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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-30

,.~.,,, ,r,o mi. nor, were discharged bv Ccmmis-
, shels IA .pp,arcl that the jever inside In h' country
and thai told their customers maj was ~
tLat means obtained a bigber rrico Tor H.
At tho Tombs Police Court yesterday John I o"
Of No ITO Hunting Brooklyn va. h.l IN ~ Who
.,,I st me was him last May. bat had since ~
he whom he was maIlel w
1874 Coc did charge but claimed na' ~, y, sob
..stsa him Merhnder for stealing sllS worm nn
Inc r " ID lub Of 20 West Twehhst, was neg IN
bail 10 snswe John Farrell committed or Tns', night
spett in the during quarrel between mem On
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

MISREPRESENTATION oMPAFY0YNBW.Y0Rh
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hPANYOpNBW 'YO oaK
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS V Onn'
iNDIsTRIAL IBITIO yCO MPANY0PNBW-1 YORK
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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KoA Avenue HoteI-Senator-elect Ambrose +.
80, Rhode George W. Hendee OF vermont
"a s, senator W Tobey Ct Henry n. VS. Nicholas
EesI~Copgressman C. Plat Of oweeo, " the Hon
Rs,, Al ins Hpokey President OF the Phlsoephs,
wilmington Baltimore RSrosd Company HGgnGn hogse
O. MsClure Phlade UREoa Square Hok-hator
N Uovpd IT, Bedford CtdrHdon Hoetbieut Col q
CoyeJ NJ Armv Metropolitan Hote-ProL H. B. Haekett OF
W,stnnstrT HOtei-WilSm r. Gill Of Boston. Cole
aa Bo.ss-sa A. Psrnener Of Troy Everett HoHse
ProS Mead and H. Thsver OF Andover, hsSssAh'"'"
fJoh.-Henry FsrsD Of NewHaven.
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Pom dividend will be paid to the holders OF parte
pang policies surplus 1878 the surplus Of last
il the Of $65 600
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY, AT dUDNUrs, IN pRoAp"Af
o.u-a51 KoOp-S3' 3 u M-30' hicuEh'-23'.
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LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
NEWARK, n. j.
Statement, January 1, 1875.

Balance per Statement January Vd
Received for Premiums during the - 80
N, ,sa, .. ~, ..-.14''.,.''4' 65s7 "a
Received for Interest dnnng The year. 1,S27,753 80
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The cOrOners inquest on the H0yt-st' lire,
which was 10 have been concluded yesterday, was
nostponed until Thursday next on account OF the sick
mess Of The Fire Marshal.
The trial of John DOugherty, for the murder
OF Thomas COyne was concluded yesterday The jury
brought in verdict mansaugnter 10 the fourth de-
gree Dougherty was sentenced 20 two years at the
6tSte Prison al Sing Sing.
A Committee, consisting Of Aldermen Kane,
5rownrdge Clark OF Brooklyn, will meet on next
Wednesday with prOperty-owners In the vicinity OF
FULTON ferry, the Brooklyn SIDE TO see what arrange
pents can be made provide landing place for the
stealDbOats which run between Pecksp and Harlem.
j. Cornell Wbite, agent for the company oilers TO pay
1900 a year for the OF pier. and $1,000 for repars
lie said Liz boats B90Jd Wske ~ lrlQs each 9S ~ SUD
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Storage and Insurance Of VaIaables'
TIFFANY & o.,
UxION-sQUAwE, NEVy-YOHH,

UNION-sQUAIE, NE"-ROAsAA,
Send reliable and competent men to pack Wedding
Presents Silver Ware Bronzes Glass, Pottery, Pic
lures and valuable articles of all kinds, which they
receive on storage, and insure at moderate rates
against loss of any kind.
Their Safes and Vaults are perfectly dry, and
adapted to the storage of Shawis Laces, valuable
papers. &c.
Every facility IS given for the occasional removal
of the whole or part of packages They send for
property to be stored with and insured by them, and
return it without extra charge, assuming all re-
sponsibility from the time it leaves the owner until
its return.
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AnnsubcemenLAI
IAnnsuscemenIAl
BURNETr's FLAvoRING ExTRACrs.-The best

Don't risk anything with stubborn cough,
rben safe remedy mar Dr. JATsBs BxPzcroRT sore
lungs and throas speedily helped by It,
LAMPLoUGH's PYRETIC SALINE IL the cure e. i or
fever, bouSneS smallpox diseases and many ober spring
Summer Sold by Cbemiss throughout us w0 am ne
Maker ll3 Holbornhl Loudon England Use no substitute
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SIX hundred prominent names have been
,.cted from nv pubhsi customers found appended Ia
manner the circular OF concern VINO
or, trying to into Burglar Alarm business that plan Every
tub on It's bottom. gentlemen
Wv HoLMEss BURGLAR ALARK TELEGRAPH,
67l Broadway
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EIRE-PROOF B BUILDING co.
or NEW YORK.
Fire.PrOOf Hollow Blocks, Hollow
Brick and Sidewalks.

p GILL2T Vice.Pre.lent ARTHUR BECKWITH, Architect
L. A. TARTIBRE. Superintendent.
Tribune Western
Union Telegraph Del HuGon Canal CO., Beule DeIe stats
ZeurK Ieno Library Equitable Assurance, Hudson River K r.
Freight Depot Wamsbugh Bluk Westminster otel &c
proof than stud and th aud bat
lte
Ceilings in Western Union Telegraph Columbia College
ALA BROADWAY and Hbeck stores Drying Rooms Windsor
Earle and HewYok Hotels Chaisr Institute Continental Bank
o.
with wooden beams protected By our Blocks 10 Windsor and
Hotels Columbia College Peabody Museum &c
Floor arches Tribune LenoI Library Della
Canal Co., 47S Broadway hfyerenhsL
and Hftl.sYe, &c
The rate reduced 30 800 at ls Ann
10 Rade Il BondsL &C. after Ere proof nng bad bta
added 10 the Mansard..
protected hY Blocks Atlantic Savings Bana
Bowery Fhysevenhs and Hfhaye. Ross Hotel
Boilers covered AIS Broadway and Putnam House.
Buildings Artificial erected AamaTOneeE sea G railway
station and Cheny-sL. New York
Sidewalk laid at 1913 Fifth ave-. LenoI Library h,msToneek Sea
Girt station. Tribune Building. &C.
reproo Labore Cottage $500 cubic et capacity erected for
81 800 Builders: Cemenpg Celss and Stables A
proof accepted w the New
York Fire Underwriters and the SUPERINTENDENT Of Buildings
LEONARD f. BECKWITH, President
OPFICE, III BROADWAY Room 1875.
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DEATHS.

Died on the 18Th nsan. a. the wee, OF claw
son-in.iaw, j. n. Perkins. 40. siS a.cI"cr Mrs
S EshffIGz,aBETu ]. sHEPPAkD. IN the SEVENTEEN
year or her age. r.o,, sidney Me,bo-
M ne, .hmt,h gIijS jSs.urtiay) AFTERNOON NJ
half. past 4 O'Clock. Her friends anu rsiau'es sie
invited to attend.
D,ed. June l7th. at 6:15 P. NJ, OF cholers.in-
fantum. EDMOND MYERS, twin son OF ". n
and al. v. stratton, aged Elk months anu twenty
four DAYS. 49, .o,,donno ~
his parents THIS Saturday M,MNiNo ~ ~, Az
o'clock The friends and acquainlahces oi tte
family are invited 70 nkend.
ped. at Jerdone Cattle, Louisa county. the resi-
dence of pr c. -. Coleman, on the 10Th instant,
| WILLIAM q. JERDONE, OF Kentucky, IN the
louisville and Henderson (Ky) papers please
copy. .1#.s.
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spE,,laL NOTICES.

llsT SPECIAL NOTICE. The attention
OF parties who desire TO purchase residence frs
class In every respect Is called to The sale At auction
To-DAY,at O'Clock r. M Of the DWtLLlNS
recently occupied by Colonel Albert ordway' NO.
sol west Franklin. corner OF Laurel and franRhn
streets. by Messrs. John 81. Claiborne ana ho"aIo
swineford, trustees. FRANK HILL
3a1a-1t Auctioneer.
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We have received from the author pa

We have received from the author pam
pbleteopy of an essay read in New York city
in 1873 before the American Public Health
Association by DR.. j. i. REEVES, OF Wheel
ing. on ".Bad Health, its Physics and Moral
Causes, 10 American Womep." The pm.
phlet IL just out. We published extracts
from this able paper when it Sis. appeared
W lie dizzy jsurIais cl NsG y.Ik.
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a Terrible War.

Cheyalier BONNER. the owner OF Dexter
and of the New York Ledger, Gss, from
some cause not known, conceived great hos
tility to President GRANT, and has brought
his Iedqer columns to bear upon him Suct
disparagement. such Tidicule, as Is etnptiet
from the Ledger sheet on the President Il
rare-not quite as coarse as BRICK ROAB
aoY,s, but it is not welded with the free
dom and ease that characterized Bricks eul
gar slang. The Ledger man seems not &
know how to do it. But still, he does hin
best. The stable is in an uproar. Boss
SER's whole stud is kicking, having just
found out that GRANT is au insult to the
whole human and equine racel
How ia this? We thought the horse-link
had bound BONNER in friendship with the
President. Is it professional jealousy? We
know that that passion is bitter in the eX-
treme, and the higher the profession the
more rancorous the passion becomes. We
should think that that epgendered in the
heart Of the knight Of the currycomb would
be pretty strong. 1t certainly is when it
prompts the cheyalier to deuounce the Pre-
sdens as having been once "a bauler. of
cord-wood to st. Louis market" This
should have been enough to damn the Pre-
sident to all time but the insatiate BONNER
is not satisfied. He indignantly exclAims,
"Out upon the poor fool!" "Did you
ever?" He'll next ".write him down an
ass"
There is no telling where this fearful wal
will end. All humanity and all horse. manity
should cry out "Let us have peace!" The
national peace is about to be broken intt
many pieces. Bring clover, and herds. grass
and timothy, and bluegrass, and the succu
lent Luzerne, and bestow freely in the rack
and quell the row among the horses.
BONNER is one Of the cunniDgest of adver
tisers. We think it likely that he has falIer
to abusing GRANT to get his paper noticed
What q mercenary rascal be Is TO be defamipe
3 brother horse-fancier for such purpose
We have no doubt that the President thinks
q man who would disrupt the ties OF friend.
ship for so me:cenary feeling is hardly iii
20 associate with a Cob-a SYLyASUs COB.
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w.nRtNGEN.

u,r,,ea on the 17,h dayof june: 1872, hy me
Rss.J sGarIck, d. D. Mt. ~ aa 10 M Vi hhict
formerly Of Mme ,nr@crlv or Chesterfield county
ya both late OF kichmonu. -.,.
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t 1s-t26Je
CITY ESGINkEI's 9 ,s7s

CRY ENGINkEH's VEIiEH{
RtcHMoND, VA. june Y 1917 "a
NOTICE.-SE PROPOSALS. n.
IN be received at this office until WEps sffS SiNG
June ESD, At 2 o'clock ~. !or &c WrrH HAY
The CITY MULES AND ho.oES
for the tfrm Of three mouths. The r,sh, 10
The COMMITTEE Oh streets fe'er'es '">
reject any or all bids offered. ,.,,,, hv ,nplyirs
:, E ,S,i n, q. pfop''A's W. 4. CUTsH A".
atth,s ONCE. City Rrgld:e-.-.
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PROPOSALS.
no ARCHITECTS.
RICHMOND, VA, June ls. 1870.

RICHMOND, VA, Jube To- Io'V.
NOTICE TO BRICK CONTRACiORs,
IN CEMnNT DEALERS, AMP 9TH dS,he
Sealed proposals will be received q! Ihe SnY he
cath or june at 12 o'c.ock N. for iufnis!'Wvtr vi
tine new reservoir bRIuhs. CEMENT. 1hS t-N'
and hASu, to be used 10 iuing the same ,s ob-
Specifications and forms OF protasa,s s the city
Bidders may bid separately for Furnishing sa -
ton or the whole OF the materials 1ua,sri,i pro-
All cases must exhibit samples OF the ma'S
posed TO be furnished. IN. riyis 10
The Committee on Water reserve, .nT The
reject any or I'll bids offered ano " ,s, material.
.o.n tity tupinrer:
NJ
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CITY PSGISEEx's QFricE'i
RICHMOND, Va, June II, 1870
TU STONE-CONrRACL

su.rrn PROPOSALS win be received At 'hs,
oaice mill WEDSkSDAs June 23d. ~ Il SfTE
a.. for FURNISHING and LAfiSG I'm and
IUkbIN6 and FLAG1ISG n q iot feu ,sn,hs nom
relsying same for the term Oh niue i"oA
Juiy LIST next. .,a,a 80, be seec
SpeciucaiioDs and s,mpies OF stone eau y
upon application at this ONCE. Tho right 10
III a t,ommittee IN stress reserves TUG IL con.
reject sny or ali bids offered and OF tfns niers
trsc. Tor each sfticis i.qurea 70 'ne io"e0'
therefor. A,.,,aa nv applyips
at ms once. City engineer.
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. COHEN BROTHERS

III COHEN BROTHERS
are selling the best PACIFIC LAWNS mot in
remnants) at Ike.
They have also one of the largest assor ments of
DRESS GOODS in the city.
DRESS GOODS at 8, 12x, 16, and 1sc. for the
WORSTED DEBEGEs-reduced from 33c.
All the better quality DRESS GOODS reduced in
price.
Their assortment OF BLACK and COLORED
SILKS, both for dresses and trimming, Is the
largest and cheapest ever offered, being bought
at various auction sales.
Do not fall 10 gee their BLACK ALPACAS anu
GRENADINES before you buy.
VICTORIA LAWN at 12Kc., at &c. reduced from
3Oc., at 25c reduced from 40c.
Grca. bargains In FRENCH PlQUE3.
Also, FRENCH NAINsOoK and CAMBRICS at
from 10 to csc, usual value 50 to 45c.;
SWISS MUsLINs and TARLATANs bought at
recent auction sales. See their prices,
FRENCH-wOvE CORsETs at 5oc. at Tic. worth
a1,nts2 selling generally for s1.75, at $3.50
reduced from 1915. .. jog .
The largest variety In HAMBUR9H EDGING and
INSERTING ever offered.
Also, a large stock Of PARASOLS,
COTTON TRIMMING in great variety at fully half
value;
Also, COVENTRY and GUIPURE TRIMMING
at considerably less than usual price.
RIBBONS in all widths and shades;
sAsH-RIBBONSf from SOC. up. jeo
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p AWLEY SPRINGS,

DERSONS WISHING BOARD in The
Il COUNTRY can nnd u comfortable home, goa ,a
fare, and pure air st Hanover CGurts ,iw IN The
I,h,saneake and Ohio railroad twenty miles hscns
fin Ills city render 1t very deslrabie 10 nusln.s
msn In the city. For terms apply 10 I'LL. IL,
A. aupdey, VIM & HAw. Sauds. cake, ano eh
Ter, and Robert Leckey, kichmoud, Es.,ncny
lie 2-W&slms y. u. "OlD-N-
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" COD-LIVER OIL,
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION-THE BEST.
PUKEsT. AND MOST ACCEPTABLE
TO THE STOMACH.
We have the testimony Of our physicians who
prescribe 1t, and OF patients who have taken Is, that
1t is more ACCEPTABLE to the stomach and more
easily assiniated than any other oil.
A fresh supply just received direct from New
foundland. MEADE q bAhER,
Importing Pharmacists,
fe10 S19 Main street.
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DRY GOODS.

ON MONDAY, JUNE 2lst, l WILL
" MARK DOWN ALL DRESS GOODS re-
maibing In stock from fifteen to twenty per cent.
lower than these goods have been offered ut any
time This season.
splendid stock of CAsSIMERES for boys and
mems wear a large line of KID GLOVES, WHITE
GOODS, LINENS, and HOSIERY, will also be Of
f.red at reduced prices.
Call early and be convinced that you eau secure
bargains at CHARLES HUTZLER's,
,a7o GIL BrOuj street.
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ITO BE READ By LADIES ONLY
l. We are now ready 10 ofcr the ladies' OF hlch-
mon superior UNDERWEAR Of our own manu-
facture and guarantee the material used better, de-
Signs prettier. aud ..,,x,..
Special attention Is called 10 our
GLOVE-FITTING CORSET~COVERS,
which = lady's wardrobe is incomplete without
Mrs BROOKE presides over the SAMPLE OOAs.
and Will take great pleasure In showing goods
BROOKE s. CO., 1114 Main street,
second floor, second door above Dfspdtch once.
my 3.3m
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THE ATTENTION OF THE PROPRI.
4 kToRs OF the several Virginia Springs, Wa;
lering Places. and Hotels Is calico to my large and
PLATED GOODS. and CUTLERY, suitable for
their USE With an exEerle CT Of ten years catering
TO their wants aln satf>ea that can give salts
faclion. A large assOrimeDL OF Refrtgerutors w o.
ter-C0oers, and lrf-PtcnaIs, always on hand.
iAls0afui line or Gbiaa aud Granite Cbamber Sets,
dccaralad anu WHITE Us we'll az riu Chamret Sets
In great variety JAMES w. gibson,
L,29 1907 Ja!G stree. 3@lcluoDc. Ya.
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COMMENCEMENES.
CEMl.CENTENNIAL
SEMl.CENTENNIAL a..
y --",'-,-.--.-- COMMENCEMENT
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE TO THE
ALUMNI AND OTHERS
VIA CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

All persons attending the commencement e1er.
cises who pay full fare TO charlottesville ria this
road Will. ON arplicauon to the conductor ne FUR
ton Of which to the agent ut Charlottesville they
can purchase tickets TO return at ONk-THlRD OF
regular fare.
ttound-lrip tickets, good for one week. from
Richmond 70 Charlottesville will be sold IL IS 40.
Spec ia trains will be run between Charl3tlesYiiie
anu University every hour dur ing the exercises on
June 2Sth, 29tL, 30ih, and July Isl and I'd.
G ISWAY b. HO WARD,
General PASSENGER ard Ticket Agent.
W. NJ. s. DUNN, Engineer and SUPER, tcndent
Trausp ortaiion jelS-tJy1
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SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS, AL.
y LFGHANY COUNTY. Va. NINE MILES
CHSSApEAKE AND OHIO KAiLRUAD The
unde. signed. for several years connected Win the
official manaeemert OF the above:namea spTiaf'
ana for the past few years Ia the same cap.Gl,! AZ
spectfully announce 10 his friends aud the springs
going public that he Is ,eastd these CELEBhArEp
TONIC SPRIyGs-ihe best In the mountains BJfH
on the FIRST OF JllSE 1875. for the reception
Of visitors rs frs,-cass In all denartmrnls ihe
establishment having been nvrrhanea ahd putin
GOOD ORDER he hopes TO receive share Of the pub.
lie patronage. For pamphlets and circulars. L.
qnIre of Messrs. PURCELL, l.ADD g Co. kich.
mond; COLEMAN. RODGERS & Co., baltlmorei u
OF the Undersigned At thu -prlngs.
NV 22. I'm r.. WiLhI>SDS, Proprietor.
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MIR. r. Nj. POWERS HAS JUSffS
Xl arrived from The Valley of Virginia ~
with superior lot OF 80 dole and HAhNEss-
HORSES. call and zee them.
we keen HACKS. BUGGIES, and HORSES for
hire, frst.class. We also have SECONDHAND
BUGG tEs for sale. ,n1,r, ny
nv 20 fubSch - w.
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~ NEW CAssIMERES, DRILL S,
DUCKS, &C., FOR SUMMER.-T.R x. PIECE g W.
LINEN DRILLS. LINEN DUCKS aud SUIT
.INGS, DkAPE lie ETE Tor aennsmen; sOChs,
SHIRT, TIES. &C. Stock kept full sitd comp's,e
al tbs time. ~ - $50 Je . +.
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rfaR RENT.

TOR RENT. BRICK DWELLING@ss
e. corner of. Belyidrre and Grace slreets I'LL
six rooms Kitchen; gus and water: IN Sood re-
pair: iert low. LfNE ~ ibhoIahf me-
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QUESTION: Where can buy <~a1
W good SHOES for LaysAlf or chill. eAeses@sS
dren al low figures, but II ,,de Of rood materlaif &
between Second anu Third, where nothing but city
made goods are sold. "a. f#ss- AL la :, q.
ROOTS footed 10 order for OILY SO. sc 16
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R~ LACE SHAWLS, LACE SACQUES.
We have a veiy large stock In TIL, line aua oner
special induce MELT;
lilo SYCLE BhOTHEkS'.
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nUN'T PAY % FOR A GAL &Wa
~ TER Wh,a you can buy acity-madeak23eGS
one for 81. bout pay - for snoe wnen you can
buy ore for IS. This Is true; you don't believe
H. 10 to the factory, 216 Broad street between Sec
ond aud Third. Nothing but city-nade goods sold
DEk FOX ONLY SO. se16
, 1875-02-13

CO It ariessseabr m
u nSuee. 9ie Stimmre9tsfrauen
amerifa's Iinb ndmli6 pollenbs mad se
lporoen uno molten ni9t ldnser mebr nit
lid ipaben ~laiien. Sn philadelphia biel
ten iie neuli9 cine 8eriammluns ab, Bel
Der es siemli6 sebarniI6t bersins. Teier
lid orpbenb lieben iie benz .gonsreb bic
Warnung 5ufommen, tpenn er ni9t pDr
Dem a. Suli 1875 ben Weibern ale
&e@te. gripilesien unb Greibeiten ameri
tanii6er 8oabiireer setpdbrte, 70 tpiirbe1
iie ii6 ni6t al n%nierer gentennialfeier
betbeili9en, lonoern am 4. Suli 1876 li9
in Den S1poauinfel 3urid5ieben, bort
cine rationale St,mmre9tsconpentipn
obbalten nno iosar ale Grauen Der altsn
Welt, Die BON europa, lpie jene bon Ma=
rocco uno 5inouftan, BON China unb Qu
bcI9, %einlaoen, I'm, in Der eroBen 8ewe=
sung mad Der Dollen @lei9bere9tiguns
bin ii9 ibnen an5ui9IieBen.
, 1875-02-13

@ir erieben aus Dem u&id. @bis,"
BEN u2pn6burs &epubliean" entnom=
men, oab 20 oeuti9e Smmisranten BON
9euti@lanb bo,t ansetommen unb i'm
European Soule" abseliesen 1inb. Gu
balo oas Gis sel4molsen, weroen iie
mad ibrer tiinftisen Seimatb, ndmli9
mad Der beutl9sn golonie, nabe Big
Sslanb, in 8eoforb County, 20 Meilen
BON 2pn6burg, geben, Inn 1id bort nie-
bersulaHen. 9ie partie umfaBt Mdn=
ner, Grauen unb &inber, wopon breipier
tel i'm 2anobau unb Sanbarbeiten se=
iibt, uno elm Bib Ger @elunobeit unb
Sr6bli6feit iinb. Sbr grl9einuns ma9t
ben Ginbrud, iast bas glatt, als wdren
1ie i'm Stanoe allies, muir ni6t bas In.
m5slide, 81 %boabrinsen etc. etc.
Gs beibt, .oaB cine sroBe 3abl ibrer
Sreunoe i'm Mnfan9 oes 6riblinss mad
folsen ,piro.
Wenn Die Sade 10 fort ssbt, ba fam
nod aus ber Smmisration in @irsinia
etluas weroen. Wir woqen es piin=
i9en.
, 1875-02-13

6 p-W It gisarren. SIM
Sabr 1869 tuuroe bic erite Gisarrenfa=
BRIT @eit bon elmer alten uno be-
items renommirten ipanil9en Girma eta=
blirt nnb jebt bat Die Sabrit felt einisen
Sabren i6on cine iol6e a~usbebnuns
errei9t oaB tie fir bic sr6Bte Der @elf
gilt; i'm porisenSabre lino oaielbit iiber
10000, 900 @isArren fabriairt poroen.
8ei Griinban9 Der Sabrif puroe beab=
li6ti9t, Die beribmten Sabana= gisar=
rem fir ben &auher biGiser gu beI6af.
fen, als bies bel ben boben g%insanss-
soasn m69li9 mar, uno ba Der Sabat
i'm unberarbeiteten 3uitanoe bebeuteno
serinserem ginfubrsou unterliest, 10
mar auf bieie @eiie eine@elegenbeit se<
boten, bi0isere gisarren 3u Iiefern.
Die Gigarrenmaaer iino meitens bon
Sapana sefommene gubaner nnb oa,
onr3 miro es m0sli6, elm Sabrifat at
lieferr, wel9es benz d9ten, in Sapaaa
fabriSirten. fait slei@tebt unb babel bod
elm Srittel peniser foitet.
, 1875-02-13
@ef6dftsDerGn Derutsa.

Sos Gompaenie. 8eI1Gft nnter Der
Girma rSobn $. 8oI9en & 5obn" lit
pom beutisen Gage bur6 sesenieitises
uebereinfommen aufgelDit.
German 6. BoI9en miro bic @ei9df=
te Der 6irna abpideln.
grebitoren ipollen lire Re6nune ge=
fdai9lt 5ur Iusslei9uns %einlenben.
Mae Sebitoren rerben ernltli6 er=
iudt lire &e9nunsen anf Inforberuns
prompt su aablen.
Sobn $. 8oi6en,
German 6. BoI1en.
Sd siebe mid bon Dem Geiddfte, u,-
ter Der Girm, n8ol6en & Sobn," su=
rid unb iage meinen oufri6tieen Oonf
| meinen Sreunben unb Dem Ynblifum i'm
olsemeinen fir bas 3utrauen, uel9es
mir in ben 20 Sabren, tpd6renb i1 bos
@eiddft betrieb, seidenft purbe, unb
bite es auf meme Na6folser gu iber=
trasen. Meinen dlteren Sreunben, meI=
den es pieleiGt an9enebm fem tpiirbe,
BON mir bebient Su tueroeu, erlallbe i'd
mir Su bemerfen, bab i9 jeoen Sag i'm
2aoen 5u finoen iein luerbe, um hire
anftrase, ME friiber entsegensunebmen.
Idtun9spoa
SobnS 8oI6en.
8ir bic untersei6neten BADEN am beiI
tisen Sage elm Gompa9niesei9dft, unter
Der Girma Serman 8ol1en & BRO. &c
bilbet,u m bas Stiefel=, S9ub= u.GoHer=
@ei9dit %unieres Naters, pcl9es er i'm
Sabre 1852 etablirte, fortsuleben. Wi,
peroen, inbem mir unlere gan5e Mufmerl
iamfeit benz @eI9dft mibmen meroen,
uns als Nadfolser ber alten Sirmo
Sobn $. 8oi@en, ipdter 8oi9en UNI
SObn, wiirois su 5eisen iu6en.
Serman 6. 8ol6en,
Sbeobore 6. 8oi6en,
NM? 500 & Sill 8roab StraBe.