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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-06
CITY School Board.

A called meeting was nelu lasl ulSh', pu' IL
was not until quarter past eight that quo
rum was obtained There wera present b.
Soowden, jr., esq, Chairman; Messrs. s. b.
Beach, W. T. Carrie, H'pkius, kempcr, Nc
Kepzie and Whittlcsoy, Trustees, and r. L..
Carne, Superintendent.
Bv unanimous consent the Superintendent,
from the special committee to prepare Il petl-
ton to the General Assembly, asking change
in the minimum school age from five years to
seven, presented a draft Of such petition,
which was read By the Clerk, and, being unan,
imousIy approved, was ordered to be signed oy
the Chairman and Clerk and transmitted 10
our delegate tor presentation.
The Chairman then auuouGced the following
standing committees Ter the year. VIZ:
On Finance an Accounts: Mcssrs. Burke,
Mckenzie and Wheat.
o. Studies and D!Sci ne: Massrs. }. ).
Beach, ". l. Carnc and the Superintendent.
Ga Sthooih,uses aud Furniture: McsS!s.
Kempyranl Hopkins, and the SupcFlntcndort.
| On Complaints aud Grievances: MtsSrS.
+. Bach, y ale AID Wilmington.
On Books and Printing Nests Neale aud
! Whittlescy, aud lie Superintendent.
On Washington School: Messrs. 3. L.
| BEACH, Wheat and Nca'c
Ga Lee School McsSrs. J. s. Beach, Hop
kins and Burke
Ga S6owdcu School: Messrs. Mckenzie,
w. f. Came and Snowdcn.
On IIalowcIl School: Mcssrs WhitI!e5cy
Kcmpcr and Whittington.
Ga motion Of Mr. Kcmper, The Committee
on Books and Printing was directed to bay;
fifty copies Of list Of the committees printed
for the use of the members.
The Chairman then stated that he mao
called the meeting to consider some ilnancla
matters, and presented a communication IRON
Samuel II. Janucy, esq, relating to $;opIt
money which be thought the Board had cn
Scaton, Chairman Trustees of Colorcd School
houses.
a conversational debate then took place, thu
result of which was the reference to u cvmuit
tee of the communication, i! appearing that nt
promise of advances had been made to Alr
Janney, and that but $37 80 was due for req
O! colorcd school houses until March |.
The Superintendent called the attention 0
the Board to The lacG chat the salaries Tor las
mouth had not been pads The treasure
seemed to be u"dcr the impression that TT
CITY Lad advanced ali the instruments due IT.
i Board but, By reference to the preceding, 0
Council, it would be seen that it vas the Feb
ruary and March in*taImcnts which had tccI
used in altering the Peabody Building. ant
that there ought to be $l,.IIG, or caboui$
to the credit of tic Board III the treasury. liz
had cnd1avorcd TO procure the money To pa,
salaries from The Peabody Fuud, but DR.. Sea-:
had informed hlm that he would not be il
funds till the lst of March. He, therefore
moved that the Committee on Finance an'
Accounts be requested 10 provide Tor raylu!
the salaries at as early day as possible. II
thought it could probably be done by showin!
the Civ Treasurer that lie was mistaken. Iht
motion was adopted, and the Board adjourned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-06
CONN lsstE.4L.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, February 5.-Wheat
is more active, and prices show slight I'M
provemcnt; offerings Of l25G bushels red, with
sales Of fair at lis and 1T, prime at lis and 10,
and choice It l22 and l23. Corn is firm, and
prices are c better; offerings Of ll30 bushels
mixed, with sales at IS, IS and 70 Oats are in
li,ht recnint with sales at d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-06
ALEXANDRIA, Y i
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1915.
THE CIVIL RIGHTS B1LL.-Th' text OF the

THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.-Th, text OF the
Civil Rights bill, as it passed the House OF
Representatives yesterday, will be found else
where in to-day's Gazette. The Senate bill
was defeated by a majority OF tElriy.hye, ana
the schoo! clause was struck out of the House
hill The bill is much less radical than that
passcd by the S-nale. 1t docs not interfere
with schools, churches or cemeteries, but as
sumes to guarantee to the colorcd race equal
privileges only in theatres, hotels and public
conycyanccs, and that they shall be summoned
rs Jurors in the courts OF the United States
and Of the several States. The greater portion
Of the bill is taken up with provisions for the
brinpibg of suits in the United States Courts
against the yiolators OF the bill. The kepuO-
licans voting against it Oh the tlaai passage
were Messrs Butler, Crtciiic'd, HARRISON and
Thornburg, of Tennessee; L@fand, OF Della
ware; Lo1ndcs, OF Maryland; Phelps, OF New
Jersey: Sloan, OF Georgia. Smith and Thomas,
Of Virginia, and S;auard, OF Missouri. Mr..
Sener, of Virginia, was paired with kausler'
If South Carolina. Whether or not this bill
will receive the assent Of the Senate is doubt
full, as the Senate may be either disposed to
insist upon its own bill, Or, in the pressure OF
more important legislation, may let the whole
matter fail in default of action.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-06
E,HST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Alexandria, Va, Postofice
February 6, 1875.
Persons calling for letters will say they are adj
vcrtised and give the date Of the list.
If not called for within thirty days, they will be
sent to the dead letter office, i'll Washington.
Alexander, Miss II L I.immc-icl, Jao
Arnold. Mrs A E Lewis, Dir
Brine George Mcknight Miss Flor
Green, Mrs Margaret Riley, Michael
Goings, Mrs Ellen Rowland, Miss Laura
i!ouguns. Mrs L Rici arc, Mr.
Hucker, 81 Rebecca oherifey, Miss Kate
Johnson, Mrs geo VI smith, Henry w
johnson, Slolly Taylor, Mrs Sarah
Lcwi., Benz Taylor james NJ
feb Cit W. n. BERkLEG, Z. ii.
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MARRIED..

At tie residence Of the bridcs father, on Tues
day, the 10Th Of January, 1875, by Rev. Father
Walsh, HENRY L. MUtD, esq.,. Of Charles
county, Md, .nd MARY PAULINE, eldest
daughter Of VIM. II Gwynn, esq, (of Thomas
Of Prince Georges county, Md.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-06
~ Office Of CO.PAETNfRSHIP.

~ February Isl, loIo
WM. n. BERELEY has this day associated
with him in business his son HAROLD BERk-
LEY. the business will in future be conducted
under the firm name of WIN. N. BERkLE1
i son, ut the old Stand, No. 81 King street,
where they will keep we'll selected assortment.
OF DRY GOODS Thankful for past patronage,
| would respectfully solicit a continuance OF the
same to the new firm
feb WIN. N. BERKELEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-06

10 the Conservative Legislative Caucus on
Thursday, alter voting down resolution ad.
visiug the Legislature TO cal! constitutional
convention, the conference refused to recon-
mend an Increase Of the captation tax to two
dollars. This failed by one vote to receive the
necessary threc-ftths-ayes 40, noes IS. a
proposition to strike out Of the first section all
that relates to ducipg, was pending Thca the
conference adjourned uoti! Monday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-06

SAMPLE MERCHANTS. In the .. S. District
Court Thursday Judge Hughes heard argument
of counsel 10 the case Ut H. p. Tuchman, of
Philadelphia, who was brought into Court on
writ OF habeas corpus. The prisoner was ar
rested for violating the State Revenue law as a
sample merchant without license, and was sent
to Jail 10 default OF surety to appear before the
grand jury Tor indictment. After argument
BY counsel, Judge Hughes said that in case Of
arrest under certain provisions OF the act of AS
scmbly he might pronounce the law unconst-
tutloual as to those provisions, but he could not
pronounce clause unconstitutional without
considering the whole section of Which it might
be part. The petitioner was before him upon
a petition which alleges that he is citizen Of
Pennsylvania, and had been arrested under
the provision of law which deprlves him OF
tie privileges and immunltes enjoyed by citl-
zcns Of Virginia. But the petitioner is not a
nonresident agent, else he mig ut be released.
If he is a sample merchant he has not put him
self in position to enjoy the privileges enjoyed
by citizens, by praying either the SO license as
4 resident merchant, or the S!OO license re-
qured of sample merchant. Nobody is allow
ed to sell in this State without license, and
the petitioner has no license Of any kind. He
has therefore neither acquired a right to COM
plain as manufacturer agent resident mer-
chant, or sample merchant. As he has not
complied with the provisions of the law which
apply to the citizens of this State, his petition
is dismissed, and he is rcmanded to the GUS
tody of the Sergeant of the city.-Richmond
Enquirer.
New RIVER R R.-The survey of the pro-
posed n. h. K. r., from Central, on the a.
Vi. & D. R. R.: has been nearly completed.
The route follows the river without any depar-
ture, except the Horse Shoe in Pulaski, where
the grade is II feet to the mile. Everywhere
else the grade is very low The distance from
Central to the Narrows, 10 Giles, is 81 miles,
thence to the mouth of Indian % miles, thence
to Hinton about l2-total. 81 miles-to con.
meet with the C. & o. R. R.-Stam. Vm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-06

The Commonwealth Attorney, of Rich
mond, states that commercial travellers have
paid into the State Treasury $4,000 during
the last eight months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-06

Littell's Living Age for this week has been
received, and is as usual, full OF Interesting and
instructive reading.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-06
Ladies' Misses :sEist aiiiis.ren's i;0c!s
SilOHS ma SE!pDers.

We are this day receiving y full line Of LIS
lies, buses and Children's Boots, Shoes MI!
Slippers, suitable Tor Fail and Winter, eth.
bracing all oi the l:.:es. styles. We solicit par
chascrs 10 cal! and examine for Themselves, =.
they will he sols., II .ew prices:
scp12 y. Is. EAIUEN, Il King.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-06
CONGRESS-.

Ia the Senate, yesterday, Immediately after
the reading Of the journal, the death OF Seua-
for Buckinpham, of Connecticut was aunounc
ed by Mr.. Ferry McsSrs HamIin, Sherman,
Stevenson, Fenton and Washburn were ap
pointed as committee to attend the opsequ'es
at Norwich, and in respect to the memory OF
the deceased the Senate adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives bills were
introduced to Incorporate the Metropolitan
Drove Yard and Strengthening Company Of the
District Of Columbia, and to amend the act TO
remove restrictions upou The right OF Congress
men to draw pay during The recess \ memo
rial OF S. S. Smoot, President OF the Southern
Maryland. Railroad Company was presented.
The consideration of the Civil Rights bill was
then resumed An amendment to strike out
the school clause was agreed to by yeas us,
pays As \ motion 10 substitute the text Of
the Senate bill for the House bill was rejected
by yeas ll3, nays liS. The preamble was
agreed to by yeas 2l9, nays %. The bill Was
then passed by l53 yeas to Is nays, eleven
Republicans voting In he negative.
THE SAMPLE NJ ERCIiANTS' TAN The Leg
islativc Finance Committee have agreed that
printed samp!c-llccuSc shall! be prepared by the
Auditor and furnished every county and city
in the State. When parry takes out this ii
cenSe the county will be attached at the cost
of the person applyag for the same, aDd any
merchant who buys trom a sampc-mcrchant
must require him to show his license, or else
subject himself to the same penalty that sam
pie merchant does who sells without proper
license. The SAM pie. merchants tax Is 500 As
heretofore, but any merchant, resident or
otherwise, who pays the State as much rs
800, Is not required to pay 1t. Ii his mcr.
chants' tax, however, be less than 800, then
he will be required to pay as much additional
as will make II 800. One-har Of the fine re-
covered for violation OF this section Of the rev.
enue laws goes to the intormcr. RS heretofore
Where a party Is not convicted the informer
will have to pay the castS.-Rich. Dispatch.
WHAT THEY INTEND. A meeting of color
ed people was held in Washington the other
night to which Fred. Douglas, Langston, and
other coIored men, as committee, reported a
set of resolutions demanding civil rights, Of
which this is an extract
"There is still one other alternative to which
we are exposed-one which is truly fearful to
contemplate. Human nature is the same every
where There are many varieties OF man. but
only one human nature: and 1t is possible that,
stuug to madness and desperation by continued
and unceasug outrageS, and seeing no means
of escape, a spirit of retaliation and revenge
may be aroused 1rhich arW. W the South acith
scenes of rapiue, blood and Hre.
And that would be about the last appear
ance of the negro race in America.
It ia reported from Madrid that coDtioued
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-06
ssa ED.

Near Brandy station, Culpeper county, ",
or the 18th OF January, " Lillian BROAD
his age.
Ii Baltimore, on Wednesday, the Sd instant
Mrs CATuARINE \. PITT MAN, in the
9l!h year Of her sge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-06

1t is reported from Madrid that continued
success marks the operations of the Royal
troops against the CarlistS, who are said to be
demoralized.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-06
/ WIN. N. BERkLEY.


Is ~ 'A0' I'D AlD Wv D1
More Kid Gloves at the agency, at GREENS
NOTION HOUSE, No. IS King street. Best
two button Kids only Sil0-worth Sl.3O. huy
oil your Gloves, of every description, for ladies'
gents and children, at our Glove Department.
where you will find the best Gloves at lowest
figures. CHARLES w. GREEN,
feb &c King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-06

10 the British House o! Lords last hight the
address in reply to the Queeu's speech was
moved and seconded. Ear! Granville remarked
that the list Of new measures proposed by the
government was meagre aud he thought that
to leave the question OF tic recognition OF h'ng
Alfonso open 10 parliamentary criticism was
uuprcccdcpted. The Dake OF Richmond said
that the government would decide that ques-
ton on its own responsibility. Ia the House
Of Commons during the debate 90 the address
the Marquis Of Harrington said he trusted that
Alfonso would not be recognized as King Of
Spain until there was some proof that ne would
rule 10 accordance with the wishes Of his peo-
ple. The address was adopted in both houses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-06
i CAKD-TO My FRIENDS.

/ CAkD-TO MY FRIENDS.
Plcnse take notice Of the fact int under my
present arrangement it is absolutely necessary
t, sci! for cash on delivery. To enable me to
close out my large stock of Dry Goods ain
selling without regard TO cost, and hope no one
to the rule that we have felt compelled to cslHb
lsh. [fey II ROBT. l.. WOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-06
FISHING SHORE.

TULIP HILL FISHING SHORE~nd OUT
FIT, near Fort Washington for rent. Apply
to H. ). JOH NSTON, No 493 Pennsylvania
avenue near the National Hotel, Washington,
d. G. jan 27-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-06

ISFoR,1ArIoN.-NIr. Smith, of Nelson, writes
the following letter to the Richmond Dispatch,
which will be found of interest to sherifs and
clerks:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-06

BUSINESS men examine carefully into the re-
spousibility of Insurance Companies before
taking out fire policy, and should take like
care in providing receptacle which is to be an
insurance of their books, notes and valuable
papers: and secure fre-proof safe in which
they can feel confidence. Tue Herring Safe
has reputation Of many years standing, and
it has been we'll earned; many hundreds of them
having been tried by fire, preserving prop
er.y. the value CT which could hardly be est-
mated Messrs. Herring & Co., who manutac,
ture these celebrated safes keep ahead oil the
times by constantly making improvements.
Their Bankers Safes show wonderful mechapi
cal ingenuity in providing security against all
methods Of attack by the scientific gentry in
the safe burglary line, and i, is claimed, their
Patent improvements give the only secure pro-
lection against the new tools recently introduce
ed by burglars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-02-06

THE WHEAT The wheat crop presents a
melancholy appearance, and the most saeguinc
farmers have abandoned all hopes ola good
crop. We hope something may turn up to
bring it out, for hard as times are now failure
of the crop would make things great. deal
worse. -Cu7Depcr Observer.
, 1875-08-07
! asaeas tsIrsr. gfpslAsa'.
.Gnalanp.

n -N.H
SO n 5 0 II, 6. @us. Der CAMPER
.Narooaatp" e~larirte geltsrn 'auf Gem aon=
ooincr 3oabaale mad Ct SObns, yfsu'
so, @ssafgse ff.see w 80 at
Efun0.1 10. s2gu ,tatia sg
Cine 9epel6e' bon Snsnbap lq9t,
.bob i'm noropetli6sn Snoien cine 9robe
ll~eberilutbuns eineetreten lei. @dn5e
aonolfrsden ltsDsn unter Walier; Sdu-
lcr, Die euuots nno anosrrs @iSen=
tbum wuroemr serltort.. Cine .sroBe
a,sabl YeuIonen bat ibr asDe1 sl1Ss-
biiBt. ia
Wobri6ten aus Ser Gapltaot mclos1,
,oab an IA. Suli bas brittllae S@ilf
.africona," Capt. SoroaN, msIdes aln
IA. Nsai bon Bombay na9 9few ,yorf
,obfu6r, in bsl0doistem 3uFanoe Nort
9ufreo anlief. Sic Sopte wurnsn Gus
aelebt uuo ndberten li1 per Sarre, op@
.lisb moll Die '2erte nibt lanoen nno re
fsbrten ar i6r 56tH suriid. Gin9@lepp
.,bompfer muroe Dem @6lfie aur Sllfe
oelonot, berlslbe fonnle IS aber nl9t
.iiber Die. Barre brin9en. Is llegt bic
.@crmut6uns na9e oaB Die ~@frlco11a"
.lcitoem unter se9angen 1T.
, 1875-08-07
Tranfreib.

garis, 5. Suli. Sn elmer @erlamu'
lung bes Gomites sur TDroernng Der
8srtreter .8ranfrei6'S oui Der Mcltolls=
ltenuns iii Ybilaoslpbio nurbs 8eltern
cine Miittbeiluns BON Der Gen.=Srans=
atl.- Oampfsr=gO." %smptan9eA III mel
der perjpro@en miro, Den 5ro4t= nno
Yolasiertarlf fir Die @uslteaun9 berab
Sulsten. 9ie Site Der Gnslteaer l9lIeBt
am Is. .. 81.
Sic &lass Der 9eraussebsr bss Na-
ppleoni]4sn @erfes nSas 2ebsn Ga
FAIRS" 'sessn Die Grbcn hes Autors Inn
10000 81. gntl9aoi9ul9, neil bos
Bud nidt nollenoet pprben leL puroc
beute nit Soften ab9ewiclen.
, 1875-08-07
Garepai[ae NaAriaten.

&%arlsru,be. Sim 9. Suit finoct, mte
bercits fura ermabnt, 0ieWlaiorsnnitatss
erttaruns bea GrbsroBberso9s BON Sa'
ben ltatt. Siesu 1T Der @roBuatcr oel-
lelben, &ailer 8iIbelrn, ON Z. Sult in
&arlSrube einsetrofen. auf Citation
Meinbeim bate i'm I'M Nanasn bes
@roBber3o9s Der Stats tinil fer Or.
Soup be,uiufomnet unb bieber 9eleitet,
uno anf allen Stationcn, sic einem
Gsntsiise nabe lino, fano fetlidc 9es
9rlbnn9 fat. 90 wnroe CT audi bier
nit alter 6eierli1teit empfansen. Sim
8ahaboie batten lid sur gcsriBun9
oer @rOB9erSos uno @roBbcrsogin, bic
9enerolitat, bic Minilter, Diplomatic
ane Die Spiben ber StaotbsbOroen Elm.
9eiunoen. NaA tur;em auientbalt be-
ltie9 Der &ailer. Der umgemeiu mobl uno
riltis auSiiebt, Den @a9eu uno fubr
Nh Der Seite leiner Gohtcr in @alus
Uniform burd) bic feltlid bcfla g9teu
StraBcn, bon Dem Oid)t9cOrda9tcn Pus
blifum NIT enoloien entbulialtild)en
0od)rufcn bssfeitet, in oaa SA(oB.
Dor Dem Sa9nbofs mar cine Gbrsnfom>'
pa9nie oc5 0eib @reuaoier 0tc9inenta
nit Oct Mfulittopeac auI9cltcllt, Dor Dem
Sdlolie eine @oupagnte ocS :. boOis
iden @renaoier : 0~tcgimsntS &ailer
Wilbelm. 81 Ocn 6eltli9teiten aus
AnlaB oes 10. @sbartSta9ca Oc5 Grb'
9robber3o9S werocn nod weitere 0Glte
trwartet: 10 BON @icn Surit DER
Deutlde &ronprins, icrncr Briils mn
Prln3elltn Suoplg BON 9ellen, Yrln5
9ermann 0 SadIen : WeImar, bic
6lritln . ~2eininsen (SAwelttr oes
8roBber5o9s). Auf BEN 8. Suli bat
iiA cine sr0Bere a3abl BON Oeputatios
men, sund6lt oer beloen 9aaoeSsAniuer.
lit6ten, lolpie oieler StS0tc anmeloen
%lalleu, um i9re @IadwiiulGc barSubrin-
gen.
!3u ben beuorlte6enoen 2auOta95ruabs
len idreibt bic v8a0. &orreip. II. g.:
u8islIa1 lit be9ebrt wproen, oaB man
nur oann Seamte in bic &ammcr pGAle,
menn Der por9el1la9ene Wiam in leis
uem pcrl5nliAcu in%Oipiouelen Sbaratter
poDc @ewGbr oafir lMelltet, oab er lelne
nit Dem Ab9eoronetenmauoate lbsr'
nommeneu Yfll6ten bDber ltellt. ais bic
Yortbcile leiner DienltIaulbaDn. 28tr
boifen, baB geraoe SOIde, welbe 0lelc
mIrOise Gbarattereigenl@aft belissn,
our9aus sswilt linb, Die 8eredtisun9
SisieS Gases iusuaebeu- &rnRe G1'
, 1875-08-07
Jl,laaa ijGk gepeI1eg'

Bropioence G. @us. Gowaro
.9uolon mnrbe 9eltern Mbenb breimaI
BON O,uen Mcaepler 9el4oIen unb
miro wabrl6einli4 iterben. Sci Dem
@erlu9e, i'm 6t entweffner, erbielt go,
McGarron ebenfalls cine lebenssefdbr=
li1e @unoe. Man 9lanbt, oaB Der
Mbroer, Der peshoftet fonroe, irrllnniQ
1T, ga gar tein 8ruilo su BEN S@ieBsr
nprlag. ..sea4 =
2png8ran9 If, g. S. 5. Iusult
Mabreno Srou Glen .. Srownea an
Der Sarminsbalc Station iiber basS6ie
~ne,nssleiie seben polte, slitt iie aus INN
fiel serabe swilden Die S4ienen. Ss=
!. %1pnnen, bleibt lie rubi9 in iDrer Stel=
lung lissen, lnb Der sauae Bug fdbrt
iber jie binWes, pbne iie 81 perIesen.
89ilabelpbia, 6. @ug. 8e=
fern Morsen mari Obeola9 9eelsr, eln
acknowledgements Sanoler, mebrere bel
borbeneS olosna=M irite in leinen Stall,
Gin lS=iabriser anobe, @amens &Onig,
Las Oislelbsn auf, rciuiste lie in @allel
nno lub IL onbere &naben 81 oer Mtabl
seit Elm. Sies Die Musla9en BON Seeler'
Aae bieie &inoer wuroen frant. GlneS
oerlelben, Der breijabri9e Srnoer oor
&Onis, ltarb seltern gtadmittas. SEP
q tsrer ~bebauptet, 2eeler babe ibm oies8iir=
tie '9essben. 9ieler unb Der Tabritant
osrlslben, SausiuB liuo uerbaftet wOr=
ben.
VI ip=G a tile, 9e., 5. Mug. 9if,
t'Elon S. &euis, Der pesen 0iebHaDl:
I'm blellssn @efdnsnills oetinirt mar, &C,
lang e. in peysansene Na9t aus5ubre-
den. Man tonnte leiner bis iebt Md
nlft lulsper babbaft weroen.
, 1875-08-07

Gbeiter, 9snul., 6. aus. Ser fir
Die ppacificsY oit= 9ampier= Gompdgnie"
bier 9ebaute 9ainpfer wuroe seiterh brm
Stapel gelaiien. Sri. 6ountain toufte
ben 9ampfer uGitD of SponcD.~
Isrre $ e, 9nO 6. gnsult,
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