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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-16

NEW BOOKS FOR SALE
At SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
Corner AZ street nd Penn. ave.
The Bertram Family, BY the author of Schonberg-
Gotta Family.
Marsusrite's Journal; g Story for Girls, by the
author Of Rutledge.
Leah; Woman Of Fashion.
Hero Of the Pen. by the author Of Good Luck
The Queen OF Connausht
SeyeDoaks, by Holland.
World.
Playing Cards, Blank Books, Paper and Enve-
lopes, Wholesale and Retail, at the very lowest
prices. nOv5tr
THE kIGAfEKNTH CENTURY.
It's INSTITUTIONS, CUSTOMS AND COS
TUNES.
FRANCE-l7O0-Iss9: BY Paul Lacroix.
Illustrated. SIS.
SPAIN. Illustrated By Dore. SIS.
MABEL MARTIN. new Poem By J. G. Whit
tier. IS.
Just published and for sale by
MOHUN BROTHERS.
octS-tr 1915 Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-16

A @ 3D..
Owing TO the demise of the senior member OF the
nm Of r.; W: REED SONS November s, ISIS, the
said srm is dissolved
me sunvNlne members, hiCHARD h. w. and
WIN u. RElD, VIII close up and pay all accounts
against said hIm. and continue business under
Dtme OF b. W. REEDS SONS.
accounts will be rendered to all persons indebted
to the firm Of B. W. REED & SONS, and prompt
settlement Is respectfully requested.
B. W. REEDS SONS,
Doyl51w Grocers, 1910 street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-16

"A note was made in THE STAR the other
Gay OF the excellent showing given In the
report OF the Commissioner OF Education in
regard 10 art museums in the District of
Columbia The same may be said of the
District In respect OF Libraries. The report OF
The Commissioner shows the total number
OF books In Libraries through out the United
States which have reported 10 his office to
be 1,sl2, as. OF this number about COS 500
volumes are in Libraries located In the Dis
frict OF Columbia. This numoer of course in
cludss the library OF Congress, with nearly
s,HOc0, and the medical library 10y far the
lalt 8 medical and surgical collection In
the L ted States Of the Surgeon Generals
Office, v h over 80 900 volumes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-16

The principal reason given by some heads
OF bureaus and departments for declining to
furnish for publication the names Of clerical
appointees is that IL subjects them to an
extra pressure from Office seekers and their
friends. The announcement from day to day
OF such appointments naturally leads cler-
ieal aspirants 10 believe that notwithstand-
Ing the stereotyped "no vacancies in this
department." there are aching voids exis ting,
which II Is their mission to fill, and they
therefore press forward with more eagerness
han ever. This, however, is necessarily one
of the annoyances of public officials, and
when they accept positions of responsibility
they must expect them as matter of course
The public undoubtedly has right to know
what Its agents are doing, except IN cases
where its own interests would be imperilled
by premature disclosure. Suppressed infor-
nation is always sure to be made public
sooner or later, and it frequently occurs that
such intelligence is unintentionally distorted
simply because its proper custodian refuses
10 give IL out with the necessary explana-
tons, If any are needed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-16

Inc japanese post Office department, en-
couraged by the United states and mainly
run by live Americans, is making good pro-
Gress, according TO the last report of the
japanese postmaster general, fl. Mayesima.
A general post Office has been built during
the year, at the moderate cost of about
SR,ei0. There are 3, go pcstmasters in ia
pan, and the total amount paid to them an
nually Tor their services, and the rent of the
onices which the postmasters own, is ven
l3,O5295, or about the same number of dol
lars, from which it appears that the average
salary of Japanese postmasters, including
rent, is about four dollars and ten cents a
year. Only sixty-five persons in the empire
stole letters or otherwise infringed the pos
tai laws, and Of these fifty were punished,
one escaped, one is in prison, eleven are
awaiting trial, and two died from sickness.
This is pretty good showing in comparison
with the violations of the postal laws in our
own country, which sometimes reach In a
month or so TO as many as Postmaster Gem
eral Mayesima reports in an entire year.
The fact that Forney's Sunday Chronicle,
The Sunday National IlteLligencer, and Col.
Fitzgerald's Philadelphia Sunday City ITEM
all came out on Sunday last in favor of the
Third term is looked upon by some OF the
quid nuncs as indicating the formal break
Ing OF ground in that movement. Quite
likely, however, the three papers opened
voice together on the same note by accident.
line wa ShiDgtOn special of the Cincinnati
tOf'naeTclot, however, processes to have
"solid foundation for the statement
that the demonstration means business.
Hesays in this connection that "there are
ten open and avowed advocates OF the pro-
ject TO be met with now, where there was
one prior 10 the elections. Many republic
cans apparently accept the result as indis-
putably establishing the fact that the party
can not be successful next year if Grant is
not their candidate for President, and among
those who are most positive in this belief is
General Grant hfroSeIfJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-16

Mr.. Richa-i Grant White, who got many
good-natured raps over the knuckles for his
practice Of what he denominates "hetero-
phemy," In the Ga,Iry for December, berates
the critical editor soundly, and invents a new
word, "cynicasterism," to express his utter
contempt for them. The offending quill
drivers will doubtless wilt under the pom
cerosity Of his invective, and let him go on
with his heteropnemy unmolested hereafter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-16

Inc Alexandria Sentinel notes the appear
ance OF number OF drunken men on the
streets on Sunday, "most of them strangers
who came here from Washington to get
tight" There certainly must be some mis-
take about this. No Washington tippler, in
his right mind, would think of going 10
Alexandria for his bitters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-16
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

MOODY AND SANKEY'S HYMN BOOK,
by Bliss Sansey.
Hymns alone, and 10 cents: Hymns with Music.
Scents.
All the Bymn and Tune Rocks aud Sunday School
Music Books, constantly on hand
WIN. BALLANYYNK,S,
noy6u 42s 1rH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-16

&c.. - = %sSss!aS SSsSs e, s:ess
- srSss olea D. -. p.
- Mooss: sia 49, ncsr co.; so s1a =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-16
MEDICAL, &c.

nR. LEON,
Has REMOVED TO 90 SHARP ST., above Camden,
Bahinlore, tone sqEarsJIOn b. r o. Dspofl.
Ladies desiring treatment Of any complaint can
consult him with the utmost con fdelce.
Sepdrdte TOOnlstOr lady pdtteHts. oct1s In
nR. BUCkLkR J0NEs.-Twenty years expert
~ enoe in Female Diseases, Irregularities, ovs
Business confidential. 16A n. Howard ST., Bald.
MADAME RksTELL, II. d., o Thoroughly ex.
homes or oOmfOrtsbfe private rooms Careful naT.
the care Of Madame Restel are guaranteed scientific
sSs' .nd Dover &
"SATHlAOTlOH,'- On PER BOTTLE. Don.
COLONIZATION BuildingD jyl-6m'
nB. A. L. BOsWORTH, st toe Wssninston EIeo-
In:ts 1s street
v.ne and BiTas, Re mos. nSs
90 asfa s:n e s
ma. ROBERIsON, FROM BALTImoRI'
Is S0s w. 4 q
rsosnty OOutfscted cured to ' days
ss:ss :s.d!ssi:s sns sl s:
Gut ON IL the use 81 sSa S bfcus
.s.lns::: ssDsy;nsrssS: initsSiiitY .:ymPso%.
8 Les issss:s sss
n "a as1d can rely osP
hiSh tssti@ouias Which be nov holds from The led
ing Hhysicisns Of Baltimore Once lSt 10th stress
RQeIaT's yle.TABLl oQgaH sYRUP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-16

SPooxs, SILVER WARE RI. SETS
fOBks, - DINNER SETS,
BASKETS,
WATERS,
PEPPERS,
MUeTARDS,
SALTS, &C., &c, &C.,
including every imaginable article made of Silver,
from the lowest price to the most costly elegant
y nnished. SAML. KIRK SON,
nov9-Im 112 West Baltimore street
PEAL BID GLOVES, Ladies' and Gentiemen's,
~ % cent: pair new stock Just received At cheap
noSisr the e Sos 9th st.. OBJ Uf Patent 6s:.
A GARD TO THE LADIES-Artistic DRESS
"A MAKING In ell branches. Wedding, evening,
reception and dinner suits made to order in the
latest Partisan styles. 1922 PennsyIvania avenue
none need apply unless they want first class work
d0Ie. Private entrance. Mime LOUIE & co. mis- At
ASBURY q. APPLEMAN having fitted up his
~ Omces, i now prepared to disc punt all good
HORT,TIME NOTES that are offered him at fair
rates. MONTY to LOAN on good unincumbered
property. Once No. 1425h Pennsylyania avenue,
Lear Treasury Department. novl3 Ct
HAY AND LATHS.-schr. Nickerson is now un-
BANGOR lATHs at GREAT Fails Ice Co o. nps
wharf: " hich will be sold very low from vessel
Apply at the Company . wharf.
nB. w. B ENTWISTLE, corner Pennsyivania
Y avenue and l2h street, has kindly consented to
ms store Persons will please call there. Orders
left at the store of Bower. Bros, 18th and Streets
Sole Agent. novls ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-16
GRAND OPETIFGy
SATURDAY, October 3Oth, 1875.
SECOND INSTALLMENT
Fell and Winter Clothing,
AT
A GREAT REDUCTION OF FORMER
PRICES.
GR.AN.D OPENLFG!

The Nobby English Worsted Overcoat,
A Fine EIysian Beaver Overcoat, SILK Front,
A Handsome Elysian Beaver Overcoat, silk Front,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81, formerly 90
~ ' SIS, formerly SIS
A Magnificent Fur Beaver Oyercost. SIX trout,
A Splendid Fur Beaver Ovsrcoat, Silk Front.
A Grand Chinchilla Overcoat,
ss, formerly $40
A Fine English worsted Suit, Straight FrocS,"
Fine Enslish wOrsted Suit, Straight Frocf, o~
genuine Moscow Beaver Suit,
An Elegant Cass. Suit, New Market Style,
.... o.. 80. :. 90, formerly 50
Magnificent Cass. Suit, St. Bernard style. y
SIS, formerly ga
Stylish Cas-. Suit,
A Stylish Csss. Suit,
Heavy Working Suit,
And balance OF Stock In proportion. too numerous
TO mention. epecial attention IL called to
YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDRxHs CLOTH
~CALL EARLY TO AVOID THE r USH.
A. BTBAUs,
loil PINNsYLvANIA AVENUE.
II. BAH purchasers should bear In mind that
@ sa shrunk end nsds
nRles !sHIPTsE!ne prssa SHIFTS, rsedy
eesdz EsSs 1HIkfS. assvS 01Sson RI. s1Si
paAwHss' u es.ss. 1913 = street, n:sF IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-10-20
Wins Gffb6.
@aropatide &abeib eridte.
9eutfdIano.

9eutthtauo.
M linden, l9. Sftbr. - Sin beute Der
6ffentlidter f6ni9lid,er GlaB iebt oaS @eiet
Setrefis Der @ipil<Gbe in Strait.
9onbon, 20. Sttober. - @ine Sepeid)e
aus 8erlin melbet, oaB Der Sronprins bes
bentiden Jieides bic abiidlt hegt, bic Ybla.
Selpbia'er Weltausitelung gu beluheu. Sin
oeutldes 9ei1waber nub ibn mad 4merifa
begleiten.
..... Spamien.
Dt a0rib 10. Sttbr. = Senor Wfuluaga
1T gum @eianOten in Wterito ernannt. SenOr
DterrD miro iidb mad Sriiliel begebeu.
Set slufiiano tn Der SSersssoipiua.
Qonb OIL, IA. Oft. - Sine Spesial Dc.
peide aus gSten on Die ,8al OtaQ @aSette"
lagt, oaB eie Sniurgenten IN Der 6erSegomina
ild) gu Clnem augriffe auf 3ubsce riiiten. Oie
2iirfeH cOnientriren iidI oaielbit, uno mam
glaHbt, oaB eine enti6eioenoe S1iad)t 9elee
fert lperben mlro.
Sampiers8erid,te.
9on D II, l9. Oft. - Der Oampfer
r6urabap" fubr beute ab, nm OaS neue &lbel
auS5ubeiiern.
QueeH to II, 10. Dit. - Ser
0ampfer r@biHa" fam beute BON SOitOn
bier on.
Narft uno S6rie.
2on 3 II, 10. DIT. - @onlolS 81 BIG
fir Sob unO 8rief. - Imerif 5.20aer alte
1888, 67ger 1913. @rie 12f.
9iOerpOol, ~. Sftbr. - 8aummolle
rubt9 unO unuerdubert Sberl. u. Srl. 7g.
- Serfduft 10000 Saleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-10-20
eufal.sefi0tc ans g0oSbtuotpu.

S btn9ton, 10. Sft. @eiteru
Iadlmittag muroe oa8 Bie1O Dor Dem Suoau
oeS 6rn. Soell 3miid)en Der IA. uno Is. ctr.
ifeu HnO braunte onf; all Der Gfe Der 10.
mo y StraBe mur0eOoea bernu6aelhleuOer
uno i9mer berlebt. 9dS Bter0 erblelt glelh
fails ihtimne Serlcbungeu.
- @elterH 4beno Oerbnfteten bic SpeIials
Igenteu 9euoer'on unO SrOp i'm itGotiid)eu
Botamte einen angeblidleu Boitoicb. gSie
eS lfelnt, bat man lelt geraumer 3eit @elO-
brtete 3mlldlen bier lIno meltliden StG0tcu
uermlBt, uno NIenano fonute iagen, moran
Die Sd)ulO lag. Die obeng9nauuten Seamteu
muroen lfltcBltd beauinagt, Der Sa6e auf
Die Spur Su tommeu uu0 iEr Ser0adlt fiel
aut ben Polgebitlfcn 5. q. gtidolS, lpeld)cr
perbaftet murhe. Al8 man ibu onrdbiud,te,
fanO man Da5 ge;ettnete @elo, meld)c8 iih
IN etnem Sodbrlcie befuuoeu bate, in ieinem
SeiIb. gfid)oIs ertldrte, Dap CT baS 9elO auI
Dem SuBbooen gefnnoeH, bod oteie 2tuSreoe
moute nlht porbalten, oenn Sbcrlt 6anoiou
hattie baSlelbc III ell @ouoert geid]lohen.
ytl9olS puroe bcute Dttttag benz SunocS-
@ommlfidr oOrgefiibrt uno unter $1,000
Siirgidaft geiteat. IS blHbt inn cine Sraie
BON 1-5 SabreH 3udtbauSbaft.
- 9eute Wtor9en brad III Dem Sitredu Der
DYorf Concrete Comp" al Dem meltlid)eu
Gnoe Der 8. SmaBe 6euer aus, peld)cs ieood)
iebr raid gel0ibt ruurSe.
- Der - y9Salbingtouer Sabr Screin" btelt
beute I'M y Srigbtwooo Bdrre" Slpei 9teaneu
ab, bel lueldeH Die YferOe STA ." aus @l=
toOna, 8a., mo rs. q. Soc 8romu" aus
@lenS' 6aus, g. g., Die 9auptpreile er.
rangen.
- Sin bieiiges Sountag5blatt fiinbist an,
man 9lalbe in mllitdrtf)en Sreiien, General
u. y. 6umpbrepS, Der @bef oe8 2(rmee S5nz
genteur-@orpS, wcrOe I'M 4uufe oes beporite.
beu0cu gStnterS aboanlcn. Die 3cltnq be-
merit bu5u, 9eneral &abcod, Der Setretdr
beS Brat0enten, babe Die bette Qu8IidJt, gum
gtadlfol9er beS 8encral5 0umpbrepS erHaunt
81 meroen. @eneral 0umpbreD5 ltebt nod i'll
Der Sltttbe ictner SIbrt, mo oa nud) ionIt
gar teine llriade 5u ieinem 3tftritte porban.
oen 1T, 10 llegt Der @eOante uabe, OaB er eben
uur abOantcH iOu, nm einem 2luOereu Blab
5u MAIDEN. Die Steue lit cine, mie Iie Iid)
9eneral SGbcod MIR mitHidIeH t6unte, uno
oa Oa5 BrOcft 0e5 orllten 2(mtStermIHS III
oteSritfe 81 geben Orobt ,;ri6cint eS mcbr, ais
mabriteiulid), OaB SabcOf auf @m. 0um-
pbregS' Stelle alptrtrt; le0enfdl6 bat er be
leitS 3u irtrtguiren be9ouneu. @eneral @raut
ielbit miinld)t nie Wltgieoer iciueS Stab3
oeriorgt 81 Ieben, unO man lit bier ber2lultdt,
baB 9eueral Sabcod faitA1eS crlaugeu tanE,
mas er Hur mini1t.
- 0a8 Oberbunoesgeridlt entldte6 beute
cine 9lnSabl 6c6tSidae, oarlInter mar leoOd)
fetner bon beionberer 8eoentnug.
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0erMiiNfe Sepefd1et Gus
Wetus@orf-

WemsDOrt~
N en. orf, 19. Oft. - Der Oampfsr
ygttp Of Gbeier" 1T BON eteerpori bier elm
getrofIen.
-@ Sob er0ffnete su l16&.
Gin Spe3alageni brS Sfabamtes nabnl
aeitern Seioenpanren, Sammet uno Seiabart
tifel gum Wertbe pon S35 900 in Se'fla9,
melde fiirSlid) BON @nglauo impOrtirt nor
ben unb in Sradltbriefe inter penn 8ertbe
aeid)ibt naren. Gs rpar ben Sollbeamte1
9elungen, Die Original Sraftliite 81 erbalten,
ruoOnrd Der Bttrug entoedt muroe.
- Der bteitae Safencoaeftor lit beihdfttgt,
Die 5roge Oes 0iiidSolls auf 6utsuder Our6
grptrte unteriuden 5u luiieu. Sa man gu
oleler llnterlu6uu9 Mir 3uder= =8aifiuerlebe,
fiber, meld]e iid) aus Dem @elddltslehen sll-
baben, perrpenoen fann, 10 bGlt
es Upper, seeiguete 9eute III finben.
- Die b1eiige 4ftienbSrie bat 446 Mit9lie-
Der.
Seute Worgen 5tpiiden II uub ubr
lanoete Elm Utann, gtamens Sames GrOmleD,
nit Der SouitonFtraBen 6dbre in Wiaiams-
burg. Gin Yolisiit bemerfte, oaB er Die Sorz
iiberqebenoen belditi9te uno warnte i'm. Salo
oaranf bDrte Der Boli3tft ein St6bnen, er elite
binsu uno fauo, baB Der Ofaun auf Der Strabe
lag uno Den Soal8 gebrofeu bate. @sor9e
Mpers uno gSm. grlportb, welbe f9 in
@rowlep's @eiellI9aft befanoeu, wurSen anf
ben Serba6t bin perbaftet, i'm nieber9eidlas
gen Su baben. UtperS iagte aus, baB er NIT
@rorplep bon Nelp=9orf setommen mn oaB
oieier BON SemanOem rieDer9eihlasen pors
ben lei.
- Seit Der plitte bes Wonats September
traien pom @ns!ano 100000 Bfb. Sob ein,
wopou oaS Dtitusanlt $4,000 Hfo. erbielt.
= Der unteridutmeiiter Sablte beute fir
Snterehtu s24, 900, fir eiugeSogene Sbli9a'
tiouen S303 900 ans.
= 9ie 3Oa @innabmen betrn9en bente
S3S8. 600
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Ser 8eI0nsatff.

NemzOorf, 10. Sftbr. - Selb fluu 5u
gSed)iel 1au gu 4.77@. @oiO
ifloB su 1l6a-116s. gunbeS.Oblt9otionen
jdlolien lau, abcr itetig; 8ler @oupcn
1923; 64er Coupon ll9; 65er 1l9t; neue
1l9I; Ger 1903; bSer 1918; neue Eiinfer
117g; 1O.40er Coupon III. Ittien idlloiien
leb6ait, aber felt; N.=Y. Central 1903; grie
145; Safe Sbore 554; SlS. @entral 50
Bittsburg 90; gorth Bsltern So; Yrtor.
485; 0tofz zSSlauO l034.
llnteriaabamts Stlaus: Sob $40, 0,577,'
6S2; Gourant S52, ,969,472.
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Ste 8eteramett : Mettnion IL: Tetp'
ceerSelt.

@lisabetb, q. s., 10. SItober.
beute bier abgebaltene Seteranen 0feunlon
mar eine gldnienoe Seitliffeit. Sn 9Saoerln
bielten Die @enerdle Silpatrid, Yrlor, Sal.
fteab uno Sigel uno Sapt. @omaroS BON Der
conf0bertrteu Armee Heoen. Sei Der 9tid
febr Der @eteranen BON gSauerlD mar has
qanse StGotden iaumiuirt, 6enerruerfe pnr<
ben abacbraunt, uub fait alle S.lpobner lua=
rcn aui Den SeineH. IbenoS fanO Gin groBeS
Vnnfett ltatt.
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redten unS mabren aniebe." Der 0leSuer
fritiiirts bann in idarfen gusbriidsn oaS
bisberige Serinbren Der ra6ifalen Barter nnJ
i9iloerte barauf bic Serbienite oeS 2(1!b.
Sobn Gee Carroll, oes Ndtb. Is. s. 81.
@wiun, bes Sen. 2atrobe unb oeS Staotratb.
mtt9lie0eS 6rn. 0euisler. &on &ebterem
ia9te er: yISr. Seuisler lit Der 8eprdientuut
nno Der @anoicat lueiner BarO i'm Stabtz
rattle. @r iit Den Siirgern Saltlmore's fciu
| Srember. Gem Gbaratter 1T uuautaltbar, uno
bel Der 4nSfitbrun9 ieiner Diicntlideu 8iif-
ten lieBer iidl ME ben fleiniten UiiBgrift, ue
oaS gertngle Seriehen Su Sbuloeu tommen.
In SaleHt ua0 9SdBlgfeit miro CT Don teiz
mem anOeren Ottt9lieoe Ne8 StaohatbS iib,rs
troffen. Seet m6dte tdD all Sic, mene Der-
ebrten 3ub0rer, tie 6rage rid)ten, oh irqeuo
elm 9rnno pOrbanoeu NOR, oieien auSge3ec)s
neten Dtann ais uniablg fir oaS 2lmt III
erfldren, meldeS or 10 lan9e sur 3uirieocnbllt
aler Biirger Salttm0re'S bcflel0ete? llu0
bod bat OaS Dor Orei BO6en ernannte So.
mite lbn alS einen 9anSltd unfGbi9eu @tanI
bingefellt."
Sr. 0feeie bemertte tueiter: ,Selbf oeI
adtb. SObn See Carroll ertiGrte Sas &omll.
titr etnen unfdbigen @ouuerneurS. Gambia.
ten, Dem Ad)tb. S. RorriIon 6arrlS oaqeqcu
lang es Elm goblieS. g2er oieir l0r. 9ariS
eigentlidl lit, bariiter geben ms Die Gtnualen
oeS SabreS 1859 ben beiteu NufidluB." Der
&eoner er6dblte oann i'll bibli9em Stgl pou
Dem 5erau89eber be8 yglmerican" uno Der
neuen DiNlif Afaoemie eine fleine 9eid)id)te,
weldIe aagemeine 5eitcrteit erregte.
6r. &eeie idlOB eiHe 9teoe nit iOlgenOen
8orten: rSdl nebme beute nod 0leielbc
Stellung, alS am Z. September elm. glud)
iCh hin Pin cCreItuh ienIirhpr 9Spforr, nhp,.
ntdbt berieuigen 9teform, nit pelber uniere
@egner uns begliidsn poGeu. Gum StluIe
erlauben Se mir nod Die @ropbeSeIbuug
anfjultelen, 0aB Die Republifaner, ebe nod
Die Sonne am ,. HoUenlber i'll berbnllAenr
9lanSe untergebt, I'M Staate 0tarylauo
9ritnOli9 9eidlascn iein merOen."
ar. George 9t. 9aer,
Der Wtebl' uuO @etraibebGric.
mar Der leete 0teOuer dis oieier inter ian.
tenn applaus 9eenost, perta9te ii1 Die Ser
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Der neme 9efretdr oeS snnertt. -
GrsSeuator Gbanoler tttttntt
ma Mint ffff

Baib,nston, 10. Ott. : 81. .Senator
Gbanrlsr tatte beute Dtor9en cine ldngere
llnterreomng nit oem BrafSenteunnb erfldrte
fida oann tereit, bas Unit bes SefretdrS oes
Snnern ansunebmen. Die Seialluns nnroe
iofort ausgeiertigt uno Sberridter Cartier
pom Difrifts<O Oberseridte nad benz y 9SeiBen
6aui& befellt, I'M 9rn. Chamber gu uerei.
eigeh. 9r. Gbanbler nab1l in Der Cabinets.
Sftung l6fortIeinen Pias eiiI,
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Selegrapbii6e Sepei9ett.
(Beridte Der ~NlfOcirteH Yreiie" fir Den ~&or'
reiponoenten.O
Snlagss9epeideIi.
afns Ser @unSesba,,ptiYast.

gSa binsto 8. s., 10. Sftober.
Der Snoianer. Gomnifidr Smitb ptrlpeiit
aui ben Beri6t oen luteriuduuss eommli-
lion uno betradtet es ais elm auBeroroentlid)
aitn5tiaes Steinltat, oaB BON oeu$13 ,000, 900,
ipeldle mabrsno rer lesten 2 Sabre bort ans
seaahlr porben isien, nur $1,000 gcitoblen
murbeu. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-10-20
0ram0 1T YsnuipInanteu. - Gin
Seiuo tn oett flantutett ttt,ts
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Yittsburg, 10. Of. : Su einen tleiz
neu 6auie in Sil:@tp, Ya., welfes BON
elmer Samllie, &amens 9intb, bemobnt
murbe, brad, beute Nahmitta9 6euer aus.
Die fleinen &iuoer Der Ealnllle tpollten in
abmcieubeit Der @lteru nlittelit aeroiinDl Elm
Seuer I'M Sfen aumadlen, aIs ploslid) Die
Same NIT nem 8erOiinDl erplOoirte. Gin
fleiner Snabe iuur6e 10 idmer uerbranllt,
bab CT ihwerid) anl eeben bleiben tpirS.
Sin ,meltsS SinO, ein Wab6en BON l3 Sab
rem. Tam unDerlett bapOn; oas brittle Sino
absr, elm uleriabrtaes Dfdod)en, Tam IN ben
5E1lmnieu mn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-10-20
8aIttu1nre MD Wttmod, oen 20 Ottober 1875.

(Spdter.) Sefrttdr Chamber eridien beute
MIDI i'm Oepartemente bes Sunern, rtr6 aber
pabriheinlid, uorgen iein amt antreten. Ser
SiilfsietretGr oes Snnern uno Der Snbianer'
GonmiIidr Smitb p'rben mahrideinlid abs
banfen, i'm 5ale Sr. Chamber oieies uamltd
min r,e,t {nIffp
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9met w d,tner iiber @nrs.

8 It II, 10. Oftober. = Capt. @rifIitb
Smltb BON benz Sdoouer ueucp Grabam," !"
meldlcr heute Don YbilaOelpbia bier etntraf,
beri6tet, baR am letteu Samitag in Der Jldbe
Der Sirn- Sniel iein Steuermann Oauio Sos
mea pou Wauricstotpn, N..S., uno ein 9teser
non philadelphia liber Soro seiAleuSert
murben lnD ertraIfeu.
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0SaDrIMelnltd, t6otttd,e SGteBs
2tffaire. -a-.a

Nem=gorf, 19. Stt. 3wiifen 81
motbp Otabonep unb eiuem Wanne, beiien
Name nod, nid)t ernittslt lit, entitano aeitern
Wtorgsu I'm llbr in SEEM. Brighton, Staten=
Sslano, I'M Elm junges Wdo9en, Dem SeiOe
sugetban marsil, Strsit, Der camit enoete, SaB
Mabonep Our6 bic Sruit gei9oiien unS wabrs
ideiulidl t1Stlidl permnnoet muroe,
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MilwGufee, 8isc., 10. Sftbr. = Sor
ettpa adt Sagen iuurbe Der Sdleriff Safer
BON BortageS@ountp Don ben SriiDern AmeS
unb Siaaf @ourtrprigbt get0otet, rpdbrenO sr
fie ans einem 9etanbe 81 treiben iud3te. -
Seute Worgen be9aben iid etipa 40 Oasfirte
nah Dem @efanguiiie bel Stepeu8' YOint,
fciielten ben 8adter, idlepptsn Die @ebriioer
@ourtiurigbt aus ibren 3ellea unb bin9en ite
an einem Sanme auf. Die Sbdter itu6 nidJt
befannt. mum 9laubt aber, oaB re aus Der
Stabt 8louer famen.
....--... ggms Gttba.
Sapanna, 19. STtOber. = guS Spa.
nien itno bier smei meitere 9ampfer nit Ser
itdrfungen fir Die Iru,ee etngetroHeu.
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ShiTS.ttuEdae.

5alifar, 9.+S., 10. Gttbr. = DE
Manni6ait oes Sdooners ,,@meline," MEL
der auf Der Sablt BON Solton na4 Bort-all=
Briuee ON 10. os. bon eiuenl beftt9enoturme
erfabt unb id)rer beiddoigt Waro, iuuroe bon
Der Brisanttue v&omraOet" Die nad Semalfa
fubr, auf9enommeu unb am II. bcm S9ttte
y@uie @. Butler" iiberseben, weldss lie beute
bierber bradte.
Seit geiteru Morgen iino bier Die Vtann-
ibaiten BON bier uerungliit!en Sdiffeu eln,
9etrOfeu. Ser Oampier r@eo. Shattuf"
brad)te oie Seeleute uon Den Shiifen Cor
uaoo," ,,San8parltal" unO IS. H, &itd1en.
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Gtne @reiiim perbrennt Sur0
tftas1 n ri 61ffnfeff.

gSilm ng ton, Del, 10. Sftober. -
Srau @liforo bon 0oper, 0el., uerbrannte
geltern ytahmittag lltr, inoein ibre ttleiSer
ipabri6einlid) ourdl Tunter aus einer Yfeife,
welde iie raudte, ent3iinoet murosn. Die
eErau mar So Sabre alt.