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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
The First Personal Assault I'm Com


In 1898 an affair happened in the house of
Representatives which occasioned intense ex-
ctement throughout the country. The ques-
tion Of the impeachment Of Blount was under
discussion, and, lwhie balloting was going on
for managers of the trial, Mathew Lyon, of YER
mont, and Roger Griswold, of Connecticut came
into collision. Lyon had been an officer i'll the
army, but had been cashiered, and the story
went that he was drummed out OF his regiment,
wearing a wooden sword. Naturally enough, lie
was sensitive upon this point. On the occasion
referred to he was standing among group of
members, denouncing the action of the house in
decided terms, alluding particularly to Mr..
Griswold, who formed one OF the group,
and who had been active in urging
impeachment. In the course of his remarks he
declared that he would so to Connecticut and
fight the Representatives from that State on
their own ground. The opportunity was fav-
orable one for Mr.. Grswold, who said with cut
ting emphasis, " You will bring your wooden
sword with you, of course" Lyon answered by
splitting in his face. The friends Of both inter
fered, and prevented any further trouble at the
time. The matter WAS referred to committee
of privilege, who Immediately reported a
resolution of expulsion. This was opposed
by the Democrats 1t was then laid before
the committee of the whole. Finally, by
dint of much lobbying and hard work
ing, the resolution WAS rejected by majority OF
one. This doubly incensed Griswold, VINO, upon
the first occasion of Lyons taking his seat in the
House, assaulted himl with his cane which he
broke over his head He then knocked him
down. and continued his punishments until the
two were separated. A demand was made for
the expulsion Of both, but it WAS not supported.
subsequently Lyon WAS condemned to four
months imprisonment and to pay fine OF 81,
600 for sedition. He WAS regarded as martyr
by his constituents, who sent him back again.
An attempt was made to expel him, but it was
unsuccessful, and he served out bis term,
Soon after the removal Of the seat of the gov
ernment to Washington, the buildings occupied
| by the War and Treasury departments were de-
| stroyed by fire the occurrences being but few
months apart. 1t was openly charged by the OPP
position party that in both instances the build
ngs were set on fire by public officers to destroy
| the proof of their defalcations. There were nc
| apparent grounds for the charge, but it shows
that the politicians of those days were as
venomous and INSCRIPTIONS in their attacks
| upon the good name and credit of each other at
| those Of the present.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
Excursion OF the Pens ssular Pres,


Responses from about forty members Of the
Peninsulsr Press Association, Qncluding about
dozen ladies,) have been received by the
President, indicating their purpose to join the
excursion, to o-morrow. All the daily papers Of
this city, and the Advertiser and Wdyside, will
be represented, and there will be members with
us from .Smyrna, Dover, Milford, Georgetown,
and other towns in this State, and probably
from every county except Caroline, on the
Eastern Shore.
We call the attention of all who go, who may
read this notice in time, to the fact that those
above Harrington, must take the morning train
South, on the Delaware Railroad, in order te
make connection at Harrington, with the ]. a
B. railroad. 1t leaves this city at 9.25, a. m
Those below Harrington must take the trair
which passes Delmar at 70 O'Clock, and reaches
Harrington at 1923.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
City Bustufss 1irfftnry.

Auctioneers
L. W. stdham a son, Ill East 9Th street
Banker. and Brokers
R. r. Robinson Co., 40o Market street
Hell Ringers and BIZ Posters,
Geo. W. jackson, West 9Th st.
Boot md shoe Makers and Dealers.
J. q. Alexander. lg3 Market ST.
John y Morelsnd ath and Poplar sta.
W WA A. 'S turner II Co. ";ns sia idf MasHst st St
Carpenters md Builders.
shop ThGfre 9P bel sSn s Res 1913 wa'hn
Cigars and Tobacco.
Brisbane 4 DeMainyille, II E Fourth street.
Geo. A. Davis, 6u2 Shpley st.
Clocks, Watches, and-Jewelers.
j. q. Massey, 4Oi King street
Coach nnd Carriage Material.
VIM Green Co., s. &C. corner Sd and shipley SITS
Druggists.
H. r. Bringhurst, 8l7 Market st.
Florists.
TAtnail d Co.. Delaware Avenue and jefferson st.
General Insurance Agents.
Thomas T. Pummer, 500 Market st
Woolloy q Van Trump, $40 Market at.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
James lame I N % Watson a Sen. u u. e, MarketSt %
John p. Doughten 40 Market st.
HITS, Caps, &c
oSs Gsss YsIssy' Ssssii fss. "a sr,sa' VI :. street
Iron and steel
VIM. Green Co., S. Il. corner Sd and Shpley SITS
Livery Stables
Patrick Holland. S. W. corner Front and ORANGE
Iookinx-tiinsses and Frames
Elwood Doane, 10 west sth st.
+. McMonage, Sd and King sts
Merchant Tailors
Geo Gouert I9 II. 4th st.
John II. Muhlhausen, ais King st.
Samuel Miller ir, 100 Market ct.
Paper HnnRlngs, Shades, 60
John X Holt, 223 Market street.
Real Estate Agents
Evans Pennington, Almonds Bdg,. sth ana Market
Nj. NJ Child Co.. 4 west 9Th st.
j. II. Frazer, Sd and Shipley Sta
Vim. Reynolds d Co. S33 Market st.
VIM. McCaulley 4 Co., 6S Market st.
Restaurant and Billiard Room
Joseph Fumer, b04 and Cos Market st.
Sewing Machines
Grover 4 Baker Sewing Machine 90, b07 King st.
New American Sewing Machine, us Market st.
UudcrfRkers
Thomas J. Giles, I'll Shpley st.
r. 3. Young, ITO West Tenth street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

- Persons leaving toipn TOR the summer can hare
the COMMERCIAL mailed to them, postpaid, for 80
cents month.
Subscribers sending single copy Of the COMMERCIAL
aipay By mail are informed that tcocent stamp IL
required tan ordinary prappe~ bs used il sent to tht
post o6cs tcth cent stamp il wl probably nepe1
reach its destination. The paper NTH wrapper al
all, or light oas can be matted tor one cent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, tSsinddys
sceptsd,) at the COMMERCIAL BUILDING, South-i0est
sorsssr Fifth and Market Streets. 1too cents copy.
Ten cents s0eck DKIIvKnKD FREs By carriers
throughout A< city, 1hs COMMERCIAL tciu be sent By
mail to any Post Oroe in NeU Castle County at $500
psr anns'n siao for months; 50 cents per month
Post Offices outside Of Neo Castle county $3.50 per
annun s1.a0 for three months 80 cents per month
TIE PUBLISHERS PREPAY PosrAaB in all casea
COMMERCIAL STEAA N PRINTING ROOMS, pro-
yte,i ,oih rstelass machinery and skilul 0orkrnsn,
for executing Book Jo6 and Mercantile Printing Of all
descriptions at prices below the adi'g Printing
Houses Of the large cities.
DELA WARB TRIBUNE, tWeekiy) the Penins'iiar
organ Of TURNER'S and Frttit-gro,oers great Family
Newspaper; published every Thursday morning, at
7too Dollars year, POSTAGE PREPAID BY THE PUB
LIaHHRG.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

A correspondent Of the New York Tribune de-
clares that " nothing but the perverseness Of
fate can prevent South Carolina from entering
soon upon career more prosperous than she
has ever before enjoyed" This is strange talk |!
Why South Carolina is governed by Republican
carpet-bagger
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

kind-hearted, peace-loving Baltimore man
painted his front steps twenty-three times, try
ing to get a color to suit his wife and then she
decided that the first color was the best.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
$pefial gatt@s.
Choice soda Wster,

Choice Soda Weter.
E. Bringhurst 4 Co. have re-opened their Mineral
Water Fountain for the season. The majority Of
our citizens have tasted and know for themselves
the superiority of the soda water from this fountain
and the delicious flavor of the Fruit Syrups they
prepare, OF which there are upwards OF twenty va
rieties. They have
GLASS SIPHoN BOTTLES,
and the necessary apparatus for properly filling them
with highly charged Carbonc Acid Water, which
can be drawn at WILL making the bottles really
PORTABLE FOUNTAINS,
which enable the invalid who may require 1t, or the
lover of Soda Water who may desire II, to enjoy tine
use Of this delightful beverage at any time at home.
We have on draught the following popular
MINERAL SPRING WATERS:
Geyser, (saratoga) Excelsior, (Saratoga,) High
Rock, (Saratoga,) Nlchy Kissingen Also, the tol-
lowing waters in bettes Congress- Exec sior, IIa-
thorn, Geyser, High Rock st. Louis, Magnetic,
Franklin, Ballston Spa, Gettysburg, Msssquoi
Rockbrdge Alum, St. Catharlnes Artesian, Fred.
ericshale, Vichy, Seltzer Bedford, Etc.
E. BRINGHuh~T Il CO,
Wholesale aud Retail Druggists.
Corner sixth and Market Streets,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
r W. BRINE,
SAIL MAKER,

1NO1 II E1fASI WAIEN SIHEET,
continues TO make store and window awnings of all
varieties OF patterns, in connection with sail making
All awnings, when desired, made mildew proof at
moderate price. call s respectfully solicited.
IN. B.-Canyass printing also promptly attended
my10-1m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
&psfixl yntites.
cholera ana n,.rrp,

Cholera and DlarrhGA Mixture.
Cures dlRrrhoea, dysentery cholera mortus
cramp, PAIN etc. Price Is cents per bottle.
All the above remedies prepared and sold whole
sale and retail ut "a H
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West sts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
Tcstinlony.
OricntaI PIIc and Burn sally

Oriental Pile and Burn Salvc.
Prepared bs Mrs. Dr. Foster. An infalble rem
edy for piles Qnternal and externaD and burns.
Read the testimonials on circulars accompanying
each box. Price 20 cents each,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
Mrs. DR.. Fosterls HOOD rurlrier.

Mrs. Dr. Fosters BLOOD Purifier.
This well known and thoroughly tried preparation
maintains It's reputation AZ a remedy unsurpassed
for the cure of blood and skin Diseases viY letter.
ripgworins, Scrofua, bletches, pimpes boils I'M
Pnrties OF the blood, etc. Put up IN quart bottles
Price S1.O0 each.
Testimony
cheerfully give this testimony to the public that
Mrs. Fosters Blood Purifier and Tetter Ointment
cured me:
was afilicted for many years with dlsordered
blood, a troublesome and obstinate tetter OF the
skin and swelling Of the glands of the neck which
was the occasion OF prolonged suffering and OK
pense.
| consulted eight of the most prominent phys-
clans In the city and used their medicine long time
without receiving any permanent relief; on the
contrary getting worse, Till finally almost despair
Ing OF hope, l was induced to try Mrs. Fosters
Blood Purifier, which wac recommended to me AZ
being a certain cure for my disease II WAS the
turning point in my case ; after using two bottles
OF the Blood Purifier In connection with the letter
Ointment, the swelling ceased, the eruptons dsap-
peared and now am entirely and enectualy cured.
II further information Ia desired concerning my
case, call at my residence.
THO4. SCOTT,
1880 Claymont Street, over l1th Street Bridge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
MINERAL SPRING WATERS:
Improved TrOnmcrs
pytrDA ,,sr IN, .f.rn

Improved TrOmmers
EXTRACT OF MALT.
To those who wish the nourshing properties of
Ale, Beer, or Porter, but who cannot take them on
account Of the alcohol which they contain, we re-
commend the improved Extract Of Malt which con-
tains in concentrated form all the nourishment OF
malt liquors without their stimulating effects. sold
by
B.& c. SHOEMAKER,
PHARMACISTS,
nov3-u sos Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14

Mrs Fosters Rose eWOrm-I4Ozenges.
An infallbe remedy for worms. Safe, pleasant
and reliable. Price 20 cents per box.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-06-14
JUST PUBLISHED!

Subscribers will be supplied as Rapidly as Possible
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20
%rDtef 'etnes perbanmten
~. NriefterS.

Aus GuIpa fdreibt man pom 26
October 80
Der p. gufos unlersS nunmsbl
a~ufsebUbeusn Trunciscanertlofers bal
eesen pte Nufbebuns In Der Nuiroe,
Big. einen entlAtpenen yrOtef erla6en
tn wel@sm e6 beiBt: SD prUteittrt
sesen bic Nuswsiluns sund6f i'm Sra
men oeS &e6teS. Sroensleute, eel
MpOfel Der Deutl9en unb Der }. Sturs
MUS nit leinen 9efdbrten raren es.
tpelde Dor mebr als etnem S~abrtauienp
bielen Bcetn urbar mabten, bisle
Stapt unb eteies 5aus nbauteu.
@Iteper unlsreS Sroens baben bier nit
nur einmaliser unterbreduns le1s
Sabrbunperte biRburd ibrss NmtsS se>
partet, uno Dor prittbalb buncert Sab
rem bat Der ramalise Ganpesberr GItR,
abt Bernard SHenf .. S@petnsbsrg.
bieien 6rauenbers ben 6ranciscanesn
untet rem feter!t6en 8erlpre6en oers
brteft paB fe Jpn nur alspann ;u uers
la1en batten, rrenn CT poer IetneHe6t5s
na4fDlssr linen cine sbsn 70 3wedents
ipre9snce 8ObnunB etnserdumt. Sb.
9lstb -. rercen mir jeBt BON Gem
0rauenberse oerwislen, pbue rae OBJ
bad coer @ntl9dptsun8 un5 gepdbii
miro. Sd protefire ober eeoen pie
Anfbebuus uu9 tn Namen res glaus
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bic SeOba&tuna unierer 9eliboe emp
fObler, feline Sln8er BADEN fe eeabt,
Der J.. paulus bat ibrsn @ertb psrtbsi,
btet. Bon BEN srften Satrbuncerte
bss gbrifentbums an sab IS ppfers
mutbiee, entlasenbeN anner uno frau
en-, pel1e bic @eldbce ablesteu, unp
aIs cte Rir@e aus Den SatatOmten eal<
pOraiss. pn peretntste fe pielelbsn in
&lSfern. peren 8eiteben uno leeense
reiGe @irtIamteit fe nlS einsi1 lruas
tenpen grwsts Der 5eiliefeit unierer
&slfsion, alS Elm welentlfbes Mertmal
tbrer @abrbsit uuo @SttItGfeit am
tisbt. @as thinner BON Soft esOfen>
bart 1T unof big 3u pen3eitsn Der @ppls
tel binaufrsfdt Pas III BEN Satbolifen
peentIiG unb DER 8irGe, niGt An@
eerseldubisen. tsbt bic Gntl@sipuRe
1ber eas Wae unlereS 0laubens, UNI
ierer tir&li@en 8eGte uno barber su,
tOsl@e relisi5isn Snfitutionsn fir ibre
0lteeer alS pslsntli@e oeer entbe6rltde
aufsufaRen fnc. SD srOtefire 1cbonn
TIM Narie1 Der Greibeit. Sc atbt fsin
tbeursrss 0ut pss MenIden, ais Die
MS8lt6fftt dber f6 lslbR ~ bsaius
men, 70 nett @Uttes uno Ger 0dGR,n
3sdts niGt SerIest werben, = oIs bic
Greibsit, unc feline Greibeit 1T Inn
wi6tiser, aIs rie rsliei5le. bic @epiIs
1ensfrsibsit. SbRe BON Semanpen Be-
etnaaet su iein, baten mir aus 2isbs
,u @ott uns unlsrn Beirut erwdblt, unb
MOLTEN Ia bieler BON urs beliebtsn 6as
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-11-20
@ie 1peit Der gcbmimbel

eetrteten tptrr, mag Ger Seler na6feb@
beneer Mtttbe lung aus 1dHdeorf
entnebmen, insem man unterm 26.
Set. pom BORT folssnpss beriGtst:
Die DI6sIpurfsr 3ts. usrbfsntlibt
untenfsbenpsn Brief rem Elm peutlds
americanil1er S6winoler m cine bis>
fse Dame eeridtet bat. ga has be-
trefence SneIpiouum perartise S6rift'
iade ppbI aud an oncere Yerf5nli9~
fstten aprelirt baben ptrp, fol- bisrmit
Dor bem Snpufrterittsr eewarnt fem.
Der famole brief lautet, nit feinsn
Srammatifalil@sn 6sblern, pSrtIi1 al
70: uNn Wapame Gimme 8urmann,
SberbilferaQee Nr. 218. DuNelpOrf.
8beinpreueen. Utica, ben Z. Set.
1875. @sebrte frau Burmann, sic
fno ete 9lddli9e, Ste BADEN rengfads
Iae, etnsn iebr bepeutsten, pom etnem
fdOn ldnsf pom Sbnen oerssf1snen
4tnperIoleu, 8rsunpe seerbt absr cab
BsfStbum 1T untsri@lasen, Sie Mir
ben aud ME cine Stlbe baoon erfabren
BADEN renr, Der 3ufau es ntGt in meis
ne 8ese sebra&t bate, Elm paar WOs
nate for BEN Gore 0bres 8erwanrtsn
Uper Greunpe. wur 56 etne Nu&t all
letn ale Nade, Vt be3et@nete MIR pie
StsQe no pos Dofament, SsrbOreen
NOR, Sd la6 unp wubte esnue, Sbre
sesen Yarte. bot mtr etn paar bunDert
GOaar far pts ausltefsrunG SD laste
SD bdtte es SerIoren. S6iden sic
mir so bis go Dollar bamit SD au
Sbnen fommen fam, nit fetnem aeen,
ten werpe SD Serbanoeln nur nit Sbz
men febt 1J15 pom @an;en mlGsn
sic mir unbsDinst sulareiben. Uosr sic
lpfrcsn ME in ben 8efIB treten sd sets
Sbnsn a&t Gage 3eit lunft rpenre SD
mid an SIRE @seen partsi. N9t>
unssDUu set@net 5entY 3emfbup.
Iprefe: Or. 5enrY Remlbap, Wbitess
born Street 113 Sneipas County Utica
Ntw> gOrt."
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Con lelie rerbsn.... SD prOteifire
ferner I'm Namer Der Wabrbeit. 10
1T aud nar psrludt worbsn, ben uns
fern Srpsn senadtsn ~0orrurf Ger
Rei6sfetnpli6teh bur1 IbntlaGsn unp
8epsile su tesrdnesn9 @aruni fol-
len wir, Die mir ms eem Gsbets unb
Der SeellurDe Bewipmet baben, benz
Noble he's @atsrlanreS na6tbeiltasr
Fein, ale Die MenlGen, weIde rae @Oli
iyfematif9 ausbsuten 2 :. 3uIeBt
bin Id e%en5tbist tn Namer per
Msnfdlidftit su protefirfn. 81 60
menfdli& eebanpeIt, uns unfere Grir
aen3 unbW irflamteit bier atsul6nsirsn,
inbeni man uriS rerbietst als Otoenss
setRlfGe tbdtis ~ fein. unc bod aud
unter 6inwets auf Die frdbern Maises
lsBe niGt sefattet, ole We!tprtefersssu
rpirfen 81 ss buman, knbsidoltens,
In Der Ssellorse ersraute Wdnner Obne
isgIides germSsen auf bas trauriee
3e6t oes untsrRdBunss @~ObnfBes
III befdrdnfen ODER our Muswaubtruns
III n5tbieen ?..... Wit pieiem grcs
tsie. Zen i'd BEL aIem, mas BEN MenS
iden beiIis 10, erbsbe, i&sioen pir.
50 iebr IS uns Ibmerjt, unler 8ater>
LAMP, ben esbeilistsn Boren Gulpa's
unter lcl&en umidnpen setlafen 3u
mIHsn, 70 1T uns bod Der Nbldiep
bur9 bie 0obrnebmutg erIsi1tsrt bae
Deutl6lano nebr unD nrebr aufbSrt,
oeuti& au iefn. N55e @Ott bieies ar
me Deutf@lanb, fir weldes mir aud
In Der Gerne beten rrerrer, Dor ben, ibm
orobenpen @srpnben bepatren. -.
8lOfter Truuenbers BET Gulou, au Geite
res ). petrus BON M~leantara, ben 10.
October 1875. P. AlcyTus 9auer,
GuRes."
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q n;ei9en. BcblfeiI. Gut, Fpfemattfd. Nuegrfr.
Stnfn, bic nit 8Idttern Gpntratte fir Nusstaen eiu,u.
eehen rinfhen, tCuten IS Gents an Sec. y. Rppta u.
&c., Al Datf RUp, Stem gOtf, isnbsn. fir tertn 3 q m.
pblet.Un u q. " Nnseate, %tnibatttnh 2iftn srn metr
ale 1000 Sld tier unb e66sunssn, petGe bic Rrasn ,ei.
gen.. aujs issn fur 3auptblatier tn pielene G aaten rerssu
ju elmer Srreen SEDUCTION prn perauS8ebers Staten auat.
nruraen. 8erf&aft euG has Bud.
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eIsBtn In elmer BET sefuabefen @esenbea bts Staetes.
GtntrittssebIbr S 5 90
lnterrt&t unb 8etSRteuns per SefFOn
rpu 5 Mpnaten- 80 90
Rudt unb @ebrauG BET Snfrumente
pet is 90
8ennBuas ees yianss, per SelIOn..- sou
8rabuattcns8ebibr 5 90
1nterrt&t TN Naleu per SeSEea....... 10 90
Baf&en unb Glideu ........ Z
6erten5stt, wenn tn College 3ugebraGt. 80 90
Das SSulss ,s, uus u~nbeDiast am anfanss etnn
ebsa SelfOa oDraustesetIt verben. Dteienteen, bic bic.
fer 5~tbinsuns utdt eutfpreata. BADEN 10 prDc ent Safe
efeu ~ 3abIsn.
I'm Rdteres abreffre nan
aen. P. alsgius GbeIbrsd, Q. s. B..
pr6fbent.
ct. SofepR.D.O g.. eteorns g.. Iinu.
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elet6 l1lsdtes ccer elm faum bsleres
zoos. llno bic 9teIen, bic aar ntdts
befBen-tbr Glenb III unteldrsibl;6.
8er lpu fe unterfuBen Die &esies
rune braudt ras @elo fir bic Splra.
ten. Die @emeineen babsn metit ieItfi
niGts anrae baben rur6 i6Ie6te
SeIbfrerwaltun9 sinsebiBt. Bas
Wuncer, rpenn efelss arue 8clf cen
betriissriihsn Screen unp @OrlpieBela
unpeu Der Asenten BON Rem @Ololance
nMerica" @lauben lGenft uno aus
waneert? S6ls6ter, 70 rsrrer iroel
Wan@e renfsn, fam IS faum nod wsrs
ben.
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Gin ftbdn0licber Menitben=
banbeI

wtrb Don sewi6enlolen eeuten Ia Yers
bfnoun8 NIT Zen 8efBern BON idls6ten
6aulern eetrieben, uno nur su oft fne
iurse Ndp6en bic unslidli9en Opfer
lOl6 i9eubliden 1ntbenS. NuS
D.utldIunp pirb n~eusroinss Elm GaQ
berf4tet, wslaer ausemein NIT abl6eu
erfiQen nue.
Das 8erltner Gaeeblatt beriGtet
ndmlid unterm 20. October: Gin jun>
ger Raufmann aus Dresben, Der Ncts
ienee elmer rOrtisen Girmu, befies, IN
glbFOren3 einen Gifeababn3us. um f9
NIT pemfelten mad Berlin au teesben.
Surs Dor Absane pes Erains fieeen in
cas Coupe, IN peI@em fid Der iunse
Saufmann befanb, nod BRET 6errsn
NIT feds junsen Wdp@en Elm. SIN
Moment Der Abfabrt fns bas cine Der
Ndp@en bttterli6 su peinen an, unb
er,dblte, auf bic tbeilnabmsroue Irage
ces iunsen @annes mad Der urla9e
rer 1brdnsn, bennlelben unter S6Iuhs
gen, hoB fe aus 'brer 0eimotb 2cbefB
In B6bmen nod Drespen gefommen
mare, um bort einsn Dient 3u fuHeu.
Cine DermietbSfrau babe ibr aud ell
nen iolasn in einent 6auie Der Sdisb>
soi7e nadeewieisn. Nls fe pie uer<
msintliae DtenfbotsntsQe ieoo6 anse>
treteu, babe ibr bic prtneipaIin 3u>
mutbunsen sefeut, aus benen tbr flar
9eDOroen, baB es 11 UNI ettpaS anpe>
reg, aIs um eiuen iUlden Dtenft banr<
le, uno cas iie tn zines per teridtteten
0duier Drespens eeratben let. Da fe
ltb Gem Wiuen Der Grau nt9t eeiiet
babe, 10 erbielt fe prdsel unO bic Wabs
runs wurre ibr o%crentbalten. Nad
Vsrlauf pom 4 IaSen wdren nun prei
fremoe 6erren in cas- 6auS eefommen.
relde nit Der prin;tpaIin unterbanpelt
bdtten ; rarauf bate man Ie-bas srf
i6jdbri8e Ndo6sn serufen unp tbr
erGfn1t rae fe fir Die I'm 6ouie per-
Ieblen pier Gage Die Summe ron so
lbalern l@uIpts 9ercrren fei, uao ne
gen manSeIneer 3abluns fir oteisn BE
trae an einen Der betrsfeaoen 6etrn
5amturs S~srfauft rpOrosn lei.
Der 6err be3ablte au1 bic go 1baler
in @ssenwurt oes MdpGens ur,p eebct
perlelben unter ren farGtbarfen Drubs
unsen S&wetsen dber oaS 8orsefaIs
Iene se9en Sober ann. Nit tiaf ans
oeren Wdp6cn, welGe aber NIT ibrer
leberieoeluns nod 6ambure etnperz
waren, iei fe BON ben bretl
rann sur Babn sebradt pors
ben, I'm mad 6amburs ipeptrt 3u rusrs
Ben.
gntrdfet iber bfefen fGamIp1en6 ans
BEL, mu&te Der iunse Soufmann snsi
mitreilenben 6erren Wittbsf,
Jung bon osn 9orsanse uno auf ees
neiniamen BefGlub wurce Die Ssrli>
aer 8abnpoli3et auf teleerdpbtfdem
Weae BARON unterridtet. Bei Der Ans
bee 3uses auf Dem Bsrl:ner
wurpen bic Ausgdnee pes
,etrefsnnen @oupes aud rihtie BON
poItsiten beieBt unb Der Menl9en.
NIT ben Mdpdsn fefsenommen
lno sum Nclfenmarft gebra6t .robin
YET Dresoener S~aufmanl unp cte bei>
zen In bas @sbeimrib es3ceenen Reis
'encen freiwiuts fOlsten. Die swei
css oduDIers, bic In einem
Coupe ft6 bsfanbsn, tatten
'aS Weite selu6t. Bon Ssitsn Der
SrimiralpoIisei puree Der 5~baibefano
rrcrauf man ben rerru6ten
6dneIer einen hamburger @irtb Nae
mems Stanse, in unteriu&% unsearrsf
1nbm, tpdbrenb bic 5 Wdpden In Die
6simatb bsf5roert Uuroen; bic iunse
55bmin erbieIt bas aeifeselc, um ia
hre Eai,@1akh uxT4Eekrc1 .n f1nnen |
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

VTANTED-FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ONE OR
w unfurshed Rooms, first second hoor for house
keeping. In private house; good neghborhood; betweel
Fourteenth Forteh Second and Eighth
Address stating rent &c A c. box lSo Herald Uptows
Branch Office
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

VTANTED-FOR HOUSEKEEPING THREE OR FOUH
w Rooms first second floor; good location within
minutes of Uuion square. Address H. c. r., Herals
office.
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

VHrANTRD-UPPER PART OF PRIVATE HOUSE, BE
w tween Le xington and Seventh avenues not above
Forticth Apply with particulars ouNfURNISHED
ldngfca
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., UNFURNIsHED IN PRL
w vate house by family OF two adults loeaton be
Second Fifteenth ThirtieA
streets Address NJ L., box 100 Herald Uptown Branch
] Iodice
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

WANTED BY TWO ADULTS, FIVE OR SIX ROOMS
w for housekeeping convenient to Sixth and
Broadway good location modern conyeniences; rent
about $25 Address IMMEDIATE Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

SMALL UNFURNIsHED FLOOR WANTkD-BY A
n gentleman and wife in private family rent must nS'
exceed <25 per month"; Union preferred Ad
dress PERMANENT AND QUIET, Herald Uptown Branch
Office
The New York herald., 1875-09-12
DwELLING HOUSES TO LET.
UnfurnIshed.

rlO LET-NEW TWO STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE,
i all improvements $33: French roof house. ~ rooms
$40 cottage xiS: three low priced houses to sell easy
terms HASTINGS 953 Broadway. Brooklyn, opposite De
kalb
The New York herald., 1875-09-12
ity and Brooklyn.

n UPTOWN HOTEL QEAsE), ABOUT 100 ROOMS
furnished or nnurnshed wanted by experienced hotel
Keeper; might purchase furniture. J. W. HOLCONB. O5
Wall street.
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

NTANTED-FOR THE WINTER, A LARGE FUR.
w nhed House between Seventeenth and forty'seeond
streets Fifth the references will be given.
The New York herald., 1875-09-12

JVANTED-AN UNFINISHED ROOM, TILL MAY;
w third story back with
first class. Address A A. A. box lOe Herald Up
town Branch Office.