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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-19
S1lttb oes Sd1iikenfeitcs OCT y@aIs
tttn0rer Sd1iittc1taeSeuSd1nff. ="

NaS 5melta9l9e, 70 mobl gelungene nno
0er9ni9uugSrei1e Sdiiteufcit Der ,8alti.
morer Sdiitengcicui6ait" pirb am beutigcn
Gage in fr0bltbcr uuO miirOiger g8eiie been=
oct peroen. Der B0rt pran9t I'M Oouftcn
6efidmud, Yroi. g8iuter's tii6tiqe8 Srde.
TER lpiro couerttreu, mo aud iiir 8au3muftf
lit 9eior9t; i'm &egelbauie finoet elm Brci8fe-
9elu I'M wertbooae Brete itatt, uuO @benOS
miro Der Part brilant ilumultrt uuo eilr
6cuermerf abgebronnt meroen.
Die offiSiCae SdluBfeier beitcbt in Der Ser
tbellung Der 4relie oil bic Sd)iiteu, pel4e
m1brenO oe8 6eiteS bic beiten nno meiften
yfetlteriftiie auf tic Ieitideibeu abfeuerten.
Die DtitgltcoCr Der &eielli6ait uno oeren
5Sreunoe meroen ii6 3mcifelSobue Die @elegeu-
belt nIdt ent9cben laiien, bic letten freuoigcu
StunSen, meI4c oaS Oic5idbri9e S9iitenfelt
hnrhiPtei. III nenicRcn-
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Mtt ettter scro1t Ottrtloebrattttf

Sro dto II, Maii., IS. Aug. = Sol. g8
0tobiniou, @eiddftStbeilba6er Der 6irma, Oe:
rem 6aupt ietn Sater iit, brannte heute mi
elmer sepliien Srau Saa burd, nahbem el
Supor Die @eloipinbe be8 SalIeS nm all(
fiiifgen SOnb8 beitOblen uno etua $4,000 in
0te9ierung8 Sbli9attonen su ii6 seitedt. 81
binterldBt eine 8rau unb 5ipei &inber.
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(GcIhca Mfcher

0tOntgomerp, sld., II. 2uguit. -
Ser Dtapot bat angeorOnet, oaB Die Sdiffe
uOn BenincOla, BON mo Elm @rfrantuugSfall
am 9elben Siebcr 9emelbet ipurOe, Dor Der
lnnrnnt1ne licnem 1niiiien
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TEp Er3 psR s1ft 90

gtem.Yorf, 18. au9uit.- Waiie:
Curator Der y@rie .@iienbabn" bat iiber BIZ
bisberige germaltuns Seridt eritattet. Dit
@tnnabn1en betrugen 1912 ,008, Die ausga
ben beliefen fid anf s2,759, ,6O5.91; bleibt
piu l1ehprid,,1f3 mn S132 102 90
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Ste 6eutofrattid1e StaatS=Gonren:
fiptt uutt WdfiadlttieffS.

Soft II, 18. gug. = 0as OemOfratiidle
Staats >Sentral. .@ontite bon DtaiiaGuletts bat
auf ben %. September Die bemofratiife
Staats @onpeutlon na9 gSOrceter eiubes
ruien.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Wol len- 9 eri6 t. = (Yor 0en 9lidJ.
tern Sn3li8, 9tnoiap unO BiibOp.) @s
erbielten s. @eOrg Me9innis uno Sobn 8ut.
Ter sur Serwaltang Der reip. peri0nldeu 6in.
terlaiicnifaiten uOn Gliiabetb u. S6ompior
$4,000 nnO Alfreb Sutler $3.50 9criftlidc
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GerSM6ter Wor0.

yt { 10 III q, N.sg., II. Aug.-0eute
Na6uittag iuhte 0tobert @ibiou, @ebiilfS=
Sntenoaut Der ytetpburger 8aIier,perfe, einen
berporra9enoen Siirger Der Stabt, ndmlid
2llfreb Yoit, Prdiipent Der rSlgblano.y .ytattos
nalbauf" bon Nemburg, III tD0ten, tnoem er
auf ofiencrShaBe ein8litol auf ibn abfeuerte.
Die &ugel ifreifte ben SalS oeS Sru. Boft
nno 9ibion sielte, I'M einen 5meiten S9uB
ab5ufeueru. Sn ieiner aufregung aber per-
gap er ben Sabn 5u ipannen unb ais er ab.
6riifte, ging oa8 Yiifol niht los. Boit
madte iid) aus benz Staube, ebe @ibion I'M
StanOe mar, no9mals su idlieBen, nnb Der
9ebtere wuroe ergriffen unb unter Seripeigez
run9 Der Siirgidaftsletifung Der nnteriuz
hungSbaft iiberlpieien, I'M bic Serfiignng Der
@rob9eidlporenen absumarten. Sn Der lebs
teren 3eit baben @ibion unb ieine 6ralI nibt
iebr frleolid NIT einanber 9elebt unb fte bate
tbn mebrere Wtale perlaien, angebltd] lpe9elt
misunderstanding; tie febrte aber jeOeSmal
in fllrSen 3eitrdumen mieber Su tbm Suriid.
@ibion bebanptet, baB Boit SdulO baran Jet,
oaB ieine SraI tbn perlaiien bab,. Sie biente
Dor tbrer Serbetratbung in Der Samilie Boit
al8 ytdberin unb hieielbe glebt ibr OaS 3eug'
niB elmer lebr piiroigen Srau. @ibion if
ein eiieriii9tiger Neni6 unb man bdlt ibu
fir oerriidt. 8iirSlidl bat er 9robbriefe an
Boit 9eifrieben. Sr. Bot lit Elm burhauS
adtlnsspertber Mann uno bic Seldulbigutts
gen @ibion'S merben lebtglid) ieiner mabnIn.
niaen (iferIl1Clt 2uoeidlrtebeu ~
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Die MciSe DEE 8m1tOes Nefter1Ir

@1enenne, W. &, Is. Au9uft. = Die (Seneld[t
Gbermau, SheriDan uno Socnm famen 6eute hiei
an unb fpurben am Sabnbofe pom ben Dif,iereu
uub oem Diuittcorps pon Sort Ruiiea empfaneen.
bes Sorts rei'ten @eu. Sbeiman Hs6f g0bter tino
@eu. Slocum mad DenDer lnb Gen. berioan nebf
Trau nno Sberf Sbericaii netf sralt pefttparts
HQ9 ealiforuieu ano Oregon,
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Gtue gNofferhnie in Wliffnttrf.

Sannibal, do, IS. 9lug. = @eitCrll
plabte eine gSaIIerboie iiber bieier Stabt unb
Der afegeu ftr0nlte 10 Wtinuteu lang maiielt=
bait bernieher, 10 bab man init Sdbnen ourd)
Die StraBen fabren founte. 9tl8 Der 6e9eu
poriiber mar, lab man fein gS6lfdcn nlebr
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Scr MifGlGMnf f1It.

Ifemp bis, Gem, l8 auguif.- Seit
heute Diittag be9auu rer SluB su fallen unb
Der gSaferitanO lit iebt einen balben 3Oq
uifhriner
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Ste oenofrattfd)e StaatS=Gonrett=
tim Uuft NefuEYAOrf.

9 aratoga, N.zY., Is. Ah9. = Die De-
mofratiidbe Staats-@ -@oupention 1T fir ben 16.
September naA Spracuiel einberufen NOR
Sa,,
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Ser Selomarft.

q en- mzDOrf, IS. Aug. = @el6 leid)t 81
1E2 Yrosent. 8e9el georiidt 1861. Sob
id)loB Su 1134-1l3s. 8uuoes=O Oblt9ationen
id)loiien fluu unb niebri9er ; 81er Coupon
1214; 64er Coupon 115s; 65er 118R; neue
1881; Ger 1909; 68er 121; neue Siiniei
1164; 1O.4Oer Coupon 118. Iftien id]loiier
flau aber fetig; VI. 3. Central 1044 @rtt
15b; Safe Sbore 60b; Sa8. Central 984
YittSburg 894; JtOrtb @eitern 42b; Yrior,
568; 9todzSSlanb 1888.
llnteridabamt8 Silans: Sob $34, ,100,.
800. SnlIral1t S6O ,551 ,636.
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9ie Sermontcr Wcteramen.

o5tsts M St,; ID. ans; @GS 1
DIE III Der 9Seriammluua Der geteranen BON
Sermont bier getrofien inoroen muren. 9ie
Baraoe muBte abgebroden merben, Der Sadel-
Su9 nnterblieb unb bic 3feOen purben, itatt
I'M 6reien, in Der Staotballe 9ebalten. Sc.
auf: @ouperueur Bed, @r.@ouoerneur Sci
broof, Slice Brdiioent Silion, @eneral -Major
gSm. .. Sranflin, Der Iftb. gBm. so.
@uartS, &idter gia .. 9(lpts, @eneral 50.
{. Sole, SenQtor Gnn1unGs unb Ynnere.
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s,ern,tbtito ei,tes observation-disclosures

Yittsburg, Benni., 18. au9.- @eitern
@beno swiihen 10 unb IL ubr, pdbrene bic
StraBe nit SpaSier9dngern angefiiat mar,
muroe oas @ngros gBeiBmaaren. @eifdft Der
Nirma @ebr. Sppenbeimer in Der 5. Npenue
bierlelbf BON Dieben hettngeinht, pelfe pers
itieSeneSeibenpaaren i'm Wertbe bon $4,000
ftablen,
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NlieituallllslInfaQ. .

Sarti ORD, Conn.,, Is. au9uit. : @esen Titttaa
Briide, fpobei Der 6eiSer gDalter @uiad Elm 8ein
brad uno 10 arg per6ribt uuroe, oas er pobI fer.
ben miro. Der aofomottoibrer erbeIt eintse stt
gSer[eBuuQeu. :
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s@rcfltd,cS @tlemba6n=ltuelilG.

70 I. s. o cpg 10. Nug. - 0eperH Wtof7
gen eretgnete ltd an bery St.2ouis. 81. .Soiepbz
3metgbabn" Der ySt. Goui8 aanlas'@itD=
gtorobabn" etn ihredlides llnsliif. 9lls Der
;3ug cine 9itterbriide iber einen trodenen
StuBarm, Meilen iiiblidl BON @omer.Sta.
ton i'll @lirtou- @ountp, palitrte, CAB btelelbe
naA unO Der Soft, grpreB- unO Smei Yaiias
gier gSa99on8 fliir5ten ans elmer 6Dbe bon
20 Sub btnab. Al8 Der Qofoutotiufibrer
ipiirte, baB bic Sriidc naf9ab, wenOete ct
allen0ampf an nno es 9elan9 ibm aud wlrf'
lid], Die 2ofonlOttOe, meld)e ild) bonn 3uge
loSriB, hinitbcr3ubringen 53lpliden $500
8aiIagiere befanOeu ilb auf bem 9uge unO
iiber 40 Dapon lpur0en Derlpunoet, le0o6 nllr
@iner, mie man glaubt, 9. s. U. Solisman,
6eiieuOer Der Slrma @ebr. 5. gSeil in ct.
2oul8, purbe auf Der Steue get0otet; tnoeB
fperren nod nebrere Qnbere ibren 9erletuns
gen erliegen.
Inter ben Qettereu befinben iid) Capt. IS.
$. y. 2Sarren, ein bteIiger &aufmonn; Rif.
tee Jf. a.Dibot, @ongrebmitglieb fir ben 10.
SeSirf in btelem Staate. Inter Den iibrigen
nebr o0er mtnber l9mer SerWunoeten tefins
ben fid) piele pror1irente Siirger ans ben
Staaten NliIiouri, S1inots uub &anles.
Son oen ptelen Hamen beben mir Die oeutid)z
flingenben berpor: R. &. Goientbal bon ct.
2oufS, 6. @Gett bon Seras. .@onntp, Wo..
B.6eilteiner nebf Srau bon St.Soiepb, Mio.,
y. gS. 6leming bon ct. SOiepb, 9. gteuberr
ger Don St.Soiepb, u. 81. 6orniug BON ct.
9barlcs, Mo., $. sc. SOhannou nebit Srau
unD So6ter pom ct. 2ouis, 6. Otiidenberger
BON ct. SOiepb, 81. sc. arnOlo bon Wargs.
pille, Mto., SO. s. 8rann, Sunbesz@rpreBs
bote, S. Sanberou, @onouftcur, Sri. Qnna
Sralu bon st. SOiepb, s. Srinn BON ct.
Soepb, S.a. Biper nebitSrau uonSt. SOieph,
Sri. Sc. Sling BON @biuicotbe, gtO., unO u.
q. Sriebmaun BON ct. Soiepb.
Iae Sernunbeten, nit AuSnabme BON 2
ober 8, ole es uor3ogen, in einem 9anbbauie
in Der 9Gbe Der llngliifSitdtte 81 oerbleiben,
muroen bierber= NIB pon Der @lienbabucom'
pagnie 10 comfortabel ais m0glidl unterge.
bratt. ollie aer5te Der Stabt iluO pamit
beifdftigt, Die 9etpen Der llngliidlifen mad
SrGften III n1iloeru.
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Sie SeIeioi8ung oes amerif. Sc
Iau0tett stt SrippItS.

Baibtngtou, IS. aua. = Der Sun.
bes.9ampfer n5artfuro," Der 81 ipat Die De-
peide erhielt, tuelfe ibn nafl Sripolis beor-
oerte, lit bis iett bort nod nidt angefOmmen.
0wislbe beitn0et iid) iett an Der Wiiubun9
bes Sues= =Sanale8, nm Sobleu etn5uncbmen,
bon mo er iofort ieinem augetpieienen 8eftims
munssorte Suoampfen pirb. Diau 9laubt
bier, baB Der y@OngreB" bon Der umcrifant,
i9eu 6lotttlle in ben europaiiden @epdhern
bereit5 Dor Sripolts augefommen 1T, nm Die
8eitrafung Der Seeloloaten, melde Den anee
rifaniihen @oniul belei0igt haben, Su foroern !;
9letd5eitig begt man aber audi bic lleberSen'
guug, baB Die 9tegierung bon 3ripoltS Die
9lnfunft Der Sunoesbampfer nidt abgelpartet
bat, nm bic Wtatroisn Sur Setrafung Su
5ieben, ionoern baB ite bies iofort gethan bat,
nadoem iie erfabren, oaB Die amerifaniidle
&esiernng su bieiem 3pede Sriegsid1ifie abs
QeQubt habe.
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1tf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Scr

IusuftG. 9a., oeu 10. auauft. - 9rose IuI
re9un9 berri6te heute In o9n Counties BON gsGi9
Scrlutes Der 9te9er. Ah5i9 oerielben iin6 9ef1n:
gen 9enonlmen uno ohne gBtoeritauo eingeterfe
poroen. Der @ouoerneur btfabl, ba6 bic ipeser
Dellttdrseompagnten oem Shcriff Sur Serid9uuc
aeiteat iDuIoen. Yer auifano bate Sum Sued, on
20. b. lis. Die gSeiBen Bu maiiatrireu. Dian bofft
oaB iest tetne peiteren Storunsen mehr pottommen.
Saatmente.
Won eaI, Is. au8uf.-9. z. Ronaub Sobn,
Shuhz uno Sttefel.S .SGnoIuug, uno e. limos, Snls
pottenr fremoen seoers, 9aben 9eute tbre abIungen
etnsefleat.
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Der 0ad1fol8cr Mnoreip SoBnion's 5
i'm 8Mtt0es.Senafe.

att 90 a, 2enn., Is. an9uit.m.Ser @ouz
Ratfolser anoreu Sohnion'5 i'm Sano IS SeuGte.
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GtQOt SQltimore.
9tbfabrt ocs eneliidlen SamHfers
cSQ1ft6fc6fft"

Der 9ampier ySamaicau, Gapt. @inber,
clarirte geiteru b0bisr nat Qiucrpool. Die
gaoung beitebt ans 1863 Srbuften unO IS Si:
ten 8abaf, 5000 6aBoauben, %, 1925 YfuuO
Salgt 30,662 SdtiisbOlSgu, 1886 @allOneu
6ettOl, 23,091 Sfciieln g8aiSen, 3s, 1873 Ditto
lRalS uub 439 E4jicru gSai;eumebl.
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aber bieiem @unihe ni9t eutiproden tper
Scr @unocsSaut1fer .0fic Srap )"

gS gSaiblngtOn, IS. Nug. : Der Sun=
besoampfer yVlpmoutb," sur 3eit an Der
Miiuouug bes 9tio 9ranbe ftationirt, fotpie
Der SunoeS 3ollfutter y@eneral 0ir:" iinb
beoroert moroen, benz guubes Sriegsidife
,0tto Srapo," bas am 16. 3. 81. nGbreno
zines Sturrnes unlueit oes 9eudttburmes
Sabine in Seras ftranbete, al Silfe su ellen
unb 81 ieben, oh iie e8 flott befomnen f0nn=
ten, I'M baiielbe Johann nadl 9alpelton gil
buQfren, no eS reparirt ueroen ioQ.
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spejial : Noti3e,t.


9abrlibtr Wifofr- -eAnfang
bes Serbit=Surins bon
SrpantsStrattonzsaSIer'S
ganoelsfdute
Business College,,
Er. 6 uno 8, Voro=GbarleSftraHs,
Npntag, Den g.. September 1873.
Sas prpminenteftc sJnititut Der grt In Baltimore.
BcrioIat ben beiten Sebr4Surus.
Gas tiidIttsfte 2ebrer=Sprps.
: Eie erituoiid,item 8urle oer @eIbdft6Ihrung.
Sas bette Shitem Der SeihdfssShreba
Stsatpitu -burhoebeuo, itrenS u. selhdftsmdBig.
geridltc ibsr Die Sdiler 9eboris ben @tern suge=
iteut.
@erIamst reseGmdsisen nnb pinftlhen Seiud.
Yrafttidbe GrSicbung, Die bette Grunolage i'm
geben.
@ttern. tueGte beabiihtisen. nns tbre Sohne ans
Supertrauen, peroen uus cine 9efdaigfett er5eisen,
ipenn iie iiD friib5eti9 meloen.
Seotusungeu uno udbere @inSenbeiten fann man
Z i'm SnItitute erbalten ooer man aoreiiire:
~. 8. SaoIcr, Yrdi.,
d94-f) yr. uuo s. ytoro @bGrlesftr.
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2onoon 10. ang. - Die StdOte @luf.
fop, St5liar unb 3driSin iinb beiuabe total
bur4 Seuer ein9edi9crt uOroea. Wtebrere
anoere OerheercnOe SeuerSbriiuite fauOeu III
ruiiif 0ittbauen uuo i'll anberen 8egenben
HuBlano'S ltatt.
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Dte fa1tfmdtintfd1e N8entur Oou
b. %. Dunn s. Gomp.,

u. W. UlNH u WUMp.,
gir. Z, gtorosGbarIeStrabe,
Baltimore.
(Gtablirt Int syunt 1841.)
Dtees GtabIiiemeut liefcrt (uur llnteri1reiber)
ale n6tbiaen oetdillirtep SnIormationen binfttli6
ber Stelune, Berautuortldhteit &C. pon &aufleuten
Sdnoteru u T. m. tnnerbulb Der Ser. StGaten, 3cr'
ritoricn unb Britibz zJiorbz inertia; aud lieern e
eiu ReereuS Yu6, nel5es Die gtamen BON mebr,
als 100000 Saufeuten II. ID. uno oeren Staten uno
bic Steluua oerielben eutbd(t. IS lift oas compile
tefe uuo anSgeoebneite Saiiem, fpeldes ienals fin
8eauemnhfeit Der SGntz uno 9anbelspdnier nnb fit
bic allsemeine Yerbeferuns uno ben Shus bes Sans
beIs ofaauiiirt nuroe. So 3ueigbiireaus baben uir
rpeItbe in ben hauptidblibfen Stdoten tno; uniere
grleidterunsen fopneu nitt ilbertrcffen iperben.
gSu1. g. Scarleft, bierpobnenoer @ompd9non.
Hy- 6Giliae auipribe fper0en eiT9e;o9en un6 @ez
rifhtsfodben i'm Mllasmeinen beior9t. (Sdn2i ,tSO
The Morning herald., 1875-09-24
4 BRILLIANT WEDDING.

The wedding of Miss Clara Rowbotham
and Mr.. James Conner, both well-known in
this city, which occurred last evening, at the
house of the BRIDES father, was one of the
brilliant occasions of the season. The cere-
mony took place at halfpast eight O'Clock
and was performed by Rev. Joseph Smith,
OF Grace Church. The bride was richly
dressed in white satin, with lowors. and
looked as lovely and interesting as bride
should.
Among the many fair attendants present
none looked lovelier than the sister of the
bride, Miss Dolley Rowbotham. The pres
ems were numerous and costly, quite filling
large room.
After the ceremony bounteous repast
was partaken Of by the guests, after which
some choice music was presented. Miss
Lind Lowry, one Of Milford's fairest daugh-
ters, giving some beautifully executed solos.
and the Misses Conner adding some of their
splendid Duets. The newly married pair
took the midnight express for Washington.
where they will spend few days and then
tcke trip to the North and West
The Morning herald., 1875-09-24
NEWEY MATTERS.

If you want pair of fine French Cal
Boots for IS, 60 to Taggerts, 7O5 Market
! street. ,i-,i e.. sept .24-7t.
| To put single corpse under earth nicely
costs 50 900 in New York.
Go to Turner's for a shave and Won will be
satisfied, l07 East I'd street. sept .2t6t.
Man.ard Roofs framed of iron and ther
slated are safe. s.r
Go to Reynolds if you want Reed Birds
cooked to nicely, lob Water street.
sept.4-6t.
The burning of Rome in the year G.
lasted eight days.
For Groceries and sundries go to Middle.
tons Fourth and King, he keeps the best
sept.2+7t
Opportunity has hair in front, but behind
she is bald.
Taggert's i. the cheapest place in town.
if you don't believe it 60 see, 705 Market
street. sept est
Crocu.es can be grown in the house in
damp moss.
Red Hot! What is! Why Oyster Soup
and Coffee, at Stricklands, los East Fourth
street. sept .M-tf.
What is the worth of woman double YOU
Oman.
If you want to be neatly fitted with suit
of clothes, 60 to Ash's, East Third street.
sept.2-1w.
One of the meanst things small boy can
DO is to put tacks in the chairs, when he
knows that young man is coming to call
on his sister that evening.
Our forefathers motto was early to bed
and early to rise, makes man healthy.
wealthy and wise but the merchants saw
late to bed and early to rise, work hard and
advertise.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-24
CHILDREN'S JCBrLEE.

The children's jubilee comes off mex,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings, septem.
Der %. and so. Tickets may be obtained at
boughman, Thomas d Co.'s book store, on
tomorrow morning, commencing at nine
O'Clock. Prof. Clemmer had another re.
hearsal yesterday afternoon. Over 500 chill.
dren are taking part, and it promises to be
to be grand affair. The following is
clipped from the Public Opinion, of Trenton,
\. j., April $, 1875 "Never has the Oper,
House presented brighter appearance than
1t did last evening, and never has larger
audience of equal responsibility gathered
within itswalls. The - Children's Jubilee
was such in every particular jubilee for
the great as.emblage, and jubilee for the
hve hundred children who sat upon pyra.
midical seats that extended from the tor.
mentor to ''the fiies,' and presented. as
the curtain ascended, scene Of beauty that
1t Is impossible TO describe. The singing
was not only excellent, but marvellous in
lis sweetness. unity and volume. and illus.
tra.ed what can be done with perseverance,
patience aDl-brains.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-24
IN THE Tolls,

Why, my most efficient right hand,'
said His Honor to Chief Brady, as the HER
AID man (for whom all had been waitine)
stepped in and jocosely punched the latter
in the ribs, "Why, Chief, only two drunks,
marvellous, marvellous, wonderful" "Onlv
two, sir" then turning to that insignificant
number the worthy chief told them to dust
when they had paid fifty coppers each.
A" Yes, gentlemen of the flowing bowl, We
new-time Bardolphs, hard money or hard
floors ~
The Morning herald., 1875-09-24
FREEZING PEACHES.
THn EXPERIMENT PROBABLY FAILURE
4 PORTION OF -NR. RIKHRs sTOGk R0F-

TIN EXPERIMENT PROBABLY FAILURE
4 PORTION OF NR. -RIKERs sTOok -R0R.
TEN. ......,..
Tbs peach growers this season seem fated
to be unluckey and unfortunate in oil theil
attempts to increase thu Proceeds Of theil
enormous yield. First, the Imarkets an
glutted and their European shipments
prove . failure, and nov it isauite probable
that Mr.. Rikers' experiment to perserve the
fruit by means Of his mammoth refrigera'
tor, excelled at Middletown, at an expense
of $4,000, will be = failure. The fruit
which was placed IN the establishment some
three weeks ago, was of the frmest and
finest. varieties, and was stored in the re-
frigerator with great cSre. On Sunday last
the indications were that some of the
peaches had begun to rot, and that por-
ton suspected was overhauled, and
found to be in q very unfortunate
condition, much of the fruit very soft and
presenting every indications Of rapid de-
cay. 1t was all carefully overhauled and GULL
ed, after which IT was returned to the re-
lfrigerator, and no examination made until
Tuesday, when it was further inspected, and
found to be decaying rapidly. What Mr..
Rikers and his partners in the business in
tend to do about the matter is not known
and whether they credit the probably failure
of their experiment to defects in these
arrangement is not known, as they
have kept the matter very quiet, not
allowing any one to inspect their fruit or
their appliances, save those directly interes-
ted, who in turn are not communicative in
regard to the matter. 1t 10 possible that the
experiment may not be altogether failnre,
but from present indications it would ap-
pear so. 1t is stated that the later fruit |
placed in the est ablishment is doing better
and win keep anylength of time.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-24
THE SUICIDE.

W. W. Welding, Esq, father of the the
young man, whose body was found in Rid
dies woods on Tuesday morning, and which
has been awaiting identification at D. Fox's
shop, cor. Of Sixth and Shipley streets, left
home last night for this city, and is now in
town. A telegram to the Coroner, yester-
day afternoon. authorized him to prepare the
body for burial.
This case has excited much attention in
this city, and all are shocked at the self
slaughter of one SO young and apparently
well cared for.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-24
IOLATING THE e, 3, LIH.
ANOTHER LIQUOR DEALER ARRESTED

ANOTHER LIQUOR DEALER ARRESTED.
Marshal Dunn, on Tuesday evening, un
der instructions from the L. s. Court, b,
whom warrant had been issued, on com.
plant of Deputy Collector Il. Il. Pretty.
man, went down to Frankford, Sussex Co.
and arrested Levi D. Murry, for selling
liquor without US. license. He had a
hearing yesterday afternoon and was re-
quired to furnish $500 bail for hi. appear.
ance at the nextterm of court. This is four
arrests within the past month. and other.
Will follow as soon as the evidence can be
obtained to convict them. There are several
Offenders in the State who are being watch
ed By the [: s. authorities, and arrests will
soon be made. " .l1