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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-27
CLOSING WORK OF BROOKLYN ALDERMEN.

The last meeting of the present Brooklyn
Board of Aldermen held yesterday afternoon.
Nearly every member present and the outside
the rail crowded with City Hail politicians The
appointment OF Ray w. Potter assessor, which
laid over from last week. confirmed. The recon-
mendatiOns OF the Law Committee were adopted rela
tive to the proposals for STRENGTHENING in 1877 These
direct the Board Of City Works TO advertise for proposals
at once on nearly the specifications last year
The report the committee regard ~ tho
paving OF Rcid-aYe. accepted after long and ami
mated discussion. To the report appended state
ment that though the committee believed the
10 be exorbitan there remedy for the property
except through the courts as the power Of reduc
ing assessments longer In the hands OF the Com
Council This statement was IN accordance with an
upinon by this Corporation Counsel. An ordnance la
prevent the scattering OF salt upon paycmcnts roads,
cartracks Ia any part OF the city the purpose OF
melting snow or ice was referred TO the Law and Rail-
road Committee The report OF the committee ON the
new municipal binding accepted IL eInbrJlced all
the contracts and bids for the work and statement OF
the purposes Of the different portions Of the building
resolution Was passed requiring each OF the city de-
uartmeuts TO the assigned III the plans
BEFORE adiourning a vote OF thanks rendered each
of the officers OF the board for their services Alder
deTnan French responded. ana reviewed. something OF
the work done during the year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-27
THE NEw.AMsTERDAM SAYINGS BANK.

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 26.-ln the Supreme
Court Special Term. to-day, before Justice Ingalls, on
application OF Richard NJ Bent, receiver of the New
Amsterdam Savings Bank of the City Of NewYork, On
order entered directing the United States Trust Com
pany to deliver TO said receiver any Of the bonds and
mortgages now held by them deposited BY such TO
cslyer upon his recepng therefor and depostng with
the said company the full amounts due on eaoh and
every OF the said bonds and mortgages 80 delivered
as principal and interest at the time Of such delivery
The receiver Ia aso authorized receiving payment
any of the bonds aud mortgages In question: 70 execute
the usual satisfaction asEsnnent and deliver the
original bonds and mortgaRcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-27

Tweed and his copartners viIlany brought TO
justice months ago because they had robbed the
city treasury, while The liquor ranc Is pertts1 yes
chartered to 20 on when robs tho people or millions,
where Tweed took only thousands cannot the Chrstlan
the moral and temperance heart OF New York at least DC
awakened to protest and work against this great public
wrong and thus TO extent do away with tho cause
of crime poverty and death, and lessen the number Oh
sad cases such as Julia Deems and her child
hinlstOn, ~. Y, Dec 20, 1 S70 ---- HUMANITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-27
nratyrSs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Assignments for the benefit of creditors were
fled " stery with the County Clerk by Joseph HeiH 10
Aaron Asher by Henry Boak to John C. Boak' py LOUIS
sehlamm to Morris Taylor, by Henry H. Allen 10 ueorSo
Silver by Lena Geist Samuel C. Chebovsh py iiusn
Hardman to Edwin y. Corey, and by hachei fhi'hp'
Bernhard SteinhaTdt. -. -, No an Nassau
stein Brothers dealers IN watches al No. 90 Of
st. have been adudlcated bankrnps Oh to Pnnrters at
No 373 broadway have been adiudicatod invol2ntay
baDkrup;s, with liabilities Oh %So'ooo anu "''N''
60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-27
ASHORE WITH FROZEN BODIES ON BOARD.

ELLSWORTH, Me-, Dec. 26.-An unknown yes
sci went ashore in the late storm on Marshal sand near
SWANS Island When discovered she had gone to pieces
Three dead bodies were found among the mbcrs frozen
stiff and naked except shreds Of clothing about the
neck and The stern had been carried away but the
beam found bearing the humber 6o,Ssl. Inc ton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-27
CRIMINAL NOTES.

AT ths Washington Place Court ysstcrtaiaSss,n sss
Kehoe 81 900 for stealing tho
and Michael Desmond In liquor STORE On IN SsOO BAL
CHRISTMAS night Hugo Schultz was hea eth 500 if
charged With stealing a watch ana onain "V'~
naplsi Ahern Of No f37 East Eshihsl ..,s.y.
Al the Essex Market Police Court iii 50
Mophem Block charged Bertha Cohen M
ING diamond pin valued az $3.50, rom Dis i n desai.
2t7 Fast Eleventh.st. Oct 3d. she Va ~ Reoney
81 600 Peter Messieher any ~ answer In dssss
Al 100 bali zach for entering tho stos Y on s s
Bowery, and stealing cigars yalued !" siV"
nj Nae Q5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-27
TIE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

At the Office of the East River Bridge is a
representation of section OF Of the great cables
which are to support the roadway OF the bridge tits
feet long and inches In diameter the latter dimen-
son corresponding 10 tho diameter OF one Of the cables
II is supported handsome PEDESTAL Tho upper end
OF this model perfectly smcoth showing each wire dis
tnctly and the manner In which they ore closely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-27
NEW TRIAL DENIED TO THE NEWARK MUIR
DERERH

Chancellor Runyon yesterday decided not to
grant writ OF for new trial in the case OF
Charles Oscbwald and Thomas Ryan, sentenced TO be
hanged at Newark Jan. for the murder OF Police
man John Stanley Brock The only hope Of the doomed
men "a that the may grant them respite until
the meeting OF the Court OF Pardons All that this court
can do Is 10 commute the sentence 70 Imprisonment Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-27
THE CITYS MORTALITY RECORD.
FIGURES FROM THE HEALTH BOARDS ANNUAL RI
pnRr Foe 1876,
POKT FOL IbIU'
Tho foIIovvino il the reDOrt of the Health

The following is the report of the Health
Board, beginning with Jan. Of this year and ending
with last Saturday significant fact that while the
eoroners have held nquests upon the bodies OF several
thousand persons who have died from natural causes
only 10 cases we're submitted TO them during the entire
year by the health authorities deserving OF special In
yestigaton and inquest The following are the principal
horizons of the report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-27
nFcrsioNs-DEc. 20.

S,prsme Court hdmbes--By JudSs SSswnsa =. g
peSsmer sgt Won B,os Vol sss srspisa posSy 81
Dlcksop Lorjlsr sgt gD dn-oractss oiedo Ws9ssa "a
Wss.ern Railroad Company nsaS,,s eoanss on
~ divorce granted bat without esptd
,aninu,. In me matter ek Dsu1te-asv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-27

lfo The prisoners haze prepared statement in WHEN
thev assert their entire the crime ard aege
thai the witnesses against them mistaken OF COM
Initted perjury. - -.-...-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-27
SUIT AGAINST 4 REAL ESTATE AGENT.
A suit has been begun in the BROOKLYN CITY


A suit has been begun in the Brooklyn City
Court by Mrs. Anna NJ. Kerr against Sylvester H0ndow
we'll known real estate agent OF that city, to recover
$4,000 damages for alleged breach Of confidence The
papers were served on Mr.. HOndlOw saturday. The
complaint alleges that the plaintiff, who owned lot
fronting at No. 100 FutOns Brooklyn, with lie rear at
No. 70 Poplarst placed the property in Mr. HOndlOws
hands 70 be sold in 1872 but that ne induced her TO
erect the lot fourstory tenementhousc, which, 1t Is
asserted built under his supervision 10 Is claimed
that he msrepresented the cost Of the house. having
said that it would be $4,000, when it really amounted
to $27, 900. The plaintiff was compelled to mortgage
other property to her detriment Sue further alleges
that the house was not well constructed and is III
adapted for the purposes for Which was intended NO
answer has yet been made TO the complaint
Mr.. HondlOw said yesterday that he was not Mrs.
Kerrs agent when the house was built although he had
been before that time He thought the suit an at
tempt TO extOrt blacnai The architect OF the house,
Mr. Morrill, stated that well constructed and was
Intended TO accommodate 10 families with store In tho
Fultonst. front Tie lot Irregular in shape, being
% feet wide on Futon-st and tSan that width
Poparst sud il impossible to cause each room IN
the house be well lighted few changes were made
in the pan and 900 of the contract price was allowed
to Mrs. Kerr by the contractors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-27
UNREAsoNAnLE. : sympatliziug Stranger-

Bless me How did you manage TO fail like that sir 7
Irritated Equestrian who has como To
t. couldnt remain hanging In the air after the hors
runs away frgu me-could 9'-iFanny Folks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-27
THE COURTS.
A CONTRACTORS DEMANDS DENIED
RIGHTS OF CITY OFFICIALS IN AWARDING cor
Z y. ~ TRACTS

RIGHTS or CITY OFFICIALS IN AWARDING Cor
80 TRACTS.
Judge Lawrence, IN Supreme Court, Chan.
bers, gave his decision yesterday In the suit OF m
People on the relation Of James Mckono against A n
Green, Controller, and tho Commissioner OF Publ.
Works The relatoF was the lowest bidder for grsds
and regarding Madison-sye. from Eghty-sixth-st "a
and be rendered sure,I,.
TO the Commissioner of Public Works Before the sr
tics submitted FOR approval to the Controller n.
reator obtained leave from the Commissioner to uhs
tuto suretes In place Of those originally offered Tn.
Controller declined TO approve them, and after maada
to pass upon the adequacy Of the suctes the Con
troller found both the original gureties inadsQusts
New suretics were offered The Controller not accepting
them, order 10 show cause why mandamus should
sureties was granted with temporary injunction mean
while prohibiting bin from returning the contract as ope
upon which be rejected the surettes. Meanwhile fhe
Commissioner OF Public Works had intimaf5t thar az hs
amount OF the plants BID he proposed TO revoke his
consent TO the substitution OF surety for another
and therenpon secOud order TO show why he be
not restrained from any such action granted and
both orders presented before Judge Lawrence wio
refused both applications of the relator He decides
that the case turns on the right OF the Commissioner
Public Works TO Withdraw his assent 70 the substitution
OF suretes the bid. The reat0r obtained no absolute
der he was not the lowest bidder giving such security IA
required by law The allowing OF the substitution Of
other suretes act OF grace and II the cost of
th work could be reduced oin 100000 to 100000 It
proper that the permission should bs revoked. III
he had power to grant, he also had power to rcact the
favor. No here made out for an injunction
the Commissioner of Public Works maBdamus the
Controller, and tho motions were therefore denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-12-27
A SEQUEL OF LEvMGER's EMBELLISHMENTS

A SEQUEL OF LEYIHGER'S EMBELLISHMENTS.
The foreclosure suit of Moritz JOsephthal and
another against Felix II. Heyman and others has been
decided by Judge Van Worst supreme Court Special
Term. The defendant, Heyman, applied for loan Of
$4,000 first mortgage on property ON which there
already 81 900 mortgage. The plaintiffs agreed
make the oan and referred 1t 10 Adolf Lcvnger, counsel
of the German Uptown Savings Bank, who has run
away with much Of the banks money Mr.. Lovnger
amned tho title and sent the defendants bond to the
plaintiffs which Judge Van Worst says was In itself an
approval OF the title. They sent him two checks drawn
to the defendants order each for $1,000. Leyinger Dc
yerod these checks to Heyman, but to pay of the elder
mortgage, the defendant indorsed OF them and
gave it to LeviDger, with bis own check
for $3.50 LeviDger did not pay of the
first mortgage, and the defendant now defends
on the ground that Levinger the plaintiffs agent
and therefore all that he received from them the
difference between the present and the previous mort
gage which Ia still outstanding. Judge Van Worst finds
that Leyinger the plantfy agent only 10 examine
the title They took the precautl0n TO draw their
checEs to the defendants order He might have akena
similar preeautOn to make his Endorsement and check
the first mortgagees order. LeyDgers power to for
the plaintiffs exhausted when he delivered the
checks sent In Ignorance that there WAS first mortgage
and the giving OF money checks 20 pay on that rst
mortgage made him defendants agent for that purpose
The decree OF foreclosure is therefore granted.
, 1876-05-26
GuroGaifde nahtihffn.

2serftm. Ser 3ucite Gbeit Der aanS'
.a9Siellion, uslder an "a. aprtl be-
gam. wlro unsew0bnlih 9roBc ans
ipride on bic Irbsitstraft uno Sin9e'
bun9 Der 2anSeSpertreturg ltcuen, oa
Die Grlsoisuns iamlntlider Sorlasen.
ouH sr6Berer Beoeutun9 fir beiSe 9aus
Ter erlt nod beuorltebt. Sine Der wi1s
tighten 4rbeitcu. miro Die &ilenbabnuor.
lage fem, in 8e;us aui welhs III Ibses
Or%ouetenfreilen 1T Den leeten Wohen
Die lcbbaftslten @r6rterunsen ltattsefun-
Cen babsn. Souiel man lbsr bic Stiuls
mung Der Yarteien in oieler Drase
bort, msrbsn bic NationaQibsralen Die
Sorlase fat elnltimmis untcrltasen.
Dase9en bat Die 5ortldrittsparlei Surd
zines ibrer 0orl tauosmitglicber jest
Olienttib ertlareu %lolien, bub Tie mt
alien 9e9en cine Gimme Den Sel1luB
geiabt bat, se9sa Die llebertrasuns Der
Sabucu an Oa3 9fcid 81 l%timmcn, uuo
omar aus mtrtblbaftltden uao politi'
lben @ranoen. Die llltramuntaneu
npo Souleruatipen werbeu natiirli6 oa>
Jc9cn ltilnmcn.
Sn Srtreli oer Yerlin>I n balter 81
i~euba)n brn9t Die pot" Die fol9en9e,
aoiAcIncnO olficiplc Mtt6eilung: Die
tlr5lid) BON mebreren .3eltnnsea ges
urabte 0toti3, oaB Die S~ersooltung oer
Scrtiu.A ubatter GIienbabn Die Sabn
Otm Stoate gum &auI a~n9eboten babe,
erlhelnt mlnOeltenS ucririi9t. Cine oa>
Dusspenoe Slfcrts lisst nod nibt
Dor.
Sn ocu Giienbobnbsbatten, Die i'm DO,
rl9ea Sabre I'M eanOtage %ltottiauoeu,
wnrpc wicoerAoIcntllA Der Wunl1 auss
9elpto@en, oaB lin ocu pcrldleosneu
Yrouiusen Die Nnlase Don 2ocalbabnen
0urh Setbelllsnn9 Der Sutercientcn
bcwlrtt nno BON Der Hegieruug nat
&rGIten uuterltubt werben mo9s; bas
raufblu bttbsIliyts lit) Die 0te9ieluu9 an
ocm IttIentapttal bel eiaer iolbeu
Saqn i'll SAteswi9s9 olltein, ole bon
2Druingen na1 Scloe auseiegt wuroc,
uno 5uar unter Der 5%ultImmung Oc0
Nauota9S. aub III o%leler Seliion loa
runmepr nod cine abnllhc Sorla9s
singsbrabt wtroen, welAe it'd auf eiae
Sabn pon GlmS9orn nad Seioe be5lcbt
uuO e%bsnials Die s3ultlmmans 6t einet
Setbeili9un9 Der 0cslernns OH DEM
Attientapltal l%Orocrt.
2serfiu. Wlc aus 9ambars semel'
oct MIRO, bat T.irlt S.smord &nweis
intn erthellt. II beni Tollc. ban ~
, 1876-05-26
Meuf(ts teltor. yepe(hta.
GnglanD.

9oubo II, "a. Mai. Srei 8aum=
woaipinucreien su 9relton baben ibrer
getrieb I'm Die Salite uerrinsert, uno es
%perIoutet, bab onoere Spinnerelen Dem
8silpiel Der Grlteren folsen peroen.
Sic ur1o6en lino oas SortndDrenoe @o-
1dtoesn Der Yreiie osr 5obrifote nno
Der oeoriidte 3ultuno bes Marftes. u
wiro bebouptet, bab Die Prelle sesen@
wdrtis uicoriser line, ols jsmals lnner-
bolb Der iestsn 80 Sabre. Die Sabris
ten in etIi9cn Sbeilsn bon Sanealblr
aueroen wdbrsno oct YfinSltfcisr 3elblol
len werocs.
, 1876-05-26
Gpanlen.

Mabrio, IS. Mai. Sic 3eituns
81 @ronila" beridtet, oaB Die lpnnl-
Idle Yrouinsial = &esierung auf Guba
lnterbanolunsen nit er9liINm &aplt0e
! fen Ystrsifs einerInlcibe bon 10000
600 Ysietas su s Yros. pflt9t, wslbe
bur6 bic 3ollsiutiulte Der Snlel oerli-
dert lein ioG.
81. &Oni9in Gbritine 1T bon Mran-
jue5 ua@ Manrio ab9creilt.
Ser Tinan;miniit,r bat Sefebl er(ols
fen, cine Ml0ion Gealen 81 MblDbnun9
Der ourtisen Sruppen naN Cuba ab5u
jsnoen.
, 1876-05-26
SronfreiG.

paris. %. Mui. Die &e9icruna
trifIt Die iorsfdlti9itsn 9orbereitnnss'''
AM bic NbTbtsn Der Notlonol = Ser-
iammlung in Sc5us ouf Die prattiId(
Yertrstuns alsr @btbcllunsen Der iran
aDlilhen Snoult rie bel Der gSeIt=@ns=
1~tcIuns Su poutrsfe,. @usnlte Ses@
mpuIius lit anscwiclen worOen, elnstl
umfallenoen Neri4t ibcr G~r5lebunss=
Nngslssenbsiten 5u perfallsn. Sic &e''
9ieruns beltrebt li1, Die elnll4tspolltsn
uuo sbrlidlten Mltslicner Der arbelter-
Wercine fir Die Mrbeiter . Delegation
nod Y~bilabslpbia aus5uaudblen.
, 1876-05-26
Jnianoi(he Depe(bea.

M ontreol, Can, 25 Mai. Sn
ben Snafe= 6trorlhnellen oes Moba=
wostas SluHcs in Canada ertranten &c.
fern stpei ppn o6t SeriOnen, pcI6c
psr1u6ten, Die g tromlAnclcu in einem
&abne su ourdl@iHen.
Scene, g. s., "a. Moi. @luan 6.
Setter, welder 9eitern nit Der @intrei=
treibuns BON oustebenoen @clbern be-
fdditi9t 9ewelsn mur, une cine beoeu=
tsnocSumme tolcttirt batte, uuroe Deutt
Moreen, ermprhet uno %beraubt, in Dem
Soiraume eines S9ulsebGuoes 9efun=
ben.
New-Wort "a. Mai. SobnSurns.
Gin 1~2sidbriser &nobc, in Nr. l24, S'-
bcrtptraBe ~wobnbOtt, Itieg seltern an Del
@erfte CIR. 25, Nororiper. in ein an Del
@srftc %sebunoenes Soot. nm gu fiiAen,
Ser @ipentbiimer bes Sootes, Subr
2ongwortb ans Seville, SIS, befobI
Dem Guaben, ,pieoer ausSuIiel9en, unr
ols 9ebtsrsr ni6t iofort 9ebor4te, paftt
ct i'm uno mari i'm in bas 93alier
Mebrere 8iirser, wel6c Muscn5eu9er
bcs @orfoaes waren, sogen Den &naber
aug Dem @alcr, nadoem oerlcl5e i1or
5peimal mtergciuntea ,par, pbne bal
9onsportb einen @erIu1 gem00t bdttc
iein Opfcr su rotten. 2on9wortb wuro,
pcrbuftet uno nu4 Der YoliseiItatipn AZ
Der G6ur@frabe obsefUbrt, Gr sib'
lsin Nlter ouf II Sabre an, obslei9 Ell
piel alter ausliebt.
, 1876-05-26
Dir Tnbkmr 9

1T b%eitirtrtt. bas gangs bisberise 9eilosria9ren iitts
aultosen. Oie Sur pirb burd has ioscnonnte
Npbbao unb bnr9 Gtunebmen BON Sotpnloet
bepfrtt { ts sSb5aOer Sei9sn an, mo pie Srantbstt
tbren Stb bat, NJ ttef fte lte9t, rn6 gu slei4er
3cit seisen fe bic 2ebenstroit bes Ttenidet on.
Vouienoe iinb tn ben l.bten auet Sabrsn tn her
Gabes0nloft, "a Statton Str,, 9ssio, gorf, sebeilt
porben. Inter BEN @ebeiltea ~bsfinbcn it5 pieIe
qer;te unb 4pctbtttr. Ote sobbdoer untsri9eiten
I'D, pon anberen gdbern boburd,, bafj ie btrett ouf
bic 6ranthstt einwirten, II. D ben Frontier Stol! ents
fcrnen, In pelhcr Tornt ct aud gum Wori9etn
tomme. etc inb eth Serbrennnnsos ober ausl5ets
bunasz proceb Der Nrantbcitsitoie. Sober Sronte
piro BET ber MnpenbunS bts1er Cur i~osuiagen ietr
etqeuer NrSt. Meyt Semane eur4 bieie 8lber ses
beflt lit, 10 tt e. pirtlid nnb rabttal scbetlt. nab
rtenb mad ber btsbsrigen ,9etlu,etbooe bic Mtttel
ee,p5bnlt4 eeidbrlider iinb ala bic Srantbeitielblt,
SSnb i6 SItsrs eth GANGS Seer fsennbdrsr arants
SSsieiS bic aObsat.r aus arontbsitens iinncrli9
nub dutsrli4. %turiren, 10 limb bob bic @lrtnnsen
bel fo(aenStm Rrantbeiten, Defenders penn fe I'D
rod in acutem 3~uitanbe t~sfnben, gang anserortents
lid: Tteber. fslbt Nsruens nne Epphnsiteoer,
,usrssn lsgr i9nsa; ss!DSsnss9 am, mt = d / &, ~ na S;rs
a.nSbnli5 let6t turirt. 24afetJudt, Rbems
imatfSttmS werben of isbt, i4nIl. sebstlt;
ebsnie Nugens nnb Obrfntrant9tslsn lopts 9ue
anserer Erdntbetten, 8ranotrunnen, 0cs
fdbmiirett, o%esupbeIn &c. lii tie Wirfnna cite
pIStlidt II. Natbare. Sour eth Sob TT binrti9sne,
nm SSeOsn pom Der @trtras 81 ae.rs.as.n; gias
Suferrubr (ein. bis isst nnbeflbare Srontbett)
;Ss's Ben ssbsitt Sri Isstcrsr arantbett ,sebsn Is
0rosent Ses 3udsrtOiies nit ieSem Babe sura ben
nrtn OBJ.
iebfn Mat In, sonhs ~perionbt, Der prsts bcs
Babespulptr8 TT So, Der bss gtnuelule , BUFFERS
Al. MSan IaNe ib cine Broi9lre hber BITE achenr
n engltf9er oher beati4er Sprade idtdsm.
Fr. RauchfusS,
"A Gtdnion ctr. (Bcx lesoJ,1
RES SerL
, 1876-05-26

Gbarleton, 9.=G., %. Mai.
8or elmer @o9e wurocn 9r. 9arman,
Elm 2abenbel iber in NbbepilleGountp, II.
beIien 8attin ermoroet in ibrem 9eite
gefunben. Die Wt6roer, 4 OH Der 3obl,
wuroen perbaItst uuo ioentifiSiri. Sic
@rdueltbat errestc un9e6cure NuTregung
uuo bic 8erbre6er uuroen 81 tern Dem
Ger ADRIAN bcs S6erifs entr'len uno
erl6pnen. llebcr 800 Ysrloncn marsn
bel Der Grefution unpeieno, uno mebr,
als bunotrt 96j:lie ipuroen auf olsWSDr
Der ab9efeuert.
2ouispif1e, a. Wai. Seute
Diprsen II ubr wlroe Bel @lossow,
&y., aui Der p2ouisuiacsI aibuille- @reoi
SOUTHERN Gilenbabn" cine Sub iiberfab=
ren. Gin @a9gon, in lpeI9em li9 80
Yer|oncn bcfanoen, Iiirate iiber Den
8abnoamm, uno MGc muroen mebr pOcr
,peuiser perfect. Sr. &ittsr BON Barron
County erbielt l9mere innere 8erltBun=
gen; Ct @Ouu. 2esiie, pel1er Ii6 oui
Dem 3uge befanb, wnroe leidt perlebt.
Ser Gonoufteur Saobod wort lhper
an Sopfe ON II. re6tenNrme p%erwunoet.
Gbicaso, Den %. Nioi. &i9te,
gloosstt intruirte seitern Die @ei6wo-
renen in Dem Mun'i6en Pro5clle e1
laste, Die Yei6uloi9uns itube li6 aui
Die @.usia9en pon Sad Gsbm, uno menn
man leinen ansia9en @louben lAenfe,
Damn lei Die 91ulo Munn's flor eruie-
len. Na9 Observation-Disclosures Seras
tbuns CAB Die Surp Den Spru@: nN;9t=
l9ulOis" ab.
9enper, Gol., "a. Otai. Gin Don
Sduee unb 3esen besleiteter @turm
pItbete wdbreno Der lebten "a Stun1en
in Den GeIlen9ebirsen uno am 5uBe Der
lslben uno legte li6 erit bcute Mlorscn.
Ser GeJeWaa in bieliscr Stoot betru9
mebr ais 6 Sol; in GentroI= giip,
@eorgetoipn uno anberen in Den @ebir.
gen 9elegcnen Iieeerloliunsen l!est beu=
tie, mie man meloet, Der S9nee 5 Sui
bod. SammtIi6e Giienbabnen Der Sc
scno baben 8el6aoisunsea erlitten unt
Die Sabrtsn auf oenlelben lino unterbro-
9cn; man sloubt ieoo9, baB aIe Sob
ncn, m%!tausnabme Der v9enpers 9outbs
Yarf," Der nGolorabo'er Central" mo
Der n9oulOcrs9 alep 8abn" i'm Stonnl
lein meroen, morsen lire regelmdbiSer
3iigc luleoer 5u bef0roern. Ser 9etrao
ocs an9e,i9teten Sdabens fam nidt
genau ermittelt meroen, o~crlslbe 1T ie
bod pbne 3psifel iebr beoeutenb. Sn
oisler Stoot wurocn piele 9auler bmd d
oas5o9walier 5erlt0rt, es 9insen isbDt.
lopiel bis jest %befannt, eineMuj9enlt=
ben u%erloren.
, 1876-05-26

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gSrde aueeetrasen.
, 1876-05-26
Gggpten.

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aus Cairo msIoen, oob Serr &ipers
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finonSiclleu Mnsele9enbeiten jenes 2an'
bes na@ @gpptsn sin9, in Der nd1len
Mode nad Gn9lano suriidtebyen wlro.
, 1876-05-26

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THE CONFINED CIRCULATION FALL
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NOTICE.

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Notice of Dissolution. /

NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CO.
In partnership heretofore existing between G.
". Crafts and NJ. F. Waldron, under the firm name
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said firm. G.. w. CRAFTS
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