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The Portland daily press., 1875-03-27
TO LET I
TO Let
TO Let.

ETOUSE No, 142 Pine Street. Key at No. 144 Pine
I'll Street This rent has been recently repaired.
MATTOCKS 81 FOX,
feb13dtf 83 Middle st.
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TO Rent.

MICE furnished and upfdrnished rooms to let.
~ NO II MYRTLE ST.
ma26 ulW"
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-27
REAL ESTATE. .
FOR SALE :!

1.-TWO first-cass houses Nos. lOl ana lo9 New
Il HIGH street, containing IL gooG rooms eaell,
ba1b roo,nS wash bowls two water closets in each
house. good cellars good sewerage, seoago and gas.
Call and look at them. ~ wv crpoI,r
naro310U& v. W. OlROCIs
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-27
WANTS..
Wanted.
Wanted.

A LADY book-keeper. Must be a good and rapid
"A penman, single entry. References required.
Address with own hand writing box 1875, Post once
Portland, mafZotl
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-27
For Rent.

FINE residence on Tying near Danforth Street
"A contains Is rooms, has Furnace, Sebago Water
and Gas. handsomely finished throughout, would be
rented furnished if desired. Apply to W. H. Simon
ton, Commercial St., Holyoke's Wharf. maSdtf
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-27
Board,
Boarding.
Board.

TEyWO Gentlemen or a Gentleman and his Wife can
Il be accommodated with first class Board and
Rooms at No 20 Brown Street. my19dtf
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-27
TO LET.
To Let.
10 Rent.
To Let.

yEyHE Furnished rooms on second, third and fourth
Floors over our Store Recently occupied by ID.
c. Colder & Co. Gas and Water in all the rooms.
ma23eod2w e. 7. ELDEN s. co.
The Portland daily press., 1875-03-27
For Sale p!

yIyHE subscribers wishing to renquish the Baking
business, offer for sale their entire business con-
sistinS of their two story Brick Building Union
Street with all the Tools, Machines, Horses, Carts.
Steam Engine, etc. in fact everything usually found
in first class bakery The above property is located
in the business part the yand is very desirable
location for business account of its easy to
ali the Railroads and Boats from all directions Any
person Wishing to engage in the business will find
this rare opportunity, the business is well estab
lshed. Address or apply to,
SNIARDON, SCANENEAN & CO.,
on the premises. mar23df
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-13

L onth Judicial District, OF the ssats of Ne
vnda, In and for thu County of Lincoln,
Esther Abrahamson, plaintiff, va julius Abrs-
hanson, defendant.
Action brought in thu District Court az tna
Seventh Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada,
in and for the County Of Lincoln, and the com.
plant filed In said County of Lincoln, in the
Office Of the Clerk Of said District Court.
The State Of Nevada sends greetingto Jniius
Abrahamson, defendant:
You are hereby required to appear IN an ac.
tion brought against you, by the above named
plaintiff in the District Court OF the seventh Ju.
dicisl District, of the State of Nevaaa, In and
for the County of Lincoln, and answer the com.
plaint iled therein. within ten days (exclusivs
Of the day of servicc) after the service on you
Of this summons, II served In said county; OF,
| II served out Of said County, but wit, In said
District. within twenty days, and In all other
cases forty days; or Judgment by default will
be taken against you. according to the prayer OF
said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain decree
| Of this Court dissolving The bonds Of mntrimo.
ny existing betwt On you, said defendant. and
said plaintiff, on the grounds that at the time Of
| said marriage she was only of the age of Ii
years l y months, and that said marriage ceri.
mony was not performed by plaintiffs consent.
but was forced and coerced to permit said cere.
| moDy to be performed. Since said time she
arrived at the age Of 10 years and has not con,
sented to said marriage. All Of which is more
particularly set forth in plaintiffs complaint
to which you are r.ferrt d. aud further, that khe
be allowed 10 resume her maiden name Of
| Est her Davis.
And You are hereby notified, that II you fai
| to appear and answer the ssid complaint u
above required. the said plainiif will apply e
| the Court for the relief herein demanutd, and
| for costs of suit In gold coin.
BY order of Court
| tseall Given under my hand and the seal Of
the district Court OF the seventh Judicial Dis
trict Of the State Of Nevada, In and for tbs
County Of Lincoln, this 4th day OF June, ii, ,hs
year Of our Lora one thousand eight hundrtc
and seventyfve.
p. B MILLER, Clerk,
By j. NJ. HASFeRD, Deputy Clerk
je14-
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-13
TAKE NOTICE.

flHE HAMILTON STAGE WILL LEAVE
hsrstofore, after June 26th inst. isSs't,a %
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-13
NOTICE.
A CARD.

ID BOARDING WHY OUR STREETS ARE
IL not sprinkled our County Commissioners
say that our streets can be sprnkled in the
same manner as heretofore. but the Water Com.
pany desires the Commissioners to sign con-
tract to pay one-half of the cost in repairing
hydrants Il pipes; that there ia already con-
tract between the Water Company and Commi4.
sioners and that a new contract would annul
the old, which would place the citizens of
Phoebe hereafter in such position as the
Water Company NAV choose TO dictate.
1t COUNTY COMMISSIONERS"
In reference to the above card, to show the
public the Water Company has no disposition
to break any contract now existing between
them and the County Commissioners, we here.
with hand you for publication a copy OF re.
quest since made by Mr.. E. McAvoy for permis.
sion to sprinkle the streets, and also copy of
the permission, which the County Commission
ers were requested to sign, AND WHICH THEY RE-
FUSED TO DO:
PIooHE, June 18th, 1875.
To the Hon. County Commissioners of Lin
coin County, Gentlemen: Some weeks ago
obtained permission from the Water Company
to sprinkle the streets, with the proviso that /
obtained the written consent of your honorable
body. The paper presented by me was not ac-
ceptable to YOU have been at some expense
and trouble to get ready for sprinkling, pur.
chasing hose. &C., and if possible would like to
commence. have at the suggestion of friend
prepared paper for signature which hope
will prove satisfactory to your honorable body
and the Water Company, which l herewith
enclose.
Very respectfully,
L. MCEVOY."
"PIocHE, Nevada, June 10, 1875.
Mr.. e. McAvoy has our permission to use tn,
hydrants and pipes for the purpose of sprink
ling the streets, subject to the contract entere,
into on the 10th day of April. 1872. between til
County Commissioners and the Floral Spring
| water Company, which contract is ON FILE Ii
| the Office OF the County Clerk"
AS the County IS JOINT OWNER in the pipe
and hydrants this Company declined to allo,
any one to use them without obtaining the cor
sent OF the County Commissioners, which cor
sent this Company had granted weeks ago.
! VIM. M. LUBBOCK,
| ie22-n Pres't and Supt f. s. Water Co.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-13
LOST!

nN THURSDAY, JUNE nth. A MEER
~ sCHAUM PIPE, silver band mounted at
the top Of tho bowl. Any one returning same to
Jacobs & sultan's, Main street. will be suitably
rewarded. tslS-u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-23
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

There was general rejoicing in the Sheri1's onlce
yesterday over the signature OF the DILL which
gives the patronage OF the Marine Court TO that
department Although o copy or the bin had not
been received, IL was generally understood among
the deputies that their business was materially
increased by the Governors sanction OF their
measure. The city marsha.s who have hitherto
had a monopoly OF the Marine Court business,
we're spondingly depressed by the same news.
Comptroller Green's once was crowded with
politicians yesterday There was an unmlstaka-
ole element or the "outs'' OF Iammany Hall
among the callers.
Mayor wickham's ONCE Is closed every day az
two O'Clock. a rule mas been adopted 20 admit
NO visitors after that hour; but privileged ina.
viduals are excepted. Members Or tue press de
not now come under the latter category.
The appointment OF Mrs Charles swan by comp
troller Green 10 tue position OF Registrar OF III
censcs has given rise to some speculation around
the City Halt. IL IS surmised tnat the position
Will interfere materially with the duties or Mr.
John Tyler Kelly. Mayors Marshal.
Mr.. swan has not yet assumed the duties OF Dill
new position.
il Is meaning the close OF the present month. and
the nrcmcn's warrants nave not Jet been signed
by MAYOR WIcknam. Ia \ few days two months
salaries viii De due these deserving men. Is the
same policy 10 be pursued wnen the warrants Tor
June are presented for signature
The Committee on Law OF The Board OF Alder
men Will report an ordinance for the killing OF
dogs during the summer months at the next reg
ulsr meeting, wRicn Will take place on Thursday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-23
SANITARY CONFERENCE.

THE BROOKLYN HEALTH BOARD ENDEAvoRNa
TO ABATR THE NUIsANcEs ON NEwTowr
CREEK.
The Brooklyn Board or Health had q specia
meeting yesterday afternoon 10 confer with the
proprietors OF the oil refining establishments sit
uated In the Eastern District and Long Island
City, on the shores or Newtown Greek. In refer.
ence to the offensive and unhealthy odors which,
Il is alleged, arise nom them, to the great dotrl
ment OF the health or residents OF New YORK,
Brooklyn ana Long Island city. There were pres.
ent Drs. Hutchinson aud ConklinR, or the Health
Board, and Mr.. Fleming, OF tue Kings County OIL
Works; Mir. Jenney, OF the Walla0out on Works,
aud Mr.. Hague, OF the Locust Hlll Oil Works. me
report OF 40 Inspector employed by the Board 10
investigate the nuisance, which was read &C tho
previous meeting, was again read, after when
Mr. Fleming, owner OF the Kings County on
Works, said the odUrs did not arise rom tno
sludge acid used In the manulacIories but from
county side OF the creek AR. Hague said ne had
formerly kept boat on Newtown Greek, but now
was prevented from doing 30 by the refuse
thrown In tue water nom the fat render
ing and bone boiling factories In
Queens county. No refuse from the OIL WORKS was
thrown In the creek except dirty water. Mr..
Fleming denied DIR. HANS charge, that there was
siuoRe acid running into pond near the Kings
County Oil Works. The refuse In the pond Old not
come from the works. Dr. Hutchinson expressed
the oeei tnat II was the sludge aclu winch
caused the offensive odor, and n the OH rennern
were not responsible 1t would be toe uuJ 81 tue
commissioners 10 ascertain II me Dohe boilers
were TO blame, and q further investiAatlon would
thaxafore be required. Inc Board tnen auloufned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-23
THE ALDERMANIC COMMITTEE ON
STREETS

The Aldermanic Committee on Streets met yes.
terday afternoon for the third time, and again
Jailed to be able to go on owing TO the absence OF
Witnesses. Il is intended thar az the next meet
ing Of the Board OF Aldermen request Will 90
made 10 have the committee increased from three
10 nve. IN order tnat the supreme court can be
appealed 10 Tor the necessary power TO compel
tne attendance OF persons VINO nave been or may
be summoned 70 Give testimony.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-23
BOARD OF HEALTH.

AT a meeting OF the Board OF Eealth, held yes
terday afternoon the Registrar or Vital Statistics
presented a report, showing that the death rate
for tue last fortnight had been lower than IN any
other similar time during he last twelve months.
la tae last week there were reported 4Ss deaths
and In the previous one 43d.
Tue following IA tue comparative statement OF
cases OF contagious diseases Tor the last two
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-27
Scr oretnnSnter5t8ite GongreS.
Qtpeife SfkttttQ.

3mette Stbtttt9.
gSaIb inqton, 26. San. - SIM @ :
mate leste Ser Soriiter peri1tebene Miit,
tbetlunsen beS Yratoenten uuO Der 9epartes
nlentSbanpter Dor.
@ontlnos braate cine 8ill eiu, bte Stinl=
nleasdblung Der YrdTbeutenpabl su re9l'
lireu,
gBriabt iiberaab Die Yroteftbei6liiHe Der
Notwithstanding BON D2iucoln~6all" ge.
gen Die 4nnabnle BON Morril's Sill.
@onfling iibergab Yetitionen bon Siirgerr
aus gteip- Yorf 9egen bic Biebereinfibrunl
bes 3olle5 auf Sbee unb Gaffee.
@ragin brafte cine Sia ein, ben Sar
Der ySiibliden Marplanoer @ilenbabn" 81
unterltiiben.
Der 8alenber fir algeneine @el6dfti
pnroe Johann mieber aufgenomrnen.
Mebrere 'SauS 8iaS iiber Sultis Sin
aelegenbeiten iuurben aufgenommeu unb erie
btgt.
Ser Sei6luB bes Srn. Shurs iiber 81
@nselegenbeiten III 2ouiliaua puroe looaul
| pieoer aufgenOnln1en nno 6r. Yealc fubr il
leiuer 9tebe fcrt.
SIM 6eprdientantenbani.e BET
| langte 0tapuaro iofort naf Serleiung bes
Sonrnals bic reguldre Srbnung; Der Spre
| der forberte lebof bic Gomite'n sur Sert6ter
| ftattun9 anf.
9arrlon oomE8abl Gonlite beridtete iibe
ben Plenar- -Yel9luB in getreff bes Gonititlt
tionS AmenoementS tpegen 9lbdnberiIng De,
| BrdIibenten WablmobnS.
5nitb nnterbreitete einen Winoritdt8
8eridIt.
Beibe Seri6te fpuroen snui Druid beorber
ilno on oas Gomite suriifuerfuieieu.
| 0urbant brad)te cine Sid Elm niiber Nbpide
lung Der ySreeOman'S Sa1ten." Statt Dol
orei @ommiiidrelt ioll bieies 9eiddft tiiniti!
BON einem Gonmiiidr beiorst nerpen.
9tanbaQ erbob @inipra9e gegen bieie Sia
! CT iaste, Die 9teget ieien bHrdlpeg 9egsu Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-27
Sin atoerer aer0tt,ter &mobc
Iermttf6tc 9cpei0en ams
Nettt=Wptf,


gtewDorf, 26. San.- Ser 9pir. 80
lumbls" traf BON 6auanna bier ein.
= 9ds Sis i'm 0afen bat piele Soieu Der.
riitt uuo rlttnirt; oieielben t0nnen nid)t ebel
mieoer georbnet merben, bis Nie Sai pom
Giie irei 1T.
- Ser bel Sarnegut geitroubete 0ampIel
,Mebiator" bridt in Stiide.
- 3miihen bier uno tSna, Gu9luuO,
mirb cine teue Oampferltnie beabiid)tigt.
- SIM @ait 3iper itante fid baS Gia
abermals, moburb ber Serfebr Der Sdbrboote
,wii6en 9telp=gurf unb 8rootlpn unterbro-
diem ipurbe.
- @iliam Siggins bat bente 0tor9cn
wdbrenb etues 9treites auf ieinen S6wa9er,
ben MarI6aa &ageit, geid)Ulien unO i'm &C.
fdbrli1 bertpunOet. 0i9gin8 1T uerhaftet.
- Ser 9ampier o@aIeSonan" traf BON
Glasgow bier ein.
= Seute puroen $3.50, 900 9artgelb mad
Sauanua gei6idt.
- Ser llnteri9abmeiiter Sablte beute ala
3inien $4,000 unb fir einge5ogene SbIi=
gatiouen $52, 900 ans.
= 6rau gugenie Sartoris, Die SoAter
Des Brdiieenten, tpirb beute nit benz 0ampfel
y&epublic' bier erpartet. gSie es beiBt,
iino piele Sreunbe berIelben nit bem 3oQ=
futter ,,@rant" ibr bic Sai binunter entges
gengsfabren, I'M ben 0anpfer an iein0Od 81
geleiten.
= Der 9pfr. y&auoba" fam bon 2ouSon
hier an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-27
9tc ncuc Wufif.slfaocmte.

,}u Der ueuen Niniit.afaOemic fam geltcrlr
2lbeno por einem gut beudten 6uuie Sunl
slpciten Nialc oas groBe bbllidle Drama
,,Oie Gilnofntb," bearbeitet nadl Diilton'5
n8erlorenem Barabiele," sur 2lufiiibrung.
Die prGdtigen 9cfOrNtiOneu f0uOen aage.
meine 8elpuuoerltng, cbsnio Die bubi1en So.
ftiime, Die NIT groBem Soitenanmanoe aus
europa tmportlrt uorocn lino. Die Ballet.
Giulagen in erlten uno Dicrten atte wuroeu
BON Der &eield)ait Der @'eid)Diiter SlrNIir
getan;t mo 5mar i'll elmer 10 biibidlen, iiidii
gen gSeiie, oaB Die irn9en uno idl6nen G0n'
;erinnen reiheu NpplanS ernoteten. 0aS
Drama mirb bcute 9tahmittag sum Sritteu
uub beute AbenO Sum oterten Ytale gegeben
Nienlanb io1te ueriGunten, Die Wniif2(tn.
oemie 5u beiuten uuO Der auffiibrung Sel
,SiiuOiutb" bel5nmobnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-27
Ste Gi5enbabn.3 ertpiaclumeem.

: @bicago o, 26. San.-0er Sreg Sipiiden
BEN peridiebenen, bon bier mad Dem Often
fiibrenheu Gienbahu Ginien piro bon Gag
sa Sag tntenitper. 9eltern muroen Cont
trafte abgei6ioiien, iponaf @etraioe bon bier
nad) gterpz )ort III 324, itatt friiber su 40
@ents pro 100 Efunb bef0roert luiro. Die
,,@ranO Srunf giienbabn" ioiuie Die 80
fton 9llbanp 8abn" iino min au6 in bic
3eibe Der friegfiibrenben @eie1iaaften etnge.
treten, irbem iie gefern anfiinoigttn, baB iie
fiiroer 6radten pierter &laile BON @bl:ago
naf Yortlanb, garntOutb uno 0anpille fitr
35 Gents nno naf Bottom fir 40 Gems pro
100 Bfunb abfiibren miiroen. 9ieIelben
peigern ii6 barnad), Die fiirsttd) bei6lofienen
bobereu Srad)ten bon gteiu glorf uadl benz
8elteu einsufiibren. Sett bieler 3eit Der.
bleiben aud ote Sarifidbe BON Bottom unb
Bortlaub mad Chicago bieielben, tuie iie che
ben Dor Der @rbobung berIelben maren. 0teIe
Sbatiaheu merDen lnslueifelbaft bic Seem
gorfer 2iuien 3mingen, tire &aten nad benz
gSefen nod)mal8 su perrtngern. 90 beltebt
aud) eim &rieg spiid)en Der ,@rano Srunfz"
unO Der ,@reat gSeltern @iienbabn" bon
Ganaoa in gesug aui ben Yerionen. Serfebr.
Die 6abrpreiie Stuilfen Detroit uno Buffalo
iinb bon 81 auf So ern1dbigt worben. Sil
8olgs oeiIen baben Die safe ySbore=" unb Die
,Wtt9tgan Sontbern Giienbabn" erfldrt,
oaB, fan8 bieie Streiti9feiten in ein 6Der
spei Sagen nid)t beigelegt ieien, lie ebeuiaaa
gesmnnsen iein iuiirDen, dbnlid)e YreiSbuab'
ietungen eintreten Su laiien. 9luS oieenl
oaoer sipil9eu ben etnSelneu @iienbapu> Sc
leai9aiten eripdd)t fir DaS Yublifum Der
Sortbeil, OaB ioWobl Die 6abrpretie fir Bai.
ia9iere iuie fir Sitter swiihen Chicago nm
9teiu>Dorf nno umgefebrt beOeuteno nieorigel
aeitellt lperOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-27
Ser 9roBe sfamoatsYroses lit
SrnofItftf.

New Dorf, 26. Sanuar.-0er Yro;eb
tpuroe beute in Srooflgn fortgeIett; bic 3abl
Der 1teu9ierigensbai eber Suz ais abgenom.
men. See9er ipar in Segleitung ieiner srau
uno ieiner beiben S0bne eri1ieneu. Srail
Silton mar nidt anmeIenb. Wioulton's
SrenSocrbDr puroe fortgelebt, Dem 3eugen
lpnroe ein Vrlef bonn 13. 6ebruar 1871 ibers
ret6t, nelden er als Elm SGretben an Yee4
der erfannte, ipeldeS linn pon8eflaaten leiner
3eit 9eset9t ipurbe. 0aielbe mar pon See.
her's gteffen Berfins, pelfer ldricb, erb
Stlton niGt fir 10 genetu, old)e -Anflaqeu
3l erbeben; Wenn es aber bennof) qeid)ebe,
oann tuuAe clifton in BEN unterlten Yiubl
Der @loafe. Die 2lntip0rt See6er's aui Die.
len Srtet puroe 9lelhfalS porgele9t. See.
der iagte bartn, Elton nno er iei.n SpIel
ocr SerldumDun9, aber troSbem guteSreuube
WtonltOn erblelt III bieiem 9lugenblide oi.
gtahridbt bon benz Gobe leiner Mutter uno bal
I'm letue @ntlaiinng. 9eiien ungeaAtet muro(
aber baS &relISperbOr fortgefest. Wioultor
la9te, er ieliie nidt, pie Silton bieIbi1rift De,
ibm sur Serpabrltng iibergebenen Yriefe er.
balten babe; menn Silton IS 9eipiinidt bdtte
wiiroe er tbm Die Sriefa uidlt etnmal perlpei
CERT baben. 3enge iprad) Die Sermutbune
aus, oaB Sllton ben 8rief Der Hrau !0oofel
BON Ssed)er erbalten babe. Der l3euse murot
ioOann iib.r letne llnterreoung nit Glart il
Setrefi Der s3citrlng 1.-The Golden Age' per
nommeu.- 3euge ia9te Johann, oaB er einig,
Sriefe abfidltltdl serit0rt babe. j3euge fonrtt
ftG niAt erinnern, gsiast su baben, ooB See
der entmeber ttu pernl6ten miiiie, oOer Oaf
er 8eefer ruiniren perbs.
gtad Der Bauie purbe baS gerbSr Moul
toms bnr6 ben Gr- r-6idter 6ullerton fortge
iebt. Gin Srief 9ittons oil ieine Sral
purSe pOrgelegt. 3enge ia9te, er lei erit se
gen Elton anfgetreten, nadoem er oeiief
0ariteluug oes Sales geleien unb geb0r
babe, oaB er 9ebrobt, i'm (M.) rulnirel
3u nollen. 9tnn enttanb abermals eiu bei
tiger gtreit inter ben Aupdlten. Siltonuni
oeiien i5rau batten feline abnun9, baB bas
8elo, weld)eS lf ibnen BON 53eit 81 3eit CAB
uon Seeher fam. Sd lernte Die &Ooobul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-27
sofnls9&rid,tc aus g8a50imston

SofnlsS<rtdltc 6ttS gS0lDttGton.
u q bI r9 on, &c. Sanuar. c3eitcrr
brannte eS in bem 0auie Oes Boliiiiten 9to=
biuiou, Gde Der 9. mo 8ounbnrp- StraBe.
2(ngeridteter S9aOen mn gerlug. 0nielbc
entltanO Ourd) &inber, lutld)e init 3iiuobOlS.
dlen ipjeiteH.
- 0ie Gebcimpol;iiten Sargent mo Mc.
@lreib arretlrtcn geltern oen gteger @eorg
SbomptinS, alias Sbompiou, neil oerlclbe
inter 2lngabe zines iatId)en 9tamen5 Die lllIs
teritiituug6geloc eiHc5 parltorbeucu Soinn=
ten beanlprhdlte
Su9enlcnr SorIe modlte Die tSrClmal
rer9eieui6aft aui Die uugcniigenOeu 2u8=
gdngc in Der 6reimaurerhalle bel 2luSbrnd)
eines 6eucrS aufmerflam mo foroerte ile auI
Oieiem l(ebclItanbe abSuBelicn.
- Gin 2trbeiter, gtamelS Seni. 9auiels,
oil oen NbSuQsgrGben @de Der gtorO &api.
tot. unO S.ShaBe beid)ditigt, fel geitern uOu
cuem 9amm ltnO brad babel eincu 2trm.
81. Oubion ridltete Renlelben lulcoer eiH.
- @eitern um Die :DttttagsitunOe iano man
ben Abro6am @id)elmanu IN Der 9tGbe ieiner
ySobuuu9, gtr. 222 Der ,. SraBe, III iterben'
Dem 3uItanoe. SurS uorber lpar CT nod Uobl
mo geiuno. Gin ShlagiluB bate i'm &c.
riibrt uno i'm beS 8emuBtieins bcraubt, lucl
der 3ultano bis 81 leInem Sooc, lpeltcr
in Der Jiadjt erfolgte, anbteIt.
- SIN uutereu Stodluerfe oc8 Nt1rlne.
@eb1uocS tntltnnc beute 9tad)mttag nod
mails, unO Spar unter auigclhldtetem 0olSc
6euer, OnS aber gel0id)t mur0e, ohne irgCnO
lpeld)eM S9aoeu nugerldltet Su babell.
- 8eItern Nben0 luurben ;. s. EnSen6D
81. gS. @alterS, s. s. Silmnrtb, @uu s.
&bompion, @eor9 y. &obnru nnO Samuel
;. 2udttt non ben @ebetmpoliSIiteu Sargen
uno UtcGlircib auf Die be6wOrent gluSingt
oeS 9ilnlttS @ontrolcrrS @Ople, bic 9iitriitS
9ttgierung I'm s696.09 ourf 6Qli1nng clncl
9ted)nuna benogeu Ill baben, ucrbaitet
SdnlmtlidDe An9ctlagtc laugnen tbre Sdulo
90 ipcit Die Snd)c Bis lebt betannt 1T, uer
| b6lt 6ieielbe fd) fol9enotrmaBeu; Sdltere
erbielt pou Der GOnlmiiiiOn fiir 6lientlld)t
Bouten eincn @ontrntt. g86brerO 6er 2lus
| iiibrunQ Der Souteu bcauitragte ocricibe elmer
qeipiIlen Dram, Die Ged)nungcn oaiiir ans
| iuld)rcibeU, oaS G,elo einSufaiIreu llno 6lt
2eute nH8;uSablcu. 0rnnD erbob oaS Selt
i'm ucrgangenen Sftobcr I'M 8etro9e Dol
$217. gSdbrenb' Oieler 3clt tcrtlgtc 9Soltcr'
cine auoere 9te6nung nit 0cH 9tamen oe
2tugctlagteu al mo fo1eftirte Oa5 @elh nod
mails ein. 9lis Dram, Der iuuBte, bnB ot
| @eloer iiir oic bttreilenOeu ArbelteH bcrelt'
erboben mareu, Die nodmaligc 3dblHng Il
Oen 0iieutliheu Bldttcru las, ma0tc CT oa
BON 2lu;eige, luoranf Die Serhattlmg Der In
getlagten eriol9te. 9llS beutc Ytor9en Of
Sa1e Dor Dem POijcigerld)te perbanccl
peroen ioQte, ieltc vi, Guana ben antrng
Oas &rDGr bis mOrgtn (beutel &OrnllttN!
il llGr III pertaQcu. StOcr Der Sei6ulblgtel
iuurbc inter $1,000 Siirgid)oit geiteat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-27

baltcu, audl babe er nidlt gegluubt, oaB bas
ielbe 10 raid nieber abreten rperbe. Sr
gSells ersdhlte Johann. oab iein 2eben mieOer
bolt beorobt iporben lei.
Die gteger ieteu mabrenb oes Srieges feline
ein5igen 6reunOe gemelen; al8 er ge5mungen
mar, iid) i'm gSaloe 81 pcrbcrgen, b6tten iie
thu nit 9tabrungsmitteln bcriorgt. Der 3euae
lagte oanit aod: nSin 81 Sabre alt uHO in
6aptoS gebOren, mar Dor oem Srie9e 98btg
uno itinlmte fit 0ougluB.
gSdbrenb Ses Sriege8 mar ih llnioniIt un6
muBte midl i'm SGl0e pcrbergen. 9tad benz
ariege mar i'd @onpernsur bes Staate8,
puroe aber ourG Sen. Sherioan ub9eiett.
Sd beiaB 5luei GlantageH rnb l27 Sctaz
ben, gegenruartig bin i'd ieood) iebr arm.
Wte,ne gta6barll behanbelten mid freuno=
ifaitlid, bis bic p@eiBe 9iga" Or9aniiirt
murOe. Die grbittaun9 ge9en Mid ent=
itanO infOlge Der @Ontroperie Swiifen seaogg
ulI0 9fcSuern "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-27
ssalli1ttente I'm Nl1tl0oelnhio

Ybilobelpbta, 26. San. = Das
6alliment Der @iienfabrifantcn nno 6anblel
8ebr. Ytalin erre9t bier 9roBes gluiieben NH
DieSirma finbet allentbal6en uiel Spmpathie.
Die Sirma erfldrt iebod), baB ibre Aftlpa ue-
nigltens s300,00O mebr betragen. Die Gre
oitOreu itno geneigt, cine Sriit Su bepilli9en.
Die 5p. S. s. Sutton & So. BON @onibo-
fen, 5abrifanten bon @tleur0bren melde
glet6faas falirt baben, iinb spriifbulteno
glauben aber, tpenn ibre @ldnbiger gta6iidt
BADEN, ltdl beralS arbetten 81 fOnuen. 0ae
@eriift, baB au6 Der Sd)iiisbauer s. IOad
fallirt babe, iuirb empatbiid) in abreoe &c:
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