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CONSULTATION WITH TIE LADIES.
Last Wednesday the Illinois Humane Society,
with h view Of enlisting the most powerful anti
cruelty agency in the city in its behalf, issued
the following circular letter to number OF the
ladies Of Chicago who are known to be ereE
ready to participate in auy work whose tendency
IL anneliorative and progressive: 8.
OFFICE or TEE 11Lso1a Hud4sx sooIE11, CH1-
CAao, MAY II, 1875-T1o Illinois Humane Society be-
ing desirous OF enstng the Of this city tn thu
Jaws of thfs st4t etc., xoad respectfully ssk Joa to
ee4 other ladiea at this oeo Saturday next Lay Is
II O'Clock for consultation ss 70 the best mods
SARAH E. HARvEr, Asaietant Secretary. .
In response to the circular, number OF
Indies, including Miss E. L. Willard, Mrs. Con-
don, Mrs- Boss, Mrs. Law, ETC., met tha Execu-
tive Committee OF the illinois Humane Society
ut their room, No. II Central Block Rt the hour
Iamed.
Having called the meeting to order, Mr. B. ?.
Ierlckaou. the President called the attention OF
t:ae ladies' to the nature Of the work which tho
S ociety il engaged In, and invited shem to aug
best to them which would result in enllst1ug the
women OF Chicago on behalf OF the Humane
1aws Of the State for tho BENEFIT OF cur dumb
servants.
The ladies' Ut once became much interested in
the subject, and, after discussion. resolved that
special means should be taken to second the
efforts nj the Society, and that = call should be
made fur another meeting to be Aeld at the
rooms of tho Society ut O'Clock OF the afternoon
OF Wednesday, the 26th inst, aud d suitable cir
cuiar was drafted, which will be issued, inviting
attendance at the meeting.
It is not yet known whnt the future meeting
may decide upon as the best means OF seconding
the Humane societ7's efforts, but it is probabls
that the holding OF fair will be considered.
After general discussion, the meeting ad-
iourned
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THE RAILROADS.
CHICAGO, CLINTON j. WESTERN
s7s4srr1f n.ss1rfrh tn fshs fSasen1n TA.3,a.xxt

CHICAGO. CLINTON j. WESTERN.
Spsc7ot Dispatch to 1As Chteaoa 117ersse.
Iowa CrrY, L., May 15.-Ths Board Of
Directors OF the Chicago, Clinton & Westarn
Railroad held another adjourned meeting to-day,
Nr. n. T. Smith, Of OskaIoeea, member OF the
Board, coming in and making quorum
The Board nalliaed Mr. Hinckley's contract
made in extension Of the decree of the
District Court for this comfy. This decree was
based upon his first contract with the Company.
It's enforcement Was extended to aiay l, under
another written contract, which provided that 1t
Mr. Hinckley did not deliver the iron
on the ground and lay Is miles by
the 1st 1ust., tho decree should be
enforced, and tho worx pass back
into the Companys hands It ia hoped that
this action Of the Board will not reault in any
further legal conflict between the Company and
Mr. Einckley, mud that the former will be able
to secure the immediate construction Of this I'M
portsnt line Of road. If John I. Blair desires to
take hold Of the enterprise noY, doubtless he
will ba offered tho opportunity.
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9pteaal Dnpafl5 to Tbs C7aeag" 1T11une.
JOLIET, ILL.,, May 15-The iron mill of the
Joliet Iron hnd steol Company will resume op-
erstions On Monday morning next. This portion
Of the Company's worka has been idle for nome
twenty months. It will place Ut labor $50 men,
the greater portion of whom have been idle most
OF the time since the stoppago OF the vorkn.
The Compauy have orders on hand sufficient to
make four months run. The benefits to be-
derived bY tho commercial aud resl estate inter-
ssss from thib Aot1on eE ths CampAa1 Are II ~
uaau tmpc..1&a14.
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! FIRES.

6peeiat Daspa&cA to Tia Ch4caaa 1Ttotsne-
Sioux CITY, Ia, MaY ia dwelling house
and stable on Second street, belonging D. slipe,
were totally destroyed by fire this afternoon
Loss about s1,o0o. Ths wind carried the burn
ing, e1nbers three blocks 70 = stable On
Fifth street, belonging to q. McAlEster, which
caught fire and burned to the ground. Two
horses, = COW, and three calves in the stable
at the time burned to death. Loss about $500.
The fire then communicated to a dewelling-
house in the same lot, belonging to James Hutch.
ms. which WAS also totally destroyed, together
with the contente. Loss about $1,000, No In
surance On any Of tho property burned.
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MARINE ITEMS,
At BUFFALO.

Special Dispatch to 1he Ch.eapn tribune.
RtgrA1o, May 15.-The Ice has blown of the
NORTH shore, and vessels are arriving and de-
parting. Arrivals Schooner Scotia; propei-
lers Java, Rums, Kershaw, and Mary Mills. De-
partures-Propoilers' 'Arabia, Montana, Wander
biIt, Nebraska, Cuba, Roanoke, Scotia, Dean
Richmond, Arizona, Philadelphia, for. Chicago
Propeller jay Gould, Toledo Passaic and To-
ledo, for Green Bay. Several aaii vessels now
towiog in are fast in the Ice.. On the south
shore is Large vessel thought to be the l. B.
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DUBUQUE, H., May 15.-The Town OF h1itch.n,
Ia, was visited last night with disastrous fire,
originating from spontaneous combustion. J.
G. Tyeon's elevator, two grain warehouses;, and
an Office adjoining, fell prey to the flames.
Loss, 5000 bushels Of grain. 400 bushsls OF po-
tatoer, building worth sc, 600, aud the machinery
and fixtures worth 81, 100. Insurance, S., 600
gu the grain md %, 800 On the building Tho
companies are not giTen-
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ERIE, PA :. :.
gnAt{n{ Tfspnteh Ia The .rhfenrr

=. sbeeta1 Dispaseh 70 Ths cht<aao Tribune, =.
ERE, Pa, May 15.-Prop Philadelphia, OF the
Anchor Line, arrived through from Buffalo this
evening, being the first through from Buffalo. to
Erie. She expects to leave in the r,o1ning for
Chicago. -
6oFen propellera passed here bound up to-day
to Chicago. Prop. Alaska and schr Allegheny
leaye for Chicago this evening. Bchr II. Z.
Warner ia ashore On East Sister neef.
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TELEGHAPKtc BREUTfEs.

Csnnona were fred At Little Beck yeste1day
In honor Of the p1oclsmation Of Presiden. Graas
ons yaar ago recognizing Baxter as Governor.
George T. Smith, Of Minnesosa. Of ''rnlddhnss~
purifying" notoriet7, WAS taken betore the Unitsd
States Corntnisaioner At Albany yesterday, By th4
Qnited eaatA4 Marnha1: from Ii. Louts, and hsn
- bAQ h1 IL. Cdfht.isrias4t ID ftt3s6s a ~
etAeEe q kskafk3 u esa4A4 ~ Sgss8k
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The SCHILLER DISASTER

-.~..-.. THE SCHILLER DISASTER.
New YosR, May LEA srecial from London
says that about 130 bodies ha7e been recovered
from the wreck Of The Schiller, Including those
Of William Fzahna, Of Davenport, Ia.; Michael
Hurleman, Of Highland. Ill md the Leonhards
family, OF Augusta, Gn.
PLYMOUTH, Eng, May 15,-The Fister vessel
to the Schiller, which lcfs Now Yor! week After
the departure OF the latter vesseI. arrived here
this morning. There Was great e1citement
among the passens:era xaen they were appriaed
OF tho disaster thas had besallen the Schiller. 4
contribution WAS taien up among. them Tor the
relief Of tho sur1iYIrs.
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posed to waiting tno OF three yeara when that
sur cou}d hs secured within Bix months. "'" 81
After some discussion, during which there wss
no sameness Of opinion shown. Mr. Davis, for
the firm, submitted another proposition, which
was that the firm would surrender AL their part-
nership property into the hands OF Trustees, on
condition that they DO released from partnership
debts.
Tho assets under this proposition amounted.
according 10 tho estimates Of The Trustees, TO
S172 049, while the unsecured indebtedness IL
9173,o0o.
This proposition did not meet NTH approval.
and, without accomplishing anything, the cred-
1to.s adjourned sine die.
tits probable that the firm viii be put into
bankruptcy. =
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IN BOSTON,

BosroS, May B-For some days past, United
States Revenue Collector Stack and Detective
Esys have been quietly investigating tho
books OF the liquor raane1s in this city,
having learned that large amount Of
oontraband Western liquors had been
shipped to Boston. The investigation
has resulted in the seizure, in transit into tits
city, $4,000 worth Of liquors. consigned prin-
cipa1lT to D. T. Hills 4 Co. and g. 4. T. ". Bird.
Thus far no firms in this city have been impli-
Gated in any direct complicity in the contraband
traffic.
As result of Al investigation into the several
establishments, about 500 packages OF liquors,
valued at 5000, ,000, tho property OF thirty dif-
fe1cnt firms, were seized tonight.
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tied and he wished he might ut tho close Of his
own term OF service enjoy tho aa1no appreciation
and good feeling.
THE SIOUX DELEGATION.
Maj Il. ". Bingham, Indian Agent ut Ohey-
enue, arrived here tonight with nine Sioux In
dians, and William Fielder a. interpretar.
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LocoMLi-]VE EXPLOSION.

L0CoMq I'VE EXPLOSION.
speea. Dispatch to Tbs Chicago I,7brr4-
LAron4E, Ind.+ May 15.-sEitch-engipe Nc. s
on the Lake Ghors. t. Michigan Southern e1plod-
ed her boile- this esening. Engineer Stack and
Fireman Gafbrict wars both sevoroly injured,
Sss 1 ~ I'd a99t has bssn es
siGcrcd unsafe for como time.
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AT. RttTiANn- VT.

WHITEHALL. n. T., May ia fire 1t Rutland,
Vt, this morning, burned tho opera~House, the
stores ut Gum & Craptar, Stanley &C., and
othars. Loss, 575, coo partly insured.
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ILLINOIS R1NER.

Special Dispa.ch to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
LA sA11E, III, May 15.-The1e is now lttle OF
no movement on the Illinois River at this point.
The coal-boat Elizabeth. arrived licht to-day
from Peru, bound for Lockpo1t. No departures.
MhAthcr cQQt.r :. -: - = :. =,
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THE WEATHER.

WAsunaToH, D. C., HAY 15.-For TsnnesssA
md Ohio Valley, and Lake Region, rising. fos-
lowed by falling barometer, northeast wind4
colder, followed by warmer and partly clou1y
IouAL OBSERVATION.
- CHICAGO Bsy IL
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Housro1, Tex, May 15.-The residence Of
AID. John Meagher burned to-day. Loss, *12,-
600; insurance, "a, 600. Three men, unable to
escape from the building, burned to death.
, 1875-05-16

01TI DKF13 f4IAA1H DuH11so CU1HHNT T1BdAL Y1Ax
~ per cens municipal bonds dns IaIy s 110 oo0.o
City certificates of tndebtsduexa maturing
in April and May. May...--.................. %, ,ss11s
same maturing in June ::.-...-...... Aa1s sA7.a
and AID Society. .......~-........,...,,, 114,Esa.y
same ~ judgments dne June 1...-.-.. 72,s7a.G
due for judgments. s.........,..,,.,.... 113o7am
une1pended approp dat1ons, april 1875. "a
AL certificates OF Indebtedness dus In
APRIL and Aay, to date, have been pa1d
o. thoso maturing Juna !, 1875, neana
&ee IN hand for their payment from tom
porrrT loans, for which new certificates
hare been fssrAed 1t four, 1ge, 4i1, and
twelve montfsa, aud of said amount thus
has already been Paid.. et3,en.a
The report ras accepted, and tbs Coupa1
without trausacting further business, ad5outrsL
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What Is Being Done Here and There
with The Crooked Sticks
in 1t.
Commissioner Pratt Enters the Lists
Against the Illicit Com
'''..:' modify, ::
heW lork and Boston Firms Roctive U|nts
Of The Governments s 0muistiente.
Chicago Establishments Secure Bonds
(, for Good Behavior.
At HEADQUARTERS,

AT HEADQUARTERS.
| 6rec4a. DtsDateh to I7A chscaon 1Tt4rn&.
t WASHINGTON, D. C.. May 15.-Tho Secretary OF
| tho Treasury TODAY ordered some seiznrea Of
d1Btilleries to be msde In Kentucky. Tile Bo1ici-
tor OF tho Treasury has trBpsfar1ed all the Inter-
| nal Revenue Investigations to Pratt, the new
Commissioner, who took charge Of bis Office to-
day.
tzoMs Assoc,azea Fr<M1
WASHINGTON, D. c., Alhy l5.-The further
prosecution OF the whisky frauds together With
aI evidence and records, will Oh MondsY be
1Ir. Pratt, Commissioner Of Internal Reyenue.
The various Supervisors who have been
acting with tho Solicitor have been
ordered to report directly to tue Commissioners,
and receive further instructions from him. The
secret service force Of the Treasury, however,
ltles in detecting and eeizlug crooked whisky and
bringing the offenders to jusncd.
IN CHICAGO.
Yesterday WAS conpa satively quiet in tho
whisky raid. No new seizures we're reported to
the District Attorney. and two more distilleriss
hare given bonds: le%ving only one OF the
seven seized which has not bonded. TIE
Lake Shore Distillery Company, whose property
sum OF 347 ,217 aad Rnssell's distillery On Third
avenue gave bonds in the sum OF $4,000.
IN NEW YORK.
New YoRK, May 15--Collector Free1aud, act-
ing under orders received from Washington, do.
tained about 160 barrels OF whisky in Brooklyn.
It had recently arrived from the West and is
supposed to ba ''crookcd whisky, Collector
Freeand is pow inspecting all 1ectifying
establishments in his district. Thero are Is
euch places, aud tha object of the inspection is
to ascertain whether any Of the so-called crooked
whisky has been received aince the seizures
were made public. Tho owners Of only
two diBtilleriea in this district have notified tho
Collector Of their insention to run to their full
capacity. All tho distillerles that hayo been
closed. or partially closed, will again renumo op-
eratons.
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4uA .s...%-....s&v~..s..4
Total from Board Of Public Worb...-.,,.
Tota1 from School Fund. nd.,,........
Totl from duea, Hcenzas, snd nu1acailn-
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Comptroller Hayes Cuts Them Down "a
$5,200,000. 49,.
An Urgent Appeal for Economy

Tbs Common Council hold special meettns
last evening tor the purpose Of pasaing upon shs
ComptFollsrs estimate. President Dixon prs.
sided.
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Assessors and Tax uatssdousrta otcoS 9lD01 n
! Board of Public Works appropriation, In
addition 70 unexpended balance. lc5o ooooo
sewerage Fund <734944&
6t!eet amps 5ooopG0
rn1ce Department 7o00IDoo
h1fe Department. 300 00UCe
Health Department. Observation-Disclosures. 1c0Q0p0o
5caoo! Departments. aM0cdoQ
Scnool Sinking Fund. 1,oQ000
Judgment account unt...........-......-..- as3655
House of Correction. 100000
1oterest~ ..-.-......-..... 3n00o0C0
Deficiency Fund d:..................-...-. 10oooo00
Gons1n8ens Fund 100000
63lar1es noe charged 70 dep1rt11eu8..-.- u5,OQ00u
LAY scaies rent. 100000
Esen1ng ecnooh: 5,C0J.00
entertainment of othc1al rh1toE5........~ 500,0o
Special assessments on city p9oper4y...... boOl.oo
Genetai aanA11g fund. 1o10.0o
1e8A expenees. 10UO0.Q0
Ethio Library y....-...... ...~........-.- t0,0ooo0
91aat1n& and atae1one1J..---. 16,ou0oo
Tota1 conptSo1ezs estimate. 70, ,32o.ss
DEPARTMENT. xaTnxA1u
Dnard Of Public WORKS. s........-.,*..x43o 81 3o1 5134a
Health Department. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1ls s{,T 10
Eonfe OeEA1t1oens. 50 1900
F1ro Department.. ............. Il3t577sx
senoo 1n9,as2.G7
Total estimate Of Depaz ttnents. oa1s
ISUoMH or FISCAL xIEH,
GoAscted Ertor 70 Apea i 1876.-...-..-~.$ z53sss
Tneoscted 1ns ias nj sss sss q
Total legy. .-..-...s...--.,..,,... 692s7
Total from Board of PnbNo works. 7si,7e1A
Tota1 from School Fund. ..,,....,.,..... 19au1m
Toen from dnes, hceuzas, snd naaca1a-
mrKHNgT-YKAaINQ x1trnIrrru
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1SCQhR OF EI8QAA Xxx8.
CoHsctod pr4or to April !, 1876......-...~.$ i
RohateA allowed. ......---...@-.,..-
Uueouected April !, 187E. &c
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WASHINGTON.

Civil Service Commissioner Eaton
Taken to Tnsk-The E3v0 Per Cent
Loan - --Attorncy.General Pierre.
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r EGAh--No. a ,ss1-COURT OF COMMON
i 4 PLEAS, HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO
Lavinia e.. Newton, plaintiff, against Richard
ID. Vert, Eliza Jane Willis, J0seph II. Vert,
u. n. Vert Asher Vert, Polly Myer, John
G. Vert, Susan M. Vert "a minor), defendants.
The above- named defendants will take notice
that on the 10th day Of June, 1875, the above
named plaintiff filed her petition in the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Hamilton county, Ohio,
against the said defendants, setting forth that
said plaintiff is the owner of the legal title TO,
and is in possession of, the real estate below
described, and is entitled TO the peaceabie pos
session and legal title to said premises. said
property is described as follows: 'Commercing
at the northwest corner Of lot conveyed to
Peter Murphy BY Norris s. Knight, by deed
dated November 28th, 1866. recorded January
7th, 1861, in Book 353, page 627; thence south
with the west line of said Murphy's lot thir-
teen and sixty hundredths Q3 6O-l0O) chains;
thence west three and eighty-tlye hundredths
% S5-i00) chains; thence north with the di-
vision fence listing, thirteen and sixty
east three and ei lightly I've hundredtls t3 s5-lOO)
chains to the place of beginning; containing
Ave and one-quarter t5l4) acres Of land, more
or less, and situated in the village Of College
Hill, Hamilton county, Ohio; subject to all
those due and payable December goth, 1867; in
which said property defendants set up and
claim an estate and interest. The said plain
tiff therefore prays that the said defendants
may be compelled to show their title and inter-
est and that the same may be determined to be
plaintiff. And the said defendants are notified
that they are required to appear and answer
said petition on or before the 18th day of No.
vember, 1876. JOHN X. HUNTER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Cincinnati, Sept II, 1876. ssll-0tS
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RUPTUIsE---HOW CURED.

Mr.. GEORGE Il. EAKINGs, OF PHILADELPHIA,
WRITES THE FOLLOWING INTERESTING PAR
TICULAR5:
To the Editor OF the New York Sun:
SIR-For several years [ was afflicted with
rupture and saflered from the use of trusses
Casually noticing in your paper recommend
alton OF DIR. Sherman of your city, and about
the same time meeting Mr.. J. W. Ayres, OF
Camden, N. j., who informed that he had been
victim to rupture and was cured by DR.. Shor-
mans treatment, l felt animated and went
straightway to New York, consulted DIR. Sher-
man, and mad him adapt his remedies to my
case. 1t was to me happy occurrence, and
shall ever feel grateful to you and Mr.. Ayres
for having directed my attention to Dr. Sher-
man. as well as to MIN for the safe and COM
Portable manner in which he treated my case
My mind was greatly oppressed, and my future
was shadowed, as | was trying various trusses
for help with no other result than veXation and
injury. But now being S ,und again, an real
lzing its felicity, fe1l it my imperative duty
to add my testimony in favor OF Dr.. ShGrman's
remedies, amt to recommend the ruptured to go
to him with the fullest confidence OF being ben
Gifted.
GEO. E. EAKINGs, 1881 Palmer ST.
Philadelphia, March "A, ISIS.
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The above cut represents the Hon. Daniel s.
Dickinson, former Attorney General OK the
United States. as seen when attacked with
STRANGULATED RUPTURE.
Mr.. Dickinson suffered intensely, notwith-
standing lie had the best surgical aid. Every
thing was done that science could suggest and
as the last remedy the knife used, and yet he
died in great anguish on the third uay. This
is fearful warning to those who are ruptured
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GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA.
Depot, Fifth and Hoadly. Time, minutes fast.
Grand Rapids Ac.. 7:30A NJ. s:25P.M. e:35P.M.
Grand Rapids ex Sat. 7:00P.M. 6:55A.M. l0:00A.M.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.

ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN

ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN.
Depot, Fifth and Hoadlv. Time, minutes fast.
Depart, Arrive, Arrive,
Cinti. Cin'ti. Dest'on,
New York Tx daily. 9:40A.M. 5:30A.M 720P.M,
New York Ex daily. 8: 9:50P.M. 5:09P.M. 6:50A.M.
LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI sHoRT-LINE.
Depot, Trout and Kilgour. Time, minutes slow.
Louisville Elk daily 5:55A.M. 6:40P.M 1Q;20A.M.
Louisville lex SUM. 3:0OP.M. E:i5P.M. 7.i5P.M.
Louisville (daily)... 7:OOP.N. 53DA.M. II 'Sef.Ms
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FINANCIAL
LEGAL.

r EG AL--Willam j. Sanders vs.. +. e. Cold
i 4 smith. Before Thomas Evitt, j. p. Of
Cincinnati township, Hamilton county, Ono
On the 16 h Gay Of September, A. u. 1875, said
Justice issued an Order.Of attachment in the
above action for the sum of $a, and said case
is set for hearing October 30 1875. at ~ o. lock
A. NJ. WILLIAM J. SANDERS.
CINCINNATI, September IL, 1875. se1S-3tS
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BALTIMOHE AND OHIO, VIA UK5'
Depot, Pearl and Plum. Time, minutes fast,
Baltimore (ex Suh).. 8:35A.M. 5s35A.M. s;48A.M.
Bal ltimore, daily -. 8:3Op.M. 2:30P.M. 6:00P.M.
Baltimore Ex daily. IL :lOP.M. e:O0PM. 10 s25P.N.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO, VIA COLUMBUS.
Depot, Kilgour and Front. Time. minutes fast.
Baltimore Ex daily. 7l5A.M. 5:l5A.M. s:4OA.M.
Baltimore Ex. ....... 7:05P.M 650P.M l0:25P.M.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-03-16
Ninuctota.

aus Setoelber9, 2eSueut 50.
i9rei5t elm Greuno Dem r@anbsrsr," bab
oieies junse Stdot9en auf sutsm @ese
1T, 5u elmer portbeilbaften gnttpideIuns.
gereits sibt ii9 inter ben Yeuobnsrn Elm
lebbafter Geiddftsuerfebr funb. Gin nit
srobem Waarenporratb periebener Stors,
suei quite S4miebibOps, cine SdsemiibIe,
tuO5u bieies Sribiabr aud nod cine WabI.
mibIe tOmmt, m6sen gum Seweis bafir
oienen. Sab peri9iebene S~anbperter, pie
S4neioer. Sduiter, S9reiner &c. babel
81 tbun baben, peritebt ii9 bon lelblt.
Nur nader porar!
Sn q Il In wir6 bic Yeriammluns
bes Ianbwirtbi@aftliden Ssreins non Yrown
County am Ia. Mdr; Radmittass l llbr
erofinet werben unb bel bieiem Nnlaie Die
Gertbeiluns bon Sdmereien ituttfn6en.
Der srtraumts llnion.Yurf beieu
@nla9e bel Minnebaba befirportst purbe,
lit e~initueilen usrporfen. Die psreinisten
Gomites pon MinneapoIis unb ct. Yaul
ertldren ndmIi6, baB bic Gage uOn Minne.
baba fur ben erwdbnten i3wed ni6t paiie,
basesen miro Der StaSt ct. Saul empfob,
len, bel Der Beit:rfibrung Der WeIroie
Die gerbinouns nit MinnsupcIis
I'M guse gu bsbalten, iopie ben @ruabei
sentbimerr ans 9er3 seIest wi,S, bel Der
@usIesuns ibres 2anbes auf bic Baum:
pfanSuns Sebudt gu nebmen.
Oie8ep6Iteruns i'm obsren Mii.
fiiippi TbaIe wirS IS intereiiren su sriaIs
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NMsjaat bon Steinobtt.

Die Iusiaat aaes Steinobitss lit nidt
obne S6wisrisfeit unb niGt ielten iisbt
man ii6 p%oaitdnOis in ieinen 9Ofinunsen
setdui6t, inoem nidts auisebt. S9on
bic 70 iebr peri6iebene SebanbIunsspeiie
Der 8erne ;eist, wie wenis man iid iiber
bic bette Sebanolunssweiie einis lit. Iur
barber berri6t fem 3peifsl n,sbr, baB man
Die @usiaat i6on i'm 9erite oOer slei9 na@
Der Reife pornebmen iou, UNI bur9 Die on
baltenbe @interfeu6tisfeit Die Saamen i'm
nd9iten Sribjabre gum 8eimen gu brinsen.
Sci Yflaun,en ma6t man nod ben llnters
ldieo, bab man bic Steine I'M 6erbite aus,
iGet, felt tritt unb nur nit Woos bebedt,
Die Grbbede Sasesen crit i'm Sriibjabr sibt.
SieIfa9 brinst man bic Steine in Elm Sa6
uno iibersieBt iie 10 bod nit Miijau@e,
SaB lettere eintse 3Oa bod iber bieieIben
itebt. 90 ldBt man iie sinise @o1en
iteben, mirft bic %obenaui idwimmenoen
Steine fort, iaet nod Serlauf Sieier l3eit
Die Serne in Geiben aus unb bebedt ie
nar i6ua6 nit grbe, woraui iie Sann
I'M 6rablins i9neQ padien. gon anbersm
Seiten pirb empfobIen, bic Steine inn
9erbit tief lit ben Soben ~ein;usraben unS
iie 10 bis gum 6riibiabr Iiesen gu ~Iaiien.
Die srOBte Siderbeit sepabrt ieSenfaas
Sas iOsenannte Stratif,iren. Sierunter
perltebt man bas 9erfabren, bic Steine I'M
9erbfte in adit3en ooer GOpie swiiden
feu6te Grbe ein;uidi9ten. Oieie felt
man bann in einen feudteH Seller ober per-
srdbt fie tief in bic Grbe I'M 5reien, nobel
man Iuobl baruuf gu a6ten bat, oaB iie
ni9t pon Wduien btimseiu9t werben.
anfanss apriI mub man nu9ieben, Of bic
&erne fehnen, unb ie baun iofort fden.
User einen re6t warmen &ubitau bat ODER
Elm Wfiitbeet, fann baS &eimen bur6 gins
iteuen Der @efdBe in bieie i'm Sriibjabr be-
i9leunisen, mas iebo9 II fir barte
Steinfrii9te uns NdVe gu empieblen lit.
CUR ausiaat wdble man tribes 8etter
iuit miloer Quft; aud miiienbie Saatbeete
sei9itt liesen, iebr suten Iodern, I'M
Sabre Suuor nit aItem Miit ~sebinsten
Soben baben, tisf sesraben unO fem sere9t
iein.
Die barten S6aIen anjuieiIen oSer emit
Spei gu flopfen, balten mir nidt fir beions
oers rdtb4i6; auerOinss feimen ie Sann
i9neler, ALIEN weun bies SSlen unS &lopien
ni6t nit GROCER Soridt sei9iebt, sebt
Iei9t cine sroBe Mense Der &erne BEL oieier
arbeit p~erIoren unb u~erliert feline &simtraft
sdnslid.