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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED By TIFF HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToHE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToHE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Victoria CBrl. Hedderwick Glasgow oct via
Movle 10Th with mdse and passengers henderson Bros
"a Bahia 10Th, Peruambuco Oct Para 18th and Thoma
l4th. with mGse and passengers 20 W Garrison
Steamer Old Dominion. Walker Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdsc ano pasengcrs " the Old Dominion
Ship Thos Lord of Boston Duncan Calcutta Nav II via
Mauritius July 90 with lnseed &c Cane
Of Good Hope Aug II and crossed the Equator
fS lost the M trades Oct In lot 10 THENCE Th
had strong sE winds Sth u 80 ion 68 S. ex
perenced violent hurricane from Sc SM lasting 30
honrs IN which strnned the ship badly sprung bowsprt
lost SAILS the barometer did Indicate the
Of the storm, falling but 20 but registered bv falling rs
~ 81 on ~ spoke brig Georgiana tBr from Havana
Liverpool, Ms.
Bark Francisco Belagamba GtaD Borzone Gloucester 81
DAYS, in ballast, 20 SlocOydh 4 Co
Bark Hancock (0f Yarmouth. NSl Dnrkee Bristol -
days, IN ballast to master Oct 10 lat a lon fell
IN with the schr Aura of Jersey 81 Sawyer from Bio Ja
nero Tor Gaspce with both mas away, having
tered hurricane the 10Th took on captain and crew
III number, aud pu hrsi men On hoard ID
try work her into HaRx mau was killed on tho
schr the mast falling Ou him.
Bark 4 ItaD, fastpriu, Amsterdam G0 DAYS ID ballast
10 y q Scagrr
Bark Virginia stafford toi Windsor Ns) Curry Denia
days with fruit ~ Wiley Mescra Co Passed Gibra
sept -; was = days west of Georges shoals
Bark Janc Adciinc Lindsay, Porto Cabeo IL days with
coffee 10 Dalctt, Bliss Go.
Brig Carla Ausl Baccaych southampton 43 days IN
ballast. 70 SlOcovich Co
brig Loeb Lonond, GHchrst Port Iison 81 DAYS with
coc0anuts " Grace vessel 70 Dearborn. oct H.
Chne Rdeouf seaman OF Massachusetts, from tbe fore
topsail yard 10 the deck aud Was badly injured.
Brig John welsh Jr, tof Phadelphia Nanselow. Caba
rieu II days with sngar Ccball1s CO. OctT2
heavy gale from M" lasting two days lost aud plt
pauber " sails, Oct ~ ~. i0D ~ ~ Auoke bark al
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GREco-RoMAN WRESTLING.

ANOTHER MATCH MADE BETWEEN cHRIsToL
AND MILLER.
Andre Christol, the French wrestler who was de-
featcd by Professor Miller in the Greco Roman match
at the Grand Opera House last week has since been
very anxious make another match with his
ful antagonist on Monday last he challenged Miller
to another trial Of skill 10 take place after Novem-
Der for $500 side. lie deposited 800 forfeit money
IN the hands oi Mr Engeihardt Of the Ttrf Field and
Farm who acted as referee the last match Yestcr-
day Mr. Miller called upon that gentleman and handed
him 500 TO cover Chrtstos forfeit az the time
expressing his perfect willingness submit the same
former match
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Oct oOsailod bark Enigma CBr for Charles.
ton.
BnxssS. Oct 2o-saicd bark Carl Georg Gen. for sa-
vannah
BoRDEtux Oct io-Anived bark Fred Eugene, smalley,
Richmond. VA
oARDirF oct ai-Arrived schr Ellen Colder, wixon,
Wiscasset Me
Arrived 10th, bark Paragon CBD. Williams, Quebec
CoPEYHAcFS. Oct 1O--Arrived. barks Nielsen Nor),
Knudsen New York for Dantzc svenhd (Nor. Just, do
for siettin.
cAprz oct 2o-Arived brig Sportsman Blanchard, New
York.
Sailed 20h bark Sarah Frazier knight Gloucester,
Mass
GLASGOW oct 2O--Arrived, brig Lillian tBp, Hemeon
Wilmington, NC.
GarnSocr. Oct 2o-sailed, bark John Chase, Davis,
United States,
GiBRALrAR Oct 1O-Arrivcd bars Knudsvig Nor), Even
SEN New York Cusielmo Carlo Stanford QtaD, Marcsca
do.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, 0, Oct 1e-Anived, ship seva, Penneu,
Yokohama.
ALExASDRIA, Oct lo-Arrived schr Mary Ena Staples,
Windsor, NS
2Oth-Saied schrs J PhaTo, jersey City; Leach,
and Daniel Brown from Georget0wn), --.
BOSTON, Oct 21Arrved, steamer Glaucus, Bearse, New
York; bark Byron Nor Christianseu Gotcnburg schrs
Sarah Potter Wall Cadr Annie May May. philadelphia
BALTIMOkE Oct 2l--Arrved, steames John n oarrett
Hx, New York Florence Franklin, Chance, philadelphia
barks Betsy Guide hor) Due, Beiast Winfred Br), Dhl
Rio Janero brig Hattie Bain Thesrup Maanzae scrs
st Crox seane, Brunswck Albert Thomas Rose Charles
Il II Howe, Newbnry New York; John Bryant, Lee
Boston, Belle HardB. Bakar- do,
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SPOKEN.

Bark Galveston Sawyer from New York for Galveston
Oct Z, lat - TO- Ion 10 IS.
Rrg sullivan Perry from Brunswick Ga, for Rio Jancro,
Oct II, no lat or Ion.
Brig Georgia Of and for Liverpool Ms, from Havana Oct
Is. lat 36 81. lon 81.
schr Carrie Nelson, Allen from New York Port an
Platt. Oct q. of san Key
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re- NOTICE 10 CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The New YoEk
has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing the colos green red changing from 70 the other
III succession several miles distant Cap
ians upon seeing this signal will obge By pre-
parn any they may for the ship News
Department Of the HERALD.
D5- Persons desrous OF Communicating with vessels arv
New York do by addressing such vessels
Of HERALD yacht pier No East River. New York.
ali parts Of the world and promptly de-
hyered. Duplicates required.
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STARTERS.
NARRAGANsETT PARK RACES.

Providence, R. l., Oct q, 1875.
The unfinished race Of yesterday in the 2:37 class,
BY Tom Pink, John Lambert second, and Billy
Stevens third.
In the race for the $50 class there were seven
starters. The FIRST money was taken by Belle the
second by Rose Thorndike, and the third by Jennie
Andrews Time. Z:42h.
In the 233 class there two starters. Lizzie
Keeler took the first money and Caomel the second.
Time. . .32-2 4l-2:35.
The races close tomorrow.
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CREEDMOOR.

THE SECOND DIVISION COMPETING FOR MARKS
MEMS BADGES.
The shooting yesterday Crecdmoor was for marks.
mems badges all members Of the militia who had
qualified during the season, being emitted to
badges, provided they succeeded Id scoring twenty
out Of the possible ny points 200 and 500 yards The
thirteenth regiment had twenty-five present. fifteen
Of whom qualified 200 yards TO shoot al 500 yards Cap
tim Cocheu was commander Lieutenant Parker in
spector Captain Pagan commanded the detachment of
the Fourteenth regiment, fifteen men, ~ whom i've
Won badges. Lieutenant Nutt acted AZ Inspector
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declared ont on or before October club add 81 200
three Or more start OF which 81 600 TO the first horse
5000 10 the second who also Is 70 receive the stakes TO
the amount OF $500; madene allowed II three years
lbs II four years lbs. II five years and upward IL lbs
John Conee's br Nette Norton, years by
Leamingto dam Long Nine, 100 lbs lEvans) =.
J G X. Lawrence's b. b. Shyock, aged, by Lexing-
ton Edith, us lbs Hayward. .......... die.
n n McGrath 8 b. Aaron Pennington. 4 years
by Tipperary, dam Lucy, los lbs Swim ..... dis.
Time 37A.
First mile, .55tS; second mile, AK: third mile
SO. fourth mile 2 20lls
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SAILED.

Steamers Kopstock (Gcr for Bremen italy (Br) Lon
don Crescent City, Havana; Gamma (3r) Bermuda; City
Of Austin, Galyescn; Royal Minstrel SBri do; Herman
Bell Richmond, &c ship Helene Ger, baltimore barks
Borke Norl Queenstown or Falmouth; Dexterous Br)
do do Consigo Qan Cork do; Cattins AUS. do
do Geo Roosevelt, Havana; Kraljevica aus, Dub
via BRIG omer eB s. pierre art schr Pa
los, Humacoa.
Wind at sunset NV.
Barometer sunset 1898.
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BILLIARDS.

CHALLENGE FROM cYRILLE DION.
The following challenge from CyrIe Dion has Just
been issued -
NEW YoRE, Oct n 1875
TO MATHEW DELANEY, President National Billiard
Congress-
DEAR SIR hereby challenge Maurice DAILY, holder
of the championship 81 America al tbegihreeba carrom
game To play Tor the same In accordance with the
rules governing said championship. Please ind en-.
closed $3.50 a. my forfeit Respectfully yours,
CYRILLE DION.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shpmasters informed
that by teegraphing the HERALD London Bureau ad.
dressing Bennett No 20 Fleet street. London 60 tho
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de ropera
Paris" the arrivals and departures from European
ports Of American and all foreign trading
with United States the will be cabed this
try free Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi-
ports will find tho Paris oice the
and expeditions for tolegraphing
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DOWNTOWN CHESS CLUB.

The New York Downtown Chess Club yesterday even
ing removed q its new rooms, No Z Second avenue
The club has been established four years and Il now
the only in the city the New York Chess Club hav-
ing dsbanded and Of its members having united
with the Downtown Club The latter counts at present
sixty members. delegation from the Newark CLUB
attended the meeting yesterday and a consultation
game played between the two clubs.
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teen men, of whom ten qualified Commander, Captain
Story Inspector, Lieutenant Smith Nineteen OF the
twenty four mon representing the Twenty eighth reg
ment qualified. Captain Miller the commander,
Quartermaster smith inspector. Captain Perry com
manded the forty three representatives Of the Forty
seventh regiment Twelve qualified. Lieutenant
Brown was the inspector. Colonel McLeer Fourteenth
regiment command ded the troops. and Major Manning
acted as inspector General Dakin commander Of the
Second division, present IN civilian costume
The weather tine and the shooting good The
First division will shoot to-day.
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ARREST OF A BURGLAR.

John Williams, young man, aged nineteen years,
who said he lived at the corner Of Twenty sixth
and Fourth avenue was arrested last night by officer
Seaman Of the Fifteenth precinct a charge OF hav-
ing forced entrance INTO the apartments Of Agernon
C. Hewitt on the second floor OF No So sixth avenue
He discovered in the act Of packing up a large
quantity OF property and pursued and captured in
Washington Park. He locked up in the Mercer
street station house. and viii be arragned in Court this
mi
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HORSE NOTES.

c. s Green was the driver of the winning Prospero
in the SO 900 match the Prospect Park track on
Wednesday last and Dan Phfer sat behind the losing
Honest Dutchman.
The match Of 81 600 between the bay geldng Sensa-
tiOn and the chestnut gelding Thomas l. Young mile
heats three in i've in harness will be decided to-day
at Fleetwood Park Trains leave the Grand Central de-
pot at ii 40 A. NJ, / 05 and 2:30 P. NJ
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THE KNIFE IN WATER STREET.

James Murray and John Manning became engaged in
desperate tight last evening in liquor in Water
street, and before the bystanders could woud
terfere Murray seriously stabbed in the len side
Manning was arrested and locked up in the Fourth
precinct statonshouse Murray lives No I23 Roose
velt street. and Manning al No 343 Water street
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TURNING THE TABLES.

A. G. Young, residing Newtown, was stopped on
the Hyatt Boulevard, winaeld about nine O'Clock on
Wednesday night by hghwayman who demanded
his money his life Mr. Young drew his pistoA and
placing II 10 the highwayman's head marched him of
10 the residence of officer Rookie who took him TO the
Newtown Jail The prisoner gave his name William
Gross and will have examination before Justice Van
to-da
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PIGEON SHOOTING.

MILFORD, Pa, Oct q, 1875.
In pigeon shooting match at Peter's Valley, Sus-
sex county, n J., between Hon D. A. Wells, OF Nil
ford and s Danley Of Maiamoras Pa for 500 a side
ten birds each, twenty-on yards rise, Wells killed
Q and Danley birds
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srEEPLEcnAsB, TWO AND
DEERFOOT DRIVING PARK

THIRD DAY OF THE FALL TRoTTING MEETING
HARRY GILBERT THE WINNER OF THE 2:35
PURsE-THE 2:50 RACE UNFINISHED.
There two events the card at Deerfoot Park
yesterday The first of these the 2:35 purse of
$500 and of nine entries but three responded 10 the
judges call These were G. McDonald's dun gelding
Dandelion, B. c. Gurman's chestnut gelding Silver
Tail and H. H. Gilberts sorrel gelding Henry Gilbert.
The latter the favorite The FIRST heat won by
Silver TAIL then Gilbert captured the second and third
when Silver Ta took the fourth but Gilbert had too
much speed and he won the fifth and the race. Dan
deon in the second heat should have been dstanced
for improper work The ESQ race purse Of $780, the
second event, and OF eleven entries five for the
the word These A. c. Wilson's bay geldng j.
H., c. Clark's sorre Lavnia Andrew Rogers
chestnut gelding Rip, VIM $. Toms sorel mare Rachel
g.. and Steve Jerome's gray geldng Snowflake The
latter the iavorte. He the first heat finished
third in the second and dstanced in the third
much to the disgust OF his hackers Lavinia the
second and thrd heats and Rachel G. the fourth when
the postponed until to-day at one O'Clock.
SUMMARY.
DEERFooT PARK, PARKyILLE, L. l., Oct 81 1SI5.-
Third day Of the fall trotiing meeting; purse OF 5000
for horses that beat 235; mile heats, three
five in harness. $40 TO the first $50 to the second $50
TO the third and $50 TO the fourth horse Judges,
Goodwin, Roache and Beard.
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ro-DAY's 5 RACING.

The speculation last night on the Plmhco races was
very heavy and the different pool rooms were crowded
NJ to late hour. The following pools were sold during
The eveninr.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
| WV nEAcnr


The buoy the ledge the TO Bass Harbor
Ne, Is gone from its position
BEACON
beacon has been erected the breakwater at Say
brook bar which will be of advantage to vessels bound
in ont Of the Connecticut River and especially TO the
Hartford and New York steamboats, The work dono
ThnrsdnY last.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES or DEPARTURE PROM NEW FOR THE MONTHS
OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIS DAY.
sun ses D aOoA 10 Gov .iand land we've eye. o5
sun sets............ ii Sandy Hook 20
Moon rises. :. morn - - Hell Gate ......eve 80
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Ser SranOftftnn9ssTrO;eE tn
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Der SranSitiftun9s=Bro;eB 9c9en bic Sc
brlioer Iuoree por Dem Serliuer Staotihmur=
gertdte wurGe ON 30. Sftober III gnoe qe=
fubrt. Die Btlpeisauinabme beifano er6B=
tentbetlS in Der SerIslung oerienigen in's
Oeutlde iiterieetcn englli9en 8rototolle, mel
DE bte Iusia9en Der commiiiarii6 peruonlz
menen 9tew- gorfer ,3eugen entbaltcn; beion.
beres Sntereiie bot MIR DIE Yeruebmung Der
Gbefrau heS 9eitdnOi9en @ngeilaeteu 6rieo.
rid Inoree; ais einSiges DiOtiu Ill ietuem
8erbreAen beSei buet iie feline 9icbe Su ibr uub
Drn 8uniA, fte Mittel Su erlangen, I'm tbr
bis Snr Sranfbeit geitet9srtes Setmmeb bur6
be 0fiidtebr nad1 0eutidlano Su itiGlen Der
Staatsanmalt bdlt bic Sdulo oes 4naeflaa=
ten fuOolpb annree - uur III 8e3ng anf
oieien mar Die Dtitpirfung Der @siapOrenen
afOrOerlih - fir uu5weiielbuft. @r gent auf
be einSelnen Snoicien iiber uno ihlleBt nit
ben gSOrten: v@noltd, lit ras SnuIobemuBt.
iein beS Nugeflagten aus ieiner Slud]t Al fol-
germ. Seine Surat Dor Der amerifaniihen
Re9tsphegs 1T ntdlt Sutreffeuo; i'd babe tuobl
geb6rt, oaB in Gmerifa eiN Reiher ourd1 Be
ite9un3 uou elmer Nnllage ireifoUmcn fanr,
aber me, oaB Elm pirflid) llni6uloieer perllr.
tbellt peroe," 9aS Serbitt Der @ei6moreneu
lantete gesen 8ItOlf Inbree anf Hid)ti9ul=
Dig. Sn 6oIse peiieH erfOISte ietne 6reiipre-
dung, ndbreno iein gefdnpigcr 8rHber 4u=
bree su Sabreu 3uhtbans Hno 2 Sabreu
GhreuperIult perlIrthetlt DlIr0e.
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Sages : Neuisteitell.

Sn Srootipn, N.sg., bat Der Orsu=
nit @arI Sa6meier aen BrieIter s. s. 8az
bCr me9en SerldumoIn9 uerflagt uno $l0,.
600 @6aDenaias uerlan9t. Gs erbellt, SaB
Der Graanlit Mebrere iun9e Sdn9erlnuen i'm
@bore angefeQt bate mo Dieirbnlb pom
Brielter getaOelt puroe uno ein @ortne6iel
bic Sol9e mar. 9arauf, 10 bebauptet Der
SlG9er, babe ibn Raber beidulbi9t, be Sod
ter elnes rei4en 9rauers nerfiibrt su habeu.
y. uergeiute bieleS uHo perlleB bic Stride.
Als nun y. cine anoere Stelle en- Der ct,
BeneoiftsRirhe erhalten fenpte, trat linn BIZ
8s;duloiguug 9faber'S In ben g8cg ino oo
iett aud elm Appea q. on ben BiihofRihts
frn6t:te, 10 in sr se9Gn Olub'r Dor @ert9t als
Sldger anfsetreten.
Ser 9 SeeaersSfansal "a ruirS in 9solgt
Scs BON Bran MOultOn eingeidllaeenen Ser
fabrens oHf's Heue opr be S,ft.ntlldfei
iomuen, pa eem 8ernebnin na9 BEN Dol
6rau NlrHltou gefteqten 8erlanaen, ibre an
Qsleaenbtit bipRbtlIt beS Arsi6.Efies OH
Ser Gen etatGdft Der . Ylgmou bz&it6e" curd
elm beiol DleS &irdl .resHei. nm erl ,Digt sn ie
hen, ent y r6eH pToen iO1. Cling .ruelbte be
baupten, eS witroen babel uiue ilmtGnbe AMI
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aperuenabe SsfferiOH.R Rartet uub cine gdders.
frau i'm naAfeH 5duferseuiert anihmieren.
Sn elmer NeitauratiOn iener @esenS lief rus
qeaeu bic -Sa9e nid1t 10 glatt a6, ben11 ais
man benz S9ptrOlcr NIT @utidieSenbett er=
ildrts, inn fir ieine So 9tote swei s5-Shsiu,
ausgebdnbigt su baben, 5Og er, obne elm 9Sort
3u 0sriieren, idfeitutgft ab. glidt befer er-
gtne e8 ihnt IN einem @eihdfte Der 8. Apez
me, bon mo- aus man tbnt nab9tng uno ihn,
iowie mebrere @umpaue, bic an Der @de auf
ibn uarteteu, oerbaften taiIen poQte. Die
@uliner mertten ater llnr6tb mo hidteteu
fid), beuor Elm 3dtIter res @eletes beidaFft
perpsn founte. gtHe an5abl Gnoere lieBen
it6 baee9en pieber tduidlcn. Die Boliset
fabuOet iett auf ben Sdlminbler, unS es Iiebt
su boffen, ba6 ibn Ous l5anDmerf g.lsgt luirb.
Seoermauu, bel Dem Der Snuner poripridt
unO ieine 8e9ielgeiddfte ;u ernelern iu9t,
iOllte baiitr iOrgeu, oaB Oerielbe Der YOliSei
iibeIiefrt wirO."
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Our SdlitIifofi1if.

Ser SerI1t oeS natloIalen @rSiebunqs=
Siireau5 IN gSaibingtOu itellt felt, OaB Die
ldhrliden IuSgaben fiirShul3wsde in IGnmt=
lldlen Staatcn unb SCrritorten nah5su Die
Summe bon $75, 100000 erretden. Die So
ten, auf Die Shiiler uertbeilt, finb in pen
elu5elnen gofalItateu iehr peri9iepen. qr;z
3OHa be5ahIt $33.28 pro Sabr fir ieoen Sdtt
Ter, Jtebrasfa $3.50, 0taia6uietts $I4.5
SlinOi6 $7.82 uno Alabama 81 @ents. g4ie
mir iriiber mit9etbellt baben, 1T Der lestae=
nannte Staat i'm Se9rtff, Dieies gerinqe Dit
get nod fieiner gu MAIDEN. 9age9en be3abIeu
Die &berOfeien, bic alS nlft 9enug ,ciuiIlltrt"
ans ala5ama uertrleben muroeu, $15.25 fir
icoes &iuo, oaS ibre 6ffentli6eu G9ulen be-
lu6t. Ste @berOfeien be3abIen au6 Die
b0t)fen 0ebrergebalte ndmll1 $225 pro DO
nat fir mdnnliGe uno 5000 fir peiblife
Sebrer.
Son ben 1874 Germnli6ulen bes 2anbea
linb l24 nit 25 900 S1ulerH angefiilt, Sie
lleferu lGbrlth uabc3u 1900 Gebrer GHS gebres
rinucu. Das Siireau bat bic niht Iebr An
uerIdiiige Gn.bedung 9ema9t, baB es in Ser
llniou 81 Wtdodenz BrlpatiHulen nit IL Ala
S9iileTinpen 9iebt, uou Oeneu iid sweiEiinf=
tel fir &oae9ieu rGrbereiteH. Selt Der 3D.
uiaue bat Die 3abl pteier SdIlerlnnen nm
1853 ab9enonmen. 2Sir beoauern, aus
aem 8eridte 81 erfabren, baB mir 353 Uni,
uerGtaten nHo Sppeglen befteu uno baf
anf je elf @ole9iep blGs cine SibllOtbeI
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GDGrIte 0iOB f0R ca0liW 9efunoen


BbtIa 6,elp b 10, Is. 9uo. - Ntad
bier gettern ein9eqangener RuHrt6t qlaAbi
man, oaB Charles 5tOB in elmer StuSf @on.
HectIcut's, uabe bem Srte, tuo Bill Ntolbier
oaS Boot itabl, in peIdem. sr ielne &reu,.
tahrt mad,te, eutOedt uorOsn tit. Der Snabc
beflnoet fth IN ben 6duben elmer 6rau limb
man 9laubt na6 Der Sei6reibung, OGB es
pirflldl Der tleine Charlie 1T. (?)
y biIaoelp bia IS. 9topbr. - Seute
YfOr9en telegrapbirte t6r. &brifttdn 9ioB oil
pru. SunHea in Sbomaiton uuo eriudjte
lhn, oaS III Der hiiberen 0epeihe erruGbnte
gSetb bon me9en Oes SiuoeS, Oas man fiir
Den tleIncn ebarlis RoB bdlt, tn's @ebet Su
nebulen. Bunnell beriftete, bic Srau balte
it9 nit oem 3tnoe At 0teilcn BON Dem Stdot-
DEN anf. Der S9eriff Ueri1afite fd) tinen
9aftbefehl; ais er aber nab oem SauIe lam,
mar be Srau nit Dem Siroe DerI9nuuoeu.
D1an iuft iest nad1 ben 8eioen.
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+ Stirft seopolo pon StVpe.

Der laut elmer Sabelbepsine fiirSli6 auf
leinem 8eIoeusihlOEe perltCr5ene Blirlt Eco
polo Yaul 6riebrip @mil pom 2ippez0 0etlnplS
mar Der autor Oes beriibmteu 2Soltes; ,!6ier
bet Bismard mir tau leggeu." Biirl eeopolo
mar am 1. september 1921 9eboren ma yrsz
9i,rte" ieit Dem l.. Sanuur 1851. Or iuar
oas Sbeal siues idten feuoalitolseu reidsHu5
mlttelbaren Raubfiirlteu, beiien eigenFnntaes
5ea9alten an 9lltbergebra9ten uno beltiae
SPpoFtiOa gsseg allies yleue Jpn oft Der Osi.
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Nerbred,e4a In WifiTO1trf.

Q t. : 0 Il 8, l8. NoObr. = Snei Iunge
9eute, aftbareu 6amilien ungsb5renO, RGs
mems Resp uuO Oauls, in 8itesGo. aniGiFg,
seristbeu lstteu 5Onntag pssen elmer Sub
in Strett, meIder Ouuit eubt9te, OaB &seO
Daois ermor6ete, -
&Orgetern murben 6enrb -Sollinsbieo (2)u
feline 6rau gtnna bonn BeSirtSgeribte in
@aseoncbC=@Ountp berurtbstlt, am II. 0e3.
megeu @rmOroung ibreS S6mtegeriobues
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GtntpetbunS etner 8retmamrer.
GNIfe

ROrf oft 8a., l8, Robbr.-S -Seute Ttt.
tag fanO bic GtnpeibuHg bes ueuen 5reimauz
rers sSempels bier ftatt. Sen. Saliaferro, Der
@robmelter oes Srbens in GirgtnieH, lettete
Die 6eier. Die DtortonzSomtblre poH Heru.
g)orf, ct. Sobannes. .&cmtbrret BON 9bna=
6elpbtu uuo 9tppomattOr-Somrburet BON BE
terstHrg waren uHrueieuo. ytdbbem ole @e=
rentunie'n beeuei9r wuren, 3ogen bic Mitglte.
Der bes SrOens 5H eiuear 8untette nod oei
Spbuiou-9ale.
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Rod, eiae @tIeubobuzG zGolltfton.

YtttSburg, Benni., Is. ytOp. -loeute
0or9en 10 ubr ereignete iid) cine @ollliion
auf Der ,Bittsburgz z@iucinnati= EOuiier
Sabn" Swilden rlnem Sau;u9e uHG einem
iueitild) gebenOcn 6raAt5uge. 0rel 2lrbeiter
beS Sonilruttion8Su9eS luuroen get0Otet uu0
Smet 2lnocre idmer Uerlett. 0aS llugIiid
pnrOe oRr4 ben NtQidinIiteu oes 6r055uges
perHrladt,
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Gas .nfreffc &nheI +"

Die n0irett llniteO= =States. Gable. Comp"
bot ELL &irtuIar aus9egebeu, in lueldlem iie
an6eiGt, NaB iie nunmebr in Der Sage lit,
allen an tie 9elteltcn Anforoerungen oes 8ub@
litums ;u geHiigtu. Sbre Gebiibren swiiAeu
gtelusYorf Ino Gn9lanr, Srlanb uno 6rdnf,
reid betragen 70 Sents Sob pro @ort. Die
9auptzSffice beftnOet ii6 in 9tr. 16, SroQo=
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aud IN Oen Siftcen Der - Itlautic x Yactfc," /"
Der r6ranflin." unO Der ySOutbern. 4tiaEticz
Gelegrapb Comp" in m9snb eiaer StaOt aufs
aeuebeu mer0en,
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ssaniett ttt,S Die @tr. estnote,,

B Baibtugton, IS. RObbr. = 0cr iSas
ntife @eiaHSte tpurbe beute offisiell bon
gtaorio beuadri9tigt, baB ieiue 0feateruna
sugeltanesn babe, bab in 3utunft amerifani,
l4e Siir9er, pelfle Dor eiHern Sriegsgeridte
IN Cuba pro5riitrt weroeu, Sas YriuiIeqiunl
baben iolen, nd YertbeiOigsr pGblen III ION
rem. Der Sertras BON 1895 ilt mad Der Qu.
iiHt Der Ipaniideu sfe9ierung nid)t eeniiaenS
tldr, nm in Sniurrefti0Nsfdlen Srie9saeriute
iu oefen; baS meme IbfOml1cn trdat ieoodb
ben gSiHIden anerifa'S oOllfommeH Slet,