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The New York herald., 1874-11-01
CITY TAXATION.

The budget for Is75-Aggregats Tar
s33,657 .O6a s5-The Lovy Considered In
Secret Session.
At last the great agony Is over. The Solons to
whom Is intrusted the task OF liking the estimated
expenditures for the ensuing year have concluded
their abors, and the fact has become settled that
next years. outlays to carry on the city govern
ment will amount TO $33 657 0e2 IS, after deductng
the amount OF So, 100000 sof estimated revenue
OF the General Fund not otherwise specifically ap-
proprated by law, including surplus revenue OF
the sinking Fund for payment Of interest on city
debtn
For q weeS past the Board OF Estimate and Ap-
portionment, consisting OF the Mayor Comptrol-
ler, President Of the Board OF Aldermen and Pres
ident OF the commissioners OF Taxes and Assess
ments have met day after day IN public session
for few minutes, where motiens were made that
"When this Board adjourns it adjourn to meet
tomorrow at eleven O'Clock Tor some other
hour)," wnereupon an adjournment was had to
meet In executive session.
On Friday, when the Board adjourned from tho
public session, another secret conclave was held,
when 1t was agreed tnst nnal meeting should
be had yesterday At eleven O'Clock. They
did, however. until hafpast three in the
afternoon, when the four gentlemen emerged
from Mr.. Green's private once and took
their seats Secretary Wheeler pro lorna called
previous meetings were read and approved.
Mayor Havemeyer then announced, no doubt for
the Information OF the generous public''-repre-
sented In ITS entirety by the members Of the
press-thas the budget for 1875 was fixed at
$50, ,657, ,062 S5
resolution to adjourn was offered and adopted,
and the Board dissolved to meet again IN ten days
to sign the Tax levy after being adopted aad sp-
proved by the Common Council
II there was any acrimony exhibited through
out the coming over Of the estimates 4, submit,
to the Individual members OF the Board. That
some OF the sessions were stormy has leaked
out but . thorough understanding had been
arrived at before the whole budget was
adopted Some OF the figures In departmental
estimates that have been curtailed Will, no doubt
have to be restored; for instance, reduction In
the Appropriation for the College of the City of
New YORK, which was cut down from $l50000 to
Sl4o 900, and various other items which have been
fixed ny law.
Owing to the crowded state OF the HERALD col
umns only the totals OF the appropriations asked
for by the departments and as allowed BY the
Board OF Apportonment can be given.
TIE following IS comparative statement OF the
amounts asked for by the departments and rne
amounts allow ed by the Board OF Apporu0nment
for the year 1870
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TO guide them. Tne Live Oak Cub az Lynn sen0
70 this e,tv and hired r Psiion ana fedvith M
pitcher and catcher of the notorious Keystone
Club, to play with them, and now the Judiciary
about Il. Ledwith, after the disgraceful acton OF
the Keystone Club in their game with the Name
be ostrscIzed by every club In this vicinity the
extent tnat they have been unable ever since to
get q game on went 70 the Atlantlcs and played
which Ledwfh took part with the Atanttcs waA
played about the 2Otr OF August at Elizabeth, J.
he and Fallon went to the Live Oaks, where they
represented themselves as Kelly and Connolly.
two verdant youths rom Detroit, Mich Al last,
Mcts in the case, and at once exposed the fraud
ANNUAL MEETING.
Next month the National Association Will hold
their regular annual meeting IN this city, and then
~ VIII be seen who is TO answer l0r the outr6geS
OF the past, and who win be responsible i0r sno
proper management OF affairs In the futuro.
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CREEDM0OR.

The competition for the TURF Fteld and Farm
badge took place yesterday, under very favorable
conditions. The day was delightfully."- clear and
though the wind was strong 1t was steady, and did
not, therefore, interfere much with the marks
men. After spirited contest, In which
some fifty OF the best on-hand marks
men participated, tie was declared
between Mr.. J. I. B. Collins and Mr. J. J. O,Kelly,
both having made sixteen out OF possible twenty.
IL was, therefore, DECIDED that they should shoot
OF. Mr.. Collins fired first and made an outer.
Mr.. O'Keily making a centre was declared the
winner, ana the badge was handed over to him by
colonel Gildersleevc, with a lew complimentary
remarks. The following are the scores made by
the cOnteStantR.- =
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MYSTERIOUS DrsAPPgARANoE,
SON OF Quarterma stcr General viii.
liam H. Green. OF Connecticut, Miss
ing.


Son OF Quarterma ster General viii.
liam III. Green. OF Connecticut, Miss.
ing.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Oct. 81, 1874
There is agitation in social circles here In con-
sequence OF the disappearance OF Frederick W.
Green, son OF Quartermaster General william H.
Green, OF Governor Ingersoll's stan, and the
parents OF the young man are In deep sorrow over
the absence OF their only son, who has now been
gone over week. The young man, who is In his
eighteenth year. has been during the past
year employed In the onice OF tho
National Screw Company. One week ago Friday,
before leaving home, after dinner, he told his
father and mother that he was going to Buckand
on the twenty minutes past six train, to remain
over sunday with some young friends with whom
day morning. HIS father called on him after
ward at the company's works TO give him some
ADVICE against taking gun with him, as he mad
spoken about hunting, and ne saw him no more.
Young Green left the ONCE at quarter before six
O'Clock, and from that time to the present
NOT THE SLIGHTEST TRACE
OF him has been discovered.
Young Green had 50 with him, 81 OF which he
drew a. the once before ne left. That he has
been foully dealt with can hardly be believed,
since there could be no object Tor any one to mo-
lest him, and any theory OF self-desIructlon cam
not be sustained for want OF Q controlling mo-
tive.
Young Green Is tall and sim, his height being
nve feet eleven inches. He wore away Q dark
sutt OF clothes, and had on q dark felt hat. Gen.
eral Green went to New York yesterday. and q
general alarm was sent out from Police Head
quarters to the police force to search for him. The
matter has been placed IN the hands OF ex-Cbief
chamberlain, OF this city, welkn0wn detective
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THE RACING.

Ihe track was In most excellent condition, the
atmosphere bracing and balmy-in fact, every
tning was favorable for the sport offered BY the
management OF Jerome Park. Five racing events
we're on the card-the nrst handicap steeple-
cnase, tue second selling race OF o mile and an
eighth, the third handicap for all ages, dash OF
mile and half; the fourth o hack race, with
gentlemen riders, and the firth another grand
handicap steeplechase over the usual course,
which Is about two miles and half Tne racing,
- whole. was good. but there were two frauds
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A MURDERoUs MISTAKE.
Newark Night scavenger Shot in Mis-
take for . Burglar


take for . Burglar.
In the Newark Police Court yesterday the facts
In curious case OF mistaken identity were brought
out. 1t appears that lately the cabbage patch Of
Alderman. elect John Hunkele, in the Thirteenth
ward, has been ravaged by thieves and that Mr..
Hunkelc set two men to watch IL, Antony Amberg
and Carl sipp. These, armed with guns, stood
guard over the cabbage on Friday night, when
along came wagon which stopped In the road
and out sprang man, who at once entered the
cabbage patch. Bang" went sipp's gun,
thief with = heavy dose OF bucksnot in
his back. Several other men IN the wagon then
sprang out and made sortie on the cabbage
Ruardsmen. The valiant Sipp skipped on at the
nrst onset, and Amberg was secured and marched
to the police station There so unn telliglpe were
the versions Of the affair that the officer in charge
had them all locked up over night. In the morn
ing, In open court, 1t came out that the wounded
man was night scavenger. and was not thief.
His injuries will confne him to the house Tor sev.
erai weeks. All the parties were discharged.
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PACING IN RE-COPPERBOTTON
MATCH AGAINST TIME.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 3.

DALIIMUHE, OCt 81, 1oISs
Copperbottom paced against time at Bishops
trottng track to-day. He started to beat 2:1S and
won, making the mile in 2:l7h.
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against one who mas retired for some time from
parochial ministratiOn and Ia lying the bed OF
J. W. KING
To the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop Of Lincoln.
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a little and won the race by neck in 1:5sx. Car
yer was beaten nifty yards: and IL having been
satisfactorily proven that q fraud had been perpe-
trated the owner. Jockey and horse were ruled on
the track.
The Third Race.
HANDICAP, for all ages purse 5000, OF which
500, WI the entrance money, TO the second
horse. One mile and half
STARTERS.
Lawrence G. L0rard's b. b. Shylock by Lex
lngton, dam Edith, years old, la IDS. (Dona-
Thomas Puryear a Co.'s b. C. Grinstead. by Gil
roy dam sister TO Ruric, years old, 92 lbs.
NspdIluHJ
J. w. Weldon's b. Y. Kadl by Lexington, dam
katonah, years old, l0S lbs. (Eyansl .........
James lhompsOn's ch. I. Emma, by Australian,
dam Maria Innis, 8 years old, So lbs. wan
Brunt) t)... ......... 4
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THE BROWN-SADLER MATCH,
The Challenge ofthe English Champion
Accented.

HALIFAX, N. s., Oct. 81. 1874
George Brown, OF this place, has accepted the
challenge Of ]. H. Sader, the English champion,
to row flve mile boat race with turn for Sd 600
the race to take place either here or at Spring.
field. Maas
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The Paris Mutuals paid $34 20 on MoOnstOne.
N

Mary Clark took the lead and was three lengths
Bind Tom third, Vesuvlus fourth Resoute dn. dfth..
Mary Clark showed the way into the north field,
through 1t, and over the hurdle ut the loot or the
bun; then through and around the south field to
the water jump IN front OF the stand All the horses
made their jumps safely, but they were many
Mary Clark and Moonstone At the water lump
the horses were much admired or their successful
and beautiful leaps. They then ran along the
up the blu to the picnic grounds where Mary Clark
faltered and when she came down to the track
again Moonstone was close up. Crossing the track
Mary Clark ialtered q second time, and then Moon
stone took the lead. and, coming through the north
field, was two lengths in front Of the gray mare he
jumped the stone wall The other horses were out
OF the race, particularly Res0ute, who was not
suffered to run, and was being ''pulledn by Gafr-
mind when Moonstone ana Mary passed oYer es the ne
hurdle at the loot OF the blum. Mary Clark chased
after Mo0nstone loon over the fences and bitches in the
the regular track on the lower turn he was two
lengths in mont. A very exciting and spirited
stand BY Moonstone winning the race by half
length IN 4:26K, Blind Tom was pulled up mile
Iom home his Jockey naying broken his sirrups
mile behind. Ganney's excuse Tor Resolute's de-
feat was that he would not run on grass, which
1t; and that the horse was pulled to lose was The
universal opinion OF every disinte nterested gentle
man on the track. Ganney's case was laid over till
the end OF the races.
The Second Race.
PURSE $500; entrance money to second horse ;
the winner to be sold ct auction; horses entered
TO be sold for 900 to carry weight Tor age, for
One mile and an eighth.
R. W. walden,s b. naeEns MiIaews sv 1e.no,or dam
Mildred, years old, $500, 90 lbs. (Donahuej.. !. l
]. q. Bethune's g. by Hurrah, dam Emma
JODD sS1e Bs y
dam La victime, a, 900, los lbs (Taylorj 80 3
Time, l:6sk.
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The Paris MutuelS only paid 50 40 on Mildew.
the RACE
Mildew took the lead, the Hurrah colt second,
b. +. Carver stopping until the others were sev
eral lengths away. The jockey pulled Carver all
the way up the homestretcn and around the turns,
palpably oDeying orders TO throw the race. The
contest was between Mildew and the Aurrah colt
from start TO nnish ana 1t was quite interesting.
AZ they passed the stand Mdew led one length,
was two lengths IN front at the quarter pole. and
the same at the blufr; but when they appeared in
sight on the lower turn they were mead ana head,
and they continued to run side and side to within
Anew lengths oI the stand. Then kidew gained
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start; entrance Tree.
STARTERS.
A. H. T0rrance's b. h. MoOnstone, by Asteroid,
dam Alabama years old. l48 lbs. (Hyand). l
N. A. Lltte.rs g. m. Mary Clark, by Lexington,
dam Eagless, years old, lao lbs. (ltnej 49,. 2
N. J. Tuily's b g. Vesuvius, by vandyke, dam
Lizzie Berry, aged, 148 lbs l1uy) ............ 3
Lawrence G. Lorillard's ch. b. Resolute, by Re-
vOIver, dam Matte O., years old, l4O los.
G. Ayres' br. b. Blind Tom, by Star Davis dam
Margarine, aged 148 lbs. (Sutline).. ........ o
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Grf bte Hammer turtrt.-
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Gpa sri&afsu purrt,. ni&t slsi& Der
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psrpsn mubtsn, neil itm tsins 5.mtsn.
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bic II ubr i'm DittbsbauIs unb f&alt
nt&t, tptnn sr nod 5auIt tam, neil Gpa
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babtn ptr's!
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CasS6eriffsa
Gno o0er &irfenOaQ Z?

Die SsmpsrtnSIsr babtn, um bic CT.
pdblun3 bee rspublitanif&en S&rifs
eanbibatsn tH iI&sru. In ban Isbisn "a.
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trant III, 70 piltn MIR gut ssnus, nae
MIR bapcn iu btnftn babtn. - Gin
Sis&sn 5su&slsi III balt INNER babel
- psnn fis nur srR In Unite Fnb!
Die bsutf&sn Ri6lsr Iaif.n f& ab.r
bofsntltH ni&t mfbr NIT 8.b.asarttn
abfpsiisn unb wtrbtn. bur& bic Grfab.
rnassn ssr Isbt,n Sabrsn Hug s.ma&t,
nt&t fur stnsn Nunn ifimmsn, bsE.n
GrwatIuns bon btn Ssmpersn,lsrn &c.
shnifIst tplrb.
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stns srObs Nsnss anllaetn pss.n ll..
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- isnsr nisbtrtrd&Hefsn SmpOfittun,
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SanOs 9tu&Itr aufssbirtst pure. -
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3urhdssbaItsn tpstbsn, neil Die Idtinb,t.
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i&rof.s Scrssbsn t5nns itrm @anbt.
Sattn i&absn.
G6tr man brpbt! man pintt NIT BEN
3aunpfabll Man fust !. g.. ,0.nn
eno ni&t srwdbIt plrb, 70 w.rSsn ags
sOrltss.nbsn anflassn fOfori btr @ranb
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srwablt wirb - nun btr etunwtrlb,
aspOFat Der 8aftr apOfsl ldet ia NIT
f& rsSsn"-bas nsnnt man auf amsrl.
tanif& "ftrsn."
Glsubss, srbdrmIi&,s @sRne.I, bos
auf ieI&s f&amIOf. Osils b,m gUlfs
istntn Ganbtoatsn aufsptnssu piq |!
@laubfR biz @uasr pirtIt9. b0b Hs
NIT lOl&sn plnmptu Rnifsn bd tsn
frstfnniS bsnttnOtu Dsutf&sn sipus
ausri&tsn wsrbsnP
Dsntf&t Wiibiirs.r! Das amt zines
Stsrifs pcu eujtrnt County 10 ,u
DiGtts une NIT tu piti poIiiilu,n. Gin
Ru6 ptrbunbtH, nm sIsI&siIHs bara6sr
ju bsnfsn, Ttl&tr BON btibsn Gambia.
ten srwdblt psretn loah.
asrpsnbf babsr S.bu flIafu san,sn
psri5nIt&sR GinFue fir firtsnbaal
unb fimms Sober, btr elm. at&t bat
5u ftimmsn Nur on bsm 9tlmmtalisn
tSnntn ptr unisrs Ma&tstlfsnb maiden.
Br 6srrn &irttnban fsunt, knnt
ibn aIs ebrsHmannt E.r is nit itm
@tfHdfts 0sttan BAT, tusie, bab sr ni&t
aastn elm sbrsnbaflsr, iOnbtrn aud elm
ssfdatssr @sl&aftsmunn ~.
Or BAT 20 nt&t blOs Ssrbt.nt, BON
l,insr partst numtnirt, fOn.
bern aud BON 8UIttsrpdbftu
ws'bsn, OHns Rhaf&t ttr Yatsi.
Gtn btHtfatr 10 dbGtr.
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Seib tpadfam 4!

Dtsfss ia bts srRt DabI, wsfGs In
YtnnisIpantsn untsY hr ntusn Con.
tItuticn ssbaItsn pIrb. unfsrs 0a9l.
ssfsbs inb INNER fsbr 1htt ssstn BE.
trug eswtitn unb Rnb 70 untsr btm
asusn Nctus nc& mfbr, Stbsr
Siimrhsst.r fam isbt isirsn slamsn
auf bic 8idttts bts SidstS ftrsi6sa
Obsr baGtlbs numsrirtn. I'm bae gtt.
manb UNI feline Stimme bstrOssn wirb,
(0ais Sober fsin Sidst Sfu,n, baf.lbs
iursfdltiS psrslsiatn unb ~ fsbsn, bab
aas Namsn btS ttmUtratf&su Sigtts
earnuf fnS, banH baFsIbs pistsr 30.
fammsn faIJsn unb 60 btm bstuftnbtn
gtnatttn sinbdnbtssn. sDr MAIDEN
ettls 8tm.riuua, neil pir Ia grfabruns
ssbra&t bob zine sfwiR. partsi In bic.
fsr StGst 10000 Eidsts s.brHdi bat,
psI&f s.rabt 70 pts bic btmptratl1&.n
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pabIifdRif&ss aabtr Der glam. btr par.
tel IT,. DIs fuSsa babu no&maIs,
Hes unb> >unttrlu3t Dsla 2idst, sbs Du
ftMma.
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Ysi @rnnb nbftinItsuns ltiusr @sIisn frtuit
DIR S1rpfer tn bic un9emfH' 'nt Weitt
Dts tlntptriuns unb IN aIe Hdumt
Dee et4trs Gunftn unb bes eebtus Rsims
Mls ep'ge Ar fte unb VI tom c aus
nnb Iitf: >, ,8trfOrptrt Gu@ im grbfntbaltl
@tetibt unb waHif an nieinsm @nabfnihdblt!
8tbrt ipGtsr btini iu Gutrm Ssrrn unb NtIRsr,
Dte Stc1s tntlebigt ale gert9tt Setter
une ufbmt bann In BtfB bas Yattrbaus !"
Muf ben 8eftbI aus unsrfprfGten pSbtu
Bt9dfn fcfort bic Renl@hett iu erIiehsri, -
90 mubte I& Ia bifltn eabprinibtn
llnftrbItHes nit SttrbIi9tm psrbinbtn.
8trtint bur& Gin stbsimni6puaes 9ant, -
Der Grnbtnicbu sniIprobts tintm Wttbs,
@sbprtu parb btr @sif init fineni 9titt,
DcG tinesitnIt In cine irbfte Saat,
8trblitbtn ibm ale GrbtbetI frfisr gBias,
@tfiibIunt llrtbsiIsfraft: Sspunb grrifanb.
Dds 6Ial& fam ni&t bas Stmmslrtidp srtrttn,
So pirb an RranIbrit pbtr alter ftrbtn
llub fallen bann, Strmtf9t ale Staub NIT
Staubr,
Dem Rpbsr uuabGntsrIiG gum Raute,
Dies IN unb bltibt Itin fsfgsltBiss eoos, =
Der @tif fann prbtr aItrrn, NOD trfranftn,
au1 frrtsn ni&t-ss trf4tn nur bic S&ran-
fen -
60 panbsrt etr BON Grbsnlfpif 8tfreite
Wfit tintm unf@bartn Metbfrfltio
On zines untefanntrn eanbfs S&opb.
llnb bic trrinstn f&pn ben Sirs bisnitbtn
@tlanafn balptsif ,u btm fp'etn 8ritet1-
Dph lie nit Wiaftln BON Der @rbs i1eipsn,
Sit baben nod bic 8ubt ju trfrttttn
limb milTtn erff bic eGutrruns brlfrb'n,-
Gs lifbt ter CUTE Batter allie 0inhfr,
SeIbif S}tne, bic tntarttt linb, ni@t minbir,
Or Ihuf aud it mad Isinfm Gbsnbilte.
Or iibt 8rtGiieftit itbp6 nit MiIbt,
limb fstn's ppu tsntn ica ptrIOrsn ssb'u!
Wib bic nod tampfsHb In BEN Staubt
tpalen,
Sttb'n nit ben 9riibuH unb ben SSpsRsrn
allen,
Sb ile aud ltiben pbtr triumpbirtn,
Sn tinsm ssstnisiiistn Srriibrtn,
Das fffnt S6ribfpanb unb @r6nje trennt,
Sft fiiblsn Mrs In bisitm aDrptrlstfn,
Dab glei1ptrpaneit Wtltn uns umG1wtbtn,
Die uns ale @siiftr nod rt6t innis litbtn,-
20 sisbt fiibrpabr ftiu ,.5atsn" Or1 oDrii.
ben,"
@tnn mans aud ,,Dissfsir' psr D9sn.
ltits" nsnnt.
Das .Rsi@ tts Strrn umfaet ia aIt @tIttn.
llrb bic I'M SisrlsIn T@ uns sustislIitn,
Sttbn mad btm GOtt no@ an unlrtr Stitt,-
Btfm @liiftS.9 .9Gtrln, pie bsi'm biitsrn etibt
Gnhisbsn iIe N@ unirer Rab, nIGt -
8tIbullt uns fin S1Ititr, matt une biiiitr,
Die Grfunbs, 9lttrn, ainetr une @ti1piifsr,
Yin bfnsn mir NIT pnrmtr Ntigung binstn,
Die absr lGnefrns l@pn sOraus uns singfn,
@ir ftb'H ls sIti&, - psnn uni'rf SHIt
bTitt.
DR.
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Q nj mgeber bes ttfttu
Gpnartb. D taritts gBir i5a.
ntn euh aata ais tintn tbrliAtn unb
iiidtl8en Mann, um guh I'm gensrt6
au pirtrsttn, bsn 5on. 1ranf ..
8 olltns tmpfstltn, BEN b,motra.
tifGsn eaneioattn. Mr. Collins ia
nt&t alIsin stn trsutr, tbrll&tr Wanu,
fcnbsrH an& ti&t;ssr snsrsif&.r 8dmpfs
rsI&r iir 8sdt unb @srs6tisisit
tintrsitn wiro unb ptue 3w,iftl Der
SpIb6ubtuplriti&aft In DalbiHstOn
OftmaIs BART. glhfs su tnadsn s,bsn
plrp. 5,rr Gclltns wtrO ;war sswib
erpablt psrbsn, ttnn ls!n Diaritt if
fart bsmOtratii&, atsr 60 folIt bic gaf>
satt istnsr Sttmmstbsr fsin, ibm cine
NaiOr!tdt 5u sstsn bic ibm elm 3sus-
nib, bdb sr bsItsbt untsr btm gOIts III.
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seranton 8ountps Steher.

,:Gtimmssbsr BON Scranton, srinnsrt
Sbr gu8 NOD bsr Gage, an irsIAsn bts
Bounty .Stsusr tollsttttt wurbe:P @tnn
Sbrss tsut tSant Sbr ga& nod erin
nsrn, tpsr bic gousFttOn btrislbsn aaf'
tSrsn ma&te +?
SSnnt Sbr Gua srinnsrn. na&Ssm
sspl6s @dnnsr, unstpsifsIbaft Gu& @l-
len b.tannt, ibrs Nsfsr gut ssfiittsrt
unb srObs 8Ipds i66nsr Stortbaalst
an Der 2adaanna apsnus, betannt ale
Bounty, ,Slpds, ssbaut tabsn, pts
Sp6n rtb, bsr ftmOfratii&s
Ganbibnt fir wtitsrsn @sisBri&tsr, Der
wsttsrsn gUlsfttUn bisisr ssmstnsn
Stsusr uab sroBsn S&wtntsls uppontri
unb Ssrf&pttn bat9
S6hat SIR 'ga& trinnsrn, Sab sf
fslbR tbatldalta btslsr Stsutr .fOwttl
ppppnfrts Bic man feline StbltotRsi
ppn @e1ebba&ern fur istnsn
S9.iI bislts 8lut @slbss psrEaufts
@arttn 6. NsBmau BON bisfsr Stabl
itbt Elm allsr 1ann, bomals ais een'
fable funstrsRb, Isittts ben gsrtauf'
Dtslse- intsit ispU& ale 8Ounts'
@tsuer, 6 pastfiuntn.
gsiIt bater tttnt 8erwunbtruns, baf
9. g .Ylatt, elmer Der Bounty Com
miFars;ttpb alfrtb 5anb, Der SOuntt
absOt6ts b,r 8ubI; tss SIR. SanSlss
fir 8i&tsr UppUntrsn.
@ibESbr fsrntr, bab btsis asut'
nod i.btbas 8tatbtanipru&sn,s9O ,OOC
BON bisltr Stsusr bon ben Sswpbn.rr
unb Stimmssbsrn bislsr Stabt 5a fcl'
Isttirsn 2 Go 1T babsr ni&t 3a Ssripun'
bern, bGb bislt 9sute @r. 5anbIt.
ppppnirtn, inbsm fs bang. flnb, baf
wtnn sr als 3i&tsr srrpdblt ilt, .r ttntr
ni&t erIauten pirb, sintn psitsrn Dol
lar btsIsr iniamsn Stsusr 3u fcllsttirsn
Bio isesr f&pn fOGIsttirts Dollar tsrs&'
net unb cine gtuanuns bnpun. ii
gursn 3sttunstn psr5HtntIItt if ba'
NIT Sbr Isbt, mac nit ptm @s!es &C.
ma&t III. Renn Str tsins Bounty
Rsusr ms9r woIIttt TO-. itImmt Hd&fsr
DitnRas, an 3. glCptmbtr, fur s an b.
lev,
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'':;@r. SstOrns, Der @ssn.r b.s SIR.
5anbl lev bat istnsn wubr,nsrOubtl.
S,iat' Sttut ais tOmmtRpIrfpS.r @..
neral bti ben bi,Rstn srObsn linrubtn
sOrtinIssn Satrtn uno bic babel srfoIsi.
sSOtunS sUn ;Uti DsllaItutsn BAT itn
iHtiHe ftitfs Stsaune ju bsnfsIbsn ss.
bra&i. 9.in sinsistr BtIi4. .SttpubIi.
lanntr fIinimt fur ibn. fOnbtrn fur ten
'8rtunb Der GrbtltsE 3Otn 5anb.
lev, 90 0tttt btnn bin un6 ttnt
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tptrbsn Dsbaltsn am

. Dcnntrfa9 gbenb, 27. SftObsr
tn Sladptu's 5au, WOpHe. Spre.
der; GOrn,Iius Smitb, u. 9. 6ot.
tsniftin, 8. 8. pbillips unb 8. ..
&.ssn. Dsnn m5sIi& pirb @olonsI
Bristt antpsftnb itin.
D onnstRas Gbsnb, 27. Sttcber
TN Cobb SGuIbauis In Ssftrlon
3owni9ip. Sprt&tr: Qswts 81.
Sanntu, Sritbr. B. @inlitr, gD. s..
Stanton uno SAINTS 3atcu.
s rsttag abtnb, ben 80. Shtr.
In 6tram adtrlsp's SptsI In Wics.
com. Spuhsr: Capt. 6. W. Bun.
nsa, Don. u. 3. DunnInl, gD. s..
Stanton, u. 9. 5Utisnlisin unb Sr.
sD. @inftr.
Sm @uftras btr COMMITTEE.
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st,he radh bielem MilhsI

Soc. SerantOn, pOam,iatr, Sarn,s
SIoeum unb 3. .. NeUty. Rssi.r.
unss' DttteiIpts - duf gut ttutf&
SpibI = arbslten Sag unO 9la&t Su'
fammsn, utH bas bsmOFratii&t SIdst ,u
fSlasin pHo I'M R$ an Der 9lssIs'
runsstripSs ~ 9sIisH, Gin ft5nts Eric,
uni sbrIt&t etuts 5u bsitmmtu, elm &C..
wifts Sidst Su iImmsn. arbtittr,
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