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New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
8onro dno Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st

Below Fourteenth-st
A DvERTISEMENTS FOR THE New
~ YORK rRegNE VIII BIZ RECeyrD Ar TIE % I,TQSS T.s,
I-er,,erd 3O4 ThI iys sossf flrt -fssth,. a. -.
.es q..l Harlem ss Ban. Baasl ''d :. tn, saoCS
Po.tOaes. &c p A.. A. reFui'r ONCE raIss
AT 100 EAST 10TH-ST., pleasant desirable
y FURNISHED Rooms VIII or without BOARD for "hge or
4 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED EOOMS
~ 49, 20 @ @ b. S sr3 o, ,..ese sas so@7e @ " 10 "' l.
A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS
l2.si 5sf,.a oh 49, 7ih-,,e. I,e reqal
HAND 5OMELY-F PARLOR
n 'rd BaphoDA 90 '"s4 'e' ] ,'. ~. & 0s, ls
bas Ne sHtenI Only 81 9nI between '.- an
EURNISHED SECOND FLOOR to LET. with
or % & s..rs !. s 9a' c 45 5 % st. % I. @ 7s sad
q GREAT JONES-ST, near Grand Central
- HoeL.,ss :9 ~ 'Ts sinsed ssrgR -' ara 1'' 0'
,Io EAST 0TH-ST. near University-place
80 ys'e n Second P"s' 'esa'y furnished ,o.sAs, OF
sIsts pI.ss se permanent Per'OaL
West Side
A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM TO LET-Un--
&c. rsai ed Gipir a. 80 Wet IJ.b-,t
A PRIVATE FAMILY, owning house, would
~ fev nceI CkSIsirD COON, - 20 or Fogu boAiDi
r.as. I@a '' 80 '' ~ i :i n'-'' -'''''' ''-..'
a PRIVATE family, owning house. will LET
\ .4ge ROOM second Aoor lArte sad al
sos.ae. r,'er.Ios eIchialel pa ws,, 25t-.s..
NO. 1875 WEST 2D-ST.--Pleasant, clean
y ROOMS with table, ~ genuemen o. gentleman sDd se
DOT a regular tOArliDroou,e; rsiertnce
rVO LET, furnished-second FLOOR five
1a,l, sS'f. 20 K a. ,"',.li 'SAiLET 5ss 6lars
rINO LET, on 25th-st.. bet. 9th aud Gth-aves.
FURNISHED sEDOND PL1Jk, vita bath boar eee.rva
Ipuly ~ 4 DALEY JsS 6th ave bet ~ ID sli jOtoss
rIyO LILA nice large FURNISHED FRONT
PAELOR suitable fer getensP and VI or reat emsn alone.
win 30 reference r,qarel rent nota.e IOl esl Ssht
rPO RENT.-Choice part or the whole Of
Arsi-ess orUsnrone l-hA',,p noI,e'
e. S.i'i'G io5 We, .'i.i. isi.. .'...' Y-,.,
TNlON SQUARE, 37.-Flne large and small
u la14,h-d ,JAs a. h5i pnes drt1S "fioe board ds
n.1l A1ply thri noof. TO Mt. LAWHESCk
- HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS /;
- age arp, southern eIPoiHIei rh BOARD 10
Lnlcs Of gentlemen. ~ West 3lstst
~ WEST -SF.-Paror and bedroom /;
s .rrs room sopthtfn eIpo.lf. Tor eusn s.ie
4TH-ST. 113 WESr.-A very desirable.
arr, urhsd front ROOM second aoor 'Osiaern
exposure, -iih BRAID fir"n'rN
WEST 24TH-ST.-ROOMS III BOARD,
, rrlerss EBd required house itpt By Southern
isdy
-E WEST 23D-ST-One large ROOM on
sb'D snail haHh noon' sA SfsTeA.'
TnI WEST 19TH-ST, near 6h-ave.-A
L w FGOSr ROOM 10 LIT, ssh good BOARD TO i"0
g,btenen. Terms pooeri''
.JOiI WEST 2JTH-ST Handsomely FUR
be .sl Aht L,a spng. Tooas iaI sr-is@sa
,Il< WESI l9TH-Sr.-r0 LET, a suite of
pbtbsb riess PtHElsuhu RoOhH aHg~ 'ogei4si zb
2. -.'-- -...-. 80 ..-"'-'A ~ .s--'-.s. 49, 4->
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
6elY UaHEeo-- males.

ItlU COu''|S %A'@ISo-
CANVASSERS with $40 capital can make
- A. daily article lf-i-d A'4srioa sample 0T
nan for 10 Gall address BARhss li2 Brosisar.
LIVINGSTONE LIVINGSTONE Agents
l. se bv Subscrpuoh bs ouly huAr e silica Of
the Last JOURNALS Oh ThE LAfk DH DAVID LIVING
srONR opportunity ehlei 90 eApencncd rnts ZOE
furheT pAFueuiArs, cal aac scs st-Tc.s AhNt pl,
Harper Dro4egs. a iVrs.
NANTkD-A young man acquainted With
w th- NOTA BROKERAGE BUsINk>S especially az
peopa 300. Bnng co-adsea' Tor abtf sai
h. Eitv. ana appI % hO6hu,, Bl2h Go a3 Fuoot
WANTED-A German and ais wifi 20 TAKE
w suf wOtk rRu X aui fhl rtRH -rH ssr.et he
prfdue',i .prs % h and hav~ e.rls -a tut
sAssgs. GeNlsgk Pss"VFSe, SyE s.!VA
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
Tnrn!Iurt.
fcqGl NoIlccs.


SUPRFME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
> YORK Ihs IMPORTERS AZ I.sJERH NATIONAL BANK
t at ABRAHAM Pk.Bl RS To ths ab'e uJHe Defend
required % COMPLIANT
action "a
taunty Neri,t hc Courthouse ct Aad 10
Of subsrrUer BIS
o,i-. tt- Room 30 ~ saii ef Wr twenty is's
m tls p' Tire iaf 't su'i
au sad a'in tft
tl- n 10 viii Ak idgmelt saiuss
trrtve hundred dol-fs. from tur -
Jo 81 besa he co t. ct1 g-s oi tts aeonat
I-fi. air'i-s AslOf-ci.
The c1np he st1vrt 'ri 1uV he Dlce
ic t01uY o Nrv-iork, The 31L day
ber b-r. 1875. j. ". LOih. F4AI-bA- Aiorusi.
ljl la.G~la
GUPREME COURT, NEW-YORK COUNTY.
Ib-PAGt KlDpCR LIE. afR P-lt.ls. rsaius in PEA
BODY INSt tK4StE tOhPANI pre l,.i sum fcn iot money
d .r c1a3,. oI seIl I tl- .-"a-ant.t You re
De % il' srion
be Jf '0rnlf Oi
StvYolt C,uIoase ctr and 10 ee eony 81 Tonr
,ns9.r the sunnlef st otr- -" var
rcut ty 'fYs fs he efv or n l sun
nous or service snd Fon it ~
sn r AOress D. 1e p-utss 90 ihs
acton pismer Oh" o ssrH-tn h1nhr"
90 dollars with interest ron III ION lst Of June
hundred aai ,sfeuU-oU be- 'des te costs o is
ac %
H. g. BATCHELLER Pl.intifs Atornsy.
T1s earul-iuf eu1 iir ne ono
oftne ~ Sev i,rt. r tourlous in
Dereuaer thousand ght lua4td -u0
seventy H. o. IA ChELLIstf Ft-lAa.' A'0f4'!-
v
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

7 ACE-WORK.-An expert lace hand dor
IL uegly forswousn szs nannrurn' esiab'hD'ru s-s
MORK Orlsr Of sui cleans r'Pstt
sg N a upsror msn1e- Fae tl " Aires SIAM
STH.gg. y45 3ta-sve. 10 the fG1rr store
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
Porters.

TtOETER or NIGHT WATCHMAN and
u,kFrL IAN losrs ian Foail hle p,es as III ~
In store e-r . h1'e ~ place MONT vs. .c
Man % wnhlr t..-f as u it CIT, TRY b.
.A.- .. O.... =, Nv HsI s.- -. -4--s :, -,..ss5
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
Gardeners.

4 MARRIED MAN wants a situation as
~ GARDRAkR FARMER would take charge Of senii.nsn'
Ice Il rrI.ruced furnished with good eaar
r from h enp5y,r Address LASLOs, CtOtoR LAHiug
RI
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
5apinqs Banks.

NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, 8th-aye., cor.
~ lta.-lsisfest Per None posted heN all draw
nIhiksT hsG PobrsarJ J. asses - 2 7Cl - frfflas
Nt0Vol 81 EIJHAKD Il. BULL Pest
q ". SeeT.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
FrInndl.

A MODERATE amount Of BALTIMORE and
n ono saILI oAD toArANNS PREF ERRED SIX PkR CAN'T
ounsn Si -s8has Sl9Ol S5erea on favorable terSs
V'h w. j HAHuANUS nSHKR
0 p U. Box No 60 Bsltmnre,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
Gltuailons UanIeo--m mdlts.
Clerks Salesmsn. &c.


A DVFRTTSEMENTS FOR THE NEW
a YORK TRIBUNE Ill BR RECEIVED AT IHH .PlOHS
OPFICEs EoA Wet TlIrtv--scond ST. or Jus Nes'
T.sutytr5.t. 5Of IbuVfDurh ST al the
HARLKM JFICE 2lSl Third cor Onet ael-
r-,utfan. 81. arem Btnt BuHgG ad o. the bkOOh'
LYE BRANCH OPPICB No 3sj WEshnOssI. aeTt door Ia
POsLOGee % 70 D p L. a. regular once rs'sA
A YOUNG MAN, aged 2l years, having ex-
n p-rsnce general W-he asuauoa as Otfl,B
CLkRK COLLECTION understands bOJkGeepng salary moderate
Address y ", BOX loo IHBune Oh.e.
Coachmen.
4 YOUNG MAN of experience wants n sH-
n u.ion COACHAAN; eaa and strish DIVER undsstADds
ms 10 ned of good viii please
6dress C4o address 4j kast 35thst
SITUATION WANTED-By first -class
y COACHMAN aud GROOM. married Who "
try trmps WaE obNgng. El0 uOfyDrnIf nndr
ds , On, ness. unace, and do plain garden
p csunr preferred Moderate comfortable good
recommendation Address &C. l91 Washinaon-sL for three da
IOACHMAN-BY a respectable young man,
Who be and Of horses thoroughly
o Of esraage harnesses Ne has the very te Of retr-9'
O. BE- ssrn anti .gr ODBlLs AbkhCi 40 lO9 est 3ih
BToIasAJ.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
Nurses.
Seamstresses.

DEESSIAEER-N!Iss Barber, an old dress
~ WI tia dy Al hons No t5 o1aVs
lear A1i-sL
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
REAL EsTAT1 FIST IIo2TGLee IS,

Barurs- a0a3:5 all BanAey5.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
A Y0ITNG WAN aged 2l years. having e1-
Coachmen.
Faruers.

EARM HAND-A German young man would
nae psos Fntemans place, o" farming take
care Sc or ihe Winter SO iurnish 200 -
sBes Inquire ODELLS GERMAN BURkAU lO9 West S.b'
a., corner VI BroAaSsy
EARMER and DAIRYMAN-By o married
msn aged al Of farm AMI
1ori and cattle would take charge u
isnn or su0sa Cs a. LAIPLS
ThRB 40 " eat lltA.sL, sofvef 6lL-iTa
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

I'I.I WEST 28TH-ST.-As SEAM>IR RE>S
s)sD am1rsarls drssIt w0uI so -l-AlcW,i asa
N1.h ehi.ire1 iaV eonlet nj cav referu,e
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

iAs WEST 26TIl-Sr.-A Fr.ucn colOred
- Ise lev Fy--- 4u4 bpllsl iau4es s-sA
" b. Ir Jr moth
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

.lllS WEST 2GrH-oT, second ioor.-A re-
'Ieb .pte.sbe WOMAN lles gtusrAsn ASIlNds
q good aaun-; s.st ctf -fs--lse
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO.,

ban KRIS,
Nos. and IL NA>sAC.sT., NEW-YORR.
Iss. CIRCULAW EOrK srs LETTERS or CREDIT Tor IHAv
a,e also isr Jael -ttes. Vest Indies g. # hLt
GRAPHIC Tl4ttsFttS 10 iJNbJN rAhLst CALH HOA'AA
hAFAkA NfNIlY. GINA Pas. a.
AeosSA = sf Bsots B4lE-rs 0.hrrt r-ceved
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28
LaIndresse3.

A COMPETENT Protestant woman - - out
- dag VASE lPoN. Or 200 HJt>a LLANihG
cy rrfere.oe Call NJ aa D tas ys. - o., back
hos l.f md p drve~
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

n.l'l 3D-ANE., near 4lst-st.. third tiuor-AllSa
Nts1sD MYHaMAN l.easInlkrT and
th. aav we~t month. le bone em-Ie donss
terms. D. 30 Gtsy sty rvlsreao-a
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

FAMILY WASHING solicited by Mrs.
L NIXON Alb West 81
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

SCOTCH girl, neat, active aEd oO' Rlng
q. 6rosss " AIIgl>S nghls t.r o-sn~s
ghiy r. eaoameB3cd- Cai or address 3j2 E4st lt,-sI
New-York tribune., 1875-01-28

By J0RY n. LAAPER& Co.. Alotion'rrs ~
THE Delaware, LackaWanna anu "os'o4u
Il Railrosd COMPANY vii sell
Ok 600 TONS SCRANTON COAL
81 pubc AUCTION on Mearts. .,,,y. yh p,eS.,
noon. u 20 EEthaug'- Aoe oN-1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-30

I'M 59.peiBc ibres MueeF9tes =, ODER oos
@aterlano 5u pert6ei6i9en mit'oem el9e=
men Bl,ite. Golhe Mdnner, liebe iD,
aber l,itmals Die 56Finse oes &ailers."
u9lter i9 fam mid au9 s5u ben 9ceren
beeeben uno mein 8lut uer9ieben -
vSDue es, Scilius> um0eines beriibm=
ten Namens willen, 9einen 9roben uno
topfern Mbnen su 2iebe; ni1t ober mei<
netlpillen, ba i6 ni6t. fir Oib beltimmt
bin"
80 meiue @pluio 10 bif 0u oenn
unerbittli9 ?".-
SD Do6e Sid in oos Snnerte meiner
@ebonfen bliden laHen; Nom erld)redt
ui@ cine 16,pa6e Sun9frall, fiir9te i6
bic Q(n1tedun9 berSin0e uno CLAUDE MIR
bier Jrieoen uno @i9erbeit 81 finoen.
@a i9 bereits elidlid ben 9afen er=
rei6t babe, lsi(ll It Du midi mieoer bar
aus pcrtreiben y? @m TuBe bieies elltares,
Scili,rs, ,peroe i'd fir Sid beten, uno
fir meiuen Su9eno freuno ben &ubm uno
sic Su9eno pon ben @0ttern erfleben.
glun ober - leb' 1uobl"
Scr iun9e Mann blieb traurig unO un=
19lI1l9 1teben aber pie Geoe Der Beta
lin >por 10 beltimmt> 70 fejt ibr Son 10
gebieteril6, ibr san5esMeIen 10 ebriur6t=
9ebieteno oab er luioer 1einen Millen
gebor6te.
v2eb' Sen woDl," lpro9 er> pIeb' ,pobl>
o @plpio 9raul Jane @Dlpia; iuenn i6
in @ermanio lein >peroe, fern bon Sir,
sem G9nee Ser Mlpen uno Dem &eife
oes @beincs SroE biete oann luollelt
Du meiner 9eoenten, uno midi ni6t,por
9einem @eod6tniB per>perfen! !"
SD iperoe Die @6tter Bitten, boB lie
Sir Slid perleiDen !"
Ser @Dmer perbeu9te i6 uno ent-
fernte l6 luneidmen @@rittcs. @pluio
blieb in Dem @eiligtbnnl 5uriid, nno als
oic lekten @dritte oes Siln9llngs perbant
poren : fniete lie nod elm Mal Dor oena
9lltore Der fur9tbaren @0ttin nieoer>
(Gortiesuns folst)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-30
9te Q(ltfatbplifess>

ueber Die aHfatboli16e 8ehRgung lQ1ft
Die Ne>psY Yorter 9lation, ,usfda bad oer=
iel6en itets lebr 9ewo9en lu@r, lii'@ in nod)<
lteDenoen nur penig bQ{fnun9spollen
@prten olls Ser 8eri6tii6erbie Sort
l1ritte ser alttotbe beli1Ae'p &epe9uno>
lpie ct Ser neuli6 IN 8aasn ab9eboltencn
SaDresperl lommllrn9 unterbreitet puroe III
ni6t lebr ermut5igerb> Mlan nimmt an,
oaB es in 9eutl9lamb. Dun0ertunbf fiinfSi9
altfot6oli1Oe @emeiu0en 9i6t, aber nnr
bun6ert lieben GtpaS BON li6 D0ren.
Die @cmeinoen 1ol(en, Sung, luie 9llt>
gerednet, nabe5u $4,000 Mit9lieoer unb
81 Prieiter 5d1len, uno ni6t gan5 Die
9dlfte Dieruon fomnlt auf Preuben, ,udb@
reno Die meiiten llebri9en iid in 3d.
0en un0 8aiern befnoen. 9as @elet
iuel9es-luie mir 9lauben-loeben angs=
nommen luoroen lit uno ben alttatboli=
lben @emeinben i'm WerbQltni1le 5u ibrer
Mit9lieoer3abl einen She'll 0es &ir6en=
pern09ens ibertrd9t, miro, tuie mon er=
lpartet, lire 3abl permebren; bo9 audi
i'm eiinfigten Sale tann oiele 3unabme
nur cine 9erin9e iein. Ser @ruuo bier
BON lie9t uieSeoermann ueib, aber BARN,
oab in 9eutl6lan6, luie iett iiberalI, Ra=
tbolifen, lue1be 9fid)ts nit Dem Poplte 3u
l6aifen baben ,uollen> beut5uta9e ni6t
mebr geneist iino. ii@ f0rmli6 los5ula=
gen ODER beionoere &eli9ionsgeno0en=
1tbaften 81 biloen, uno es lit i'm 2onoe
niGt 9enu9 &!auben porbanoen, nm cine
neue STRIDE 5u 9riin6en. un5ufrieoene
meroen einfa6 &Qtionaliitcn, uno anFatt
oab 1ie 1i9 na6 einem neuen @eiHli9en
umleben, brinsea lie lire @onntage i'm
einem 9ier9arten 81 uno lau1 1d)en Der
Mulit lie6er> als elmer tiidti9en P>eo ct.
llno oos i t es , ,uas Die @tellun9 alter
Sbeolo9en p0m @@la9e 90Qingers au
elmer 10 triibleli9en ma9t."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-30

leOe 1lnnll0s Nar1teullng Der. 0D11getl
Nur bas Tcuer, ols @innbilo jener I'M:
er11 6pf fliden Mdrme Bic ben Grobal
belebt, leu9tete por Sem 9(1tare Sag uni
No0t. @Ylpio fid ouf lire &niee bot
oonn ibr 1aDnes nit G6lcier uno gor:
bern 9e1dmiidtcs 9oupt su 9imnel EN-:
ppr, uno 1pro0 ol1o:
50 md4ti9c uno 1rcnae @bttin> per:
mirf ,ncin 9crin9cS Opfer ni1t! 81
,uciGt, bob it0 MIDI Sir pon ocm So9'
an cr9cbrn Dobe, wo iG sum uollcn Ye=
puGtlcin mcincr 1elblt 9elon9te; ais oil
Gpicle Scr &in0Deit oufDDrtcn mir 81
oefo0cn> ols ser Mdo6cnl6leicr meil
! Gje1idt pcrbuate, fam it1 5u Sir, perlic{
! ib Sen Yolo1t meines Goters um III
@eincm Genpel su wobnen; itb Der
tou10 bic Selte am 9oIe oes &allers
nit Dem 9ienlte on 9eincm 9lltar. SD
babe meine 9lu9en unb mein 9er5 pol
Sen jun9en Mannern obgcwonbt uni
gei6>uoren> ME bie Safcl 9Dmens on51l=
siin0en> I'M 9einem Deiliaen etpi9cr
Teuer oiencn su t6nnen. 0cin SduS
mar mcine 3u flu6 sltdtte, benn i6 fiir6=
tete bie Melt uno bie5Dne ibrer rau16cn=
ben Telte mo6ten mcin @er5 crbeben
MQes> mas in eier ungc0eurrn Gto0
por9ebt, er16redt MIDI unO ib ellie wit
cine 5ulfeT(ebenoe 81 9ir 0cineu i1ii=
bcn0en Mltor ST umToiicn. $ Sc ia
nimm MIDI meg aus bisier ucrOorbcner
uno perfiniterten Welt> bebiitc midi pol
jencn unbeili9en GDel, cntfcrne MIDI pon
jencn ous51lueif fenbcn Qnl lt6arfeitcn unt
ocroerbliden 8er9nii9un9cn, bcren &C.
raulD an mein DIR id)lu9> 1elblt I'M
Snncrn bes @yndcelms Oos iD nil
meincn @6>pefern 6e>pobnte; jo> pcr=
6irg mein Qebcn in Der frieol@en Gti(le
un0 Ser Dcilbrin9enben 9unfelbeit9cineS
Sempels, - lob 0ie So1ter 6es @ulpi=
cius BON Set Welt ungetannt bintcr oie=
len i1iitenoen 21ouern iDr 2eben be=
j6lieben."
9os unter oen@elp0lben ]Nlummerno'
@9o beant,portete bic 9lebe oes jun9et
Mdo6ens init cinem 16wo6en, lansel
0lurmeln. @ie erbub 1i9 rubi9 unb mi
beiterm 2dGeln oenn in iDrem Serse,
>upbnte eil1 leli9er Sricbcn. 9(uf Sc,
9rcifuG Su|6rciten0 mari 1ic mo1lric
bcnocs &eilig in 6ie Tlomme Die nut
su Dellerem @lon5e al flo0erte uno elmer
liebli6cn Suit pe1breitete. 3u 9lei6e,
3eit lieben li@ @6ritte ouf Dem N}ar:
morpiloi iter D0ren. @pluio> Sic eben ein
ouf einem 9roben 9(rmleu6ter 1tebenb'
2ompe on9e5iinbet botte lo6 jekt elmer
jun9en M}onn ouf i6 5ufommen, uel1el
lie 1oglci6 erfannte. Gs !uor Scilius
ein r0mii6er Sitter ous elmer Scr o6t:
borfen 6amilien 6er a6er pon 1eine,
Mbnen blob ben 9}omen 9eerbt gu Dober
l6ien 6enn lein ,ueibi19er Bub ,pie lei,
l9loffer Gang erinnerten lnebr an oil
|>pei6li6en @itten 0er a liatil l6en @atro:
pen, ols an jene rauben uno itrenoer
@itten, Die aus ben @Dbnen Ser M0lfir
Die @ie9er Ser gBelt beran9ebiloet fat.
ten. @ben biele 8e(t 1@ien nur oeb6al(
ernhert 81 1ein, lin Dem Scilius Die per=
ldiceenen 8eitonotbeile leines Qln5u9ez
Su liefern. @eine l6par5en Saore bot=
ten nit $oilfe bes @olofaube5 aus Qli irifo
einc blolle, 9ologel6e Tarbe on9enpmmeu
sic an 6as Saupt6oor hcs freunoliben
P96bus, ,pie es Die 9i1ter biloern, er=
innerte; fir ieine NIT @ilberltiderei elm
l..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-30

| Oer@tlTT Oesl eloeH mar luuHuetuut llIel't
unos un,lbtoB cine &amee- in Die oer
@roblt6el zines 9ltbensenlers oos erba=
6ene Yilo Qlleranbers aus oem SnDr
6erpor9eorbeitet bate; 9lroblens 9SpDl=
| 9erii6e bur0bufteten bie &leioer oes jun=
gen NDmers, rnb in leinen feinen, >peiBen
| Soanoen rpllte CT cine &ugel BON Glfcn*
bcin, nm our6 bielc bie nDtb9c Srilde
au er6olten.
r@ei 9eeriibt> Scilius'!" re6ete Sic o. !
Tolin i'm an; ~tuos >pllnl6elt 9u?
&ommf 9u,. Inn Der @Dttin Elm Opfer
Su brin9en 2"
v9}ein @plpia," antlportete Der Sling
ling /; ~i6 tomme nit 3ultimmunsDeines
Yaters, llm 0i6 5u fra9en> gum lebten
0al Sid gu. fragen, ob 9u meinen Bit<
ten G}eb0r 16enfen uno Sid enti6lleben
lpillit, bie1e 9lltdre s1 perlanen, an peld)c
nod fein Gio Sid binbet, unb bas 9ous
Denes Yerlobten Su begliiden. -
SD beooucre> Scilius> ooB Oein Ser5
i6 an midi fettet bo id6 bo6 meinen
ilnerl6iitterli4en Gnt1dlub 9efobt babe.
9}iemols miro Ser + flammenrptbe @4leier
meine @tirn 5ieren ME miro ein Yfei!
mein 9oor bnr6brin9cn. i'd -mer0e in
oic1enl Sempel leben uno 1tcrben oas
lit ncin ein5iges 8erlon9en, mein felter
Wiue."
vglbcr beoenfe, oab mir bie Grben sweier
beriibmten Tamilien linb Die ouf I. yls
lire 9ou5e @6ffnung 1etcn. SD. ous
oem Gtumn Ser SuGus uno 9u aus
@ulpicianil6en 8lute cntlproiien - lo1=
ten slpei 10 c5!e @el9le6ter 1@ ni@t
uerbnoen 2" -
SD bo6e Sic Melt erfonnt, in Ser mir
leben, uno bic tiefite Sranri9feit 1T in
mein $@er5 9ebrun9en. glein, Scilius>
i6 ,uiiroe MIDI Dor Dem 9eben fiir6ten>
>uenn i@ es in oieier 9robcn @tabt bin=
brin9en miibte, beren Sllmpfes @erdu19
| jebt unler DIR berii6rt."
v9(ber es lino nur Trenbcn uno Ser
9nii9un9en, Die 0einer oolelblt warten."
vMm @ofe oes Domition ni6t 10?
9oDin m66tclt 9u Seine Trau germ
fiibrcn, Scilius ? Diele Sof=9u it6artcit
bictel It 9u ibr an niGt mar? Sn jenem
Pola]te, tuo nod her No61oll bon Den
@rdueltboten zines &ali9ulo, 9}ers. elmer
Mgrippino fortSittert> ga lollten mir I'M
icre Sreuoen 1u6en?"
vN5er mir fDnntcn uns ia in sic Gin
lonteit Surid5ieben, no6 Bojoe> mir
t0nntsn an bemielben@}ser sseitooe leben>
bos Sir emit 10 lie6 mar -
limb >uiiroel It 9u, nm ollein nit mir
su leben ouf Die Gircus1piele ouf Die
gSettcn, auf Oie @ela9e uno bie failer=
li6en 6ete per5i6ten lpol(en? fir ilnmer
oorouf NersiGt leiiten 2"
Ser Singing l0lug Die 9lugen nieoer
~@ctebe es nur>" fubr tie FORT vooB on
Elm einfaDes 2e6en ni9t T iiDren tannit ;
bisber Dait 9r Seine 3eit in Nergnii=
9un9en Gin9e ,oiele lin69ein ei9ent=
li6es 2eben 9epe1en. 9fein, Scilius, es
nl6@te fir MIDI iiberbaupt teinen @otten
in &om 9eben, neil tein wabrer &0mer
mebr oorin lebt; bic lteberlieferun9en
unierer @dter iinb in mein 9er5 9ei6rie>
benl uno I'M Der @er9angenbeit luilen
etelt cs MIDI por Ser @e9emuart. @eb
muir, 9einen perlo0enen Plok Bel Dem
Seite Dcute Ql6eno pieocr ein5unebmeu>
uno ucr9ib Den 9amen @plpio."
~N6er mas mub i'd oenn tbun, nm Sir
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-30

y Eiio war ocr slboptibioDn bes 3ailcra
@alba, ,uarb nod oel1en 9ooe son Sdo ocrs
folgt nnb bon swei Soloaten untcr bcm @3us
lengang beS Seita> >2empds >uobin er iid oe=
flii1tet batte, nieocrscnta6t.
ky Oie Giniuo1ner bes &eloponncs iuoreu
tie erlten, iuelde Die &unf uer1anbcn, bie Sur
ben uno @oblgeriide Der 8lumcn III Gran,eu
5uiammeusuieken. @lDcera mar cine 8lunen<
banolerin welde bic 8lumcnfr6n,e in be1ou.
bers f6oner uno tunfuoller Gorm gu bineeu
oertano.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-06-24
A Buffalo Crime RO3nnn nee.

All the romance would not seem to have
deserted the tootpads, for qnitc pretty
story comes from Buffalo. 1t appears
that on the 5th of May gold watch and
chain valued at $500 were stolen from the
residence of. C. Evans, of that city.
Friday evening the door bell was rung
and Mrs. Evans, who appened to be alone
at the time, answered it. She was met by
Il man whose face was muf1led up so as to
be unacceptable. In one hand he held
pistol, which he pointed at her, and in
the other pasteboard box which he ten
dercd, saying: 'Your watch and chain
are in this box. Take it and give
ME 800" He would permit no delay,
and Mrs. Evans handed him her pocket
book containing $40. The fellow took it
and departed without saying another
word. The watch and chain was found
in the book when it was opened This
certainly has quite the tingc of romance
about 1t, and reminds the reader Of those
good old-fashloncd burglars and high
waymen who have from time immemorial
taken off their hats with profound rever-
cncc Of the fair sex, while they have cut
male Threats with the utmost equanim-
ity.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-06-24
How She Taught Him.

A paper printed in Eufaulo, Ala, prints
the following as veritable incident
which occurred the other day in that
city:
"A lady hired an old negro woman
named Charlotte, who had the most ex-
allied opinion of her own individuality
and originality. Whenever subject was
under discussion in the family Charlotte
would be sure to state her own superior
method Of proceeding in such matters.
On one occasion the lady was talking of
sending some Of the children to school,
when Charlotte put in her oar as usual:
'Lor! Missus,' she said, what mex you
pay money fur to send the chile to school?
got one smart boy name Jonus, but l
larns him myself But, Aunt Charlotte
replied the lady, how can you teach your
child, when you don't know one letter
from another" How l teach him: l
jes' mex him take dc book an set down
on de flo, an den say, Jonus, you tex
yc eye from dat book, much less leggo
him, an skins you aliveH"'
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-06-24
Only Wanted to Know.

The night clerk Of Louisville drug.
store was aroused some evenings ago by
the furious tinkling of his bell. Pceping
out Of a foot window he looked below
and saw two men standing in the doorway
Of the shop, moving about in a manner
Indicative of extreme uneasiness. With
short, "Be downin minute" he donned
his pantaloons by fastening single fly
button, and pulling on his stockings hast
cned below. He opened the front door to
admit the two fellows, who, singularly
preferred to stand outside and allow the
clerk to cool off in the night air. One OF
the strangers, a big fat fellow, asked of
the clerk, "Have you any croton oil 9"
to which he answered, Eyes, sir; plenty"
whereupon the first speaker turned to his
companion, slim little fellow, and said
in an exultant tone, Il told you So" The
little fellow seemed greatly disappointed,
but muttered: SWELL, confound it, I
know you did," Both then walked off,
and the clerk rubbed his eyes and went
back to bed.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-06-24
A Horrible Death.

Aman named Backus, a farmer of White
Lake, came to Pontiac, Mich, on the 4th
inst, got drunk, and about o'clock start
ed for home with his wife In a wagon.
The vehicle contained some straw, and
among other things purchased in the city
a can of kerosene oil. When near Eliza
beth Lake, the horses became frightened,
and, after running some distance, collided
with tree, throwing out Mrs. Backus,
and injuring her more or less. At about
this time the straw took fire from a pipe
which Mr.. Backus was smoking, and he
was too drunk to notice it, Its supposed
the horses became detached from the We
hicle, and that the fire spread to the oil
can or jug, out of which the cork had
been jostled, and It exploded, covering the
stupefed man, and burning him and the
wagon to a cinder. The deceased wa.
about sixty years of age. 81