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THE LErTER-MISSIYE.

FORM OF THE INVITATION WHICH WAS EXTECIED
TO 81 SENT oUI-LIoI OF CHURCHES AND Mn
IsrERs.
The lettermis,iye, as it would have been in case
an agreement had been reached. is as follows:
TIE PLYMOUTH CHURCH OF BRooKLYN. n Y.
tween Pymomth church and Mis- Emma c. Mou-
ton lately one Of its members concerning the
propcty and regularity OF the action Of The Church
in dropping her name from rs roil OF member ben
a mutual council 10 advise both her aud the church upon
the matter at issue between them rymgn'h Gnqrt =,
the brethren 10 DE invited 10 such Council the TWO
questions proposed by Mrs. Aoulton IN her own Ian
inst the action the Church in dropping from its
membership dd-arc its reasons Tor thS 'ai4d "na
second Ny action in anstanins long from the
wish 20 Withdraw from It's menbe shipwere my reasons
fos this valid and Sufficient .,. ......., -. .....
We therefore invite you, brethren. 20 attend Dy YOU
pastor tor acting PASTOR and dele mutual council
to Do held at Plymouth Church on the 2'll any 81 Jahu
airy, lS16 ri go b. NJ for the purpose o. 'vlsutrhS
the foregoing questions, aud ADVISING ths church ann
Wishing the Divine blessing upon all yonr own inter
ests aud with prayers for Divine euldanee IN the eGan
Dreturen, yours in Christian fellowship,
Tic PLYMOUTH CHURCH or BRookLfN.
concur in the aboYe request ,...... - ,,.,..,,.
The churches invited are:
Broa!"ay Tabernacle church Ne~-iork' tho Rev. William
ii s Church Washington D. c. the Rev. J.
+. l,auAin. Il. D.. Pastor.
Church Of ;he IN grins. i~u y. Y, the Row. r. ;.
StOrrs. H. d.. Pastor
Asylum i'm Church. Hartford Coma the Rev. J. II.
1wIiohrl, Pastor -
Nori Avenue Church Cambridge Mass, tho Rev D. o.
Cnion Ayenus Church Brooklyn. y. y, tho Roy. W. l.
Burlington ID. d., Pastor.
First Clutch. Pennington Conn, the Rev. Edward A
smith, Pastor.
u. d.. PsssoT. ~ -. =,
Bell, vile Avenue Church. Newark y - the Kew Geo n
ROyuton Pastor.
Inst Church Hartford, Conn., the Rev. +. II. Richardson
Pastor -
crseley street Church, Boston, Mass, tho Rev. VIM b.
Wright, Pastor.
NoTih Church New Haven. Conn., tho Rev. Edward Hawe
h. b., Pastor
F.r,t Church. New Haven, Conn.,. the Rev. f. A. Noble
church IN Theological Seminary. Mass, the Rev
Tinty Church Orange n j., the Rev. r. C. Greene Pas
or.
So,th Church. Concord ~ H. the Rev :. l. Blake, Pastor
second Clutch, Ob,iin Ohio. the Rev Il Meal Pastor
IIrst Church, stamford, Conn, the ko' e. b. hillcOe
Pastor
The clergymcn invited
Tho Rev. Or. j. NJ. Sturtevaut. Jacksonville, III.
Rev. Dr.. II. 81. Dexter, Boston, Mass.
The Rev. Dr. /. Dwight New-ilavrn. Conn.
TIE ig,y. DT. l.. 4. Snytn, AndOyer Mass.
The Rev. ia. Geo. t. Fisher, New Haven, conn,
The Roy. Christopher Gushing, bOstOn. Mass.
The Rev. Dr. 9. H. Hubert. M'iiiebmy, VI.
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A Cold SEEMS A SMALL AFgAIR.--Most peO-
pie neglect it. Who minds t' Yet cold Turn 10 coz
sumption, then follows almost certain death Take cold
IN time, then that is take r d. Jaynes Nrre"tat me
remedy for coughs colds consunp no2s
bronchitis aud all pulmonary complaints. and your
cold will disappear ell az all apprehension OF danger
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The number of special journals appears to

grow steadily The latest candidate for public favor Is
The Millinery Trade Rerec published by Narcotic Co..
No 300 Broadway. Ii Is elegantly printed and Illus
traied aud contains Of value ami interest To the
trade from all parts Of the world
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THE STATE OF TRADE
COFFEE MARKET.
CATTLE MARKET.

RIO JASErRo Jan 13TeIe Is gooi inquiry for coTre
Holders disposed 10 sell pI1cos remain wtbnout
change Exchange on London 20 =.
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CHCAGO, Jan. I1.-An indictment cohIiIh-
ing ten counts having been found against -. W. Mum,
formerly Internal Supervisor ~ this district.
bV the Grand jury at Milwaukee, that gentleman was
arrested here to-day and taken ~ Milwaukee 10 give bail
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pa.1-nm.e Nnlire.lr he EonEIGN MAIZE tor ths

Post-Oni.e The FOREIGN MAILS for tho rs.x
ending SATURDAY. To- 1876, viii close Al tns once
on WEDN EsDAY AZ .5JJ ui for Europs. pee stSsmos
Algeria via Queenstown. on TAU ksDAn ~ lI.3O 4 ",
Suevs Plymouth, Cherbous ant
Hamburg; on SATURDAY st3 A. m. for Englan. Wales
steamer Ad1sic, via Queenstown,
and Al M for Scotland direct per soamsr AuchorA va
Glasgow and IL fOr Europe steamer Hermann We
Southampton Bremen Mails for China Japan, SCI wh
leave Francisco Feb l. 1876 Mails ION AUSTRALIA New
' ~ n. L. JAAkA u ~
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MARRIED.

COY PARiSH-In New Haven, Conn. "Wednesday, jan;
IL al e residence Of the brides parents Nathan B Coy u
I,aaca y, Helen Frances daughter OF ArIoi PARISH
All Notices Of Marriages must De mGorsed wiit ra1
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6uscial Notices.


Or; de Jonxh's i.ish:- Brown God Liver oii. 49,,
Medley, the LORD Lieutenant lrclanr
writes: If have naOaaly Prescribed Dr. de lcugas Cv
oin Pulmonary Consumption. with very bene
fetal results and confidently recommend rs the moss
eicacious kind sold In capsu.t Imperial Haltfnt% a.
by all Druggists. sole COusignres AN~AR, HAftOkD Y
Co, London solo Agents for ~. United states, JOHN f.
HENRY, GU kRAN " o., y eN- "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-15

Humphreys Witch Hazel gives perfect satisfaction IL
hts tatc. the stle IA amt curative pOnk
any extract iauameis 81 with Hazel ever made Cyel
by every body sold by all rsers and at whoesao and fcsii
at 4 ArsrV ~ y. y.
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FAC.s As TO THE CHILDREN.

Seven hundred and Of the children wore regarded
rs being OF average mental capacity-Some oi iLclh
very bright us below the average, II fccbleinlndti
and idotic $40 children IN the nursery pioni
Dol considered healthy. Among the eases oI ois
ease and affection the hospital, there appeared 10 De
the following. some the children suffering from more
than disease at tnc same time: -
Diseased SCALP Diseased
Blindness.
skin % OF sight IN eye.
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TIE PAUpER CHILDREN OF NETWORK.

TIE PAUPER CHILDREN OF NEW-1Okh.
WIN. p. LETCHwoRTHs ANNUAL REPORT-TIE RE-
MOvAL or CHILDREN FROM RANDALL's ISLAND
FAvoRED-CRIMINAL AND PAUPER ASSOCIATIONS
THE TRAMP QUESTION.
IRON TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, Jan. 1.-THE report of the State Board
of Charities which was presented to the Senate this
morning is chiefly interesting to the people of New
York, from its discussion o. the condition of the
pauper children of the county, who have been re-
moved from the Nursery OH RandalPs Island under
the law passed last Winter providing for the better
care of pauper children demand for the repeal OF
the act has come from a number of Protestants on
the ground that the effect of the act was to remove
children to Catholic asylums and reformatories;
but the supplementary report OF the wee
President of the Board. VIM. 7. Letchworth,
gives the reasons of the Board for considering the
act wise one. The following the main portions
of the report Of Vice-President LetchwOrth'
The establishments OF Sew-York for the Of pauper
children are located Randalls Island and practically
constitute the chidrcns department Of the &sOnse OF
on Randall'S Island comprises:
l. The Infant or Founding Hospital. an imposing brick
structure ON The CITY side Of the island. with spacous
grounds about it, containing at date OF Oct l, 1870, 20
D ne Idiot Asylum large brick building easierly
from this with extensive pavilion ward containing AT
date of oct. l, 1873. 173 children.
Little beyond The last named, in the same direction
4. The Nursery, group OF eisht DidinSs De!on' ~"
Nursery Hospital and on the opposite side OF inc
island. -,
Although divided in name AMI Suporintendency' tho
third and fourth srOups. comprising IL buildings, should
be cor sidcred one and to these attention VIII be
mainly directed.
Alter describing minucly the arrangement of rooms IN
and position Of the children among The several Duu-
mgS, the report says;
FAC.S As TO THE CHILDREN.
OWING 10 the incompeteness of the records kept at the
Randals Island Nurseries the lack Of knowledge on The
part Of officers regarding the personal histories OF The
children in many eases the ignorance and lack OF interest
in the children themselves 10 their family relations
and their extreme youth, IL found very difficult 10
obtain ~ full information desirable The result OF ne
examination made by the Board be stated a. io,-
laws. There were in The Nursery and Nursery Hospital,
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nm clereymen Invited arc !:

I WF ITFTVN TTIf'TI NV IIVII EIU
Tho Rev Or. J. NJ. Sturtevant JackaOnyile, III.
The Rev Dr. II. 81. Dexter, Boston, Mass.
The Rev. Dr. /. Dwight, New-iiaVrn. Conn.
TIE R,y. Dr. l.. L. Smytn, AndOyer, Mass.
The Rev ia. Geo. l.. Fisher New Haven Conn.
The Row Dr.. Christopher Cushing, LOsiOn. Mass.
The Rev. Or. g. g. Hubert, Middebuly, W.
The Roy. Or. =. G.. Bartlett, Chicago, H.
The Rev Or. Leonard Bacon, New Haven, Conn
The Roy. Lyman Abbott New-NOrk.
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After the reading Of the report, which was re-
rciyed with enthusiastic approval, Rossiter Kay
mond stepped to the platform amid many cheers.
lie alluded very pointedly to the attitude of the
Clinton Avenue Church and the Church of the Pill
erilns He especially dwet upon the calls which
Mrs MoutOn had made on the pastors of those
churches in relation to the Mutual Council
The Rev. DIR. Edward Beecher made an earnest
speech. in which lac argued that a council which was
partial or lacking unity of feeling could not be a
true mutual council as lac knew Congreg,tionaism.
Mr. Becchcr then arose from his seat ut the rear OF
the stage and. before he had stepped forward, was
greeted with a storm of applause which did not
cease until some minutes after he had reached the
'front.' of the platform. lie then spoke in part as
follows:
wish TO bear testimony to the facts concerning the
churches and men here mentioned don't thlnk tue
Views of these churches have been f1y expressed since
1874. IIaughterl The letter then prepared was not
within the kuOwlcdte OF two-ihlftls OF the
members Of the church. And committee ~ 10
amended IL, made IL worse than originally
wos-I know thi5-snd this with no knowledge ON the
mari of the church thai any such nt assures were 10 De
akcn OF had been taken On Friday night, when There
were only persons present 1t was quietly relafkcu NJ
the yermeetng I'm DR. Budngtons church that there
vonld b. n injecting OF tho church iininedihteN
after the bencdcon had been pronounced some per
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MUSIC.

Philadelphia, Jan. II. 1876.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-01-06
Iaae VI I.omlslana.
U lkEsK on eALCAsEEM

SUBMISSIONS OF THos BIrho AND ANN
LAWRENCE, DECEASED No. So.
DY virtue IF commission issued and
ID to me directed from tile Hon the
Parish Court, III and for tlIe Parish md
State aforesaid, III the above numbered
and entitled Successions, 1 jacob
Ryan, Administrator of snid Success
si0ns, will proceed to sell NJ Che Court
house door III said pnrish, 1T pub ic
auction, % the highest bidder, on
MoNDAy. THE 17rH DAY on JANUARY
1876, the following described property,
belonging 10 said Success sions tU vat
Block No 1 bounded NV BiIbo, Mill,
Hodges AMI Division streets, measuring
400 feet on Bilb0 street, by 500 feet II
depth, more or less. Block No. 2,
bounded hy Bilbo, Pine, bill and
Hodges streets, measuring 8O0 ieot on
Bilb0 street, W $50 feet ia aepth, more
IL leas. Block No D. bOWnded i3y Bill
10. Lawrence, Hodges and Pine streets,
measuring 400 feet front on Btibo
street, iy $50 feet il depth, more a
less. Block NO 4, bounded by Bilbu,
Btlden, Hodges nnd Lawrence streets.
measuring 400 feet front on l5ilbo
street, by 36O feet III depth, more or
less,
THAT p0rtion 81 block No 5, lying
sontll az 81 ". Bilbua line, and one lln-
lliviaad hull interest i'll the remainder
III said block said block bounded by
Bflb0. Beldon, Church and Hodges
stgeets. measuring 400 feet on Bilbo
street, by 800 feet ia depth. more o.
less.
That portion of block NO. 6, lging
mol III IF the line of j II. lilh0 and the
undivided half ni the remaipdeF Of said
block aid block bounded BY Bilbo,
Church Ames and Hodges treets,
measuring SIS feet on Bilho street. by
300 ieei in derth, more or lesst
Thnf portion ni block n q, north q
y. Il Hilbo's line, and the undivided
hale IS the remainder of SAID block :
said hl0ek bounded bY Ames ktynn,
Church and Rilb0 streets, measuring
liB fees iii Ryan street, by 400 feet in
depth
lhe undivided half interest ~ block
No. l0. bounded By Ryan. Dhi1telh
Bilho md Belden streets, measuring
800 feet quaye
IMa aoeaion 0f hiack Nu. Ill. south
Bf3. Hilb0's ane, and tha undivided
hals intsgpst Ia tha femnindef said
bleek bounded by Ryan, 8eiden. hilno
lHna Lawrence steests. measuring a9l
leet anata
fslaak No n. bounded ~ Ryan,
Lawrence NilBo aesA Fame
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iHe 81 s6fha HEHaHN Haa Bear
them ay as Jane enlaa 81
Tom snn play chat eddie
tnos But he WAsn s9iich
"a iHas A'eek Haaiitoa Nnaain
after GRASS wis|tle 3T aVF
Mafih hal d0Ypu remember Jim
Madison IL thal sell yoa know I
and iheF ao saY thai juck Adams
- Marsh, they vas all fathers 0i
The con~iitntion ~ Z Herald.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-01-06

We commend oar readers to q
careful perusal of The remarks Of
q. S. Senator Stevenson, Of Ken.
tucky. III reply to n. 8. Senator
Mortons declaration, 81 tile floor
81 tile Senate, that The Kellogg
government was the only genuine
and rightfnl government 81 Louis
lana, md thut The McEnery gov
ernmenf WIS d fraud and myth,
having no gemblancs Of right or
authority whatever
Tile Kentuckian senator's with
ering exposure Of tie Indiana SEN
ator's bold and Infamous false
hood, was none the less terrible
because ii WINS founded oil she
testimony Of Morton's own fepnb-
lican colleagues il the Senate.
Morton, however, is one Of those
radicals If lhe Ben Butler stripe,
who really Bjoy being called and
proved liars.
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Nrrr.

a Ii persons Indebted to me fer past
A meaicnl services will please enme
forward and settle either hy payment
oh note. Further, I win inform MY
friends that owing to Che cash system
adopted bY Tie country, 4 win be cora
PEELED TO adopt She same system and
hereafter no culi will be responded 20
unless some satisfactory arrangements
are made fOr blie pavment of same.
wv. III. KIIKAIAN, M. D.
Lake Charles, january 6, 1876,
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-01-06
Private school.

TEaHE undersigned respectfully ans
nounces that slap wil reopen her
school III Lake Charles for boys and
girls. next Monday, Jan l0 1876 (.
Board can Be had from 8 70 ~ dollars
per month.
TENNIS
Primary Department 81 30 per
month,
Grammar Department 81 per month
Mis- Es Z. DADE.
january 6, 1876
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-01-06

Nu fs qaesfea 81 staiF fsst
the sshosis will oygani2s
sbodlst Sunday shoo 81 pexi
Sndr So the Mashsdist church
ia Iaks oharles
EI0NEns aND SfBAWH
We tender orr special Thanks to
Mrs. Capt. Coos fof q beautiful
bouquet q flowers, and 2 basket
III delieions stra hefriea
THr DmERrsCE While our
northern cnusiiis aTe smothered il
aml skin csps md Alaska overs
cntts, and llieif thermometers
mark thirty degrees below zero,
ee ore eating strawberries and
Fighting mosquitoes.
We alto authorized I'd state that
The Lake Charles Sunday scnoOi
organized nearly ten years ago, as
q Union sunday school, viii be
continued notwithstanding The or
of tue new Sunday
school.
II IS well understood that
Union Sunday school is designed
for Tie moral and religious aduca-
ton of its members, without any
sectarian preiudice9, whereby they
may gain store Of Bible knowI-
edge end precious truths, which
prove beneficial to any one. let bis
faith or circumstances, be what
they may. Such being the char
ncter and object of this school, i'll
iis behalf cordial invitation j.
extended TO ~ friends Of the BIZ
bic 70 come and join 10 the good
work.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-01-06

O.. 81 Ealter S ouf authorized agent
n Calrson
nrg II Eaneher i orr authorized
nl 81 CaisieH
~ Fenclser win soon viit ouF pa
irons ia lIiis parish, foF the purpose
ef aliesing aee0nnfs fEHe the Zero
nEsee receipt ne alnaUnts already
dne "a rs advertising and aubselip-
ticns. sal ~ priv advertisements and
ani plaa VIII b - valid % i
sien bg alia rFniet0rol the ErHo
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n a. --.I-.. -.rg.



This 81 das 81 january, q y 1876,
heiue Ga l.v fixed i0f the meeting Of
e Police Jury of sas Parrish u g8slea-
sien. Messs IN snis, PRESIDENT.
o0d Henry welsh were present and
met at Tie Courthouse 81 hnlSe Charles,
but there being re quorum, u IS or
dered S. sha President. that tie body
adioua io meet Nn tlse tigst Monday in
March 1870
Approved THOS. j. LYONS
President Police jury
Attest d n Moss.
Clerk Police Jury
AXE Charles. Jan. 3, 1876.
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For RE That 9eW and handsome
Store hnilliae on Ryan street, lietwoen
she Posoaiee and EeHo 0Aiae, oeen-
pied by air. lInry Il Sweeney The
loasion Il one "a tha most eligible iB
aomn. inquire on The premises. Il
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-01-06

responsible man sith 4 family, ~
kep eu SIN BoaFdins House. The
sofk Is fha mil q garden.
tasie ei EcHo office, 81 q 81 s..
NlaLIM n aanMa mill
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aEasonic IrnpOstor


From ils 0qeiousas Joarnal, Dec, III
About the 18th 81 last month an
individual calling himself Col.
Lewis Iemplolou. Of South Caro-
lima, passed through here Ga his
way ID Texas claimed Ia bB
mason III pecessitgns cifonm-
stances. AID asked for relief
which lie received IRON Grind
Commanderv. from GoFdy II. IA.
Chapter. and by private snbacrip
ton among tla Fraternity. He
proved himself 10 30 not only
bright mas on, bat had letters Of
recommendation FROM high ma-
sons iii shis State, we'll known l0
lhe fraternity hefe He passed
ga 81 Texts, with letters 81 ieeosns
mendation from here md received
assistance nt 1mko GlnFles by
tha mHi lass Monday evening, n
photograph VISA received ffon
Bro. jas C Batchelog, Grand
efeiafg. 81 lhe said individual,
and lllaga Waa printed On the bnek
0i ihe photograph the following
taTWffNHnW
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-01-06

WE Hill send the Echo, uanal
price 81 SO, aud tho Demorest :
Monthly Magazine, usnal price
nd i choice chrome, postage
prepaid ID bolh papers and pr
1liGom0 cor Une yeaT fpf q
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1876-01-06

WE eNtea that tho cOmnnniea-
iion fro lbe Aieihoiist Sabbath
School omniltee was handed
ssn late tlat Ii onld nos appear
n Ahia ek paper II with ap.
Daar n cir next issue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-06

bieit9en 6lottenbaubofe, einen Srief pom
6urltcu SlSmard 3ugcihidt, in welfem Der
Siirit Oem @apitdu ieiEeu 9ant fir Die
DtenIfe auSOritt, pelte Der 2ebtere Der cent.
Iden Expedition Sur Seobaftung OeS Sur9s
gangs Der 9enus leiiiete. gtan bate m6b-
renS pier Ronate fsine gtadiridten liter Die
Expedition, nnO Der beuti9e @oniul i'll 0fels
bourne be9tc sroBe SeiOrsniB I'M Die Glider
belt oerIelben. @apt. @hauoler telegrapbirte
bem Soniul, baR er Der Expedition 81 6iilfe
ellen nitrDe. Ql8 Der @apitdu Die 2ebtare
auIfano, mareu Die Sbronometer oerielben
auBer Sronung, uuO Ct Iicb Der Expedition
leIne eigcuen GbIouOmeter, 80 oil osr 3abl,
nit oereu oiilfe Die beuti1en 9feilenbsn ihrt
9teiie fOrticben fOunteu. Capt. @bauoler
commanoirte oamals ben Dampfer ,Swata-
ra," beiien 9ftiie5lped 9leidfaus rie Seobah.
tuug ceS OurdgangS Der SenuS mar. 6iirit
Sismard oriiGt ieinen 9anf fir Die eripieie.
ncR Otenite Dem @apitQn in Der uerbinolid)z
ten gSeiie ans.
-6eiratbs- -GonSeiiioueu erbclten !6r. 6riez
rrid q. Slot uno Sri. emma 9. CIDER, uno
Or. Sarl 81. SridwsOel uuO SRI. 9enrletta
Soigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-06
BermtSd)tc tele9tapDiIGe
SeDeSf1ett.

- Die beriiati9te ySoom=Sili" Der let.
ten 9eiebgebnH9 BON BsnnIpluauien muroe
geiteru 9eiet. NEIL Der @ouoerneur eS Inter
laiien bate, lie nit benz Seto sE belegelt.
: SOrgeiteru Mittag murOe III 0tome,
N.tY., Wtartin Seumau in elnem Srnnnen
Our9 ciuen @rOrutitl ueridiittet; geiteru
Utor9en 80 llbr gelang e8 eHolid), i'm auSiu'
9raben, uno mertrpiir0iger g8ere lebte Der
Ofann nod.
- 5ngtew gort bielt geitern oas Common
BleaszSertdlt ben @tnbdlt5befcbl gegen Die
Y1etlerbabn aufreGjt uuo unteriagte Der 2eB=
teren, ibre arbeiteu i'll Der @reeumidltraBe
fortsuIcben.
= Sm oberIteu SeSirtSgeriGlte Su Stem
Yorf pur0e geitern Der Dtillioneu. Bro5eB
gegen Better 9. SmeeneD unb Der Dftlltouenz
Yro5eB ge9eu ISM. So. SpeeO bis 5unl Sts
tober Oertagt.
- Sn Bott8Uias, Benni., ftarb 0iartiu
WfoGre, elmer Der &,ute, peld)e anl u. b. Nft5.
bet Der S9ueisl- @rploiiOn III Der Sh0ulrs
Yartz zDiine" oerlcft muroen.
- Oa5 Soltoncr y@uenIug' 'Sourllal" iagt,
oaB Der bctanute Yatentne0i5tu Sa5ritant ).
s. Aper in GOmell, Otai., in lester lSodJe i'll
etne Srenatltalt i'll gteu- Serieg 9ebraAt nor
ben lei.
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