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STATE OF OHIO
Insurance Department,
Columbus, Janury 90, 1874.

WHEREAs, The Farmers Insurance Com
w pany, located at Howard, In the State
Of Ohio, has filed in this Office q sworn
statement by the proper officers thereof,
showing its condition and business, aud has
complied In all respects with the laws Of this
state, relating TO Fire Insurance Companies.
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of law. Will
liam +. Church, superintendent Of Insurance of
the state Of Ohio, do hereby certify, that said
Company Is authorized TO transact its hppropri-
ate business OF Fire Insurance in this State In
accordance with law during the current year.
The condition and business of said Company al
the date of such statement, Dec. 81, ls7S ia
shown as follows
Amount Of actual paid up Capital ... si0O, 900 90
Aggregate am'nt OF Available Assets ISL, SIS .
Aggregate amt Of Liabilities (axcrpt
capitAD including Reinsurance
only, being fifty per cent Of
Premiums on riAks not terminated. aSI5t 90
Amount of Income for the preceding
year IN cash 30 7fe IS
Amount Of Expenditures for the pre-
ding year in cash iqios 6s
NJ. b. Peterman, Districi Agent,
Millersburgh, Ohio.
NJ. J. Bugh, Local Agent, Junction
City Ohio.
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Ashbrook & Co. buy for cash of East
ern Houses, consequently can sell cheap
er than any house in town.
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SECOND AND LAST
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
AID OF AM
Masonic Relief ASSOcia'n
OF NORFOLK.
DAY POSITIVELY FINED,
tn HHI'sdGy 1911 NOrcHlUep.
la LAST CHANCE. ~E9a

This enterprise is conducted by the MASON
LC RELIEF 4SSOCLI TJON or NORFOLK
~, under authority Of the Virginia I1egisa-
tire, Act passed, March sth, 1871
80. 900 Tickets-6.O 600 Cash Gifts
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$ - 90, 600
TO BE CIV EN- .AW \ Y!

PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tickets...S1O.U0 Quarter Tickets o. so
Half rickets......-. 500 Eleven Tickets siO0'oO
NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.
This concert Is strictly for MASONIC purposes
aud will be conducted with the same libeTality
honesty and fairness which characterized the
first enterprise. JOHN l.. ROPER. Pres't
For tickets, aud circulars giving full informm-
tiOn, address HENRY V. MOORE, Sec'y,
NORFoLR, VA.
REsPoNsIBLE AGENTS WANTED.
Oct 4 1874 25wG
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Notice Of Annointmsnt.

THE undersigned has been appointed ana
n qualified a. Administrator Of the ssanea of
George Beekwith, late q Perry county, Ohio
October 9, isIa COWS
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LIST OF GIFTS.

q. .l7s Cash Gifts amounting to.......sl, ,oOo, 900
NUMBER OF TICKETS, 100, 600.
PRICE or TICRETE
Mhole $4,000
nav 1000
800
Eighths or each coupon $50
o12 Alcketa lueu0
The Montpelier Humane Association char
tered by the Legislature Of Virginia and tho
Circuit Court Of Orange CO, proposes BY a grand
the Old, lnhrm, and Destitute Ladies' of Virzin-
IA, at Montpelier, the former residence uf prfsI-
dent James Madison.
COWS. OFFICE, RICHMOND, July 8. ls7S.
IL Affords me pleasure % say that 4 am well
acquainted with large majority of the ofhcurr
Of the hountpelicr Female Humane Association
who reside In the vicinity Of my home, aud Il
attest their intelligence and their worth ana
high roputat ion as gentlemn, aswell 81 the
public confidence influence and substantial
means literally represented among them.
JANIS l. kEMpEu. Gov Nirsfufs
ALENANDRIA, Va July 8. lS7s.-
l commend them as gents 81 honor and integrity
and fully entitled 70 the confidence % the pub.
r. w Hughes, L. s. Judge East'n Dist. OF Va.
Further references by permission. Ills Excel
lency Gilbert c. Walker, Ex-Governor OF Va.
Hon Robert +. Withers. Liout-Gov. OF Va. and
I. s. Senator elect; Senators and Members OF
Congress from Va.
Remittances for tickets may be made hv 81.
press, prepaid post-ofiice money -ordCr on VI ash-
ingtOn, ID. C., or BY registered letter
For full particulars testimoniais. &c., send fer
circular. Address
Hos. JANIS BAnnouH.
Prest. NJ. ,. n. A., Alexandria Va
Reliable agents wanted everywhere.
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CASH OR WOOL

Cd7'tiJIg and Spi1NiHO.
Persons wishing work done should bring it
early in the season.
JOHN p. WILSON, Prop'r.
May - 1874
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bonds at III, deposits them with the
Treasurer and take out 100000 in bills
for circulation. Well l never could see
why it was not best to circulate the 9TH
er S27, 900, because if they had the mon-
ey to buy the bonds with they were all
right anyway. Laughter. But then l
was dishonest. Laughter Then the 9TH
question was whether we should allow
the whole amount of the $400,000,O00
which had been authorized by law and
had been issued to large extent, to be
issued? The difference was only SlS,-
100000. l said give the country some
hope that there will be an expansion of
the currency and we can contract when
ever it is found best. The bill was car
ried through the House and Senate, but
acting under such advice as he received
the President vetoed the bill, and we
have established free banking in the
West. They won't allow us to do it
here, but there has been none substan-
TALLY taken. That measure has failed.
L then offered a proposition which /
elaborated in 1869, which l did not
follow out, fellow-citizens, at that
time, because it was a proposition
which might make an opening for our
to come in between us. I'M
mediately following 1869 came, you will
the Ku-KlUx outrages, which
it seemed much more necessary to take
care of than to disturb for the better the
currency question. That proposition
was this: That the Government should
allow me and you singly, if we had
Government bond, to go TO the Treasury
and deposit il and take its value in cur
rency, and when we wished our bonds re-
turn the currency and receive them.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-06
NURVA LINRA DR. VAPORgS ISPANOLRS

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demasd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-06
Unguento Holloway.

Las euras debidas este c6lebre Uugiento,
han lido tan sorprendentcs que han admirado
las principales otAb;lidAdes del Arte M6dica.
InhnidAdcs do pors0nas, resi- iynadAs ~ sufrir
la d0l0rosa opera,ion dc una amputacion, dcs-
pues dc haber pAdecido mrch0 tempo, han ape
1ado, como dltims recurso este maraviiloso
b&issmo, & cuyas excolentes prspiedades cura-
twas, sgradecep sus brasOs piernAs, recobran-
do enteramente In salud perdids' Las pcrsonas
lue padecen afeceioaes del cOi AEON que sufren
de constipados, tOses bronquftis, puedsn Ii
brarsc prontO de tas doloneias ape 'ando Las
maravillosas virtudes del Unguento Holloway
Para asogul ar Ia curAcion r&pidA pernanen-
. do las enfornedadc, convene sismpre que %
tonen laoPfldoras al nisn0 tisnpo Qas - en-
plea sl UnYlentO.
Amplias ;ns strucc;snss IN sl espaasl rslativas al
nso de dichos nsediedmentos eNUWelrea las cjas Do
Ptldoras botcs dc Ungtento.
SO vende on las principals farmAcias del
mandO enterO en- el estAblecimionto central
del Professor Holloway, 6S3 Oxford street, Lon
dres. 3 3 5.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-06
P{Idoras Holloway.

Los misioner0s caf6licos, destinsdos & recor-
rer yaTias parties dol mundO, tales como II Chi
NJ. u India, el Africa Otras. viAndose ObliRa-
dos 4 tjeEctr como ME licOs al InisnO tieMp0
qus deaemneban los deberes dc buenoe pAsfO-
rec, hacc muthOs amos que se ditiken I'll cstA-
bleclmente Holloway, para prOveeTse dc eetas
ceiobres PfldOraa, cpyas propiedades dcpura-
twas duminan. tan pr0ntO como radicaImentN,
los malas de vientfe dc est6mago, nsi c..mo
u maj de hfgado, tan frecuentc penoso eA
pAisos c&lidos
La accion de este medicamento e. sasfaal
como en6rgicAy expuls Embellishments nuave
der mo ivada por malusnntritiv0s: rest. blecieci
do Ia buAna digestion, anima Ia accion del higa-
do, disipa los Gales dc cabeza es uu calmsDts
excelente para las personals nerviosas. Las pro-
piedades durativas de ettas Pfl .eras, que de-
vueven las futrEas ell viYor al sisteinx vital
las hace ser indispehsahles toda persona de vi
datranlu;la y sedentaria, AL como son de graz.
dc utilidad las mugeres de toda edad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-06

y Il p6blico en general, asegurando no tendrkn
NADIA que deseaf, pues q efectO cuenta con unA
eaCOgida eervidnmbre, espaciosos cuartOs para
familias, cantina bien pr0vista, banOs friOA 8
calientes ID 6rden, harhern H. e.; tOdO 4 pre-
cOA auuitafivOa n alcance tie fNdaa aa fOrtnnaa.
Un 0mpleado del Hotel W bordo, siempre
que Ilogan vapOres para p0nerse 6 u 6rden de-
lOe Sres. pasAReres y encars sarse de Ia cOndue-
cion dc suE eQnipajeg on I'M bOte especial man
dAd0 cOnstrnir expresamente para este s0rviciO
con mocion mecanica, que le impele mas veloci-
dad que una mAQuiIa de vapor, espacio suh
ciento para c0nducir veinte v cuatro pereonas
con Gus maletas de viaje, el cnal estA adispoei-
ciOn de los yres. paeageros para pasear por 10
bahia. San Tomas 10 dc Ener, de 1874 - Fabia1
fI<..,3ne.. - y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-06

Habendose puesto va de St Thomas Puetoco
vapor AG conudo los wages ntercoo
males Conpan podra oeeer tod las comodades os
que fsvore2csn Para dt mas de los Agente
5ck6u WlsAk a Corp.
In Juan Pusr,o-IAee ~ Junio d 1874
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-06
Sc vende 8 arrienda

una sstancia procia para lechsrfa, situada en-
tire Cangrejos y Rio. .piedras con casa dc vi
vienda nueva, buenA bonita: tiene ~ cusr-
da de terreno, variAs palmas On productO. dos
unO quo renta % al mos Otro nuo-
vo con habitaci0n CO ~: cuAdrA para caatrO
cahallos, cochera colgAdiSo para cArrsta y
pozo con bOmba reCa.
Tambien 40 vouden una carretA AucvA dos
bueyes jjvenos quo saben arar. doe vacAs dc
lecha, un cOche recien cOmpuesto y dos cabAllOs
para tro. Dar&n razon en- la fot .sraffA dc H
Guatier calls de Gan Francisco mum. 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-06
COnPANIA RIAL DR IAPORRS IVRRB(E lNGLn0...ss


mm@vnCIO
TMOMAs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-06

Juan N. Cancio y Ro--
driguez, Doctor ca Medicina y Cru
iia, calle de Tetuan mum. IL, Casa de
Salud de San Rafael
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-09-06
Reloierla de Constan-

dno Agustin Muxa herma1Os, calle dc Ii FO
talexA, esQuina la de Il Tanca.
Hay relOjea Dc sohrenosA GArAtigadOs pOr
dOa AHoa.
The New York herald., 1874-08-17
Maritime Miscellany.
~See Whaiemel

at ss 80 2as
Capt Jas Gould, late OF bark Blanche How.
REUNION Cot Boston, Emerson, hence for Bnenos
ts Upper middle @ and tSwed Nv of by The Herald
ScnR GHoRGIR SHEPPARD from Philadelphia with coal
isrepored ashore at Penns Grove NJ. with six feet Of
water IN Fer hold.
lying at the Hancock street slip. Bangor Thursday night
had hole stove in her bottom as supposed from some
would unloaded. when the extent Of her damage will
corn, only about 500 of which would be got out dry.
rSsa Hoss Of and for Ssport from
ssed HAVING CARRIED her
entering the bay Is awaiting nsw spar from the city,
HALIrAx, Ms. Aug l6-The steamer Lady Head arrived
from saee Island this with the captain and
wrecked '' '' ''''' '''O'''"
American iron sbpbuding is increasing largely. The
a Of b are r M Sa
Numerous other large orders have been given. '
LArscHED-At Yarmouth, 18th inst by Master Jos A
% d
Gp se 10 sa OF on s o" 81 Sd Her ee
inches, breadth St beam ~ feet shs bait under
the Of Capt prsOs Of Bath agent for
Stony BrooH, Ii 18th inst from the yard of David
the Anna. which VIII Be employed in the coastng and
bincheS: beam 81 feet; lower hold IL feet De-
tween decks. feet inches.
Whalemen.
letter from Capt Clifford OF bark China of NIB dated
Cape Town. CGH July 6, reports arrived June r. the
ship having lost all her spars above the lower mast
heads in white squal. Had taken no oil since leaving
night time, the weather At the time beng mild and
pleasant In rounding the Cape lad heavy weather,
and had heard OF many ships losing and being
otherwise damaged. The hull and copper had been
considerably damaged by the broken spars and In
sequence would go upon the dry dock. Would be de-
ained during the month OF July in repairing damages
after which would to Western ground and touch
at Fayal last Of October Had engaged freight for all his
oil and board English bark Regina, loading for
Boston.
letter received from Capt John spiccr master OF
the bark Nile MI reports her July 10 lat IS 30 lon
81 Is W bound OF Cape Farewell for right whales Had
found very heavy weather on the twoorty" sp whale
ground.
letter from Capt Rogers, OF bark Roman OF MI, re-
ports her at Flores July IL bound TO Heard Island
very light weather on the passage,
spoken.
Ship Ambrose (Br) Fckle, from Calcutta for Boston,
Ship Madge WIiddre 1Br), from Newcastle. E for San
Francisco, Aug 2, no lat &C.
Bark Nayesfnk, Barstow, from Hamburg for New
York, July u, lat ~ 45, Ion 27 26
Bark Armstrong, Gammage from Hyeres for New
YORK, July n, OF Pout Sabinai.
Brig George Chase, from turks Island for Portland
(or Bangor. Aug i5 on Shinnecock.
Scbr Glynw0od (Brl, Vanamburg, from Prince Ed
wards Island Tor savannah Ca "a dsys out Aug ~ Fire
Island WNW 50 miles Dy PILOT boat NJ Ii Grinneu No 10.
The New York herald., 1874-08-17
The War-Mat ing Power of the
Islan'l Population.
Military Census Of the
Eighteen Tribes.
Peasant Sympathy with the
japanese.
ARMY MACQUARTERS-LIFE IN CAMP.
The Chinese Recommend a War of
determination.
ARMY HEADQUARTERS-LIFE IN CAMP.
Sudden Report of the Probability
of Peace.
CAMP NEAR SIALIAO, l
EORMOSA. MAY 81. lHI4. (


Nothing now appears more certain than that
not only the extent OF the population but also the
poltlcal organization OF Southern Formosa have
been greatly Inexperienced. The difficulties un
der which visitors and explorers have hitherto
lapored are in many respects easily accounted Tor,
and it is no matter Of wonder that much OF the In
formation gathered by them should turn out un-
Trustworthy. The Chinese speaking natives OF the
west coast have supplied most OF the details, and,
apart from the fact that not one OF them mas ever
been allowed TO circulate freely in the interior,
and that therefore their sources OF intelligence
have been very scanty, it has always suited their
purposes TO exaggerate the strength OF the race
which, while inferior in numbers, has held them IN
q condition OF constant terror. The opportunities
OF foreigners for personal observation have been
few and the circumstances uader which the visits
of Messrs. Pickering and Hughes and General lie
Gendre took place were not such as TO anord many
privileges OF accurate examination. At the pres
ent time, however there is somewhat better
reason TO put fatn in the representa-
tons OF the Liangkias inhabitants. They
are convinced that the Japanese are here with a
settled determination 10 penetrate the country In
search OF their enemies, and that sooner or later
the truth must be known, and they are not with
out apprenensions as TO the consequences In case
they should be detected in any attempt at decep-
tiOn. With view to certain projected operations
which spoken Of In my letter OF the 23d inst.
particular inquiries have been set on foot during
the past lew days, especially to obtain the fighting
force OF all the trbes and the position OF the va
rlOus villages, at least approximately. According
to the estimates Of the .head men" OF the SETTLE
ments In thus neighoorhood the eighteen "tribes''
possessed at the time Of the arrival of the Japan.
o naFap ffya rpa Aiofp nfada aa
The New York herald., 1874-08-17

on ID, Minerva, from London for Philadelphia; 4th,
Pns1H,S Aug SAILED, soaSard, I'd Town, sinsa-
PILLAu July so-Arnved Wexford, Bradshaw, new
,QgnEssrowS, Aug 4-Arrved, Arnicizia, vuzzs, New
SAILED sth, Galno e Bonsianore. Bonsgncrs cfrom
RorrrnDAs, Aug sArrived. silo. Telefsen New York;
da,sS l;S%
los si Lshh %siw,cs Kline new s rss rss'ls N'D
] rsssf fanns n's sTs.s Six ESs
Ian, from New Orleans for Rouen
sIoskios, July a7Xrrived, Krey wossefstep Peters,
swrSrnvSpK, July so-sailed. schamyi, Snow, New
Arrived Aug !, Mynheer Tesuow, Wilmington, NC;
Haabet christensen Phlladelphia, ,. u,
Fayal.
TrrEIs Aug ARRIVED. Aker Dram. New York; Sd.
WATERFORD Aug s-Arived Cardone, Ansudo New
Sailed 50, Kong Rysten, Eriksen, New York.
Dyslls, Aug szDaring a dense fog which prevailed
h ON ss @ jay
aao sos 'ns k % g @ until the
rlepced, and while the was in charge Of the
reversed but the Vessels bottom had been oene.rsssd
% ss s m sna s t. make Of q. 81
ss s s II r sS s " Ss TSs cs and Norm a
who dIfsctsd the boats where TO land fSe siesmsI
settled down soon after she struck and nothing or any
consequence saved The consisted OF ~ henas
all told. and there were two passengers on Doaso, Ut
johnson and his wife, from New Nork
Would recommend sale OF ship and cargo on rriasy
next by auction Ship broken in two tnis morning
fear little or nothing more can be saved 'he corn
landed"
ELsIsoRR, July'3-Tne bark Prins Oscar tof 0othen.
burg) Maisjo IRON Phladelpha for this port was run
into while at anchor In the Sound this morning oy e
txpres (Y Norwegian brig) Hoagensen the former
vessel had foretopmast broken, &C; the iatter mad
sail torn.
RArrsanAx. Aug a--Adyiecs Of yesterdays date from
The New York herald., 1874-08-17
our CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMSTERDAM, Aug l5-Arrived, bark Masonic, Rice New
forK,
CRoNsrADr, Aug 15-sailed ship John Harvey, Brown,
United STATES
CoTsrASrINoPLE-Arrived, bark Fannie Lorng, Lo-
ring, New Haven, Conn.
DEAL, Aug l5--ArrIved, brig Little Harry Br Rourk,
New York for Hamburg
DupxnE Aug i5-Arrived, barks Rsau tAus), Marassi,
New Yorn; Pryi pubrovacx AuS, Pende, do mot pre-.
paosaLO.
The New York herald., 1874-08-17

PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. l6, 1874.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD sTRkM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrESFoNH TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamship Celtic (Br), KiddIe Liverpool Aug 6 and
Queenstown 7th, with nldse and As passengers to
Corus Aug y at bl f Ion n 10, passed National
steamship bound west; lth lat ~ 49, Ion Sc B, saw
vessel OF about 400 tons burden, bottom up.
steamship CITY OF Brussels tRr), Lech Liverpool Aug
and Queenstown 9TH, with mdse and passengers 70 John
q Dale.
Steamship City Of Anstin, Bldridge, Galveston Aug
VIA Key West i2th with mdse aud passengers to G ii
-Aalasyk 60
The New York herald., 1874-08-17
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents aud ship captains are in
formed that by teiegraphing TO the HERALD London
Bureau No " Fleet street. the arrivals at and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad, o T
American and ali foreign vessels trading with the Unite
states the same will cabied To- this country OF
charge and published.
The New York herald., 1874-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS.


HOUSE AS FREg GIFT To EVERY SIXTY.
n fourth purchaser OF lot in Garden City Park-6t6
Lots from $50 $500 each payable $5 $40 monthly
without interest, and ten two story Dwellings now be-
mas Eve among those who have purchased the lots No,
extra cost chance TO lose but ten chances receive
present of dwelling Come At o'clock any morning
and accompany the agent the property ex-
pense Free excursion sunday by special train at
70 80 A. NJ, returning nt2P, NJ Ali lots are good. but
choice OF location be had by applying Maps
and free tickets HITCHCOCk'S real estate
ters 355 Third avenuc Twenty sixth street.
York Enclose stamp for map.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, COR
IL. ner Of Fniton avenue and Boerum street
Open from s A. NJ to Z. NJ.
On sunday from to Y. "
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
n ent states; legal everywhere; desertion, &C. sum
Client cause; no pubicy REQUIRED; charge until d.
granted. Advice tree.
N. HOUSE, Attorney, l9i Broadway.
A BsoLUrE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
IA OF different States legal everywhere; no pubuclys
no lees III vance, advice ree cOnmlssloner or every
State. FREDERICK l. KINu,
CnnDaellor-atLaw 36S broadway
The New York herald., 1874-08-17
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY l874WTH SUPPLEMENT-


FALnovra Aug lS-Arrived, ship HeAcon, nogera val
psraiso. &c.
GLASGOW, Aug l6Arrived, steamships state OF Hsvada
tBr Braes, and Australia (Br), Mckay, New Yo xk
LsvxRPoos- Aug iS-Arrived. ships viscount Dr.. Mich
olson New York; Richard III. Hubbard. Wise Issea
LONDON Aug i6-Arrived, bark Fama Ger), ~Nathi
Richmond, Va.
Sailed rom Gravesend 18th, bark Douf y Castle CBrl
McDiarmid, San Francisco
PENARrH, Aug l6-Arrlved, bark RI npino Mfgnano
dtaD, Di Martno, New York.
PALMA Majorca)-Arrived, schr Ms ~ Lord, Lord sa.
vannah.
QUEENSTOWN Aug I5-Arrived, + ARK Angelina dtaD
Schiano New York Chas rep .rcd arrived July go.
Arrived l7th, Il 80 AM oship Baltic (Br Ken
nedy, New YORK for Liverpool.
srocKBoLx, Aug A-Arriy Ia. brig John Sherwood,
Nickerson, New York
wArrRFosp' Aug ls-sa Aed. bark Honor Aus,. Mare.
Clio, New York.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-14
8orbereitnn9en fur ote Sdfmlars
cefer.

0emport, &b.=S., 13. aug. - 0aa
grsfutip=Somite Der Sdfular Gommiifion
htelt beute bierielbit cine Seriammlnug. gr-
Goupcrneur Sigler mar Sugegen unb erflarte
Die art unb gSetIe, uie Die Sinau5=@ommii'
iion neitere SOnbs fir bic 9usftelung gu
beidaffen 9eoenfe. Solgenber SeidluB murOe
angenomnlen: y0a Der Gougreb Der Ser.
Staateu ben YrdTbeuten angeipieien bat, an
ale ausmdrtigen Utd6te eiue freunoli6e Gin=
laoun9 ergebeu 81 laiien, oil Der Beltaus-
fteaung uon 1876 tbeil5unebmen, uno ba bic
reip. 8e9ierungen, pede tteie gtnlabungen
annebuen, gebeten moroen fino, Gomntiidre
su ernenneu, pelde Die reip. austequugeu
Der peridieOeneu 2GnOer 81 or9aniiiren uno
su leiten bdtten;
90 lei e8 beidloHeu, baB bic Grnennuns
bon SpeSialz asenten fir fremoe 3dnber nm
permeiblidb rlit ben Sanolungeu Der einSelnen
auspdrttgen 9iegieruuaen in @enflift geraz
then ipiiroe, uno DaB iold,e @rnennungen beS-
balb iett niht pobl itattbaft ieien."
9uberoem murben anbere Saben bon
@i4tisfeit perbanoelt. 9ic Mitglieoer bes
Gomtte'S waren Sablreidl erid,ienen, unb nad
BEN ytahrid)ten Su urtbeileu, meld)e aus alien
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-14
8atimore, Mb, Jretag, IA. Mngud 1874.

betratbung unb nad) ibrem @o6enbett be-
nuten, audb ipirb oaIelbe bel Der Nufnabnrs
BON 6ritli6en 6raueu in bte moiaiid)e 8eli=
gion angemanbt. 8ei lsbterer @eleeenbeit
nimmt Der dlteite Stabbi ben Broielpten BEL
ben 6aaren rno taldt inn breinal unter.
Gin berartiges Sab befiHbet ftf) in Der Sp.
nagose in Rr. IS, aaenitr.; berislben ftsbt
Salomon Siibfinb als 8abbiner Dor. unter
ibm ipirfen oreiBig 5iilfsrabbtner unb Die
@emeinbe Sdblt gesen 400 Witglieber. '6ier
ipirb giiemano sugelaiisn, Der ntd]t ben Cab
BATH uuo bte 6efte ifrenge balt. Sm binte=
.reu Sbeil bes Siefseidoiies bsfinbet iid, oas
genannte Sao in elnem 6aume, Der 20 Sup
i'm Quabrat batt. Die in Rr. 6S, 9ublopitr., =,
gelegene Spna9ose, pelder 0tabbiner 4braz
bam 4ider portebt, 1T gang in 9lei6er @eile
ausgeitattet. Ser polniide Suse, tpelder bic
Dtebrsabl aller ortboboren Sefenner aus
ma6t, entfernt ii9 nur ungern auf ldugere
Belt ans Den grDBeren Stdoten, moielbit er
Spnagogen uno SriebbGfc naf leinen 8iiu=
id]en fiitbet, nnb ielbit Der 9tei6genoroene
wirb islten Die @eruObnbeiten isiner friiberen
2cbeu5. Gpodle ableaeu.