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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-04
Wr1i0enf Grant.

glisabet b. G.-S., 3. ausuit. -grd<
iioent @rant nebit Satin fam heute BON
Song Brand bier an, nm cine furSe 3eit bel
Srn. @orbiu, ieinem Stmaser, 5u6ubr'n<
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-04
SeIbltmproperfnd) elmer ,ttBbatts
Nefteft Sfrdftx

Yrobt6ence, N. s., 3. Nug.-Serg1flf
9enen abeub miBhanoelte Sames SRorriion
feline 6rau unb beute Wtorgen peflnfte iie
iid) uno ibrem &inbe burfj @rtrdnfen bas
2eben gu nebnlen, wurbe aoer baran psrbtns
Nprt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-04
Sermil8te Nn3eige,t.
9ie BE ite g SOrte
Gement
unS ealeiuirter M0rtel.
1000 gap ealetnirteu y.6rteI uno

9000 Saf eaIcinirten Te5rteI uub
OOVU SafI 5aewatf= uuo Acknowledgement
rGlter celebrirter Sranb").
DieIer nBrauo" 1T Der nteIfarbie @es
NJ en- t. fpopou man letd,t oret 3beile Sano u. Sipe
Sbeile Cement gebrGuhen tam.
IS m0ht CUTE uno bauerhafte Irbeit nit Suei
Gbeile Sdno unb eiuem 3beil Cement, uno fur cute
Steiu=lrbett pier 8betle Sanb gu einem 8beiI Gee
ment; 800 4funo tno elm iSGB, meldes pier Buihel
entbdIt. 9ieIes 1T elm @eninuf oou d bis u Bu=
libel iiber ole anbereu Brands"
A00 HaiSer eueiiiden 8orfIauo 9ement
HUI su perfauen bel 3. &Seurs 8tefe,
SIR. FL, Gpedr'S ESegSte.
r2c. IS. "a. {, s.9if1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-04
M,ts Der 8unSesbaaptifaSt.

gS all tng ton, 2. Angnlt. : 9lne
9epeide BON Sort Barrancas meloet, oaB
leit benz letten Seridt oaielbit fein neuer
@rfranfunsss abes Swei Sooesfale por9ez
fommen lelen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-04
RnromejtsG6e Der SbappeIitrafe uno ctucr
10 Hmk, hrcifem anen. pcdle I'M Sintrrnrnnnc


Storotusfts@6e Ses SsGncttez uto SbappelItr.
uno aui Der
RnrOmeits@6e Der SbappeIitraSe uno etuer
10 Hub breiten AheN, pcdbe I'M SiAterGrun0c
bes erfteu BIageS iib bsfRoet.
Su 7Sotee zines 9etretes ocs 6res=8ertts Der
5taot Baltimore Uiro Der unterBeidbnete nl1 Ser.
rpalter on Srt uno Stene WiitttpodJ, b. H. 4uquft
1875, Rad,mittaas uni as lgbr, aui 0ffeutltdber
Nuttton icne betoen 1runoNii6e. IN Der Stuot
Baltimore gelesen, uno iutc tolgt, behrebeu, 0er=
tauieu
Ssapettes uno 9buppeIfrase aHIau9enr; Damn WeIta
td ldngs Der 9tOroiete Der 5apetteitra6e, 20 SuB;
oanu ourt bic Dhtte elmer S9etoemautr uuo pQraIs
lei nit @dappelItra6e u0rolth ii SuB bis an bic
Sibiete etuer ~ 6u6 bretten alep, nit oeren ges
metuitaitli6eu @ebr1uhe; oanu otIt0 20 6uB Dis
on Die ISeitieite Der SgapDenr. uuO odun dngs Der
g8ehieite Der 9qappetiira6e iaoih a Su6 bis 3unt
Aufanaspunfte. @inem idbrtIteu 3iHie bon $50 unz
terrporien uno nit etuem S=it0dtseu 5ie9eIiteiz
ncrueu gSohnhGufe nit &aocu, einem 2=Jtof=
ft9cn Stegciftetuerneu GtntergebGuoe Il. etHeH
b6l3eruen 2dIuppen bebaut.
Mat Str. z. - Yin Der Noroneitzgde Der 9bdpa
pelitraBe uno etoer 10 6uB breiteu aGsp anidngeuo
petbtr 4ufanVsplas IN Der gntierauRg bon o4 5uB
noroIih Don Der gtoromeitzSde Der iyapettez uuo
&bappetiirdse Iein lol; oann nor6lib, IGug5 Der
g8efeite Der Sbappeltrd6e, 10 SuB oauu neflidb,
parallel NIT SapeteItrGBe 90 SuB uis hle Sfieite
elmer 10 Nus ureiteu 4nep; odnu iiolid, ldn9s be-
iGgter Auep, 10 SuB bis bu eritbeRauuter Aueg uno
oann oilid, aRgS oerlelben bis jum 4Rfaugspuntte.
&iuer id1riben Srunomittbe pom S22,5J uuterpera
fen,
8ebaut nit sinem 2sR56tsen iteeeIItetucrucm
StaHe, iIibeI ais SutteIlaoen 0enugt, uno ctucm
b6Isernen S6uppen.
Bertautsbeotn9un Gin Sritlt9eil baQr, Der
5eft In 3ruet Set1en Sabluugen in uno II UiOndz
ten; bic @reott5ahlun9en pom SerfGufstage an Sim
fen traaeRo unb ouId Roteu oc6 9duicrs ilr guircz
Seubeit bee Yerpaters inooiiI, geli1ert; o0tr vi
| les boar, nab BelIt6en oes 4auiGrs.
.. SSeinridl Is. VI. Smitb, Sermulter;
1Se-9D ?. u. &trftano &c Somp,, 4utt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-04
@ahleft In SerdS.

@alDeIt on, 5. Aug. = Das 5{elultat
BON 81 8ahlbeairfen in 3era8 ersibt eiue
fleine Ntajoritat 81 @Hnitet1 elmer &onfis
tuante. 0ie .3abl Der absesebeneu Stimnien
,,,nr Iehr oprir1n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-04

- Ser Shiebsridlter Der amertfaniid)s
merifanllden @omnliifion, Sir s. Sbornton,
hat III eater sroBen ansabl ieinem gutad-
ten unterbreiteten 6dllen @ntid)eiOnn9en 9es
aebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-04
Sas M o,.ttaimW ea0 oip. W ai5aer

8eaper, Utah, 2. ausuf.-Die &ertbeiz
bigung reifte bente bic Darleguugen bon
grtsbam Doun9 uno @eOrs q. Snlttb ein,
bic bonn @eridte ntdt als 3eugenbeipeis al1s
aenommen, BON Dem @erid,tsiefretGr aber
eingetragen tpuroen. Siselben beiasen, oab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-04
Cine 5pnSerbare WerldamounsSs
flage.-G Gttt Neoattenr bon ets
nettt Wtantae perfla8t, Der ftd)
beherf df0ftbfeA

Scranton, Yenni., 8. Ang.-Sobn y.
Barrett, 2ofaf- Heoaf.eur oes DWornlng 0tes
publican" BON bier, tpurbe beute Nadmtttag
tnfolse elmer Serldumbunssflage, BON Seiten
bes Srn. 8. @eeoitrano bon PittSton ange.
itreugt, perbaftet. Die anseblihe &erldum.
bung ion in einem Nrtifel entbulten feil, ben
bic 9enannte Seitun9 uor einiseu 3agen un'
ter 6em Sitel rSebert" oer6ffentlidte, uno in
pel6em ,Sr. Barrett cine l1nterrebung idtl>
oerte, ole er nit @eebftrano bate. 0esterer
erSdblt oartn, oab er tudbreno eines 3eittau'
mes bon ie6s Sabren bon elmer 6ere, elmer
aeuiiIen Yeriou in Meabnille, Benni., perz
folet moroeu iet. Seine Gtnbiloung fiibrt
tbn sulebt 70 meit, baB er etne @orreiponben3
nit benz 8unbess0tfrifts> 4uwalte Gteeo gu
Btttsburg er6ffnet, tporin er oenielben btttet,
ibm gegen bic 3auberiu BON Dleabptle bei5u'
iteber, bic tbm gang inter ibrer @eWalt babe.
DIS er iiebt, bab ietn Sd,reiben unbeantwor.
tet bleibt, prdientirt er itd ielbit in boditege'
ner 8erion auf bem 8iireau bes Srn. 8eeb,
pirb aber biuausgeiAmihen. Sr.. Beeb'
ftrano iudte nun Qrn. Barrett auf uno err
IN dte ibn, feline traurige 8eihid)te in benz
,,GepubIican" su per6Heutlifen, wel6en @e.
fallen bieier ibn in einem ipabbaften arttfel
that, in meldem er bic faballfiihen Soee'n
Ses t6rn. @eebfranb ld9erli4 nlahte, Der
MN fla9te. Or. 8arrett bate heute gfd9=
nittag 3 nbr Elm 8erbSr 5u befteben, oaS
bD9ft tnterefaut NOR NIB nit Ibweiiun9 Der
&fnnp puNinte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-04
0ermtSd1te 9epefd1ett aus
NcS1s 81 nf+F

@ew,gorf, 8. ansuit.- Die 0ampfer
r8otbnia" bon 2iperpool, columbus" bon
Sapanna iiub bier eiuselaufen.
- Sob erDffnete 1923
- Die Serfdufe auf Der Sudbdnblerbbrie
i'm porisen Monat belieien iid auf $500, 900.
Der Dampier Ethiopia" bon Glasgow
einqetroffeu.
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Jfur TaOtI3lrI JON
% GSAE..2 O. R~...

gnsrossaaent fir @arpIGuo Il. 8ifgttt 6o(um0ta:
6. 0rpis SuaIap, Sc, %. .zeOmbar0e
U8a-iS) Strabc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-04
Baltimore . ohio GtSenbabn. ..

Jiat BQibn9ton 4.45 800, 6.t5, $50, 7.30, 900,
tO.i5 Yorm., ~ ubr Vdttass Q.30 an Sonutaeen),
2.30, $3.50, 4.f0, 500, $50 Rabm. e llbr A6enoS
Sonutu9s,) uno 1000 Gbenos td9Iid,.
gBe9citGtiouen ADJ $50 9,20 u.12 abr U(itta9s;
Q.30 ytabmtta9s an Sonnta9en) 2.30, $50. 5.20,
$50 uuo 900 MIR Nbenos.
@nnGpols. 5nnctiou 90, 7.30 Vlor9ens.
nbr Radmltta9s,
Uietropcutan 3uets-6.00, 100 ubr 9oraens,
annapolis - 7.30 Uior9eus uno 5.20 yidd1mits
tags, ausgeuommen Sonnta9s.
IIerdnOria uno oem SIopefen - $50 Viorgeul
mo l0.OJllbr abeuos td9It.
6ihmono uuo Dem Siioen 600 u9r UlorgeuS
tdgli6, uno 100 MIR A6enos.
gBCh uuo Roroneit 6t5 nbr Uiorgens (ntbt
nab Bitt5burg, Columbus ODER Sanousfp an
Sounta9eJ unO 4.1O Il. 1000 ubr abenos.
Sc9erstoUn - 500 u9r DloJsens; 4.15 tlbr. 9ta9'
mtttdgs, GuSgenommeu SonntG9s.
fSrcoertd - I'm s rbr YormittGss ausseHcms
BlseitGtionen aui Der 9aupt6abu td9lib.
Bteomont, StauUtOn uno BegefatioRen, Soupts
6abu - l1br Ntor9eus, ausgeuommeu Sonuta9s.
8iubefer uno aSeaeitattonen, Sauptbabn, Alb
HaGmtttd0s, auSqcuommen Sonntda5.
GQicottzSitp s lbr Vior9ens, lib uuo 4.15 ubr
R0dmittags, Gu69enonlmen Sonntdgs, uno ). %
ubr ytaCbmitta9s tl9lit.
Sa9e per(aiieu Baibin9tou fur Baltimore - $50,
7.2D Dor9eus, LOO, 3. $40, 7.15, S.15 unb ubr
abenbs td9ltd; 800, 6.fj, $50. t0.t5 uuo 80
Sormttta9s, $50, $40 ta9itda, dus8euommen SonH'
tags.
Sue 3Hge balten am ogiaoutt SOtet" berm gae'
laa>Soule an.
lletzSireau-9amoeu Station uRo Siioofts
Gde Der Baltimore uno @aluertitr., no Nuitrdge
IiIr Baggage CmpIangeu, nm nab uno bon iraeHo
einem Staottbeile beIoroert 5u lueroeH.
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..8alttmore 8otontac 8 0nDtl. +"

Yddl g9ablu9toH uH0 Duttel@Statlonen uHo Dem
Siiocn - 8crldBt GaIuertftation UNI 7, 7.i5, 1905
8ormittags, /, 4.tO, 6.t5 uuo 9.25 nbr abenbs, an
Charles traBenz uub BenulbIuauia=A =AoeuueSS Station
aHbattcno; aud @baresfrGBeu citation uIn 4.i0
ubr Uor9eu5 uno 2.j5, $40 uno 800 ubr yidhm.
9ie auoercn 3i9e td9tib, SOnntGgs aus9snom'
men.
Son Baibtu9tou-6.OO, 7.45, $40 9.23 glorsens
uno Ii.55 GormlttGes 1.18, $40, 400, 7.t0, 9.OS
uno 10 u9r 10 Uttnuteu Gocnhs td9ltt. 500 Dtors
eeus, Uionta9s aus9enOmmen, uuo 10.t5 Abcnos,
SamitGgs aus9euommen.
gSerlaiien Benupu .zStation nah g8aibiu9ton T.
10, 730, 1915 ubr Dior9ens, .t2, i.0l gahmittags
6.5l 1886 uno 1901 I6eRos td9lth. Nab Gnnapo'
lis nm 1870 uno 400 Jiahmittd9s.
gSerlaiien Baltimore iilr Bope's Greet um 7.t5
ubr Jtorgeus uuo 40 nbr 9ta6mitta9s t69ltd,
ausgenommen Sonntags.
gSerldiien $9Grlesitr.z Citation far ReiuzDorf uno
BbilaoelpbiQ nm 9.35 Il. 1875 Sorm. uuo 2.50 Tats
mtttags (au59enommcn Sonnta9s), uno um 1851
gt6os. tdgitb. Rdh Bbtlaoclp6ta nm $50 Jiabmtts
tags tdgltb. 2Ile 3ii9e halten on Der Gbarlesfrda
BenzStaton an.
BerluHen Baltimore fir Anuapolis nm 7.to
UiorgeHs Il. 4.05 u6r9idhm., dus9enommen SoHnt.
JtGtb oem Suoen Hber Ridmono uno epnbbure
/ u9r 30 Nor9ens td9lt9 uno UNI 9.35 Abeuos, tds'
lib, aus9euommeu Souutage.
8iletz8ureGu uHo NuItrd9e fiir Baggage entae'
gengenommeu on Der NoroOits@de Der @alDert' uno
SlltilnpICltrQBe,
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9Serbefertsr
midt : erplniiber
8crn1lofer

6aupt>Sfficc: Wr. Z
S,uetg Office: Tr. 4
gNobnuug oes +. +. e
SaroitueWraBe. - vi
Seller Il. T. 10. iperoen be
rub ober @efdbr oes @rpI
lungen fueroen erbeten
fSunil1-1SNl
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Ste WeItattsiteH1ttg.

9 3 II belp b q, 3. Aug. = Ste
8eltausfelluussz@ @ommiiFon bat beidlofen,
baB bie @siude um Yldee TN Iusfelungs'
gebduoe BON giirgern lolder Rationen, melde
nidt bur9 eine @omnliiiton oertreten ilno,
,urif,umpiipu finn.
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Selesrapbilde Sepeif5e,ss
Snlanos9 9epei9s,t.

(geribte Der nMiiociirten Breile" fir ben "eor'
rejponoenten.")
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WeripaGters.Icrfdmf

senai8baufen & smttb, Collectors, gtr. %
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WarnldnS cr@tsenbabu.

WerldSt Galuert- StGtiou mad Sa9erstofpn, Sauos
per, Sre6erid, @mmttsburg, Sampiteao. DiGnheftcr,
ISdpnesboro' uuo alien Yuntteu Der Babu ipeItlid
port, UiO., rm 7.25 Dior9ens (aussenommen Conn,
ta95).
5id6 ellen Stationen bis lluionzSro9e, nm 9.45
llbr Uior9eus un0 6.10 lbr aben6s, Gusaenommen
Sonuta9s, uno bdnn UNI uhr Uorgens.
8i9e tommeu in Baltimore um 7.35, $40 uno
1890 YormittGgs, 20 Vd9m. uuo 7.10 AbenoS an,
Sonutage aus9enommen, uuo oGuu um $50 ubr
Utorgen6 uuo 7.l0 u6r AbeHos.
Scr6inoun9cu nit benz ll6r Torgens 3ues
luer0en nit Den Stn9esGoGde6 fir 6ampftao un6
Uian6eIter an Der @leuzgiorrszStGtion, fir GINS
mitt56urs in UiedGnic5tomu, uuo fir gBa9nesboro
uno Gettpsbur9 on oer Blue Jttoge ooer Dtontercp'
station 9emaht,
BiaetsBiireau uuo 3ameusBartor, an Der Gde
oer @utaruz uuo 6GqetteiraBe nno Sutton zStGtlon,
uogluitrd9e fir SGg9age gelaiien fperoen tonnen.
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St99tns'
DeutGfDe lDlGd)-Seife

IN Die bette uub biGtsite fir BaIdz, Babe unb Gois
letteuz G5ebrauh in Dtartte. Gin 8erIudj miro pom
Der 8orBhgItAteit oerietben iberSeugeu. 6ragt
@ureu @rocertebduoler nab oerielbcu uuo Iebt oGGz
aut oaB ieoe5 Stud nit Dem rollen Namen Der 5az
brifanten 9eSeiGnet 1T. 9iee Setfe miro oils gang
rein saruntirt uno oG iie aus Dem beten Watcrtol,
rpel6es Der Niartt betet, gemGht 10 ut iie ole blz
l9fe Seie fir Den iSamilten9ebrGnh.
3u BADEN III uleu en- gros un0 en- detail
GrOceriezQGoen.
ytur iabriiirt Don
GDarteS 9. Sst99ins s. Gnmp.,
BroofIAu, 9.sS.
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2tbIeben bon Mleran0er Gas
fftfLfnffA

Wblebett bon NletdnOet SSds
milton.
Hem-0orf, 2. Iusuft. - 4leranoer
Samilton, elm Sobn bes groBen Staats.
names, ftarb beute bier, 80 Sabre oft.
selbitm orb eines alten 9ettiben.
8rooflpn, H.sg., 4ug.-abam Sung,
elm beutlder S6uhmadcr, 62 Sabre alt, in
gtr. 145, StagstraBe pObnbaft, ma4te beute
ieinem Qeben burd grbGnsen Elm gnOe. Sor
etrpa Sabren ftarb feline Srau, bic er iebr
aeliett bate. 9urd) baufigeS uno lauges
8ertpeilen on benz @rabe berielben sog er ft
bic @id,t All, Die NIT Der 3eit unb Dem Sll-
nebmenoen 4ltcr immer heftiser i'm pla9te,
10 baB er oft lange 3eit ans Sett gefeiielt
mar. 9ls er bente feline So6ter 2ena, Die in
Stem gorf beiddftigt ift, beiu6en pollte,
FAM er nur eiuiae SrraBen peit unb muBte
oann piilfe iu6en, Inn suriid nod1 5aule 3u
gelangen, rpo er fid) aus gebensiiberoruB auT'
bdngte.
Gin fcbr Uertrauter 9teb.
Sobofeu, RS, 8. au9. Ils 9eitern
abeno !Sr. 6. 9. Spinsler, @de Der 8.
StraBe uno Yarfsapeuue mobnbait, bon els
nem geinbe bes 6riebbofes beimfebrte, ge-
pahrte er, baB bic Shiire bes gfebenneges
often iei. unratb nitterno, elite er in's
Saus, Inn eineu Reuoluer III bolen, bod Der
mar peri6munSen. Sebt ipuBte er, baB er
beruubt poroeu mar. gr 9iHs- in baS 3im'
mer, wo er feline @ertbiaten anibewabrte.
BORT itanoen 3 Softer, bon benen nur etrer,
aber gerabe oerienise, Der bic gsertbladen
entbielt, permttelft etnes S6liiilels geOffnet
poroen mar. alle anberen @e9enitduoe ma'
rem unberiibrt seblieben. aud bic Gin.
sansstbiire mar nit einem Sdlthel 9eoffnet
mor6en. ans bem Softer bate Der 0teb
$4,000 regiltrirte gurbes, Sbligattonen, Sal
YaargelS, einen @ediel BON $32, etne golz
bene llbr i'm @ertbe bon $50, eine anoere
goloene uhr nebit Sette, cine filberne ubr,
cine Saartette nit 9OlOoerSiernngen, Singer
ringe, 9ruituaoeln II. {. ~. entpenbet uno
iid baun ans bem Staube gemaf)t. Die
art bes 9tebfabls ldBt nur bic Sermutbung
su, baB Der Spisbube iebr genau muBte, mo-
bic Sa3en it6 befanben. Gin Seroad)t Der
Ntiti9ulb fdGt auf bas 9ienftmdoden, baS
Dor Der Samilie aussegangen mar uno beute
Norgen entlaiieu 5n iein tuiinldte, BON
Srn. Spinsler aber beoeutet wuroe, 5u blets
ben.
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Gttte tiiDue 8eraWbnttg.

Pbila6elp bta, 2. Auguit. - QlS
bente gta9mlttas Charles Carroll, 16 Sabre
alt, ais Gollefteur in ben 9ieniten bes
0rudereibefiters 6. Stern, aus benz Sauie
gtr. 500, 8adnutifrabe, trat, ius er etneSfe4t
nung einsufaiiireu bate, tuurbe er am Gin
gan9e pes Sanles BON 3tpei iunsen 9euten
ilieoerseiblagen uno 6loroformirt unb oann
I'M $50 beraubt. Sie Rduber entfamen.
Die Sa6e puroe Don 9eheimpOli5iften ltns
teriu6t, Die aber fein 2itt binetnbringen
f0uneu. Die @eseuo, tpo Der Raub geibab,
1T am Sage BON Wteniden btdt angefiiat.
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crtbuoGIem 8a4t- -@ruuoctgcut9um
auI0e
Storotusfts@6e Ses SsGncttez uto SbappelItr.
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New-Dort, 2. auguft. aleranOer
Samilton, elm Sobn bes groBen Staats-
mannes, itarb beute bier, 80 Sabre oft.
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W6tritts>
Il ri
Mpparat.

IS, Ypro>Snuioapitr.;
80, yioro 8apftraBe;
Nr. 215, yioro>
tritte, aloatcn, Brunnen,
Gag unb gta6t obne Sc
obirens aereinist. Scitel>
mo pilnttlih aus9efiibrt.
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Die Serfaiiung oeS StaatcS Mnrplor6 Bee
itimmt bnrf OeH l. abiduitt oc8 IA. Arti.
teIS iiber bic Greirung Don Contributions
QmeuDements EolaenotS:
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~ SU YtIWtVtI UIIItI HItIIICt IIIIlNl~
{ } i9riit mo Dem @rOBitegel Dc"
L. S. Staatc5 Ill Der StaOt 9lNnopoz
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-07
NEW YORK CITY.

The Flyaway Club, OF New York, and the Name
less Club, OF Brooklyn, play to-day Saturday a.
the Elysian Fields.
mower pot fell from the third story window
OF No. 1876 Washington street, hitting Mary Nc
Glnnls, aged nine years, on the head, and lnnlct-
ing severe wound.
While painting the house No. l James street,
yesterday, Charles Willis, OF No. 1858 west Thirty
hfin street. fell from a scarold and seriously
injured lie was taken to the Park Hospital.
AT meeting of the Police Board yesterday, the
Offices OF the inspectors for the First and Second
districts were located respectively in rooms 80
ana az NO. 30l Mulberry street, the rear OF Police
Headquarters.
John Mullins was kicked on the head by a
vicious horse, which he was grooming, In the rail-
road stables, Twenty-third street ana avenue A,
yesterday, ana badly hurt. lie Was taken TO
Bellevue Hospital
The Board OF Health of1cals yesterday seized a
quantity OF unripe peaches and other fruit dele
FERROUS 70 health. IL IL the intention or the Com
miSsoners 10 stop the trafllc in diseased fruit by
stringent measures.
Next Tuesday VIII be observed In the Jewish
synagogues as the Feast OF 40, or the Black Fast,
because It commentaries the double destruction
OF Jerusalem on that ddy. The Rev. DR.. Mendes
Will therefore break In upon MS usual vacation
and give discou sc to-day III Forty-fourih street
synagogue appropriate TO the occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-07
WESTCHESTER.

The citizens or New Rochelle anticipate i'm
portant advantages 80 be derived from proposed
improvements to Echo Bay HarDor. surveyors
are now actively engaged In making surveys with
n view OF putting tue harO0r in nrsr Class con-
dltion as port OF entry, At an expense OF about
800.
Az a conference to take place In the course OF
next week it is expected that ARRANGEMENTS VIII
be made for the annual barge race between the
Vesper Rowing Association and Pasade Boat
Cub OF YOnkers. In the meantime two-miie
race uetneen tile new barge Resoluto anu SIX.
Dared smell mas been arranged ny tue members OF
the Palsade Boat CluD ~ take place On Friday
nexE
Captain Matthew II. Ellis. Of Company d, six
teentn battalion, National Gu rd, has received his
commission as Assistant AdJutant General, with
the rank OF colonel on Major General Husted's
stan, the h!gnest stan position Wulch cOulo De
con erred upon hlm IN the Fth Military DIVISION.
Colonel Jonn BodIne, VINO mas distinguished NM
self ABROAD as Que of the Anne team has also
been appOinted 10 position on Major General
Hustso's stan rs Inspector Oh Rlne Practice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-07
THE FRUIT TRADE.
THE PEACH CROP ABUNDANT-A SMALL CROP OF
APPLES AND pEARs-PRIcEs LOWER THAN

THE PEACH CROP ABUNDANT-A SMALL CROP OF
APPLES AND PEARs-PRIcEs LOWER THAN
EVER.
From present Indications there is every reason
10 believe that fruit OF all kinds will not only be
plentiful but that IL Will be sold at extremely low
prices as compared with preceding years. The
quantity OF peaches daily coming TO hand is far
In excess OF what IL mas been in years gone by,
while at the same time prices are ruling consider
ably lower The supply is far exceeding the de-
mand, and the stock received every morning
is sold out at whatever price it Will fetch in
order 10 prevent waste and spelling. Yesterday
there arrived in this city BY railroad eighty car
loads OF peaches, mostly in crates, and about
seven thousand crates by steamboat. the
price ruled rom forty cents TO dollar accord
ing to quality, but the tendency was to accept
any BIDS that were made, the consignments beng
OF an extremely perishable nature. When the
following facts IN regard 10 the cost OF freight,
gathering and carriage, are taken into consldera-
tton 10 Will be seen that the grower scarcely, If
all, gets his own money back. not mentioning
any profit. The cost OF freight is thrty-sevcn
cents carriage six cents, commission about ten
cents cost OF crates twelve and half cents cost
OF picking and packing I'VE cents, other in
cldental expenses nye cents per crate, winch
leaves the producer DuJ twenty four anu haif
cents per crate for tue cost OF manure cultl-
vauOn aud interest OF money, even calculating
upon the highest price. Whereas, II these calcula-
tons are Jassn upon the lowest basis there IS an
actual loss OF nearly thirty cents. The peaches
now coming TO market are Of very poor qGanty
and small and are mostly from Delaware and
Maryland.
The reports IRON all sections where this fruit is
gro 1n Snow mat the crop Will be abundant, and,
as time advances, Of line qualify, both In SIZE
an0 nivor.
Tue apple and pear crop VIII fall short, II is
pected, compared with OIler years. Musk ana
water melons Will be more ABUNDANT, but owing
20 the general stagDatton winch prevails ln al
business ana trades, lower prices
looked for than nave ruled for many
seasons past. Even now commission merchants
say they nave 70 extend credits 30 effect sales.
Fruit, they say, Is looked upon as luxury, and
the people generally have no money To spend. In
fact IL appears TO be the general sentiment that
harder times nave yet to be experienced before
hdrd pan is reached, and irult merchants say tney
anticipate poor trade ana VIII sell Out STOCK at
any price that may be offered. The growers ana
shippers they say. Will be the losers, the iOr-
mer VIII IN all probability rose money on every
crate and barrel that they PACK Tor market,