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APRIL l3.-The direct examination OF Mr.
Beecher was concluded At noon to-day The evil
dence consisted merely OF q re ffunation on the
part Of Mr.. Beecher Of his previous denisls of
any improper relations with Mrs. Tilfoa, at any
time whatever, orof any charge. Dy either Tilton
or Moulton, at any time whatever, Of any such
improprieties.
THE CROSS EXAMINATION
was then begun by Mr.. Fullerton. IL was very
minute and searching in it, character, and can
hardly be condensed TO the limits OF our columns
without destroying its effects as whole. Mr.
Beechers memory very frequently failed him in
regard 10 some pertinent inquiry of Mr. Fullerton.
The evidence gone over 10 day comprises the
questions Of Tilton's loose religious and moral
views; Of Beecher's course in advising the sepa-
ration OF Mrs. TiltOn from her husband and O.
HE various visits % her, and particularly a. 10
has habit Of kissing her on these occasions
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Enemies Of the AppIe.1ree.

The apple-tree numbers among its enc
mics not less than seventy-five different
species OF insects. OF these. the biight-in-
sect (Eriosorta pyri). and the young OF
the cicads, prey on its roots. The former
is near allv of the Phriiorera that does
such great harm TO the vine. The roots
of a tree infested with il should be dipped
in soap-suds, and, when replanted, a shov-
elful Of ashes should be mixed with the
dirt. The young Of the cicada-common-
IL called locust-lives sixteen years in the
ground. and, though usually sucking the
sap from the roots Of the oak. Il sometimes
attacks the spple-tree. and. during this
long period, proves a serious drain on the
tree.
The trunk of the apple-tree Is subject to
attacks from a number ofbeetles that bore
into the bark and wood. Among the most
prominent Is the common appie-tree
borer (Saperda candida). This may be kept
down by cutting out the worms. or by
pouring hot water into their holes. in the
autumn; or by applying soap 70 the
trunk, or surrounding il with tarred
papers. in the spring. Two Buprustid
borers, the Csrysobothrys ts1'Ioratd and the
G. HarTIsu, are also conspicuous foes, and
are 10 be treated in the same way "a the
Saperda. Other boring beetles infesting
the apple-tree are the white-lined Pseaoee-
rus. the cylindrical bark-borer, or Toni
Gus mali the apple-twig borer, or 4niphi-
c>rrs bicandatus; the prickly leptostylus
Leptostylus acElifsrsls); and the apple
leiopus.
Next to the borer. the most destructive
enemy Of the apple-tree Is the scab-insect
(Mytiiaspis po'no-fr,. Bouche). The best
remedy for this evil l. to scrape the bark
OF the tree in autumn, and again In
June. when il should be washed In whale
oil soap.
The leaves Of the apple-tree are liable to
the ravages of the American tent-cater-
pillar (Clrsioco,nps ADier,cassa), the can
ker-worm (Antsotsrvx renata). the apple
sphinx (SphinE gordisls), the Pdpilio tue
r,ns) swallow tail butterfly. the apple-nola
(Nola Malona). the bud-worm, the PAL
mer-worm. the twin spotted leaf-miner,
the apple-aphis. etc.
The coddlinc-moth attacks the fruir. lay
ing its eggs in the calyx Of the blossoms,
Just as the petals are falling. The worm
matches in few days. and burrows INTO
the core. In three weeks IL Is fuli-sized,
and the apple IL feeds upon withers pre-
maturely and drops to the ground Inc
worm then leaves IL and crceps under the
bark of the tree. where il weaves cocoon.
few DAYS after a moth appears
70 reproduce "A crop of caterpillars before
winter. and thus the ronnd 81 lie OF the
coddling-moth IL sustained from year 70
wear. and the crop OF apples Is seriously
diminished. or entirely cut OF. by It's mis-
chievous deprccations--Erchdnge.
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APRIL s.-Mr. Evarts commenced the exami
nation Of Mr.. lscccber TO day by an inquiry lead r
ing tothe matter of Iracy's being called into con
he told Beecher that he had conferred with Tracy
ia reference to the Woodruff publication, and
bad Impaired 70 him, as a professional secret,
ne iacl That Beecher had committed adultery win
Mrs. Tilton.
MEMORY DEAD AND VERY ACTIVE FANCY. I"
.. Now, cir, did any conversation Of that kind
<ccuri A. oh, no, fir, It's imaginary-memory
dead and fancy very active.
-. And did he continue. And said that
Tracy said. that although he did not recommend
Nlng This was one Of the cases IN which lying
wac justinabei" a. No. sir. he never told me
any such thing
BkEcHER NoKrGAGING MS HOUSE TO AID TIL
q. Now. in the course Of these conversations
concerning Tiltons pecuniary condition and
needs, was any thing said by Moulton concern
ing Your bearing any part OF any help 70 him
n. Well, ne rather spoke In this way That I'M
ICES there was some help extended this matter
would break down on nlton's hands, and IL his
friends could get him over the bar-the difficulty
and get him into a certain position, he thought
ne could carry ON the paper, otherwise IL would
nave 70 be abandoned, and somebody would
have TO buy.
q. Well. sir, in reference TO such suggestions
~ that-this suggestion or conversation on that
snhlect-what reply, II any, did you make TO
Moultons A. don't remember any special re-
ply except tse reply always made; That when
ever could be of any avail practically 60 help
do II.
tAt this interview Moulton showed Beecher
several chez Is he had received from various par
ues AZ contributions for the support Of Tilton's
paper, the Golfen .fgc.
o. Now. after this trsr ction--after this con-
versation-what did YOU do in respect TO this mo.
ney, a. 10 pccuniary help A. went home and
thought about IL, aud blamed myself for being 80
stupid. 10 occurred 20 me that that was what I
vhfht " have done. and ! made II "A matter ~
20 tell me so.
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tracted, from which the alcoholic proper
ties are derived. After the sprouting pro-
cess the grain Is placed In the kilns, which
have 70 be kept at certain temperature
and the malt stirred up or turned over
several times To prevent its being over
heated. IL requires fifteen or sixteen DAYS
70 convert the barley into malt ready for
the manufacture of beer.
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ArRIr ls.-The examination Of Mr. Beccher
to-day was principally confined 10 the evidence
~ Mrs. MOulton, which was carefully dissected
by Mr. Fvarts and read 10 the witness. MIR.
Beccher's denials 90 every statement Of Mrs.
Moultou. which IN the least Implicated HIM in the
ofense charged. were prompt and emphatic.
CONVERSATIONS WITH MRS. MOULTOS.
q. hid YOU 1t any time have consultation
with Mrs Moulton a. 60 how this trouble had
arisen and what degree ~ blame there had been
on YOUR part. aud any discussion ~ TO the fault
on Tilton's part \. Yes. sir. | had a CONVEX
sation with her on the subject Of having alicnat-
ed from her hu -hand and drawn 90 myself Mrs.
Ttons Affect ons, and IL was an exposition Of
my feelings about Il. felt IL very deeply, and
attempted a. FAR ~ could 10 let her know exact
Nv how it was, without any indicate illusions,
without p..siing Mrs. Tilton in any relation that
would he degrading or indelicate. found y an
embarra ssing conversation 20 have, ana much OF
II was IN that shadowy way IN which we suppose
an intelligent aud ntuitiye kind ~ person 10 I'M
derstand what we NEAR without explaining
words or expressions. but wanted her 70 I'M
dcrstand distinctly tina; had never consciously
withdrawn Elizabeth's affections from her hus-
band.
Q. Did you 40 express yourself; A. ! did
very distinctly.
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Rep,oring INK Spots.-ln removing Ink
spots from delicate co'ors. a concentrated
solution Of sodium pyrophosphate may be
emploved when oxalic acid or chloride Of
lime cannot be used without injuring the
color.
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q HENRr WARp BEEcnER. "
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APRIL THE principal feature OF Mr. Beech
ers testimony today was his explanation Of
What is known az
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-10-09
MsiifOm iu @aibin8ton.

DIM IA. september, ais mGele ber8reu,,
GrtDbuna. belblrb P. @entnssr rte % llior
In FER ct. Jrltpts.Sirhe su Walbinstun
nit eTc6et 6e,sriidfeit. Der Mlfiionlr q.
%tnaerie rte rOr Dem fsftltd erleuhteten bsir.
lt6en R,fiion5freuie ueriammeltt unp i'm
@etite erneusrte Semetnce an s,nenumtianp,
csiIsn mir bter ausrIudttb erpdbnen, "a
os,iethe Tur RE 2tisr S5rss 9lat:es nint
minoer tntersdaut fein purfte, ais er es fur
bic cen Wortsn bes MtlliOndrs laufnenpe
8Oltsmense sewefsn.
p. Weninasr ttelf namlih bic erfs 0lt1.
iOn gu Walb,nston pOt Is Sab,sn IN Der
beutfGen Ct. Marien. Stride, tie an Der
5uOfeife pss 8apitCIs fsbt. @uh bamals
mar es Den ID. September, am Sefte btr
Treu} GrbDbung, an BENT bic bi. chiffon
ihloe. p. Wsnir9u lsntte eamals BITE Muf<
msrfflmfett bes 0oltss bel ieiner StluBre.
be unter benz MttiiOnsfreu3s auf btsisn I'm.
itdrb unc ilSts: Dap Der Shlub Der Mli.
licn unp cite Gtnmeibuna beS Nliitpnsfrsu.
,ss eerare am 6sfe Fer 8reu3.G rpGbuns se.
lhebe, lei feline abiihtlih ~geudNlte .3e,t ss.
wefen, fCnnern IS fci cine eteene Slsun9 Der
aDttli6en 8Grls6uns. IS mDle btslss Gr.
eisnie, ba ia bic STRIDE aundGE benz Sapt.
tot lieas, ais elm troitI eihss Gor;eihsn Ubrr
Darn oelten, DlB Nmer,t1 s;nit benz 8lcuie
buloiss unp cine tuttoilite WrOEmaht ntr
BE-, 10 Da6 am 8opttpl ih Die prppbetIihen
Wotte p,s 9falme5 erfulsn: ,Regnabit a
ligno Deus" ,0ott Nib pom 6Ulie bar.
idsn !; rdmtth 9Om 6ol3e bss Srsu,ts."
@aibtnstOn perlafenp. besab ilh bamals
P. Weningtr nab @anaEaec. Der mpbl dl'
ttlen Mnleclung Ger Deutlhsn in Nmer,fl
pDf upGsfI5r 100 Sabrsa. uar iItbe, es
trat elm Gui9ntB Elm, tas pie @rfltlun9 rss
10 ebsn aus9sfprrfeHen Wunides por3ubil,
otn idifn. p. 0tninssr srri6tste romaIs
ndhl Ger STRIDE uuter frflem !6tmnel am
5dlafe Der Witiion eos Wiiionstreuj ron
unBsldbr 40 SUP 6c6e uter Ger GREE. SOP
ME MN rdHslbe 0uf9erlGtet mai unp a
ete Stride atIGle. iiete na fam ctn ameri
toniiher &oler batergsRDsen, Der lber res
Rreui feine 6Iisel ausbrettets, unp bann
uah mebrfren Greiiunsen I'm ras &rsu3 ih
Diettr in Die yufte erbcb unp BON oannen
3cg. Nerfwurri9 senus, zap du6 btsfss
Dial na6 Is S1bren Der SGiuB Der WtiNDn
in Der Ct. Sclepbs. 8ir6e. bic an Der entse.
seaeuasisg,en Seite pom Sapitol ftebr, Eh
wtsrer nil rsrn 5eite Der &reuj Gib0tuns psr-
etntste. Au6 biefts Wial mar es tsine oblitt.
ltd 9eudblte 3et.
Der WiiitOndr bate ~lbrigsus gang re6t,
menn er NIT alem Nahbrud een 3ub0rern
IN tte Sse!e ret; Die BeolnsniB aler ZEE
etnsnlGs fur tie Getetruns BON Amtrlta f.,
uter etc, Dap pOierlt Iae, bte f6 f1tbOItlt,
nenrsn, aud tdtbpiii@ lsben. unp Serer flo
an ieinem ylage unp In lelnen nmianpen
ais WilIioHar betfdGie.
?. NeniHsCr siag lber Baltimore uue
Wopoltcd Eah Hew goyf, UNI ealeIblt In
WlItansburs In Ger CT. Warten 8irbe Bic
NlIiOa su rrnsuera unD pas Sutuaum 3u
prstiSeu.
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4as Gticago bert6tet bas 4. @rHen.
blat.; W,r tatten lesten Gamliag bls 9sr.
9nugcn, fen Seluh hes Gbrp. Brueer @Dn.
sasd une css iunssn Ubeltsn 9duptltnes Der
@bippewa Supidrsr, Hole in the Day (YOh
I'm Sa9l. III u%nierer @inietrlei gu eupfIr.
gen. Die teieen, nsbf 2 dltersn Snoianerp,
einsm erfen uao speiten 5duptltn9 nteberen
&anBes unb esnsm srien Srisssr iinb ron
,ter mad Wafbtn3iOn abeereist, UNI bet Der
&esieruns i'm Namen Der s bippena Station
tbre Bel6Wercen pesen ueterpprtbetluna
purh ben Gssterunss. @5ertsn rorjubrinsen.
6DTentltG baten bic WsIanoten Grfola,
na6bem. ME uns beute Ncreen cine Depe.
f&s melret, Ger 3intfsr bss Snnsrn, unter
welGsm tas Snoiansr Department febt,
enbltG fetnen 2aufpab erbalten bat. SIN
Wafbta9toa wenpet lta 8ruber @Onsaaa an
ben @eneral @wina, So5n fss. ais Gonper.
tit aefcrbenen, groben S~taatsnannes ST.
Gwins rrn eaneafsr, SttO, 9hwteserpaters
pon Sen. %. s. SHERMAN. RsHtsanwalt
Gwins tn BON berpOrrasenbsn 0rdlatsn
fur Wabruns Der Sntsrefsn Ger Snbtaner.
MifiOnea empfrblen. unp tom iiebt eth al.
ter MifiOndr berattenb 3ur Sstts, Der %.
Sabre unter ben Sneianern 3usstra4t bat.
@On3asa baut in Der Wbite- Garth Msentur
Elm SGultaus unb bDft fir bie so Ghul.
timber SGpstsrn BON NUtre Dame aus
Nilwaufss gu ertaltsn. Der iurse l8idb.
rtse 6duptltns 6ple In tie Dap ipriGt Dor.
trefFt6 Gnsltfh. Tam aber aud IeutIh
fpreGen. pbslet6 er f4 etwas senirt, Iestsrer
Sprahe fiG gu teeiensn. Sein @ater muir.
be Dor msbrsrsn Sabrsn meu&Iinas
ermcreet. @tfiCndr in -Obensenann-
ter &sfervation Der G~eippepa Jnbta.
ner if Ger Srainer Yrtefer &sp. Soma,tn.
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Me6en tttwCbnen su tSnnen. bic font i'm
Sabre felten @elesenbett bdtten Cine su bD.
rem. Due 8CGamt UNI balb ii lbr bielt
Der tc6w. P. S%artbclomdus. nobel Der
tc6wurriAfe 8iftof a%iiltrte. mad Been.
pisuna r%sfielben rrertate uuo 3utest eribtils
er Is @srfonsn bas bl. Satromsnt Der Sir
muns.
Scr cey @breiis bes Germ BtihDfs nah
MtGaulpplue, t'e ncG an etmfslben1ae &c
ihab, 3e,attn tom rts Mdnner Der @emetnre
nrh cen @las. mo iis einc Stride ID baren
bt~abHoIiatn. ben OR bOhrsrebrte Sberbirt
aan bsliatlgte ; sualsicb perlprah or ibneE
rnD fur TIRE Na6baribaft sinen Yrtsittr gu
lenosn. lobaic ais m63lih, pUnah bic
eeutf tnn'stt p%erlanstsn; mDJs tbr Wunih
baic srfult werben.
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Mns Ssrre ga ute melest man, pap Ter
6oGw. 8epa S'Gpnnor O. S. B.. General.
pitar n &lnaler bes 60hw'ttn 8lihDfs
ppu 8incsnnes. am %. Ssptemtsr su Ssrre
5dute an einsm Walenleiren sstorbeE 1T.
@o6iu. P. SamaIuS Suda. o. S. F.. mel.
der ilr3lih aua Oeuti@lano ansetcmm.n
Tt. bat nunnebr ietne &slber; oils Seelior.
8 r In DsiAnO. Wristi g.. unb rs,lttl
bon eprt aus audi Die @emetnbe @lnltso.
S.mfeb County.
ct. Yanl. Sn Ter bieliAen GaIbsprale
miro felt Anfans rieier @r6e zine Miili0n
sebalten BON BEN bphw. @aultitsn 8dteru
Dtlbcn. GG,Ctt unO Dwser aus Nsw yOri.
ale Bret GDnp. rtiten.
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Nab,itp1t, q. Gept. 1875.

Cine fstr ielteneG eierliGftit fanh am tte|i.
gen @iass ben 25. September fat. Mm
"a. fan, rdmii6 Der bohwlrbieNe 8ilhcf
&upsrt 9~strenbui& In Der gesleituns btr
bc6w. 5errsn Ssnatips Scmasin unb P.
8art9DlomGus, O. S. B.. bort an, nm am
acknowledgement Sage bas b1. Satrament
Der Sirmuns gu ipsnosn. SSwcbl gutpt.
ton bis iest nod psnise 8atbc1iten adtlt,
unb aut ,fisfe nar metfsns arne 9sute
fnS, baben fe bod pisl aufssboten, nm If
rem tOtseebrten Sbsrttrttn fammt ietnen
Besleitsrn eebutrsnbe Gbre 3u srpeilen.
als Stride benustsn fe --bas S6ultaus In
Srsfenrih8s, bsfen GuSfattuns unb Ser
3terune ibre aroee 3cAd6tung sstste Dor
benz 3refe. fur ben as betimmt unb terse.
rtntst rpurse. Cine iunise Sreuee nal GO
fur BITE Seute, an einem Sage creien FL.
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OemtieDer Sansfsbat
In @crt unb Bib.

tn WCrt uno Bib.
Gert beS iebenjebEten Ssftes.
Die &erenriGter pon Wlr3tura. 6tGc.
rifae Gr3dtlung BON Srau3 BON ssebura
(5crtfssun9). Die G%rternfeine unb sas
9srmanns'D entmal i'm 5sutOburser Balpe.
Oas oeuti&e Girdeniieo Dor Der Gsformas
ton. Bon SUfsbb 8ebreiu. Der "trip.
psnSsrttn tn @u9sburg. Die Salttol lGurs.
Bon Sran5 QaBloder. 0tloer ous se5
@aFersnctb. Die ol,e beutf6e 6cfiue.
Bon Gussn @GnsG. Die neue pramattlbe
VOrRsdung in Sberammergau. ScIerb
OItmar. Gf'tts, bon &aufGer, Cardinal
unb Sarfer3btf6Of pOn Wlen. Der Dol.
finger unD Der &rato. @eptGt ron ssrou,
IrauGmdnn Il. 1. ~.
SaufratiOnen
Sic SGauipisler. Na@ benz @ertd(oe
BON S. Nu(u6.-Dte @rHrnlftne I'm Sou,
trburser Waloe.-Das 9ermannsornfmol.
-Spens Stint TN 3rplOstften @arten in
sonbon. NaH Der Natur 0s3stnRet pen
eafwts gsdmonn. gettsllprlGe aus 81.
SeiIsr's 8etsteit auf Ger @aGs. Original,
setGnuu8en Don Srstfrdulein MocIfne BON
HeiAitn'W @toB bes &atseu-
bdbes pd6renb bes @Olttnbru6s oat 26.
Stunt 1875 tn Sfen.pef. Na6 elmer .3eid.
nung RON S. SGDnbsr9.-SO6ann Sebus
@tmalt BEN q. ItTs.-9atslfptlae aus
@. callers @eieett auf Der @aFt. Srtei>
nal3eiGnun9en bon Greifrdulein Ibplfne
pon &stGlin'M sltea9.-GarStna 3auf6er,
Surf Gr3bii6of bon W1n.
Nu4 Dtsie 3'itl&rtft Bat fGOn etnen Be.
oeutenbsn seietfeis unb~ smpfsblt R6 burG
9eotegenfn Snbalt unb Stsle SauRl atipnen.
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HeMer Siidof. SIN bem pdpfli@in Con-
Efrrium, mel6es am II. september fat.
fane une NORM, wte bereits ssmslcst. Dem
Cardinal ReGlpslsp Der 9iteI BON Der Sir.
DE Rarta 9ppra 3insrsa perlisbsn puroe,
ipurbe unter anceren neuen SiiGTfen aud
elmer In ben Ser. Gtaatsr, hdmIt6 Der
@U@w'ae Spbn YrenSersaa, bisber @ene
roluttar ron Gan SraneiseC, ais 8iiGcf in
partibus unS Goabiutcr hes 6shw'fer
8tfGcfs S'GCnuen BON gtas 8aas9, Galt
fcrnta, prdeCniErt. .Ai
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Gas SmbtlGm,,t.
Girralar nss bp@uitnigiten 9errn SiI4ofs
an Die bpdtu. 0einli6feit Der
9iSNie ct. YanI.
Sp1wIrbissr unb tbsurer SER!

Sp6pIrbtssr unb tbsurer SER!
SIN Grmdsuue Der rielfo&sn In Miiicrs.
9dnbern tn getrsf Der sur @%ewtnnuns tes
Subtldums. @klaEss Sprsti&rtebensn ge.
~binsunssn gu Sage s%etretsnsn @dwierta'
rteteiten, lat Der teittee Batter ben 8ii6Dfen
bur& neuli6 empfanssne Nptumente eittsf
bic gctmaGt psrlisbsn. isne 8sbineunsen
;u mObif;trsn. unb unter antsrn aud ets
GerfGrtft In 9etreT Der 3abl Ger gu bsiu6>
enben 8tr6sn unb Der An3abl Der ben Sir
den ;u ma6enben 9sfu6e; unb ebsnlo an
bere @srte per lletuuSen Der SrDmmisfstt
gu 1utgituiren am @tase bisier 9siuGe, no
Is ais nctbmenbte oher ratbfam eaflr ere
ineinen mag.
3u bteIem getufe, bas fetnsr Der @tdu.
btsen infclse trssno zines Sebters ocn ibrer
Sette biniihtlih Der senauen Griiauna Ger
pOrssfhrtebsnen 9%srineunsen her teiliamen
6ru6te bes Subtldums enttebrsn mO9s,
perprbnen mir ttermit, FRAT Ger una per-
lisbeneu @Oamu6t. pue na6 Der 8efannt'
mo6uus Dtelss 9irtenbrjefes, elm BsiuG an
iebem Sage fir f~lnijebn Gaae, dafstnancsr
foI9fnD ppsr auf aneere @@Seiit, in ber@farr'
tirte. reer in ger Stride, rc Die @ldubiaen
Der Ntfs brijupobnen 9epobnt iinp. seni>
gsno isIn wiro CUR @ewinnung res Subj
1dums. Mbtof:s, 10 weit ss fie sin,atl FER
8eiuhe %tetIifft. Bel jsrem hteisr Seiu6e
baben It anca6tts nab Ger Neinung -~eGs
beiii9en NaterS 3u bsten ..fur bic gSrtl'
fdtrt Der 8attcliften STRIDE, unb bss Apo'
fOlii6en Gtubtss, fir ttt IuSrDttun9 Ger
Srrlebren. fur rie gsfebruna o1sr s%erieni.
aen, pelhe ltb bon Ger @abrbsit entirsmbet
BADEN, unb fir Zen Sttsben upb bic Gtnta
felt res sansen tattpltlten grttrs." Sc
fu6e, bic terett5 Der @tarrfir6e poer Der
eeU6bnlth bsfuGten Stride semadpt pcroen
fine, f6nren mttae3dbtt tuercen. um tiele
&nsabl ref 3u maiden. SIN Sdaen, 30 os'
aen Der Gn.fsrnune ron Der STRIDE, wte In
Qdnbs Wldsen, pcGr aus anbsren @vIncer,
bic @l6ubtesn nt6t cbne srcbs S6witris'
felt bsr Stree ibren gefuG MAIDEN tOnnen,
firb BE GeeliOrser ermdGtist, ruIlr anDere
&ntahtsitunseu 81 fubfltutreu. wte pas
9etsn nes &oltntrauSse, bte MGer.5eili9en.
2itauet, pbsr antere nit Der porsef&rietenea
9n,abl ron @alsn In i6rsr 9SobnunD gu
reyriHtsneen @ebett.
Saskatchewan. Srbsnsitwefsrn unS
Die MneetSrtsen reitatrfer 0snp6enf6af.
ten ftnS bon eel @srpFiAtuns oisisr Sir,
Gsnts1uGe b~tspsritrt, unp GIL beren Cliff
tetea 1e einmal bes Sagfs fur fuaf-
;vbn Sage Gle @~yipat.Sapens Dber boS Ora,
iprtum res &lritsrs 81 beiuGen.
Wir t6anen niht unterlaIIen, bier BEN
srpesn Srplt ausjubriiden. Der uns Su Sleit
wurbe, bel rer Mabrnsbmuns bts erEfiiAen
Gtfets unisres 8s!fss In her geidmrten
DtSse(s. I'm i6 fsr g~naesnipenten BIS
Subtldums.Satr tteiltaftis gu MAIDEN,
fcwie pss an bsn Sag eelesten Giisrs unp
Der SrDmmiststt Bel Der gslrittung Der
pprssitrtehenen tsilisen llebunsen.
Dteler I6~irtentrisf 1T a1sn Sbren Ge.
metnben su p%erlefen.
SIR srssbener tn Critic.
+Gbcmas =. Grace,
a. NnuI %. @epteunter. 1878
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Sn ben pennIb!uaniiGen Ssrsuerfas@es
genoen III eas @eflbl a19emeiner unii6er>
bsit 70 srps, cap Sebermann bspafnet sebt,
unb 70 fam es, paB 3Uet junSe SKINNER, bic
tn einem. Wagsn tn Der Ndbe BON YOttspide
futren, ols fs BON suei YOit5tften anssrufen
purbsn. aisbaID auf etsfe feuertsn, unb bae
elmer Namens gouns. barauf BON ben @clt.
3ifen srihcfen murbe.
Sdminoel. gu ben In 3eitunsen fGcn
oft mitsetteiltsn Bepsiisn fir bic Sptsblbe.
ret BON Ner grrtsr Sseriteuren liefert bic
@efi. 9of Gin Seitsnflf. Gin gang flei>
ms padst NIT SaGsn, retHe an Der 9etGe
Der 6raa Sobrs. bic NIT Gem SHiler untsr.
stns, %ssfunsen pOrren waren, wurben tn
Hew.. gcrt ;uridbebalten, bis G~tnunbpter.
ala Dollars SraGt fur baFslbs bs,atlt suur,
ben.
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SIdertii9.
Uoa Der Tirma 8en3taer Brothers
tn Rem yorf fam uns iOsbsn 3u:
Mlte mnb O1eae WSelt.


9tite mnb Oeeite Welt.
1875.
SdbrliG Is 5sfte Ia umiGtas Su So 5ei.
ten Ssrt nit rislsn %6Olyihnntea. AuBuosm
tn 7 $eften nod is elm b,fonperes l66nss
Gtn'taltbtlc auf 2Onpapter.
@rsis per 6eft: 20 Gems; per Sabr-
gang ; 3 Dollars bel p%ierteliabrlthsr @or,
auSbe3ablunS.
DaBu ais @ratis YrGmte: ,@uf benz
RtrGbOfe" In fetnfsm Seifarbenprud nadb
Dem @emGlbe BIS berlbmtsn @run3ener
Walers 6. Otto, Dbne iepe Na63abluna.
Is TT biefes pas S6lubbsft res neuntsn
Sabgsan9s biefsr beretts tn pielen tauIenp
BON Gremplaren in europa unD &mertta
Osrbrsttsten 3etti9rift, nit iOlssnbem SSn-
battle:
Snfsl Snobe's 3rpf. 9umUrihifGe go.
psne BON 91mann 6trl0fNlD. GIN 5aa
auf Der &i9i. Boa @tl4. Gttafrieo. Sir,
lamb unp 8~astenlanb. 0pn 2einbplb
8aumfaff. Die Sprtnsprucsfion ron cd.
terna9. Na6 9~rtefen pcn Sarl @rapo.
Die Gimme ces @ew;Gsns. Gr,dbluna
pom 6. Sran3. Die ndGfjab,is 9rdmie
Ger Iltsn uno Neuen @slt. Gin @erbreber.
&lbum. Son s. CUTE. Die bI. gdeilta.
BON s. @. Sean 9aptllfe be Ia @uae.
Rtfer Minns uub fetn Better. SumOreste.
Stnbesause. @sbiGt BON @uauf gau.
mann. @nerlei.
S%lrfratsDnen
Die 1aufe. Bon 9ubwts Rt6ter. Gin
munteres SOdpafet. Na9 benz @emdlbe
pom 8. 6. Sambert. &tsibilber. Srioi.
nal,et9nuns RON o. &Our. Mater Dolo-
rosa. Rad benz Eilmsner @ttoraemdlSe
Us. ron ShacDps. Die 81. Gdcilta. Na6
Der Stdtue bss SttTanO Ndbtrna. Nacb
Der GbrtfbslAeeyunN. @emalt Ron Nrofel.
for @ncrsas MnGer. Gerftein.rte @opte
Der SaIbenDrud, prdmte surMtttn unbNeuen
Belt 1876. Die YrcesflOn I'm @ebtrse.
Srtstnaljet&nun8 BON S. Merte. Die tbl.
Cecilia. Na6 tem Osmdlee BON &apbael.
S. 9. be la Saae's Dsntmal Tn &CMen u. {.
10.
Sur ben fcfcrt %beStnnenben setnten Satr,
gang bat bic gerlaasbanoluns neue Rrdfte
bertbmter S&riftfsler unO 8lnlkr sepun,
men.
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BON Der Strma Sr. NuRet ebieltsn
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-08-14
FOREIGg MARKETS.

LONDON, Aug. 13, 1890 P. M.-Consols for
money 81 1916, on account 95 1.l6. 10 40s
104i ex-coupon.
PARIS, Aug 13, Noon.-Rentes &C. 40
LIVERPOOL, Aug Is, 1890 P. M. - Cotton
easier, but not quotab'y lover; Middiiug
Uplands 7bd, Orleans 7sd. Estimated sales
to-day Il, 900 bales, 1000 being for speculation
and export.
Sales for the week $1,000 bales, Of which
1000 were for speculation and 1900 for ex-
port.
Stock 934, 600 bales, including 524, 600
American.
Weeks receipts $4,000, inclusive Of 1000
American.
Stock aAoat 3S5, 900, whereof 21.oOO are
American.
Actual export Is, 900 bales. Arrivale frmer;
September and October delivery from Savan-
nah or Charleston, not below Low Middling,
z Lied.
LATER, 8 p Motion unchanged; the
sales to-day include 1900 bales American.
October delivery from New Orleans, not below
Low Middling, led.
Breadstuffs dull. Flour 26@28. Corn 34s
and Sd. Lard 62s and Sd. Tsllow 43. s.
LONDON, Aug -Turpentine els Sd to
22s 3D. .Ia.. ~
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 13.-Yarns and fabrics
steady Lard 62s to 62s Cd. fl fW s4,9y