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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26
New Announcements, To-day.

Grand Fxcurslon-Union NJ Sunday school
Webo's hats-Brevity
Singles 4 Sons partagas--BreVity
Work of Art--B Clark
Popular excursion to New York
An ordinance concerning markets
Refrigerators-H f Pickels
DeNormandie's auctlon-Brevty
Liquors, A q Perllns-Brevity
Funeral notice
Buxbaum's clothng-Brevlty
Shoes, S07 Market street-Brevlty
Pennlngton's shoes Brevity
Chairs caned-Brevity
Sale of condemned Government property
Hay forks-Billany
Elmwood collar-Brevty
The desgner-Brevlty
scythes-Biany
Baby carriages-Brev1ty
Dubells Brevity.
Fulmers Enthusiastically.
City Laundry-Brevity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26

Consolidation OF steamship COmpan-
les.
The Merchants New York Steamship Com
pany, the company owning the Jane Mosely and
nearly finished Lady Of the Lake, and the Inland
and Coast Navigation Company have coalesced
their business under the management of Nlr. ).
W. Thompson. 1t is said the company owning
the steamer Pilot Boy will also enter tho COM
bination, and that g. daily passenger and freight
line between Washington and Norfolk, with two
river truck boats, as well as the New York line
Of steamers, will all be under one management
and work together as parts of one system OF
TRANSPORTATION.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26
Dailp Gom.atereial.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
uawsri II. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis O. ferriz.
~ Prr Terms, eto., sss Sscond Page.
son nj.

Senator salisbury has boen spending sew
.,ol dsys at Washington. He left, to-day, fol-
lnrorstown, Nd, to visit ex-senator WIN. T.
Hamilton.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax and family are in Bal
,,uore, the guests of s. M Shoemaker at his
country seat, Burnside"
Tbe Hon. Jacob Tome has purchased hand
.ome.-cighteen hundred dollars, span OF
uoitos.
HIM. John Q. Now U. 9. Treasurer, arrive
IN Washington yesterday.
--.Gepsral Mcclellan ia in Paris en- route for
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26

GouLEY's ExcURsIoN.- Gouley's excelsior ex
HrsIon 10 Atlantic City, under the direction Of
j, l., Gouley and J. O. Morrow, will leave French
street wharf, on July 22nd, at A. M. for Cam
den, thence by rail to the ocean, allowing aeyen
hours in the beautiful "City by the sea-" No
pereons need apply for tickets unless they are
known to conduct themselves properly on e1-
eur4lons, for "Order s our Motto" Those
wishing a delightful excursion will have the OPP
portuuty on this trip. A brass band will ac-
company the excursion. Adult tickets, i'2-25
cillirens 5l.00,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26
Tho clayton Housc.
ARRIVALS, UP TO THIS MORNING.

NJ Monroe. NJ. D., Phlla.
j A Hudson, New Yoik.
sM johnson, BALTIC.
W Hastings. City.
il Powers, Jr., Penna.
james Ponder, Milton, Del.
Paul ID Van Hook, Phila.
" L Prsle, New York.
" Z lsogers, "
Harry Bond Phila.
Aug richards,
y Mocutchen,
Eli rhipps,
III. IIainos, Lancaster.
" II Blake, New York.
Chas u Vance, Brooklyn.
AID lrye, Now York.
y p Blame, Chesapeake City.
John NJ Small, Virginia.
RIB Van Laun, New York.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26
The New Liquor Law.

AN INJUNCTION RESTRAINING TIE COLLECTION OF
THE TAX GRANTED.
CINoINsAT1. June 26.
A despatch from Detroit gays that Judge Coch-
ran, of the Supreme Court, has granted an in
junction restraining the collection Of the tax from
liquor dealers under the new law.
The effect of this will be to stop all proceed
ing until the Supreme Court has passed upon
the constitutiorslty Of the measure.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26

LEa BRoKES.-W. II. Griffenberg, of this city,
sustained fracture Of the leg while driving
from Chesapeake City to Port Deposit, day or
two ago. On the way the horse took fright,
run away, upset the carriage, and broke a wheel.
Neither party being injured they borrowed a
dearborn from neighboring farmer, and before
they had driven 800 yards the horse again took
fright and commenced running, when Mr.. Grit
fenburg in attempting to jump out caught his
foot in the wheel and fell in such manner as to
break his right leg in two places. A third wagon
was procured, when Mr.. G.. was brought to his
home in this city by tho friend who was with
him, and DR.. Kane reduced the fracture.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26

CONFERENCE ACADEMY PRIzEs.-The Dover
Sentinel reports the following award of prizes,
for proficiency in the Conference Academy
Taylor prize, for general scholarship-1st, to o.,
s. Walton, Georgetown; End to Miss s. Steven
son, Dover. Salisbury prize, for literary exer-
cses-1st to Ed. N. Kirby, st. Michaels. Gordy
prize, for highest Latin ayerage-1st to o.. s.
Walton, Georgetown 2nd to Miss Katie NAPLES,
Dover smithers prize for Latin composition
lat to +. s. Brown, Dover; End to NJ. +. Powell,
Dover. The first prize consisted Of Webster's
Unabridged Dictionary the second, Greek and
English Lexicon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26
FIFTH EDITION.
A New York Tragedy.
4 NEGLECTED FARMER SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN
MURDERED BY HIS FAMILY.

q
MURDERED BY HIS FAMILY.
New YORK, June 26.
Mr.. Davis, farmer aged 50, residing in Her.
kimer county, was found with his bead nearly
cut off in his barn, on Thursday morning. His
son, aged "a years, the wife, wife's sister, Mrs.
Fred. Embargo, her son, aged So and neighbor
named Adams, have been put under arrest to
await the action of the coroner's jury.
Davis had his hands and feet frozen through
cruelty of his family, and was otherwise helpless
on account of sickness
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26

FUNERAL EXCURSION TRAIN.-Jacob Missimer,
of this city, whose sudden death was narrated
Yesterday. will be buried from the residence of
his brother, near Landenberg, on Monday next
at 10 o'clock. An excursion to Landenberg will
leave the depot in this city at 7 o'clock, a; m,
and return in the afternoon From Landenberg
the friends will be conveyed in carriages.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26

PArENTs.--Patents have been granted to the
following Wilmingtonians B. G. Hdreth, for
Improvement in step ladders; W. g. Pennypack-
or, centrifugal machine for making paper bar
reis; Walton, Whann & Co., for trade mark for
THAR fartiiZers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26

CoRosER's INQUEST Yesterday morning
coroner's inquest was held upon the body Of
John Dougherty, who had died very suddenly
during the night. verdict Of death from ma
tr1ral causes was given
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26

PASSED THRoueH.-The New Jersey Editorial
Association, 200 strong, passed through Whining
ton, this morning, on their return from Orkney
Springs Va. They arrived in Baltimore, last
night, and put up at the Carroton.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26
THIRD EDITION.
Indiana.

ooLonED MAN LYNoHED AT GREENFIELD.
INpIANAPoLIs, June 26.
VIM. Keemer, colored, who was arrested in
Michigan county, for attempting to commit
rape on white lady and was removed to Green
field for fear Of violence, was lynched, last
night, by mob.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26

RE-opENINa OF THE ADELPHI THEATRE.-J. W.
Skillman will reopen the Adelphi .Theatre, Sec
ond street near Washington. this evening, chang
ing the name to the Grand Central Variety. His
company, he says, will be from the theatre Of
the same name in Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26
The Jury Still Ont.

NO NEws OF ITS COMING INTO COURT.
NEW York, June 20.
There is no news of any kind as to the Jury
coming into court.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26

SuERrFF's SALEs.-The real estate and per-
sonal property of the Wilmington Rolling Mill
Shoriff's sale, by Auctoneer Ogle. The first bid
upon the rolling mill was by man named
johnson, from Baltimore, who bid $40, 1000.
They were finally knocked off to Jesse Lane, Of
this city, for $4,000. There was a mortgage
against the property Of S25 600, which with uD-
paid interest now amounts to s27,800.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26
Marriagfs.

HAMlLToN-REID.-on the oath inst, by the Rev.
George A. Latmer William 5. Hamilton to Mary
S. Reid, all of wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26

DROWNED IN CHESTER RIVERA little girl two
and half years old, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
on Chester river, below Boxers wharf, Queen
Anne's county, was drowned on Tuesday last
She had accompanied two elder sisters to the
beach to bathe, who placed her in a boat hauled
ashore, but not made fast, which afterwards
went adrift, and the child clambered over the
side of the boat and was drowned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26

TnE LyoEUM PIosIo.--The Friends Lyceum
Picnic is in progress at Mt. Cuba, to-day. Three
fall cars went ont from this city, this morning,
aid numerous other persons drove in to th re-
treat III their carriages. 1t was not known, this
morning. that Bayard Taylor would be prefIent,
although he has been at his home for seNeral
d1ys. Jno. q. Whittier did not come down.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26

BASE BAiL.-A match game of base ball was
lea clubs, yesterday afternoon, resulting in favor
OF the latter by score of to 12. Owing to the
rain only innings were played. Umpire, NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26

LOAN SALE,-At the 101st menthly meeting OF
the Home Loan held last evening $4,000 sold at
So per cent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26

THE NEW BASIN INVESTIGATING CoMMrrTEE.-
This committee, appointed at recent meeting
of the City Council to investigate certain char
ges by John W. Hawkins against certain en-
ployees on the new basin, met, last evening, In
the City Council chamber. H. F. Pickels acted
as President and G.. B. Underwood as secretary.
A large number Of witnesses and interested per-
sons were present, but owing TO the extreme
heat and other causes, the meeting was post
poned until next Monday evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26
commercial Esep0rss.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETs.
PHILADELPHIA, June &c.
Flour dull Penna. family, s5.7596 rs; high
grades sc. .5OC07.75. Wheat quiet red, $1,000
1.31 amber $1.3l01.31H. Rye. 5105. Corn
steady yellow al mixed, SOC Oats 62l9 9G6313
for white. Mess pork S20920.50. Lard 1890
l4c. Whiskey s1.20.
QUOTATIONS AT THE BRANDYwIHE MILLS ron HIoUn
AND aRAIN-coRREorED DAILY.
Family Flour. .ts 00e 900
Extra Flour. .,....,........ 8.750S $50
Superine Flour. our............4 4.75@ 5.75
Wheat. LBS
Corn, $40
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26
Weather Record.

RxPoRr OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON. June 20.
Probabilities For the Middle States, nearly
stationary pressure, slightly cooler and partly
cloudy weather and south west to easterly winds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26
FOURTH EDITION.
Row at the Basin.

ASSAULTS BY THE wHoLEeALE-aEyERAL MEN
QUIT WORK.
Qnite disturbance occurred, this morning,
about the hour for commencing work, at the
new basin, which has caused much un-
pleasantness and large number OF hands to
stop work. 1t seems that in view of the inyes-
tigation which was to have taken place, last
night charging certain overseers, or bosses, with
being intoxicated and neglecting their business,
a paper was circulated amongst the hands setting
forth that the persons alluded to we're never
drunk. This paper, it is stated, was submitted
to boss named Hoffecker, with request that
he sign it. This he firmly. refused to do, and
being closely questioned, is reported to have
said that he had seen such persons drunk.
For this remark, it is said that Henry Mchin-
ney struck him violent blow with his list, and
three or four others came to his rescue. Nc
Kinney, it is also said, made another attack on
Hoffecker, when John T. Richardson, who was
standing close by with another person, seized
Mckinney and took him off. Mckinney then
went up and struck Mr.. Richardson along side of
the head and was joined in his attack by several
other persons, but Mr.. I. backing out got a
brickbat and held the crowd at bay it is stated,
until other friends came to his assistance.
The whole case is 30 complicated that 1t is
difficult to arrive at tho facts, but the foregoing
is aa near them as could ascertain. 1t is said
by some that the attack WAS agreed upon and
planned the night before, and carried out in the
morning according to agreement. On this ac-
count, with which the heat has something to do,
many Of the workmen left, this morning, not
intending to return again.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26

TRIAL. SourRT.-The Water Witch Fire Com
pany, last evening, took their engine down to
the foot of French Street, and after forcing
water through 1700 feet of hose, and up grade
of 35 feet, threw it 100 fest up the steeple OF
the Second Baptist Church, at Fourth and
French Streets. They will try again this even
inn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26

WE OFFER FOR SALE,
AT 90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST,
$4,000
OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE sEvEN-PER CENT.
COUPON BONDS OF THE
WEST END PASSENGER RAILWAY CO.,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Due September !, 1908; Interest Coupon payable
March and September l. Free fioD all taxes
THE PHILADELPHIA TRUST SAFE DEPOSIT
AND INSURANCE COMPANY
Is the Mortgage Trustee for the bondholders.
The west End Passenger Railway Company have
their entire tracks almost laid, and Its equipment
will be completed in a few weeks.
For circulars or further information apply to
MARIS 81 SMITH,
BANKERS,
No. 1s SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
1e2n-tf IN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26
Arrest for Alleged mail Robbery.

Arrest for Alleged Mail Robbery.
Frederick Grosh, Son of the postmistress at
Funkstown, Nd, was arrested yesterday after
noon at Greencastle, Pa, for alleged robbing
the mail While on the way to jail he jumped
through car window and escaped but was re-
captured, and is now in Hagerston jail
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26
Tfitj advertisements.

GEO. w. BUSH II SON NOW SELL
" THE BEST EGG AND STOVE COAL $50,
CASH NUT rs, CASH. THEIR PATENT WA
CON SAVES ALL DIRT AND LABOR.
GRO, w, BUSH 4 SON, French St. wharf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26

VOU CAN BUY BOUGHTEN'S WIN
l. DOW screen, that will 1T any window. at
2. PICKELS,
ie2tgt 10th and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-26

INDEX.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
9o8 proicstirtc OentI@ snmcrtss

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iinOCn mir folgcn0c gtad)ridtCu III unlcren
gSchelbldttcrn:
Su Gleuelnlo iolt nddl1cu5 Elm groBCS &ou=
Sert Su @Hulttu 0e8 Stmiuariono5 ntgebalz
ten mer0cn
Sn llebCrclnittmmung nit clnem @eid)lufie
Der Seiirt5 5agiaBuug III 8rCntOu, SuS.,
bat Der ,,S1iablanoer &uruuerslu" ein @onIite
eruamt, msld)e5 inter ben &urnern Samm=
lungCn fir Oa5 seminar Ueranltalten iOa.
S0r. lllrid, Gtgeutbitmer oe8 ,gtor0iteru, :"
tbcllt nit, oaB Der oeutid)e Gereu gu ga
Grofe, SStSc., rorlduig 500 gum Semis
uariOnO beiitcuat. @bcuio bat, wie lor.
5tbOmberg beri6tet, Der Ocutld)e Scrtu III
EdHilng, Soma, ctu l0itltionScOmite Don
flint DtitglieoCrn erndnut mo beltmmt, baB
Oier Sabre lang Die mouatltdleu SeltrGge eiu
Wtal i'm Sabre III Den ,SenIuarIono ilieBen
iOGeH. 9lelc Sereuc bnbtn ONOurd bclule=
lell, 0aB lle nid)t, lulc 10 Ueie unotre SCrctue,
iib burd) tbrtn 9tomeu 3u ebreu lNden,
louOcrn ibrtm 9famen Sire III mQd)cu
lpiiieu.
Sn Milwoufct bat Die engere Subcriptiou
(Niinlmal 8etrag $25) bi5IaHg S2l50 erge.
ben uno lit i'm bciten 6ortgang. 2lm 5. Sui
miro III Gueuttu'5 Yart cIu bon ocn orei
Sdulpereincn arrangrte5 SOllSidulicit ab-
gcbultcn wer0cu, ociicu Grtra9 fir Oen Sc=
miAurfonO beitimmt 1T. 9ie Suruz uuo
@eianguereine ha0cn ibre Dtihumtung SIT.
gClagt.
SI Ycoria bat Iih Gin pcrmauenter 2lJi,
totion9au5ituB cou1titIirt. $or. 9r. 9fOSs
fotcu, meldber OIc glitt an erIcu Sage cirtu=
Ilrte, beridtctc am 2tbcno ciu @rgcbniB BON
1902.
Sn cincm ogin9ciauot" Der ~. 3.
Staat33tg," Wuo berid)tet, Dap Die Cub.
icripttOnen bercltS Die Summe auon $3.50
crdcbCu
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ssiilS W2erifn

Cincinnati, 3. <$Iui. SptSial
Oeptld)c Don JteU Orleans mel0Ct, oaB laat
ytadlrdten ans Dtcrfo pom 81. Ytai oel
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otS @ontrafti5 Sluiithcu Der HCgterunq un0
brn. 0aUio 9oplc Slair auQCnommem hat.
gfah ocmielben iol e1nc @iitnbabu. mo
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greH5t 3wtdlen Dem Stdate Souora mo
Dem aneritaniidsn 8erritorium 2lr5ona
NIT !3metglinien Had) llrtS uEo Alaues CT.
bout mcroCn.
9aS Somite fir &nbuitrie bat ocm Gon.
grelie elIen Serld)t itbCrrtldt, moriu CS nit
etulqcn 2tbGnOCrlugCn Ocu imiifen Der Gre
tutue mo @tmaro Zee Blumb abgejAlolie,
nen @outratt cmpTicblt, Der ble @rbnuUng
tlner @uenbabn Smllftu Der StaOt Ecou uuO
etnem BHntte al Der n0rolldcu grCn3e oc5
9(to Srauo antrebt.
Ser @ongreB couittnrtc iidI Nuiang8 WGi
ais elne 9rano >Surn, nm Die >SnanflagcUer-
letung oe8 YrGitOcuteu oui bon Slncento
Nlua Bdl0co Oorgebrad)e Bcid)ul0iguugen
3u beratbtn.
Die Ol8fuiItou mar icbr crregt, bate aber
gum &elultat, OGB Die 2lutlage NIT 1913 9e9en
10 Stlnmen OerluOrien mur0e.
Die 9taub= mo BliinOcruuqS3ii Oauern
iort unO bis lett iiuO nod feline 2lnitolten bon
Der MISUNDERSTANDING gctrOhen morocu,
I'm! 0enlelben @iubolt Su tbuu.
Sau8ran5iScO, 3. Suni.- Gine 9e'
peide Don ct. Diego ia9t, OaB in Eera3 grOBc
Nntre9Hng III Solqc Der mCrIfdnlld)en 9(Qub'
2i9e berrldle mo oaB ber2lu5bruh uonSeiu0s
leltgfctten 5mtlten Nttrtto uno Den Scr.
Staaten beiiird)tet pcr0e.
Die 3eitIud ..Siuclla" iant in Yc2ud auf
Die Seron oe0 gSGibugtOner rGbrOnitle,"
OaB Dterifo Su id)mHdl Jet, nm ben 9tdube-
reien eiu 3icl 81 icteu, hoB, meHu bic &er.
Stadten uid}t tOuuten Oocr mollten uCrbinNcru,
oaB 9tGubCr ctucS frSmDcn StoatcS IN ctnr5
ihter 8erritOricu etnordngcu uuO ale 2trten
bon @rauiamfeiten bcgngcn, 10 t6untc eS
feln &nEbcr nebmtn, 0aB Oa5 ldluadbc Ete
rlto 0aSu unfdbtg lei.
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GuropaiI9e Ga0el5eriGte.
SeutidllanO,


2onoon, 4. Sunt - Ser ,,OailD 3elez
grapb" enttdlt eine 9epe1d)e Don Serlin, Die
belagt, ,oaB ole oeutid)e9te9ierun9 Stmciie babe,
OaB Die acknowledgement gegen Quinn I'M,
begritn0et lcleu uno 0aB or bdlo cntlanen
merOe. Seine Serbaituug lei burd Den lie
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fOlgt.
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rere Sd)lfie Derloren glngen.
poriu6Gl.
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iAlagcu@ zines ytdlteridliIIeS itnO 60 YcriOs
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elnem frleOlIhen2lrr0ngcmcnt tommen mer0e.
9amDferberidtc.
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Viartt mmO Soric.
2onOOn, 3, Slnl. - NmcrIt. 5l20el
8OuO8 '65er 1861. grie 154. bic 3t8con.
tprOte I'M ofienen WiOrtte bctrGgt Bros.
ElDerpOoI, 3. SUM. - SulmUollt
ftit. Sberi. Il. SrI. 8-85. %ertdnit
10000 Ballcu.
9eleien,
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tatbothdben Yroseiiioneu an SCIgieu 9emGCbt babe
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ct. ytidboIas, in Der Jidbe oeier Staot, pe9el
8heiluabmc an elmer 2cierct, ole Degen Der Stn
mIifunS in eiHen reIl9ioien rmjus entfouoeu mar
ptrhQftet uOr0en.
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ScnSefrattom oeS ton
Wltatpaltfce.

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$oeuni muroe beute inter Den iibliden Gere,
monicn in Der @atbeorale, peld)e auf oas
Seltltdite 9elhmiidt mar, conietrirt. 9aS
bodlamt muroe bon bem Sii6of SeiB Uou
gacraIie celebrirt. Siihof 8pau uon ct.
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Den fir inn crri6teteH 9bron unb oaS papit
life SeRaliungSidreiben muroe uerleicn.
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lateiuiideu abiahung ieiue Dtiiion ais Nb,
geianoter Or. 0elll9fett, morauf @r5btidof
0enni ertldrte, oaB er Die ibm uerliebene
lSiiroe ounebme uuo fuiete baun am SuBe
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,,Saleluiab" auitimnlte unb aae @lodeu &C..
ldutet muroen. Der @r3bid)of ertbeilte oaun
Oen Segen unO Sum SdlIulie ipurOe oas
Seoeum geiungen.
9lm Qbeuoe arrangirten alle fatholideu
@eiclli6aften einen SqdelSug, Der Smei Niei:
len lang mar uHo 5000 6adeln Sdblte. Sor
Dem ,0auie bes GrsbiidoiS mutoe balt &C.
mad)t, S6nonen gelalt uno Die @loden aller
fatb. Sirhen geldutet. 9feoen murOen al
ole pdpflifen 2lbgeianOten uno an ben @rS,
biId1oi Qcrtdltet llnO BON 0iclem erluloert.
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| 0e8 Samples Smlid)cu Der meiBen uno rOtben
fole ut onrd Sbafeipeare uuiterhlld gemor.
een. Sbmohl Hnicre 9fegerIng MIR ciIeu
&Onll I'M Srad hat, 10 bat Ite bod and lhrcn
2Sarmtfr logar lCbe Barter bat cincu lold)cn.
Scit clHcm balbeu Wenld)enaltcr mar CS
Ofontgomerp &lair, iueld)er iitb in Der 9folle
elne5 BrGN0tntenmad)Cr5 QCfiel er bat frtllld
nod fctncn red)t iertig 9ebrad)t, - ocnr
@rlnt, mcldlCn CT fiir bic 0Cmotratcn Dor
adt tSahrcH MAIDEN molltc, uuroc bCtanntlid),
tanm Dab CT lbu angeIangeu bate, aus leinCr
2Serftdtte i0rtgebolt unb pOn oen 6epubllIa=
ueru iertlg genladt; 9rcelcp lit Sp0r BON
SlaIr gemadlt morOcn ,aber nidlt gCratbeu ,aber
oas lhanet9lue8 Nld)tS. Aacr gnten 0lngc
miillcn brci iein. SrOB Scr biSbcrtgen WilB,
ertoI9e ,,nlOd)t" !Or. Slair lebt au eiucm HelGeu
Brdltnentcn fitr 1876; boieu lulr, oaB or biCS-
nal mebr @liid bat
9Ste min bcrcit5 Dor mcbrCrcn SaQcn nit.
tbctlcn, arbclttt Wioutgomtru Blair fir Die
nomination bc8 Gilenbablm09nOtcn 6. gS.
Garrett OWd) Die 9cmohatcn. Seiu Srlei
bat SmNr III ocr 4rciit pcuiQ 9lntlanQ qefnll,
ocn, abcr o0S id)rcdt ibn tCiucSmcgS ,uriid.
Sor9eltcrH duBcrtc CT iid) cinem Gorrtipon4
0tnten gegeuiibcr, mic iolQt:
fitr Die 4rdlioeutiduft nOmiulreu, mas iibri=
gems uldt wdbritemIib ut, 10 braudJt man
mcuig 3u ,wcicn, oaB Sen. @raut, lucld)er
gan5 ithcr nOu Ncn Jtepublifuncrn wie0tr
nomlEirt wrrOcu mu6, clueu britteu Ecrmlu
erbdIt."
VI. &lair lit jc0of Oollndncia iibcr;tugt,
0aB !. ". @nwttt oT 0cmotratilDe YrGii |
oentibaits @anNioat lem miro. 9ie Ioaupt |
irage ucrbc ieiu cWtOnOpOl uHo 9luti.Nionos
pol" mo Garett lei nun ciumal ourd) itiuc
Sctdmpiung Der &abncn nit gcmdIiertcu |
Attten ole Gcnmalit9r i'll Dem Sample gegcn
Ole WtonOpOlc. Garrctt lei ijberoieS Ciu gan;
ncUcr Manu, CT cbc ST tCmcr6ragc Der Scr |
irgcuOmc III Se3Icbuug. Ser |
HSelten mcroc elubeltlg fiir Garrett lcin mo |
olt Domination mCrOc III Gan3en ganoe Den |
belcu Guorud MAIDEN. - 2I5 Utarglinocr |
fGHnCu mir ms nlu frcucn, uenn !0r. Slar
OlcSmal Clneu giIdlitcu 2Suri gotham babeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
Die Yoltbcfaroer1ug ttuS Der
(S1aefff,r hft friC0

gRabington, 3. Suni. = 9as Roit=
Depastenlent erbielt bente Morgen ytad)ridt,
oab Die seamten Der n saltimorezSgio= Sabn~
eInen Sori6lag MAIDEN wirben I'M Setrcii
Der SefSroerung Der poiten, unO Elm 3elez
9ramm lpuroe al 5pu. SharpG abgeianot, III
pel6em berielbe eriuft puroc, i'll Dem De-
partenlente porsuipre6en.
an Srn. Siaaf 6indlep BON Der rYbila-
belpbia. &ilmiugton.S Saltlmorer Sabn" gin9
aleidfals cine 0epeife ab, fiinfttg aae $olt.
maggons iiber bic Baltimore Potomac'
Subn" 8u ienoen.
Sine dbnltac Oepei9e wurbe Dem Braii
benten Der ~ Yennipluanier Gentral'Sabn" 5n'
Ianof.
@esen slbenb stns folseu6e 9epeidle ar
Srn. $. SO. Sarrett, ben Prdfoenten Del
- Baltimore Sbioz Sabn" ab: gSiinItlg mol
len Gle BEN YoitOienit uur smll6eu Dem Use
ten unb Baltimore befDrbern NIB Die wet
liden YOiten bort, anitatt in gsalblnston ab
liefern."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
Scr Sturnt tt, &entltdv,

lSOllle c, 3. ,Sunl. = Der Sdaz
ben, Den Der geitrige Stnrm bier aurdltete,
mar iebri erteniiu.' 2luBer Dem an Dem g8ittz
lpens uub g8alien=4 =4Iple Der 6reimaurcr an9e'
ridteten Sdaoen, ben man aui $50, 900 per=
audlagt, wuroen auh nod uiele flcinere
@ottagen benOlirt, 0dder we9geriiien Lin.
Die S6uppen Der .4oniSuiler Giiens unO
Sriiden 8eie1ihaft" ipurOsu Sertriimmert
unb bere6net man ben Serluit auf $4,000.
Der Sotald)aben miro 100000 erreiden.
@rnftbaite Serletuugen bon Wteuiden mer-
Seu feiue bertdltet,