielbeu ent9GIt. IS III ba5 compic
teite uno GuS9eoebnteite SpfeIn, peIbes jemals I'll
Seauemlldbteit Der Sdnt@ uno pauoesbduier uno III,
ole al9emeine Serbeiernn9 uno ben Sbue oes Sln.
oels or9aninlt puroe. 90 3Wei9bureaus BADEN mir
lDebe IN oen bGuptiahlChlten St6oten iino; uuiCrf
srIefbterun9en topnen nidt Hbertroifen tperocn
gSm. o. Scarlett, bierluo bnenoer eompugnon
re- iSdltge aniprihe iDeroeu elr9ejo9en un6 QSe
dbtsidhcn i'm Ha9emeinen beior9t. (31n2l, ,lSD
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Der bsute gtafmittas llbr So Nfin. in gbi-
laOelpbia fallise Baiiagisrsng, itieB nm ,
ll1r bel 9Sarreu, rs, NIT einem sSrad,t.
slt9e Sulamnen. gS uiro berd)tet, 6GB Der
Boitagent, Der Wai9iniit uuo ;mi 8alioaiere
ld)per perlett worSen ftnb. Die Sahn 1T in
Solae hleler eolliiiou blodirt uno alte 3iiae
ilno aufgebalten. llriad)e: pertellte gSeide.
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"a. Sabrgamg.
spe3ial : Nott;ett.
MOorf's Neffn-bohuDnlper

sifeftp reinis uno madt Die Sabne iueiB, loft ben
Sdbne Die ssdcon Der Sdatel 1T neu, niebIit, be-
anem nno 5pariam. Sreis % Gents. Gu baben in
allen Npotbeten uIo SrosuenzSanbIuneen.
(auq5, ,12Dttef)
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3. 8att,e, Serausseber.
spe5tal . Nott3eu.

Baltimore
fir e9n(uranfe OFFICE,
eaowet: Sde bon 2outb. ums woter. strake,
9iee @eielIdais perfdert tortmd6rsnS aeasn ssr:
:alt oSet Saaoea our& SraneuusIild iopobi tn Be,
sa, sSasaot, fple I'm eanos, ole arten bon Gisentbun.
auzYroeutte, Mobeln, Sans : @erdtbidaiten.
III Ssu oe9rtfIene eber i'm Soieu in 9abuns benbs
lt,Ne Tahr3en9e u. (. p.
Oa3 Sirettorturl bcitsbt aus folsenben Serreu:
% III. q. s. arrtiou, Vrdiibent;
Geo. U. StderS, s. p. aapff,
Sdpio 9. @illou, &. Gobt. SenftnS,
Joiiap Bennington, 8. Wiorton Stepart,
SyranciS 3. &ing, 9. s. Reipcomer.
Seurp Carroll, Sroile Soripis,
o.. g. Steuart, %. %. Gaplor.
gSM. $. grune, Ssrael eoben,
George 6. 5artiion.
applifattons@6ornlulereu uno weisere Na 1ritt lbe1
Die 9eieuibaf1 piro In Der Office, SIoweitzgde non
Sou.bz uno S9aterftraBe ertbeiIf no uut, ane afz
trd9e iofort ereoi9t ueroea. a,vrterunseu ,oeroen
auf i:seno cine Srtlt aasenommen ioebe Der appli1
tlHt toiini1en mag.
(Sant,tSO 1t. @pooWprtb, Setr.
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- 9r. :. 6. Wohifol1.

9adfo(seroe oes Dr. 0iudeIL
RI. 1873. sDeit= SaDette=, oberbaIb gutamfraBe.
,es sadsaies aussesosen sanse Gebilie init gums
mi3dhnen 10 btng, ofe si6 uno paiieno sarantirt.
Dian tomme uno ie9e iib oieielben on. !3dbne NIT
unb bober. Perioneu perben pobltbuu, bier porSu<
ipreben. ebe fe aubersuo binseben, ba Die 6aetli=
tdteu .fiir bic ausjhbrunS aler 3usise Der 3a4n=
iIsneifnnit nitbt iibertroifen iperben tonuen Die
trt. pas @eidaft 1T su ieoer 3eit seoffuet.
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- Solge1oer 8siehl lit ioebcn perfiinoia
tporoen, onrd, pelden eriidtlid) ilty oaB oh
gleif Der GouareB feline Seitimmungcm fiji
Sie Gipiloieuit=Gonmiiiion selnadt, otren Se
fugnille itets erpeitert meroen:
y@refutiD Sefebl ytr. 4. GS i6eint mi
aus lbrer Briifun9 III gSalbington uuo oc
| Staot NeluzDorf beruorSu9ehen, oaB ein
meitere Qusoebnung Der Gipilbiellit= Soridrii
ten Die 9Sirtian1feit bes 0ffentli6en SteniteS
foroern mtro. Gs lei oaber bierourd uerorb:
net, baB iolf]e Sori1riften au6 auf Die Der.
Ifieoenen Sunbcs- Ieinter Der Stabt uno oes
3oubiitrftes BON Snlton ausgebebnt meroer,
unb oaB geeignete 0taBrcgeln getrofien merz
ben iollen, Inn biclen Sefebl Slr Iusiiibrung
9elangen su laIeu. gSalhiugton, Den 81.
au9uit 1874. Seseidlnet Il. 9. @rant."
.tus Sontiiana.
gS lbimgton, %. Septbr. bellte
| Uiittag lie9t ni1t5 JteuereS bon 9tepz Or
leans Dor. Yrpatz zOepci6en iagen, baB BORT
2llles rubig lit. Seine Seieble iinO our6 oas
arie9samt mad, Stem Orleans eraanaen, aus
Dem einiad)en @runbe, neil iid) ytid:S ereig-
net bat, loaS iold,e notbwcEbi9 madt
gtem Orleans, %. Sspt. - 9tidter
q. q. ato1a bonn oberitcn Grlnlinalaerid)te
iiberianbte 9cltern Dem @ouu. Setloqq ieine
aboanfung, obne etnen @runb Oafiir an,u9e.
ben. SIN Safe Die Staatsbeb0roen qea,n
Die Siibrer Der Sniurrcttion flagbar merOcn
loaten, ruiiroen Die Bro5eIie Dor bielem Sri.
bnnal 3nr Serbanblung tOmmen.
Cine 9eer0e Wieb tuabrcno cines
Negenfturmes 5eriprengt. =
3tpct Strtem BON sSnoianern
getGotet.
SSaib ibington, %. Serifjte bon
oem Snbianer. agenten WtieS BON Der She
pcunes uno 9lrapaboe agentur meloen, oaB
purf) eineu beftiaeu Ge9eniturm i'll Der Hadlt |
pom 7. auf ben 8. D. Dt cine buuoert a6pfe |
3Gblenoe GiebbcerOe Ssripren9t moroen lei, |
mopon picrsig Stiid wiebergeiunoen moroen.
:3ruei BON ben Siebbiitcrn, ytamers s. sc.
Utonoban uno So. S'Qeaun, bntten iid) aui=
gemadt, I'M bic ieblenbeu 60 Stiif berbei;uz
treibeu. 0a bieieben nidt Suridfebrten,
lpurbe nah linen geluht unO iaub man 10
oaun ibre 2eidname on einem Bunfte bes
Canadian Sluiies nit alien snSeifcn Der
@rmorOung ourd Snoianer, Die bod nit ben
gSeiBen IN ErieDen 81 lebeu periprodeu bat.
ten. 9ie 0eibnane Der @rmorretcn iino auf
Der Igentur alS Die Der &ermiBten toentifiz
itrt lporoen. Seioe ftanoeu BET SeOermann
n bober ahtung.
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HIIU SEIItlul lUHIUE DeHtt tlHge1llU0reI,
Srdnoe.
8inbior, Gan., %. Sept. - Sieben.
scbn bDl5erne 9Sobnbduier neblt 6interae
bduoea ilno bieieu Wtor9eu I'M Mittelpunftt
Der Stabt abgebranut.
Wrbeiter=Ssratuaa d TT eiaett Stt,tnei
JeDzgorf, q. Sept. - Inter ben ar6eitern In
Dem 2unnel Der rSelGDare Sadiuannd gSeftern.
Sabn" Su Seriep=9itp brad beute Jtadmittaa Stre
aus, Der in elmer furtbtbaleh Stld9erei aipfelte
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-22

POLICE Court, YEsTERDAY--Police Justice
Joseph j. White preSidang.-The following
cases were disposed of:
Ernest Barrot was charged with being o
lunatic, but it was proved that he had es-
capped from the almshouse, and the Justice
ordered him to be returned TO that institu-
ton.
Jim Hampton, charged with cursing and
abusing William johnson, was fined s..
Jennie Richardson and Mary Holmes,
charged with cursipg and abusing George
anna Walker, and Georgeanna with same Of
fence towards Jennie anu Mary, were fined
81 each.
Mamie Burrell and Harriet johnson, two
witnesses in the case, were also fined the
same amount.
John Wyatt, charged with stealing roast
iug-ears from some person unknown, was
sent to the chain-gang for sixty days.
Minnie Brannan, charged with cursing
Martha Hewlett, was discharged on payment
of costs.
Morris Steidnic, charged with being va
grant without ,isible means of support, was
sent to Jail for ninety days.
Joe Anderson, charged with being com.
mon thief and yagabond, was sent to Jail for
thirty days.
John Henry, charged with assaulting and
beating Louisa Smith, was fined 81 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-22
MANCHESTER NEWS.

Cry CoUScIL.-A regular meeting Of the
Council was held last night.
MIR. Jones, from the Committee on Light
submitted report, accepting the PROPOSE
ton of Mr.. F. W. Crewes for lighting the
city, and recommending the purchase OF
lamps, burners, &c. Adopted.
Mr.. Howle, from the Committee on Reser-
voir and Hydrants, reported that they had
had the Reservoir cleaned out, and that the
hvdrants and fire-plugs were in good condi-
ton.
A communication was received from 0. b,
Sims. clerk of the Public School Board, in
relation to tax for public schools, and the
recommendation of the Finance Committee
OF the said board was adopted.
A communication from Fl. j. Nunnally, in
relation to hydrant rent, was referred 10 the
Committee on Reservoir and Hy Grants.
The resignation of DR.. Willium K. Weisi-
ger as chairman of the Board of Health was
laid on the table.
The report of the Committee on Salaries
was laid over on account of the necessary ab.
sence OF Messrs. McRae, Craig, and Tay ylor,
members of the committee.
The election Of City Scavenger was post
poned until the next meeting.
lice was directed to have inferred at the city
expense the body of a colored pauper who
died yesterday.
The President pro tenn, in behalf Of the
Committee on Streets, stated that all peti-
tions which had been referred to them
would be acted upon by next meeting.
The condition Of upper HUH street was
referred to the Committee on Streets with
power to act.
Mr.. Arthur G. Evans was elected school
trustee for the Second Ward oice j. W. Bro
naugb, resigned.
ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-The following is
the complete list Of non.commissioned Off
GERS elected by the Union Guard: Junius
Randolph, Charles W. Thompson, William
Giles, Philip Richardson, and Charles Mann,
sergeants and Coleman Harris, Matt Bur.
foot. Richard Hewlett, Edward Mayo, James
R. Monroe, William Burke, and Anderson
Simmons, ccrporals; Ballard T. Edwards.
quartermaster.serge
RELIGIOUS NoTlcE.-In pursuance of an
agreement with the pastors, the congrega'
tions of the Methodist and Presbyterian
churches will worship together tomorrow,
Rev, Mr.. Campbell officiating az the latter at
A. III
The usual services at the other city churches.
PERSON .-Messrs. Horner, Franklin,
DENLY, and Atkinson, whose Injuries have
been recently reported, are rapidly recover
ing. "t
A number of fair toWnswomen who nave
been spending the summer abroad Tor heaitn
and recreation have returned much im
proved thereby.
James D. Craig, Esq, has returned from
Kansas City, Mo-, where he has been on
visit.
TIE Cry CEMETERY.-The name OF tht
future resting.place of Manchester's loyeG
and lost is to be designated as Maury Gene
terry, in memory OF the distinguished nava
officer and scientist of that name.
TIE PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The examination
applicants for positions in the city ant
county public schools will be resumed b!
Superintendent Hancock, at the count!
courthouse, Tuesday, August 25th, at l.
O'Clock A. N. !. ls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-22

The LADIES' PIC. Mo ON WEDNEsDAY.-The
picnic given By the Ladies' Dorcas and Aid
Societies Of the Leigh-Street Baptist church
on Wednesday, at " WiltoD." on James
river, proved to be one of the largest and
most pleasant of the season. Some 600 or
more ladies, gentlemen, and children were
comfortably seated by u A. M. on the barge
Greenbush, which conveyed the party down
the river, and during the trip the time was
spent in singing and other amusements.
Owing to the tug getting sgrouud on her re-
turn trip from Dutch Gap, it was unable to
make the 2.P. M. trip, as was advertised, but
the tug Frank sommers, Captain Cunning
ham, came down abut Al p. NJ. and brought
down some thirty or more persons. The
whole party returned to the city about r.
NJ, well pleased with their trip. The ladies
return their thanks to Mrs. Jane King Tor
her kind donation of supply OF ice for the
OCCASION,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-08-22

DIssAT1sF1RD MARINERs.-John Foley and
Charles Bishop were arraigned before the
Police Court yesterday charged with being
deserters from the brig John Williamson,
now in this port. The captain of the brig
said he had engaged them in New York, and
as soon as they reached here they took up
their baggage and left. Bishop stated that
he was bired as cook, but he found the pro-
visions of such character that they were not
fit to eat, and the cooking utensils In such q
condition that it was impossible to keep his
fire going, and the crew were al complain
ing of the quality and quantity OF the food.
He was only allowed six pounds OF meat Tor
nine men, and the captain grumbled at that.
Other witnesses fatty contradicted Ibis state
ment. The accused were committed to await
the sailing Of the brig. !.
Two other members of the crew are yet
1t large, but the police are on the lookout
n them. III.