davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-02-26
&Glte bier uup brausen.

Die grtmmige &dlte, nelhe I1on lnehr'
mails btelen Wtnter IN unierem Norbipelteu
9eberribt bat, peranla6t ben altell gS. 8ag=
ner pom DOerti6en Inaeiger" III Sreeport,
ST., 81 munteren ger9leidut9en Sipllter
bier nno benz Shiparspalo, in ipeldem
Wa9ner emit bis 81 leiner Gertreibnng blrf)
Die Heaftion BON 1S49 als gemiitblider Qa11p=
geiitlider 9emobnt bat. ST ldlre,bt:
U@tn a11erltanii6er Ntnter, tpie mir tbrl
iest in unlerem gSeften burfmafen miilien,
libertrtfit bel Weitem ei1en 0inter auf Dem
baol1den ShmarSlpaloe, ben man NIT ln=
reht oaS babtife Sibtrien Su nerlnert pfle9t.
SD babe 1eun pole sSirter I'M ll~nper9eBltdell
@er8bad, Int S6opibetm, in Saoen bet
lebt; aber ME cine 10 grlnlmlge &dlte empfullz
ben, ME bier Sl &anoe. Wenn i'm Nnfan9
oleIeS ~Sabrbunberts etn Oid)ter beS llebltdelI
Observation-Disclosures (nlht s. 8. SebeD III
etnem SodSeitS9eoidt iiber Die S90nbetten
9ersbad's iin9t:
g8ie 9liidlih Iuto bod Gersba6's &inoer,
Sbr 5umn1er lit, rpie uuier 9Sinter,
gSie talt muB crit ibr geinter ieih!
10 made i'd mad meinen @rfabruneen IN
4merifa anbere Getne uno Iage:
S8ie sliidlid Iuto bod DersbaG's Siuoer,
sic bnben teineu Iolfen 98inter,
gGie mir inl Sano Ot1lbeuritn.
sic ppbner inter lparmen O1d1ern
linn trintell 9Sei1 nit frobel 3e1ern;
ST. iuGbit an ibren carmen ia.
Gum Seritdnbni6 bieler Neime erlaube i'd
mir nod SolgenbeS betSufiigen: Die Sduier
in @erSba1 lparen, SIT meiner 3eit, fait alc
nit Strob geoedt ulb nit ben nniibertreff=
ifen &aAel0fen perieben, weld)e eiue gleid)-
mdBtge uno geiunbe Wdrme bel Gag uito bel
9ta6t anSltr0men, it ben nletlten &ellern
ihter vWtart9rGfler @i" (g8ein aus Dem
Dtarf9rafenlanb). g8enn man iif iiber bic
len QSeir- 9tei6tbum munbert, perntmmt
man oft Die Worte: n@uie @i mG6lt all DC
Ganue!" 0luler QSein mdd|lt an Den GAIT
ueu). Son Dem @rtrag ibrer praftpolen
SannelpdIoer, mte i) nod feline in ben Ser.
Staaten 9eieben babe, baben ie Sabr fir
Sahr ibre iid)eren @lnnabmen, unb ie per-
~ldun1en eS oann aud ME, i'm Serblt ibren
lGhrll1en Nelnbeparf aus benz D0teblano"
III bolen, bamit ie beim Seluh zines ober
mebrerer Sreunoe io9leid ia9eu f0nnen:
oWfareilt, ooer Serereli, ooer @pa &atberlt,
gang, leng's @briiSli!" (sebe, briu9 elm
&rii9lein gSein y
Die QSinter auf benz S1fuarspalbe fino
piel manierliher oils in Nmerita. llnb Set
ner claude, baB ein @erSbader 9Sinter bret
Sebn Monate mdbre, ipie Dor 3eiten eil
Steuererbeber BON @erSbad Der frau 9ano.
p0gti BON 9alln in 2Orra6 antportete, ais
olele thn gefragt bate Diuie lang babt Sbr
oenn 9Snlter ?" DDriSeb Wtonet, Srau
ganbp0gtll !" ernioerte Der ihelmilhe @erSz
ba6er NIB Die Srau 2anbu09ti bats &c,
9laubt."
, 1875-02-26
Neine PHan1enfnffe.

a~ntbaIt.n tstn Wsrlur, TltseraItsn sbn iASbIiAi
Xrss,tmttttl
bQ- Wan ssd6ts bic f~slssnttn Grmptpae, nell
d f& burt Stbrun8en ser gtrsauunasoreaue angel
9tn;+
gerRrsfune, tnnsrt bdmcrrbcib.n. Slutanbrane mad
benz Rrpf., iaurer @.i6mad, ust,l'ttt, Gobbrtnnsn
Rtttrpiltn etasn Ndtruns, @tfubl ppu utbetuaune
xab SApre TN RaetH, laurts Hutfcsen, Guf. uni
Mbwsesn her Waeensrube, S6pinDsl, ftns1.s un,
@,gabt h,s g %raiSsns s,im piso,5' gsnobrr. b.t s.b'
trait, f&parst plrnftteu 'aber rae Stlb etnes SHlettr,
ysr ben guesr, Bisber unb %purnpfer e6nsrs I'm Rpyf.
Dldnst an Sbweil, selte 6arbuus Der paut unb be-
Smaen, G&msr3 In Der Seitt, in Der Rruf unb ben Gitt
bern, plSylt&t Nnfdat ppn 5tse UNI Bremen ia 8lsti&
gDentss . fen ppn Raerdp's ptlen beTrtien bas e.
Ress ssn al ben %etnannter Stpruraea.
Wrei6 25 GentS fir bic G6aAteI
, 1875-02-26

iorSpatent iiberlanbt rnp tpdbreno beS oeutIfz
fran3Ditihen &rtegeS befaro ftd infer SABA
neie i'm Sauptquartler beS &ronprin3en Srieo'
rid Wilbelm. gtad benz SriebenSl6lufe
febrte er mad Berlin 5nriid uro bort erblidte
ct in einem Briuatconcerte gum erlten Ntale
Srdulein Sultine 2lebfe, Die biibide unb ltes
bensniirbi9e Softer etneS 8erltner Treots
gers. SetDe jun9en 2eute faBten cine lebs
bafte Neigung gu chamber, RTE balo Sl elmer
Correspondents 5rpiihen ibnen llnb bel elmer
peri0nlihen i3nianlmenfunft gu einem fDrmz
li6en SeiratbSantra9e bon Settelt beS Sapaa
nelen fiibrte. Oils aber Wtian=3e=Jteb bel
Dem Slater bes jungeu WGohenS I'M tire
Sanb anbielt, entiette itd Der ltrerg ortboz
bore lutberiIbe @eiltltd)e BET Dem @eoanfe1,
leire Sohter etnem Seiben unb lln9laubt9fn
| gum Setbe Su geben. @r befabl benz Sapa=
nelen, iofort jebe Se3iebnug 81 ieiner Sodter
absubre1en, ba bon ether 9eiratb Slpilhen
tbneit nie Die Geoe ieir fontte. SuItine
wurbe na6 erniten @~rntabnuugen auf'S 2ano
31 etrtem Snfel gefdidt nno ais oieler ltarb
urb ite ibrem Sater geltanb, oas ite ben
Sapaleien nod imllner liebe unb nit inn I'M
Sriefiue6iel itebe, idtdte ie Der e~rSiirnte
Sater nad) Sanburg ullb bon bort su elmer
3arte uab Stem Oorf. 0iele, etne in
Walbtngtonitrabe ipobneltbe moblbabenbe
8ittipe, ,5rau Genber nit Jfarnen, lo1te bas
junge Utdbden BON ibren 2iebesgebanfen Obj
brirger ltno ibr lponl0gli6 III eilem entle9e
nen Staate eine Stele ais @ouper1ai,te per=
iAaffen. Sn5pii6en fanb MiansS e-yteb
Serltn obne lelne Soloe unertrd9ltb. Gr
| padte feline Softer unp lar9te 9e9en 8eib>
1tadten 9tiidlih in NemsOorf an, @ie es
| TIM 9elungen mar, cine 3ulanmenfunft nit
Der @eliebten, Die auf Sbritt ulb 8ritt bon
Der Sante bepadt ipuroe, 81 beperfltelligen,
bleibt unaufgefldrt. Im %. Sanuar trat
am friiben Wior9en Die b~eftiirSte Wtagb in oas
S6lafsimmer Der Srau Senoer uno tbetlte
ibr NIT, oaB Suittue oerid1ipunben Jet. Iuf
Dem Glide tbreS 3innerS fanb iih Elm Srief
folgenben Snbalt5 !: Qtebe Sante, pergieb
mir, bab i'd Dem 0tanne 9efol9t bin, Der mid
liebt, Der mir 10 uiele Sabre treu blieb n1o
| mir Saulenbe bon Nteilen gefolgt lit. Sd
babe metnen Shritt ipobl iiberle9t, bin aber
! enti1loiien, mid benz Wtanrle gu pertrauei1,
| NIT benz i'd III "a Stnnben ebelih oerbunbetl
ietn perbe; Snlttne.-0ie untrolftihe Sante
erbtelt am Wtontag aus @lepelanb cine De-
pel6e, norin ibr oa8 SeiratbSbiinOntB beS
gliidli6en Baares an9eSeigt murbe. Die
@ntfiibrnn9 Der Sodter beS ortboboren lntbe=
ridden YrepigerS purd einen Sapaneien miro
in Berlin, mo- ber lultige japaneiii6e Wtajor
eirte befannte Signr ipar, ntht lueniger Sen=
latlou MAIDEN, alS III yteiu Yorf.
, 1875-02-26

Etefts Dthess II iest xns f4sn felt Iaasea Sabrn an
Snabnsp1es &tdrtunes- unb 8lutrttnteunssn,tttd aner.
faant, ta u iebes anSsre 6ttlnitttl bietr Grt bd we.:a
absrtriGt. Das @eeept " btsfea ~e&ptbtf& gttters" S@
Ieaee Bet Elm tef1 @eteirante uns III q moo tesA: b"
Aobe Gunsuae d~btrliefat, nab 10 - sar6aue unmSsids
ta6 trsenb Senaanb auBu bem Gtsl ttamsr bae Ss1s-ks
hs ,G@webtf& Disttrs" stnue, sbf itl % Wi.A. MTa,td
Wttmenf&en bur& ben gtriauf btef.r ssfdlf&ten gatab-
munsen "a jnfSren, we&t 6tntt8 ausitpen unt f&nte6eu
ptt 6as t&ts .G&psbtf& Sittere" sbr br @tnnbbet
j4ablt& anb, pdbrenS bas etsentlt@e nns e4te -6&tps.
bat. Da btes ~befsnbas wt&tis \, -+ss btt Aafrtetfans
lett be- publtfuuas barant ttnsds.tt, bas isse 8laf&a
wtl&e eat eHte nS4w.btf& 6ttters" entbdlt, ete gautn@
xutai&rtft Sts ssraS,tsntn Defsers eastksafea v
, 1875-02-26

Idba b.rI.rtee, ndStr NIT DssyepRa b.taht H.. gsL
teraual III q, bel einem lueultfden Dlable NIT benz fab
snbeF.sbarsn gerlansen ,u Nsen, parafItel ju netmes
nnb bennp& bur& BITE gur&t baron auseefblrHsu ;a fstn.
fplaen. Ds@ mot aatn Ia pattees leiSet, fensrn ntt
I'm aat 9aussencGeu. Ia q sn,nz Ahle eaune. ats ef.
vas ~ tabsln hnte. ep sndlt hr Dpspsptifes I'D fslba
xnb feline sou,t unneetune. DIE slddltAe 8rstlt6feti
Der Rtetutn rtrb xtHt ldnees s~tbulbe, be sanjs 5aus,
ttHtett mirt cine f~reablpft nnt ben patttnteu bringt baS
1twuetfttn, bat kas 2ebea ibm dut 9aa To anb ftlbf es
R6&fen tbn ntttbe2, utHt ielten cur Derjmetaaxs xut r.
car ium Gebfnsrbs. abn vAsua Al
, 1875-02-26

&omantiide 2tebes@Ifair c
etneS Sapaneien nit elmer beut=
den Brebt9er8to6ter. SIN 6ribjabr
1869 mar MlansSe.9ieh, eiu reid)er mn Dor
rebner Sapaneie, NIT eiuem franS0iihen
0auSmeilter in Berlin ansefommen. ST
mar bon einnebmenoem aeuBeren uuo Sei9te
mn iuenige Spuren ielner orlentalii6en Mbs
fllnft. Sbne Wfiibe gelang es INN, .3utritt
81 Der belten Serliner @elelidaft ~ erIaus
gen. Sel Der Reorganization oer iapaneit.
iAen Irmee mnrbe ibm bon Yeobo oos Wa'
, 1875-02-26
Tieber unb falteS Tieber.

g.sbe sab g0s&fIRsbsr fur so gsnts turtst. q
Esbt i,tH SstlmitteI Ia bee Wst. wsl8es 5iebe aas
15tstsHsbsr ans ode ~iSnatsea strpanpttr Rraafkst tts
lssnsn larA RsSwass gtgta sbesbsIfa, nEsj iSsStA
gsltetttst ss .HahSsst aet,s ReNtf' ~ &Rs -
zIst4e
, 1875-02-26
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF

cine aus,nbIidIi&s 5aIfe Hahss bet,
&ntjanbuns Der gltttsn. Der Dlale unb Der GtnasnibG
S~sHethtcn Der 9unse. HetIippHetDtn. NthnnnSsbsfHwsr.
zen. 9triilppftn, 5sitsrts. Grpuy, Dsytbsris, Gaiarrl,
9aHssala, Kepflhmerk 8abansh, Neuralsts, Whsuma.
MMus, Br6isln. NsbltlEsbtr.
Dts anwsnouns bee Reasp sfeIief an BEN, lsihsnbsa
9bsr ~sriraaitsn Gp.tls wirb 9~tapsruas sHb 1sfettsaxa a
- lebsls ktsbhflkrsa.
, 1875-02-26
OsspesRs

kiA.ns Daruia Bic fGrtdlt&sa e&mersea sasbaitx
pelde bteie Sranitstt NIT f$ brinst. r.nn tn BEN pS4H
erlanstn tanna % ltnbett Bic S6mer,sn iofort unb ID
fortssfssttm Gebraude uirt br patient Ron Wp4t ~
@s1t fh teHtr btFnben Bio tne y7a2anbtss 9ttlung e.
atlt Ia. GauftHbt fesnea tea Gae, an rd&em fs straa.
lat pxrtea htsfss wanbesb6re 9dIattad " stbrsuAeA
, 1875-02-26
"Star- Oftn" plattorm.

9iibersIani. cline aroAe 3feree. Gin pSaaSnsiaer
S6us unter Sttsu. NraRst In Gtfenpaaren. Sanblun.
sta mad. Gtrsulare gratis ~verfsubst. NbsefErs,
N29St-- etc r. &ititr N Il
, 1875-02-26
Or. Gfaetpap'S Nerfeet Dur9attDe
unD reaultreuDe WtQen,

sSuis s.fAmadlpc. fdubtr ~stna,fnst tir BE StIuns aatr
etSrunesn hes Wlapsut, be eebsr, Der Gtnatustst, str
Rttren, Der 9Ioie. Ntruen ttber, Espfs.b, Dsravrfune.
6atiltibtsftit, uEstroauliGtsl,, Dusptpfta. Nneraue, beS
Gaus. GeGtnfeber, unisrtsitseutlinbsr3. 6dmOrrppibta
nnS ale unorbnus0sn In BEN inntren Orsaaen. nirb
~aaranttyt Rnb swar 6ae ft pSftis tusireu.
, 1875-02-26
Sic Weekly Sums.

Cine eroBe, unobbdnsise, ebrli9e uno fur1tloie 3eis
tun9 opn a9t Seiten nit Sc bretten spalten. gBir
lperoen banad itreben, Die Weekly Sun" III Der belten
nebme lie aaf @eriua! S1.2O per Sabr; babel it
nds Iprto bejablt. Mbreile:
3Nt21nou The SUM-, Stem @ort 6ito.
, 1875-02-26
@@meDif@ @itters.
seur sxs &rdutertsfteA

Or nsbr ale stsrbuntet Sehrea ey.stdt TIA Ber1A
nv f&wtbtf&r Nr,t BET ben tptHeuf&aftltGtn 8ssf&anG
sd&e q faG auf aaeu Ebdlea Der Grbe anft1te, bt %
Halttae 5elNseft septatr &r6ute unt bes @ytrad hesftS
la Nlaa 10 l&aaptbsaauitsdk ~
, 1875-02-26
Nabfpan H. Co.,

% @arrsn, Ode Gtar& Ctr. n. o.
Sizes 6ali&es une Uabree. S&idt t:ne Hrstmarlt an
Nebway Il. Co., 50 N]drreu, Gdt Gburb Cir, SEES
gsrI ausiunft. 9auisnbs wsrth NTH Sbn,a ius.i&idt
, 1875-02-26

Rafrn, S&asIeAEsSer entaeben aus sertprbenera DIuts.
0eaeu biele Aranfbttten Ia ,S6webtl@ 8itters' eas w,rS
tmRe S4usmtttei, neil 70 Der bsRs 9lutrsinlser ttsa, .,s
u stsbt. abe pirb su @tbrau6 ga fpdt sber niHt senas
GGarla@Reber nab anSere H,tt Gtebu ssrbunbta. Rrauls
bttteu ausbrt@en, bdan mus Der @etrer& fpfprt etnM,
keat rerbtn, ba Rranfbetten Ia btitua Staptuin tine 40.
tess Dsbanblano ~erfereern.
, 1875-02-26
GGoinsinMs

sns aHe anbere1 euxstniranfpettrn ,ntReS,n steH 70 On
ans etSrunsen Der Waesutbdttatett. ais tar5 srplt4.
Mnlass sber beftist Grialsuns. NDeHu Die Gpeiit aida
laaslt& ernabrt pire. mus Gbmasaans ~eia.reten uni
eas ssf&md&ts Spfem srltest BEN leitteaen Gaioa ,tna
G~rsaltuns. hts BET aun yerisn Ron i~rdfiser @~elunttet
tas nt@t tn Uefra6t idme. Die beutntstsn AerBts
nena fe Bdae sea Stminbfu@t. In btn nfen Staeien BE-.
eanedn, rtdten pbns aasnabms tbr, guim,rilautett Az.
aa aaf Ne &ssalirgas pu grbaauassorsane, pamit bA
Ssdfenl SeGt bar patitat IA f& MIN mt, i6m nttt fru8l.
sk Dd&werss serariateH ant Ri&t bura ben aS.per 40
Ren sab tbra entrtber gar ieas sbu To- aasfisea asas
seats xnh f&teatt Rabruas " bssssn-
, 1875-02-26
Ssrft dti-Das G&te Sdw.StiA
Stttsrs sotrs ausi&lieBli& bereitet ssa
Dentel II. &c.,
A6S Rerb Dritts etrass,
.,.. VbIabslpbh

Ra tes yublisaM ssr F~a&asmzas.a ans sstrvs
H6trn. VI bic Wamensunttri&rtft bee frlhsrsr 2tS,nibS
airs sGueeHt SHpenins" kh0 8IAf&4 ss 80 ~
Dttters entk6lt dnaeblalen-
neutrality-suspicious. hs saeIfAes nzt sssrfA,r spr.
X, be anl.rt untsrl@riB -DniA n g." tsetz a
ksH 5IafGt %bsasiust
vrets 70 asas etns Elaf&e, ft6s Syefnea Il AN,k.
3vaettres ass S$stsass her nasdsasa @AasAa -
kAs6AA
, 1875-02-26
90 Srsyf.m In eiusm talb.n @Ias @aN.,


FtItiIt5tA N HthIetn WnetnbIfdtnt
ar6mYfe. edwdde. SerytlOpfen, bbfen RspE
f&merl. psrborbenen Magsn, Oiarrboe.
Durdbfan, Serftop flung, Bldbunasn
nno allie inneren Eeieen.
, 1875-02-26

n dxs Ut xnsIadfsltsfsa &rangpttea, bsnsu bos " !.
f&ensef&le&t unterpprfsn IA. SAB lsbsn namerlildY al
men harau. Die urja&tH, pelaf btsis f6redl,usj ~
5srsesrufea, ane sTi&tsptn nab ~slelietste. abn b. ~
bard StartaHssmtttsl bas Eastntsaem bic Is, iaa
ansssr&ans anb eaeur& ben san,tn RSrper Az t6 3 a
Dds .S&weStl& Stttert" asbt unursidt ia aLs {r,dr.
tuassmtttd bt ben sben ~fspdbntea &ranlbetten unb ia,
dauftnben BITE @efanbbstt paradses.bsn, pelae ibSn "a.
zen ~lptifelten, i pttSn @.nus am fsben w 6abta.
NtesersefUiosenbett.
, 1875-02-26

rs geas,n IL b.. srse. gptrffatts bee 26rpprs. gss
Ea .rbGlt has sa,9s Spasm Nabrnne unh Kraft. Wtus
hsr N.asen une AMBER Qerpauun8spr8dae na&laden. ibu
ssae z6atisfett ~ entptdeln, mus bt saHtt RSrper Id.
keu, Die 4rentbtiten, wel6s aus eefSrter Ibattaiett bs
asrbauaassprsant tnratbtn, Rnb verfhieptntr Grt, aba
he Seuptnrfaae Neibt trmr bteelbs. Dtn In ba
@rsab, rpbe bas r6&webii& 8tttsrs," b q als Star.
Hassuattrd ptrft, BE Berhduanasrreaxt reset snb tbps
aaf4etuens sant sufHtektur Ratur anA. sDir nennea
kaeaatsx ktfouteff
, 1875-02-26

BsrsprbsnH BIut In Bic 5anstHrAAs hw aeSStiiAsss
nnt foaar elslbaftx &rGnibttttn.
, 1875-02-26
Sas sin3ise i@mer3tinenbe NitteI,

vsl&,t aassnsltdIt&b , f~tlimmlen S&msrisH, e&pa&s
uap Gnt,uusunesn bsfeitiet uns GsnseRtSnen iurtrt,
let6riei Oh ie tn Der GunaG I'm Wlastn, @tneepsibsn
obr isnftssn Grlisn ptsr OrsaSsR Iitstn. sIr& stas
1aliQt AnWenbune.
Sn ether bic swan8s Wltnutsa. ensrle ME btftis skes
~fstsistne Der SGmsrs ittn mag. Der RtsuRattfds, Dstt-
lassriss SGnaae. @srirhspeIt,, NersSie, an SsusAlsts
esiesnhs shtr Rr6ntelnte pirb n
, 1875-02-26
sstslassas. asssssaua sesans.ss t,asls4ss,u...s
meIan@plie,

Fas unbttssus Nranibettea pns bic uaestetntfHe UeAsuh.
!nns ssridbea lam sttmais ~ frab tssprnsn wtrpsn.
Stan sesraaSs sas ysagsbtt& Sttters" ssaaa mad T..
4n@sIlua9 aae ee lt8tt 0par bar pbenstnanRten III
ssqadnhiss @siaaeb stt ,uradsssebsa xaS iseas BIZ hSas,s
6tttrseit Rsat aH balb miebef din. ~'
, 1875-02-26
Cha mblsitnnssmittss.

Yrjsnes, pdAs ra ptrffanu dbtaeranasAtttd ID,
i&dbltSt 8Sls.a tratnb elmer Grt waRf&tn, featsn IN,
hpppelte Dpfts O~ ,lS4webif& 8ttters" asbrasu. "a u
Elm ppn'cuimsR unf&GSIt4es atlatxRasmittI rnh S..s
styabret&t persea sbxS sRa&aAt asf "A~
, 1875-02-26

u % wssa nHs6t49, asA aabas ulusaufSs evA
lrH axSlAItesII& keatbt go
, 1875-02-26

sIt4tea, sisaen, ..sar@ nse&s>w easesasns Arass
tsHen.
, 1875-02-26

srsa tsItaxs sssssfAsesa sAs s.ea ssass aesasu
ssftea ttassa. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-02-02

VALUABLE ISvEsrIon.- a short time ago
Mr.. John V. Lewisssof the firm Of Lewis q
Co., oil-refners, at No.. lib east Sixth s,reet,
was Ia Boston, and while there accidentally
came across young mechanic who was en-
gagged at bis workbench. This young man
q. L. Holmes by nancy had a patent for self.
closing hatch-cover attachments for store.
room elevators, but did not possess sufficient
means to put his invention to practical use
and bring it to public attention. Mr. Lewis
generously offered to pay the expense Of get
ting up specimen apparatus and putting
1t to work Ia his establishment in
this city, and accordingly the con.
trivance was finished about q week
ago. II was found to be a perfect
success. and has given entire satisfac-
ton. The hatchways through which the
elevator passes are each closed with two
strong wooden doors, working on hinges,
and hung by ropes to balance. On the
FeleTator-platform are affixed curved iron
straps, which as the elevator approaches
hatchWay' strike iron arms on which the
doors are balanced, and thus opens the doors.
AS soon as the platform passes through the
hatchway the doors close again, and this
opening and closing Is done with equal ia.
clllty whether the elevator Is ascending or
descending. By means of the apparatus the
accidental falling of persons through the
hatchways Is rendered impossible besides,
by the closing Of the matches, the air.draugbt
through them is stopped, and thus much of
the danger Of fires in large establishments is
prevented. The invention has been ex.
amined by Chief Megrue, of the Fire De.
partment, and by him highly commended
Cincinnati Commercial, Both.
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Andrew Jackson Minor, who stood at the
head of his profession as trainer of horses,
died at his bone, at Jamaica, l.. l., on the 22d
Of January, in the forty-third year of his
age. Mr. Minor was born near Lynchburg,
Va, and during bis boybood beganto attract
attention as a rider. Before attaining his
mqjority he PASSED from riding into training,
and during the last twenty years be was the
most eminent man in his profession in the
United S.ates.-Ne,D York herald.
The Smithsonian Institution has received
u cable dispatch from Berlin announcing the
discovery of new planet of the twelfth
magnitude in right ascension, twenty-three
degrees; declinatioD, eighteen degrees
twenty-sx minutes north.
The diamond necklace and earrings which
the KhedVe of Egypt sent as wedding.
present for Mrs. Fitch, General Sherman's
daughter, and which are valued at $500, 900.
have been sent from the collectors office to
the sub.trcaSury at New York for safe keep
ing. " --. .
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A RELIGIOUS BREACH HEALEp.-The breach
In the Presbyterian Church In Chicago. ILL.,,
caused by the differences between Professors
Patton and Swing, has been healed. The In.
terror, which had carried on the warfare so
bitterly In the interest Of its editor, Professor
Patton, the central figure in the dlssensiop,
and which had been the means of keeping the
wounds open, was deemed the basis for this
unity, aud its proprietor, Mr.. Cyrus H. Nc.
Cormick, was accordingly approached with
proposition to introduce clergyman into
the editorial chair that represented the new
school and had been a strong adherent of
the Swing faction. The suggestion was ia.
yorably received, and Rev. c. L. Thompson
was finally chosen to act in conjunction with
Professor Patton in the editorial department..
Mr.. Thompson accepted the position, and the
result ia reGuon of the factions. In honor
of the event Mr.. Mccormick gave sociabe,
in which the adherents of thetwo professors
mingled in pleasant intercourse.
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! A SATcHEL AND SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
! TAKEN BY MlsTkEE-RECovERY OF THE Pro-
PsKTY.-On SatuI day afternoon Mr.. William
! Tut,en, Il merchant Of Wheeling, W. Va,
gave Information TO Smith, Picrson 4 West,
independent detectives, that his satchel, con-
tanning s. 900 in money and securities, had
! been takeu from car on the Baltimore ard
! Ohio railroad, and another satchcl left in its
ssead. The detectives learned from the Off
cials Ia charge of the train the points after
! leaving Cumberland where passengers had
got off, ard telegraphed to ten different
places, giving description of the lost satche,
and asking that the passenger who lett
the train there be hunted up. A pas
sen.er from Chicago who was on bis
way to Harrisonburg, Rockingham county,
Va, left the train at Harper'S Ferry, and
walked three miles to Haltown station, on
the Winchester Branch railroad, for the ex.
ercise, and there took the traiu for HARRISON.
burg. Dispatches were sent to Captain John
MeSmer, chief Of police at Winchester. and
to Hlrrlsonburg, asking that the Chicago
traveller he stopped. The dispatch only
reached Winchester Il few minutes before
tue arrival of tue train, and-When Captain
MCsmer boarded it he found the man with
The salchel ia his possession and TOOK MN
Into custody. y dispatch was sent 10 tDls
city, aud alr. Tutlen went up to Winches.
ter and identified his property. 1t was
proved beyond question that the Chicago
passenger had taken the >atchel for his own,
and had not discovered his mistake when
apprehended, and satisfactory explanations
were made.
When Mr. Tutten went on the train be
had hung hi, sItchel upon rack over his
head. After leaving Cumberland he went
to sleep, and did not awake until the train
had passed the Point Of Rocks, on its way
to Baltimore, when he found that the satchel
was gone. The Chicago gentleman was also
provided with travelling satchel, which he
huug on rack near the satChel OF Dir.
Tulteu. He LETT the train at station for seve-
raj minutes, and upon returning to the car
took seat directly behind MIR. Tutten,
thinking be was in his old position. AT
Harper's Ferry, where passengers for the
Winchester Branch change cars, he took
Mr.. Tu,ten's satchel from the rack and left
his own in it's stead, whilst Mr.. Tutten still
sIept. The latter has returned to this city
with his recovered property. -Baltsmore
! Sun, lst.
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Letter from StauntOn.

soIREE AT THE AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
REV. ". 0. HCLLIHEN DECLINES TIE CALL TO
PETERsBURG-YoUEG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssO.
CATION.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.]
STANTON. February l, 1876.
Many of our citizens bad the pleasure Of
attending very pleasant SoaTee given by the
pupils of the Augusta Female Seminary on
last Friday evening. The entertainment
opened with grand chorus Of forty voices
singing "Tbe German Fltherland," by
Reishard, accompanied by three pianos
and two organs. This was followed By a
brilliant "overture upon three pianos and
two organs, by spohr.
A beautiful vocal SOLO" To Her Love
from the Don Giovanni of Mozart, was ey-
duisitelv rendered by Miss Forsythc, Of Geor.
gis. This young lady has a very sweet
INC zzo.soprano voice. which has been highly
cultivated. 1t is seldom that one has the
pleasure of hearing sweetcr singing thau was
that of Misses Matthews and Fletcher, of
Virginia, in the celebrated "Libcrty" duet
from BelIni,s Puritaui. The marked atten-
ton with which this familiar piece was lis.
tened to by the entire audience Is the high
est compliment to the sweetness and cultiva-
tlOu vi tueSc souuS iouiOo NoiSS'' = III PiNNS
ofthe evening, by general consent, was "TWo
Fantisias," from Ernani and Lombard,
played as one, by Misses Oliver, Simpson,
Fletcher, and another young lady whose
name we failed 10 learn.
The Sontag Polka, vocal solo, sung by
Miss Robert, of Georgia, was greeted with
the most enthusiastic applause, and was pro.
louged until the young lady was compelled
to repeat it. Several other pieces on the
programme are deserving of special notice,
especially the "Serenade and QUARREL"
trio, from the Doctor of AIcanara, by
Misses Forsythe, Matthews, aDd Fletcher;
but we have not time to give more ex.
tended notice. The entertainment closed
with the Miserere from the Ttovatore of
Verdi, and was pronounced by all to be one
of the most pleasant sotrees given at the
Seminary during this season.
1t is stated that Mr.. w. E. Hullihen, of the
Trinity Episcopal church OF this place, has
declined to accept the call to Petersburg.
We have learned that since that call he has
received another from Baltimore, but have
not yet heard what action be will take rela-
tive thereto. His loss would be greatly felt
by our community.
The Young Mems Christian Association
of Staunton Is 10 n flourishing condition.
The rooms Of the Association have been nicely
fitted up, and is becoming place OF general
resort by The young men of the city. MAX.