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New-York tribune., 1875-09-01

EFFORTS FOR THE ARREST OF BURGLARS.
INCIDENTS OF THE INVESTIGATION OF THE BUR-
GIAgY AT DIR. HAMMOND's HoUsE-THE GRIM
INALs PROBABLY IDENTICAL WITH THOSE CON
NEcTYD WITH TIE NOE MURDER
The further investigations that have been
made in the Of the attempted burglary OF exSur
seon-General Hammond's house. at No. 43 West Fifty
fourthst have developed some interesting particulars
In the rear OF DR.. Hammond's house Is small stable
fronting on West Ftyhfthst, in which, 1t is believed
tie three burglars remained until the heat Of the search
had hat subsidized. Traces Of the burglars were
found there by the police The servants in the adjoining
house heard the firing the morning Of the burglary
and could see the police plainly and were able to dstin
esh any persons who might be Reeng through the large
vacant lot fronting Fftyfourthst but they did not
zee the three burglars. This with the fact that the
police did not find them, leads to the belief that they
made their escape by the way Of Fifty ffst, through
the stable.
Detective John MCGOWAN Of the Nineteenth Precinct
Said Yesterday that the case of DR.. Hammond grows
more mysterious and intricate the s investigated
He had been hard at work since the burglary and had
discovered two cews that may result In the arrest OF at
least one OF the men, believed that the burglars
were badly injured thought at first The police
believe generally that the persons attempted TO
enter DIR Hamnonds house who were implicated In the
Killing OF Mr. Noe. The cook at DIR. Hnnmond's house.
on the night before the attempted burglary saw three
men approach the house aud stand for soe time LOOKING
al the frtner end the lot adjoining This
et dusk One of the wered the description given
ON Wednesday last a wering the description OF
Mr.. Noes assailant was seen with companion in the
Central Park The description Of the wounded man also
agrees with that of the man who came from the corner OF
Nurrsys the morning OF MI Noes assault and Joined
GreeHWehst These Two ncn We're joined " third
The police strong to believe that the three
r TTsSteth Preoncs and hope to secure one Of them
at least, before they can make GOOD their escape
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
DECISIONS-AUG. 81.

SUPREME Court - ChambGs-Bv Judge Brady
Charles Edward JungerDanp agt Catherine Jungerian
Report referee confirmed and decree Of divorce granted 10
plaintiff
Fellows ag CookMoton be renewed on the merits on
additional papers
Ily Judge LOew.-KeIby agt. Kearney.-Applicaon for
lie appeal granted on payment OF $50
costs the service OF the order
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
ESTIMATES OF CITY DEPARTMENTS.

EXPENSES FOR THE COMING YEAR OF THE BOARDS
OF POLICE, CHARITIES AND CORRECTION, AND
PUBLIC WORKS.
The estimates for the coming year OF three
of the Municipal Departments those OF Police Charities
and Correction and Public Works, made public yes
terday. In that Of the Police Department, which Is
$4,000 less than that of last year. the estimate for
street cleaning shows large increase consequent upon
the necessity Of carrying the refuse out to sea.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
IMPROVEMENT IN CITY HEALTH.

MARKED DECREASE IN DISEASE AND DEATH-ANNUAL
REPORT OF THE BOARD.
The meeting of the Board OF Health, which
is usually held Tuesdays, postponed until Friday
on account OF President Cbandlers absence in Washing
ton D. C. The Sanitary Inspectors made 1895 inspec-
tons in the past week. and the Ambulance Corps trans
ported IA of smallpox to the Riverside Hospital On
Blackwes Island and three bodies to the Morgue The
following Ii comparative statement Of contagious dis
eases in this city for the past two weeks
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
-ERyRPG
.yEss ws T p1S T sssr s Measles e Rrn f%a po1 nsa Msa
as as % o." e % ! .ssS $S :

.nGsns phS: ph6id let Meases theria. poi insitls.
Aas ASs g. a.: : 2ss 10 ! SO SS 8
Assistant Sanitary superintendent James stated that he
considered that smallpox had been practically driven
from city, Dr. james said that the general sanitary
condition Of the city better than 1t has been before
for many years this He believed that the vac
chatting corps ought TO continue it's work for at least
another month"; but the expenses at the Riverside Hos
pital have drawn 90 heavily upon the funds that
there is no money to pay for longer service.
The records OF Dr. Elisha Harris, the Register OF
Vital Statistics shows that for the week ending Aug
2s there 592 deaths In the week previous 6s5
deaths we're reported showing decrease OF 93 There
were only deaths reported and verified from small
pox Dr. Harris said that the health OF this city
during the past week has been better than In the CORE
spending week for many years For the corresponding
week Of 1874 there 73S deaths In TINS city, l43
deaths more than for the week Of 1879. This small
deatlrate and general healthy condition Of the city DE-
attributes to the vigorous measured OF the board
of Health These gcnc measures have been aided by
the lower temperature and increased dyness Of the
atmosphere. ..,o,
The annual report Of the Board Of Health for 1879 !.
nearly ready, and is expected that u Will oe Issued
within the next two weeks. The pFooftheets Of the
greater part Of the werk have been REVISED ana tne
whole will be placed in the publishers hands tan week
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01

The report appearing in THE TRIBUNE of
Aug 26 To the effect that forged notes amounting to
$4,000 were found the person Of william J. Rec,
who is now imprisoned in default Of $4,000 bail for
completely in the forgery Of California and Oregon Rail-
road bonds, was in respects Incorrect The notes
were not found his person. although letter signed by
him aud guaranteeing their genuiDeness thus
found The had passed out Of his hands previous
TO his arrest but the authorities well satisfied that
he WAS concerned in their forgery that he Is able TO
procure the amount of bail In which he held be
will be rearrested the charge Of attempting 10 nego
tate forged notes.
new application has been made behalf of Rec for
his release on Eabeas corpus. This application 10 the
ground that the amount VI his bail Is excessive. judge
Brady grained writ Of habeas corpus, retnabe before
IN o-mOrrOW,
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
(Announcsmenu
Many druggists have BURNETT's COLOGNE.
DIR. LYONS TOOTH TABLETS.
An elegant toilet luxury
tAnnouncsmeuul
TIE REGULAR ARMY,

LUYDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER for tho
toilet bath delightful substitute for Cologne Bay Rum
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
SUITS UPON FORFEITED IMPORTERS BONDS.
Tn the United States District Court ycster-

SUITS UPON FORFEITED IMPORTERS BONDS.
In the United States District Court ycster-
day the Government began suits against Merrick Price
and Charles f. Clark, under the firm name OF Merrck
Price 4 Co.. and their bonisman Edward A. Bibby, to re-
cover $Is 3s1 the amount of importers bonds given by
them between May and June 49, 1869. Suits we're also
begun against that frm with Charles Hanks as bonds
man. to recover 23 6lO the amount Of importers bonds
given by them between April IL and Dec. 81, 1859.
1t seems that this firm, between Feb aud June 10,
1862 gave importers bonds for $133sO with Joseph B
BartleInan, John f. Klump, and Thomas g. Irwin as
bondsmc suits also begun to recover the amount
OF these bonds According the declarations Bartc-
Is DOndsman for $1,000, klump for tie same
amount, and Irwin for So 1SO. Ii is claimed that TINS
HrIn did general importing business somewhere In this
city 1869 but the authorities yet unable 10 ds
cover where Its place business neither do they
know what has become of the firm either Of Its Belp
bers The suits referred to therefore begun for the
purpose Of obtaining the amount OF the bonds specified
from the bondsnen all Of whom are, 1t is thought per
fectly IespOusble
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
Elk MEN TO BE HUNG AT ONCE.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Aug. 31.-Six men will
hanged Friday next. They sentenced al the
last term Of the Federal Court for murder.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01

An approved, safe, and speedy remedy for
Darrhea Dysentsry. Cholera summer Compaint and all
BAIsGM The prudent viii keep bottle Ut useful medi
cine by them
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01

during the late war; used enormous quantities Of DALLEYs
AL PAIN EXTRACTOR found 10 be the only
sRn Diseases Pes and Wounds VI every Kind 81
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01

A DOLLAR CASE of Homeopathic Medicines.
IA directions fof their sent postpaid receipt Of
81. SMITHS Homeopathic Pharmacy, iO1 4thave n. y.
EVERYTHING IN HOMEOPATHY.
II At HUMPHREYS. 662 and Sl7 Broaiway.-BOoKs,
FAMILY MEDICINE CASES, Homeopathic specifies, Vet
Urinary Medicnes Tinctures, SlutionA PclsAA HI N.
pHRGYH WITCu-UAzEL OIL.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
LAupIoUGu's PYRETIc SALINE is the cure for

feyors bousness small pox skin diseases and other
Spring alnerts Sold by Chemists throughout
world and the Maker, ll3 Hoibornh London England
Use substitute
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
CALENDARS-THIs DAY.
NHbT s]N'11HHs'1 TIT" D"F'
SrpRENE CoURT-CHANBPRs- ]

40 Levy agt DinkelsIiel 173.. lamb agt Leach, &c.
46 sohimer &c. agt Him 176 Richards agt. Richards
termest.r 1S0. Thompson agt. SalO
rs. .H0ldaneag Mittnacht mon 1.-TWO m0ti0ns).
1l9 Riggs agt. PuTsel 1S1. .Harlowe agt. b. ST. anG
l2O. Matter Of Guar. Saw. +. i. X. IL. co.
Inst 19D .Fiochi agt. Tinelli.
1877 Gin agt Guar. Saw 1877 .Wellts ct al Rgt. Bow
Inst. tgnit
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
Cheapest Advertising in the World.
KELLOGG'S
Great Newspaper Lists.
CHICAGO LIST.

SO so PER LINE.
In the West and North. West.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01

Literal Discounts on Orders OF $50 and Orer
New-York tribune., 1875-09-01
ST. LOUIS LIST.

S2 50 PER LINE.
In the West and South WesA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-09-17
Cages a 1leaiakfiten.

Der ansfaa Der gS abl in M atne hal
auentbalbeu i'm 2anoe Staunen beruoraerll.
fen, 3untal Maine biSher INNER nod Der etn.
St9e Staat blteb, III nel6em bic Rabifalen
ibre StGrfe bebanpteten. Die yH.,0. StQats.
5ettun9" ia9t: p@s mare pergeblid), lGugneu
Slt tuollen, baB bieraus auf cine tnmer nod
bebeutenbe Stdrte Der Str6muus ge9en Die
Observation-Disclosures seidlOiieu perben muB,
melAe i'm portgen Sabre 5u 10 coloiIalen
Srtumpben Der Oemofratie gefiibrt bot" =
0as SIatt ratb ben &epublitauern ibre
Bartet iofort auf5ul6ien unb cine neue III bill
ben. 9as tuerben fte bleiben laiien.
SIN ben 9tem'Dorfer SIRE
IN 2 ira fanif al ten ftno neulld, ME
berbolt 6dlle grauiamer 8ebanoluna pon
SnlafIen an's 2ift gebraft morben. 9ie
agesuadlridten" bemerfen in bieiem TaIle
yGs mtr0 10 lange nid)t an6ers merben. ala
Die Beamten Der Stem gorfer Sffeutlihen
anitalten auf bic bisherige @ere ausaemGblt
ipsroen. Stellt man etpa etnen Reuihen an
tr9eno etnen Amte au, neil er fir bafIelbe
belonoers befdbi9t 1T, ooer neil iein @barafter
etne 9eniigenbe Bitrgidaft bafiir bietet, ban
er bieies Imt auh 9eb0rtg perleben merbe
0as ftnoet nur III NuSnabmef6aen ilatt. Die
,.0oaferS" nno vNOnbie8," mel6e uniere
StraBenefen uniider MAIDEN nno iid) init
a0erlei 9eitnbel oeiielbcn @eli4ters in pcn
Sdnapsfneipen berumtretben, Inn bort fir
Die gSaropolttifer, beren anbdnger iie Itnb,
Su arbeiten, miifien natiirlif fir ibre arbeit
Dor uno p6hrenb Der @abl na9 ben qliidlis
den ablauf perielben belobnt tperoen, Hno iie
befonlmeu besbalb trgeub Elm amt, peld1es
19r Batrou su beieteH bat. Gin 0topbp miro
@etaHgenwarter, elm anberer 9anoit mirb
Mdrter III elmer Srrenanitalt II. |. no., mo III
9erabe elne Stelle fir cine 6rau oatant, 10
betommt bieiclbe be 6rau ODER Die 6reunoiu
etHes lOI4sn Burden. 90 lan9e bic Seams
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-09-17
Ste so&eeRe Nc9eI ltttO Ste &eaeL
bNft (6nIN

Sor etntgcn Sa9en - ihretbt Die ,gt..9).
2rl0une" -erbtelt Elm &ews9arfer Ser nit
Der PoIt etne @elbanweiiuuq auf 500 9llrs,,
mei9e er III ietner 8anf Oeponirte, tporanf Ct
N ote untere Staot gtng. 8trt bSrte er Elm
@erltd]t, pelneS tbn reranlaBte, eiliaft mad,
Der Sanf 3uritd5ulaufen. gr erreid1te oieielbe
taum 25 Dttnuten ipdter, nadoeut er ieinen
@9ed oeponlrt bate, bod Die Sbiire mar ae=
ldloi1en. Setn @elo mar fort. g8ar eS 9e=
ltoblen? gSar Der 8anfier Elm Sd1minbler ?
Our4aus nl4t; oerielbe bate MIR faairt.
3n oerlelben 3eit erbielt Elm Saiifnauu
elle 9roBe Nuantttdt Baarelt filrS uadl 8anfz
l9luB. 0er Saufmann berIprah, bic 3etz
nung am fel9enben Sage III besablen. 4ls
oer SerIenOer Der 98aaren am folueuSeu
Nor9en IN bic Seitung blidte, bemerfte er,
oaB per hstrefenbe &auimaun 8anferOtt
9eemad)t bate. 9erieIbe bate bic 8aorer
9oer er bate fetnen Gbed erbalten. 9Rar Der
SallImann Elm 0ieb ? gtid1t TIM @erinqften,
ct bate nur feline 3abIun9en einaeftelt un6
mar ntAt TN StauDe, ieinen Standardization
naf5ufommeu.
!3loet lun9e WtGnner tpurben fiirSltd) tn'S
Boll3et9ertdlt gebradt auf bte2ntlaqe, Sfuhe
ans etnem &asen 9eitoblen su babeu. sic
nlad'ef Seioe etnen 9uten @tnbruG unb man
tGlll 3n Der uebersengun9, OaB ie aus Notb
Serbre9er tpurOen. !6atten iie fallirt ober
lbre Sablungen etugefeIlt? g1ein, iie mareu
Otebe, gang geuDbnlidJe 9iebe uno murben
prompt tn's 3uftbauS 9efidt.
gtun lage nod Gtner, es ei feline @ered)s
tt9feit i'm &anbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-09-17

i3enfte, alle @elber eiusufaiIiren unb fte in
etner geiptiien SaTt Su oeponiren. 9lS 6r.
@arrin bon ieiner Barrier @eidGft8reiie ;uz
ritffehrte, mar U@raf BON Srier" nit $500
i'm Ritffanoe. @arrin iagte linn, oaB er
oaS @elo bis 81 einem geptIIen Saqe erz
eBen mitiie. StQtt 6eS @elOe8 erbGelt er
etnen Srtef, morin tbm @raf Srier rlttbeil.
te, bas @eIO lei ibm geftoblen morOen uno er
lebe it6 inter Iolaen llmtduoen peranlabt,
i'm Sentralpart SelbItmoro 81 begebeu, BEN
Repoloer babe er itd) bereit8 gefauft. gfun
RIB Dem Srn. @arrin bic Ge0uIO uno er be.
ouftra9te ote@ebetulpOli3Pi, ben iaubern@raz
len etn3ufangen. 9teicn fanb man oeuu
aud obne ytiibe. gr bate cine Ballet
Utdnieu gebeirutbet unb in ibrer @eieui6aft
Oa8 SelO etne8 Yrtu3tpal8 periubelt.
Sn 8 erlin lit idou mleOer ein golbu1
fttr'8 @atcrlanO 5u Gobe crarStrt pOrOeu.
- VSitB uno ebrenpol iit's," BON etuem
Sleutenant ooer Corporal Su EObe gepritgelt
Su merben.
Sin g8aiierpfdffetn in Ero1, ". : g.,
bat neuerolng8 etn Subititut fir ben gSein
bet'm abenOmable entoedt; er erIebt ben
8eln our6 Srauben @elee, nel6eS nit
Wafer peroitnnt lift. - &ir piirben ibm ars
9eratben baben, Root Beer'' III nebuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-09-17
Die ScerOi8ltn8 tRtt $ tnoers
4fifScrA


SO 0 trea ! Canada, ID. Septbr. -
Der Sndof BON Nontreal hat ieine 9roz
hung, mabr 9emad)t uuo am Sonntuqe pom
Der Sau3el aus oaS flrdJltde 9luQtbema iiber
bic sur Beeroigung @uiborO's beItimmte Be.
QrG6niBItGtte auf Dem &irtbofe Cote des
Neiges" au8gelpro1eu. Sn elnem uer0ffentz
ltbten S6relben oeS Sti6ofs mabnt er sur
6ube uno idlieBt, nit Se5uguahme auf 0Q8
al59elprod)ene Anatbema: Strait unierer
autOritdt mo nm finftlg llnruben 81 pers
metoen, erIaiien mir Germit Die @rtldrung,
oaB Der Blab i'm StrWbOfe, in melhem Der
2elb oc8 ueriforbenen @uiboro beqrabeH
meroen ptrb, ielbIt menn er ipdter tpieoer
Qu5Qegrab,u rueroen lollte, bod nit Dem SSuz
ter0itt belegt uuO uou ocn iibrigeu Sir6=
bofe ab9etreunt iein iOll. Dies lit Die @r=
fldrung, Gle mir Sud Su geben bQbeu.
9esbalb brauht SIR nldt III fiirdten, oaB
@uer6rteOb6f ieinen gebetltgten& barafter per=
liere ODER baB Die beillgen @ebrdudle, Die an
ietnen gehciligten uno geiegneten BlGben ge=
itbt perben, jenlals bingeopfert oOer nit 6iis
3en getreteu merOeu f0nnen." Die Glrfung,
Die bieier 8rief auf Die StaOt ausiibte, fam
nidJt mobl 9eidiloert merocn. @r fiel ME
Elm SltBltrQbl aIf oaS ''lnstitut Canadien." !"
Sin Correspondent bate nit General =8ifar
Dtoreau cine llnterreouug iiber bieie augele-
senbeit. Derielbe iagte, Oas ''lnstitut Cana
diem" wurOs fur5 nuf ieiner @rridtung BON
Der STRIDE nidJt augefeinOet; ais itf aber cine
au5abl gebeiHer @eieuidaften oer@eieuiflaft
anidlofen, entSog Die STRIDE Dem Snfitut
ibre lluterItiieuug, Die Sibltotbet bs8 Sn=
ititutes iei frlra nadber NIT ben gSerfen 0tos
liere'S, Soltatre'5 unO anOeren unbetltgen
unD perwerfliAen 8Idern Oerjeben uOr0eu.
0arauibln bena6ri6tigte bic Stride Die Rtt-
alieOer Oes SnititutS, OaB, 10 lange ite iencr
@eiellifaft augeb0rcnr ibnen Der 3utrttt 81
ben Saframenteu Der Sirde peria9t uHO tb-
neu aud Oas flrdli6e Be9rdbRlB oermetgert
merOen miiiie. Otebrere Dttt9Ileoer traten
hieraui aus Der @'eiellidIaft; SHiborO, Der
nl4t austrat, ertranlte balO nadber unO
ididte nad] einem Brieiter, Der tbm le0od Die
Sterbciatranlcnte uerpeigGte, 10 lan9e er
m4t::tI ace, DaB Ct uufb0re, cm 9tttglte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-09-17
Gin araRltGer WprO.

G1mira, N.sD., IA. Sept. - glui oe,
Sarn oe8 Charles 0cfer IN Der gtdhe Dor
@bemung tpuroe ain 9onreritag cine robt
ItorOthat ucriibt. Webrcre 8eriouen ans
Der llmgegeIo batten itd] sum 8eiud einge
funOen, inter Inoeren auf) Der Wiulatte Oto.
les @barlc8 uuo Sila8 Osborn, ein Gltlidel
Nanu. Die 2eute batten pGbreuO oeS5age9
bcm @laIe tiid)ttg Sugelprod]eu. Il8 fl
9tahmittag8 tbr 0tobl etnnabmeu, ermdbntt
osborn zines Strette8, Oen er Dor etntgel
3ett mit0tOie8 Charles 9ehabt, uub bemerfte
OamalS babe Der 9teger i'm sum S6meiger
gebradt, oie8mal ubcr miiroe linn ote5 MIDI
gelingen. G8 mGre iofort an Der Safel sul
Gauferei gefommeu, meuu nidlt Osborn qe.
duBert bGtte, oaB Der Ytulatte ibm iiberleger
lei; uno bamit hattie Der Streit eln @noe
Otan mar SuIammen getommen, I'M in BIZ
gSette &aumftdmme ans bem 6elOe 5u rOlleu
gtod Dem @iieu gtugcn Die &eute tpieOer al
bic 2lrbeit. 2luf Dem gSege mad Dem Selbt
be9ann Aoalbert Osborn, Elm Sobu OeSSilas
Osborn, ben Ntulatten Charles III id)impfer
uno auf tbn III flud)en. Charles brobte BEN
lungen Osborn nit einigen Sbrfeiger, peur
er nidt Ifweige. 9arQUf iugte Sila8 SS
born gum Otulatten, mtI1u CT Semanber
IQJluYGjL luUuSI lOu u MI llll tuIl utIl AIl
lang MAIDEN. 9QrauTbin ihedte Der Mulatt
Den alten Wann OurA einen Sauiti6lag 81
SOoen. 9lls Der 3anf 5lptIhen Sila8 S8
born un0 &barIe8 mieOer begann, id]ltf itd
ein gebungener Arbetter Saborn'8, gtamenE
Charles 6iQ, bintCr ben Ntulatten; er battl
eine SanOipeide III Der 6ano, Ole er gun
Stolen Der YaumitGume benubte; iie mal
etwa Oier8uB lang unO wog fiinf5ebn Sfuno
9l8 Der Wtulatte oen Nltsn Wann nieoer
idlug, erbob Charles Slu ieine 6anoipeiht
unO Ucricbte Oamit eem 0tulatten einel
iurdtbaren 6ieb auf Den Sopi. Der 0tu
latte mantle inter Oem erbaltenen Sflag
uno orebte iit berun, ba fiel Elm Speite1
mudIttQet pon @bUrle8 Sia geiiibrter S6la(
auf ieiuen Sopf, Der ben S6doeltno6eu neI
Dfulatten Seridmctterte, 10 oaB Der Gebter
to0t 5u SoOen ftiirSte. Sil ueriebte ibn
nod etnen S6lag, ais ber gteger i6on an
SoOen lag, nuo 5erifmetterte ibm Oen boroe
rem 5betl oes Sopfe5, unb Der iunge SSbor1
itleB ibu nit ietueu Stiefeln mebreremale il
OaS @eid)t. 9tl6oem er ben eriten Sdla(
erbalteH bate, ipraf Der @tulotte fem gSOr
mebr, unO ltarb, che man i'm nod bonn SO
ben aufbeben fonnte. oiu uuo DIE betDel
SsboruS muroen arretirt. Sila5 Osborn
uuroe ipGter entlaIien, bic beiben Inoerl
aber fir ben Bro6eB feitgebulten. DtOiei
@barle8 mar Elm in iehr gutem 8ufe itebenOe
Dtann uno hintcrlGBt Elm 5ten1ltd) bebeutenOet
Serm0gen. Gr hattie feline SQn1ilie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-09-17
Gin iAnsrffn3r SMnf,rr

Dieter Sage ipurbe aus gtem0orf berih,
| te'f taB bei'm Brobiren elmer nellepateutirtpn
| Benerleiter brei @iitgiieOer Der sSeuerlpebr
perunglitdten unb mebrere 4noere id,ner per.
lett pllr0eu. gSie man naatrGqlih erfGbrt.
lpurbe oleie neue Grfinouns Der Stem gorfer
6euerluebr burA einen gang getleiaea Sbo.
der auf9ebiirbet. Die Sfa6t sablte ,uerft
S26,750 fir ben grperb 0es 8atentes nnh
oann nod $l6,8O0 fir 4nfertiauna bes
apparates, froBoem 6erlelbe fid) idlon bel
9tr eriten Brobe ais untaualt6 ertpieien
batte. SOr ldnger als einem Sabre faubeu
oret Proben nit Der 2etter I'M @ttp-6allzYorf
ltatt. Sei Der erfen 8robe fiel bic Setter
our4 baS @epidlt bes in Dem SdblQud,
btnauf9efiibrten @alierS unb elmer Der 9eute
maro bei'tl SturSe berialben ernIilid Der.
nunoet. Sci benz Smeiten Seriufe mdre Elm
abnlldles llugliid Uorgefommen, bdtte uid)t
Der Sberlngenieur, i6nel entifloiien, ben
Sdlau9 Seri6nitten. Sei'm oritten 8erIufle
tparo Die Setter nrr einfad5 betiegen, Sa man
bas Experiment, S6lduAe binaufsubrin9en,
alS Su getIbrli6 a.lterlieB. An9efihts btefer
(9elinOe benannD 2Rdngel porO bas 9atent
NIT idwerem @elbe erlporben nno erit elm
llngliid, mie baS am 0ienitage, muBte itatt=
beben, Inn Die llntuu9liffeit Der @rftuouna
in'S 9relife 2tht 3u itelen. - Die StaSt
Stem gort iuirb iett, anftatt bon einen
Speeb, bon einem Gaar Dutenc beflOblen
llub bod nennen ii9 Die &ep.gurfss11 ,0tefur:
NOR -" H"'NlS@'
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InronatI6)e Gabclbert6lss.
GueIauO.

Bonapartiften GuneIaoe auf 9lrcneuberg.
2onOOn, IA. Sept.-0te y 9allp Stems"
bat eine Spesialoepeihe pon Baris, DaB
Dtonl. 9touber am 0tittmofl nafl 4renenz
berg in Der ShpeiS abreiieu mirO, Inn bel
einem 9roBen Sonapartiiten-&o &onclaue, mel
DIES na9iteu 6reitag fattfinOen ioQ, anne.
ieno 5u ieln. aOnlirul 3iouciere lie gourp
iit gleihfull8 eingelaOen moroen, man metB
aber nod nid)t gewiB, oh er tommen miro.
emile SItpter miro ieoOb iider anweienO
ietn. Die 8Onapartiften 8,opagauoa lpiro
in ben aaieruen pom Baris eifrtg betrieben &;
Die 3eitungen vBapS" unO nUtOt O'SrOre"
meroen i'll GROCER Ntenge gratis pertbcilt.
Tranfretd.
Is arts, IA. sept. Ifarlhall MaC.Dtal
bon geIpdbrte Dem A6mIral Ronclere lc
9tOurD eiHe 2tuoIea3 uHO rellte 0auu 5u ocI
perblt-Dtan0Uern all DER &oire alb.
Sm Department Go;ere bat cine 0roBl
lleberl9Wemmuug itattgeiuuoen. @lHe grOBy
Ani aBl Neul4eaIeben gtng uerloreu.
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Ser Bro5cR 0cs Wntcr StaG 9cgen
gStTd1pf S'Sare.

gBillt m s , or t, Yenni., "A. Sept.
: Der @roSeB bes Yrieiter8 Staf geaen BEN
Sii9Of S'5Ore miro MN Dor Gtd)ter @amble
Uerban0elt. Die 9teben Der beioeriettigen 4n.
malte nebmen wabrIheinli9 mebrere Gage in
Anlprud. 9tugenbltdl1h nerOen gturpeuz
Oungen gegcn Sen 8eritt pOu q. 9. 2tGeu,
OCr ais 8oriteber oe8 &an5letamtes in BENT
elbeu uiht alletn DIE S06e oes 8ii6of8 per=
fOdlt, ionOern au6 fritberen @ntidetoungen
oteieS @ert4tSboies entgegcnbanOelte, ers
hobeu.
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gNnfrfdlcinIidler 0affil1mnrh.

B btl00elpbtQ, IA. Sept. = 9eute
0tOrgen fano man Grau 2(nna @reen, amit
elmer furhtbaren Q8unoe am &opfe, to0t in
lbrem 3immer ltegen. Sernaro @reen, ibr
9atte, puroe oerbaftet, nm oas 9feiultat Der
2eifenifau ab5umarten. @r bebauptet, oer=
gangene 9tatt BET ieinem Na9bauiefommcn
i'm untereu Stofperfe geI9lafeu unO 9ti9ts
bon benz Sobe leiner 6rau geruuBt 81 baben,
bis man ibn beute Dtorgen bon ibrem SoSe
nnterridtet babe. 6rau @reen mar benz
| Srlft1fP Prnphpu
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Selegrap6ii6e Sepei5e1t.
Sts GOmitttuantc bon ellabauta .

sc INT 8 m e y, ala., IA. September.
- -9aS @omtte itber 6inaH5en unb 8eiteuez
rung eritattete beute 8erid)t. Der Staatsz
iGab ift erid6pft, Die 6tnan3lage Oe8 5taates
1T etne eriAredltde. 0te @eiammtI6ul0 oes
Staute8 betraqt S29, 100000, baS iteuerbare
@i9entbum hat ben @ertb BON S159 ,OOO, 900.
Die Otrefte Sdulb betrGgt $15, ,OOO, 900. 0a8
@On1tte en1pfteblt etne algemeiue &eouttiuu
Der @ehGlter, DfeileuQelber &c.
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0nntiIirn=Srn00ntc ttt Met,.Mnrf

gfem Yorf, II. Sept.-gSm. &rnl0er
6etrat beute 0torgen Oa8 3immer ieiner 6rau
unb iagte, CT lei gefommeu, iie 5u ermOrOeu.
@r id9OB auf iie uHb Die Sugel itreifte tbren
SOpf. 6lerOuf eri4OB er iid) ielbft. 9aS
ghepaar bat iett geraumer 3ett uidlt 3uiam-
MOI, npIpht
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gStr lenfen Die autntertianteit uuierer
Eelcr ant bic aoreife OeS pOeGotrotii9 =@ons
1eruattpen Stauts- Central .&rmtte'S" an bic
Surger BON Ytarplano. Sablen unb 4r9uz
mente mtoerlegen slIe 8euiige Die oielfa6en
Serleumoungent fuOmit 2emagogen in neue-
rer 3ett INN iiej genorfen babeE.