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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-01
Die hfiEe Tuff- f-Kohhffr0e

Don 2anfon @uBetien unb ben gOl6enen
UfebailenzSeiieleiien
nb ieoer an fid lsIbft oorsielt5, uno fub In Stn,
Nat Der @rcelens uidt gu iibertrsFen.
@ontratte fir Sei3uns ourt trseuo eiues berfeIte
neroen absedloiien Don
". q. @ooo & gpmr.,
(NrIin5,fS5) Gde Der Baltimore Il. GutaipftraSe
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ein 9ieuer @ottt8 oas 9fe6t babe, ieine 8e.
lI9lOn iibcrau Su Oertbeioigeu. Die SfluB'
reoe fitr Die 2lutlage wirO pom $. 8. g8enz
ed 9ebalten peroen. 0erielbc eriudte nnt
Bet, itdl oarauf UOrSubcreiten, uno pertagtc
it6 Oem9emdB Ole llnteriudjuugs @ommifiiOn
bis gum n6dfeu 0teultag, Din Z. December.
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SooeSfQu.

Cincinnati, g.. 80. gtOp. - SafOb
@raff, Elm alter Sitrger, Der etne meitOerbrei=
tete Setanntidaft bate, lit beute Ntorgen gez
itOrben. ST mar 1902 III Ybtlaoelpbla gez
hnrpu
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G,Gnnnr.

yiew Dorf, 80. gtOu. = Der 3uitano
@bas. S'&ouor'8 bate iif beute Ibenb su
ipGter Stnbe 10 beoeuteuO aebeiiert, OaB Die
9lc3te ieme 8ieOer9eneiuug fir luabrI Ideinlt0
hnItpr
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0euere Sertd,te a,,s Snbn,

Rew 0orf, 80. 9topember. - NadJri6
ten aus cubaniiden Gucllen nelben, bnB Der
ipaniide @eneral SabaS Mariu BON ben Sn=
iIrgenten SweiMale geifIagen worOen TT uno
in Oenl Speiten 9efedte t0otli6 perwuuOet
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Nem 81 orf, 80. gtoubr Sob er
Offnete 81 l144, fel oanH aui ll4s unO itieg
,pGter bis auf 115.
-Seute WtOr9eu 5sigte bier oaS SbermO-
meter @rao iiber 9tuQ; lett 81 Stunoen
elm Semperaturtuediel BON nlebr, ais 80
9rao.
- Der .3uftanO bon CHARLES S'@onor bat
fid nod nidt erbeblid Oer1nbert.
- Sn grooflnn be9auH beute Der 8rOicB
ge9en ben beriidti9ten 6dliher 8bilipp Ges
pinsfi.
- Der llnteridabmeiiter Sablte bsute fir
5nterefen $4,000 uno fir cln9eio9ene Sb.
lt9attonen $265 900 aus.
: Die 3ou Gtnnabmen betrugeu beute
1925 900.
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Yl6kItdger lteberfau aus oeut Hor
oett.-GtS 1ttt0 @dlte.

MtlforO, 8snni.f 80. 9topbr. = 9as
Ghermometer selste beute @tOrsen llbr 2
@rab uber Nul. Der 9elapare 1T suselro=
rert
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GuropaiI9e Stabelbertd)te.
9euti6Ianr.


Serlin, 80. gtouember. - Siirit Sort.
idafoff 1T bier eiugetrofeH.
9a8 @eIuf bes Dientlihen 2(uflGqer8 bel
benz Seuate oes Staat8sSrtbunal8 ben Sra
fen Arnim pe9en !So6Uerratbs III 2(ntlQQe
ueriebsu 81 oiirleH, lit Su9eitauoeu wOrOen.
Berlin, 80. gtoo. - Siirit @ortiAatofi
hattie beute cine luterrebun9 nit Oer Sir.
item 8ismard, melfe eine pole Stunoe
w16rte.
GneIano.
50 n, 80. Jtoubr. - Sn qau5 @nQ-
lamb berrid)t beute uugitnftigeS lSetter. S
SiiOen Der Snel fdqt 9hnee.
2onoo n, 80. Rouenlber.- Boilcon
ferens periammelt fd am II. Sauuar in
Bern. Die ofttnbiide 8egieruns bat thre
Qbiidlt su erfeunen gegebeu, benz Yertrage
bei3utreteu.
lonoou, 80. No0. -Prof. Sbomas 6ez
pitt Sep, Der Ebilolo9er 1T geitOrbeu. @r
mar i'm Sabre 1924 ;Srofeiior Der Wtatbema-
tit an Der llaiUerttdt BON Sir9iHieu.
JrantretdI.
Bari5, 80. 9foobr. - Die gtationalUers
iammlung uabm beute bic QSablblQ nit 532
ge9eu 81 Stimmen an. 0te Bill puroe 10
Qmenomt, baB alien @olonle'n oa8 Rett Der
Sertretung 3ugetanOen wtrO, auSgenommen
SaGenne uno senegal. Suel Sorlflage pom
re,bten unb liufeu Centrum reip. iiber 2lbhal=
tuug Der @ablen uno Giube-niuug Der Na:
tionaloeriammlung muroeu an etn Gomltc
uermielen.
Spanten.
80 6ri B, 80. JtoOember, - 9aS Slati
y@ronita" beri4tet, ouB cine &onferenS Srui
i6en SopiQar uno Gueaoa itattfauo, melfel
Der S6nig beipObnte uuO in pel6em Der 6elb.
Suasplan i'm 9icroen uereinbart nurOe. 0iC
,,gpoca" perlpeli't auf Die Jiotbpeuoigfei
zines neuen 9anDels= uuo SflffIabrtsuertra
9es Spiiden Spauien ano ben Seretnlgtcl
| StaateH.
Die aenberung I'M @iuiiterium, iselde ii
Ser lebteu &abinetsittun9 beidloHen mur0e
plro am 0ounerfaqe ftattfinoen. Die Cor
tes ioQer am l. Sebruar pieber einberufer
iperoen.
Spantea uno Die gcr. Gtaaten.
Mabrto, 80. 9fou. - Sr. @nibing, bel
amerifanii9e @eiunOte, luirb morgen ben
Ntiniter be8 auSwdrti9en eine telegTdpbti9
Nutport ietner 0tegierung iibergeben; De-
Eon Derielbeu miro fir befriebigeno 9ebultel
unb Ser1reut ale Setiirdtuugen.
HaBIano.
&onbon, 1. 9es6r. = Ser ct. 9eter8
| burger Solos" ia9t, oub bic unauib0rllhti
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THE PARIS RANGE,

bat fI eine8eputaton weseu ienerYorsiisli ttet I'm
ao5en, Baden uno gpariamfeit In fseuerung uno
abnutun9 erfuorbeu, ueltes beuielben iiber oe aus
Dosu5Guier iueroeu fabriJirt unb in6 gum Teriauie
bel ID. 6. gSopo & Somp.,
&de Der Baltimore uno gutap frase.
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9erbefertsr "ot'"@p~
nidt erplniiber Reiuiguugs-
8efMbloSer 9fnnnrnt

Saupt= Office: 9tr. 20. Npso= 8 uGiSaSstr. !;
Wpbnuus Des 4. s.. Smith, Hr. Els, S2nro=
SarpItnenraBe. - Nbtritte, Sloafen, Yrunnen,
Keller II. +. ~. iuerben Del 3as uub 9tad3t obue 9ez
rn ober @einbr bcs grplobirens oereinist. BefteI>
tuneeu meruen erbeten uno piinftl9 aue9eluDrt.
(Sunii1,tSf)
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Die Ret0I1tffott I'm Sonora.

. 6 "a Is %, &QI., 80. yfoo. =
@iner 0epeid)e aus Suciou, Iri3ona, Su
iol9e fino Die 6eoolutionGre SoHora'8 i'll Dem
@efefte bel Qltana geidlageu mOroen.
Steben OffiSiere uno "a Wanu murOeu ge
tDotet. mebrere perwunoet, oeri6ieoeue Yferoe,
@enehre unh Munitinn erheutet.
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RuskeQ's

Ymtuer eesen faltss Steber,
Elm Gneues uao efettues SeilmiteI, subersitet unb
oettaut pom coleman & RpaerS,
(Gus25, 5DteI) glr. 17S, gBeitz SaItmoreitrcBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-12-01
e,slb WiniifsGOni nierDatOrium.
a Gritcs gcabooD zGunScrt Souuabcno,
ben 1. QCACmbcr. Mbenna 3 llhr:

U
ben 4. 8cjembcr, Wbenoe 3 Ilbr;
8encraI 4rnbe Syrettng uon - llbr.
0r 6rani Rcnmer6 Wil6. .galfs s9tuCrbadI;
Bcbcr'5 Suuertirc 5u nSUerou;" gEa9uer'5 Gj
mNnie, n2dnnbdncri" @toIr, Sgmp9onie=Gon5ert
tbum erlteu NtGIc), componrt uab boadnotiten
Gum etIttn Oiac), yeJt, Diiguou tgteo); Bara-
pbrae uber Otenocl5iobn's * ommeruGhtsz Graum"
(anf Serldn8cD; NNmcrd. iboiibc 2rlO9ic.
SaronzStltte IIr s 4onicrte uno BIoOcn gu 81
Ituo IN Sutto'S, Uc&uifrcg' . uuo Gjo6muu&9omp. 5
ScitdteIoiulen, iowjc al ocr &dilc iu bu6en. @ns
seine Suete - Gents Cuo Bilcte 3ur Btobc y Cts.
Uu Der Sailc.
Igsl-gu) ". s., YGoriSnu J}orHChPr.
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9se 8srtorssoaue u. m.gGneIbetsers
GfnfruIab-Defrm

9at.n aue euosreu I'M eetsen iiberidssIt uno per'
tanseH suens Reparatur. SabriSirt rnb nertauf BON
u. q. gSoco & 9omp.,
&Ge Der Baltimore. uno Gutapftrabe.
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beeinnt
Montag, oen 4. Sttober 1875,
uno
bIefbt bis sum IpriI ae5ffuet.
Oieies Gepartenent fpirO in Der Nbiidbt sefubrt
um
iunaen 4emten uno Wdnnern i'm ttittIereu
MIter, tpeId)e tpdbreno oes 5eeeS tut 0e:
f1dfte ftno, etns eIeid1e 8eIegenbeit su ae:
ben, eineu onrdlpeg prefttfden Gnrfns oes
2enoeIS, eiuibtiesi6 Su9fiihrum9, aufmdnnifdle
Nednuns, aritbmetit uno Streibtnnf' gu eriau=
gen.
speSteue perionltde Snitrutton unb Grfol9 eaz
rantirt. SpeSiele Snitruttion in irseno eiuem beI
anaeleBten llnterrthts:8 e9cnfdnben.
Sebingun9eu uno Sinjelnbeiten fann man I'm
Snftitute erGa(ten, ober man abreiiire
~. 8. SaoIer, Brdi.,
(2l2-D Sir. 6 nnD 3, Rnro=9barIesfts.
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Der 0eIoutarft.

RemzDorf, 80. ytcpbr.-@elo bDber gu
81. gSe6Iel id1loiien georiitt 81 4.834. Sob
itloB 6u 1145-1144. SuuoeS- Sbligationeu
idlloiien ilau unb felt 81er Coupons
1888; 65er 1l6g; neue 1909; Ger 1929; 68er
1929; neue Siinfer 1174; 1O.4Oer Coupons
1175. 9lftien lebbaft uuO unitetig; So
g:@entral 1861; @rie 155; Safe Sbore 60s
Sas. Central 94&; Bittsburg 500; ytortbs
Beltern 384; Prlor. 55g; 9tod SslanO
1861.
llnteridabantts Silaus: Sob $42 1885,,
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9uftta.GOnflffte tn Aoniffnttn.

Stfti5=SonHtfte 1T SoutStdtd.
gtem Srlea 0a., 30. 9fOpember.
- @eitern uer6heutltdte oaS Oberile Staatsz
geri6t ieine @utl6eiOung i'll Saden oeS
StaateS 2OulItana ge9en Bettr Yblllip8.
Bbilltps bate gegen ba8 l(rtbeil beS S5er
Criminal 8eridlt8, pelfeS i'm be5 Dteiuei-
oes itberfiibrt bate, appellrt, neil Der 2lo=
uofat @eOrg y. Srougbam elmer Sroer De8
8i6terS Qtoba 81 6Olge ais 9fld)ter i'll Dem
BroSeB iuu9irt bate. BbtllIp8 mar pou
8rougbam 81 fitnIjGbrlger 3nhthau8itraie
Derurtbeilt mOr0en. Der Appellaut Gebaups
tet, Srou9bum babe fem geieeIdeS 3feht ge=
habt, in Der Sadle 81 Uerfigen. 008 oberIte
StaatS9eridt 9ibt INN oartn Redt uno Der
fitgt, baB oas llrtbeiI gegen Bbilltp5 81 an
null1ren un0 Die Sad)e eiuem neuen Yro3eB
usriabren 81 uutermerfeu lei. 0urh oieit
Gntl6eiouug nerocu alle BON 8rougbam er=
laIieuen @rteHntlliiie beS Sberz z&riminalge-
ri6tS umgeltoBeu. Inter lcnen grfenntnii.
len bcftnoen iid) aud) Die SooeSurtbeile 9egen
9Silllam gSllliam5 nm 6enoerou mcgen
2ROr0e8. Selosn bat in Uortaer QSode 9ous
perneu SeuOgg einen Aufidjub Der lIrtbeilSz
oollltrednng 9enGbrt, bis Die oben ermdbnte
Sat)e entldlteoen ieln wlrO.
8ritmoe.
@oate8uille, Yenni., 80 HoO. - 9te
Sf)euue oe8 QS. @iliou purbe geitcru NbenO
uollftanoig 0urd 6euer 3erit0rt; bel oteier Sc.
legenbeit perbraunteu ? 8feroe uub II 9tius
Ger. Serlult $4,000. 0aS Seuer mar
mutbmaBli6 oaS gSerf zines GrouOitifterS.
WelrOie, Yta1i., 30. gtOubr. - 6eute
UtorgeH brannten ber o@Oncert. 6allz Slof, Z"
,.Soar0man'8 Slod" uno ctn anpereS 0Gnlers
qebiert ab, SerluIt O,00O.
@lmtra N..D., 80. ytOUbr. - $9eutc
ROrgen llbr brannte i'll Song- 6ol(om, 16
Wetlen BON bier, EN- gS9bnbaus ab. gilbert
lSooo iprang ans Lem Senlter Oe8 5meltcn
StodrperfeS uuo rief ietner Srau 3u, thnt Die
&inber Su3rwerfen; ebe iic 0ieie8 aber tbun
fonnte, brad Der SuBboOen etr, mo Die 6ran
nit ibreu beoen Stlnoern uno elmer nellnl0bs
rigen Nl6te famen in Den 6lammen nm.
8 eeltnQ gS. .=Ga., 80. ytoUbr.-0ellt
Worgen brnd) IN Der !, @aibtn9ton> Sdll"
6euer aus uno bas @ebGnoe mur0e oo1IGn-
Ot9 5erIt0rt. SIM 6ritten Stofmerte be8 Sc
bGuoes befano iid) Der Saal Der Sreimaurer.
- 3pet Wtttglleoer Der 6eueriuebr bradeu
2lrme, uu0 S. .Slluer pen Bbtlaoelpbta Wuroe
onrd) ben GinltltrS beS SuBbobenS bonn 3.
Stoduerte iduer uerleBt. Ser Serluit be-
trd9t $4,000. - Sn Der lo0lle tage Die Sc
lekgebun9.
&o1eoo, 80. Noubr.-Sn Sberlin, 8,
brannteu geitern AbenO 5mel aramldOeu uno
cine SudbuuOlung ab.-Yerluit $4,000.
8elleOtlle, @anaoH. 30. gopbr.-0as
groBe 2ofomottuen-Sau Der y9raub 8runt=
@tenbabu" luurOe gclteru &benr burf Seuer
5erlt0rt. 3ebn 2ofomotiUen rpuroeu oOufGn-
big Serft0rt, Die iibrigen Sabnboi8gebdllOe
muroen 9erettet.
2ouell, 0afi., 80. 9topbr. = 0eute
Na1nlittag brad III einem Der SabrifgebdHcC
Der Fremont & SuHolt. Seuel
aus, peltes einen S9aOen uon $4,000 OIL
rtftete.
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Selesrapbii@e Sepei9e1t.
(Beri9te Der ~afIociirten BreTe@ fir ben r@or'
reipoUbeIteu.")
eSalanSf9epsideIt.
Ser tnnte @iee=8rdfinent. .

0attd, 80. Nop. - Die Qei6e bes 8ice.
BrdToentsu 8ilon liest i'm 8atbbauie auf
eiuem &atafalf, unO trob Der fur6tbareu
Sdlte itr0mte cine groBe Renidenmenge ber=
bel, nm oieielbe su ieben. Die Seerbi9uIg
ftuoet moraen um | llhr ifatt.
, 1875-06-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

A meeting will bo held at $50 o'clock Sunday
afternoon in Father Mathew Hall. on Harrison
stroo., to recruit two companies for thc Second
Regimons. W. ". O'DrtOn will speak.
The Tabernacle Congregational Church will
crown its anniversary services With soclal re-
union Of tho present md past mcn'bcss, 10 be-
held thia ovoulng. Former members aro spe-
cially invited.
Tho Fourth Unitarian Church strawberry
lunches at No. 174 Madison street, will be coI-
tinuod to-day from II to s O'clock. Fifty conia
IA tho fea. The Noe. Mr. Wcutlto and hia church
have done much hnrd work for various good
causes in this city, ike tho 1'clief, tho Athe-
nlpum Old 1.hdtes' Home, otc., atsd dsAorvo tho
aid thoy solicit
Tho annual reception Of tho Home for tho
Friend1csB takeB place to-1ay. Vocal hnd instru-
mental ruuEic, md reading, With refreahmonts,
viii comprise tho order Of entertainments, from
10 D. NJ. until 10 y. m. Prof. Cun.nouk, Miss
Jessie Haskell, Niles Nfofol, Mr. Frank Bowen,
and others, with lolnny Hands ban1, will asslaI
In tho aslusouaenta.
The regular and occasional attondanta a. tho
daily twenty ty-r1,tnute service, 1t 1910 n. M. at
st. toters Episcopal Chapel, No. 143 state street.
botwoon Madison nntl 1fonroo, and % many
otllora a. may desire thof continuance a1o 70.
qucatct to meet at tho chapot to-day fmmo-
dintoiy after tho noon service, 1880 prociaoIy.
Young man arc particularly invited.
, 1875-06-10

case ts familiar to tho public. Bono threo yoars
ago Mr.. poota Lost child, which wss then
abont years Of ago. All effort 10 ind
tho lost TREASURE proved ffulticss. until sono
waeka ago an elder son Of roota'
Was passing along Ashland Avsuuo aud d!scov-
efol child p1Asln0 In tho stsoct which ho rtcoE-
n!zcd ~ his brothos. !io recognized tho child
by certain marks Upon bis face aud hoad. mud
reported l!tn discovery which was that Mr. and
in thote possseelo: 4 writ Of AaboaB corpua
wSB 1t onct sworn ont. and Hlnco then tho case
has been under consideration In court, owing 10
The difficulty Of gelsla. tho Witnesses togo.her,
Tho case waH decided yesterday In favor Of tho
parstea claimiuH to be tho parents Of the child.
Tho Court Aatd h. was nnttrely sntlsIad with Tho
evidence Of identity which had been produced,
and based llta dectsion upon thnt point, and or
dered that tho ohifd ho given to aEr. poots.
The decision lad scarcely boon Givon before
tho child IN dispute was hustled through tho
corridor cnpMecstnE With tho jail. and In tho d.
rect custody o: those claiming 1t. Mrs. rhlllira
appeared g,fnvo4l at tho decision, and gave vent
10 throate that aho would tl,o In Tho attempt to
capture tho child. sio had no idea. however, Of
what had become Of lin, Which induced hor TO
finger around tho doors OF tho courtroom for
some tme, and TO also await IN tho tlreet for tho
child 10 PASS unh 10 parents. Sim whs ffah-
watching and waiting. tle child waa being
borun by Dailtl1 Dllob To Poots' llouhe on kra.
NOR htfeet. She subsequently,. however, learned
Of tile disposition n,ado Of It. and again ronowcd
her threats, sayin3 that nhe wonIh steaa It awaT
during tho night. .
Tho child waa equally dispoasod with the de-
cislon, and, whnM taken into Tho jail, nlado Tho
building scRounl With lta cries That It will rn-
aonbs. for. ssnco ID TIM hands Of tho bai'if, IA
custodian, rondlnc tho DECISION Of tlls case, It
succeeuod In escap,ng mud roachiug rlilltpa'
house, distance OF aoyeral miles.
, 1875-06-10


Amongst the Documents copied by tho photo
photographic syntom Of Gen. James, tlIa Diroctor-
Gonera! Ut the Ordnance Buryoy, ia charter or
doed Of grant ulado BY Edgar, King OF England,
,s t. Sns Of ~ s an', t. stn II tue sss1 t4.asaoa M
'toroat which lawyers ns vel! u nrchnoIoglatH
will readily appreciate. Tho property gra,iscd
consists OF three bl!es OF laud at Hymed, in
povons[e so now forming The a,,s Of o th1eeyl
Of tho charter III IN Latin. but tho dcHcrip-
tIon Of tho boundaries OF tho properly
III in Anrlo-Saxou, and tho Endorsement
Of the parchment contains . nlodoy Of
hut it contains aome daoldsdly stronE
language, expressed gonera1lv in tho learned
tongue. Tia iudorsomont, 1oe instance, after
stating tho ldontity Of tile land with that Which
OF his soul to a monastery In Orydiaton. OK
prosaes a sort Of prayer that "any one who aha.l
take It AWAY or diminish 1t may be stricken with
q perpetual cusse ard perish oyeslnssingly N,th
tho doylt," uuless 10 maho atoaomcut. The it,
terror Of tho decd contains no EcctalH In our
sonse Of Tho word. but, nttct plouB ejaculation
analogous to that with Which oll Wills begin, 1t
uenIlona the nlvsabllity Of mixing deeds OF
glft in writlng. ''lest thu succession OF postosty
10 swaiioNed In tho ulsiriMaai Of 1apino and tho
tnsut IL not very essentially different from a
lnptlern decd. aud poIlapB in the idea OF so,ns
saaders will hear cuulpatisou with 1t. vary
vehement blcssing IL invoked upon those who,
.''movod BY bunovolnut and sincsre dispoai.
ton, sla!! trouble themselves in simplifying .he
uald grant anu then. alter tho aate, fulluw tho
whole array OF !" wtt1lcnses." First, II, Edgar,
King. hAye confirmed tho Hatd gfant;" Etlol-
fEilA. .Queea Gas consented Tl.ci,, nM.asthn. .Asc-
bishop hRs corioborato it, Oswald, Archbishop
Of Yurk, mud twetyo other l'blloph, ono Of whose
secs arc mentioned; twelve Abbots. a!so le-
sciibad by their Christian nasncs slime four
Dukes. aud ton Ministera, Rll 4uyera!iy ptrcngth-
On It," Tho parchment Ii kl,Iost AT exact
squhro, measuring about II or u inches aloas
eAeh of ila uluea.
, 1875-06-10
ADJUSTMENTS,


THE PRATT CONCERT.
The programme for the Pratt concert this
evening At Mccormick Il Hall will DO as follows !;
l. Choru4- Glorious now Ills pathway up"., Pratt
ChaFu1.
a. 0Ycrture to "Wllllam Foil r,,.,u.. ,Qpttscbal]s
1lr. y. q. Frat and 3ft>t 3iattie Leonard.
.. Duet and Nccltat.on-"NoH7 the hour In
TICS Ieaxen ent..:......; .ffstt
4. Tenor aoll1oqlIy and air." Now sinks j,ato
twilight DER tho hay. ......... Pratt
Jfr. RIllfuNH II. htuH!sv.
s. Trio 10 mlnoFt Audaute aud FL
William L>,rts H. Etehhrin1, and NJ. Lftiochou.kf,
@. sonrano recitation aud aria-"t there q
Mrs. Cara n. Stacey.
7. Trio an1 Chorus" Hope, now cease tliy
r. stM A., i;aro: III a;: am; isar.
9. Piano 1oio-rolonaiuo IN nat. ......... Chopin
!Mrs. HfdfaG Hdtsun.
.. 8lumber 1ong, alto soln. .Pratt
1frt. H'dtruus,
10. Soul Lougings, 1untot:o for string instr...
Ments aud piano.. ...... Pratt
Atssfs Lttets AHtH FretbtTP, EIrhh<fu, and Fra!t.
II. Baling tie Sea sereuas for nalo voices .prut.
Qunktr CITY Quartftts.
II. Farewell Chorus with Qninette.. Trait
Ira htaesg Nra. WafFons, .!eAsfs, StdneN GU, and
Goodlrtlft, Ett1 ChUrtld.
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i Kpihcr in Cilnsp4


II fa quito rofreshiuE aud greally rcltovos tho
ZnoEotoNy Of . Yutes, domestic litSto Witness
womsn Of n party Of them, Wllsro nouso, a
nnake, or spider appears upon tho 1cane i
W1s Our good fortune to he present one day tlis
week ID d lolEo where there wore three NGmeu,
two babies, 2nd ono splIor. The women Wara
shplliu3 peas for dlui,ur, and the babies were
amusing themselves by ppltlng each other With
tie shucks, Ono Of t!la ladies we will des.gnato
N Harsnjma" tho two Othots AZ Mrs. F. Autl
Mss. II. They had tha pens iu the sack. around
which tho trio Woro congregased on the floor.
la tho sack for anotAor haudful Of Peas aud
tho peas, spiaot aud nl', and then the perform
aaca commenced. The d,s. thing in order was
three aKoniz;ing sh!io!s. Then Grandma mount
Mrs. i. dropped the pan Of shcle4 poaH aud
struck tragic attltndo on tho sofa. The spldor
Bcsaod to 10 making for tho two bables OF tho
lloor, Maternal affection at onco triumphad
oYo1 fear, and tho fonE fact Of the tWo mothers
woro INSTANTLY plAntod. AZ thoy supposed, right
OIL top OF that spsder. Hut they didn't toucl,
that spider IT all. Mrs. r. left heel struck
alta. II. OIL tho right bsg too. causing tho latter
to dance q fix In tho Iuost approved style. 81.
though she belongs to tho CHURCH. Ttoy again
kicked at tho spider hut DisHcd it, and klckod
tho babies iilHtcad. Thcp tho tnuAlo commenced
in dead ea1ncst, ,--t!,s two w0rnnn sllrisIinY aud
dancing about, aud tho bltioa bowling for all
thAt vas out. We could have killed tho spider.
but ws didn't wAut to, because 1t would have
spoiled the fun, rhleh Was batter than clrous.
Meanwhile otAndnaS had kept hsr ppsislon On
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should call upon Comptroller uayos with littlo
| lnJnt,otion Immediately, Rbd neot not worry
about Tho danger of fts boinE rot Astfo contempt
uona!y. Il will 30 remembered that euns tf,c
ago tho Comptrottor sent communication 70 tho
Council protostihg sRainst tho proposed aslo Of
aoyoral rloceh Of city property at too low.
Nossh.nvenuo-1ot Stcn1 and o*lng 10 tllis fact
tho document ltas mover beon beard Of III tho
Council. Tho Comptroller naked ths opinion OF
Judge DtcknY AZ to htA pOWor 10 rHfnBp 10 cou-
eubjoined opinion. In consequence Of il tho
Comptroller. In Awaiting. ret injunction m ho
thinks the land wAn Holl at too low iignro.
Tho Iood l,aH not got bcon executed, nor will II
he tor several days 10 como Tho following Is
Tho opinion;
You AK mo tho following question.
Ftrtt-rs the Common Council authorized to order
ihe sslo md eonse,aace Of property lelenge e ths
steand-Ater ill., ps.sago Il an order or ordinance
consideration thpse' The Comptroller withhold
NJ. signature = iron s''e son7eyan:c. anA decno to
sirsats e sso and cons,1nnase tho sale, an H. IL so
r. as.w,r itea iease ny that the city 1s law Is
ar s.d estas a
oaei :. The l.si'.sisc fnnotionarss q ths city, .as
and it tho prasines f o ho ' oaunttl 10 eontsol .o
e1gsrtise s ol'sess q 'lse ry in that regard:
in good faith and by Tie Ordinary procc.s of pnss-
lng snra ordinances. 1t IL. howornr, lilo law.
that tho city Utlcera are in eon,o scnso
triatces as to such Property. ntd where any
attempt ia rlltN for fraudulent purpose 10 Iivtst
tho city Of any part Of s property, 10 lytst tho
e'ty of such property under circumstances much Tint
10 do 70 wDuld 10 trearh of such trust, surh con-
YcJanre might be restsaineI By in1uurtion by Auy
taxpayer or other person having tnercst Iii t.,cl
trust.
II such circumstances should intend ihs supposed
transaction tc Comptroller might lawfully rct,En to
sfHu tho CunVet4nrn; aud. should he ho proceeded
a9Anst ny n1anaantis tho saHe facts Nhtrh world
w4trant ah Injunction to reyclIt thu Atto would 'o
full defetr fr The Cun,1froles agakt tp proc ceiling
by ttlsntaiuA,. Respesttull5, 7. I,sti: ptcLEr,
Corporation Counsel.
THE LAST blsCoyrny.
Tho latcst fragment That has boon uncartheG
in those tnyateriuus vnnta tn tho Eity Clork'B
ofNce boarH O remarkable senlb1ancc To rocn, in
last Sundays Thnfs. Tho SECOND verso Ia por-
haps tho mout Htrtkipg. aud Ia as follows:
Al tia swift titln Of proso
lt,llA hluRgtth III itA Stygtan flow,
Thoughts tta'ning though Mtorosr,
H1nk yocccsA 10 tup depths beluWs
Poets rntlan. With ccles1l grace,
Angelic snth fn Aaul and lnec,
Hfttint biaxttt hOscs VI Ipye'B aeluuaon1.
Tno so1nArc taught to mourn
Ger fondestsprclnr ~ tin brans fllusons;
NAilst OIL tho chilling 0rs 20 cotues borne
Tho inHtnlur aatl and lvw-1nyca Dat 50
Smooth 40 you have rainted II; not for Joe,