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New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
THE MARYLAND AND WEST VIRGINIA
BOUNDARY.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. 2l.-In the West
virginia Legislature al Charleston Lill has passed
both nouses providing for Immediate settlement OF
the snteI boundary line between Maryland an west
Virginia. thereby preventing boOished and strife, SAID
lytAe yreamb o to be probable otherwis Iae hne IS
bout 81 miles long, reaching from polnt caloi FAR
lax sone directly north TO sthe Pehhsyyana line Ihe
controversy invoves abOut 40 squire miles, which Is
now mostly held by Maryland GOV. jacob 10 ln-
struccd 10 proceed forthwith 10 res!s eneroaehnet'
~ the etiZsns aId officers OF Miryln' Il5 blh re-
nOyLx tLO capital ~ wheeling 10 DOS law " hnIss
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
COLD sEEKERs IN TIE BLACK Hills.

Sioux CRY, Iowa, Feb. 1.-A letter has
been received by the editor VI The linn" OF TINS ey
direct from the party who left here last October for the
Back His gold Tue party, numbering 80. are
comfortably qaaItered near the center OF the HLs.
They have had trouble with indians and are pros
peeting with This Is the trst Trustworthy nor
Inaliou from thls party. Various rnmors have peen
aaoat OF o party returning IRON tast region VIII COLO
tu,t, but they sro probably untrue.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
THK COURfS.
MRS. MANSFIELD

MRS MANsFTEEDs CLAIMS AGAINST TIE FISK
ESTATE.
On application Of John d. Townsend, Sur
rosats Hu,chings has recently granted order that
Mr. Fsh No executrX Of the late James Fsk IT,. pay
Josephine Helen Mansn,l I'D t2oooo. on account OF the
Judgment recently recovered n.y. her against the FISK
estate for t5700 On the other hand Mrs Fsks coun-
eel have applied to JudRe Lawrence r5u preDe Court,
Chambers fvr or,er 10 show cause why they SHOULD
not have lral of that suit the ground OF newly
discovered evidence. Judge Lawrence directs the ap
pcation TO be to Judge Van Brun vino tried the
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
ssAr oas Pearl. Wilder, Bsrsoss "a DAYS, viii frsia
aAIIEb.

s,ssmships psrsir. Hayrs; Yseksr for Brewssi
Ch,er and Isy for rLrerpso Uopls or 0ssl,vi oosscS
Hamburg; EewOrlssps sbd Mississippi for New Onsans y" a.
W,so f,r Galveston San Jaens Tor ssvsnnsh CssnDsS
Chaesoai fer Por Royals Oh Dssinsns '"f ""
DOMESTIC PORTS.
eatvssroy P-b 2O.-Clesred steamships O. W syee si
Yorr "a, bsrA Tsrpeian f
Arrived bars G. d. AID brig Besfeps. from Res seh " o
scSoitr and yss n from Newton. L..
BIIrIroKs Peb.2Olesfed sesmsps Brsznsehvsg osh ~
Rr,nrn. Ks<cea CLYDE, for wiimnytJn, n Z. -
saw Feb 20 Cleared STEAMSHIPS knstsroess1 -
Tn ,.J stats for CITY Aenda Tor u.
ship Eurrdos and bars Toemss for L'sss barb bssss ~
Hsve.
FOREIGN FORTS.
o-Ryysrovx P,A 20 The Cupsr steamship Csbs hanyn
fton S.wYOrl Peb 10 f< Lverpec, nr,ed ,es gsses
rairg SsOnsl Line steamship tPNn osS ron N''i"
Pen T. for liverpool arrived ts at etoeh ib mesasG
CHxRBouRo. Feb ZO-Ths stesnahip FAis'-A' "se s'r"
fef HAn0arf srnvsj here k-dsv
DISASTERS. - -
LnsDoS Ysb 20 Tho sebr Nm ssres rs. ~ ,o,s ,s.
spAn he cargo 1bs ship Edward O5nsa fres ss"S ~
Liverpool yrted Ashore. beaesed 81 heyos"
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL sTEAMsIfIPs.
esnbp Arizona srnysd ss Psssns vie css1u
AnsncaD ports. Psb 10.
Steamship arrived Pnrescs fsn Hsss ksss ns
Yokohama Peb'l8
steanp CITY Of Toto a1ved ss Panama hen Fsvfst ps ~
pAwsn swsiu Of Msgellsu. Feb -.
ltor Loiea sh,b see rim paoe.l
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
AN ORDER OF ARREST OF DION BoUCIcAULT
APPLIED FOR

Application was made to Judge Lawrence,
In Supreme Court, Chambers. Saturday, on behalf OF
M Hart Of the ComiGue Theae for order Of arrest
against Dion Bouecault the ground that In the late
suit IN the Uo,ted ststs Court touching the copyright
of =" The 6nauahrann" Mr.. Bouecault accused him VI
theft OF the plot and dialogue Of that play A. tho Court
d0es not usuay soen orders on ba urddy nearing
Of motion adjourned until tomorrow, Feb 23.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
Uliscellaneon8.

At 81 SIXTH-AVE., near Waverley place..
N sesd receive the s.Ao ,sss for SAS toW
CLoIhlSG, se Cali VI address AT .. MA hANas No nl.
ATB. l.. HARRlS's NEW WESTABLlSHMENT,
N 4 I7H B,o,av. near L-LAies
lsu,,, vain, Tor ,heir CAST OFF wLARlN9 APPAkk. Cali
saaress brosdwsy prices pad
DRUSHES of every description at the brush
ID c,ory Pesst al articles lsvsss pnesA Jotu
NuPPRL. kssslsssais ~ lnssrgss.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22
hINtATUAh ALMANAC


Kun 6,e Gas 'eS Al Moon nes'''.' cIA
ws"ss rar pN-Ak
sua, llook o an1... AZ Hell Gat- Ferry lOJl
HIsn -
Sand, Hook. 9e3 Island .lVJO hsh Va" feny'' AAAV
New-York tribune., 1875-02-22

WHITE STIR LINE.
" soR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING rlIS
UNITED STATES NAIL.
saN ASD PCLLPONE3BD SrBAdShPA
.,n, ,r Newton. on SATURDAYS lss Liverpool TnuRs.
o.Ys ss hpr o. Hsrbo' esso
ADRIATIU. SATURDAY FsA q. a. lo:ooan
,LLIIC. sAIUEDAl. Marco q. al 500
ItPIRbiJ bArUR ROAi. Narcs Is, H l6OO
BALTIC RAIIR IRDAt. MArch 70 q BOO D
O,KAN!G. SATURDAY. MACH ~ At 400 a. ~
PROM Tug WHITE STAR DOCK. PIBI 81 NOafb RIVER.
ILee The trade uniform
,ulpsss. Tie Saloon staicoons smcfins n1
sosms paea tdiDs whs.e he @ast
lO ding gee ~ eOalprt hitherto naaI.aipa0e al
KAT ketgn releIS 81 so siests-
a. 2 80 gov
pniI ~ n II
a.. 40 IN kr.,,.., Ns..,o,. Il 4 CoRriS AscsL
, 1875-09-16

Thcro is apparently ono place in tho South
where negro Cali hare justice. Coanar
Harris, fnll-bloodad negro preacher, WAS
brought before Judge 1fEnscnrn Y. JouS-
soN's Court at sandersvillc. Ga, recently,
upon charge Of melting his race 10 ins1,r-
rection in Washington County. When Tho
trial commenced. public opinion was almost
universally against him, mud there was gen.
cral clatnor Tint ho should be hnngcd. When
ho was brought to trial, the evidence showed
that there WAS no proof Of The charges
ngainst him, md tho jury brought him in
not guilty. There Is esitlently CHANCE
for negro i'll GeorGia. In AIissis-
sippi tho negro wond 1>ayo been slaughtered.
Then Tho whito rut}ians would havo rnl!ietl
aud slaughtered all the negroes they could
find. Then the Chairman Of the Democratic
Stnte Committee would have tc1egrapl,ed the
President there WAS no need of military in
terferencc, since everything wns quiet.
, 1875-09-16

The election yesterday by tho Convention
Of tho Episcopal churches OF The Rev. Dr.,
alc14AnES, Of Cleveland, rs Bishop OF tho
Diocese of Illinois, signallzed the triumph Of
tho Church over tho dissensions by which il
wus Threatened. As will be apparent In tho
proceedings published in THE TRIBUNE this
morning, the election Of Dr.. McLAaEn was q
compromise. But It was compromise in
which personal and quasipartisan considera.
lions alone were sacrificed for tho promotion
OF tho haF1nony OF tho Church at large md
tho concessions required were choerfully
made, The result il accepted, as there
.'eelns no reason for doubling it will bo,
III tho spirit in which It was at.
TUNED, will DO the triumph Of ncithor party
but the victory Of both in cemsntine more
strongly tho union OF tho Church in The Dio-
ceso' As such it will bo accepted by the
Church throughout the United States Al a
happy augnry Of renewal Of tho y;ta]i.v
md an incsease Of tho good works Of tho
Church in Il1inois.
, 1875-09-16

Tho National Lumbo1gnen had another in
teresting session yesterday. Tie discussion
and action Of the Association relntcl to such
important questions as tho collection of attn
tistics showing the quantity Of lumber rro-
duced, ana the rate Mt which the pine forests
of Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Cannln,
and other pine-growing regions aro being de.
plctel by cutting, nntl havo suffered from
fires; tho organization Of local Boards; tho
adoption of national and uniform
system Of inspection mud grading; i'm
proyomcnts in methods of manufacture !;
tho appointment Of n committee to DRIFT
bills aud urgo their passage by tho
Legislatures Of Michigan, Wisconsin, md
Minnesota, with q view to the protection Of
timber lands from the ravagcs of forest fires,
etc. From tho remarks of tho various gen.
tle1nen upon the subject of timber supply, it
is evident that MI are nerceti upon one visal
poins-that at tho present rate of consump-
ton tho pine forests of America will bo com.
pletely stripped within tho next twenty or
thirty ycarH
, 1875-09-16

Attorney General PIEnnErosr, il, rep1y TO
=" delegation Of mississippi Republicans who
waited upon him yesterday, gave them sound
aud sensible advica. Having boon assured
Lat quiet had been restored, he told them to
60 homo and organize for self-defenye, and il
1t proved TINT thuy wero unable to protect
themselves against tho mlrderous assaults
Of their enemies, then it would DO time
snough for the Government to come to their
assistance, This il practically the course
recommended by TnE TntpuxE in ila issue of
yestorday-tllat il tic a1ississippi I,cpuhlic-
ans woslll not DO shot down like sheen thov
must arm and defend themselves like men,
and TINT tho best way 10 put a stop to mas.
aacrcs by tho White-League Democrats in tn
convince them that shooting md killing NAV
bo attended with perilous consequences tn
tho attacking party. This is good law,-t1o
first TINT Was over enacted,--the Inv Of snlf.
defense, aud the Attorney -Geueral has point.
cd out a1i admirable solution OF tho NIissis.
.ippi question.
, 1875-09-16

The art-gal1ory Of tho Cincinnati Exposi-
ton was opened every Sunday afternoon
last year. AS far as known, porkopolis Chris
tian:ty was not injured by the consequent de-
crease in ru,n-lrinking and riotiug on tho
first day Of tho week. But tho doors Of tho
Chicago gallory are shut orory Sunday, nover-
tlc1ess. The gallery is built on ground own
ell BY tho people, to bo sure, and Sunday
afternoon is the only tilno Of the week on
which great multitude of tho people can 30
to see tho pictures, bnt 6omo sapient person
thinks Garden City religion would be hurt If
tho shloou-roceipts Of Sunday afternoon wero
interfcred with. a few yoars hence, men
will laugh at this superstitious folly. At
present, many men 0ro swearing about it.
, 1875-09-16

There is good news for Tho advocates OF
renl money in tho announcement TINT CARL
ScisUnz, who has just returned from Europe,
will at once tako part in the Ohio campaign
and contribute his splendid abilities .as m
orator and logician toward tho SUCCESS Of tho
Republican party. The spirit which ani-
mates Mr. Scnunz In this determination to
re-enter polit;ca rs Republican is eyinceti in
lia declaration TINT "uo greater disaster
cnnld befall tho country than tho SUCCESS of
tile imitation enthusiasts. Believing thia, i,e
could not remain neutral or silent. He will.
il s said, deliver Elk speeches, tho datcs Of
Which aru not yot announced. His nppear-
nnco on tho stump will bo a feature of the
campaign, and will greatly strengthen the
Republican side.
, 1875-09-16

The Chicago produce markets vera irrecu-
iar yesterday. Mess pork WAS in good le-
nland, and so@Goo per brl higher, closing at
SILL casll, md S21.70 for October, Lard
~aA dull, and loo per 100 lbs higher, closing
ut Sl2.95 caah and $500 for October Meats
we're quiet and easier, at 73@71c for Khoul.
deFs' lls@11so for short ribs, aud 111o for
short cleara. Lake freights were quiet and
nrin' ut ITO for oorn to buffalo. Highwiaes
were dull and 10 lower, at S1,l6 per gallon.
Flour WAS in better delnAnd and steady.
Hl'&&a' WV la's atatizs. <.ed closed '1do lower,
, 1875-09-16

at&1.145 cash and s1.1l3 for October. Corn
was in moderate demand, and 10 higher,
closing n. COLO for September md b93c for
October. Oats wero nctive anil stronger.
closing Mt 36lc for September md ;,l9c for
October. Rye WAS quiet md stronger at 7Glc.
Harfoy wns In fair demand and firm, closing
at $i.12 cash md Sl.0G for October. I1oga
were active and higher, with salcs at Sc. 500
9.so. Cattle md sheep were active nntl firm.
Ono hundred dollars in gold would buy
4l1C.50 in greenbacks Mt the close,
, 1875-09-16

Whntovcr opinions may 10 held by tho
members of the Episcopal Church relative to
the dogmas concerning tho Eucharist dis
cussod in Dr.. DE- KovRNs lestor to tho Diocesan
Conventional discussion, by tho way, which
forcibly reminds ono Of tho discussion of tho
dogma Of tho Procession Of tho Holy Ghost
at tho recent Old Catholic Conference at
nonn,-bosh his friends and opponents will
Join In the mutual declaration tAat this let
ter is calm, forcible, and manly statomont
of viows, and in its poro1ation an eloquent
and dispassionato definition of his relations
to the Diocese. Tho main point OF in-
terost in tho letter is his statement
Of tho doctrine he holds will, re-.
apecs to tho Holy Eucharist, o. 1t
was the Charge Of unsounl doctrine upon
this point that led to Ills rejection by tho
Standing Committees. uo therefore loyotes
the larger part Of his letter to the Convention
to tho enunciation Of bis viewB upon this
point. After showing that the doctrine ia
clearly connected with tub mediation Of tho
Son of Coda position which ho fortif1es
with numerous quotations from Scripture
he passes at once to tho affirmation Of the
actual 'pEesence Of Christ, God, and man In
ono person iu the Holy Eucharist" without
seeking to explain the mode or manner, In
this connection, he very explicitly states
tint 10 does not affirm that the
Presence in the Eucharist is BY
Observation-Disclosures Roman Catholic
doctrine of tho change Of tho bread
and wine into tho blood and tho body Of
, 1875-09-16

| TIN 1,rov,1,,co z,ra-,
facility of tho American people for oottlnu ~
debt has not boon surpagset1 bv ,nv r,,s ~,
eatth.
A firm or cos,n.mare-a IN c,n,,.,.,
nm ,rh,1,;ti,, a h,n;,o u,.". nae Pue
" For III, D.c.b.hv" Tbo H.",tna aua 'see.ou y,
tb;a nrdio pi,,ea vi,,u ,,.a .sss sas s"Ss '1As
ipa;tmnt,on in +ho o.cna,n t.,1s eA004 "'oespfeaa
Ts'. NJ 80
ia consro,,v .na,.oa t.s."a " n.A'e eon'on.on
| n;t1, tnt.,i,.arss - 90 nouy u eFoat asg-
ossn,h,r fnr +, 49, ~s e4.ns' ~ WAS "oael
crof,.t to ,ho nortv .s,,;as se !. ". aass' ~oo
AsfAe'eAscu'
~ .'ns!hnat' enquirer has discovered that
n4io's'o' ocneEoA aasocatoa On tho 1oor Of Con-
ta.ation ~ 0ovo,,,,,ont 49,. uon'l ana 'ae
1,cttcr IT bio noo1r 80 rah." "o =. noM .ouAs
n..,. =, 49,. = o''t fos'
,,oo,,.d ~. ~ .aahaaeuuse.'a senators afo
~ 49, sp.aenoa ~ suo ohto campaign. SEN
80 .,s 20 W epeaa III oincltnsta ocs' U 1ust
nnn.no,, :. ~ ssas " sa' ' .aufaso' aao 5oha.os
~e.' ~ ~ "Fpe"i 1T eo'u1a8os on 6epts H.
"Ill bet you $l0o he Isn't" Was tho e1nbArrazs-
~. tu9po1ao' 4to'a tho paeR Oh tno hal'' which
r.s.,nsn 49," 80, -. Pons!sai "eo1aR IN ofesoa
sn..,es r"a a"o os'et nshe upon introducing
~ C"narons A9 A'~' t'p1 1ooon'"'4Fe u Tue o11''
s''
'uoeo fefehlng' OF pennsYlvania. Is ohiaaJ
!atoolS ss = aetoasea asplrant for Office. It %
.noushs tnAs he Wi not At this late DAY spoil
nas feeofa by Doing olocted Governor Of Penna5h
Vanla on tho Democratic ticket. still, he hss
."" son'o popu!a..5 ",1n toe slusb u oeiog man
@ WV ~. 81 1.uos n'a e,sp.ei eonvcssoas TO tas
49, -. .as pa.y' "u.oa 40 ploleases % n@s'
oooo ~ WIZ !aAtbo1 " Aao G441eucFs
, 1875-09-16

THE 8AV1NG3-nANKS OF BAN Ci.ANCIsco
sav1'gs.hanks nru usually among tho lirst
TO snflcr from panies. Their ,lerobitors arc.
as clasa, crelufous, c1citeble, and ;lliterntc.
Every whisper tenla TO scare them. Thoy,
iho deposits represent n vast amount of
r'nchinE economy, se1f-denia1, nnt hard
Industry. Tho thought of losing their litt1o
haf'i'won accuna,fationB IL terrible. Tho it,
dlElduat tlepositor is, rs rr1le, fnr less abba
to bear tho loss thau is tho average tlopositor
i'll MI ordinary bank. IIo il therefore moro
nervous nnd frightened by every imagined
danger. Those causes combine to make q
panic especially perilous 10 savings. .hnnk,
despite tho protection afforded by requiring
deposltors to give thirty or sixty tlays' notice.
THIS fact lnnkcs tho position of tho Sat,
trauciseos savings -bnnks, during tho temporary
furry caused by tho sudden crash OF tho
l'nnli OF California, especially noteworthy.
Their deposits were immensely 1nrgo. Their
dcpositors were moro than 50, ,OO0 in number,
Yet they scarcely felt tho panic Mt nll. Tho
llibornia Bank Inns 17,o3O dcrositors, chief
" Irish, only 162 Of whom wished to with
tlraw their money. Tho German Bank, with
9,3';l t1epositors, received applications from
by ou1y fortyseycn out of ri,' W., t1onns.ns" u'
Tho corresponding figures for tho other kin.
slred institutions ARE M follows: Clay Street
bnns, deposited iu by Americans, only 200
out of 1o,85t; Odl.Fellows' l}ank, most
" Americans, only TO out of g.07o: %
Savings Union, mostly Americans, only
CT ont of C,5t8 donos;tors, Abont
tllis samo proportion Of tho timid to thu con.
iident holds true in relation to tho a,po1,cr
banks. Altogether, out Of 5G,377 depos;tors,
only 718 fell victims to tho panic and r,,sha,1
for their money. This is lcss than II mar
cent. The panic-strickcn aro to bo uun;shc1
for their fright by being denied permission
to open tloir acconnts aeain. About four
years. ngo, the I1bernia Bank had run ,,po,,
it. When tho excitement sul,s;tlcd md tbo
timid ones returned with their sov;nga t1,o
managers percmptorily refused to rece;yo
tholn. Opinions will dilfor AZ to tho wisdom
of this vintlctivo courso, but ;ts imitation 1,v
, 1875-09-16

Tho Diocese Of Fond du Inc yesterday
elected 'iHhop for tho third timo, having
twico Ind the high office declined by clorgy-
men to whom it wRs rendered Tho choico
yesterday fell upon the Rev. JonS HENRY
.UoBAHT Bnowk, of Cohoca. N. 7.
, 1875-09-16

JEFFERSON DAVIS waa to speak yesterday at
Tue Winnebago County Fair. He declined,
ut tho cost Of much editorial writing, some
bad feeling in the South and North, and one
duel In hia stead, The Hon. ], Il. Doot11z1x,
ex-senator Of Wisconsin, showed tho farmers
, 1875-09-16

Grcenbnc1zs at tho New York Gold EK-
changc yesterday opened oud closed ut sj3.
tho extremes of tho day being S5l md n
shade nbovo 8,1.
, 1875-09-16

MI. J. ". stAoSToa, the Now York Agent Of
sae Associated Press and part~ownsr Of the San
FRANCISCO 1ul'elfn and Cal, haa published =
somewhat !engthy card In denial of the asser-
aoh tnhti tho press agent II Frisco oo'ored Or
suppressed news In relation to tho Bank OF CALL
fornla. llo ssyss
oaf hAn Franclsco agent haa connection With, sud
"non! ihueEeadeat Of, my Newspaper otfies IN that
:n II IL. ass xsoa sspatsa9n =. ~ md truthful
eutues have bssn uRtnaueace by my suggsson from
lhss oocs othsz thAu tAt thay ahaua he {l prompt
, 1875-09-16

ADE1pH1 T11f:ATRE-Dsarborn stscs4 corner
Maproe Variety performance.
, 1875-09-16

MCCORMICK HAII.--North Glark street, corner
Or h!nzc. Torture hy ths lsev. Faihrf Forhan. Sub
ject, " Chr Public SsGoog,n
, 1875-09-16

CHICAGO THEATREr-Clsrk strest, between 1l4n-
aolph and Lake, "laulED,"
, 1875-09-16

Tho ANNUAL msotlng Of The Citizens' Associa-
ton will tako place on Friday oyoplug, when
now oftlcsB will be elected, now comm.ttees
chosen. anu gonsralreyiew made OF tho aahIoyo-
nenta of tho past year. Tha record of this Az
ISOLATION, and tho Importance Of ita relations
toward the public, arc such a. to command
large attendance.
, 1875-09-16

McrlCEERR TnEATRE-Madison atreet, betreen
peAsburn and Btatc. ''NnnninR Corner"
, 1875-09-16

Hn0LErB TiIEAT1E-1landolrh strnst. bctwcen
Clark and La9ale. Engagement Of tito CaEfor n!a
batttcH.
, 1875-09-16

ACADEMY or MUslC-IIslsied street, fetween
Madison and Monroe. Engagement * the Marian
TAYLOR Combination. " Bulls and Dca1A."
, 1875-09-16
Christ VISA the Word that spals IT.
lis took tbs bread xna tr>ak Il,
And what The Word did make II:
ThSkI bQliaFa. md tahs IL.

There IL second point growing ont Of the
first one To which d.. DE- KovxA seriousJy al.
dzosaes himself, namely, tho Alteration Of
, 1875-07-29
Cine feltfame 6nabe.

gor benz @ihter 81 8omitrset in 0oubor
eridien ein iebr perfommen ausiebnoes @eib,
ansei6ulbist Der Eruntenbeit unb i6le9ter
Auffiibruns in einem 9ierbauie, no bic Iu-
seflaste eine @lasibeibe i'm @srtbe bon 8
Yfo. ct. 3eridlasen bate. Ser 6idter per-
urtbeilte fe gum S4aoeneriae unb gu elmer
@eloffafe oberi i'm 5aae Der 3ablunSsunfdbig=
felt gu ieds 8ohsn @efdnsniB. Da emit
ipaun iih folsenOes 3mieseiprab:
anseflaste: @olen mir Gw. @nabeu
cine @efauisfeit erpeiien? Sperren Gle mid
ldnser Elm, 10 LANCE, ais sic tonnen. Sd
fam niht ldnser 10 tortbauien. Irbeiten
mag i'd nibt u1b niiftern bleiben fam i'd
nldt. -.As4 +
8idtsr: @ut; tpenn Sie nidt sableu
%fonnen, 10 mill i'd Sie auf smei Weonate Elm.
iperren.
ansetlaste Sdonfen Dant, gm. @na.
ben.
Wiro freubeitrablenb absefiibrt.
, 1875-07-29
GiniQe Qute Griin0e :

1.-Gins nsus GrRnbuns. sranbIi@ seerAtt
uno esidert burb patent.
2.-W1aht einen DplIf m raenen 2od.Sm~,
slei6 auf beioen Ssitsn, an allen Irtsn bon Stoffss.
3.-2auft lei6t. ianft, serdul4los unb rai%-bsRs
6 ombination bon @isenIfaitsn.
4.-9auerbaft-lauft Sabre lan9 obns Rspa.
vaturen.
5.-8trrt1tet aIGe Mrtsu BON Irbstt
uno fsancp Nabereien in elmer ppr~iii9li6enS9etis,
6.-St fir ben @rbsiter iebr lei6t 5u bano.
baben. Die 96nse Der slide fam ~rs9ulirt perosn,
udbrsno Die Wal6ine i'm Gan9e 1T, uno bleIs Tam
nit einem 6aosn osrisbeu psrOen, obne bob nerislba
ourb 961er 5n sebell bat.
q -plnn einfa6, ftnnret6, elegant tnosW
Der Std obn ben Gebraub BON Gos 9Bbeel Gsars,
&otor9 Cams unb 2eosr @rns fUrmirt tpirp. Dat bsn
AutpmatteSrppS seo, Wel6er eine 9lstb'
mGSi9e &6nse oes 5ti6es bel ir9enb
elmer GeI9wtnbtsfett i6ert. Dat unlsrss
ueuen Sbreab &ontrDtIer, pelber cine 9letp-
mGBigs 8elpesun9 Der NseoIe-Sar srIaubt uno s'Rsr
8erIebuns bes Gabens oorbeu9t.
S.--Gonitruction d u rFfersfG 9 uno bod
euNst. SIT f~abriairt bon ben 9ei@idtefen uHs
erfa%brenNen Mrbeitern in Der b~ertibnNN
Pennington Nrmorp, Sllpn, ". o. @biiaeelppta
C.fce: $40 Gbeifnut 2tFaAe. 2WdiueL
, 1875-07-29

gntbuiiasmus iber ibren beriibmten 2anoS
mann uno ftrenSten iiA mad Rrdften an, nH
Seflihfeiten gu leinen &bren gu peranitalten.
Der Mfaire aber s%laubte, baB nt9ts benz
0iaefro 10 iebr gefalen miroe, oils cine
Seitportellung AeilIes ietter @erte, unb en-
iette itG 81 bielen Bebufe nit elmer geraoe
I'M Stdot9en ibre aiiuIte prooucirenoen
SdauiptsIerseieuibaft in Serbinoung. Ser
Director, Der natiirliA bon elmer lolhen felt
liaen Sorlteuuns fi9 groBen Sortbetl fir
feline &aiie, ueriprad, gertetb trellth ourd)
ben Iuftra9 in eini9e Serlegenbett, neil er
utter ben Mitsliebern ieiner Sruppe ourdl-
aus teine @eiangstrdfte beiab. 0oh puBte
ct ais fluger Wtann raid einen @ntl6lnB gu
falien, uno bennab ipurbe an bic StraBen=
eden Der Stabt folgenber Sbeatersettel anqes
flebt vSbeater in @iuet. Sette, I'M Die
I%nrpeienbeit unieres beriibmten 2a1osman.
mes Serrn Mebul 81 e9ren, erite Sorittlun9
BON Une Folie, fomiibe Sper in sipel
4ften, bon ben Serreu 8ouilp unb Mtebul.
NIB. SIM Sntereiie beS Stiides bat man
geglaubt, bic Nuiit we9laiien 81 iouen, neil
iol9e ben raiden Tortsung Der S%anoluug
beeintradtiet." Oas Yublifum lieB am
abenb niht auf iid rparten nnb bas Sbaus
ipielbaus mar 10 aefiiut wie nod niemals
uorber. Webul wuroe NIT GROCER Selerlidz
felt in bic Qose bes 0taire's gefibrt unb NIT
0ebebods uub Sdnbeflatihen be9riibt. Damn
sins Der Sorbans auf uab man ipielte gu
Gbreu bes erituunteu &omponiien ieine 70,
miide Sper nUne Folie" (bie 0eutiheu
better befannt urter benz Gitel: nSe toaer,
lie befjer") obue 0iuff uno obne @eiaug.
Seoesmal, menn bic Yroia ODER bic Serie
oes Observation-Disclosures Souiup bas Yublitum
gum 8eifalflati6en anre9ten, mar Dtebul
oa5u perpfli6tet, ft9 in ieiner aoge gu erbe=
ben unb purh eine tiefe 8erneisuns fir ben
.geipenbeteu Ipplaus 81 oanfeu.