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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-30

BRILLIANT MUSICAL CONVERSATIONAL
CONT nation of musical celebrities will no
presented Al the National Theater next week
well worthy Fubi.c patronage. and at libe-
"a prices. The Original Peake Family Swiss
rel Ringers. together with highly meritO-
f"Gs array o. musical artists. among whom
are Inc ByrneS' Brothers" whose remarka
De lfnpeTsDiis IONS, sketches and songs are
sara 10 Do immense They are nom London
ana Just closed an engagement at the I,y-
ceGm IAtdters New York, where their per
lcFmaLce> ellie TED tde TsOSt favorable com
H'ehi> 81 the isr'->S, which pronounce them a.
hyperion 20 TIE --DTaytJ1'S." whom p
h''IrUIn brought from England some few
years $50. Nv
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The MARKET DEALERS PROTECTIVE As
ISOLATION held regular meeting at Mar
dlns saloon yesterday, Mr.. John Il. Kelly
In the chair, and b. 8. Elliott secretary
About fifty additional members were en-
rolled. and the present troubles with the
market company were discussed. and several
dealers stated that just after the decision of
Judge Wylie was made, they had offered the
company the pay for the use OF their stalls
but the money had been Indignantly de-
cllhed: lhey volunteered to testify to this
effect In court. number of the dealers oc-
cupylng stalls in the Center market, against
whom proceedings have been instituted by
The company under the landlord and tenant
act, before Justice Mills, appeared before
Justice Walter, yesterday, and made affida-
WIS mat that they had reason TO believe that
they would not receive an impartial hearing
before Justice Mills and their cases were re.
moved To another justice Of the peace, Mr.,
Robinson.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
@ rwENr,ErH.srnEEr e
H4EEE
sso TWENTIETH srSEEr NORTHWEST.
wM. LtNkISs son.
r hTl,s: sssisa D. rfks st g cents. Also SEE
And a hLe assortment e
MEATS AND VEGETABLES,
arlfI at POPULAR PRICsS
eIPkONSC YOUNGS s. CO.
ARE SELLING
LBS. NEw TURKEY PRUSKs...for ~ 90
10 LBS. CHOICE pEMER,Ra suGARtor al 90
10 LBS. &C. NEARLY white SUGAR. for q 90
lie LBS. CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER. for So so
LBS. "A" sUGAR.--....-.....-....-. for 81 90
Sc LBS GRADUATED sCGAR-.....ior 81 90
eh LBS. CRUSHED sUGAR..~....-,.......fors 81 90
LBS. CHOICE ooLosG TEA. for g. 90
5 LBS. CHOICE GREEN TEA ..-.......for 81 90
CANS sTABLER's GENUINE BARTLETT
fEAhs' IN syrup ...--..-- -.-......--.ior 8 = 10
IA LBS. CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER iOrsf 90
Doz. CAMS SUPERIOR TOMATOES fOr,sI SO
1 LIB. SUPERIOR GOSHEN BUTTEB FOR 40,
1 LIB. SUPERIOR ooLoSG rEA-.......for soc
L LIB. SUPERIOR GREEN TEA ..........-..,or sos
GOSHEN BUTTER BY TIE TOW.
ELPHONxO roUSGs = Co., Grocer.
MASONIC TEMPLE
sra sTREEI, cppoa,ie Q. 5 Patent cros
EbPH0NE9 YnUHGs.t
J. y. JOHNSON. MARI y
~ And KAUPHY.
Lovers Of soOd TEA sad CCFFEE -Hbs rIs.-a
IN J. GEU8 TE Su as ks fS' Go Pr
81 stands Noe. 1 - AID l49 Center Market a -
east vine.
These goods ere 81 the Choicest imp0rt8tioDs AZ
On. h..l. ,r.gss-
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E-GETFJI. ESLI FROM \ THIRD-STORY
y lNLOW.-Du e,iLc>day night, about II
cioth- MI. NinSsiian. residing on 4th street
Se, v cen l. street AID New Ork avenue. was
u me thiTd story Cfbi- dive ling Standing ON
'LaiIr reaching rom a window To some
pigeon boxes, when me chair :. ippe.t cauSino
hlh 70 pitch out head foremost In his fan
ne struck a Shett and rolled Off and VINE,
piched up u was fOUB3 that hS vas Seriously
~ LOt iataiiy. hurt. His visible Injuries
proved 70 be a dISlOcatiOn OF the shoulder
ana sG-ne severe bruises. bat fort unateiy no
boue> we're broken. DY. Newton IS attending
Jured Internally. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-30

THE FRFEDNAN'S BANK-The commits
slOneTS of the Freedman's Bank now have
$4,000 IN the United States Treasury IL
wouu require 500 Goa in hand 70 declare "A
dividend of 20 per cent. TO the depOSftors
.ZVo IN number. l5fT0 OF these have claims
less Than - each, and 5000 of less than ~
each The commissioners have offered the
feai estate Of debtors for sale at auction. but
Owing 70 the inSufflciency OF the bids have
Fought III the property themselves, thus con
Nerting such Indebtedness into real property
owlng 10 the depression in the real estate
market they cannot dispose OF such property
MhlSh comes INTO their possession. Many OF
the deDOSitOrs are selling their hank books
at 10 cents ON the II To those who can afford
To wait for dividends. The Attorney Gene
RAJ mas decided THAI the commissioners can
not resign their Office as they proDOSe,l dOino
several months ago.
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hNOTHFE BUTJDTNG ASSOCIATION CASE
To Gay NT. IL " Garrett, for '. Il. Bishop,
hled 2 bil lot an iHlunction against the Mer-
chants and Mechanics Buildiug AsSOcia-
tiOn, and NeSsrS- W. Il. Woodward and b
r hOTSell. trustees, 10 restrain a sale of
pTCTaTty. ami 8 preliminary order was made
~ JaCgc Nylie. The complainant states
that IA is1G he owned II shares Of stock and
has received the following advances on his
trSt . shares: August 2lSt. 1871, shares AT
- DID - T. December -3d- is1l az - -,9-i;
March I'd, lS,3, at -. SIS; April 18th. tS12
. 81 - ~2i-, making q total OF II 7T2 and 10
secure The association he executed deed of
lTGSt ON certain property. He further states
mat IL 1SI2 ne received an advance ON
the l. shares He NOW holds OF ~ 500 al ~ per
cent uid. and 81 this time and previously, in
STctT 10 car Gel his previously he3d II shares
De hau ptId a sum Of money largely
IN excess Of his Indebtedness. viz II ,GTI,
and mas paid on the II .SOO-~i5 per month
en- lis shares and St5 premium-SiIiI
X" say s. Le continued tp paw until December
1874. when ne found 10 10 be impossible 10
continue the payment of so .XOrOitant rate
q llltTt>t, mat last March he received notice
~ hlk aTrearageS were not PAID by y Dril stb
they would order sale. and on the 9TH of
March he called on J. t. PTather, the secre-
laTy. asn dems ndeti from him an account of
MS indie 1tesineSS. which Prather refused To
give. except a. follows ". K BiShOp To NJ
ard III. Building Association debtOr-IS73,
November. 10 balance on dues and advances
-, nne on same ~ cents. ISL DeceTo her dupS
and advances 40: 1875 to dues and advances
for January February and March. 50 each
80; hneS for default in December. 1854. jan
GaTy. February and March, 1875, sir total.
sL51 20 He further states that ne has maid
-S.t'Ss and has received in all - .572 and that
the association has charged him with fines
which. with the usuriOpS interest should he
Seducted from any Indebtedness he NAV he
found 10 owe. He states that he wishes To
withdraw in accordance with the provisions
OF the constitution. and claims to have from
time 10 time paid nearly money enough 10
cover his Indebtedness. He therefore prays
an account, am injunction, sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-30

NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
l. BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va WASH
IHGTOS AND GEoRGEToWE, ID d.
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier 2, North Wharyes phfIadeluhIs
SATURDAY. at IL m
From SO Water street, Georgetown, SsEG
u. O.. MONDAY at 6 y. m.
This line connects at Philadelphia with Clydel.
Regular Semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Proyf.
oence, Boston and New England States, No ybsrf.
age in Boston By this line.
y. HYDE. Agent Tor ID. ofO
Wm. r. CLYDE Co. Phiiadetph,a,
y. A. REED, Alexandria, Va
ID. ID &. MINK, 20 Deyonshrs street. Boston
~ freishts delivered by Knoxs Express Or
ders left at General Once, sos Pennsyivsnia ave.
nue., or at the Steamers' Wharf, viii Be promptiy
ettended 70.
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District Goyernnnent Anairs

About $50 returns OF personal tax schedules
were mace to-day up to O'Clock D. m.
MI PtOWman, inspector OF buildings yes-
teTday by order OF the Chief Engineer notified
All manufactures of brick who occupy un-
improved streets that they must suspend
their operations and yacate their premises
The contractor who laid the patent pave
ment at The intersection OF Pennsylvania
avenue with 10th street northwest has been
ten days, or the work Will be done bv the
District and his bOndsmen held for the cost
YOUNG FOLKS SPELLING MATCH-A very
interesting spelling match OF masters
and misses, pupils of the public schools
TOOK place last evening at Mrs Green's, 9D2
Sth street. The spelling shows that these
pupils have had a very thorough training i'm
the pronunciation, definition and Syllahiica-
tons OF words; and reflects great credit
uTOn their teachers. There were about a dozen
contestants on each side. After spelling all
Inc dlffculu words that could be found up To
the limit, only two contestants were left upon
the floor, Miss Fannie French and Miss
Mollie Smith. The most difficult words i'm
The book were now looked for. and after
spelling a considerable time Miss Smith
missed nadir. The following are among the
words causing the contestants to step down
and out" calender, pursuits, fusera, gro
tesqUe, nOnchalance, capuchin, chagrin,
Stdnchion, sturgeon, cOura geOuS, geranium
and hagitiouS. The pupils were delighted
with the hospitality OF Mrs. Greene, who is
Wei BROWN among the young OlkS for her
interesting and instructive parlOr entertain-
mentS. After the conclusion of the spelling
exercises. the pupils enjoyed themselves
with music and promenade march.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'M'TS.
BOWLING, Auctiuneer.

IMUSIoNs MD BASEMENT IMITATION
BROWN STONE DWELLING ON THE EAST
SIpE OF CONGRESS STREET. NEAR The
CUSTOM HOUSE AND POST OFFICE, IN
GkORGFT0WN. II. C., AT AUCTION.
e. BY virtue 4 6eed Of trust TO ne, dated Jan
1:a nary l4th, A. ID. 1873, and recorded in Liber
No 7C6 folio SS Of the land records for his
triet ct Columbia and at the request of the party
secured thereby, will cell 1T public auction. in
front OF the premises, on TUESDAY, Nav nth,
ls75 at clock p M, all that certain real estate
IN Georgetown, Of said District, and contained with
IN the following Retes and bounds Beginning for
the same at point on the east side of Congress
street. two hundred and ten 2l0l feet south frun its
inters ction with Gay street, and running thence
south with said Congress street thircy feet thsnce
eastwarcy AZ right angles with said Congress street
one hundred and twenty one aud siN-tweltth
III sl2l feet to the line Of Or. Joshua Riley lot
the nee north parallel with Cong street thirty Nj
feet, and thence west to Congress street aud the
place oil beginning. improved by very desirable
two,story and basement imitation brown stone
dwelling
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance in six.
twelve and eighteen months and secured by deed of
trust on the property with bearing interest AZ
per cent. per annum. Cnnveysnciag al prrchaser's
cost. \ deposit of $40 win be required when the
property rs struck on IL the of sale are not
G. implied with in six days the trustee reserves the
right to resell the same at the risk and cost of the
defauine purchaser purchasers, after gi-ing six
GAYS notice In some paper published in the District
Of Columbia
CHARLES NJ MATTHEW'S Trustee
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hEsSRs. DUNCANSOS Bros. vii! positively
-si! To- MORROW Saturday Afternoon ar tiys
q CLOCK, That splendid cottage residence cor
M OF 81 a. u r. streets northwest also AT so
oc!"ck, three story brick house on y street
near The corner OF ID northwest: and al ii x
O'Clock same afternoon, No. 10 r street he
tween New Jersey avenue and North Can't
tct "tFeel mp owed by a thres-Story brick
Io'-se- These sales promise a splsndd chance
To Ge sold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-30

MARRIAGE LECrNsEs issgei to-day: Pobt.
Brooks and Mary Green: f.. p. St1cerv1 or
Philadelphia, and Mary Porter OF George
town; = y. Cuyiet. Of Philadelphia and
Mary c. ieet, David Jones and Mrs. Maria
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'NE % TIE BEET-KNOwN dealers in fancy
gOoiS an trimmings In the District Is NJ
z Lowe who has conducted "A business ON
fenIlSl tES-lia aVeDSe. near 10th street fa5
over thirty years She has also a fiDe est m
lIshment ~ No. Si1 Pennsylvania avenue
ard w. Harry Adams, "a young gentleman
wei Known % the citizei,s Of tie District j.
he business msmsger o. sle estahli shnenfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-30

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
WASHJNGTON, NORFOLK, NEW YORK
BOSTON AND PRO TTDENCR
The new and elegant Steamer JANE MOSELY
will commence her trips between = rIy- n
Washington and Norfolk, leaving -
norfolk THURSDAY, April lst, At q. M. - mo
Washington every MONDAY and THURSDAY al
,. m, touching at the principal River Landincs,
connecting at Norfolk with ste amships Of the NJ a
M Line for Boston aud Providence. with The cd
Dominion Steamship Company for New York.
Due notice will be given when the Lady Of the
Lake will commence her regular trips.
For freight apply to
n. r. FITZHUGH, 9Th street Wharf
G. y. HYDE, GEORGETOWN
n. A. REED, Alexandria. Va
A. q. PLANT, General gent,
mar1 I'm Room No. 4, Plant Building,
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JNCESDIARY FIrE.-Tna alarm t,,r,,et A.,
from box No. a. SIS O'Clock this Tnorning
was for the burning o: n frame shanty ~
fsth. be tween East Capitol and A streets
southeast owne'i by Mr.. j. G. DuIir: sun.
posed 10 b9ye bcea >at Cn fire. loss, go
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k'oR POTOMAC RIEER LANDINGS.
The swift and favorite Iron Steamer ~
fILoT BOY, W. II. By les, Captain Esee97s.zz ~
having been thoroughly oyerhauled and rei'I--d
VIII Iesnne her trips for Potomac river Landings on
IcEsDA1 March ID, and every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY thereafter, leaving FitzhuRhis wharf
arrive In " sshington every Wednesday and ssndsy
Freight received daily
AZ ltreights must be prepaid.
febH n. Il. FiTZHCGH, Aeen
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pQToMAC TRANSPORTATION Linz
aor rhe s s1Sa. nies sCEi Hsgt ya;
Capt; I Barker, will leave Baltimore, per 80
~, Light street wharf, every TUESDAY aRd
IEU RSpAf at p. M, for Washington aud George
town and intermediate landings returning leave SIC
phenson wharf, foot of7th street, every MONDAY
at 2 m, and 4 RlDAY at IL .. IN. These stea,aers
are elegantly furnished with every convenience for
the comfort OF the travelling public. and are nsur-
PASSED IN passenger snd freight accommodation ~
any boats on the Potomac river. ALL RIVER
fkElGdTs MUST BE PREPAID. For farther
information apply TO
STEPHENSON BRO. Agents
haTS-H I'm 9TH street wharf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23
SnSinmH+

Sort gS q y II E, IL. Seb.
Gas @erilAt bon Dem Granoe zines
Gbica9oer GDeaterS unb etnem balnit
pertnipften Berluit bon mebreren SUM
bert Oteni6enleben, rtef bier beute frib,
tpie fi6 bellfen laBt, pie 9r0BteNufreoullg
berpor unb Die @9icQgocr Wtorgeuz
5eituugen gil1gem ab ipie beige Semmel.
4llS es it'd ober ergab, baB bas v9raBz
lide unglitd" nt6ts ais Elm i6ledter,
nicOertrd0tigcr 8ib Der v@bicagoGimes"
ipar, oas 0trngeipinit etleS STOREY ODER
zines l%eiler GreatIrelI, nel1eS MIR beI
3ped baben tonnte, Dem beritbti8ten
Sfanoaltuii6e einen Nfe6rabiab BON
einigen 3auieno @%renplaren 6u berz
l6aftelt, Dermanoelte it9 ote Nufre9ung
III gere0te Gntriltung, uno Die QlbenOz
5ettungen gaben mn Der NnIt6t bes Yuz
bltfumS Quslpruh, ais ie an Die @es
rt6tSbe6OrOen in G6icago Die SorberMng
iteltell, Dap StoreD tpeeeu geu1einen
S6pinoels = for obtaining money under
false pretcnses = DOT oGs .GriminaIseridt
geaogeH perpe
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23
GOugreBOcrDomo
Q8 oiDtn9ton, IL. Te6r,
q III g


iiiberrei6te Scrip bas 8eglaubigungsz
i0reiben oeS Na0fOlgerS bes tiir5ltb
berftorbeuen Senators Buckingham, Us.
98. @aton, wel6cr bonn 8i3eprditbent
g8tGiDn iotort 6eei0tSt puroe uno letnen
Stb elnl1aDlr.
Die @r0rterung bes GntpurfS fiir Bic
8iloung ether nelteu Be3trt5regierung
tpuroe banu fortgelebt.
IS lag ein Enhancement bon Chiffon
Dor, ipoua6 5. 81 babiu absuGnoeru
ipGre, baB Die III Sol9e De5 @eicbes Dpul
20. Stunt 1874 %bemiaigten T%orDerungen
(gegcn ben 8e3irf) binnen bier Wonaten
lla6 oeftnittper Nnna0mc beS Dorliegeuz
ben @eleBentiunrfS gum NuStauI0 (ges
gen Die pom Sunoe garanttrten Sduloz
DerI6retbltnge1) cillgeret6t tueroen mill
fen, ul,o boB Der 8uno feline onoere Ser
antlportlt6teit fir Die SeSa9lung Der
S0ulOen DeS SesirfS ODER Der StGote
9Eal0tngton uno Georgetown itber>
ntmmt, ais Die, ipel6e linn aus Der our1
ba5 @eieB Donl 20. SUM- 1874 angeoro=
neteu AuSgdDe Don S9ul0Derl9rei6un>
gen eripGOit.
OasNnIen0enent tDurbe anqe1ommen.
G6urman beautragte, III 5. 2 Die 8e>
l!lIlHtAIt1 0H ItS'VShI UCtDG UCIt SIHt|l~
Thinner ellleS 0aule5, Ill pel6em getltige
@etrGnfe Dertauft. ~perOeu, fit allen
S1aoeu, tpelder bon Yerionen, bic in
benz bereffenOen 9auie betrunfeu gez
tporoeu itnp, ongeltiftet miro, DaftDar
mn0t.
N%ngenonmen.
Gburmau beantragte %ferner, in 5. 40,
dtelder ben Sert0uf Doer 9ln9l0anf BON
geiltigen @etrGnfsn oDue 9iSens al einem
1trafwurOigen YergeDeu 1tempelt, Der
9eltimmung, portadp bies nibt auf
ben 8ertauf ober QluSidauf bon 1ol0en
getrdnfen in SrtuatDGulern ODer SAINT
ltcntreilcn A%nwenOuug .finoen lou, Die
8orte D%in5uSufilgen, mod ioa OieisS
8erbot Vereine ODER WeieQl0aften be-
tretren, ipelde tetlen gei0GftIi1en @Da7
ratter Ober 3lped Daben.
N~ngenonlnen.
Gburman beantragte ferner 5 25 babin
absuanperli baB persS 1ulapaug ftp uWr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23
@(uS Ser SNaSe3DaaptHaot.
Burlington, Is. Seer.
TIie uuD 6Gfen.

y ' ~ = " e "
9aS Deute Dom 6auoelsauSi1uIIe i'm
NeprGlentautenbaule beri6tete Budget
fir 0afens nlo TluBDerbeiier11ngen be-
piltgt tm 0dn5eu 5,lOO, 600 Dollars,
lpet0e fol8enDcrmaBen DerGuSgabt tper>
Den loQen:
9ulutb $35 900, Ontanogan $25, 600,
eagle SO, 900, Wtarquctte SIS, 600, Wtez
nowonee $25, 900, Oreen Sap $40, 900,
2l0n0pee L28is.l $25, 900, Glpo HiperS
SIS 600, Wtalitolpoc [98t5. $40, 900,
SDe6oDgan SIS, coo, 9ort 94a1Gtngton
$40, 900, Wtilmaufee $25 900, 0tQcine
$40, 900, &euoi9a SIS, 200, @alunet [Su.]
$25, COO, Chicago SIS, 900, Mtt0l9aIl
@ttD LSnO. $50, 900, Sranffort lOtt0.
$4,000, Ntantltee LIti0i9anl $25, 900,
S%uoington LWtt0t9an] $4,000, Q8bite
Jtiper [Oli0iqau] $40, 600, WtustegOu
LWtt6. $25 900, 8laG Safe [Iai6.l
$l5, 00O, Sau8atud [Dtt6tganl SIC, 1000,
South 0nOen LWtt0. 10000; @DcboD>
gan LWtt0. Il, 5000; 9tefuge L&afe 0urOn]
100000; Wtouroe LWtt0. 10 900; 2os
leoo $1,000; San0uSfD "a, 900; 6lron
10. 1000; GermiQtou [O.] 10000;
0rano 9ttper LO.] $1,000; @iDtqbHla
5000; @ouOeaut[O.] 10, 900; @rie [9a.l
$4,000; 0untirf IS, 900; Buifalo 100, :
600; O5iue8o 80, 1000; SgDeus6urg 1000;
Dfobile $4,000; @Darleitrn IL. 81
10000; Sauanna6 10000; Baltimore
5000.
Bur 8eI8aBung bes GiepeIanOer Sas
fens $50, 900.
6iir 5aienOdmme Bel st.. Soiepb
LOti0. $1,000; fir Stiiie: ToG IND
2Glsconiin 5OO, 900; fir Den ct. Wtarps7
uno ct. OlarDS Sails Ganal 100000;
fitr ct. Clair 0n Der Wtitnoung peS
Blad 0tiuer LWtt0. 10000; fiirSa8iuap
Dido $4,000; fir Den BlaG &iuer III
ODto 10000; fit ben 9todp GiDer
1000; fir Die 6dae bon ct. NntDonD
LWfinn. l00, 1000; fiir Den W}innelota
1000; fltr ben obern Wsilfilitppt 5000;
fur Den SQinOtS $4,000; fir ben Wftl1
iiiiippt BET BEN Tdlteu BON 9es
Wtotnes $4,000; fir bic Sale BON
ytoG SslanO i'm Wfilliliippt $4,000;
fir ben Wtiiitliippt, Wtiiiourt uno Nr7
tani0S 100, COO; fir Nerbeilerung Der
Shtffbarfeit oeS Ottliiiiippt 5wil1en Den
WaNpAHaeW pss SAlnpIS HRp S999
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23
WtuueIp4a.
t. BauI, 10. SeI

~ PWNI II. UeD.
Ser Gar1pf 1T en6Iid entiOteocn. Sn
Ser Deutigen Nbltimmung lpuroe Ser
Oberri1ter g.. S. DtcWiiuau (etn Ste
publtfaner) init 81 Gtimme1t gum Jea6z
folger Gamiep'S lin 8uubesienat err
tpdblt. 2ohren OemofraD erbielt 81
StimmeN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23
Ma6rio IA. Teb.

G6l,ig Nlfons lit ipie6er bier. Der
Marineminiiter Wtarquis De Wtolins lit
gum 0eiaubten in EariS ernornt lDor5
Ben uuD GauODaS Def Gaitiuo tritt bis
auf Weiteres in leinen Ylab.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23

PIDmontb, II. 6ebt.
Der 0ompfer veeip8is", BON 9ren1cn
fir Baltimore belttlnnt, fubr beute unz
iucit Start YoiHt auf elmer SanOba1t
auf. Die gdiiagiere uno bic Yolt lino
aus Qano 9ebra1t iDOroen.
2onbon, IA. Sch.
Shirt @ortI6afoff BAT auf Gn9lano'5
Qblebnung, al Dem i'll ct. Yetersburg abb
3ubaltenbel 6rteg5re&tSs @On8reB tbeilz
Sunebmen, ertpioert, OaB es Der enelil0en
Jtegieruug freifte1en tuirO, oenBei6luiien
bes @on9refes ibre 3uftimmuu8 3u ge>
ben, Oh tie oil 6elien SeratbuHgen tbetlz
ninimt ODER ui6t. Uian i9reibt cs Der
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23
etus Ser gtnatsDauptTaSt.
SprtnQficl6, II

Up II Il TtcID n OtU'
Die Observation-Disclosures StaatSa1tS7
fteuung ftuoet in bieiem ulo benz n69lten
Sabre in Sttaipa ltatt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23
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Sim 6. bS. W2tS. fanO in Der 9fG9e bon
MfalacoS Elm Weictbt Sipii0en 365 Spaz
niern l1o 400 Suiurgenten lIatt, III nell
dem Die @r1tereu nit einem Serlltlt pom
$50 3ooten, 8erpunoeten uno Sern1IBten
gel9.agen pnroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23
Gpaniess.


8n50ine traf geiteru in Santanocr ett.
Die fran5Oiil6en 8eipobuer Der StaDt
batten ii0 Die GrlaubniB erbeten, Dem
Grmnrl0all Elm StdnO0eu brtlgen 81
oiIrfcn, brodteH ibm aber anitatt oei1el
cine g,Guli0e &abenmuiif nit tDiliten
S0impfnamelt, 10 oaB Die Poli5et lt0
hrs Otittel Iegen uno Die Wfenge auSeIlz
QuDertrGiben MlRtt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Local Time Table.
TRAINS IEAyy WILMINGTON.


For Ne,e York-1.s2 A. N. 1a27, i249 $40. P.
NJ. sundays, 1.32, A. M.
For Philddephia.l32, 100, 10, 90, SO, 10. 30,
A. NJ; - " IL ~, eco 10. $40, s.20. e5l P. Nj.
Sundays. 49, $40. A. M. I IS. 30, . 81, +. N.
For Baltimors,-12.52, 203, 3 SO, M. 12.oV, LIS,
$40, I.lo, I, M. SUNDAYS, l2.5s. 2Gs, a. n;
l.2s, ITO, 2. NJ. sundays, 12t2, B0s A. NJ.
For NeD Castle $50, 9.30, A. NJ. l.2t, 64' p. NJ.
No Sunday Trains.
For Dea.oare r. R.-9 30, A. NJ, to Crisneld 9 40,
P. NJ, to Harrington. No sunday Trains.
For Wilmington Il Western r. RIO 80, A. NJ
5.35, p. NJ. No Sunday Trains.
For Win,fngton d Reading X. R-a45, A. NJ.
s.a5, o1b p. NJ. No Sunday Trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
From Neic rork.-lbs A. NJ. 1884, Lib. 100 P,
M. Susdays, .ba. A. M.
From Phiiadeiphia.-l242, SO. 9 rs, ga, A. NJ.
1900, M 1884, l.i3 4l5 5l5. $50, 100, $40, llot
7. NJ Sundays, 1912, os, 1898, A. NJ, TSO II o.
Ffom Baltimore 9aI, A. NJ; lqlq, ~ 40
5S6 s,2i, r. NJ sundays, i,22 A, NJ s2', r. NJ
From kashington i ~, A. N RIA i94p 5S6
92l, 7. NJ. sundays, ~, A. NJ, Y2l, 7. III.
From Port Dtposit-s.OO. A. NJ. No sunda,
Trains.
From De,a,cprs R. Rs 81, A. NJ, from nsrrng
ton AGO, T. M, from Crsn sntid.
From Neio Cdstls,-s.52, A. Nj; 1900. a0o
6tb, p. NJ. No sunday Trains.
From Wilmington IL Western X. u 80, A N.
3.1b, ?. 81. No sunday TRAINS.
From w 0ington d Reuding R. R.-s2O, A.
| 1900 M; 79o, +. Nj. No sunday Trains.
TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
NJ, 121b YbO, 400, 6l5, %, 6 AS 30 II 80, r. NJ
| sundays 80, A NJ ; 8 90, $50, IL 80, p. NJ.
From sgd and Market Strsets.-12 40, A. NJ u Ylu
| l2.l5, 600, Z. M. sundays, 1910, A. M.