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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
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Ralt. & Ohio nIYidelld d I,

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad declared OH
saturday, FIVE per cent dividend on tho stock
~ -, their road, although the dividend of the
Washington branch has been passed for the first
time IN many years. The reason for this is al
!eged to be the large payment required of the
company on account Of the per capita passen-
s{er tax due the State of MARYLAND
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
seys ADVERTISEMENTS. .re-cav.

List of Unclaimed letters.
Ladies' shoes-Fennessey' brevity
Plain hafs-Dubell's brevity
Overcoats-BuXbaum's hrevitY
Gouerts brevity
Quick dinners-Fulmer's brevity
Quay brevity
sofas-Adsir's hTevty
Charming Course of Lectures
Eotice-Book of correction
Wanted-capable servant
Wanted-ten men TO canvass
sciles-Billany
Cleavers-B llany
Eotice--John Peoples
seng QUIZ LarkIn
Wanted-Lady wishes to give instruction
Seedless raisng-J Almond
Iost-pr mis- ory note
Reynolds brevity
deNolnaniies brevi'y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
Pitt.burg Industr,e, recovering,

Describing the trade and manufactures OF
iittsburg, the correspondent of the New York
Times says The smoke is not quite so dense,
nor the blazing chimney-tops quite 80 frequent
as three years ago; but prosperity increases
not busy part OF every month. 1t is the uni
yersal testimony Of all, except the croakers TINT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
Thc New Air Ship.

ABOUT COMPLETED AND A TRIAL TO BE MADE on
MONDAY.
,,,..54 BALTIMORE, Oct. 10.
Mr.. Schroeder's balloon and sr-ship is about
completed, and it is expected that, on Mon
day next. trial ascension will be made, after
which it will start on its trip to New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

U. S. CIRCUIT CoURT.-The regular October
term of the United States Circuit Court was
opened, this morning. There WAS no jury pres
ent, and all the criminal cases were continued
The appeal case Of VIM. Canby assignee OF
Jno. McLear & Son,us. Amelia +. McLear will be
argued towards the latter part of the week be-
fore Judge MeKennnil.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
Suspension OF wbi.kv Recttfters,

John H. Cuthbert & Co, whisky rectifers of
signment of their property. The firm, however,
declined to make any statement of their affairs,
and nothing further could be learned than that
their liabilities are probably about $150,00O. A
meeting of the creditors has been appointed for
next Thursday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

TIRE "CHANNINa COURSE" Tile second of the
Claiming Course Of Lectures will be delivered
on Thursday evening, at the Unitarian Church,
by Col. t. W. Higsinson. His subject will be
"The Aristocracy Of the Dollar" Col. Higgin-
son is one of the most talented mon Of the coun-
try, and highly entertaining lecture orator.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
Cheering Keports of ReYiyaI,

The Boston Journal says it has favorable re.
ports from many portions OF the country reg srd.
rs revival of business. In Boston, especially,
mere ID not only better feeling but positive
ae5iv,sy. Merchandise is changing halids and
merchants n find thrt inquiries about goods are
followed ''y purchases.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
Attempted Assassina tion Of y Pay.


AS paymaster Fawcett, of the Chesapeake d
Ohio canal, accompanied by Edward Mulvaney,
superintendent of tho Cumberland division,
which extends so miles below Cumberland, was
proceeding from Cumberland in a buggy to pay
off the hands, about 8 o'clock. yesterday after
noon, they were fred at by three masked men
who sprang out from the bushes. Five shots
were fired, two passing through the coat of
Mulvaney. Both escaped.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
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Not tho Lost Roy.

The lad found In Illinois is not Charley Ross,
He turns ont to be youth who was taken from
the New York Children's Aid Society about a
year ago .and recently deserted on railroad
train near Chicago.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
9saths.

BARTHOLOMEW At York ] yD, New Gas le Co. 4,
Del, on the 18th Inst, Edward Bartholomew,
formerly OF Chester Valley. III he iIth year of his
age.
HICRs.-Sudlenly, this morn ng, of aponexy, Ms.
Francis A., widow of Tie l9te Robert ID. Hicks.
Funeral from her late residence, Thursday after
noon, 2lst inst, at M O'Clock
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

TOMATO EGas.-Stew six ripe tomatoes and
pass them through sieve, add six eggs, half
an onion, finely minced, quarter of pound of
ham. minced, and little salt mix the whole
thoroughly in basin, put it in frying pan on
the fire; and keep stirring with fork for about
ten minutes. Serve very hot on fried toast.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

LEG AMpUrATED.-Yesterday afternoon, DR..
8. l.. West amputated the leg of Henry Gross
residing at 11th and Lombard street, for aneu.
rismai tumor. For some months past Mr..
Gross Las been suffering extremely with his leg,
which was greatly enlarged between the knee
and ankle, and the bones, particularly the tibia,
were decayed for six inches below the knee.
The leg was cut off d-way between the thigh
and knee The patient is now doing well. This
morning, DIR. West cut out the tumor, which
weighs about eleven pounds and will present
it to the Pathological Department of the
Jefferson Medical College at PHILADELPHIA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
KELLY & LEON, LAST Nronr.

The minstrel performance of Kelley e. Leon,
at the Opera House, last night, was attended by
an audience which filled the house two. thirds full.
There were many original comicalities present.
ed, and the audience seemed to enjoy the fun
amazingly.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
Financial.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY
New YORK, Oct. 49,
Gold opened, this morning, at S1.16sz.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
weather Record.

REPORT OF TIE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAsHINaToN, Oct. 10
Probabilities For the Middle States, rising
barometer, falling temperature, clearing and
clear weather.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

BURNED TO DEATH.-A fatal burning case oc-
Cured at Dover, yesterday, afternoon. Mrs.
Clifton, about 80 years Of age, was left alone
in the house smoking her pipe, but a few mo-
supposed to have been set on fire by spark from
the pipe All her clothing, as well as the hair
on her head, vas burned off, and death re-
loved her Of her sutferings in few moments.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

REFRIaERATED PEAcHEs.-Mr Frank Fernan,
of the southeast corner of 9Th and Bennett
streets, brought to this oflice this morning ,sev-
eral peaches which he had refrigerated and
which were in good condition. On the 14th of
August last he put small quantity of
peaches in box, with perforated Sides and this
in turn within another box which was stored
with ice. Two weeks ago the peaches were re-
moved from the refrigerated box and set away
in the open air, but when shown us, to-day,
they were still cold and perfect in shape.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
Anuselnents.
THE voKBs FAMILY COMING.

We are able TO announce that the Yokes FAM
lily are coming to Wilmington, and the intelli-
gence will no doubt be gratifying to our play
goers. The engagement has been made for the
lat and End of November,on which evenings this
gifted family should be greeted by large audi
encea. Wherever they hive appeared they met
with great favor,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
THIRD EDITION.
THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
ACCEPTS AND TAKES
HIS SEAT. A
The New Secretary,

CABINET MEETING HELD TODAY
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
Com nIercIaI Reports.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.
Flour unchanged Wheat steady; new Penna.
red, $1.40; new white 81 43. Corn active yellow
72c Oats less active. Whiskey S117.
QUOTATIONS. ATTIRE BIANDYa1ss MILLS FOR p.op8
AND GRAtH--OCkRROTED DAILY.
Family Flour. s8.00R 800
Extra Flour. ....................... 6.7s6p $50
Snperhne FiGar r..............-..... 4.7FGp 5.75
Wheat, ...-.---.............. L35
ooro. ............-...-.-... 75c
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

Ts0ILET SOAPS OF FINEST, MEDIUM
Il and ordinary grades. Of French, English and
American manufacture. Choice assortment and
large STOCK For sale by
E. BRINGHURST & co.
Cor. Sixth & Market Sta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

CONSERVED FRUIT. Collector Prettyman
brought up with him from down the State, yes
tcrday, samples Of conserved fruit, recipe for
the preparation Of which was printed in the COM
MERcrAL some weeks ago. The samples include
peach, pear and ounce, and we're as perfect and
handsome as can well be imagined They very
much resemble the canned fruit which is to be
had of confectioners, but are more wholesome
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
gfiu advertisements.

=
T1RY OUR SHENANDOAH AND SHA-
Il MoKIN GOALS. THEY ARE THE BEST IN
THE MARKET.
GEO. W. BUSH 4 SON, French st. wharf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

Buzz AT REo LIoN,-A spelling bee will be
given in the Red Lion M. E. church on Thurs
day evening, October 21st, to which an admission
foo Of fifteen cents will be charged A number of
spoilers have been entered as follows John
Hastings, Harry Stafford. Peter Cieaver Henry
II. MchIullen, Zachariah Dawson, James Baton,
John Maginniss, Charles Clark, and Misses Lidie
Cleaver, Emma Cleaver, Mary Hastings, Lou
Benson, Sadie litter, Clara Deputy, Sae Hem
dickson, and Lille Clark
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

NHEQ U e BOOKS ON CHEMICAL
~ paper. almost as neat as engraving, printed at
taeCoHhxRCIAL once, cAeopsr hasi slseHkeys.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19

LNOR THE BATH-BATH BRUSHES,
Also Flesh Brushes, straps, Horse Hair, Friction
Gloves and many other articles Of the same class at
Z. BRINGHURST Il CO.'S,
Cor eixth d Market Sts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-10-19
FIRST EDITION.
The Liquor Saloons.

NOW HARD TIMES AFFECT THEM-sosTE cLoeED
AND OTHERS LOSING MONEY LIoENsEs NOT
WORTH GETTING AND PROSECUTIONS NOT FEAR
II.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-10-06

-Napoleon tpuroen Geebepel6en bon
Boulo9ne iiberbra6t. Gr laB chen beim
Trufud uno reidte lie bent @robmar=
ldall 9uroc nit Den Worten Gin:
2eien @ie mir oas Dor:
Dieler began 5u leien:
Sic @scoore mortet nur nod auf ben
Wino @eincr @rcellen5, I'm in @ee su
9eben.
gGos beiBt oos ? fragte 9iapoleon.
9uroc las Oiele QBorte npdmals NIT
9robem Grnit. Nopoleon rib linn ben 8e=
ri6t aus Der 9ono, iiberlab lelbit, pas
barauf itano uno brc6 oonn in elm i6aI'
lenbes @eld6ter aug, .uno oas papier
suriidgebeno, bat er, in 8orlelen FORT
fobren.
9urpc lag nun ,peiter uno nod eini9e
mai puroe babel oes Minoes @einer st.
ceuen5 erpabnt, Ano 10 oft oies sei6ab,
la@te ou6 Napoleon aus uOllem 9alie.
9uroc 9erietb oariiber Inn 10 mebr in
groBe @erie9enbeit, als Der 8eri6t fei'
nesmc9s ettuas entbielt, >pas nur entfernt
ld9erli9 mar. Ct lab Nopoleon nit ci=
ner Wlieue an, Die 9robes 8efremoen per=
rietD, bod ,pagte ct ni6t lol1en our@
Worte laut ,ueroen Su loiien.
@ie >uunoern id i6er mein 2a9en ?
1pra6 enoli6 Napo!eon 5u linn, aber ,uer
fann li@ oelen lpob[ entbalten, luenn sic
oas S. E. (Sud Est, @io-OiD immer
Son Excellence lejen, oo es oo9 Glib
Of unb berWino @einer Gycellen5 nidts
Mnoeres Deibt als @iooltluino.
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GY Tiit Wf6belidrciucr.

|lRB Vttr WfDbell9rc1ltet. =zA
SIN 8ercit NIT mcDreren anocru Herionen
bat oer 1lnterseid)nete bic lit ber Ndbc ION go
ineroy bclcaene Nliboleport Nf66el> Vobrit an<
eefauft. Dieie Uabrif, Die nit Den neueien
Ma1dincn ilMb Ginri1tungcn berieben 1T, fat
bor Sabren iiber $4,000 gctoitet unb lit jett
fir elm 9rittel oes @ert@es berfauft iuorben.
Ser Sauptsiped bcs Nntau feS lpar, ocutlden
Nrbeitern bier Iobnenoe BeihGftisuns 81 9er
ben. gs lit bcsbalb enc vDeuti6e Mf6bel>
Gompognie" in 8ilbune beariffen .nio CO iuirb
beabiid)tist, fobalo als moslid), bic MShel>
Gabrt III bolle SbGtigfeit su iegcn: Sic
Sdreincr unb slrbeiter in Der Uabrit iol(cn TO-
biel ais mSelid) @tod9alter bcr @ompa9nie
fem. Sic porlaui9 berlongtc Gin;aDlung fur
ci,, Sbarc bctraet nur $lOO. @s bietet. ii9
alio bier fir beutide int Mobelgei0aft erfaD<
rene 2eute Die eiiniti9e @eleeeuDeit, id cine
quite @riitens su iidcrn. slit bieiem Nl0bel>
Ncid1dft 1ino GortDeile ocrbunocn, iuic lie nid)t
10 leid)t mieoer Dorfom,,,en. Sd)on int Gin,
fauf ipurben I'M Ger9leid) NIT bcr grri6tung
ciner neuen Tabrif $l2 700 gemonncn.. Sober
iebt ciutretenbe Stod@alter crDdlt ieinen slnz
tbeil on oieiem @eiuinn. sluberbcm lit boS
NoNnotcral bier bi0ig uno Der sblab Der
9'l0bel auseeoeDnt. - SIM Nl6bclgei6aft ere
fabrcne Ncrioncn, Die 2uit babcn, nu1 Some
ron su fon,mcn, um @todDaltcr bcr NlDbel<
Gabrif Su Wcrbcn, nno suglei1 barin orbeiten
f0nncr, perben bager ipo1lt1un, i1 untcr sln=
gabe iDrcr Ierbaltniilc io9(eid) gu ,nclben. SD
miirbc cS an leb1ten cDen, tuenn Elm CT faDrcncr
@ormann NIT einer slnsa1l linn bcfonntcr al<
ter 9rbeitcr iofort in bielcS @cfd)6ft eintreten
!piirse. SSe9en ndDerer stustunf wenbe man
li1 an
2seu. So(ep6 Sef(tmg,
TomeroD, Mci9s So, D..
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Mu9enebu1e nuo eintrd9lidc
8clddfhaunq.

ugBunberIdDn " uYra9tig" 20, ,pie licblid " "sBie
uel toftet bas Z" 50 rMfen bic Seute aus, uelbe
bet Guropai1d)en uMb Mmeritanii9en Glromo Eubliz
ibng Co. probucirt ,uerben. 9ieielben ino pouton'z
meme 3unitwerte. 9liemanb tam Der geriubnng g."
uailer, M9enten, Oamen unb Serren oIne 0ei9ait=
sua ,uerben finben, bab sieies bic bette Wete it,
Sic iemals angeboten ,purbe, UNI gele su MAIDEN.
enen Stamp. Mbrei5e: 81. &feeson II. Co., 738
1sas9tnstoa Str, gsoston, eaass,
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- Cine S(u,ol,( id)cinbciliocr uub muderi

- gine 9ln;oDl ideinDciliaer uno muderi'
{t6e, Metboeiltcnprcb in &bilabelpbta ag''
tirt bofiir, oab bic @eltausfelluna im nodlten
Sabre an Sonntascn acid)loden bleibt. gSenn
bteie Mudcr i1r 3iel trretd)ei,, 10 ipirb bic
;SoIae iein, bab bic slrbeiter nteMals @elcaem>
heit babcn, obnc Ycrlul It our@ @rbeitScinl tel
lunq bic uSteaung gu btiud)cn nno auberoem
pcrocn iie iid rcdt 9riinolid) por oer 9anien
9Selt l1d)erli9 MAIDEN.
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Vsy- @iner IN lercr Nbonneuten III 9incin.
natl i6rcibt uns, oab 9crr @esban tat9oliid
1ein iol(. Scr rGatgolic Gulumbian" 1d)rieb
tor GINGER 3cit oab Serr @ea9an al einem
Srcitae in cinem 9otel ciu 8eefiteaf perlanate
uno ielbcS NIT guten spctit ber;cDrtc. sSie
hos iid) aud in,nlcr berboltcn m09e bic bon
@caGan neebradtc Sill mar gut nno fam
pon fciner Scite init @runo 9ctobclt iperoen.
Sb bet Nlann MIN fatboliid) lit i, ooer nidt,
bas 1T feline eieenc Sa@e. Sic @epublitaner
bGttcn sic Grasc gar nidt aufbrinaen follcn,
6enn nn1ere Yolitif fennt iucoer @atDoliten
nod @roteltanteu, ionbcrn nur @iirger.
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Obio @aiienfrenno.

Gtaentbiimlidber @efbmaf.
- Menn ser Men1@ au9 i'm :Mllse=
mcinen els WllescIer gilt, 10 biirIte bieie
Bcsei6nuns nirsenos 10 beredtist iein,
uls bci Den 8on9o= =9}e9ern i'm obern Nil=
oebiete, no9 oen @3iloerunsen @duein+
furtb's. @atten uno Telomdule lino il.
ncn Elm DelicatelIe rno Die Soso ouf bie=
lclben cine 2ieblinssbei@dftisur9 Der
Jinoer, Die lie su 9usenoen an ben
G6pdnscn ,u]ammcnbinoen uno bamit
,htcr eironoer einen lebDoften Saui iG=
Danoel treiben. Oas lino uniere Gibe,
riefen ]ie jubelnb, ,penn lie Sdweinfurtb
no1 elmer ergiebi9en Sa9o bege9neten.
Mber mit.Sulfe Der 9efansenen TeIomdule
wi|jen lie lid Den nod ,ueit 9eprieleneren
2ederbi1len zines &akenbratens 81 per=
]ho{fen, inoem 1ie an oen 1dmalen Yfa'
ben, ,pelhe bas9o69ras oer@teppe:our9*
I6neiocn., tleine aus Jfobr 9efp6tene
66us3en crriGten, in oeren Snneren
Mdale als &1oer bienen nm Die Safe in
cine SAlinee 81 lodtn. Sier iueroen. al
70 &oben ourd Mduie 9efon9en! @bbor
aber lett Ser 9teiienoe bin5u, erl4eint Dem
Bonqo BON animalii@en @tofien, nit
Musnabme bon 9unoen uno Menlden=
feild, iat M1les, 9leidpiel in peI@em
3u tan6e es lei. 9au'9ollt, lo9en Die
Boneo 1T Elm 3eiben, ooB Der Yraten
miirbe lei, nno i4liebt Die 3dbi9teit oss
Tleil6es aug; bas ma@t fart uno glbt
mebr &raft als frii1ss. 9(un, iiber @e=
ldmdde lGbt @i9 ni6t freiten, am ,ueni9=
item nit ben Bon9o, Die iiberbaupt por
edel1oftcn Dinsen nidt 5uriidi9reden.
so oft i6 &inoer 1@ladten lieB," er<
sdblt @9weinfurtb, vlab i'd Die Srager
oierig I'M oen Dolbueroouten Mogenin'
halt itreitcn, wieIbie@sfimo> >ocren ein5i9es
G5emiile in Dem Maeenbrei oes &entbiers
oar9eboten erideint. @elbit Die abldeu'
l9en Mmpbiitomo,piirmer, ,ucl4e oieW}a=
oenpanoe oller&inocr in 0ieIen@e9enoen
i6rmli6 ous5utleioen i4einer, itreiiten
lie fril0 ppn i0rcn @iken ob uno fiibr<
ten 1ie.in oller@emiitbsrube banoool ollweile
rob aum Munoe. 60 fonnte es mid ou9
ni6tMunoerlneb ,::oob ponoen 8ongo
olles als &e9enlt ltano Der Sag betro9tet
wuroe, mas oo auf Groen tren9t uno
Teu9t, bon ben &otten unb Mdulen oes
Selbes bis sur @dlanse, pom gosgeier
bis our @pdne i'm INNER rduoisen Yel5,
bonn fetten &ie1en 1corpion Der Groe Biz
at ocn &aupen uno 9cilii9tlten Sermiteu
nit i9ren 6li9en, INSTRUMENTATION 9ei=
BERN.
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oY" Scocr 8iirgcr lolltc bel Der na1ite,1
YN0AI lciMc Stirnllc 0bgebeM.

cY" Scbcr 8iirgcr iol(tc bel bcr nabten
gNobl lcinc Stirnmc abgeben.
- Gin bonil@er &o1ad fnoet am
N}orft bel elmer &u9enbGnolerin einen
&dIefuAen belcnoers 160n, CT feill9t oa=
rum uno miro enolid nit Der Wertauferin
oaDin einig, oaB er ocn balben Sudden
gum be1timmten preile nin,mt. Gr siebt
ieinen Sold uno bolbirt Den &u6en, ober
sum @6reden fir Die &u@enoertauferin
niAt in gemDbnli@er @eiie, ionoern in
Dem CT Den SUDDEN Dori5ontal our@lGei=
bet, ben oberen She'll nit benz &dle BE-
bdlt unb bic anoere Sdlfte, ben untern
She'll ndmli9, Der &u9enperfduferin ;u'
riidsibt. Diele lamentirt, Die @a&e
ton,mt Dor bas ruilil6e 0lilitairseri6t
uno Der pciie &i6ter entl9eioet boDin {:
ba ser Ro@od Die 9dlfte oes &u6ens 9e=
tauit uno besablt aber uorber ni@t be-
ltimmt woroen lei, >pelbe @dlfte er er.
touit, es in ieinem 8elieben 9elesen, li@
bic i9m 5ula9enoe 9d!fte 5u nebmen, er
1omit in leinem 9(e4te lei.
- Dcr Grappiitcn Orocn wirb in Marp>
LAMB cine gfieoerlailun9 erridten. 200 Mon@e
bic iid NIT Nderban beidaftisen ~erotn, folen
baS &loifer bctpobncn. -
- Mm "a. Ottobcr miro Der @run6 itein 81
ciner ncuen tat9olilAen &naben Grsi cIunasan'
lalt bel @lenco, @(o. selest WerScn.
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@inlaonn9 5nm Mbonnentellt
aui bic bcutide iuuifrirte
A&er- INTO @arte1t6a1t.
3ettlt1tG,

(9erausscker g. g. Coleman, MiIpaa:ee, sSisc.)
3eiti@ritt fir
2amb,pirtbfbaft Sieb;ubt,
Sbitba,1, 8luue1= S Sienen:
51cbt anb SEN sSa,ntlienfreiS,
erid)eint felt bem Sabre 1870 re9elmaBis oa<
fouas ieoen Wtonats. Ser Nbonnementspreis
betra9t lei @oraus;abluns (incluiibe @ortc)
nur rs Gents per 5abr.
sebc Summer entbaGt 0riainolartifel eiber
bic peridieoene 8meiee Der Gelo> nno @artea>
mirtb1daft &oltS> unb 9auSlpirtDi9aftlid)c
Nuildke, ioiuie ioniti9cn 9cmcinniiblidcn eeie<
itoff nebf Sllui itrationcn. N(it Der 9ecember>
nu,nncr ipiro ein Snbalt5bcr5eid)nib ocs SoDr>
gangs iouie Cit llmi1lag acliefcrt. 9iele cd)t
Seutld on,erifonii6e 3eitid)rift ipirb bercits
bon lcDr piclen beutfden 2anOiuirtbtn, @art>
nern &c. III Den Scr. @taaten sclcien uno fin
bet iibcrall cine frcunolide slufnabme. Yrobe>
nrmn,crn tpcrbeu unentgcltli9 an irgeno eiuc
Norciie bcrianot. su5f1nft ertDcilt unb Sc
ltcl(ungcn bcrior9t
9tep. Spfepb S5efifm9,
@omerob, Meiss &c., ..
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fir 1876.
%er stiid % Gents per 9ub. $50; portt

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1ailp Nennebet Sonrnal.
How Two Gamblers Were Caught

The passion for gambling when it has
once established a grip upon man, holds
him with force second only 10 that of
alcohol. Like the habit of intoxication,
that OF gaming is foster purse of crimes.
1t destroys seli-respect and produces des-
peration. Instances of the dominance it
has achieved over the strongest wills are
not wanting. An incident is related of a
Belgian lady, which may show the power
of the fascination. She was queen in
society, and private gambling at her house
was carried to a wild excess. In the alb
sence of her husband on a night not long
ago, three armed and masked men de.
manded the key of her treasure closet
She handed it to them, but, on trying the
vault, they were unable to open it. They
therefore forced her from her bed, refus-
ing to give her time to cover herself. and
made her open the vault As the rouleaux
of gold caught their eyes, the burglars
ran forward to fill their pockets, when the
lady shut the door and locked them in.
their insolence gave way to entreaty, but
the lady remembering their coarse jests
upon her half naked condition. would
grant nothing. They implored her to
save their regulations, but see would not.
1t then appeared that the burglars Wee
three noblemen who had lost enormous
sums on this particular evening, aud
sought this manner of getting their mon
ey back. Even after this discovery the
lady refused to relent, and but for the in-
tervention of an eminent archbishop three
nobleswould have shared the fate OF COM
mon felons for French justice IS no re-
pector of persons. Us the American god
dosS ia