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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

TIE PuBLIc SCHOOLS OF R1cH@oND.-The
following is the report of the public schools
of Richmond for the " eek ending March 10,
1915: .-- a
White Schools Madison and Brook ave.
nue. schools. $40 scholars; attendance, 50 per
cent. Leigh school, $40 scholars; attend.
ance, 81 per cent. High school, POI scholars ;
attendance, 81 per crut. Central school, 51S
scholars; attendance, 81 per cent. Bethel
school, 25i scholars; attendance, 81 per cent.
Bellevue school, $40 scholars attendance, So
per cent.
Colored Schools 81 Baker school. 494 scbol-
ars; attendance, 81 per cent. Navy Hill
school, 375 scholars attendance, 06 per cent.
Valley school, 601 sholars; attendance, 9S
per cent. Six schools had 100 per cent. of
attendance. Eleven schools had 80 per cent.
attendance.
In one group consisting Of thirteen schools
and so scholars, twelve schools had none
tardy. Only one tardy scholar for the week.
In one group consisting Of twelve schools and
$40 scholars, six schools had none tardy, ard
two schools bad one fardy.
l. there city in the United States that
can say Us much!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

RICHMOND AND TRASs-ALLEGHANY RAILROAD
CoMpANY.-On Saturday morning The House
Committee on Roads unanimously adopted
the following amendment. proposed by the
friends of Senate bin No. 254, to authorize
q subscription by the city Of Richmond to
the capital stock Of the Richmond and
Trans. Allegheny Narrow.Gause Railway
Company on certain conditions "-viz: ln
the tenth Iiue, first section of the printed bill,
insert after the words "city charter the
folio wing :, Provided that a majority OF
the registered freeholders of said city shall
have voted in favor Of the proposition" =.
This amendment, if eugraIted upon the
bill, will allow nc: o:subscription to be made
to this railroad company by Richmond unless
voted by majority of the freeholders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

CoNrEssv AwARDEp.-The3 Board Of
Health op Saturday awarded the icontract
for tbe removal Of night-soilby the odorless
excaTatipg process to Messrs. Ashburner s.
Co., Of HenIinp county, at 81 for boxes and
sinks of o. cubic feet and under, and ten
cents additional for every cubic foot in ex.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22
! butler en- civil R,shss. !.

;,W1sanaros, March 20.--A letter, from
Bu tier says that the ci7il-rights bill gives ne-y
groeS no rights in drinking. saloons or barber-
ops. The bill only rezsscrts rights coh.
ferred by common law, and simply gives /
coleresHmen easier means fer securing them. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

A HANDsoMs SPtRg.-Worhmen were en-
gagged on Saturday in removing the sra1old.
ing from the steeple of the Broad'Strees
Methodist church, which has been remodellpf
and painted, and is now one OF the m's't
beautiful spires TO be found any where.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

LAND sALE:-Chattiu, Staples & CO. have
sold to Mfr. Alexander Wilson, of tAlleehany
City, Ra., the farm known as Edge Hill, situ-
ated in Powhatan county, Va, containing
397 acres, for Ss,25D. ...,,lr -,
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UNITED STATES.
ONE DOLLAR.

.'.....' -..''''. ''''''s
Only this and nothiDg more. Congress Is
to enact an Eleventh Commandment address
ed to these pieces Of paper: Thou shalt be
worth good dollar" and the paper is to
obey the fiat OF Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

EASTER EaGs. EASTER EGGs LPIzZINI has
had made the pretiest lot OF Easter eggs that have
ever been in this market. They filled with line
French candles, and beautifully oruamentcd with
landscape scenes, figures, &c. They are being sold
very rapidly, aud those wishing any should call ut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

MOTHERS SHOULDN'T ELEMISG's WORM Con-
FECTIoSS for their children. The child Will eat
them without trouble or coaxlng. Sold every where.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22
LECTU RES.
HUMOROUS LECTURE
w. S. N ID r L w 3.

On MONDAY NIGHT. March 22. 1873, at 8
o,rlnck MIR ". = ASDKEwS, Of New York. will
deliver. at the Second Baptist church, lecture
entitled ,, ,,,-,x,, :,
The following testimonial given Mr.. AEDREws
unnn The oc,;tson OF his last visit here will intro
ducc him to those OF our people who never heard
him: those who have heard blm VIII require 10
urging to inuuce them toateru:
RICuMoHD, VA, October 22, 1873.
Jl. ". ). .indre,cS: ... ...s.. ... u...ra,
Dear Sir-Having enjoyed the pleasure OF listen
ing to your lecture OH Tuesday night In tnc Assem-
dent rs we do, that the puD)'c generaiiS ~oulu oe
delighted with It's repetition we re.luc,t
Won to rcpeat the lecture Eursday night. octooea
23n, AT the same pace we ont ere,sn i"tnre
it is unsurpassed hy anything OF It's Kind we nave
heard In Kiciluond Tor many u day. IL Is pleasure
further to saw that while II excited nnoOunuea
mirlh and provoked irrenesslble and Dolstero,t'
laughter, it was free fromanythlng tnat couid o4-
fenu the most rrtinrd Ia -tr = ,,t--.--- 80
Without being fusoInGs tn the expression OF our
admiration OF The hole producl0n, Dotn us 10 s3ie
and manner OF delivery We feel free 10 say mat we
Lad ns. TO express the visa that others VINO we're
not present Ua Tusscay n'gnL may naHt VIII au & 70
tnniiy Of hearing what We doubt not VIII prove 10
be the most popular kgISogouS iee,urs OF LIE Sea
son. very feSpsJHoyls Jolsa f. EDWARDS, |
CHARLES Ii. READ, ,...
j. L. VI. CUkRY, ,,.<,>.
Il. ,WlLLIa Al PEMBEEdOHSJ
rC.BItT ENG,
-.,.... j. q. GRAN Berry. IliIHf
I.. and manY N, a!hsrs;: a!l1s s:.,
TIcKE2s, FIFTY CENT?. .,m,yn,
For sale at the book stores a. Pzzinis o. "; nar" la
slnll,s g. A. HundIey Il co. g, aira atfhs WV ''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

"No, Sir" said weary-lookipg man on
street-car to an individual by his side, l
wouldn't marry the best woman alive. Ive
been dry. goods clerk too long for that"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

PEMBROKE SHIRTS made to ogder, and perfect
fit guaranteedOr no sale, by <. b. SPENCE L son.
Best quality, $50 per dozen. Call and leave your
mi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

Of IO0n Mech

ELIZABETH, y. j., March 2o.-The Eqql'as
bic Life Insurance Company has iailed-'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

BE SURE TOGO EARLY this evening If You wish
to hear Mr.. WIS ASDREwS'S lecture on dialect
Humor"' at the Second Baptist church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

FANCY SHERTS.-New spring styles Of fancy
shirts just received by f. b. SPENCE 4 Son, Mer-
chant Tuilors, 1900 Main street. ....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

TEE CAsr OF sxs.TeR ,iRAg.x.-Tbe

TBB CASE OF SENAIeB, ,GRAHSK.-The Te-
port Of the Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections In the case. OF Senator George
W. Graham was presented in tire Senate on
Saturday by Mr.. Qtlesefberry,, of Carolipe.'
The report is signed bEIe Messrs. John E.
Penn, r.. J., Ragand,, AaS. ,MGRas, Lewis
E. u. Fhney, and w. D. Qnesenberry. The
other members of the committee are Messrs.
". !, N, N. Lsssland; Charles +; Smith, Samuel
lour gentlemen, it s,saad.3 wiz present 81
sick on Friday night-Ssh the-report was
adopted. and did not vote on it,. The Senate
orSefed the re port TO be- ifrFnsed, and maieN
it the special order for Friday next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

TIT TAx-BliLIi-.-The tax-biltwas ordered
,oien 10 ,ross s nenS1 by the Houseou saturday,
alter being amended 10 many respeas s,oa ana
having added to it an independent srctioa
renuiring the payment of all licffnse71taxesa cf I IN
currency. -.-,,,r.,,,. IL; n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

kYERYB0bE should so and hear the lecture on
dialect Humor" Tonight by Mr.. ". :. ANDREWS
at the Second Baptist church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22
VOL. XLVII.

buy public office. especially a most impor-
tant and responsible judicial office. just as
he would buy horse at auction; thut is, by
offering to pay more for it than any other is
willing TO pay. We can never give the sane
ton OF this court to q doctrine so perni-
cious." go 49, t'.'.
(McMulin tried the same game as against
Terry, offering to give part of his salary to
some good ohjcc,.l t'''5 $3.50. .'. 3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

MONEY! wish to buy 81 900 worth Of Isaacs,
Taylor L Wulhmss one, two, and three years pa
per- W. L.. FLEMING, 1920 Main street, Rich
Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

CoxyEYASCEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING MARCH 90, 1S75.-Lots front
ing 33 feet on Twenty-tiith street between
n and y for Sl,550; 13 feet OH Fourth street
near Jackson for $1,000; 1342 feet on Clay
street corner of Twelfth for $4,000; - feet
on Cary street between Madison and Belri-
dere for 81 600; 81 feet on Cary street be-
tween Madison ard Bevidere for g 600; 20
feet on Cary street between Randolph and
Washington for 800 = 81 feet on Jessamine
street between Byrd and n for $3.50; % leet
ON Twentieth street between Broad and
Grace for s775; % feet on Twentieth street
between Broad and Grace for .Sl25; 1G feet
on China street corner OF Pine for. SS,23O i;
491 feet on Main street corner OF Ninth for
$4,000; 25 feet on Baker street near Prem.
tis's alley for $3.50; 25 feet on Baker street
near prentis's alley for $3.50 26t feet on
Grace street between C~enty.htlh ana
Twenty-sixth for 500; 132 feet on Cary
street corner of Jefferson for 5 ID ieet on
Eighteenth street near Clay for $500; 2l9
teet on Jaw street corner OF Federal for S2l9 ;
% feet on Abigail street for $50. -#-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22
PERUVIAN

old GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN
offer Tor sale the small portion
remaining of this truly valuable 6UAhU i1aht. ,
ers aud others assured that inis GuASo W.T., 10
undoubtedly the last OF the supply formerly dra~h
fin large quantities from The Chtncha islanas1
fe 24-Sm SEDDVN aA0S1~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

ORpNAEeE VIOLAgIeNs--FISEs IMPOSED BY
TIE Police JUsTIeE.-The following parties
we're each fined 60 by the Police Justice
Saturday for keeping dogs without licenses
to do. Paul, Shields, George Salari, R. Can
felt, Maurice Minton, John Smith, Michael
GaIagar, Elizabeth Jeter, Mrs. Michael
U'CoI nor. Mrs. Whitman, James Baine. and
Thomas King, reported by Policeman w. Fl.
Shields; Henry Wenzle, John Marx, Lewis
Thomas, w. IL. Quares, j. C. Coots; Russell
Smith, Lewis Redd, Carter Page, Mary
Thomas, (wo cases. Fannie Powell, j. Dol
lard, Peter Wbitloekc, Rosetta Hunter, Ben.
Moore, Frank Booker, a. Dut'ner, Maria
jackson, William Robinson, and Henry den-
nings, reported 10y Policeman Wesley N.
Smith; Charles Vaughn, James johnson,
Claiborne Lee, Wilson Carter, John
Clarke, Edwin Calvin, Robert Randall,
George Phillips, Martha SeIden, F. l.auler-
beck, Griffin Taylor, William Anderson, Is.
sex Brooks, Armistead Spencer, Junjus
Coles, John Smith, Claiborne Briggs, and
James Monroe, reported by Policeman }. b.
Garthright; Charles Carter, William Robin
SOD, Grandson Taylor, Albert Hundley,
James King, William Williams, Robert Boil
ling, George Washington, Essex johnson, T.
Fi,zhugh, LucIe Day, Ann Staples, Nancy
Scott, William Kinney. E. G. Taylor, julia
Hill, Abram Turner, K. j. lewis, and Ma
linda Nicholas, reported by Policeman j. a.
Cosby. Fourteen Of these paid their fines.
The balance of them promised TO pay up be.
fore The end of the month. In several In.
stances parties showed licenses obtained since
they were reported, but they aYailed not to
relieve them from fine.
Col. J. L. Darlington, proprietor OF the EX'
change Hotel, was reported by Policeman
Gill lor running three omnibuses, four bucks,
and two wagons without licenses. Colonel
Darlington sent to the court licenses for these
vehicles obtained after he was reported
The Justice, nevertheless, as in the case OF
all those charged with having unlicensed
dogs, fined him as the ordinance requires
SO in each case-S90 in all.
John Hurt was fined SO for running an
unlicensed cart on the street, and so tor
taking sand out of the streets.
}. W. Scdgwck WIS fined $40 for running
an unnumbered wagon upon the streets.
O. I. Beard e CO. was tined SO Tor i like
violation OF the ordinance.
George Goyerra.eur and son were fined -
each for fast driving.
George Rosser and +. Lautcrbeck were
fined 81 each for kceping unlicensed goats.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

BOARD OF AIDsRMEN.-The Board of ~
dermen will meet this afternoon ut O'Clock
In The Council Chamber. ..., Nj l..bfg.E., ba
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

"DIALHcE HuMoR."-lf you wish to spend u
pleasant evening go to The Second Baptist church
tonight and hear this lecture.
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Storm

New YORK, March pa storm RON
Washington 10 New fors ana Inc seacoaSS -
Interfering with the telegraph. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

LONDON, March 2h.-John Mitche!lalea'
quietly at SoTcioek this morning ae Drou'a-
Lane. Ireland.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22
Civil, Rights I'm New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, March 20.-Mitchell, tho
CAPTAIN, aud Robbins, the clerk, OF the boat
Seminole, were held to bail to-day to answer
foF violation Of the cipil-rghts bill. r@sf fru
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

GREEsa-The grass upon the Capitol
Square begins to lock, fresh and green again.
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MEETINGS.


NrOTICE.-GRAND LODGE ssssA
Moo IF. OF vLRGINIA.-Ihe aN@9S&$
nI,c.r. ana Delegates es the GRAN -sgssx|
IODiE UE yfRG[SpA re- ding In .,,amd tho
tnis citv aud Manchester who propose L2 aste .me
nrn.ciup snu.Ial session as fIarr!s0hDurS " ues-
anr' Enri, 5, 1875 are hereby reqresiea ~ un@
for consutaaon at the Office Of Fergusson EId}I; TH}s
oorner Of Bourteen1h und MAIN sucTs, Z, q o,c,ocT
t-ioh'A ~ I. WfLEY. .DAVN,
NH 22- IT. ufanu ufs seI'e.a.y. :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

..nNorARY ,AProlSTHn.-Iheti tiIo"si nos ''oh
Saturday appointed Harvey RisE, OF s'aun'
ton, notary publc,1
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ya,xT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
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cIT'IR3,aiYED 'I3,iYI 8 8. sTGhn hna fibmi i,AeiS1
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cover her &Ib xeli ne dewll}Fn l}sg
mi. s2.s,. A9ssRglisr. .aaaa1a6 aaa!ltS. za;,s
cT'RaYED OR STOLEN atERQN SEaSli
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CON- .y,s. ,oS her ebornss ns9rpHH ststaa eaf1 A
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neieisf, w 'gnaeslsssiii piesse .sss5s9ss3h y "
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22
10TH AND TWENpEIHio oB,tah haRs HIS

10TH AND TW WEN'PEIlHIiOsb' Osb'fatsht's
YouNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AsSoctAYieN.'
Predecessor c. T. w'issroEI cdl4ese,
s.. = afoe,,l lISs 10y sH lssfH'sM1fsH MaffSsH $g6Sdd;nia
g,.t;nn. sugst;; r aJ TI,afA nj ftu v
Ss%$s ssSjSsif ftsssth sS Iaa 3sis ha1a
Ear Mi r. sbtn aay ,iattatea u
chaIsE nlsyss sn, h baa n,;IaS a S, n
aI.s 81, ess sesFS5's aHHi' IL '9"s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-03-22

. TIrKE9s, FIFTY CENT?. snl,yn
For sal. at the book stores 4. Pizzni,s o. VI Mar" M
slaIs. q. A. HundIey Il rs, aIra aeths soeF i''
-, 90 III t,,,.n,tttk.I LII. u -rnf
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Bobnuna bate, ionoern in eincm sdulsimmer
idlicf. Sir i;t, ielbit bate ct foit fcinc &c.
biirfniiie, ieius 8irde ober, bic er in Yorts-
mout9 baute, 1T cine oer ldouiten om Sbios
fuiIe. Wloae bcr pIroisc Fricltcr rubcn I'M
Triebcn
+ Sim Soac, an tpeldem baS 8carabnib oes
Gat;v Sarge itattfano, itarb nod Gin auoerer
ocrnienltuoller Nricitcr bcr 9io5ele Cincinnati,
ocra So@tpiiroi9c 9err : Sobann Solepb
" cnsc, &farrer bet ct. F6'lorena 8irde
in Cincinnati SG &crtorbene nor scboren
su Ssnobriid am -. Suli 1929, fam im
Sabre 1850 nod 9merifa, ipurbe 1854 4rie.
itcr unO uor olS Sceliorscr an bcrl6iebcnen
Ylakcu bis su icinem Sooe tbdtia. Nubcr,
Dem mar @atcr Wcnse audi nod fortwabreno
litcrariid bcih0itiet. Inter Nnocrm id)rcb ct
;tuci @cbetbiid)er uno cine Series BON ocutidcn
Sd,ulbidcrn. 9ud fit pcriooiid,e 3eitidrif~
ten liefertc Sater Wcn9c baufi9, ,8eitrage. @.S.F.
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- S(m %. 9lpril muroc bic critic polniid)e
tatboliidc firde in Cincinnati su Gbrcn ocs
III. StaniSlous cinAciuci6t Ser &olfSfrcuuo"
lcitct bic 8ei@rcibuna biclcr 0cieridfcit nit
folgenocn @orten elm
vOie Ginigfcit Der fotbolilden STRIDE uno
bic bor;ii9lid)c Organization oericlbcu lino
Sbatia@en, bic bon 8eobad)tcrn aller Fortci'
itcf(ungen lanait anerfannt iinb unb fciner lpei'
teren 8eueiSiiibruns beoiirfcn. 9(i6t bic Na-
tionalitat, uidt bic 2GHbcr uno Meerc bern,0>
gen oos Betuubtiein ocr 3uialnmenaeboriafeit
bet 8cfenncr biclcS @laubcnS III bccntradtiz
gen, alle betradten fid) ais @licbcr eincr gro.
ben, gcpaltiacu Norperidoft unO bon biciem
@eii6tspunttc aus l6bt lid baS tpirflid) merit
ipiiroigc S@auipicl crfl0ren, ucld)eS iid &c"
fern Den Au9cn Oct 8epoDner I'm nicrcr Stoot
oarbot.
Ginc luin3ise, arme @emeinbe, bercn 0lit~
glleoer elmer 9(atiOnalitat angeboren ipcld)c
I'M @auseu nod ni6t einmal burh 500 Seelen
III Cincinnati bertretcn lit, l6bt ,br bcl6eibeues
Atr6(eiu einlueDen un0 iiebc oa, es betbeiliaen
lid an bet 0eier Gaulenoc BON 1otDolifcu
ocutidcr uno cnaliidcr 3unae uuo etua "a
Tcrcne ;icbcn nit ibren Tubucn uno s(us<
sei@nun9en 1T Hro;cllion ourd bic Strabcn,
l,'n oaS @rcignib piiroig su beaebcn. Sn ocr
Sbat, bic 8ctbciligun9 ecr oeutld)en uno eng,
ild)en fatDolild)cn &crciue an bcr Giniuci,
bun9S>Tcicr Oct srlten polui den &irbc in uu>.
fcrcr Stoot iuar Elm crbehenhcs Sd)aulpicl uno
'nodte einen ii6eraus eiinitiscn Ginbrud"
g(m namlidcu Sage, ou iueld)em bieIe pol>
nild)c STRIDE einacpciDt muroe, itorb in bcr
NGbc BON Cincinnati ;u 9clbi oct ant Sbio,
1ule ipo9lbctannte po(uiide Erieiter, 9}oter
Narae, 3. g. s. GcrieIbc NOR IS Sabre
lang &farrcr in %ortsmoutb, D., no er bic
dd)onc Marienttrde erbautc. @atcr Sarge mar
Elm pabrcr Nadfolacr G1riiti; in Mitte bet
gSelt lebtc CT iuic cln Giniiebler, ST 6otte
feline sigenc SauS6altung, fcine Sipci &6de, ia
mir erinacrn uns, bah CT cine 3cit(ans teine
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- Scr @loubcn5bote bon yousp,(e,
Hp; tpiinld)t oem tlenen 8aiienircunoe Slid
sum oritten 5abrsaaac uno an alien Srteu
uno Gnocn oicle subicribenteu. gSir banten
benz @aubensboten fiir feline sutcu Bunid,e
unb @mpieblnne bcs @lattcs Der @aiien bon
ean;en, @er;cn.
~ Der vStia'mc Der @obrbeit", 10 nie bet
vHurcn,bur9cr @o;ette" bantcn mir fit bic
frcuuoliden @liidruiinidc uno fir bic rob(~
ipocnoc @r,uabnuns unicrcs @lottes uno Mai.
icnbouics.
Ser Tcreinsbotep te bonn Wfonat Nlai
beridtet, oob einem armen @inmonocrcr Ma-
mcns Yeter 3ieber bon ocm @crtroucns>
mann bes Central >YerenS in g(c,u Yort $l.45
iur 9teile nab Yon.crop, g., ous9c3a9lt lcl:
9a5 lit I'M Sanuar 9cidrben, aber biz jcbt fat
nod Niemano ben Setter 3ico:r bier in Nome-
rob auflpiireu tanAe,,
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Bortsmoutb, Obie, an Sic Stride sur 81.
Tamilie 9el6idt, 100 er1S Sabre lang 1e-
gensrei6 wirfte sSn Der gon,en 3.it
ltiner oorti9en Wmtsoer'poltung be3pg CT
gar fein @eDolt, ct befolgte bic Oroens.
reBeln in 8etreif Der frcipiQigen Nrmutb
nab bem 8udlto6cn unb entlo9te ]i6
aae &cniiiie oees 2ebeus gr lebte lpie
Elm @inllebler in Der Mitte Der Welt, batte
oarAaus feline 8eocnuu9 in ieiner
Wobnume unb ldlug'ale Nnerbietun9en
uon Soften leiner Treunoe uno Nersbrer,
i'm, oos 9eben bequcmer 5u MAIDEN, ener-
9il6 aus. Sn Sen letten Sobren lcincr
Gecllprge boute CT in YortD5moutb cine
pra9tuoQe neue &ird)e uno collettirtc Die
n0tbi8en @eloer ba3u sum gr0Bten Sbeilc
in Cincinnati, @ouinaton Nomerop> uno
onoeren @tGot.n, nab unb fern. .9(ui bielen
GoQectionsreilen litt er bdutig Sunser
uno Surit uno lebte 10, Oob MIR Elm
damn BON leiner Con ltitution es ausbols
ten fonnte. Gon Yprtsnout6 ,puroe er
por et>ua / Sobren na6 9elbi, Obio, on
Die Stride iu lin lcrcr lie6cu Trau pom
Sie9ev pcriekt.
9ier lpirfte er nit Dem )eibenSeruf 5eiier
uno 9leider @el6ltucrleusnuns biz ouf
cine Wo6e Dor lcinem Eooe. gm Sonn=
tag ben Is. 9lpril, bielt er gum letten
Ofo!e @ottesoienlt Mm 9iahmittoge
oellel6en 5a9es be fon0 er lid) lcbr INT
>pobl uno auf Nnrotben eines Treunoes,
BET i'm belu6tc, lieb Ct l6 Nbenbs sum
st. Solepbs Snltitut, Dem Il M(eilen
BON 9clbi, entierutcn Nnuitict Der barm'
bersi9en @dpeitern brin9en. 9urd
leine ei9entbiimlibe Qebcnslueile bate
.r ii6 Elm N(agenleiocn ;u9eiogen uno
ien emit 10 farter 40rper gin9 raid
leiner s(ufl0lung entse9en.
e(m 5omit ito9 uurbe CT BON oem 6nb.
muroi9en @eneralpifar Z. Otto Sair 0.
ST. nit Ben Gtcrbelatromenten scrle-
ben uno itar6 am 5ountag mor0eu um
3 llbr. Nn Dem Character Oes &eritor'
benen boftete no6 cmllrt6ei(c9crer, Die
i6n ieit 1eincs Muient6oltcs in Nmerito
genou tonnten, tcin Mafe( uuo lcin tit
tenreiner, NIT ltcrbafter Manoel> feline be-
wunberun9s>uiiroige Gel6ltau fopieruns
uno lein 8eruf fseifer uno leine @nergie
sei6neten i'm Dor Deicn lcincr 9(mts6r'
Der belonoers portbeil6af It ous. r. |. T.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-05-05
Obio @aiieufrcuuo.

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pfang senommen bdttsn, ma9rsno Der
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