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STEAMER LINES.
NOTICE To- TIE PUBLIC.

NOTICE To TIE PUBLIC.
! WASHINGTON, NORFDLR Nru yopr
BoSTON and PROTTDENCE
The new aud elesant Steamer JANE MOSELY
Ws-hiSpf 1iS and m Sor i,GE i ie,sieg
sl6nsid Gns csy M hPsf ~ All. 81 4URspLE
connecting No-f IL with .te .mshinS IF tsa
Iaminion steam L Ccnpsny fSr NV ~ VIZ me OIL
Lake " III oenr'enc" her regular trips " INV
y 4. FITzHUGH, 9th street Wharf.
HYDE. Georgetown
: & Z esEhli A EsnH.i, Ava Va
mar2o Pm Room Nc. Z Plant building
ENIIL EUETHER NOTICE.. THE STEAMER
ieaE Vi her ,sir s aGss the Pc, mac TiYsT
'.rd AZ "pportunty fnr dealers 70 receive a con
1 1I supply OF fre-h FISH for the Washington and
mari I'm Mr.. FITzHUGH. Agent.
p0IOMAC TRANSPORTATION Line
HsrPfT, ard . Steamer ttxP sR1 "a;
Capt. J. 7 Barker, will leave Balm = ~
THu fs6t :i a,s wharf, SSsEs TUEsDkY and
town and iandims. retlrnn ap lesT eeE se
s wharf t93t cflth street, every MONDAY
ar tesahty FURNISHED with Every eonvenenee for
thr comi"r, Of the travelling public. and are uns,r-
fEFIGHTs MUST BE PREPAID For further
Information apply to
STEPHENSON BRO, Agents.
hdf' I'm 9TH street wharf
tNUh POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
The swift and fa,oriie Iron Steamer sTA
PILOT BOY, W. II. Byles, Captain d. ~
haA ing BEEN thoroughly Ovarhauiei and T0ITieI,
NIL ume h,T trips Ter Potomac river Landings
I!EsnAl; March II, and every TUESDAY and
SA1t klAI thereafter, leaving FitZhugh's wharf
foot Of oh street q; O'Clock IN. Returning will
arrive in Washington every Wednesday and Sunday
evening.
Freight received daily.
- freights must b. prepaid.
fcbT n. r. FITZHCGH, Agen
MEXICAN LINE.
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htNtaNSOS BROS, Auctionr.r~
II Southeast corner of O. h and 1. sts rcrthy~,;
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ATIMER & CLEARY,
IL AUctiOnocrs and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and lItn street
Star Office Building.
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- Auctionoers and Resi Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner PcDU-y lyania aud llth street
Star Office buildings.
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AT Al CTION.
Consisting IN part Of two Parior Suites: Brussels
carpets, handsome patterns; Bookcase; ono
Piano and Stool: Fancy PaTlor Chairs; Marble
top Tables Whatnot,; handsome Black Wal
nut BEDROOM Sets two Oak Bedroom Sets, Table
end Chairs; six nearly now Carpets; OIL Cloths:
Hat Racks, Hall Chairs, and q great many other
articles Kept in well furnish. II house
e On WEDNESDAY. the 81 It instant "a 10
~ clock, We viii sell AT house No. gel 81 i
fyJH"Tthw est, between a, enue and G street IN.
tBhOye Furniture, &c.
Sale positive. NJ. c. LUTTRELL,
marc ia pepi salesman.
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- WARNER.
-. Real EstAe Broker and Auctlun.-.r
Federal Buildings, corner Eth aud st.. Dorthves Il

AUCTION SALt OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
At BIADENs BURG, PRINCE GEORGE
COUNTY. MD.
c. o. MONDAY. april >, ISIS at 4 oIlock n
f m az II rainy III frs fair day ia rs'ter -hsIl
:. ~ fr Mt uf the premises. al nublic auclan l,ts
81 and ~. IN ia" town OF Blsf"n-b ~. H. u uatssi
On "Sant street, IN pro, Ell b. DIV ng hauS
tire pr r"rtA II Mrs y. e. Cow sal t. inClu lie
a., Who'll" OF said lot, save and eNC-p' ppriion
taken from the rear for sch ."l purposes.
+ rms one" half Ca-h: halanr, in ~ months with
int-rs>t srcured hy decd uf tru~t. \ iapp-i: II
: il" VIII We required AZ time Of sale An convey an
chg at cost ct pUrCh scr
4. &. BIZ iDLFY. Attorney IN fact
mary a y. I CDbDWFLI. Salesman
ATIMPK A. CIEARV
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TRUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL
PkoPERTf ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER
Of INDIANA AVENUE AND IN SrErNT

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL
PROPERTY ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER
uF INDIANA AVENUE AND % STREET.
a. b. virtue of decd of trust to rs d lt,~l March
LII -, lSi, and recorded in iiher NJ 7t8 folio 4s5
one 81 the land records Of the District Of Columbia
ana ~ the requeSt Of the parties secured thereby
We VIII sell, in front of the pr misses TUESDAY
March 3Oth, lS5, At clOCE all those cert ain
pieces or parcels ~ ground and premises situate and
lying M the city Of Washington District Of Column
ba' and known and described lots three 3D. four
90 and i've 80. in TNds subdivision of original lot
ore, IN square numbered five hundred and seventy
two 5i2 III Was! InCton city, ID. C.. improved by n
iaur--tCry hotel building known as the Trem lnt
House.
Terms of sale: Five thousand dollars, with ten Per
cent. interest FIR vi September Ri, ls74 together with
xpeDses Of sale. cash. the balance in one AMI 40
years from date, with interest All conveyaucinr at
cost Of purchaser. If terms Of sale not complied
with in ten days, the Trustees tha right II
resell on i've days notice at cost of defsuIng pur
chaser. SPA down on day If sale.
EANLElGH ". n0WNMAN, Z 7-.-..
OS' cola &. GREEN, iI"aLe's-
n!ariS did LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts
r. THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
ksbAf, April 9th, 1915, at the same hour and
place, 10y order of the Trustees.
mar2S LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts
II +. ZIMMERMAN & son,
Ang 4 ~,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-17

wives has just been sent to the
penitentiary for stealing horses.
"Why, Iehabod, l thought you
got married more'n a year ago."
"Well, Aunt Jerush, it was all fixed
but / found out that the girl and
all her folks were opposed TO 1t,
and so ! just give 'em all the nit
ten aud let the thing Drop
A Christian statesman OF Ken
lucky broke several of his boys ribs
trying. to get him to go to Sunday
School. When that boy grows old
enough to appreciate the conflict
between science aud religion he's
going to bet all his money on
science.
A celebrated judge, who stopped
very much when walking, had a
stone thrown at him one day, which
fortunately passed over without
hitting him. Turning to his friend
he remarked: "Had l been an
upright judge, that might have
caused my death.
An old bachelor says: "When
/ remember all the girls Two met
together, l feel like a rooster in
the fall exposed to every weather;
feel like one who treads alone.
some barnyard all deserted, whose
oats are fed, whose hens are dead,
or all to market started"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-17
How Nick Bowers was Caught.

Nick Bowers was member OF
the original Christy Minstrels, and
in his day was the greatest middle
man interrogation" known in the
profession. Nick used to tell with
great merriment, an incident of his
boyhood. To preserve the flavor
OF the relation we will record il in
Nick's own language, and only re-
greet that we cannot accompany it
with his inimitable gesticulations.
"My old man." said Nick, cas- a
general thing, was q pretty steady
old gent, but once in a while he
would get Obvious, and water was
not the cause Of IL. i recollect a
certain holiday was approaching,
and had been skinning around 10
get little money to have a time
with on that day; but the fates
and purses were against me. II
was but two days prior TO the holt
day, and hadn't nary . red.
"Remember this, boys, when
~da khsx an Ala saxna affernoon
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-17

there on the floor, totally overcome
by his libations, lay my respected
daddy, and beside him six shining
half dollars which had rolled from
his pocket. Boys, I've been an
honest man all my life, but once
when boy I committed theft. l
hooked one Of those half dollars.
Thinks TO myself the old mans
been on a iamboree, and won't
know how much he spent, and will
never miss it. But mark you, the
next morning l and my two broth
ers were summoned into my faith
er's presence. The old mans
face lowered, l thought of the half
dollar and / knew that storm was
brewing"
"Boys," said he, 'last night when
came home l had six half dollars.
One of ems gone. Your mother
didn't take it. There's been no
one else in the house. Which one
Of you took it !"
We all protested our innocence.
"Boys," said the old man "that
half dollar never walked off, and
I'm going to find out which one Of
you took it,"
Turning around he took down
from the wall an old flint-lock blum
derbu.s. This he deliberately
loaded with powder and buck-shot
in our presence then, fastening it
on the table, cooked it, took seat
behind, holding the string in his
hand, and in solemn tones address
ed us thusly:
"Boys, I'm going to discover the
thief and punish him at the same
time. You must each of you blow
into the muzzle of that gun. When
the guilty one blows, off goes his
head. Now then, you have a good
chance will you own up or blow
up!"
"Ben," said the old man to my
oldest brother, shave you got that
half dollar 7"
"No, sir"
"Take n blow
"Nick," (eh, boys, I tell you the
chills began to roll down my back
SCOT that half dollar r.
"No, sir" said l, with o defiant
swagger.
"Blow that gum
l walked up gravely, gave blow,
and-dodged
"Nick," said the old man in a
voice of thunder, "where is that
half dollar r.
He had me. The truth do'ged
out of me. Said l, "out in the
barn, pap"
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Edgi7lGs.

Sack for q thief-ransack.
Materialized spirits - Frozen
whisky.
A rare flower--The pink of po-
likeness.
Burning words--A dictionary in
flames.
The man who could not express
his feelings sent them by mail.
An officer has no right to arrest
sailor for any crime. 1t is illegal
to commit salt.
Since the hard times struck Ne
vada they have raised the price of
killing Chinamen to 81.
1t has been cold enough in Kan
sas to freeze whisky, and some of
the drunkards there have become
solid men.
A dressmaker's apprentice speaks
of her cross-eyed lover as the fell
low whose looks are cut bias.
"She dyed for me" said a Young
husband when he beheld her dark
locks gradually returning to their
original red.
Greatness stands on a precipice,
and if prosperity carries a man
ever so little over his poise it over
bears and dashes him to pieces.
A young man charged with be-
ing lazy was asked if he took it
from his father. 81 think not"
was the reply. Fathers got all
the laziness be ever had"
The man who is kind and polite
to his mother-in-law has reached
Yicksburg, and is an object of gen.
eral curiosity to the people there.
When q man stumbles into a
newspaper Office in the evening,
and wants to know il "this is where
the prayer meeting is" we have
our opinion OF that man.
An Illinois DICTATOR chad EN-
when he arose, and said: eyes,
gentlemen, Waterloo was the big
gcst kind OF a fight, but Washing
ton whipped 'em like a wink !"
"What on earth made you get so
drunk ; and why-oh why do you
come to me in this dreadful state r.
"Beceuse, my darling, all the cor
ner places are shut up"
The tyrant man has treated con-
temptuously the woman suffrage
proposition in Michigan, and Susan
swears that il any voter ever let's
her sit on his lap again, she'll
punch him so help her gracious.
81 swear" said a gentleman to
his lady-love, "you'ar very hand
some.' "Pooh y said the lady, $50
you would say II You did not think
So" "And so you would think
answered he, "though ! should
not say So" ~
Il is time to stop talking about
The soltening influence Of women,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-03-17
A Youthful Thespian.
From the Detroit Free Press.

pany and purchased the dime novel
play of "Hsmlet.' The company
consisted OF three boys and host
Ter, and Mr.. Gurley's hired girl was
to be the Ghost if the troup could
guarantee her fifty cents per night.
Young Gurley suddenly doomed
out a professional, and when his
mother asked him to bring in some
wood, he replied:
"Though | am penniless thou
canst not degrade me J"
"You trot out after that wood or
I'll have your father trounce you T!
she exclaimed.
"The tyrant who lays his hands
on me shall die !" replied the boy,
but he got the wood.
He was out on the step when a
man came along and asked him
where Lafayette street was.
Doomed for certain time to
roam the earth |" replied Gurley in
a hoarse voice, and holding his
right arm ont straight.
~ say-you Where is Lafa-
yette street r. called the man.
"Ah! Could the dead but speak
-ah !" continued Gurley.
The man drove him into the
house, and his mother sent him to
the grocery after potatoes.
~ go most noble Duchess" he
said as he took up the basket, "but
my good sword shall some day
lvenge these insults :"
He knew that the grocer favored
theatricals, and when he got there
he said:
cart thou provided with store
Of that vegetable known as the
'tater, most excellent duke |"
"What in thunder do you want !"
growled the grocer as he cleaned
the cheese knife with a piece Of
paper.
"Thy plebeian mind is dull Of
comprehension !" answered Cur
Icy.
Don't try to get off any of
your nonsense on me, or I'll crack
your empty pate in a minute !"
roared the grocer, and Hamlet had
to come down from his high
horse and ask for peck of pota-
toes.
"What made you so long r. ask
ed his mother, as he returned.
"Thy grave shall be dug in the
cypress glade !" ne haughtily an
swered.
When his father came home at
noon Mrs. Gurley told him that she
believed the boy was going crazy,
and told him what had occurred.
81 see what ails him." unused the
"this explains why he
hangs around Johnson's barn so
much"
At the dinner table young Cur
ley spoke to his father as the sill
lustrious count" and when his
mother asked him if he would have
some butter gravy he answered:
''The appetite Of warrior can
not be satisfied with such nonsense"
When the meal was over the
father went to his favorite shade
tree, cut sprout, and the boy was
asked to step out into the wood
shed and see if the penstock was
frozen up. He found the old man
there. and he said:
"Why, most noble lord, / had
supposed thee far away !"
sim not so far away but what
I'm going to make you skip!"
growled the father. "Ill teach
you to fool around with ten cent
tragedies Come up here ~
For about five minutes the wood
shed was full of dancing feet, flying
arms and moving bodies, and then
the old man took rest and in
quired:
"There your highness, dost want
any more n
"Oh no, dad-not a darned
bit !" walled the young "manager,"
and while the father started down
town he went in and sorrowfully
informed the hired girl that he
must cancel her engagement until
the fall season.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-03
Sireau ocs GebduSe Sulpeftors,

!.
Der Gebduoe JuIpettor bat @rlaubniGz @eiude
um iOl9en0e gGu=PrlOllegien erbulten:
Don i, &dplot UNI cine Slide, bel 10 SuB, butter
gtr. ~. or0sSon6fr.;
poH Bentlp 4 Sru0Fr ulu eneu S0mpjtCIId DOu 3
EIet0Cttat, Jtr. i32, ,iSerinqtonItraBe;
poa S. y. Beter5 um oiftusn ShuppeH, Del s
5uB, biuler yir. sc, Dioiberltr.;
bon =. 8arliHg mn Elm Sommeroatb, yir. 49,, r.
GutdlDtr.;
uOu 9. tOui5 um 9eitloHenen Stuppen, bel 10
6uB, blnter 1ir. =, SntterpsApeHue;
UoH =. 81, 2Stnoer nm ofienen Stnppen, s bel l2
5uB, htHter yir. %, SaosgSolfitr.;
oon u. @liiditeiu UNI cine Serauod, bel "a SUP,
bntet ytr. Il, llniOnitr.;
pom s.. 6ett um ofteneu S6uppen. Il bel l2 6IB,
bGter yir. 7l2, 2SsitzBaltimoreitr,;
BON ;. {. yiortb UNI seidloiie SbuppeH, bet
& RUB, bnter yir. 295, 4iebtitr.;
Don s. Hu1ne uH offensn ShuppeH, 10 bel II j.,
btuter ytr. 81, 9rui0 Dtlzgpenue;
BON @. tmi6t umIetu 8GoeSimmer, ) bel 10 SnB,
btnter 9ir. 2ji, Vor0z0oDdIoltr,;
pOn :. Uercer um eiueu gt0a, 10 bel i2 Sus, bin
TIT 9lr, S6, iiozBoppletonitt.;
BON v, @aniter nm Gin SommeroGiJ, @Ge JGdons
SquGre Auenue uR0 @GflenraBe;
Don VI, Z. BrolUn nm 0HeleH Sduppel, bel 10
SuB, blnter gtr. GO, Noro=@teteritr;
oOH i. lS. Didloers nm Elm Sommeroah, gtr. $50,
gSef=6apetefrGBe
uon 3, Steun3 um offtnsn Sbuppen, Z bel II 6us,
hiHter Jir. BIZ, gBNl6ftt.;
BON 8. & 8. 2se9r nm oHenen S4nppen, bel 10
SUB, Binter Der &beIapeate=, ndbe 0uoloulr,;
pom y. 3. aeHueD nm bier Stbiloer GHi Der Sios
lUeits@te Der %eriHgtonz uno @reenItt.;
uon 5rdn ii. l8. 2eilu UNI erns &iide, bel II g.,
bnter yir, 1913, Sranttnitr.;
Uon ". 9rGGdm nm cine SutideHzJtemiie, 10 bei
- 'SuB, binter Der Ste BON Jtaouons uHo @atbez
oralitraBe;
uon .. 93ef UNI oTitneH Sbuppen, tG 6ei 90 SUP,
binter Der @dc uOn Saptttez Un0 &aFticitr.;
BON ). NirSbadler nm etnen Stau, ii Dei ii Sue,
9iHter 9tr, t9j, @rOgtr.;
pOH u. gS. Sonobue um ueun oiTene SbuppeH, Z
bel 6uB, blHter Der SGnt=, uObe @ifit:.;
BON $. Sdmtnte UNI Elm SommeroGd, SIT. 1872,
oto=Srmontrr.;
BON S. iii. 6reorid um Elm sommeroGh, Sir. 1O),
SaratOgGiir.;
pom ii. Ui. 'Suuer um Elm SdOeJimmer, bel s g.,
binter Der Sobuz, nuhe WicDiebiuftraG:.
Sr bcuadrtdItiet atae, Gle es Gn9ebt, baB e,
Samitag. ben S, OtGt 70, Sormltta8s nm 10 Gbr,
IN eineml 8itreau aufpeieHO len miro, nm 6eid9tc
9eiude in @twdgun9 Su 6ieben uno bariiber BeihlnB
gu IaiieH, SIN NuitrGge: @t. 2. gSatfins,
(fnll NIPrf hPS EiPhimh - IN &.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-03
soraIbertdte aus gsasbtuaton

W a biHgto ?. gial.- Am 6rets
tag abenb brad i'm @etraioesgaOen 0eS 6rH.
9Sm. u. GOpenbauer, gtr. 1922, @ermont.
| aueHue, 6euer aus. Der 9r0Bte 5beil oes
sSaarenzSorratheS Durbe 3erlt0rt, einen Ser
lult oon etma $500 ururadeno, mopon $500
| ourdl Serthernng ge0edt ino. 9a8 @e61u0e,
iueldles prn. @arberp 9. 0iltou geb0rt, ers
lit einen Staoen BON S4OO Wno mar uidJt
| periih,rt. 9aS 6euer eutitGno ouh bic
| grplotou elmer 6oblcu0l, ,2ampe, meldJe 6r.
GOpenbauer bate fallen laiien.
= Sas Seuer 0epartement miro morgcn
ausbesabIt.
- Die 9trbeiten fir Die &erbeiierunq Der
WtargIanozApenue, Slpiiden Gong Bridge
uno l. StraBe, meroen morgen mieoer aHfge.
nommen unO geoenft Der @ontrntteur albert
@lealon, oelelbe bis gum l. Nuguit Su uoQcu=
ben. Die 6hentlldJe 9totbmenoi9teIt mad)t
Die Sollenonng Oieier Serbciierung gu eiuem
Seoitriuile.
= @eiteru Ntor9eu madlte 6r. Samuel
STRONG ge9en 6rau Margoret Barbour eiut
leltene Slage anbangig. 9lntlager bebauptet,
am y. Nopelnber 1873 mebrere gSerthpU=
plerc, oarunter alS n Semcr Bombs" betamtc
Sdulbldeine un0 Smei @ItIlitatc Der ,8C
bOroe fitr Offentlidle gSerfc" I'M gSertbe pOu
S44 iOOO oerloren 3u baben; oaB Slele lpateI
BON Der Sertla9tsu gefunben wurOcn unO oaB
lte oclelben, wObl piHenb, pefen Gi9en-
tbum fe waren, Uerwertbete, woOur9 tbm
Elm Serluit BON $15, ,24O sugefitgt wOroeu ei.
6erner tla3t er 6rau Barbour at, oaB, 0a CT
thr am geuannten Datum $87G0 ihulog
mar, er ibr alS Sidlerbelt getuiit SonoS unO
Sertlfttate I'M @crtbc bon $l5 ,24O Sum aui
bewabreu iibergob uuO oaB otcic olcicbcu ;u
ibrem eI9enen @ebraud)c Ocrpertbct bdttc II.
|. 10.
SOr 6riebenSridlter 0hQS crlhleucu
geitern mebrere Marttbdn0ler, ge9cn meldle
Slagen BON Der 0tarttgeicllidGft auhdugig
9entadt dtwaren, in 6oIge Oercn iie ibrc StGHoe
ou5u9cben bGtten. Sn alien 6dltcn, mt
etuer 4uSuabme, trugen Die au9eflngten aui
Serle9uug ibrer YrOSeie Dor einen anbercu
Rtdlter an, oa iie beauiprud)tn, bei'm Rid)ter
Wtill5 fem uEparteiiihe8 llrtbell erm0rteu 5u
f0nneu. Sbr @eiuh murOe benillt9t. Nior-
gen tommen ibre &la9cn Dor 6rieOCnsritcr
Is. 8. Nobinion Dor.
- @efcrn Wtorgen turS Dor 10 llbr brad
III Dem Don Dem Sarbicr [}oiepb s. Yromn
beuObutcn 0auIe 9tr. 2203, Benuiplpana.
2luenue, 6euer aus. Die Slammen fonntru
erit bemelltert meroen, uuhOcm Elm %erluit
BON $500 peruriaCbt maro. 9aS @cbGuoe lit
Gigentbum oeS S0rn. u. gSllaQe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-03

Die bcutidc garfe y2rgo," Capt. Mteper
bon Jtemz9orf nad) Sremerbauen beitimmt
befano iidl am 6reita9e auf Der 9Obe oc'
Sciup. Snieln.
Die Sarten yg(Sa Garter" Gapt. 2lbereb
uno yglpertou," @apt. @lart, nafeu Don
lleritag bon bier i'll Oaoauna en-
Der Sdponer y@lara Smith," @opt
8afarb, langte am Dtltmo6 pon bier in
Watan5a8 auf @uba an.
9a8 Saiff Don SuIto," @apt. Sennstt,
tad am II. 2lprll BON @enua nadl unlerenl
,6afen in Gee.
3aS norpegii6e S9iff vSrage," Gapt.
Sueubien, brad am 10, glrril BON &iuiatc
bierber anf.
Sn 2iucrpool fam am II. g(pril ba8 beutlbe
S6tff u0enrtette," Capt. BON 0agen, Don
Sau SranSiSco all.
9oS ttalienlidle Sd)ifi yMaiIimo o'9l3eg.
lto," @apt. 0OoGro, fubr an "a. 0tdrS BON
Ct. Slncent, einem tpaftu Der Sap ScrOe=
Snlelu, bierber ab.
Der 9ampier ySobnS 6optnS," @apt.
9allett, gtng 6reit0g BON 8Ofon iiber gtor,
fOlf, Sa., bierber ab.
Son @barlenon, S.s@., fubren am9 6rei
tage Der Oanpier v9talei9b," @apt. Sliuer,
uuo Der Sdooner gWtarg y. Sano," @apt.
0aub, bierber ab.
Ser beuti6e 0reimaiter y0elio8," @apt.
Srgct, iegelte am %. 2lpril BON Beniacola,
Sla., ua6 6ambur9 ab.
Die Oeutife 8arte .GOtte," Capt. !6iloens
brand, fam am 20. 2lpril BON QOng Soug III
Sau tSranSl8co al.
Die Oeutide Sarte y@liO," &apt. S6upp,
fam letten 9onnerltag bon Sremerbaueu III
lSIlmmaton. u g. On.
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Gurupaii5e aabslbsridjts.
GciifihInnn.


Berlin, l. Dtai.-0r. Salt, Der llnter=
ri6tSn1iniiter, brad)te heute I'M llnterbaule
bes 2anotageS etne BID eiu, melGe Die Gr-
ri1tun9 rellgiDier Srben in PreuBen Der
bietet.-Sie Bill i'm Setreff Der Serpaltung
be8 SermDgenS Der fatbolii6en Stride ipnrbC
III Der britten Seiung angenommen.
Or. Salf's Sia perfii9t, oaB alle rell9iDien
Sroen in BreuBen perboterl iein iollen,
Beltebenoe Sl6iter oiirfen feline neuen Wtlt
Qlieoer mebr anuebmen mub flno III 3eit pol
feds Wtonaten uad) Der Annabme oleer Sill
All i6lieBen. Gine 4uSuabme ftnbet itat1
bel relt9i0ieu @orporationeu, mel6e Gr.
5iebunsssmede perfolgeu; bieien 1T cine Srlil
Don bier Sabren se9ebeu. 9eiellidaiteu sur
&ranfenpflege beitebeu fort, t6nren aber 81
jeber ;3eit auf9el0f Derben. pie fortbeIte'
beuoen ATIociationen iino Der Seauffdltl
gung bes Staates mnteritellt. OaS @lgen'
tbun Der SlDiter miro ntft confisSlrt; cs
mirb jebo9 tempordr pom Staate bernalte
merbeu.
seiurtd, sl. Sadarta.
Seinri6 albert ,3adartdr Der emlnent
beutihe Sllriit, lit getorben.
9eutitlc @cItausiteHung.
Berlin, 2. Utai. = Sine 4brefie an Der
&aiier 94ilhelm cirfulirt ioeben in Oeuti6
laub, in uel9er berielbe erindt ptro, ieint
Sanftiou sur abbaltnng elmer &eltausltel
lung I'M Sabre 1878 5u ertbellen.
9eutid)lano nno ,Sel8ien.
8erIin, 2. Dtai. = Die 4ntmort Sel
sieu's anf Die lebte beuti6e gtOte lit bier ell:
getroffen. Der Son oerielben 1T iebr bUflid
bod nimmt iie faum giOtis BON Der oano
lung 0euti9lanb's in Se5ug auf Die 8eDiitor
Der Strafseiste uuo lprl6t gar ntat bon Oer
Bunften Der erlten 8eplit. Die belgiid)e &e
gterrng reierpirt fid) Die aunabme elner Ste
iolution genidb ben in lcner 0ieplit enthalte
nen freunOiaaitli4en 9etlaratlonen bis au
lpatere 3eiten.
4onoo n, 8. Mai.-@ine Serliuer Spc
,ialbepeibe an oen r0ailp telegraph" iagt
Dab bic Siiifantwort Selgien's ais b01l
beirieoigenO erad)tet lperbe uno Die ansele
senbelt beenOige. .
Seitteid).
gSien, l. Wai. : Don IlfoniO uno Sc
mablin fthO III Salsburs eingetrofieu.
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Nerusifdjte Sepeidten aus
aScst1.W nrf.

gfep.gorf, 2. Stat. = cardinal Mc,
@losfen reiite geitern Morgeu IN Segleitnn9
Der pdpftlthen 2esateu uno eiuer 9lnSabl
BiIdDfe uno @eiItliden nad 9ohon ab, nm
Die @rbebuns bes Siidofltbes bon Sofon
gum GrSbistbnn III lettcu.
= Ser ip6dentlide 8anfberidlt gibt fol-
senben ausipets: 3unabme Der 0arleben
So, 1867 800; g(bnabme Der Spesie 81, ,534 =
100; 3Hnabme Der y2esal SenOer6" So, ,161,.
900; Sanabme Der Oepofiten $3,135, 800;
4bnabnle Der @irfulation 1861 300; Ibnabr
me Der Reierne $156,150.
= @OlD l159.
: Ser Opir. yStute Of Georgia" trai bon
Glasgow bier Gin. Ser Dpir. uMain" III
psn Dremen angefomnlen.
- 8ihter Barrett bonn Supreme= @erif)tt
berptGigte geitern einen 8efebl in Der &lagt
bes Staates gegen aem. Sc. Sweeo, mad
tpeldem Sldser am nd9iten Montase llr.
laden an;ugeben bat, iparum er Die &la9e
nibt ipcsifislren iollte.
= @eItern nurbe SRI. SSa @reeleh, BIZ
dltelte Sohter bes perItorbenen @orace Gree
| len nit Dem Sberiten gftdolas 7Smitb mad
benz Ritns Der fatholii1eu Stride bonn Gar,
plnale Mc@lOsfeB 9etraut. Die 8raut er