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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-12
CIVIL NOTES.

la the SUIT of Gray and another against the
Central Ia oad Of NowJc sey for the contract pice 0i
boli bought VI trial by the defendants for ory-Doat,
rcd M sup Court, Circuit. before Judge Van Eors',
the Jury yesterday gave tie plaintiffs verdict 10.
$ll,503
In the suit Of Charles Sullivan against Edge
4 Co.. in when the city originally party, but was
relieved from responsibility under the Macmillan
case the Jury in the Court q Common Pleas, before
Judge Robinson iNdTdci tic plaintiff &l7JO Tor his in
jures tne fireworks prona urcly exploded IN
Mount MOrTissquare under Edge ~ O's dirrc ion.
In the suit of David He1ter against Charles
knox, growing out of the lease OF the Prescott House by
tla defendant to the plaintiff. the facts Of which
rsrorted in THE TRBUSB or yesterday, Judge D0nohue
III supreme Cot.rt Chambers, has confirmed iuiInc
ton restraining Mr. Knox from enforcing his cndtol
gaze tine plautlhs furniture or taking proceed
la - e,ict Mr.. Hexier from the hotel, until the appeal
from the judgment for SIS. l63 IS. obtained by Ola.
HcXtor against aIr. Knox. s decided.
Ia the matter of Richard II. Sailing, a sailor
on board of tho German steamer Mas, who asked
release the weasel from the Supreme Court Of the
state, b. habeas corpus Judge DonOhue yesterday
fused absolutely inquire into the matter it
appeared that the ship was from nation with whom
the Uned states had treaty relations relating t0 sailors.
The treaty Withdrew all such questions from site in
reference and the United states Court, and tho Consul
VI he foreign power alone had jurisdiction
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GUARANTEE. MANAGEMENT.

DIR. vANDEGPoEI, TUE hhALlH ORC X, BEFORE
TiI2 LEGISLATIVE COIMTTEG-AIs s.ArHMENTS
AND SUGGESTIONS.
The Legislative Committee for the investi-
eaton OF quarantine aud migration matters met AGAIN
yesterday m,ruias Tie witness examined was Dr.
s Oakley VanderpOol. Health Oalcer OF the Port IAe
stae property at Quarantine he said. consisted of the
b0a.d K station with the buildings upon II, two steam
ers ana some small boats Down the bay We're Holman
and Dix Islands with the buildings upon thcn ald tho
hulk Illinois which used b. tht Deputy Health Officer
The service lid not require more tau one e10d vessel
TOO Hopkins too large Tor boarding purposes
oul was only used in cases Of emergency. The
FeuOn small. on, good boat, smaller than the
Hopkins aud larger than the Ftnon. would answer all
purposes. The present law Negotiating quarantine
aasrs wds very defective tie restrictions were too
stringent and IL ths officer strictly observed all IFS re-
cnirsmelit, the commerce OF tJU port would soon De
killed.
Dr. yanderpool thought the Quarantine Commission
could well De abolished aud rs appellate power vested
in board consisting OF to Pfcsid,n; OF TIE Chamber Of
Cu.nprc,. the Shin Owners Association, and the
I,oard 81 Istlth lie thought That by jdi'c0us re-
ducten OF salaries AMI employees. the quarantine
Than heretofore. The expenses htd tN'.a<ed ever
%1eG9o year. and could be be-. 0 Dc F Gpwn
himself anl ND Just reduced ther salaries The
sources az revenue were rincVay the transfer II steer
So ,s,ss.,,.rs md MI zen f.nee on The sick Homln
ard Dix islands especially the latter. much need
o. re pairs and when should be made the tNbtD &
SoulJ h. u,ch ss ,r several wears Tho t.d5ers that
Iod in tho st... WORK wera beng DESTROYED decay
AMI worms. ani 10 was question wiz t"cf IN" Stone
y,uld tfc event tie sunt flujl boins Cd away
witness lid not tank reduction oi be it-money
affected immigration. The steam IMP '0'hp'nies Is flf
rs M could see obt AIMED M tho bene; o. jGo ieluc on.
The fees of ae Heath Oi6cer v1I1tL IN tlr summer
mcntus tEct were bctNc r2,jo' ANA 1919 per
month: fen Winter about ~ 800 per month To value
q; fs buildings tine islands abput SlOtCro AMI
the cost al ei1s them IN repair WAS aoOu' pof cent
Tne Committee adjourned uatil II a. m to-day.
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DEPAGTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
FRIDAY. nov. II.
30 Steamship Mails.

%
SATURDAY. SOv. H.
Mall, FOR InQaHd Irclln. and les ya Queenstown ana
LIVER co. Uy the steamship ~, uf me 4llI close a. II W.
A Si plcIututdTy Mali closed 81 70 p H. steamship
sails IA +. p. m from Pier 30 -. North River
Ear Bfsnru by me Stell-iN
Safer ma close at 1870 m supplementary Mah Is
COED M 30 D. m steamship slilb AZ irOh flcr loot
Y Ihiui-st., IlubC<en. 49, a., IT -.
al Ii IN A supplementary Nail Il ,o,ei - l-t9 y ~
-r,us1ip sail. at . D. M. from Pier No 70 Norih hN'E
Erel Mai (lrcc) TIE steamship An 'illhe closes AZ
Al n NJ A .ppltmenaIy Aal i srl NJ LAD D. m nle.h
slim elis from Pier Ne 30. NOtth diver
SUNDAY. NOy. Il.
All Mails close IL O'Clock IL Tne fostOmcc II "le1
w. MONDAY NOV Is.
For the south Pacific. Central America &C. ny INC s''i1
sim Acapulc malls close a. 10 Supplem ntlb NAL
IA Clo,c at steamship sails 1t IL a., from tler NJ
az, North River
Mail. Tor Iapan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent chit
ncse ort8 indies wal be sent iI0m >an traeo
on Nov. 10.
Mails o Key sent every Saturday closing 81 the
POST ilce 81 -. .-.o,-
every Day at 7 o. -. ..--,. a..
On.oo every tsy o. 1880 y.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Joseph Gainonio charged with attempting to sell
cigars properly stamped held yesiortaJ by COmmis
shields, in 5000 bail
f. A. Brady, who was sent 10 State prison for
forgery Wednesday not collector for The Commercial
Adrs5ttser Assoc atol stated o appears u have forged
hieT ~ that Association. bat inSe IN
way connected with IT.
I he trial OF john Scannell for murder, which was
down yesterday In the Court ~ over and Ternaer Do
udge Barrett, adonrnrl until hOay next
Mr. Beach, the Prisoners cOuusel, AID District Attorney
Phelps being In Albany. awaiting argument an the Court
of Appeals.
In the Court OF General Sessions yesterday. G..
and Ew LGnia. inmates VI tie H0s 81 Refuge
pleaded guilty asSGnng w. t. j. NGrney . cir tesc en-
VITA a knife Iisgnss second ofeIst he
90 PeuDtary FOR troe years COburn roturnoi 10
tine House OF Refuge
At the Harlem Police Court Yesterday. Justice
smith held the wing in 500 bail each Tor violating
law Aldo Lutk OF No. b22 fast Onebuntr amt
twcuty nrstst John teary Of Que h. ndrel sndten'hst
Tenth ave; Michael Chapman of Eighth and ono
twenty seventh ST. LOUIS Dech OF No lj7l see
OndaVe Chbs. -nt Of No. 1911 second ave. john Car
moi oi No 1901 Third Louis StOch " no i.4l Thr
ave Tho- Mnfray Ok No 1913 second robert ia, ID
son Ninety hlldsi ami second ave Martin Mahrr ~
and Quo hundred and ninth st H. H. Thompson OF
Eighth ave. northumberland forty uiri st. David no
Henry OF one hundred and twelfth e. and Tnir'sYe
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THE COURTS.
A SEARCH FOR FgNIAN FUNDS.

A motion was made yesterday in tie Supreme
Court in Brooklyn to- srrv1 supplementary answer "
the ease OF John OAlshOuey agt August Belmont am
John OLeary The complaint alleges that John
O'Yabonv as President the FBian brotherhood. pnr
oIssed ~ the d.fcnltut Belmont in 1865. bills ~
change for Sl9.502 "A, drawn Rnthschd & Co., and
payable 20 John OLeary tho plaintiffs agent IN Dnbn
and Paris The bills n'mted through tie mails
10 o Isry AMI worO abatraced by the British Govern
ment. The complaint alleges thai tie defendants with
drew the funds which had been placed with The Rrths
cis 10 the credit ~ the bills. For that amount they
sns The amen led VII ell the fen ants seeg IA
serve. states that the defendants RENTED fIn = ~ 600
f. the drlNees AMI I'd % Cacy remain IN ter h@hd
Afrr the bGis into Oi1arfs p0sscssi, n be was
cpnVc ed In Crest Britain OF felony, and tho BRUSH
Government claimed "a be entitled t. The b'i- asa
mouey ud gave notice 10 the dga"eeS not 10 pay 10 an
oj,cr party After hrarin5 arguments for the pla IN
by H. + Vaimdec, ana the Defendants ny Cen par
low. Jadge PraCt adjOLIueG the ease unul to-day.
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PATENTS UNDER TIE COMMON LAW.

SIy: Please add to my communication on
pat,n.s and copyrights puVlisnrd IN tnIs mornings
TiIHSE that thc reference 10 patens granted under
tie common law" was IN proof OF tue origin OF
u,;rus and copyrights I'D not statement Of the pres
Ont condition OF iarisprudeuce relating to the subject
me most uoel example OF the granting of common Law
iirns was scotland. wnicl nal 40 pstont law pre-
VDas tl te Briusn patent art OF jay l. loJ2. Al pres
en- m an countries lar rs auI aware wnht"Yvr cul
Ia n law ri nts Liy once existed IN Inventions are
u,,g slcTa.ed by those conferred by statute. IN the
tgitci states patents and copyrights idsIde from tho
ca si-copyugAt IN unpublished manuscript a4c bJth
iI,, m aud only upon t.,I Paragraph or s-cti0n
Vii Oh tpe Cusilfdt!Oh NHicn declares tDab Congress
small hn vs pow To pFOnJte the progress oi science
and the useful arts Dy occurring Tor limited times To
authors and the exclusive rSut To their
s4ecJivc wrGna and discover -, and On lcSai we'll
cical principles patents aud Colyr nts m st Stand or
Iaji t1.et.,rr. JAMS A. WHITNEY,.
Aco- IOr., Nov. 6, 1873
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DELAAOS IAVLSEGAToRS.
DrMAND FOR TIL II INVESTIGATION.
F.On lie NGftoH.
-of Marsh Will ,VslIudt,YSt. md, bring n ma

Prof Marsh will, We understand, bring mass
OF g, 1eOrc CJAs So i.a 'et oi '"S tu..osc
of iscrtis fAe .Uu ia. els nId" ~ The Rcd tpud
CJias,IUn and ~ Uricr -a lu ana impartial lhNes-
ti.s.n may ne made mo indian affairs inrte ~ PROB
40 nothing wncn Con could DECOR apply itsc1 Ia
90 LIIs ami gCsL tldt Inc hot tHho tnat is d-
,ettaacn s.U,d be inquiry mo tht bOtIof 81 ihe
CuHiIIsiou ilssif TIE Tribune a. tho I'm" OF shc
"A yl,.trtuce of the ropUrt male a statement lIat
=. cuci ut be inst bush Incredible enough, 10 the
DICT mat C;t tnc Commission, ihoihls &.
f.oD,noi mad occupied good deal Oi hIs nt o .He
-,On gong on IN wfluns 'tlSisi uhd'I an
a,.uard name, a western newspaper, der ming
De- io charges AGAINST MN; OF m other w"fb,
ItcVd.iIn5 t1o lutcuOf D;P.itu'ct ana tIo ina al
al.nstlttio il gcnUI ally tIk!nS tnr pat 90 cJuL7cl
Tor tic utirIsc. Ne hI supposed Inat tis was Htc
iudectncy aud rscaiy w-icb NOS even tHc p'estAs
cou ION vi Washington ti!.rs could pro luce; Dtb
nd Oh Investigation tnat tue caI8c Is rr.ecliy truc
an! raiiuu. u.iiIrd We nope tHo parry Uf ndso"
Mi IOoa MIC tAIs Gtie mater y hen Cong meets.
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INJURY FROM BUILDING OPERATIONS.
II u ,E-.L.L IL

In the superior Cont IIidl Term, before
Ju.e eli, tne case Of AIy-ur T. Whto against Lewis
slco ha.ter was decided By Jdd-e S2c.r without cub
uns tlo cas-, to the jury. Tine plaintiff had hred ;cm
,hc defendant the basement % iir budhs 0ccUPied -
hin al Cdiial-st aAd broadway, wncn the nci5noIrnS
owner In c.cctu. = ucE binding put rclcb arg:
,,-S OF tjuib4i-iutoL his ,,uient while cxcayat.n
Oau lot fJr iOaui.l.n, raining Fan,iia b.su''' dhi
Iti. ring Ct4.i,
Iui nn uic, tsaaIs pa.Iod I.o C-'nGsu, cliInd ttt
Inc DuliI * W4s o.lct Dy J.uvo csi-t, ANA IA"
irniry O. tnr plIii H. ir ont, Waa d-a1, t.t. estate
ah,i not against t.c o,frndan, hI.sei .as' Julec
sum concur IA tlIis si oislhrsttI ga" liant
tiil.nt Iuc ,I.J uu-uu 1901. t'..r-C t.4F-
lcu,, appeared Tor the pldlnt Liw.fi /. biO"n Tor
i.y
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Commissioners and their employees he rcducedto Ss3ooo
lie said that the Republicans would 10 in power next
year. and he lid not how much amounts were re-
duced Pe thought the Republicans should he held re-
rcosibla for the exn nIItures TIE motion carried
lie then moved that tho salaries OF Courthouse onc
be- reduced from 25 900 10 $4,000 An aneT'nent re-
further debate the Shcrirs and jail expenses were re-
ducpd 100000 ~ $4,000 IL was decided that the
reductions tnus made SIS 900 should bs applied to the
I3th Regiment Armory. TIE Board refused 10 infr~e
the valuations OF property IN the country Town"
"A m ndi
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THE DELAWARE RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.

~
SIR: In an editorial paragraph III your issue
of Nov 3. you spoaX OF the improvement OF tho Della
ware River. Ii Is fast that the Improvement Of the
river olannel is very mich needed At the time
persons ncqn iuteI with the river led 10 believe
that oe cs VI frequent occurrence wherea, the
one Is withDu precedent aud any never b.
foAsWeI ny another SHOULD another OF similar
magnitude, # wOnld not Ito nucl dsnages tac railway
uG bridges having been rebuilt hlsncr ami uppar
emily ont Of tho OF any gorge. Msn OF Jud mt
ihl3 place willing To cUncre tuat had II not boon
for Ilc ay cngiu- crns ,rrtiuns the lee ~ this
DO. T. tie daIuaso wpuld nave been mlcn larger.
POri Jcrofs hOV. 4, 1870 l.. W. GILBERT
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CONDEMNED PRISONERS INGENUITY.

Delaney. the condemned murderer of Capt.
Lawrence now awaiting execution in tie Queens County
Jail has great facility of Kidding himself Of hs hand
cuff, aud shackles Only fow days he cut his IRONS
in such manner that they could have been removed at
measure New irons put upon him, but when break
fast was I'd to him Yesterday 1t was found that ne
had aain feed himself from 10, .o4oS H. 2tlei pied
t. intnidae tho keepers ~ threatening 10 ahOot tAa
ii thoy entered the cell but assistance was ODtihrd aud
be was again secured His cell and person were searched
but no tool could be found
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LONG ISLAND CITY'5 MAYOR

It is understood That Mayor Ditmar of Long
Island City, who eeced TO tine MIyorilty over Az
d. Beyoise last Spring has sent his resignation OF ths
Once 20 the Secretary of State. take esct inincdi
a.eIy The assigned is that his private business
requires his attention. aud ren ero necessary is
abs fro 10 such extent 10 Interfere with
the proYrT disclIrgc ~ his DUDES. According 10 the
royis cs OF tho cty cnarter. sir DitHhrss successor
will lbs John Quinn. President OF tne Bpa OF Alder
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raBrzzLHsENr OF WESTERN UNION FUNDS.

EMBEZZLE1ENT OF WESTERN UNION FUNDS.
The Western Union Telegraph officials con-
firm The rumors Of the embezlicneut OF the COhaDIs
funds by Leonard Cox who until rec Mt day acting
cashier OF the principal office Investigation into his nc
counts according TO tho routine OF the Office revealed
tbe fact That there was discrepancy Of some magnitude
Cox was called into the Presidents private Giles to eK
main a0d he at once made statement ~ the effect that
he had been embezzng the funls OF the corporation for
year OF more until the aggregate had reached about
$4,000 He showed how he mad made false entries IN
lls bnok. defsicatiOn. The money was
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MUNICIPAL ESTIMATES IN BROOKLYN.

The Kings County Board of Supervisors ut
their meeting yesterday, directed the CLERK TO add eight
cents 10 each 800 OF the taxes OF new lots II provide Tor
tins FORMULATION OF the Fire Department Supervisor
Ergen moved the adoption OF the report Of tie Commit
tee On General Taxes. Supervisor Howell moved that
the appropriation of Se5 OO'or salaries OF the Charity
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FIFTEEN YEARS FOR \ DESPERATE THIEF.

Last October William Gleason robbed Joseph
Wuif OF nj, watch while he standing On tAo Platform
of a Thigdayc. ear Wolf Knocked Gleason off the plat
form aud chased him through ieckman,t to Theatre
alley where Gleason turned upon Wolf. knocked h,E
down. and tAen shot at him. Gleason soon arrested
by policeman and indie f0r robbery AID Or onOu5
assault. lie convicted yesterday m the C1nrt oi
General Sessions Of both crimes, aud Recorder I1tkCtt
sent sim state Prison Ter i years, giving Lin /
years the robbery and live years Tor tne iolonlous as
aktIl
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taken for puposes OF speculation. which proved unsnS
cessful Cox is a man about 80 years OF age and was
gemerally esteemed for honesty and mHaty' lie mas
wife and two children in Jersey City. His friends are
endeayorng 10 compromises his Oense and viii probably
make mp partly n not wholly. tho loss which the Com
pany has sustained.
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, \. Y, Nov. II.-In The Court OF Appeals
Thursday, Nov. a 1875
NO. O-Rollwagcn agt, Rollwsgon.- Mr. WIN. IL. Arnoux
has argument appellant, Mr. Henry Clifton
the respondent ana MI Wu a. Beach
suunoi up tor the appellant.
Proclamation made and the Court adjourned.
ne following IL tho Court OF Appeals jay calendar for
FRIDAY, Nov ~ 1876 Nos H. H. H. TO- 10, 49, 2l "a.
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Yesterday we heard an old darkcy preaching

divinity lees n.ofinsu c.uarn Nc sad: lpoa
lyar wnea pussun goes under de water BY hlsslf you
kn baisyo dc spirit OF the Lara Is upon hin. Jess
way Wild dem Eigsrrs VINO you hab 10 pull under"
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SCHUYLER.
The following is tho official vote of Schuyler
SCHUYLER
WI-TCuE TER.

The following are the oGcDd retrns Of the election ~
Wsclesi.r County the yotr Tor justice OF the supreme
Court Senator aud ANscinbl}man from the Ist Distinct
iucludn- that east III tho Twcn:ytIird and Twenty
1,
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DRCIsIoNs-Nov. IL.

Supreme Ccut-Cham5ers-BV Judge Donohus.--
Keoxer At PlacrMnmarsndan Brajhnrst agt Csthsr.
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ONEIDA.
UTICA, Nov. 10-The official canvass OIL
Oneida County gives the following rcsuits'
OgWEGO.

The total vote for Secretary was Zl7'o ana iof oeh
atOr II 1853
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MONROE.
ORANGE.

MDDLETowN, n. Y, Nov. 10.-1he follow
Ing - tho T. The Official Of Orange County
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR HAAiBURG-Ts stsspl.sip poWp,reHfe. NOV " "
G. g. Dyer lady and ehila hrs. W. VI smith. Mise ho"SAOS
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PUTNAM.
PUTNAM.
The following are the results OF the oiIicIai
cauyass I'm Putnam County Ncw-YOrki A.,
SCHENltlTADY.

SCuSECTADY, Y. Y, Nov. 1O.-Thc following
are the official Republican maoriiies gwen III oCH'"'c
dc
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-08
(Snblenbt.)

acknowledgements, icm neiass
tiet ber iasttases PED Silapnin9
af Smer.
9ab albris Welf eaer Slspe itaa
/ Ere, &ppper. gru9 enten Stens
eaer glifs5abe for Walfen, bet
5srfe CT at foretreffe. Naar Jlss
ben aftases fcm Den / Ell Stem.
8iarne, % iet famine paa ct fcIbt
SteD. aiern minof 2 0anse /
usen. Srus flint Gait = If f
a lminbelist Salt Tom fjebes
/ 3enper, tbt Bet inpebcloer Ell
bel Del 8alf lom er itaDelis for
Smsrets Spbeparins.
Orange Spfjebere flage Oper at
en- flor Del af Smeret bar en- ubes
baselis Smas, % ped neiere llns
periegelie beiinpes at fpmme fra
Ires &opper. Gnbper Susmcoer
burpe pare itolt at at tiaape scpt
Smer, rs bpis ppennepnte Resler
neie iasttpses, er Der Sntet / geis
en- for at 8inneibeif County fan
proDueere liseiaa sOpt og pelimas
senDe Smer iom npset Step /
QanDet.
SanbsmRnb! Yrep Bet.
Secorab ben Cite Suli 1875.
O.
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-08
8eeorab oe 9msen.
Sen Ste Suli.
Srael MnppOrt.

Snbiamlius al Pense til Bet llpe
4ibesO rgel Der er beitemt for ben
upe ncrfte Strife, beleb fig til
$1O2.5O for ipite Waanep. &pms
mitteen bar uDlaant penne Sunl
MOB 10 pGt. Hente, at t~ilba9etds
les uaar Srselet tiltren9es. Sub
ifriptipnen fortiattes % ale maas
nebli9e Siprag, tore % imaa,
mcptases mep ~1afnemmelisteo, ca
Srselet ril / iiu 5io sipe risella
Gritatnins for De uplaste Eense.
Subfription fan tesnes til enbper
Ilb. 8cmmitteen.
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-08
MpertisIcm mt r.
2GQ MGrfc ill.,:

Se, Der aster at lubifribere paa 5lin
MaanbilO" eler Sille0cr ira SOnoiiorb,
en- T%rrtallins af Sernt @~ifepplo,
anmcees ON at nisre bette itrar, fer at
Ycaens Srnfnina eeito ticliacre fan
r%aabeapnees. Scsen fpifer 1 - en-
Dollar imuft inbbunben. Sn9enYens
ee erlasses, Scsen er
Wan believer fun at melee
ia enten peb Yrep slIer Ycftal 9arc til
8catrpffer 9. @nunbien, Ses
cprat, Spra.
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-08
SprtlDbue SeTc.

3orsoo9 gltermiopae Den 24be
SUM borlleb ira Sobn 5. S%elsenes
Surm, 3 Mil inOro fra 8icsemap
TO 3slte, Den ere moratorium meo en-
Iipen buib Stribe / Yanoen. bopos
Softer paa, Der bar %iait9iort i Ell
H9osrrem cmfrine 4iuet. Sen on.
Den er lort al 6arpe meo en- bpio
Stride | Ranosn, brio omfrina SOP.
lsosns paa Basbenens. Bs99s sr 4
Var 9amle. SSor 3ilbossbrin0ellen
euer Splpsnins ON bpor nepnte Sc.
lIe tan 1lnoss loloues en- paslsnoe
Queer.
Az @norsas grifisn Smsitab.
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-08

McparIeI.

ellie % enbOer %acpares SERVED mob at
BRUCE be arrse 70 Sansaer "Sbe 6ape
Sbrpu9b SCOTS anb 5ansers" Tom Be.
mites al cs til at cpIatte Sasrenbsr met,
ba be ere patentereee, % Snsen maa
BRUCE benz, uben at man bar fisbt Ret.
ten BERTH at rs. Sfslse Batentlcpen er
enbper Suseier, lem bruser risis 8rcse
cs 5ensiler, plistise at betale cs for
iamme, iaafremt be life ere estate mee
Dor Siaaeelie.
Den eaer Se, fem sniter at sisre Drug
al napnte arcse 90 5Gnailer, fan ltripe
til cs efter getinselier rs Brsper.
81 -6m >. &. gafer & 9c.
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-08
Gibte Qerbaa ON,

Sibife 2srpas GftermiDDas, ON.
trent ST. 6, bar Der en- ulminDes
lis 6oritprrelie | 8pens 0aper,
ibet Maribal ScbnlOn forieste at
~arreitere Sobn 5elfcro for 0aoe.
uorbsn. Den Gne bruste 1ra,
flubber, ben anpeu &igbflubber,
% gesse fit ppstis Sulins. af
Den fore Menneiiemasie bapDe 1els
forD be Sleite paa i'm Sioe, %
man gift for Maribaaen meo Oeoss
forast, men ban fcrlparepe fig tap'
pert, inotil ban af Nasien blep
puHst isjennem 9inpuet / 6. Ses
perlpns Stpre. 2elfprD leb till
iibit fin 0ei, men melpte fig lelp
Wanpas Wcrsen, % 5crber cp'
tcses, bporpsb ban blep frifunoen
at Wapor 0aaeau icm 8cmmer,
naturliapis til itpr 6laDe fcrWars
ibal Scbnicns W~rpitanpere.
Scbnipn meler p%iitnpf rel %
pil itaa paa grens Sepite, % De.
ccrab bar piitucf alprls bart nos
aen Warlbal lom bar rRret laa lprl9
/ upferelien at fine Ylt9ter, lonl
Wr. Spbnlpn, men eFter Dor Wes
ming CT ban or lprig % ptl be-
ltanpia true itg frem Der, bpcr
meaet mere fullpe uprettes meD
BET Scbe, % Sclgen er, at tltepst'
for at pRre relpefteret er ban
mn tabet, rs Yebslen 9jrr Gilt
muli9t for at tire bam. vi flens
Der ct 5ilfelDe bppr Warlhalen
uben pibere faitepe Ell Yerlcn I'D
al Ell Salcpn lpm WinDreaaria,
iitspetfpr iert at lperse fla for,
men pa ban fanpt uo at Veofpm'
menpe par pper II Nar sammel,
flappebe ban bam paa Sfulperen
% BAD BAN saa ino isien. sige'
lepes bar ban paa Slaget II saaet
IND / en- Saloon % luffet ben
IDite 2ampe, iaalepes at 0laifers
ne blep itaaenDe / Mcrfe. Oct
er pei npf at rare itrift / llofrs
relien at fine Gmbepspli9ter, men
fcrmsset er fOrmsset fac 5antsn
pa ban if Ell Dufat. Gnbrer goo
Berger Der bjalpe Oprisbepen msp
at bolpe Srpen, men penne maa
psiaa pipe i'm 4list, % fife laps
9ipfsbspens @rpps fCse cpsr.
Decorah-posten., 1875-07-08

Ner. Smitb, Presiding Elder"
pper WetboDiiterne | bette Iiltrlft,
afQif peb Dgpeu beri Spen Serbag
Den 3oie Snli, / en- Mlber AZ 49t
Nar. Wr. Smith bar peret Brett
llpen ban par 16 Nar 9ammel.
San er fept / Gn9lano % bar ras
ret / Mmerifa 10 Mar. timber OBJ
puftioren Der afbplDtes Wanpag
unberS perpRr af DcftcrernsGartbs
wrist, Curtis, giainstpn % Cole
man, families 10 itsrre % minore
Stene | 6albeblRren.