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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-05
KINGLY FREE sPEECH.

y writer ON Mime. Campan, nee Genet,
relates the following: "She was a very
lively, merry person, and one day Louis
XIV. surprised her dancing by herself in
front of huge mirror. His Majesty stop
ped and waited until the young lady had
finished her solitary waltz, and then said
10 her, as she e0urtesied, red with confusion
before him: 'Mademoiselle, they tell me
you are very learned person. How many
languages dO you Speak9' 'SiN, yOnr Ma
iesty,' answered MademOiselle. do YOU
sing? 'Yes, your AIIiesty.' You dance,
1 know Yes, your Majesty quoth Mad
emOiselle; still bohbing cOsrtesies you
draw? Yes, your Majesty. Sod help
your husband, whenever You get One,' said
the monarch, as he turned on his heel"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-05
Sunday smokers,

HARRISBURG, Sept. 4.-In test case
brought by the Sunday league Judge Pier.
son has decided that the transgressOr of the
Sunday laws can be fined for each and every
sale of cigars or merchandise during Sun
day
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The CnnI OH Inemnn

MEMPHIS, Sept. Airs. DR.. Hart aged
65 years, residing on Exchange near Front
street, was fatally burned last night by the
explosion of coal oil lamp, which she
was carrying.
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Suspension.
THE TURF.
The Mystic Park Races.
Programme Of the Fall Meeting at
Lexington

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 4.-The pro-
gramme of the races TO be run on the course
of the Kentucky Association, has been pub
lished, and is unusually attractive in the
number and variety Of stakes and purses Of
fered. The 4Sth fall meeting is announced
for the 18th inst, andiwill continue through
out the week, with races at all distances,
from three quarters of a mile for two year
OldS, to three miles for horses of all ages.
The stakes run for by the young thorough
breds of the Blue GaaSS section. attract the
attention, throughout the entire country,
of all who are interested in the sports of
turf.
The Phoenix Hotel stakes for three year
olds. and the colt and FLY stakes for two
year Olds draw to the Old Kentucky associa-
ton the attention and admiration of people
of every quarter. There are seventy young
ones entered in the stakes, while a number
of aged ones are in preparation for the
prizes. There are fifteen races announced
for the week.
Mystic Park Races.
Boston. Sept. 4.-The 2:.iI race was
won by Kansas Chief in the first, third and
fourth heats, beating Fleety GOldduSt,
busting Jim, Lady Dalham, Honest Billy
and Sam Curtis. Time: 2:26, 2:20, 2:2lt,
2:24. The 2:20 race for purse of 5000
was won by DOble's GlOster in the third,
fourth and fifth heats, beating RedclOud,
Camars and Nettie. Time: 2:l9, 2:20,
2:Z0I, 2:24, 2:22. RedclOud won the two
fist hearts and came in half length ahead
in the third heat, but Doble claims that
Mace had crowded him on the home stretch.
The claim was allowed and the heat
awarded to GlOster.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-05

The death of Professor Blot recalls a
story Of ''real thrifl~ on the part of BOs-
ton domestic. A lady, at her own expense,
sent her roOk 10 the Professors class. and
was delighted with her progress. AT the
end OF the course, she was surprised to
learn that that fdnctionaTT vas engaged in
looking for pastures new. "Why, Bridget,
you are not going 10 leave me; if you bad
not intended t7 remain with US, : should
not have sent you TO learn cooking" sand
indade, mum, you don't expect me to cook
in the new way ON the old wages"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-05

The disfranchisement of Col. Mosby
will be a sad misfortune to President
Grant. There is another vote for the
third term gone glmmering.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-05

TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New
York last evening at 77c. for both
issues.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-05

GOLD opened in New York yesterday
at IO9E and closed at 109a.
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s1OO.O 600 TO POLICY.HOLDERs

since its organization in 1871.
Those who wish 10 patTORize a home company,
organized upon a solid basis and co'lservativeiy
managed. viii lind the Equitable, Of Nashville
worthy of their confidence. my3O ly Tsp
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-05

SIR JAMES PAGET, the eminent Lon
don surgeon, publicly protests against
the high-heeled boots that ladies nov
wear.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-09-05

Corrox is frmer in New York at
I6Eal72c. for middling.
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NEW YORK.
Does Charity Cover a Multitude
of Sins?

Irregularities, Deceit, Fraud and Pro.
miseuOus Stealing.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-The Commission
ers of Accounts have made an examina-
tiOn of the books Of the Charity Commits
sion, and make report showing irregula--
ity in distributing supplies. deceit in
making returns, fraud in letting contracts,
alteration Of books, and everything in 4
general muddle.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Sept. 4.-Further details Of the
Austrian Polar expedition have been re
eeived. After abandoning their ship the
party travelled for seven mouths in sleds,
and two winters were passed on the ice.
The highest point reached was in latitude
eighty degrees. A large tract of land was
discovered to the northward of Nova Zem-
bla. The expedition arrived at Wardel on
Russian boat. Only one death occurred
during the entire voyage.
The expedition from the United States
to observe the transit of Venus arrived AZ
Capetown on the 5th of August.
The credentials Of the newly appointed
Spanish ambassadors make no mention Of
the republic.
The international Rife Match.
LONDON, Sept. 5, $50 A. M.-The StGld-
ards Dublin correspondent says the forth
coming irish-Amerlcan rifle match excites
the greatest interest. The Irish team will
embark on the Cunard steamer at Queens
town Sunday morning. The Lord Mayor
of Dublin and lady will escort them TO
Queenstown, and they will be accompanied
to America by Viscount Massereene and
Mr. Bagnall, as extra members of the team,
and by several ladies and representatives
of the Irish press.
A meeting of
The Cotton spinners
of Manchester yesterday decided that cir
cular should be sent to the Lancashire
mills, advising them that work be limited
10 four days a week.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
EQUITABLE
Fire eInSuranceCO
No. IA NOrthICherry st,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
CAPITAL $1, 100000.
TWENTY PER CENT PAID UP
". W. BERRY, Pres't. WM. A WEBB, See,y
pNO. PORTERFIELB. Viee-PrsSIdentl
DIRECTORSl

FINHIS WELL-KNOWN COMPANY co
L tinues 20 insure property against loss or da
age by IRE. It's usefulness and willingness
meet its engagements have been shown BY
payment OF over
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In habeas corpus before Justice DOnO-
hue, of the Supreme Court, 4 Police jus
tice frankly admitted he had signed a war
rant forthe arrest of a woman without know
ing its contents, trusting 10 the assurance
of the policeman and his clerk that il was
all right. II proved all wrong. and his Of
fense is to he laid before the grand jury.
Judge DOnOhue, commenting upon the
loose practice which obtains in police
courts, said he was satisfied the crime was
sustained for its political and pecuniary as
sistance, and that for the sake of illegal
revenue panel-hOuses and POlicy-shOps were
tolerated.
starved TO Death.
Fred Mather, who sailed from this coun-
try short time ago, having in charge some
one hundred thousand young shad in
tended for the streams of Germany. writes
from on board the steamer that the fish all
died of starvation. Another attempt will
he made &c transplant shad from American
to German waters.
Suspension.
Announcements made that Bigden & Co.,
heavy lumber dealers of Newburgh, have
been compelled to suspend. 1t is said the
suspension was caused by the failure of
Comptroller Green, of this city, to pay bills
10 the amount Of two hundred thousand
dollars audited and found correct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-09-16
Naf5enfnntpf tn 9tlaba1tta.

Selma, ala., is. @ept. = 0ie Selma
Zines" brinst foigeube Spe5ial=0cpeide:
0emop lis, Nla., Is. Sept. = 5eute
WOrsen fanb in @reenz@ountp, swiiden.bier
uno Sertlanb, elm Sampf itatt. Or. Winor
pom Sorflane, tuelder eineu patieuten auf
elmer YaansHng 81 Stone, ieAs Dieilen bon
bier, su beladen bate, traf auf ietnsm @sge
eine ansabl betpafneter Neser an. als er iie
anfiibrer oerielben, oaB Neserblut psrsOiieu
mOroen lei unb bab iie beidlofien bdtten, oa-
fir bas Slut bon gSeiBen gu foroern. Sei
ieiner Stiidfebr nad) Sorflaub berihtete Or.
Minar iber 0as, mas er geieben bate, NOS
rauf Die 8iirger 3,pei uHbemaftnte Ibgelanote
oil bic gteger id1idten, I'm ibnen su Iagen,
baB &eiuer Der SIREN set0otet moroen lei.
sllS bieie Id Der beiuaffneteu ldmar3eu
Sanoe ndbcrten, luurbe auf iie geihohcn,
nobel Der cine t0btlib setroifen uno Der anoere
idper nerlebt muroe. Oaraut 5og heute Wor-
aen eine Ggsabl geiBer, ca. 800 Mann
aus, Serltreute bic betudffnete gtegeri1aar, uno
t0otete uno pcrlpunbete mebrere bon linen.
Ser Neger maren llngefdbr 200 Mann, uub
es iino 6teielben, peld3e BON Der Hegieruna
8atieren foroerten uno ieither bieShentli9en
g8ege nniiaer MAIDEN.
Sobalo beute Morsen auf ile sefeuert
,purbe, liefen fie bauon; cod wtrb bcri1tet,
baB iie iid) iuieber seiamn1clt nno ertlart tdt-
ten, oaB fein @eibcr bic StraBe paiiireu
biirfe, obne bon ibnen eridoiiem gu per=
ben.
Die Gountp -Gomrtifdre bon Dallas
Gountp, sfpet' Neser uno sruei @etbe, alls
Gepnblifaner, erlieBen ifolgenSe @rfldruug
y@s 1T uns ni9t befannt, baB irgenb ellie
@emalttbat gegen etneu 8iirser ober irssnr
eire enbere Yerlon in oieiegl @ouutp megeu
ieinsr politiiden gieinilnseaa Ssriibt suoroer
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sommer.sabrsIam.-l5. sept. 1874,
Boa Der SamDen= stattpn:
500 Diorsena nab gsai1instont . a.
Nnuapolts Suutttou, RetGp. aGez
ranbr tia. epn d. bbur9, . tile II.
ben gHomeiten.
$50 Dtor9eu5 mad vi d. on uno Dem Snoen
ben, Derbtnoen fb nit ocn Botomacz Boot
bel Der neuen gieubabu=23elite, S9epGero,
obne Smnibus suebertra9un9.
a.s5 9iOrseFs nap gtttsou1Y. tnisn,IY. s2tssas,G.
Columbus, sauoustp, 8ertetee
uno enforb sprtu9s, DeerBart.
SaIaub, 2D aibin9tou, Ro totlIe,
staunton. 9asera tomn u. % 9tte
Sulpbur Sprtn 9 s. BulmIn'5 2Bdy:
9ous. Sri q 4 III in Jtelap,
$50 Uior9ens mad Wa1btn8ton uno aIer
3DiihenIfationsu.
7.30 Olor9eus mob lB b in / n, u mo o.
lis uno felap=6ouIe
800 Dior9ens nab terr0, . eerB Il RI
Staunton, 6reoerit uno Gaen 3pi'
ibenitationeu.
300 DiorJeu6 nab gBaibin9ton uno alien
3mil1enltdttonen.
1918 &orlnitta9s mob 80 aibtn9tou, Retao,
8ett6uille, 3 Ia oeus bur9 q .5Oytats
mitta95 am Sounta9 fiir ale g3cgltdtiouen).
1.30 ytabmitta9e nab Sllicottzeitp un6 allen
3uiideuitatieneu.
$50 giahmitta9s nab gB aibtRgton uno g8ez
setationen uuo Uietropotttdn@ 3peiG5ngn.
$50 Jtahmittass nab V iptn8ton uno auer
3DiibenIdtouen.
Al
@aibinston uno anuap olt5=5 Unit.
ION.
4.15 gahmittags natb gBtutbefter, Sasers-
Oiununo alen 3Wdenftattonen aui Der
Sauptbahn.
4.45 Raduitta95 mad, SO "a I9in9ton, gnua.
polls uno aueH SipibeutGtonen, u e
reuoria, gSbtte Sulpbur, gym d.
burg, 3 auOi lie uno oein SdomeItel.
Yullmans &a9gOu6.
500 aueuos nodb Is a. b n ton, Gag 0,
Ct. eOuis, sOutspftts, eineth
natl, Is o I'M 6us, gan ou IN, y T.
felep sprins6, 3eerY Yart Sat
lamb uno pagers 20 II; Yullman'5
Wd9gons copper i'm Helap.
sos yta6mitta9s nab Ereo d uno aner
SDiIdeGIfatioNen Guf Der SGupt6abn.
$50 Gbe1ee nah y / tt II g, u in o II
uuo 3prtenitatiouen oui ben 9Saipinstou
uno metropolitan : 3mei9en, Serfe Iep
Sprin9s unb eumbe berlano. Buuz
mans g8a9gon5.
10. 154benos nab W 4 ins ton, Dem Siioen,
Retop,S unb Innapo SIS u Z
VIE obise1 3iise baltsn au Dem ~Slaoutt ooteI.
am Helap Soule (gBaibn9t n9ton@Suaftion).
SpautagsSiige.
nm 800, 6.35, 900 &ornttags, 8, 5.O5 uno $50
Nohmittags.
Inn t.3O Naamittus6 8esefattonen, gBaibinsto=
seine gSsrbinouns am gonntase mad OSer BON
Iaibiugt on=9ountt ODER 5bat=Babn ODER 4nua.
po(is, ODER nit benz 6.31 Qiorgenju9 udh 8e6Iof0=
Sprngs, Tittsburg, Columbus ooet Sdnoustp.
Bon ySafbinstcn nadl Baltimore.
8, 7.nU, 800 uno 1000 diQraeHS, $50, uao
a. Radmittage tI9lib, nussenoinmen Sountugs
$50 Niorsens, LOO, f.i5, 7.15 uno 7.3O f9I
Gbenos td9lid1.
8eoen nubere Ius.unft nenoe man lid, ans Bill
letzYireau iu Der eambeuz Station ooer DR. 149.
Gpeft : Baltimore, Gde Der @alpertz StraRe, rc
man Seitelunsen gum abbolen uop Gaepd6, fueldbse
| In oes Yetreiftnoeu Woahua9 aesen 9ontremarf,
| big an oeV 3enimmunssort marftrt fpiro, btntsr.
| laijen fqHH.
SIinsr Sobliset, @eueratsgsent, Gamoea.
| citation;
e. ~. Cole. Saupt=SiGet=agent;
1bos. U. Sbarp, AN.s Iraneportmetiter.
] (220-)
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ueu erribteten v&enbom Sdule" feline Sta
the sn ieeen, ungeahtet bic gtatiOnal Ser.
ianmluns befrctirt hattie, oaB bic Sdule in
berielben gSeiie nieoer auf9eridtet uerben
iolle, pie fe Dor ihrem llnlitur;e our9 bic
Commune, ndmlib nit Der Statue bes erten
gtapoleon, gepeien lift.
Sd)ilfsnad, id,ten.
Queensto mn, Is. Sept.- Ser 9pfr.
.Gbina" traf bon gtetu=Yort I'M bieiisen 5a-
fen ett1.
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S6iTsnd6rt6tctt.

Ton %0Iton nap yilDmOa0, Ou., Ocitnmt lam
9elern Die Srig9 ,gSm. Jt0binlon" on Der ,Fcitund
Uouroe, Sn., porbe; Ditto Die ShoOucr I0ne5
IupleI" pom 8btlaoctpbia, 5. 3. Y1urO" uou J{eu=
gort, Cue 8ownleGo" uno -. y. 3ri3ge5 pom
9to6port, Ute.
auT Der SOmptoner RBeoc IN9eu gCitcrn, BON mi
ort9en gSinoe Bnrnf8ebGlcu, oic on Jidmouo
nab 8rtrit beItimmte Srj99 ySi5" Ole Jjurte gtnod
Stenart" pon bier nab &ofon, Oct zAooncr .Noz
Die S8nltou," uoh JtiO Gjr0u0e, Gle 9Grtc .Ro6in"
uEo cine 9anie Nlotte Uon S6oonetn, id.Hmtli,b
nldl unrhI Ildlcn Maien htlrlmmi
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2,ermiid)tc 9epeid)en aus
Nrff,sMnrf.

m-Dorf, IS. Septbr. - 0ie 9pfr.
,@itp OF Montreal" BON 9iperpool rnb 49,
the" bon Samburg itno bier eingetroficn.
- @olo er0ffnete beute Su lO93 uno idlob
81 1O9f. .
- Charles Sauberoort, @robmeiiter Der
s. .. 8. S. 0oge bes Staates ytem Yorf,
itarb 9eitcrn slbenb in ieiner gSobnnng gu
Sarlem.
- 9cute trat bier bic General eGonuentiou
Der llniperialilieu III Sibung.
- Ser llnteridatmelter sablte beute S48,z
600 3tnien aus uno l6i'te fir sl9 900 Sonbs
Elm.
= Die 3oa ginnabmen betrussn beute
&1Q1
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Wfan faufe Sinners

tt1to dlle attSctem NdhM at d tttEn,
uuo luiie ode Heparaturen beiorsen BON
Sf. ~. Rib,
beutfdbes @ei d att,
(Aprit5. .t2GteI) Nr. "a, gYeftsSa oreftr.
HB- Die itiugebenbe aettenftid5 n9IeeS= Nahs
mafd3ime, srpbe Sdbneioer-U -Uiaittne uuo 6amilienz
Maidne muB man islbit ieheu. ho idb nitt auf 8a<
pier ausenanoerieten fam. iuie idon fe orbeiteu.
SD babe ole sorten Rabmaidiuen uno fann eub
fiter Su5rieoentelen Stb perfaufe alle arten Wah=
matinen, psrmietbe uno reparire oieietben.
s. 4. WeSeennep.
Vt. 1876, Beif=TapettefraBe, uno
fgD,;oe 1SNN Or S79-YnItimnrp}r
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Gtietba f,tt= 6 Garout 8 o laae.

5arr1S burg, Is. Sept. = Der Yacific=
@rpreb5ug itieb heute gtadnittag nit einem
@iiter3ust am obern Gnbe Der Staot 5uiam~
men. g. .. Sobnion, Gonoufteur auf benz
Sradt3use, anO 81. .. Conner, 3ugfiibrer
auf Der . .Yenniglnanii fen Giienbabn." pur=
ben iebr erbeblid, uerleet. Der @rltere iou
iid in eiuem iebr beoenfliden .3uitanbe befiu=
ben. Yaliagiere iuuroeu feline perlest. Die
llriade Oes 3uiammenitoBes mar pertebrte
JSs;
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Il IT 8 { ) . 9 E t..
&. 6anen

S. Dal1eD
III BON SIR. 14t, Weit=Saltimorez, uat Nr. 35.
3toro SbarlestraBe BE, se,osen, uoielbft stn ie9'
GROCER YOrratb pon
Wenf6en=$s narett,
als: GerrMdcn, 9onpees yeHe d. tem, y o6eu:e.,
iomie aud,
Narflmerte'n, Sedtnme, Sarften, 1d6er,
1piletten= uno SSanch=Mrtttel
au lebr bilisen Yretien gu ftnoen iino.
e. xoancp, Vr. IS, Woro=GbarleSs,'
cine &bire oberbalb oer seliuston StraBe.
INpltO issSl
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Guropaii9e &abeloeri@te.

Ghpets.
Beru, IS, Gept. - Ser internationale
Boit @pngreB eraffnete beAte ieipe SituHs;
ale Delesater, nit Ilsnabme eerienisen BON
ben Ser. Staaten, tparen anlpelene.
Nranfreid,.
Yaris, Is. Sept.-Dte Regieruus Me=
! Wtabon's bat beidlofen, auf bic Spite Der
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Scr 0el0marft.

NemsY orf, IS. Septbr.-8el6 attn 5lI
2-2@. gSediel fau, 4.84. Sob itetts gu
1o94-lo9g. Ohl1sationen aftio, 5edierll7s,
'62er 112a. Ifllen ifloiien flau, 9tem -Yort
Central 1893, @rte 344, eafe Sbore 75s, 81.
Central 90, Yittsbur9 87b, Nortbmeitern 364
pref. So, Hod<SSlaub 1909.
uuterihabamts Silan3: Cob S55,8l6,z
G33, Gourant S58 1885, 1858.
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(ErflGruun.

Da Elm @cridt in Der staot ctrfulirt, oaB mir aus.
pertoufcn um uuier 9eidft aufsu9eben, 10 er3reien
mir biele @elesenbeit, i'm unieren sun6en uRo oem
Yu6!ifum an5uSeisen, oob mir uner 9efbdtt n D t
aufseben, fonbern nur Rentdlembaare 5nm
SoftpIeiIe pertauIen um uneren 8orrotb Su rebu3iz
rem. Nir babeu 100 5aarseHedbte pom $1.5O bis $75
pro std, ipelte mir gum aoten4tiie ablaiien; fers
ner 5000 arbs riette6 Su So eets uuo tbeurer, ios
tpie elm clsemenes aiiortinent pom SaaripaGren,
Saarbirften, adlnmen u. Narfimerie'n. Wtau iprehe
nor in SIR. 90. sertnstouftrabe, uuo beiebe b bic
Waaren e. Seauneret,
(sfan26 1SS) SSr. 6S Verimof ffr0 r e..
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8rGu0e.

~ arbribse, IS. Sept. = 5ente Morsen
t1uroe Armitrong's Sotel nebit allem, mas
es entbielt, Elm Haub Der Tlammcn. Drei
Yeriouen famen in ben, Seuer nm unb fiini
erlitten i9pere Serletungen. Die @dlte eutz
rannen Der @efabr oes Ssrbrennens nit tuap,
per stetb.
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3mei Mdohem ertrmmfe,, j.

IeTeaie, Ie pni:,; %; 5;s Sspt..wtarg M ,s uni unO
rem, tpelde i'm Yesriffe waren, eiuise @dnie
nad Sauie 81 treiben, mateteu in ben SluB
binein uno 9erietben in cine tlefe Steue, tuo
Yeioe ihreu Sob fanber.
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Gbarlep MoI abcrmaIs 9efunoet

publ0n N. ; y, 10. Sept. = NeWz
Dorfer @ebeimpoli5titen perbafteten 9eiterrl
Abeno in 5illsbale, @olumbia Co., cine
Srau NIT einem Sinbe, weldes bem geraubz
ten Charlie HoB aui's Saar sleid)t. Die
Sbatiade TIT nah philadelphia telesrapbirt
morbeu. Ser Dtitriftsanpalt iast, bic
@ebeimpoliSiiten ieien Der NnTft, oab iie
oiesmal ben &nabeu tpirflid) gefunoen; es
lei fein 3rpeifel on Der Sbentitdt.
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2eIbNntnrN.

New=Dort, Is. Sept. - Der 3S<idbrige
anien y. a(rder, elm alter Stubent Der See
oisiu, Der es bis bahin nid,t gum 0ottor
Sitel sebradt bate, beging III letter gtaht
SelbltmorD, iuoem CT itd1 perqiftete.
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Gin mUitert5icS Wcr5d,,p tn , c,,,

gStlltamsport, Ya., Is. Sept. -
6. s. Sdellep BON bier, Der ieiue Gltern in
Sar,ptomu, q. g., beiudt bate, iuiro ieit
benz II. susuit, oil wel9em Gage er ieine
6iidreiie iiber yteiu Dorf nnS philadelphia
augetreteu, uermiBt. Ocrlelbe lit etn iebr &C.
adteter uno eiuhuBrei6er Siirger, uno iino
ieiue Sreunbe in 6olge ieines Gerldminoens
iehr berurrhi1t.
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Wiht IN nerueXeu !!

ebe man eine @elbdits= ooer Bersnii9unss Teiie
antritt eine 3uialls Yolce in Der lang eablrten
uno oerantwortliden Travellers Life and Acct
dent Insurance Company su loien. IS bilft
aussef.elte ansemeine 3ufoGs= =Yoiceu. .319,27
Sebensz zY,eriiderunss .Yolicen -. 19,49t
Se3ablte Inipriibe fur nn9lidsfdle uno ZEE
bensperluite. ,572 ,653.93
Selamut<Gtnnd5Me. ............ 2,93i ,ll6.Zo
ue6eribub lber YerbiubIidfeiten. 96S, ,422.68
Sbos. 8. We8uire, Staats=asent,
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9te saufmdrniId,e M9emtnr SoH
Il. o. pnnn & Comp,

Saltim ore.
(@tabIirt I'M sSuui 1341.)
Sieies Stabliiement lieiert (Hur an unterlnteto.r
ale u6tbi9en betailirten Snfornatlonen biHnbtli t
Der Stelung, iportthteit &C. uon Saufeuten
Odublern u (. 10. innerbalb Der Ser. Stcoten, 2er
riorieu uuo SrtiIhzJoroz2l eritG; aub lteiern II,
Elm Nefereus 8uh, rueIdes Die 9tamen pom neAI
oils 100000 8uuTeuteu II. /. 10. uno oeten Raen unf
Bic Steluu9 berieIben entbdlt. IS II oas compts.
tete uno ansoeoc6nteIte SpFen, ipelbes iemaIs IN
Seauemtltteit Der Buufz uno oGn6elsbGuler uno iEl
bic alsemeine Serbefierun9 uuo ben Stue oes SoE.
oel5 or3auiiirt tpurbe. 90 Spei9bIredus haben nit
Sretbteruu9en topnen nttt IbertroHeu merben.
gSni. -. Scariett, bierwobuenoer eompa9non
a8- Sdlige Nniprit3e rperocn er9e5oSen un6 &c
rtbt6iad)eu i'm 4ugeneinen beior9t. (5an2t,iSD
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Mm oie 50. 9reber, @eap & g..
s,r.17. Zlo.8anttrabe.

0ieine Serren! gBir baben oas Yersnisen, sn
beitdtisen, oaB ior SIRE 5urben felt einteer .3ett
pertauien uno baB oieelben Anen, pelte fe ,9ez
braudt baben, 3uiriebenbeit seseben babeu. gSlr
tounen fie fir aIe5 Dasjeuse empfeblen, iuelde Ste
fur oteelben in anipru6 nelmen.
(Uiatib-Nopot) Sob. y. Water s. Sobn,
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3uradgejosen.

% ib mid bon Der 5irma 8. @eatberbg &
46bme, NIT meldber ib tpabreno Der eeten 22 Sabre
perenst NOR, setrennt, 10 babe ih oas central &C.
Itsene II. beaueme 2aserbaus, ytr. S69, Wett>
BaItimprettrade, oen .@ututD zSeuie" se9eniber
9eniehet, ipoelbit id i'm Stanoe bin, nit potti9s
1iteu Mrbeitern ale mir anuertrduten Muftrd9e init
Shne1i9feit dus3uiIbren. .
Wieine peronlidbe auimertiamteit tpiro Der &>et'
1nne nnD Wentilatton On 9ebduosn, uno Der
Grridtuns offer Aren &sets= uuo &pdls sMppar0te
geniomet lein.
Da id3 ben Yerfauf pou Gbilion's Furnaces uno
Ranges ibernomnen, 10 tueroe itb INNER enen 9ro=
zen Yorratb BON bieien AuSbeiierunsen porrdtbiS
baben. Aud beidaife id bic Reparatnr pom ben
aest i'm @ebraudbe unb labe Nle Gin, meinen Yor=
Iatb uuo reiie 5u nnteruen, che iie anoerspo faus
fen ooer Muftrd9e binteraiien. Mhtungsnol
:, (Muq24 ,3Wfef) GbaS. Deatherbh.