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s,.rfoi cnr-,,,on3.nc. NJ ~. rbf,,oo r,;,u,,
w,auraoror n n 1an a1r -a,i5,,-
vrittcn lotter Tho othsr aav m tba 3v,.,,,not -,
1,ohtv + .tatof, II at thara v.a .nn,a danger ~
the succoas of ron acott's raid m the Tres ~.
than v.s commonlv aunnosed Tnsan,ncl, ~
.tbcra aro million, in il thia protoct ia mn
w,,lc, oaea. cora,art v.trhin0 bv tha ,,roso I'D
~ ,,,,h,;a D..,.;, -. a.. ~. -"
+o r;v. nv ro,sona for t.sr;n. ~
r., ecot,s sc,ona wi, succsod a;,,.- H..
nj. ~ H.. ,o-t rnn,,oa.. .na ti,.+ ~ 49,.
eo,ta,n f.cts sorna Of whio1, .ra ~ a.,ar.liv
toovn co,ro IN x,,ow tb,t +la nrofset ,,o,,,
,ovor =, raca;vs tha ,,d ~ f,onnros' - III
most cnrt,;u,v m mora ,;1 th.n u oiroodv H..
recs;vsd in ,a amn;ra ~ nrl,l;o Ind. .1.oad,,
gfshteo 70 1ae s"uso"o " sae state OF 1e1aa and
by Congress.
THE 1xxAs-pAo1p7c LOBBY.
Tn tina frat n1ace. tfa 1nhhv nnw herc IN 4ho
,,tor.ss ~ m. schs,ro +. onrooosos ~ ss.oa1
a'a;s a.. a as. ~ 'oposea y, hn1a"o'
csediuely et sItliul In plausible srgumsnta. m ms
ton, and in that sruooth. flsttoslnc dtp}o.
n,o,,, vl,,,, 10 ~ ro..a...i 'fo
49,, 49, NJ toNo."' ~"
hs'ea4 centfes' Ihsy arc men Of pleasing man"
ncrs. OF large information upon transportation,
dfrerent M m T no1.ian. ~ tho coan.rv Ths..
fau nan ,1 conarass ,.,,o IN no"r.r,..,on 49, 49,
10" 'aen u. Non6tess WIG, ~ con'ef7staon' CAD
tslk as wel! ~ some OF thoso slick fellows in
Col. scott's lobby. Scott himself 10 not sur
passed by many men in those qualities wh'ch
shn1u1s Legislators AL will sess as tho "les
road and SO acres Of Legislature" 1t is bu.
dictate Of sound Judgment to acknowledge the
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The Democrats to Lift ilrir Voices
and Dassoons in Harmony,
Tom 6cott's Raid on the Ma
tiona1 Treasury.
The Texas Pacific Lobl,y.--Eca-
SONS for Fearing Its Success.
Why the Project Should Be Pitched
sunlmarily Out Of Congress.
THE V,RG'N1US MATTER,
F510 FOR WHITE hEN-;5J1U Fou pI.Ack.


Srtcfat DasiattA to TIE Ch,cago tribune.
WAsHlaoTos, D. c., Jan. 1o.--lt is definitely
aAeettainod that the Virguius negotiations wlll
not bo discontinued or disturbed on account of
tho chauge In tho Spanish Government. Tho
present Minister horo, who has been conducting
tho Investigations. is not likely 10 be removed,
AZ lie is al Intimate personal friend OF Moutpen-
aier and other promiaont pcrsonases in tho new
Government. Thoro hes becu disagreement
between tho Spanish Government aud our own
As to tho details Of the proposed adjustment
Spain proposed to this country tile extng tormB
OF settlement that were agreed npon between
Spain and Grent britain. Tho latter country has
been paid E5G0 for tho family Of Ieverv vhito
porson that was 1nassacred At tie VirElsius cap
ture. and E300 for tho family Of every colored
pernon massaere,t. This payment au been
made to treat britain, notwithstanding tho ron
reHontatona that the drafts woro protested Onr
Government in response to THU proposition, has
stated that tho tarn,s could nut be acceDted on
account Of this distinction iu color, AnI that no
terms could bo accepted which Bhund make INV
discrimination al to race. Tho moro recent d.
velopmonts III the negotiations Indicate the prob
ability that all adjustment will be made
upon tho basis Of paying certain amount pcr
capita to tho families OF American victims Of the
Vlrginius massacre.
srAlNB CLAIM TO TIE vlAa1N1us.
It doee not yet appear how the claims OF cer-
tain Spanish officers to tho Virsinius IS a prize
is to be Bettlcd. These officers had made claim
to tho vessel ~ prize, aud subsequently, tAs
Tirgnius Was taken by American officers. and
waa sunk In American waters. It was thought
at tho tune TINT tho claim tor tho pr!xc WAS only
made to satisfy Spanish honor.
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Speaking Of Gan, soHxNok'a little book de-
acribing The exciting game at drsw-pokar, Of
which small edition Was published for tbs in
formation 4ud dclectatton OF tho Dsitiahors tic
loul8vi!le Courier -Jour7ldt says:
Tho gana Of draw poker Il not respectable ~
hs Esns Of whist, which tho English play universally.
Dra"-ro9sr lacks the antiquity Of whist. 1t IL more
setlve aud exciting. NJ one should play II who has
not ns and money to iose eu BcaExcK has neither,
aud thcFefore ho ahoufd AbjlIr& tho game. We pre-
suue howsser hs IL mol governed by this rartculls
consideration. ITO must play: II ha doca not play
eokrr be mu.t play whist Not to play whist In Tie
t0nst ctscs u 70 bs nobody. What does souENcR do
~ ll4y whlst,nsays DO. II viii lose. c4ni,ot
faord to ioso vii! Introduce draw-po1er and win.
lassd his credit goc4a.ly a Of tho world. II
savsd hs pocket. It sArsd him sn',s and gave him
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According to newspaper correspondent sent
sown to investigate thostrike Of the cosl-miucrs
In kentucky, tho trouble in no earthly way in-
yolvol r. question Of color. Who're all bands
,ro moro or lesa black with coai-dlg8Ing, quos-
tlon Of color would DO rather cut Of place, and
It fortunately did not come up. Tbs trouble
commenced With demand on tho part Of tho
miners for highof wages. Tho price Of Ken.
lucky coal roBc In the Louisville market to II
eents bushoi, and tho miners, who lad been
receiving rs oents ton, demanded An increase
OF IL cents. With thia demand tho conpanies,
without exception, refused compliance, TIE
miners struck but Afterwards returned to work
1t Is cents At all tho mines but that Of tho
Fender. Tic Directors cut tho 1gu1o down to
D cents a ton, and, finding no takers, employed D
= fev coIoted mon at 62111 cents. a commltteo Of
rolorel men from tho other mineh waited upon
shese minors. and, upon their representations,
work at tho Render WAS discontinued. Unon
this tito Directors arc represented as having
sndeavored to incito the colored men agalnet
The white, but, far the best Of feeling is said
10 prevail among the differont varieties Of black
neu.
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ready shown that they would convert this TO-
called national thoronghfnre into a poworfnt
n.eana Of private speculation and wholesale
r1nndes: and that CongrePH, instead Of giving
them ot'o dollar of aid, ought forthwith to In
vestigato what they lave already done,
Fottrta-Ihas, when fully ana1yzed, the pro-
1cct. Claiming aid on the grounds Of It's national
importance, ia = scheme to reaurrcct tho failing
fortunes of men who once became ric., and
powerful through tic corruption Of LcaihIa-
t,'res, impositions upon the public, outraRes
upon honost business, and pllinderings Of tue
people. II. /. i.
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arc tho ptrtzaits Of tho principal actors in thin
strange, eventful Tragedy. No comment ia made
upon the case. tbs pnblinter Desiring to give 4
colorless history ~ book OF reference. Price
Al LEO: cloth, s2.6O.
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unspaakably norsifsing must 1t hhve bean to
hs good old Quaker family Of KEttoaos to find
The flower Of that family in lo7c with = cruel
blood-shoddtng warrior, whose very name OF Con.
BronMs was in such tumultuonB contrast with
their peaceful mode Of life and touets OF relig-
on. But Rho would and sho old, and very
.Eever way abe did it. She ran away from her
.oluctant parents, and poAso Of poica followed
a carriage. It rhs New-Yoar'a Day, and al
tho other caniages in Hudson County. N. J..
Fers occupied, 10 that when the detectives over
aauled Con. sronas md Miss KELLOGG, to-
Iothor with their friend, the party all bad to
ride back togsther. The detectives took
tla party before Justice Of tho Peace.
ne took in tho situation, and before
hearing tho case. roceivod such = wink a.
would hare given LIT. DAWES = paroxysmal thrill,
md then, returning 1t. called Miss KELLOGG aside
INTO private off}co. 4 minute later LIE called
The military atrategtat, and whilo sho detectives
paced the floor In anxious expectation, tho words
II do now pronounce you mnn and wife," and q
rich smack r,ch showed that something unusual
bad occurred, at length arouacd their dormant
suspicious. It WAS no use. It WAS day for
callp, nnd the General, having full hand about
that time, ca1lod thou,. Those officera prefer
working up robbery cases, and dividing apoila
with thiovos, to outwitting Mara and Cupid aud
The other members Of the neurological family alt
1t Qnco.
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SUICIDES.

8pscEae UaspateA to Thu Chicdqo Tribune.
WEST JErSERsoN, o., jan. 1o.--Joseph D, 'beo.
agsd co years, who lived neas LIT. sterlip.r in
tAs county, left hls residence rather 1nystors u.s.
" on last Sunday. and nothing WAS heard I. ON
him until Thursday night. when hls body as
found in = hollow log. with lis throat c. It,
and common jAck4nite grssped tight In
hs baud. He was. few years ago, ons Of til y
weAlthiest men IN tho county, hut lately had mo
with heavy losses. which, 1t Is thought, dsrnngoa
hi4 mind,
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Jealousy aud ReveuKe.

A. singular story Of jcalo'.sy aud revenge
cor4es to W from SICILY. A be4utlsul young girl
named PloIlns. who wan the bslla Of = travelling
sixals, In which aAs figured ~ the Aon sansI
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The Odd Fellowy Of Anderson, Ind, held =
meeting iu their hail. Saturday, for the pn1-
pose Of ralnluX aid for tho Kansas sufferers
Conutaersbie interest vas taken iu the msstar.
Quits large amount e9 Peosasaaas an2 aoasy
HsA FA194d.
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PERSONAL.

Charlotte cuahu1an is resting In Nav York.
Her farewell should have boon farewell.
Rise-up- Willlam-Allen is In his G8th year, and
can tell funny s.ory with the best Of the bosa.
Gen. Spinner ia old and lnflrm. Come to think
Of 1t, ha autograph does look little ahaky juAt
now.
"Don Caesar wna muti1ated into "Dr. Car
son" by the int. comp. Of the Phllade]phls Bu|-
letin.
It ia not the dread Of death, but Of renewed
matrmouy, which urgoa Disraol 10 rctiro from
politics.
Nevadh conacsouces will not bravo tho dcsocra-
ton Of Sunday with faro. They change tho
gano to keno.
Miss Moore, Of Trenton, N. j., In 10 opposed
to intomperanco that tho sight Of IN apple gives
har conyulsiona.
Msncei Talcott should receive King Ka1akauA.
Ills bl.ck-and.tan Majesty porpctually usos tho
word 'poppycock."
George Francis Train ia going to start paper
in Cincinnati. It is needless to ssy that it will
resemble the Enquirer.
Dayard Taylor wants to 70 to Russia. He
can without any opposition II hia purse ia long
enough. What is to hindsr7
NAHiA1O 4A4GabAA4 2A At0AAA 6EUtRtSAf AZ %*
work upon mn equestrian statue OF Napoleon ILL.,,
in bronze. It's hollownoHs should be symbolic.
Congressman who sue Dom piAtt for libel re-
ceIve IN anawer postal-cards. bearing in bis bold
Roman hand, the simple legend, "Sew and be
d."
ireland is without Sovereign now. The
alarchioness Of Thomand, the last linent heir to
tho throne, las died At Bath, Ia sanguinary
Britain.
The circulating library 1t Me1n phia consists
OF dictionary. two novels. parton'B Life Of
Aaron Burr, and one Of George Francis Trains
lectures.
Winnie Roam is to carve Fsrragut In marble.
An exchange thinks she would succeed botter 10
braBB, being more accustomed to working in that
material.
The Milwaukee, Nesus, having nothing elao to
think OF, Aaya that "Mrs. Grant Is not as hand-
some US Anna Dickinson, but she can get up
better boiled dinner than Anna"
With 10000 neodlewomen in Paris earning m
average Of cents an hour. who is to wonder at
the "laxity OF morals amonG tho poor" or that
tho Morgus ia crowded like tho public parks.
President Machluhon is rough on horsos. Ho
broke the leg Of auporb dapple-groy the other
day. No man ought to DO President who can
not drive horse without damaging the animal.
A Georgia man Hays be can lay his hand on
three Congressmen who robbed him Of his
chickens, cows, and hogs but ho needn't expect
to surprise the country by making such stato-
ment.
Bridget, too, complains Of the hard times. A
Madison avenue domestic Htatca that she hhH
beon obliged to limit her weekly receptions to
once . foEtnight.-NeD York Commercial Ad-
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haEo stepped into the controversy, By the re-
duction they wcro cut down to e. 35 per day.
They asked for s20l, which amount being re-
fi,sed lhou, they struck and waro upon the
Htreet yesterday. These sasllers, WHO waro all
men, aad of whom there are only about 100 in
the city, held important and responsible POSI-
tions. aud they claim that their stopping work
will stop the mills. On tue othor maud, tho
manataeturers expect to supply their placas
without difficulty.
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| Don't irritatc your lungs with stnbt orr
cough. when safe ani certain remedy eau b
had in Dr.. Jayno'a Expc.torant
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$2,721,J53.4o
State nf Illinois, County Of Cnok. s,. ......
l. George H. Otis, E&4hisr nf tic 4hoxe named bank, do
soomnly that tho nbovu statement Il ttua ths
boat Ut ny knowledge and beli,f.
GEUi8E L. OTIS, Cash!sr.
nubacrbed and tu befutD thIs 9Th day of JAM
uary. lt7b, JOHN L. MEYER. notary Public.
HENRY i. EAMES,}
u. X, PE RHnS3, Directors,
HENRY kEEF.
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CANDY.


OEstck Or CA4eAoo Ga lIo1F Coxz 60.
Tbs anpua 111ssus of tnls O1tnu4ny will b4 h4Id q
AnndAt, Jan III At 2. It wtleh 1nA "a elso&to3
will b4 hAd ioR nins Dlfpators, and sash sa49 t4spAS
tsHa1Assad n ~ 1daRa ks1sss "a H4atl46
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proof In tho fact that this person
III now tho ch!of u.aniprlator of Col: scott's
scheme 1t tho Capitol. 1u tLis sort Of labor he
Is said to be. o. successful AZ my atkachs Of
either House Of Congress, which IL compliment
aEy to mis- ab!lity. For my own part, have
often wondered Of late. why tho COMMITTEES Of
Ways and aloanB has not summoned this geutle-
mau 70 tell what he knowa in rcspeat to the ra-
citc Mail eubsidy. There Is valuable uue Of
iuside information inside OF a1r. Painters hoAd,
which ought 10 bo published to the world about
this time.
but proceed with my account Of tho Texas
Pacific Credit !t-Hleb.!ier. The unexpected call
mado upon tho Directory aud tho Hing by the
panic very seriously embarrassed thom. It Ia
nloss probable that, 1t this prudiGlous project
for grabbing United btates honda iu I'D ct the
Teras Pacific b. unsuccessful. Col. Thomas 4.
cd by Dodge and others. Thoir success 10,
therefore, question OF
LIFE Oh DEATH
With them. l ueed not say to Intelligent
tboxo sstuso, sei,slning, selfish mou-sous
OF whom are sufficiently uuscrupulous for any
1ob-Wll leave no effort untricd through which
they might achieve succcAa. Aud, iussmuch III,
p4,se @ of isad aud toany I millious Of 6oveseueat @
bonds to dispose OF, 1t will 10 agreed that tile
peculiar "AlguMouts they can bring to bear
with such sktllful aislecticiaus ~ Palater to do
tho teasoninRs," arc both numerous aud
HelSHs3s
I,ave thus tried to lay before thu readers of
THE I'RlnuEE ~ brisfy za possible the loading
points Ill this important matter, as seou from
this place Of observation. II haye besn roason-
ably lntelllgibie
IT VILE HK SEEN:
Firs-That there il too much probability OF
the sucesa4 Of this monstroua schema Of sVola-
ton.
Skcond-Th4t the road, when built, must Of
necessity b. practically usslesa for large part
ct the yeAr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-02
Ste S,titdnoe tt, Der 6bcrpfciens
Tatton. - Sroflatnattou oeS
ShernfefettsGSG GstDtlttQS.

Sort &aniaS, 80. Suli. = 6olgenoe
BrOflamatiou bat ISM. y. 6oB, Der 6Quptz
ling Der Experimentation, erla0en: ygn Die
@berofeeu im Snbianer.S Serritortum.
Sim IA. uno 16. B. Sc. murbe Su Sallequab
cine Seriammlung feS Grsfltiu.8atbes gez
balten, nm nie unrubigen 3ultdnbe in @r1pGs
gung 81 sieben, Die III Solge Der groBeu 4n.
3abl pom Morb= NIB 9etpalttbaten, Die neuli1
periibt murbeu, enttanben iinb. 0iele Sbaz
ten bemoraliilren Die Station uno uerbreiten
n1ebr ODER mentger SeIorgni1Ie inter benz
Yolfe, 9efdbroeu unIere meltbDolliten 9fedte,
uno briugen S6nlah nno ShanOe iiber uns
jern gtamen unb @barafter. SIM @laubeu,
baB eS in Der @epalt Der Seamteu Der 9ta,
tion itebt, Dur9 euersii6e 2lnitrengungen, nie
oarauf geridtet neroen miiiien, Die llebeltbl.
ter sur geiebliden Straie gu brin9eu, bteie
Serbre9en Su unteroriiden, 10 balte i'd es fir
angemelien, sic aufsuforberu, oab sic Shire
4uimerfiamfeit auf Den @egeuitano leufen,
uno oaB id) Sbnen iold]e Snitruftionen gebe,
babenOe Sbleft 81 erreiden. Ste perben bat
ber angeptelen, grDBere gSa6Iamfett sur Ser
biitung Der @iniubr bon Sranntrpein in oas
4anD Su entfalten, ba bieIelbe Die fruhtbare
Quelle an Der ueribt tperoenben Serbre6en
tit. 3wetten8, OaB Sie bte 8eitimmungen
pes @eietes segen ba8 ungeietIide Sra9en
bon gDaien ftrenge bolsiebeu. 0rittens, 6aB
sic feline Berion auf Die gSaft teller, bic
friiherer Serbred)en bei1Hlblgt tuirb, Die
rpo6l befauutermdben unndBigeu @emobnbetz
ten fr5bnt, Hbernliitbig in ibrem Senebmen
uuo iiberbaupt ais Elm iibelberit9tt9tsr @ba>
rafter bcfannt it,"
Sas VI e,trtain Weao oipsM aii a ere,
8eaper, lItab, 81. Snli. = Sie Sertbei'
Siqung braAte i'm 9aufe oes geitri9en Cages
in ibrcm YlaiOo1er ntAts 9Si9tl9eres- Dor,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-02
Seutf6Iano.


g tut q q t, 81. Snlt. - Galler gSllz
helm bat BON @aiteiu telegrapbirt, boB er Ell
nen gbrenpreis fir oas uationale Sd)iiBclt=
ieft, oaS ndGite gSoAe bier tattftnoet, eirlz
l6iden perbe.
8erlin, 81. Suli.-0r. ponS9peiber,
Der iriibere befannte Siibrer Der So5ial=
0emOfraten, 1T 9eIorben.
8 ern, 81. Suli. 53pet bon oen itcifens
ben arbeitern an Dem ct. @OttbarO. Sunnel
murbeu bel benz Ingrifie Der idmetSerii6en
2ruppen am 9onnerltag 9et6Otet uno 8 aHz
oere oermunoet. Die &eute nabmen ieitber
bic Grbeit mieber auf,
@nelauo,
2on II, 81. SSuli. Die Zines"
glaubt Su iuiiien, oaB arrangements getrofs
fen mer0en, nm bic @reoitbriefe Der Sirma
Duncan Sberman & Gomp., uelfe iidJ in
ben t5dubeu BON 3etienben beftn0en, 81 boz
norireu.
8elfa f, 81. Suli: - Die bieTge groabs
uooo'ide gSeberet muroe beute eingeGiflert.
Serlnft $750,000. 700 Perionen werOen oaz
Ourd beiGdftisungslOs.
2onoo on, 1. Nug. - Ser @brlu. Dr.
0ti6arb8, Elm Bresbgterianer. @eitli6er BON
@barlefton, gSeit>8irg., fiel auf etnem Sabn.
hoie in @Oinburg beute 10 ungliidli9, bas
er ben S6doel brad uno iofOrt itarb.
2onbon, 1. Nuguft. - Seute fanb i'm
ySpbe,Barfe" cine Dtahenperi iammlung gu
@uniten Der Se9naoi9un9 ber gefaugenen
Senier ftatt. Dtau lfdtt bic 3abl Der au.
Weienbell, bic um bic perlAieSenen &eSner.
Srlbiinen iih sruppirt batten, aui 100000.
Sr. SObn S'@Onnor &oper, Barlameutsmit=
glteo fir Utano Sountu, prGftbirte uno aate
IN ieiner ReOe, bic 9efan9enen Senter ieleu
eber 81 einem 2obe, ais 81 einem 8abel be-
redtlgt. Die Barlamentsmitslieoer Stggar
Pameq uno Ytellpn tuaren 9leidfalls anne
iene. Die 8eiolutionen BON sem iibli6en
Sbarafter tpuroen nurA acclamation ange.
nommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-02
Bureau bes @ebanbc SnIpcftors,

~
Der 9ebduoe SHpettor bat grtaubnb= GJeiuBe
um fctsenoe Sausyriute9ien erhutteu:
BON 5. 8. S6ott nm etne 8erauoC, bel Is SuB,
btnter Jir. $50, D'prtIez4ueuue;
BON 8. 8trtmann ur etne YerGnoa, 2 bel i6 5uB,
biuter gir. 252, WiprtlesQueHue
BON 8. 3tRmermann nm einen hol5erneR Anbau,
bel II iSuB, butter gtr. 13, 9torosSutalDitr.;
pou 8. s.. Benuttt um cine Slide uuo ofieueu
S6ugpen, bel tt2 SUP, 9nter Der @bopant', nGge
8aufitr.;
BON y. +. Uliuer um Siuei oeuc ebnppen, 10 bet
12 SuB, Sartness@ourt, uabe ,5rauttiuitr.;
Don S. 6errH9 nm offenen Shuppen, u bel -
Sus, btuter glr. POI. Siio>Bou0ftr.;
Don 3. y. Soaps um Gin SdoeSlmmer, bel 9 g.,
biHter 9tr. 9, Roroz5rontnr.;
pou 8. 5. 9oIu &Somp. UNI offcnen Sbuppcn, 10
bel Is iSus, btnter SIR. 1O3 Saititr.;
oon q. U. Hittenbouie um onenen S6uppCn, 6
bet IL 8uB, blnter gtr. 50. 8 9arltonitr.
Don q. gB. @Grhart um Elm SommeToot, uor6a
nefilites StatiousbGu5;
oon o.. gB. Dioois nm Elm SommeroGd, Dederz,
nabe SeoerGlfrose
BON 81. 6. Diffeu0erii,r nm 9eIbIoNenen Sdupa
pen, 6 bet 5us, htnter Rr. IL, 9eoreeitr.;
oon 9etle Comp. um offeneH Shuppeu, i6 bet
30 Bub, 9tnter Der eoneoroftaBe, nGbe Gaitema
pon Q. sautmoun Gin sOmmerOa&, gar, 2is,
et9btfr.;
BON 5. Nrmftroug Conn. nm oemebrte DampT.
traft, @oncoros, udpe $rattitr.;
BON Z. .. Stn9 UNI ofienen Sduppeu, bel p g.,
9tntsr SsF aSi0monoionsADsnne, na9e SuideIir.i
htuter Dir. 1872, Srleansftr.;
ooa 0t. Sbwars,, aufisbera@ebauOe, 5sranilius
square
BON 5rau 0ubbGro UNI elm Baoc3inmer, bel
6uB, htnter gr. 81, Gbe>Utr.;
BON Safer 8ruocr nm elm SommerSotb. Ste
Sanooerz uuo 2eeItr,;
pon Y. Sanoe um ofTsnen S5zppeu, bei IS 1SuB,
btuter Rr, II, Observation-Disclosures;
BON ), auRtel um ofTepeu Shuppeu, IL 6ei IS Il.
htRter Nr. ia, Sao:SdtauRr.;
pon Aler. Serr Sruoer UNI aelh[oNcuen Sd5upz
pen, 6O oel 100 SuB, ON Buse Der l3Iusftr.;
oou 2. 9Seber um einen Stie9suueg, IL bel 10 g.,
1tnter gtr. 10. &Orozeibertpltr.;
bon :. Turf um offenen Sbuppcn, II bel 90 5u6,
1tntef Der Srdaros, nabe 3eiiieritr.;
non VI. Braimann um aelt(oiieneu Sduppcn,
| Sei9 6nb, binter yir 3i5, Heriue touitr.;
bon u. Sofmau ulu seihoneneH SdjuppeH, bel
/ 16 5uB, htuteG gic, $50, Bel'Satimoreiir.;
| poR 8. W. Hepbolo UNI ofteuen Sduppeu, 6et
| Ii Sup. binter SIT. 306, Solliuslr.;
| BON 8. Bartlett UNI qeibloileneH Shuppen, t6 BET
| 40 EuS, 5u6 Der AucHItr.;
| Don 5, V. BIioe um Ptn 8abeSimmer, tO BET II
| 5uS, 9intey Jtr. 139, gBeit. Diaoioultroee.
| Gt beuadlgtdlti0t MAe, tte ee angcbt, oaB &C
| Sauiitaa, B. Z. Augnf 20, 8ouattag5 um 10 !l6y,
| In IetueW Dlreau aniueieuO ieiu niro, nm beGgte
| @eiuGe In @rudsuu9 81 5cben uno odriIbeJ SebluB
| gu iaiien. Sm anftra9e: NJ. .. aHattius,
uS3l Slert oes eSeodu0e=j jnipetors,
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8r6m0c.

Detroit, Mif., 81. 5uli. - Die edge
miible bon @opelunO 5u uGapeer, Dti4., brannte
beute ab. Serluit $4,000.
New 3 orf, l. 9lu9. = @efern Ibeno
brannte bic Selfabrif oeS {. 6tbbarO III Gong-
Sslano'@itp ab. Ssrlult $50, 200; SeriiAe'
run9 $4,000. ..
8ottspille, Peuni., 1. Aug. - 8egclt
llbr beute Morgen brad iii ben y Bear HiOge
@oalerp Utabonep Blane8" Seuer ans. Ser
&oblenbreder uuo 2laes, mas nit oemielbeu
in SerbinOun9 ftano, brannteu nieoer. 9as
Seuer grlff 10 idneu nm ith, OaB c8 balO Die
Ginfabrt erreidte, NIB bis beute 2lbeuO 81
ipdter StunOe bate man baiielbe nod nidlt
inter @ontrole. Wian uermuthet, oaB e8 abs
ii6tli9 angelegt por0en ii. Sed)8 Utauleiel
iinO Dem @lenlente anm Spfer 9efauen.
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sfns Der SmnSesba,tptffaSt.

gyal hin gtOn, I. Nu9. = Der 9ulIss
Idaemeiiter in Stem. 9orf tit pom benz Sd)as'
amtsiefretdr angemielen worpen, am erlten
unb britten Dounerlag ees augut le II
Willionen uno am smetteu nno bierten
Donnsritase ie l @iilion Sob gu pers
fanfen.
= Das &riegs, Oepartement bat Serid1te
bes Gapt. y. 6. Snler BON Der @rop> ageae
tur erbalten iiber eiuen fiir5lif itattsebabten
9ampi 3wliden ben Berg uno SluB. .Snoiaz
nern. am IA. batten bic gfeSs Yere3 ferner
einen breitdgigen Sampf NIT ben Stouri eS
iparen on 1900 &rieser Der 3esteren i'm
Sreiien.
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ttnfaQ ctnee 9ampfers.

Yong 81 ranb :, U.S., 81. Sult.-Oer
9ampfcr ySoutb -@arolina" BON Der Charlie
iioner gtnie liegt jett nit 9ebrO6ener MaiAine
in Der gdbe Der 6iiite unb fuirb BON eiuem
S9leppoampfer ua9 giew- Dorf bugitrt per,
Hpn n1iiifP11
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Ser Yetrplcl,nt=SsGnoel TIT Yennz
Sninnttiett.

Situspille, Yenn., 81. Snli. - Die
8emegung, ben Breis fir robes Petroleum IN
Der Selre9ion in bic ,oGhe Su treiben, lit febl-
9eidlasen. Ser Brei8 fiel geiteru bon 81 auf
824 @ents. Ser Sorratb an robem Sel lit
enorm. Sn Der Selresion ioqeu allein iedS
0ttQiouen 8diier lagern, uub Der Sorratb in
ben Sesbdfen nnO i'm Susl9noe 1T oer9altntIB..
maBig beOeuteno. 9a5u folnmt nod, haB
fortwGbreno neue Guelleu entbedt peroen.
6erporragenbe Spratoren erflGren, baB tie eeS
germ ieben piirben, wenn Die SGlfte DeS Dor
rGtbigen Sels aufbrennen ipiirbe unb e8 1T
bcSbalb fir nDtbig befunOen woroen, bic Del.
bebalter Gaq uuo Jtaht bemad)en Su laIIen.