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THE BunDiaa FsADs IN NEW Yoax.- :

y TEE BunDiNa TEADs IN NEW Yonx.- -
The New York Tribune says the prospects
for the building trade for the coming
season fnsthat city have not materially
improved since last year, when they
were not as good as in 1873. Several
reasons ere assigned for the present dull
ness IN tne trade.,the dullness in, bust
ness generally, the reduction of rents
the cost Of building materials. which
have fallen off slightly since the las.
year; the obstinate and ,pncompromieino
attitude Of the trades, unions and the
conseqq4ent frequent strikes among The
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LIST OF New ApvERrIsEMENrs.
Opera House-Miss Anna e. Dickinson.
DR.. T. #. ,Moore-To Rent. c'ls =
Tableau Vivnnts. f 5si
Meeting Columbia Lodge. ~.
Ellen McGuinnis-Final Notice. bf
n. p. Hayne-To the Citizens.
N. w. Trump-Fashiops.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-DAY.-Presby-
terian Church-Rev. J. H. Bryson, IL A.
NJ. and ~ p. M. y,af
Trinity Church-Rev. P. j. Shnnd,
rector, and Rev. j. H. Stringfellow, as
sistant, II A. M. and s p. M.
Lutheran Church-Rcv. Y. w. Bedcn-
baugh, 1O4 A. NJ. 49,
st. Peters (Catholio) Church-Rev. j.
L. Fullerton, first Mass z A. NJ; second
Mass 1oA A: NJ; Vespers Al P. NJ.
Baptist Church-Rev. A. B. Woodfin,
pastor, IL A. M. and P. NJ. "F
Marion Street Church-Rev. W. d.
Kirkland, 10A A. M. and P. III.
Washington Street Church Rev. A.
W. Walker, ii A. M. G4 -.
Irwin's Hall-Rev. D. B. Clayton, 4 P.
NJ. Text-Galatians vi, a. U
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.-~'fhe"Baksr annd -Fszsonv vcombination-
appear ut the Opern House, tomorrow
evening, in what hos proven to bo u very
popular character entertainment So
curedscats ban be obtain ed at tho Wheeler
House. q y 3
The NoY Orleans I'ieayune thus spoois
Of Baker &tFarron's performance:
''Thcse fnnons character comedians
commence q short engagement at tho
Academy, tonight. making their appear
ance i'll Thompson's dramaof Chris and
Lena. The piece was specially cut out
for them, md they rs neatly fit it, com
prising rs it does both German md Irish
chnrnctcrizations, male md female. Il
also "bounds in dances, sketches and
songs. many, of which have become
household melodies. Fnrron and Baker
have grown very popular MS dinleot
actors, and during their last visit hero
were elninently snccessfnl in d-a-,:.s
houses. Their sketches of the "I,ittIee
Fmud' and tho 'NIuldoon Guards' arc
alone worth n visit to the theatre, be-
sides which they appear in somo fifteen
other songs and dances, interlarded with
| dramatic Sketches"
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ANNIvERsAnY OF THE RIcHLAND RIFLE
CLrn. The first anniversary of this
lourishing and much-admired military
organization comes OFF on Wednesday,
May S, on which occasion there will be q
target excursion during the day md an
oration in tho evening. Leroy F. YOU
mans, Esq, has accepted the invitation
to deliver the anniversary address.
There will be three prizes to contend for,
nll of them silver-n goblet, cup and
medal-tho latter to be worn for one
year. The prizes ore on exhibition in
the show-window of the Messrs. Swat
field.
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House-W. 4. smith, N. Y; W. Dudley.
Charleston; G. E. Hopper, N. j.: j. l..
Hirsh, N. Y; j. A. Peasants, Va: g.
Angle, Charlotte; Mrs. A. r. Courtney.
Richmond; w. S. Green, Alabama; MI.
and Mrs. E. Richardson, Miss M. r.
Richardson, Miss A. NJ Richardson, w.
s. Richardson, N. Y: B. P. Lamberton
and wife, U. S. N; John II. McDeyitt.
Edgeaeld; A. J. Gwynn, N. Y; G.
F. Sission, ST. Louis; w. II. Beck, city;
Taylor. T: Dufie, II: F. Behren, CHARLES
ton; ". 8. Talbot. Ky; Mrs. T. Roose-
velt. c. Roosevelt, N. Y. j. G. Sheppard,
Edge6eld; D. r. Esrey. Pa; Mrs. II.
Sproul, Miss Sproul, Ga; A. Emory, W.
G. White, Baltimore; VIM. Clarkson and
| lady, Miss G. Clarkson, P. T. Keith, N.
c.; A. j. Smith and wife, Mass. B. p.
Johnston, Va A. Parker, N. Y.
Columbia HOTEL. NJ. Seigler, G. 90.
r. b.; DR.. Frank J. Moses and two chill
dren, Augusta; Maj. Moses, Sumter; g.
G. Gilbert, "A. j. Frederick, Orangeburs;
T. s. Clarkson, Charlotte; n. j. MoYris,
Charleston; j. D. Stoney, 8. c.; r. n.
West, N. C. a''7Ti
Mansion Houss-E. Calk, Lexington: !:
G. > M, Anderson, Greenville;g j. a.
Trump, city; r. NJ. Davis, Winnsbofo;
NJ. E. Hollingsworth, Abbeville; J. Ii.
SlawBon, city; J. H. Todd, U. g. IA. 90
Hendrix nouse--Mrs. Daniel Drafts,
Lexington; g. H. Nickerson, German
town; W. H. Hayne, j. ID. OoheltfAe,
Baltimore; w. B. Peoples, Sumter. p
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TADIEAC1.- ladies of tho Monu-
mcnt Association announce tableaur M
ran!s, for the benefit of the Confederate
monument. These tableaux will be on
u particularly grand scale, ns they are to
be performed by n corps of fifty children,
thoroughly drilled in their parts. The
costumes and scenery have been carefully
selected. The pieces chosen are suited
to children, heing taken from we'll known
fairy tales. The ladies have given much
time and trouble to the Thinning of tho
little actors, and we sincerely hope that
their lnbors will bo rewarded by large
and full attendance on tho evening of the
26th.
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List Of patents issued from the United
States Patent Office to citizens of South
Carolina for week ending April 16, 1875
Furnished for the PHtgNrx from the
Office of ]. atcC. Perkins & Co., 5i3
Seventh street. Washington, D. c.:
16O. 53l. Hydraulic pnckings
+. Taylor, Charleston. Filed February
IL, 1891 Brief-Tho cup-rinc, Of
leather, is supported by a ring OF rubber
formed tn fit it loosely, and secured to it
on thu outer side by rivcts, for the pur.
pose of holding it in position, ond COM
pensating inequalities in the thickness
OF the leather. The combination of tho
! leather cup-ring with the India rubber
ring contained within the leather ring,
and fastened thereto 10y rivets or their,
equivalents. substantially ns and for tho
purpose described e.
l60,S7l. Signal lights for railroad
cars Il. +. Burnham and W. L. Stronp.
Charleston. [Filad February, II, 1875
| l'ricf 4 friction-whecl 1noflntcd in a
swinging frame under tho car connected
by n belt to tho pulley of an upright
shnfs, on the top of which shaft is mount
cd IL lantern. Rotative motion Ia i'm
parted to the lantern by dropping the
frame. no rs to bring the friction-wheel
In contact with the cnr-axle. When this
Is not desired, the frnme may be raised
and secured by hook or catch.
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LADIES BENEVOLENT SOCIETY," Fon THU
SICK Poor OF COLUMBIA annual
meeting Of this society was very sparsely
attended. 1t is greatly to be desired
that those who were not there will send
their annual subscription of one dollar
to Mrs. DR.. Mot, elected Sccretary and
Treasurer for the ensuing year. There
may bo questions ebout the expediency.
necessity and claims Of other charities
but surely none concerning this. It Is
the oldest benevolent organization in the
place. hns always been conducted by
thoae who have lived long amongst us.
and who are best cognizant of the neces-
sites of the poor and of the proper
means for their relief; while, let it be
distinctly understood, this relief is en-
tirely restricted to tho poor, ,oho are sick.
and unable to toorlc, and whose cases are
personally seen into by the visiting COM
mittce of tho wards in which they exist:
therefore, imposition is scarcely possible.
an objection often urged against tho
bestowment of charity, not under such
supervision rs is this. This benevolent
organization has done much good, but if
its funds were larger it could do much
more. 1t has no resources in reserve,
but depends for its means of helping
the sick and destitute solely on the
annual contributions of its members and
the donations it from time to time re-
ceives. Although it is under the SUPER
vision Of the ladies, yet they hope the
| gentlemen will give their pecuninry aid
, 1875-06-01
pretonscs now made by Henry arc, According to
fsaacs b!lt, mere stifla which II. g. rcsorsed 10
70 dofra,1d I. @. of hta rights.

pretonscs now made by IIenrJ arc, According to
tsaac's b!t mere atiflA which II. g. rcsorsed 70
70 dofraud I. @. of hi. rights.
nENRr's ALLEGATION
that Isaac Acceptol tho Fsco-presldency OF tho
German National rank at yoariy SALARY Of
a., 900 In lion Of all atiaro In tho profits. Isaac
pronounccs utterly fnlso, and save that bosl1
Henry aud htmsof woro to Horva without SALARY
r""a for teir J%z pevsons sn uces In short o never
sgrcotl to serve II. G. It Co. daring tho yaata
1871 ani 1879 far q specific satarv. Certsin
pnrcrs, pnrporting TO be dissolution Of part
declares 10 hare been Htgnoti bT him through
error ant! raisaprtolic'lsion. and unser protest
mndo by liu nt The timc ti,at tl,oy woro fraud.
nlcntly procured by l1en1ys tllat tho ssatomonte
thoretn ato untrue, as,1 that tho papera arc null
aud void In tho language Of tho bil1, Henry
aEafti1y surprised Tho busy 1saao. :ana took
wrongful advantage OF hin,. tsaac, moreover,
denca that ho over received tho a'tm Of s2l, f96.-
l53on tho I'D OF January .:or my osher sur,
a. his slaro Ia tho prnfltB.
The bill EiTes history OF tho manner IN
which
ELIAS gngExEnAuM
was taken into tho firm nud how ho answorel
lIoury's utgcnt cal! for help 81 tino when
and fcars wore felt that there wonld be = run on
tho German National aao. T1,eao wcro critical
tiu,es-the winsor Of 1s79-with tho arecnebaum
family. aud llenry had to call largely on his
lIleHlH LOT haelblREC0. fA1iHR pCcA13D CuEHtcLta
With tho busincBa aa partnor, and 1saso
charges that Henry, III order to show
Elias that everything was lovely cn.:
tered real estate upon tho books, and
"n1arkcd It mp" 30 40 TO- chow gain Of
sovo1al hundred thousand dollarB. Tho ond
accnlel 10 justify the means: at all evonts,
Hnnry'H strategy l,ad tho derirod sffoos, md the
crisis wns successfully passed..
Isnao cannot got over
THOSE rlpEns
Which Horny induced him to s[Gn. Ho rcr'ata
that lo trusted to hta brotbcr'a honor arl itl-
tcgr,sy, and to his eolomn pledge that tho taers
should never DO used to .hia projutt.. The
partnership WAS understood to 10 ponlanens,
and 1t ia untrue, no saSu. TINT he owe focoiYod
any nonoy III bounty OF grasuty, or III as'y
other wny than M his Bhasn OF tho prolitH.
Tho agreement between 1fenrr anu Eias
was kcpt secret from Isanc. aha 20 THIS
dag there has been no dssolutiS OF settlcmont M
Or DIVISION. Wi,on Isaac Iearnd o. Elias con.
necnon with the concoyn hs 0ae indignant Rs
bei,g loft ont tu tim cold and 'goroneg protested
aKanat it. lie claims that 's secret treaty vas
fraudulent, iniqultous, upaBt' ana IN violation
Of lis contract. Isaan 30 y III CONCLUSION: And
your orator ,nsiats ut tho cnormity OF tile
wYsug aud Injustice ttsa dono by his brother is
nosp.!liatetl by oste,tations appeals to tl,o Al
mlthtr, nor by tho somewhat crtraYHgant pro-
lcs,ioi,s, couta,ne'in their answers, Of BROTH
crl. Affection p,s tondorneBe, with which rald
lofsudauts atteApt to cover up their conduct"
, 1875-06-01
THE COUNTY BUILDING

A quantity Of now bonohss for tho Jail calls
were in the yard yesterday.
The Hon. Mr.. Hynea, x-Coneresaman.at-
Large from Arkansas. waa around the building
yesterday, q guest Of Sheriff Agnox.
Tho toma!o prisoners IN tho ja!l vero agn,n
put III laeir colsa yesterday to suppresa their
noise.
4 delegation OF gentlemen from South Bend,
lud., were yesterday shown through the jail.
Tholr eyes tostcl In wondermens 1t its diugy
Nalls.
II. II. sweotser, Of the Town OF Jetrornon,
yesterday rendered his resignation an ono Of tho
Deputy shaliGs, "on account OF = multiplicity OF
osherpnbo and private dutlos." The resignation
Waa accepted, but hib Successor has not yrt beon
named. Tho frequency of designations among
tho bhoriffs employees Of lato is subject of re-
mhrk and the fact that .nost ot them arc Ger
llalla hha raised sumo suspicious In official cir.
cleB.
:. Tho Public Service Committee Of tho County
board held sesslon yesterday morning to conf
pcse lts examination Of tho samples aud prioea
Iof parties seeking contracts with tho couutY,
Atter mature dnsibsratlon they calne to tho very
atural conclusion TINT u, +, per1o|at wns GU
yea TO tue largest anu best contracts They found
tn.I:J. nlnthardt'a b!d for drugs tho most
tMg to do with tho Comn.itteo'a dining md
.e@ing With the Doctor v few days ago Is un-
Ins They recommended btottsuer Uroa. Il
90. supply dry goods, P, G. Ihieimsu, tin
M Ta!t ahd !. hlu!tog, hardware, for tue year.
49, as1 n! recommendations Were subsequently, adopt
o1 1afr Dosl.. did not secm to be Affected at all
ms 1ee.ePAy ny the cllarRe made against him In tho
an?k herman pRFers that he Ind takou
;im1GshiIfhahsett, III tho convicted gambler, out OF
lal AndaY osouing and goao on : snreo
~ Ma'o him. When atst apptoschod
py 4 reporter. he Aad not saan
the chAge but, upon being informed Of ia M.
ture. h| Mustered out, 1Its d-d nonssn.a i
"WhAt'eap ba said about Tho charge !" than
a9eI,ed tho reporter, TO which tho aaswes NAG.
/ "So'o1f1 Tbs pspsrs must abuss sasuebody,
, 1875-06-01
, ADJUSTMENTS,

THE ApELPHl*
Tho largest house and tile best bill last oyon-
Ing wore at tho Adelphi. whore return TO tue
original varsoiy programme wns celebrated wi.l,
great eolat. Tho banishmont of tho drama
from tho boards Of n theatre devoted to
popular amusements seemed to DO rclished
a!l round. The farcc, Which uaa tho
nearest relation to dramatic performance
in tho city, Was tho we'll known sketch
"Tusn Him Out" in which Mr. Shirley Franco
made tho hit Of tho piece. In tho variety bill
there Wezo four features OF especial o1coliouco.
Which III an unusually largo number. Tho first
waA tho double performance Of Miss Anglo
schott III the pictorial presentation of clarao-
ter by shadows on tho face, and tho
vanishing figure illusion. Neither OF
dono very noat|y and wero generally likod. Tho
accond good feature was tho quartet of "Hau.-
Town btudanta," consisting OF Nesars. Ruvhby.
Wallace, conrtwright, md fourth performer
nnkno"n to fame IN = HesleH Of negro melodies
intended to DO OF the htglest order, but Tie
sketch "aa abundantlY full OF character, and tic
delight OF th9 audience was amply testified.
It IL abont time to reyive sstlla plase OF
niaatrolsy. Coming aftor q long sieea of sliy
song and dance bnauoHH, It was a grateful
CHANGE The most telling act In tho programme
Was that Of tho Wilson's. For daring, akill and
ssrongth u has not been eqaaled GU Tho Adolphi
somsrsau!t, and slight On tho shoulders
OF a companion who is hlmself pcrcbod
on the ahouldors Of anothcr IL 4 fest
to which Chicago audencca arc strangers. Thore
arc osher foAs more Gr isss startling by tho
graMmo IL tho graceful and finished tsapoze act
Of Shed Le Clair, which was commented UPON
last week. Ihofc arc other acts which appeal to
mn ~ lht tn haut hi11 1cf% %l,au
, 1875-06-01
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY.

sneetd' Nspdteh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
Ann Annon, al,ci,.. May 1l.-At tho sem-an-
nual election Of tho Literary Department OF tho
unsverslty to-day, Chnrlos A. D1alr, Of Jackson
Mich; A. J. Young, Of Akron, o., ". s..
Walker, Of Flndlay, o. anil Benjamin sabely,
Ok Cornell nlnits H., were elected editors Of
tho Chronicle, tho College papo1, for the cnsu-
Ing year,
, 1875-06-01

mora than = year, Onoardon wss tntorss.tne
ess no good, md havo ti1o adTsnlago nl,ch
comos flom atrangeneas. The velocpele e1hi-
bittoo Ia lnstpid. 1t not positively stnpd. Thoso
who have not soon "1Iumpty Dumptyn will iintl
an opportunity to laugh oyor tho amusing uon-
Bcnse OF the slack aud jill" party.
, 1875-06-01
CHICAGO FtREMEM ABROAD,

EpscAs NSpa<h q 7he thk4a0 Tribune,
1HnlAaArous, May 8l.-Superlnteodent OF
t1Fe-Alsrm Chandler and Asslstant- III arshAl
a~een!s, OF Chicago, made An official tour Of
onf H1s Department today. Thoy wero hos-
Committee Of The Council.
, 1875-06-01

Don't Borrow, Bog, OF Steal
Lawn Mower willis you get one AZ roasonnb]y ~
you now can ut Daitos, l01 and 104 Htate street liz
Keeps full lno Of these mowers, ss we'll o. .ce-
boxes, freezsrs cook-stoyrs, etc,
, 1875-06-01
THE EDtfnRS.

Special Dispatch to Ths CHICAGO 1tfbuns,
LACROSSE, Wis.,. May 31.-The st.amer Andy
johnson, from, st. Lonls, with tho Illinois prcsa
Association on board. has just la,,tod at this
port, and will romaln lioro but about 10 hour,
, 1875-06-01

Chicker1ng Pianos
contain Ill latest improvements, Over 900 rsrsous
bare testified to thor superiority. ncoda Tcmpls Of
Music, % Van Durcn Atreot
, 1875-06-01

Tho mort popular summer drink is Glen Flora MIN.
eral Water For aao by tho gaas or gallon by Il. tn
principal dsuRgfsa and mncral.water dealers III Chi
caEo.
, 1875-06-01
THE ClT.f1ALL

Mtnfo. Tho little MAI c!oscd Without kissing
anu may yes Eebuls III eeoththg sel1ona'
-
l'e C'lf'HALL
r c,.u
'ao tsaeuseF s@tefaay phlo ous soVo'
The Hoard of prt,to vort. rn.,o-,.r q.
ieenta,, lin ro.ta,..,s.s =, ~ ,,,,,,,. uses w
~ ~ vsssrs' 1,'',' " 'sNea "i'!'ams, io'o
aa ~ 'eshoh tatR' anu appointed Ed"att
The vstor of1lco woa rc+or,ov ~ oro,-,,J wilt
~o-t,., -. "No Nv e''"oo'' VII
Pa."ea paying sa'if we'or.ta1cs that At'ndredl
| The t,no for ftvn 11ava A"e" '''" '~'o''>'s'>
u,.. ..-.,,
| ~, lho principal occurrence ycstoEdny vithtr
en9 uomaan o. mo Police Iri!mvtrato gaa tue
teelgnntlqn OF Jnr1ea Nnson, Mastor Mechanic ol
tho f,so Department. Tno rost Of tho tino waa
aoaolp"a IN trying policemen. aud n appointing
spocla4 polteonen Tor tho "Toledo."
Bupt. Helm ycstorlay promulgated Gonera1
Order No. 8, tu Tho poico foEcc, to tho nfraeI
that, OIL and nftor a.dRr, patro1mon wifi t]nn
their summer clothes. iny asido tho I,cayy boits
aud ciubs for lightor nnoa. n,M 1natt; nthcI
preparation for approachiur hot wontfor.
1favo+ -o,r,, 4. All, :. =, ,...,,.
e1iarrc,nr lis a,"nst W ro ps'y !, eMRagen M IN
nr Ionninm ~ Eira ;,s, mlLa tno ooslEn
ii,tatt, Il mo-. n.s,,.ai.. .'osl Ieaa. Az
,.rsit,o,, n,,I H. Aseu4sut3 eauu;ua.o 19t tnht
waa cn;nr T ~ 'Sr ~ psescns W . tooH as II nonnes
"ycnt wiI harav ato 'une ,".o y. Sotfn'om IT,, Ihe
1I,. o...... ..
tAo colnHisteo On Scho0a mot To8ter1ay
AFTERNOON III tho CITY Closk's Office, Aid Cteyo-
land in tho chnir. Tho recommendation Of thn
III ~ +Ia oor,.ar ~ 1ao p.a ol y HeAobl-
49, .rssSl toi - Ha!t"Se "ua IAo6SusA bt!oel6
W. attt oaeA 20 tnat i}oa19, IS lt had becn
"eGaHtHamed tnat to property Lad since been
sod; Iho recommendasioa of tho pnschnso Of q
, 1875-06-01

F1hnos nnu VrEnns.
ono hundred pisnos and organs to rent aso second
manu- pianos for sale at grcnt bargains, to mako rao
for new htock. ". ". K1MuAL1. Htato xn{l Alsms
atfclts, s
, 1875-06-01

There was T. grand row Inst evening hbout s
o'clock vt tho Baltimore h Ohio depot, on tho
east Hide OF tho Exposition Building, aud It re-
quiEed tho uuited eiIortH Ut ntiual OF police
mcn 10 Keep order. About 2tn l.ollonia e1ni-
grants arrived, aud, having Tickets for.trausfer
Mero nbuut to ptocccd on tholr journey when
line runner who has = perfect command OF
ths bohemian aud q hals doxen other Languages,
threw \ banhhhcu III tho camp by BpreAdiug
ainong tho pi'grirna report that II tlloy won't
III the stages tlsey would bo tleeco1 ont OF a'i
eago sha1psra aud bunEo boYs. they wore wary
i'll the extreme, and Btt un Uabylon-
luh howl. and reftlaed to bulge. Only
three OF them Eot Into bus, aud
the laTnaleo 'nen haraaguod. pulled. pushed,
snd 5siasa at tham IT,. 70 @ 10 Purposo They had
Il Mas not until Capt. Buckloy was appealcd to
aud Il poaae Of officers Hout down that thoy could
be Convinced 1hat tho parma!co vehicles wero
safo to trayol IN AcroHa to1u, and tho triyors
aud runners were honest nlon. Tho runner be-
fore mentioned WAS slightly cheekn,atul but
dola3!lluM.
p. THE PxkITExT1A4Y.
Tha l'cnitentary Commissioner and Wnrlop
held r:yatc meeting III thls city yesterday, To
.iH.tiHs tho solaslous Of tho State anl the con-
tracto: who il furnishing stone for tho now
IL cujuyins double contract With thu state
ono for convict labor TO cut tho stoue. and
y, tncr to furnish tho stouo for tho State
lIonso. 1t IL claimed Oh tho ons baud
,hat ,ha t!l tle contractor ..o ts 1 ia debt ., to
'tLer that tho Rtate owes tho contractor
i,r ntons furnished. Tho story Of tho tzoublea
between the contractor and the BtAte Maa dis
c-ssed At length but no conclusion WAs rescdsd,
sof the Eoason that bu; ono Of the contaudlng
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-28

8elttbeil tpobltbGtigen &eform Su err
g~reifen, iileem eS bas 8eilpiel our 9ers
b eB sung ieineS 6eerbeftan>
oeSttm Trieben gibt. S6ot aus
@riinoen Der 8oLfsnirtbf6aft lonte es
oas tbnt. Seite boLtsiDtrtbinaftli6eM
Sntereilen letoelt itio bod nur neil Der
unterbalt oes 8etpaItigeu 6eeres gu biel
bon ben nationalen &rGften abiorbirt,
uno 1ou idlteBttb nt1tetne @rihopfung
oieler &rdfte eiNtreten, 10 muB Die etpige
Stet8erung oeS WfilitdretatS aufDoren
ooer man muB @ro6eru1tge II
III a Cd Il. 's,ssr-i t.iq '
0as oeutide Seer muB tpieber Elm
0olfSDeer tperoen, uuo ais ioI9es
tonnte eS auerOi1gs Die feiteite @runos
lage Der itaatIt6en uno' geleai6aftli9en
Or0niillg 9eutl6lanoS biloen, aber es
miro otelen Gbarafter trob Der allgemeiz
men 9tenitpfi0t imp1er mebr e~inbGBen,
penrl, ME es ieBt 9ei6iebt, oaS !6auptz
%allgenmert auf @rb6bung iei1er Bdbigz
tett, audi lailQe &rtege gliidli6 3u fiibz
relt llto BUR Sffeniipe ebenio p%erwenobar
81 TEN, tDle CUR OefenitDe, gert6tet tpiro.
Glre lolbe E~00i8fett miro, Obre DAB llinll
Que Nblt1t De9en mag, i6lteBIt6
90 d babin fIbren, paB Oeutl0s
LAMB, itatt etn8ig uno aIetn auf 8ertbeis
ot9un9 isineS %eigellen 6eeroe5 beOa6t SIT
letn ltno lit Ieiner @inbeit ipie III ietner
VreiDeIt pie iiNerite S0uBrpebr 8u err
blIfen, ii0 berlfen batter tDiro, Sen all>
bereIt 9tationen leinen 8iaen, ietlle SrD=
llttlg, lett @eleB aui5u3tuiilget, nit Ell
nem Mort Der 81 If TIM Ell ter Don
europa 5n lperost,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-28

&atetsn idoiien gum tIaren Sterneus
bimunel crlpor.
@ic man ie6o6 bon alien Seiten Bort,
mar nir9enos Der 8elu9 Ser ifeltli6en
Geranitaltungen elm 10 i%tarfer, tpie inn
%Dorigen Sabre. Die llria6en. tpel6e
bler5u 5uldntnentnirften, tDareu Derlhie=
Dene. @rltens iDaren Die feltlt6en Ser
anitaltull9en Diel 3a6lrei6er ais i'm boz
rige1 Sabre = Tbeater nlo @artenlofale
fInoigten obne Nusnn6me Sebanfeiern
all :, i'm @egeniaB bier3u aber tpar Die
IbeiInobme bes Bu6IifumS IN Tolge Der
i0le6ten 3eitperbGltnil1e cine %gerin9ere
ais i'm 8oriabre. Wtan0er enbli0, Der
pobl benno0 mitgcfeieft bate; eripnrtete
natb Der NNfforOeru19 oes W2a9iltrats
bon Der SlIumination @roBeS unO r5og
einen abenOli6en Spa5Ier8an9 0ur1 ole
Strabcu Dor. a
Oh 10 groBartigen Sluminationen yes
meiien, tpie Berltn ite bel ben Gin3it9en
1866 nllo 1871 geieben bat, fam lnall
Die oieSid6rige nur cine bei6eibene nellz
1leu. Nber ite tpar oenno6 iniofern cine
aQgemeinere, ais ii1 Die Wiiuilterien uno
l~onltige gals uuo 9albpfftjielle @ebGuoe
all i0r betbetligten. Gleftrii1es &i6t
ullt UlC OtSBtoIuR|S ulU uCUSuttIDpo
Seuer an mlebreren 0ebauoen Der Qinoen
iiberltrablten bon 3eit gu Belt ben SLANG
Der 9i6ter un0 0asf0rper. 0as peits
bin iiber Staot unb Gauo leudtenoe Saz
nal ober biloete Der Gburm pes Gatbs
Dailes I'M Wf~lttelplnft 0er Staot, Der
abwe6ielnoatn rotDem. 9rfnem unO Dtos
Iettem 6ener er9lilbte.
DAB Elm NattpuaIfetertag cine
9roBe potitii0e Geoeltllng bat, braud)t
man boz 8urgern Der Gereini9ten Staa~
ten ni6t Instrumentation. Den 4.
Suli miro fein Polittfer, Dem De. 8es
itanb Der Union am bergen lie9t, aus lets
nem NftiDnsprograMm ltretben %iDoIlen.
Oer slpeite September Derlpri6t fit
Oeuti1lanO balielbe 81 tperDen. Son
Sabr 3u Sa6r be8riluoet er iib, aus oct
Suitiatipe 0eS GOlfeS beruorgegangen,
feiter I'M BpIfsbewuBtleiu. uuo mer oas
beuti1e Gplf fenlt, weiB. Dab e3 ipeit
papon e%ntfernt 1T, nit bIelem Seite iib
III trie9eril0en @rfOlgcu Su beraul1el.
i%ouoern Dab feline Telttrcuoe einSig Der
gemOnnenen, lang erlebnten ulo Grunge
nen Gilgett gilt. ~
Sobannes 9lo6 .