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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-27

NO EXCHANGE Well improved city prop
1 eTty FOR a small farm of not less than sixty
nor more than two hundred and fifty acres;
farm 10 be located on railroad near STATEN,
not more than fifteen miles from city. Adj
dress d. N, Appeal office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02

artists because IL is ths native country OF the Beau
tifrl IL was through the half-cpen door OK an-
ticuity that NJ. IngGas and NJ. Cl6singer saw their
Diana" and their Source" which causousto forget
that we belong to century where the forests are no
longer inhabited except by peasants and guards III
uniform
la Source" ia premature beauty. She is only six
teen and she smiles at life from her violet blue eyes,
She is entirely nude with that chaste nudity
which forms the first raiment of childhood. She
Is blonde as if the had powdered her hair through
the glimmerng foliage. The painter has caressed,
melted chiseled tho ideal lines of her beautiful
form in the finest rhythm Of contour and with a VIZ
ginity of touch which charms every eye. Felicen
David and Gounod came together at the same time
with me to 500 "La Source
"Wbat musician is II. Ingresw said NJ. David.
eyes" said Gounod, that picture sings like tho
sweetest symphony"
"YOu right" | said to GOunodi theIe arc
symphonies also for the eyes"
Il would hazard one criticism" added; that
urn which she bears with such divine grace appears
to me an ill-chosen symbol. | would prefer to see
the water tTckling from her hands and her hair, like
the naiads of the ancient froscoes"
True said F6licien David. "Thc Spring ought
not TO seem to be filing her urn at the fountain"
"Wbat does it matter" said Gounod, provided
that can drink at this source The poetry OIL homer
and of ZaUXiS.'
The Diana" of N. Cl6singer came ont in pure
wilderness from the Mountain of Paros, with herbow
in her hand and her hound at her feet. II IS Gle
singers masterpiece. Nj. Paul de st. Victor says nc
prefers the dog TO the goddess prefer the goddess
to the dog The sculptor inspired By his mas
ter Phidias, and especially by the beauty OF yonnS
princess Of the Bonapar,e family There exists not
in nature nor in art a finer symbol OF the cnaste
pride OF the naughty daughter of Latona
The goddess is sitting in an attitude of regose.
Her moist drapery seems to indicate that she has
Just come from the bath rather that she has just
trayersed the uxuIant thicAetS wet with morning
dews. Never has a sculptor better succeeded IN
spreading over the marble that bloom OF life which
was the soul of Gaatca. At the sight OF that
adorable Diana you recognize ct once the sister OF
Apollo and long TO thread with her the shado"y
forest, peoped with those fresh visions OF antiquity
always beloved Of poets
The dog is also portrait It is that Of Cl6singeTs
hound, noble beast of patrican air and attitudes
Ii is perhaps Endymion transformed.
AEsENG H0uSsAYE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02

chase cautiously, and in small quantities, but lhe ng6
gates OF the sales would amount ~ very neirp rs mum
Mr. Barrows OF Bsrrows Boyd, No. 30 IhomaS-s''
said that the trade o. this was supplying ruo
County buyers did appear to be oyoFstocKeu Du'
their purchases were rather small a'though ON pr,
fectly sound basis The trade appeared W DO hai"y
strog a. last year but it was very healthy ana tste
was no tendency violent changes every Do'y a.s
cautionsy No trouble was anticipated hoin lsDOr vi
CARNATIONS because In Sew-York they were shorn ="
their power. -. =,
j. O. whltehouse Of No. D. Warren-st said tnh' No
believed the trade to be generally in as good cohuo "
last year Prices would remain substantially the same
r,ore was n scbt decrease in the price Of upper
leather but this was coierDGanoed ny INC I5so 70 q.
eien demand for sole leather, which mao leheI,3 ~
keep :he market steady and healthy. Labor Oleahnd
tios were poweress to change the prospects OF ,'.
trade and although country buyers were ciIiouS tes
orIars were rrgular and their credit GOOD They coun
command goods on credit in NewYorkas readily ~ eyer
There feeling OF insecurity anohg 9pDo " EnS
citv and they were all working on sOund nasis' r1N
manufacturers were burdcned Win over S'ooAS Vi soU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02

coal at the mines Is probably isss ehere has
not been 40 much coal uGod for domestic purposeS
as at year but there viii greater demand Tor WIN
ter use The expectation OF decrease IN tho price Las
led many persOis 10 postpone purchasing except 1r Pc
ent use aud The usual large stock has not been hu IA
by families There Is, however, geneTaly ne'1tn{[
movement The officers OF this company 90 hot lnInk
coal would DC lower this season, ana tey olu oo ePo
that IL would increase much IN valuc.
George A. HOyt yice-President OF the PennSyiVaom
Con Company said that while his company did not De
long 20 the coal combination he thought the combined
deserved credit for not putting up inc price OF
coal when he great strike occurred few months ago
By that trouble thcy had lost more tna a
SIS 900 900 and still refused TO advance the prices
although il lay within their power 10 90 80;
lie beloved the trade outlook IL very iaYoriDe' Dus
thought that coal would Dc lower In DecemOcr. iho
companies are making fair prOht, ana ne
understood "a project was in contemplation "
erect y5t storchonsos at Providence and Salem so mat
upon the occasion OF strike suoh as occurred rev
months ago supply would DO on band to meet any "bs
mat might occur business IL active, aud The prospect
Ror the Winter Is all that could DO desired
Officers OF the Delaware and Hudson Coal Company
said that there was a active market than last year.
and that the prospeot was exceedingly encouraging All
Indications ploused lively trade IN tho imihsoii'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
mOTIIING-

At the store Of Brooks Brothers, at Broad
way and Bondst it stated that the retail clothing
business WAS in as sound condition as at any time
during the last few years No disturbance Of the trade
was anticipated Soma large seies Of wooden goods in
pieces have taken place this and their effect has
been 10 slightly duCc the retail prices below those OF
last yeor Manufacturers il asserted did not appear
10 Re aeced by the labor troubles. The credit system
was undistuTbcd.
.Deyln < Co. represented that trade opening for
this Winter much better than last TIE prospects
were brighter and the general feeling more confident and
frmer There will be reduction 10 the price OF frat
class csoInnadc goods account Of che irresistible
newer OF the 1ailOrs Union 10 Keep the price OF first
class labor but about 10 per cent reduction viii take
place on the general retail prices THIS - caused largely
by pygpruductOn by the manufacturers of clOth, VINO
viii possibly lose money on their sales.
Mr. Baldwin Of Baldwin & Co.. at Broadway and Canal
st. stated that there WAS 10 perceptbe change in cash
trade III rcadymade clothing, hut he believed that there
was general feeling that the times were hard aud peo
Die were disposed TO economic. Sh no thought that tho
trade would be good IL has been Tor several years
past.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
REOPENING or THE COLLEGES.

Az TNCHEAsED NUMBER or FRESHMEN AT HARVARD
BUILDING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF An
UNUSUAL NUMBER or STUDENTS AT THE UNI
yERsr1Y or MICHIGAN.
The long Summer vacation AT Harvard Col
lego ended on Thursday, when tho academic year began
in s the departments Of the University Tho number Of
the members Of the Freshman class has not yet been dc
tsrmned a. there yet number OF candidates 70 be
examined Tie class however, will not fall much short
Of $50 members which far in OF the number last
year The desire for place for ecures and exhibitions
so be satisfied BIZ the building Of addition 10 Memorial
Hall TO be called the Theatrum" The foundations
laid at the east end OF tho baI early last Spring and
during the Summer the work has gone rapidly forward
Outside the architecture ~ very similar ~ that VI Memo
rial Hall The building is OcagOna In shape, ana from
the walls proper there extend seven piers, ana ~ to
base OF each stone match the trimming Of tho
building the heads ~ Dem0sthones, Cicero Bossu,t
Saint Cary sOstOn, Chatham. Burke ana NebStcf, VIA
their eat I'm yellow sandstone beneath them The
seating capacity Of the building viii be AZ least Two
thOreaHd and capGciOus balcony val extend over ths
Il 10 be erected ut tho west end, with ample
entrance 10 it, and the entrances 70 the thea
tram proper viii be cut through from tho
main entrance Of Memorial Hail. from the north and
south CIds. balcony will be placed above TIE Stage
for the accommodation Of musicians occasions IcQuT
ing their presence The entire ha VIII be completed
ntiOnS IL Will be occupied for junior and senior pIlZe
speaking and for not all parts OF Ciassday ad
Commencement exercises. The CoIege hospital, noar
Jarvis field has not mad patient aimee II was Dulit anu
u now occupied by chemical student and his family
The University Of Michigan opened ~ Ann ArbOf on
Wednesday, with several new departments Thcso arc
the school Of Mines, the Homeopathic College, and the
Dental school. The whole number OF prof ana IN
sttuc1rs In the University Is about 3D. Tne students
This year viii Ounumbcr those OF any previous year, t9
probability being that not less than lZoO WIl 10 CD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
METAL AND HARDWARE.

In the metal and hardware business The pros
poets Of The Fall trade were generally represented as
encouraging One of the firm OF Phelps Dodge n Co..
at No 10 Cst said that Fall transactions were Ialher
late this year, but Just now improving hh.p
Tho trade IL better than That OF lsIf III eio
sssats :ud SS IN sina aay orders rather than.
"a formerly LAYING in large quantities ~ longer hIer-
vas BUYERS are asking much shorter credils man o'c
before the rule being usually that hey pay as my t
not stock Buyers arg taAhs pe.t Han thew
goods than usual the prices arc lower lnah tny
were last year; In fact they go 10 'he o w"
cxtre7Dea buying the best and poorest ciissays
nf good instead of combining themselves almost e.'Iy
to the or nary or middle class o.! wares, rs tey uu @
year. Tie trade prospects are conpdTiuyry Dloi' a
business IS being conducted on SOHO CASH pLais'
At the iron and steel establishment OF Naylor 20 AT
No 90 Johnst member OF the firm stated that sh the
business was In domestic iron and steel and nothing was
done In railroad iron, account OF the heavy dutes
In domestIc goods there are small 5aC' ~ VI,
Fall in iron, but they are fair IN steel if'ius
was late this season, bdt IL. Is now ~.
coming more active; IL IL bcthr IN inc Neht '" ~
s.soo is done fnr cash short credits Prices are
pretty low Tor the consuming power or the country Las
decreased while tbs productive power mas irHiuta t4e
SANE conse qusnty old stochs are competing WIN he"
IN the market
Mr. Boxer OF the firm OF Hermann. Boxer Coz AT NO.
1Oi Duanct remarked that business this Fal was far
with a good sold trade. 1t IS about equal to
that NJ 1874 but less than that OF 1873, although
fine fenpral UrO,pects are brighter than Trey nave
been Tor several years. The supply ana demand ABOUT
balance each ether. Buyers generally puci-' on ~ or
90 days credit frequently discohhi!hs tIo -" u,'
aIa made They arc buying general as
sorrlput OF Goods with the usual proportion o hS-
nrt., wares but ihcy ordering IL sncf Plah't lh
han three quarters OF sh'hs - VA AZ
"a lIsFa form
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02


leading merchant in Wall-st. stated that
there WAS good steady, healthy trade in sugars teas,
and coaees There was m apparent decrease in the
consultation Of these articles, bat ii not real
The trade continued firm, and lrces were good.
There were Isolated cases of firms who had
9yerded IN ret yea nS ana Ttre ho' yet
very few, however, and merchants generally
had been careful and prudent for the pas rce ylEs
and had made no losses worth mentioning. The
dealers composing the great body OF the trade
had pat their business on a good footing,
were gaining ground and making money, not largely,
hut 10 an cXtant to inspire confidence and courage
All the industries ~ the country were reHNlng ana
there was fair prospect OF remuncrGiNe business
tIjs Fall The business OF the country, he believed,
reached It's lowest point last July and las been growing
yer since and will continue to improve The wncPt
corn crop j. larger than ever before. Cotton has
fecp success with every indication OF a
GOOD market. The tanners at the West are
dong wei and ere feeling hopeful AT
TIE last the manufactures have begun work again For
tunes VII! be made rapidly - In FORMER years, but
good remuueratiye business VIII no carried on.
The people consume Just AZ much tea, coffee, and
sugar as in good nes but they buy les quantity at n
time The consum puOn OF these articles has increased
steadily year year. aud one economies In their use
There is tllnarked increase according TO the Increase
ofpopulaton s;ockcepcr5 DO keep as large stocks on
h. nd formerly but they buy moro frequently lie had
been familiar with the market FOR nearly half century,
and al the Indication. AZ the present time inspired nun
Win the firm conviction that He business uf the country
had taken upward turn, and would yield fair profits
Tor several years To come.
b. c. Arnold q Co., at No I25 Front-st, experienced
the belief that the tea trade had reached its lowest
point. The market was quiet and there was nothing
10 disturb prices The demand had increased
caeh year. and the weak houses had been weeded out
number Of persons without experience had been in
5he business, and naturally had made failure OF It,
Tire trade good basis, with an encouraging
the event Of Il war between England ana China, would
advance Interference by Congress IN the way OF change
of taIi would ag ate the merhet but there
son to any change. all the signs favorable for
moderately successful Fan trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
BUSINESS PROSPECTS.

NETWORKS FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
STATEMENTS OF LEADING MERCHANTS IN THE Plns-
CIPAL LINES OF ACTIyITY-INCRIAsE OF CONF
DENCH- AGGREGATE SALES COMPARING FA'ok-
ABLY WITH LAST YEAR-BUslNESs CONDUCTED
ON A SOUND AND HEALTHY BASIS CAUTION
ABOUT CREDITS, WITHOUT UNDUE srHNGENCY
DEALINGS WITH TIRE wFsT AND SOUTH SAID
TO DE RsrTCiAILY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS EFFECTED TO BE LARGE
THE STATE or FEELING IN TIE DRY GOODS
CLOTHING, INITIAL, GRAIN, AND OTHER TRADES
Fall sales, comparing favorabiy in eXtont Win
those of last year and not unsatisfactory ID pronS'
were reported by prominent merchants III the lead
ing departulents of business in New-lork, IN answer
TO inauiries made by TRIBUNE reporters yesterday
According to the statements given below, WHO
prices have been lowered somewhat, there IL
a feeling of greater confidence, and the
general belief that business Is now con-
Quoted with prudence, and is more geherahy
sound than heretofore, gives the wholesale deaIciS
ground for encouragement. In several INES ot trade
sales for cash or on very short cfcdits are repre-
scented as coming into favor; but there appears 10
be no apprehension felt of many failures IN the near
future The West and South are stated to be ap-
sorbing largo quantities of dry goods ana
other articles, although buyers are careful not To
lay in excessive stocks. The crops IN those p'rS
of tle country it is asserted, abundant as 10
give New York merchants good hopes OF activity IN
business during the remainder OF the Fan ana 'ho
Winter. Wholesale dealers in dry goods, clothing
boots and shoes groceries and metal, express conn
dent authorizations OF sales Of fam extent with
reasonable returns Shippers OF grain ana pro-
visions state that they look upon the check to snip
ments to England as temporary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02

square, displayed IN Infinite variety Of rl'er opening
The most important articles the bonneN and hats
The French bonDets from The most fashionable houses arc
copied closely shape and style, and adapted for Amor
can faces They In ricbcst velvet Of obea purple
Russian gray prune myrtle and bottle green navy blue,
end black and in fine felt Of cream color, ecru, drab,
and seal brown an elegantly trimmed with exquisite
Howcrs long pumes wings and birds Of brilliant
plnage There large assortment OF syit oeTge rb
hons sashes pretty pled kercheis for young la1es'
hats en0rTnons Guancs Of lace and Titan braids Tho
fur department is well stocked. MINK Is agah Ia!l-
iornba and there il large stock OF imported and do
meslic underwear deliberately made and trimmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
THE COAL. TRADE

The principal coal companies report that
their prospects Of business very good. and that
there Is an improvement over the sales OF
last year. At the Office OF the Delaware,
Iaci;aVanna and Western Coal Company the outlook
was said 20 De excellent Tho retail dealers, it de-
carcd have somewhat larger stocks this year than they
Lad during this month In 1874. but tho uneonsumed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02

The Chicago Inter Ocean wants 10 stop women
from kissing cacn Ohcr when they meet such kic,ing
"a no. hing; they don't bear roll ter cyos single
bE-lDetroit Free Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-02
ROOTS AND SHOES.

+. G.. Burt at No % Thomas-st. gave
thu Information that the shoe business VIVA moving
rather slowly Country buyers were inclined TO pur-
, 1875-04-21
0ermlINteS

S II @rounb= plant, Nebr., tpurbe cine
Srou @rabo9 l9uloig bcfunoen, ibr
le9sjdbriges Stieffino Der grt mibbon=
belt gu baben, Dap es nit Spoe Angling.
Sie Sduloige miro ibr 8erbreden i'm
3u9t6aule gu biBen balen.
81 a Molin ST., febrte eiite junge
Same, Namens 9opis, beim, ols plOt-
lid Elm S9uB fiel uno Die Arme getrof=
fen Sl 8ooen ianf. Ser Sbater, ein
Man4l, Nameus @pobs, perlu9te gu
entflieben, muroe aber i6nelI p%erfol4,
uno Sa9te ii9 looann lelbit cine &ugel
our9 ben &opf. 0as Mdo6en mir(
nit Dem 2eben bapon fommen. Sir
Glebesper6dltniB, oas Die Oamt a6brodi
miro als Grnno Der Shat ange9eben.
865ewi6te perluAten in lette.
Sreitag Nadt Die ct. aapier= STRIDE Ii
Cincinnati, beren Sburm Der b0Gite De-
2anbes peroen loll, in Die Suit sl lpren
gen. Mon fann an mebreren Scrltcfcl
&nnnen nit 4uloer. Ginige o%erlelhe
erploOirten por5eiti9, was Sur@ntoefuns
uno @er6iitung Der bea5i6ti9tenS 0a"t
tbat fiibrte.
i9er stoats= @eplose Nrof. S. 9.
6apDen 1T in 9lnertenllung Ielnes treh=
lis9en Werfes iiber Die Grforl6un9 Del
Tsllensebirse pom fronsolil6en Alpen
club in 8oris 5um Gbrenmlt9.leoe En-
naullt morDen.
, 1875-04-21
asneRf tsiesr. gfsfl6fn.
GJno.

g ausroneisep, 10. @prll.
Weitere .9la9ri9ten ponv China bfrI9=
den:
Sn Song Song ponsr Seri4te iiber
einen &f 5pil6en ben Gblnelen ulll
ben @ilosn ouf Sormola ein9etrof=
fen. 3wei 6ineiil6e Siii5iere ipaster
di9 mad 8otan l,no puroen ermoroet;
iofort purben 200 Mlann Sruppen OBJ
.sel6idt, wel6e oas Sorf p%erbrannter
unb Mlles nieoer ma4ten, Ielblt Srelle
uno &inber ni9t 1Aonten. @uf Dem
.&iidlpese ,purhen tie pDn ben Gineehore
men a~nsesriffen unb sperloren 80 Mtaa11.
9ieie Nieoerlase uief in Gbina groBf
,@%ufre9un9 Derpor.
, 1875-04-21
at Elm! TQtteln!!

Sn Solae Der billiaen Yrsiie. weldC
bura bic ueridieoeuen 6alijements Del
Sbnperfdufcr entltanoen, mar ld) III Den
Stano seieet, zine sroBe Nuantitdt Del
beiten, neuen i6Dnen 0otteln gu lebl
billiaen H%reiien gu faufen unO blete lie
meiuen Sunocn gu folaenoen nleoriaen
Yreiien All: l 4fo. fir 10 Gts. 3 Pfo.
fir rs @tS. 12a FfO. fir 81. Bleocr
uerlduier erbalt,n einen1abutt. Oa Die ans
segebenen Yreiie biliaer iino als Tie lie luas
reu uno i'm fummenOen 6riibiabr wieoer
ltciscn ueroen. 10 werOen Ale, welAe bic
ie geiuuoe Sru1t taufeil wollen gut tbun
ibre @infaufe balo mo9lidf Su a,aden.
u. y i35tnt
btlmt So. S07 Broad Strabs.
, 1875-04-21
8rtefi3e Gpnfu1tattonett
unentee1b1t6.
DIR. e. B. FOOTE,
Box 1888, New York
Maenten ~berlanet.

DR.. FoorE IL Der gerfaHer rnstrerer rnebteintfhe
qDerfe, bon eenen ems aber 100000 Grenpfare @bfas
~sefuaben bat. Gin 5weitss uDas Reniasnisftem" pber
,AFeae gpltsfprade uno ~seiunter SUPPLEMENTARY"
bat etnen 2biaB spn iber 10000 srretat. Dteies lsstere
GBert eridstnt isst ensliid anb beutia. Gin neneres
g8srt nsDifenidaft uno 9t&tuns" rSer SAMMY TUBES,
Der tueenblide Mry, anb spoNsIE, her ldftise afie, ere
fdetnt ~pprldufs muir en8lii4. Nssen SnbaltsssrasiS-
ntfe tieIsr gBsrfe ppIe man i6 entpsser an DIR. FooTE
penpen Vber an bic Murray Hill Notwithstanding,
1919 East 28th Street, New York.
gsentsn perSen fir ZEN gsrtrieb btefer gDerff ~Serlanst
unb erbaltsn isbr ~sinniss gebinsunscn. 60 man6er
Msent bat i9pn burb ben gertauf bieier g8erfe i6 ben
@runbtetn gu einent fleinen @ermDsen seleet. uDas
MenItenIgtsm" 1T fir Grwa&iene unb yg8i1enidaft unS
Didtuns" fir bic Saeenb elm s1r3aali6es. letrretSes nnS
Invertebrates gDert. Gin Snbaltssersei6niB Der 9Berfe
met4es franco per Ypt an iebe abrsfe ~rerfanbt DtrS,
etebt cine Splfanbise gei&reibuas %bsritlbsa. NSA
tiurnal:
Mgenten pber GolpDrteure %berlangt.
Abreliire mie oben.
, 1875-04-21
nlanl itds gepe!d)cn.

80 aibinsto II, Is. @pril. @e
iiern traf i'm @d9nal Siireou fplsenos
9epel9e BON Der Station am Cape 9en
RI elm: vOie 2ei6e zines jungen
Mannes, welhcr ausenIheinli4 26 Sab
re alt 1T, wurbe beute Moe9cn in Der
Ndbe bieler @totipu am Stranbe 9e=
iunoen. Ser Mlanu lit un9eidbr 5 SUI
6 3ol bod, Bot i6warses furs sel@nit=
tenes Saar unb trus einen suten @n5ia
Mn Der 2ei9e fanb man nl.r einen rN,
81. Seralb" ppm 10. Mtdrs, FONT aber
Ssidts, mas sur Soentilisiruns fiibren
fonnte. Oielalbe wuroe BON Den ST.
f6ern beerbigt.
Ottawn, Can, 10. Mpril. 9ie
3esierung BON Neu= 6unolano beabli9=
tigt, cine gilenbabn iiber jeneeSnlel Sll
bauen. Sci Der 8ermeliung Der ~Gana
ba Yaciie=8abn" Iinb % 0eerI6en ums
.2eben s~efommen.
2ancater, 81. s., 10. april
50. S. soobep's Sotel in @ruuetor
.muree seitsrn bnr6 Seuer serIfDrt. Ser
sluit $4,000.
80 It o II, 10. Mpril. Geltean branr
te Elm Saus an Der Gde bon Tranflin.
nno Concord StraBe nieoer. Serlul
:$47, 900.
probibenc e, q. S., 80. Mpril
Wdbrenb zines beftigen Ger itters, mel.
DIES 1i9 Gam flag @benb iiber Mioolet
tomn entlub, wurbe ein- @9aufbeert
bonn 8lise s~etroffen unb 10 S@aaf
auurben erld1lasen.
Gbicaap, 10. Ipril. Cine Sn
bianerin bic alf Der 8rule @sentur an
fam, iaste aus, oaB bic Snbianer oi
8ersleute in ben nS6war5en Bergen
umsinselt unb lire 3elte II. |. 10. il
8ranb gu isden lu6ten, nag i6nen abe
nidt sesIiM iei. Sn benz @usenblid
mo Der aampf am 8iitben mar, leiel
Die 8unoestruppen erl6ienen nno bdttel
bic 8erslsute mit9enommen. Giner De
"2ebteren, Der li9 BON ben ~l1ebrisen &c
trennt, iei BON ben Snbianera ltalpir
lpproen.
g t.2ouia, IS. gpriL CAPT
CABS l6lob setsrn nit Dem S5erit Sa
mes Mnbrems Dpn @%aesbanp=G itD, pa.
einen gontraft ab, our Seritelinns DO:
100000 gubitFiB Sal9inenwerfen un
100000 gubit=Darbs Mtaurerarbeit os
Soutb YaB, um Die Miinouns oes Wfil
iiiIippi gu perbsHern. Sic Mrbeit mir
$3.50 1000 foIten.
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