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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-18
Setnttf6te fcIegrapbiidIe
SeTeSG1e1a

- 9le 2(fociation alnerifanii6er Y6armn-
Seuten beifloB an SamitG9e III Bbilabelpbia
tbre Sibung; als nddliter Geriammluug8ort
puroe Soronto in @anaoa beittnlnlt.
- Die Jtem-gorter feierten letteu Cams
tag Die huHoertidbrigeS geSecentfeier berSdta9t
bon Sarlcul 6lat8.
= Die n9ppOgrapbiide Union" OonBbila<
belpbia bat oorgcitern beid)loiien, ibre 20bne
Hm 10 YrpSent Su reouSiren.
- Die @roBgei9worcncn beS 8unoes,@e,
ribts bon Wtiiiouri baben pOrgeItern mebrere
Beriouen megen Betbeili9uug Qu oer@elteub=
madun9 betriigerliAer9ricgsauiprii9e in In=
tIage 0eriett. Die 8etriigereien geidaben
Inter bem repubtifaniideu@OuUerne gSOOOs
Jon.
- Sr. Sobn gSalter, Der @igeutbiimer Der
2onOoncr yGtmes," fam AM Samitage auf
leinem ySe9e na6 ben 6dlleu oe5 gtlagara
our9 Qlbanp, N.zD.
- Am letteu SQmTaqe rsii'te cine ipsuiaz
items 1000 Wtanu itarfe @rturiton5geieQid)aft
Der oSoO. .8elomS" ron 3OrOnto ua9 Ybila.
0elpb;a Qb.
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8lrcau oes Webanoe : SnlpeftOrs,

Ba tstmpre, cen Is. Sept. 1876.
Der 9e6duoez SHipettor bat grlaubui6s @eiude
um tolgenbe 8au= =Brute9ien erbalten:
bon 81. 9rosgan III, Stan, 12 BET IL 5us, btnter
Nr. 43, @aet6ifr.;
bon s. qg. Dooss nm Ytettiorm, BET 30 Gub.
5iater Der G6e btr Barts nno HitmoubAr.;
Don Dlrs. Somers I'M offenen Shuppen, tet
Gus, bin.er Rr 156, Uiegioerreftr.;
bon Wm. Sones um aeidoiitnen Shuppeu, bel
bon s. V. Dieffenoerier um Ride, IS Del is SuB,
hinter Rr.9. Bdtteriou= =apenue;
oone. 8elp. tuI., nm Stau, bel 12 Gub, bineI
BON Si. NpGn % NM stau, l2 bei is 5as, biutsr Mr
GAS, lBeif>Yrattftt.;
pon s. S. poImes um sefdloheucn @duppen, 6
bel 9 6uB, binter Ser. t49, Pennielpaniazapenu ];
BON gB. q. Rqetm um Sommeroab, Rr. 49,
ess Gootes & gruoer nm oHereu gGupsen. 10 bs
Is iSus. Gde 8eaon. uno Nnbreitr.;
BON IL 6. Mrisbt nm @taa, IS bel 20 6u6, binte,
yr. AIS, NsrozS triderfr.;
bon 8. :. eaurantu uln seitlofIenen Shuppen, 4
's w. NV Mr sosnsn a sniesu 10 be
~ 5us, btnter Nr. t2l, seaoenbdlIiir.;
pon s. Sooper um oifenenSdsuppsn, % bel % s..
binter DounbGrps, nahs MISUNDERSTANDING;
pon 6. Uioller 4m oifensn S1uppen, IA Det 16 Il.
binter SIR. 33s, Sueans sfr.;
bon s. Repere nm seialolfeuen stuppen, 8 bel 4
Gus, aiutsr Nr. l56, SiiSSssassslterltt.; on
Der gde Der earep., habe Dioiberiir.
poa s. gdmeteru UNI a'foteu, SIR. 500, Baltimore
pou q. oetoerit nm oFfnsu Sbappen, bel 4
SuS, binter Striders, nabe Hratiftr.;
con ). Dlestap nm SommfroeU, ar. 153, Rcro
&uta,pitroSe;
pon y. Srieoridb nm aiide, 10 5ei 70 isus. bints
Ser. SO, Eltterp.A
bon ". D., Suies nm 5abnenf6fo, gfe @barles
uno EdpetteaL;
bon g. $. s. gono um Dompfleiiet unb UaIdir
bon 6sRferoetraft sr. al unb i6, gtoro@gBoIfefr.;
Don q. e. @ihelberstr um offeuen Gtuppen, s b.
10 EuF, biuter WI. Sc, Sios sStriderffr.
Ct benad3rtdttgt oaber N4e, ole es angeb
Das {, ,1amitae. ben %: Sept Sorlpittass 10 Ib
IN jeinem 9ilreau auDelene ietn miro. Am beias
safefen. SIM Alitrase: ~. 9. Batfims,
I92l &lRrf he's aHeh6nns- Cfrffn ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-18

-(6 6amburs, IS. ausuit.) Sn Se-
gleitung eines Gebeimpolisifteu traf an
Sreitage bon 2onbon nit bem 0ampfid)lfie
y&ainbow" Der aaufmann $. 9tietlnann
aus Stoblens bier Elm, .welber BON bort aua
i'm Sabre 1874 megen lluteri6lagung fed.
brieli9 uerfolgt parO. ytadoen &. nod
furS por ieiner 6lud1t itd) nloerredtlid in
BEN BsFt pom griQanten i'm @ertbe Dor
800 Qar. geieet batte, begab er fd sund6ii
nad amiterOatl, moIeIbit er een sr5Bter
Sbetl Der Yretioien su einem sutsn YreiIj
pertperthete. Bon Amiierbam bereiite er, 10
lanse ieiue 9aiie ausrei4te, 9dnemarf
S9weSen, bic Sdmeis, Stalien. Srantred
pae enolid @nslano. Sn 9onOon, mObir
er iid e9r 50. spei Monaten be9ub, Inn Der
6eit Der Brillanten st perdubern, purOe e
an9ebalten nno perbaftet. Gem Sranspor
na4 Soblens mirb eemnd9tt erfOlgen.
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S1reGlt@eget0ctt tn Der GplpraSo'
ySiiite.

Gan Sran3t 8 CO, l6. Septbr. - Sine
9epelde ans Sos 9lugeles berid)tet Iad)lte-
benoes: yeenrp Smitb aus ct. 9ouiS, mel.
der in SeQleituug eiues @efabrten nit einem
3uge Yadeiel pom Duma mad Sos gln9cles
abgtnQ, perlrrte ftd III Der Colorado 9SiiIle
uno mar bier Gage lang obue einen Sropfen
gSaiier. Smitb Offnete 5ulett etne aoer ei.
ueS armes uno trant iein eigeneS Slut; bass
ielbe geraun uno perbGrtete ii9 in ieiuer&eble,
paraHf i6Gmttb, Pm bGs Slut su entiernen
uno nas Grttfen III permeioeu, bic &ehle
Ourdidnitt. gr ftarb mad eini9en Stunoen.
Sein@efdbrte fam enOli4 in duBerf erit16pf.
tenn 9u1tanoe bier an."
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YermtSd1te SepeidJen aatS Tctus
NDrf

9tewtg Orf, II. Septtr.- @OlO er0finete
gu 110g.
- NadltctenSes 1T Ser mGdentlide Sanf.
&uSweis: 3uuabme Der aulelben $780,
400, Sartgelo- -2lbHabme $374, POO, 3unabme
her gegal SenNerS 81 ,694 100, 3unahme Der
8epOiiten S., 600, 3uuahme Der @irfnlas
tion 1858 500.
= SIM D2litor Souie" fano am 6reitas
Gbenb cine Berlammlung BON promineuteu
8iirgern ftatt, I'M Qnoronungen iiir bic In
teritiieun3 Der &ranfen uno NOtbleioenoen in
5apunuab 81 trefien. @S purOe bei9lOiIen,
eine SublfriptionSliite Su er0ffnen NIB Die
erbaltenen 8eitrdge tdglid) mad Saoaunab
gu i9tdeu. Die 8eriammluug miro I'M 3 llbr
morsen gtadmittag uieOer 8uiammentreten.
- Die Yeunipluanier 3oblen Comp"
miro am nadfen 0onneritage 100000 Son.
nen 8itttoner Gehlen ueritei9eru.
- Die au8mGrtigen, iowie bic amerifanis
iden Sditeu matten 9etern eiuen 4u8flug
na6 3tanoal'S, gSarb'5s unO 8ladwcl's.
Sslanb, nm bic DffentliAen anitalteu aui
ieueu Suieln Ill be1iCbtiQeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-18
gprfi@tSmaere8el,t 8e9ett 6aS
oefbe STteber.

9Saibingt II, 16. Septbr.- Der @bef
bes Meoi5inal, unb nunodratliden SiireauS
be8 Slottenz0epartemcnt hat bic @onman1
Seurc Der 8unoesifiife I'M n6rolidien atlantt'
i6en Ocean initruirt, ibre SabrSeuge 81 oeSs
iniisireu unb 10 pie1, rpie m0qlib, bon Saul
fabrteiififien getrennt Su balten, nm ben
auSbrud oes Qelben Siebers inter oerWtauns
idlaft al perhiuneru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-18
Git 9abln,etiter pcrmt6t.

gEat B ma 0 II, 16. Septbr. = Die Ses
amten bes Sslotten Departments hegen 9es
fiird,tungen in geSug auf ben Serbleib Oes
5iilfSs3ablmciiters Sobn Sreeie, pelfer lett
bier Sabren i'm aitatii6en 0eidwaoer Oierte
unb i'm letten Suli nit Dem Srnoeseampfer
,Saco" auf Stare Sslano anfan. @r mel
bette oanlals ieine 4nfunft bem 0epartement
uno erflGrte, er tpiirOe iosleiA mad ietntrSeis
matb in Dteipport, 8.zS., abreiielt. 9lm I.
Auguit befanb er ftD auI bem8ege nah9tems
port in ct. Souls, unb ieit iener 3ett baben
iueoer ieiue Qngeb6rigeu, nod Die Seamten
res DepartementS yta6ri6ten bon ibm erbals
ten. Gr fiibrte $4,000 biz $4,000 NIT iidl, uno
man befiirdtet, bab er baSSpfer zines 6aubs
nrnrArS ,nurAP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-18

Die Ser. Staaten B-2oge
,bes perbeiierten Srbens Der
81 8otbmduner" tagte befanntlld ioeben
in philadelphia. Dem Sertdte bes 9roB-
Sefretdrs su Solge tparen bic SOtal>@innab'
men oes Srbens mdbreno oeS uortgen Sab
res s197 ,164.29, tuopon $78,567.02 fiir llnz
terftiituuseu uerauSgabt tuuroen. Ser Or
ben sablt in unsefdbr 36 Staaten nabesu
600 StGulme nit iiber 10000 Dtit9liebern.
Solsenoe '5erren muroeu ais GrOBbeamte erz
md6lt: @r. s. u. $. Smitb BON @aIifor,
nien; 9r. Gen. Sag. &arl .. 2itdman BON
Maiiaduietts; GrobiefrstGr Soibua ysorz
ris Don Oelamare; 9r.=2Sampumbalter Sol.
Yple bon 9elamare; @rOB .YrOpbet u. s..
Safer bon 8enni9lpanien.
lleber oaS bisberige 2-tdgise &eInltat oeS
internatiO nalen SdieBenS su
@reeomoor bel Hem= yorf iagt bic vStsstg :"
o0te &einltate Der Swet Sage paren fol-
aenbe:
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Glii6Iid,e 6olofud,er.

@bepenne, 16. September. - Die Se'
brioer g8hseler, @t9entbiimer beS beriibnlteu
'Claim" 9tr. an Der 9eaouoob- nahe
@ugpiIe, tamen geitern abenO nit elmer IN
ibrem Solce iteben6en @8tOrte bon 20 Wtann
in Sort 2aramie an. Sis iiberbrtn9en ais
oas 9eiultat tbrer RECOMMENDATIONS Irbett
$500, 900 baar uno 1900 Ytunb SolbitaEt
unr merben wabrideinItA morgen bier eln'
trafferr
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Gin tntcreffantcr Wro3ef entiasc.

9one8 Sa., 16. Septbr. - Der
befannte PrO6eB Sroat gegen Sroat, peIdler
I'M Sabre 1872 bon Srau SrOat ge9en ben
Sruoer ibrc8 WauneS eingeleltet murOe, 1T
geltern enpgiiltis i'm 9trid)te BON @apne=@o.
81 @uniten Der Sldgerin euti6eoen ruorOer.
Der BrO5eB be5og iid auf baS 0tedt Derbeis
ratbeter Sronen, getrennt bon ibrem @atteu
@igentBam su beiiben, uno wuroe i6ou in
erlter Sntan5 5u @uniten Der Srau SrOat
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SemofratiidIe Yrtm6r.@ablen tn
GesuzSrIeaftS, - Sd1feEdffnfre

gem-Srle 16. Septbr. - Seute
fano bier bic Oele9atenpabl fir ben oemofra=
tiiGeu Barib, ,Gonoent ltatt. Sn pieleuBaros
batten Die riualiiirenOen Srattioneu Ipe;ieQe
StimmpldBa. Sn Der 5. 9Saro fam e5 al
elmer S9teBaffalre, nobel ettua so SdifIe
fieleu uno 5wei Mdnuer uermunbet wurcen.
Spdter fam es in berelben g8aro no9mals
81 elmer priigelei, 4no etnem Manue, gta-
mems SunDap, purbe elm Sbr abgei9oien.
cSn hen nnhRrn MnrhS herridlte Ruhe.
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9as gel6e sSteber tn Sapat,ta9s

5aoannab, @a., 16. Septbr. 0eute
wuroeu 81 21Yerionen, weldle benz 9elben 6iebeI
erlageu, bcerbi9t. Sin heitlgcr ytoroofipinc
lit porberridenO rnO man bcfiirdItet ben @tn'
tritt bon &egeumettcr, mcldeS ben &rlranftcn
ehr ngiiuitig 1T.
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eihsre asmi,,e u,,o rasd,e @irfu,,a.

gu sfeII's Steberz zuuo Bs 6 ielf fieb era
puIper,
subaIeitet uno Su baben bel
Coleman & NogerS,
Rr 173, gBeda9 tim re ftr.
(au926-Stt3lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-18

hat oas (iriiber bon Or. 2Sindea beuutte) Slreau
in Wr. 1873, s3asetteftrabe, semietbet
alIearbetts (4us2i,12Ditel
Aautt Furnaces. R anges uuo Sefen uur bel
osGbaS. 9Seatberbs tn VT. 369, 2Beit Saltl=
moretraBe, benz gdtamsSone 9e9eaiber.
(eeptiS,tylD
&inocr Ssmtid)en,
eIocipebe, SbaufeGpferoe
gsasem ano &arreM fur snabsn,
@tubfarren Yuppeus8uti6 d. en-
uub Elm auaemfiues Miiortiment olher WdaIeu 5u
ben bulIieien Breien i'm @roBen uno Slenen bel bel
.Balttmorer gSasen. Isabrfs s8eieuidjait
SIR. 80, Rorb zS op ofraBe.
Die etm,ise 6abrit IN Der Staot. Teparaturen
ousr art 5u ansenefenen PreifeR. (aus24, tgief
Nuuyd, iesem gtorsem BON bis 1 llbr S,ad'
uatttass. Shlls's Diilpeutie'r Bier i'm .3api
in Eaplor's Te1aurdtion,
@deoerD Drouts uub CAB frase,
Gbp. 8. Sablor,
(aus22, ,3NteD Gisentblimer.
Voittiidje Yamnsr.
Deplfeu, Bortraits, 8u6f aben &C.,
funfpon 9emadt uno semalt BON
.. +. Gbaic 6 COMP,
CIR. 1888, Wtii= 8altimorenraSe.
auitrdss pei goit werosn piintt!idb ausssiabrt.
(Sult29-lOtta)
Nte Mmterseidlmetem MAIDEN benz Bobtum ot'
auSeige, oab {ie ben gan3en 2eibftau oes s. 3
9anbred5t, sfr. 20, so mpp 32, 9toross,igbftr..
fduHit iiberuommen eaben, uno bitten UNI 9eTduis
Runoftaft.
(sepl2,5 Rs,j s,ja&D SpraH s. Saun.
Datente Wsroeu tae grnmper ertptrft.
Grf nadb Changing bes Batents iuerben @ebhb
1ea tered5net. o. s. S y. z. SpDaro,
Wr. 18, seeOuofraBe, Der BOit sessnibsr
(8ebr2, ,12Dlte) 3foeiys Birsau In Baibin9ton, D.@
N&osatnm's - 1876: ":seaerpIas. 9et,er, Der bib
Oibsfs bis jest iabri,rte SeiSer.
s. DsatbsrbD s. 2obne,
fsspritW) gir. II nno 13, Moto e'bertf
aomte 0eiu
perhntet Webielfie6er bud Abmebr uno Neutra
IlIaiisn oss sssiebersiftes + uao eririit uno ftdri
bas RerosHipitenl. Nur oltiu aubereitet BON
s. =. &,aaepf,
BburmuSeut,
gde galttmores uno @arolinesSha6e
Bet alien apotbeiern in viuthaibeu su 80 Sts. pr
blaihe ODER S. pro Outeno Slaiteu Su ba0en.
(au92i ,1WltiJ
Sate! SHte!
9ia btHen Blaren Ser biusfs Yrets!
seiocne Ssiite mar 81,
8nabenz uU6 Siuoerbate &
BON 70 Gts. GuI,pdrts.
9set1e uuo itetfe Serreubdte Su allen 4'rsien.
9o.pion,
(2a},9D Hr.,S3, H.=@ q lp 4 "a 6
or, Robertton. SER. 10, ,Sitb.@utapfras 9 ia ss
~b.banbelt lpe,iea due Srdufbeiteu Der llriu 81
saue. orsanite Sdudde. nerooie SbpdGe. Dor
8etti9es Mltrr uno ale gerDentranfleiteu, ipeId
Dou iusenbliteu unbeioHnenbeiten berrIbrsu. Rlr,
lib eutfanoeue Sraufbetten id,ueu furirt. Serres
tueldbs iid Or. N. onrertraueu, founen fd; oerfbe
1alteu, oab iie rpifeHidcftli8 uno aufritts bebnr
belt fperoen. BlreaultuHben: S-12 ubr Dt9s., 3
Mhr NQd,m. unb Go rlr NbbS. (Nebr2f t2UheN)
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XW1ti@I
Qunid! S.unif!

G@ 3ur @roHngpa Der tdul1 dbernoms
<zo nrneu Wtr, bIsoiE ees Srn. u. W.
einosnfrutb laoe ID, ane metne
Treunoe uub Hefanute au etuem fiipsrbsn san,he
heutf, Hontc8, Den IL. Sspt red,t freuuol6f Elm.
0etnrtdl EaMS-
<22Aa n, 50, RorosGsutrat 4lpenue.
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Die SselfauSffenutte.

8bt1abeIpbta, 1G. Septbr. - Sic
helltige 2ln3abl Der 8ablenoen SeIuder betru9
91,S91.
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GrnIo{tote etncs SautVffei5els,

Yf ur free b orO', Senn., 16. Sept. -
Der &ehel elmer Sd9emiible erplOOlrte beute !;
Sqmnel SteuenS uno Der gse9er ISM. 9arri.
ion purben getSotet.
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GinSanbeniditbe pertpunoet einen
Goneaen eue8en Oct Ictot9eu
SSNISf5P

@bicago, 16. Septbr.- ahe Sherman,
Der Saubenidliisc, i9oB i'll 6olge einc8 pOlis
tLden StretteS auf icinen @egner @bas.
Creighton unb perpunbete oenielbeu mabr-
id]einlicfl t00tltfl.
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Ser crf0tt iu gSeltinOtctt.

Sapanna, 16. Septbr.- Die @efabren
zines SturmeS fno iest tiir- bic Snisl Cuba
ppriiber.
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Furnaces. oefeu uuo eeeroe,

nas bette ahortiment 3u ben bushen PreiIen.
Reparatureu aller arten Sctia uno aobsIpparate
prompt porsenommen. s. IeatBerbB s. Sobme,
(Septi, tDttS) Scr. ii IL no13, W.,etber.pitr.
Nss. Gpr's sNnotamtfdJes pe8etabiltfdbes 9ef'
OFT, felt 25 Sabreu ais ba5 sr0Bte Slutreiu9uisS'
U.tttel Der SesenUart befannt, miro nur in Hr.
177l1, 1agettez, gtprotpeHzGde oer @utasp'
StraBe, buberetet unb 1T bel alien Ip pottetern 6u
babeu, Gauges, t2WteD
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$50, Bef< y Battimoreftrase. (Ssptt9. .tND
Deerless Sand, metB lpie Stbnee uno duBerit biuis
Der ieinite artifet fir
Ofarmor, Sarbe, Bleb ipaaren
uno ole SausbaIts 3uede.
6ra9t @uren Grocer mad
Peerless White Sand.
6. &etpiS Dunlap,
(22.-4) gusros'4sent.
Sareaa Der @aslid,ts0eieufdjait
BON Baltimore,
gr. 10, Gontb Strahe.
S ots! 8ilIi9es 9etSmateriGl! @ote!
Wir bnbsn zine perSi9ltde SuGlitdt s ote an
Sauo, ipelfs mir Dem Sublifum al5 Elm empieben6s
pertbes Seuerungs= Wiaterial fir Sausbalz uno an.
bore 3mede offeriren; leibt tiinobar nHo ftei BON
unreiniateiteu.
Autrd.e tperbeu tn hieieIn Yireau ooer in Der Saz
BRIT, 5as Der eeaoenbaahr., aa9enommeu.
Yreis $3.50 pro Sarrsnlaoun9, in irgeno enem
Etahttb abSuliefern.
(ssptl5,tNt) Sames o. smaawooo, Seir.
Mnitern! MuItern!
g S66ne GaI5n fer auitern,
30 eentS pro Oueeno,
emp5enaen tdsIib i'm
Woie, ,Spnie,
gtr. "a, 9tpro Sabs straBe.
(gept7, 7,fait)
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mHe waarem weroen su bsrabsefestem

Qeoe SsamsbaIterin if fol5 auf einen biibi6sn res
Onen 1eppidt in ibrem Yartor ODER anSerem e'eb=
IinsSsmuer. Der etnsise Wes, nm Die Sa,ben leos
baft i'm 2eppit 5u MAIDEN, 1T, ben Staub uno nle
ouoersn fremoeu Subftan5en gu entfsruen, unb UNI
Sieies srinclih au beperfaeflisen, sebe man 5u
SoImeS s. Gauaban, 9tr. 0, gipanitraBe, nabe
benz .Niarpl ann= Sn tute.1 (Septt5, ,3Wt, SamitD
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Selesrepaii4e 9epei1elt.
ssSglaaes9e.gei4eas

(Serttte ber
-affociirtea Brciie" fir ben reorreiponoenten.-)
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Or. 0epra 6. 3torriu,

3 II UtbI'
hat oas drlber bon Or. 9Sin6ea beuutte) Sareau
In gr. 1873, gSefsJasetteitrate, semettet
Arbeitgarantirt. (Aug24, ,12Ditel
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narmmmc" Sd1napps. .Sabrtfamtem
Oerhdffef.

QS a ! htn9 9 t 0 n, II. Septbr.- 0r. Goo
per, Der Steuereiuncbmer bes 8. 9iitriftS BON
Irfanias, beriftet, oaB feline llntergebencu
nit Salie oe8 SunbesmalidallS YOpe Dor
SurSem 0eitillerie'n i'll gtemtou.@ountp,
Nrs., conii8Ststen lInb 13OeltlIateure, mel6e
ibre @eidjdfte oen geltimmungen Der Steuer-
qeiebe Supioer betrieben, uerbafteten. 9ie
4ofalttGt, in Welder iidl Die betrefenben 9e-
ftiQerie'u befan6en, lit cine iebr bcrii6tigte,
unb Die Steuerbeamten murben bel mehrcren
gelegenbetten bon ben anbangern bs8 SSbi5z
feD.0tiuge8 ans Oem @ountp Uertriebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-18

Hauft Furnaces. R anges uuo Sefen uur bel
osGbaS. Deatberbs tn Ill., 389, gBeit : Saltz
morei.raBe, benz gdtamT Sonie 9e9eaiiber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-18
Ebtion's Furnaces, Ranges uno &eparatn,
SnarIalhan All hnten hei khnS. @eathertn in Ytr

6erIeIhen 3u bdben bel N111. xSedtDefbD TT 3tf
$50, Wef<S attimorefrase. (Ssptt9. .tDhD
neerless Sand, weiR ipie Sdbnee uno duBerit biIis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-18

MI ItIHIle UtllItl IUt
OfarmOr, sane, et 10 aren
uno ole SausbaIts 3,uede.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-18
Gtfirttc. Serannabett Oct Sa9s
tttio Observation-Disclosures
ReSd1dA{ntafsneft

| H q m 0 No, S9., IL. Septbr. - yin
iduerer, pcn einem beftigen Norooittpinbe,
pelder fi6 Notmitta9s Su einem Srfane
iteiqerte, begleiteter 0tesen itr0mte bcnte ben
qansen Sag bier obne llnterbre6unq berab.
Ser Sturn entruurSelte gdume, entba6te
Sduier unb rid1tete groBen Sdaben oil.
Horfolf, Sa., 16. Septbr. Gin furdt.
barer Sturm miitbet bier ieit ben lebteu "a
StunOen. Sei Sap 6eurp ftelen i3oq uno
bier 3o1 &egen. &m srteren Srte betrd9t
Die Sdneqi9feit oes gSinSeS 45 Meilen pro
Stunoe.
Iorfolt, &a., II. September. - Der
9torcoititurm, welfcr IN Der Sreita9szNaht
iu pchen cnftng, iteigerte it6 nm llhr bente
Ytahmtttag 81 einem fiirdterliden Srfane;
Die S9nelligfett 6eiielben mar y Weilen pro
Sunoe. 9ie Shaluppe ySulb" aus Bortsz
mouth fenterte unb Diele anbere riien fid) BON
tBren 4nfern los uno nurben gegeu eiuauoer
9etrteben, poOurd Oebeutenbe Sei9detguu9en
entitanben.
9as 9ud bes bieiiseu 3Onamtsgebdubes
wurbe bonn @inOe berabgeriiieu. DaS neuc
Raga5in Der 50. W1ers & Sopfe muroe be-
beutenb bciddoigt, unO 5unberte bon gdu~
men tuuroen enttpur5eIt. 9luh in Boris
mouth ridtCte berSturm groBe SerBeerungen
an. Die telegraphiide Gerbinoun9 5miihen
oteier Staot unb Sap 6eurD iii untcrbrofeH,
unb es 1T oaber nid)t Ill errtitteln, inmiefern
Die Sd)iffe IN ber Ndbe Der &iite gelitten bas
ben. GS itebt iebod 81 befiirdten, OaB cleIe
SSdl;ff8uuf1Ilp ffntfopfrnApu hnhpr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-08
a silver Serrice.

The richest, the most attractive contribution
10 the Centennial bazar of euriOsties will be the
one proposed TO be made by Flood L Brien
Their enterprise is TO lay down at the feet Of a
wOnder-gazing world. 10 the Centennial enclosure,
ten million dollars in silver bricks and bars The
mount Of treasure is to be taken from a crevice
200 feet iu length on the Comstoek lode. A
efficient number of men will be employed 10
lse it in thirty days, and it is to be transferred
o the Centennial grounds in june. For this,
iteen cars bearing ten tons each will be reqair-
d. There will be $500 bars altogether. 100 tons
4 silver, each brick composed OF forty-eight per
ent OF gold to 6lty-two per cent Of silver.
This silver pyramid, each brick aud bar bear
ag the mints stamp indicating its Gneness aud
value, will be the strongest possible proof Of the
ictual existence Of the greatest bonanza the
Sorid has ever seen Ia The tine it was reguir-
ed to raise and moald it, it viii argue the impor-
tant fact that this I200 feet crevice in the Com
stock viii have yielded within the space Of three
ears, the enormous sum Of So .0O0OO--a mar
selOus addition truly, from nne point to the actua
wealth of the world. Its prophecy Of the future
of the gold aud siver mountains Of Nevsda and
California is vast almost beyond comprehension.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-08
New Ycar.s ninrr.

a large number Of the young men Of Detroit
will to-day purchase diaries tor 1876 and to-
morrow will take Bp their pencils with firm de-
termination 10 keep track OF every day in the
year. Every young man should keep diary.
When be is Old and gray his grandchildren will
ish II out OF the rag bag and ind It more yalu-
bIe than gold or silver. There is no set style OF
'tting down thoughts and events, but perhaps it
nay be well 10 give the record Of ls75, as taken
rom the pocket diary Of an average young man ::
January Went 10 see my gil. Shall leave
swe3rinC, drinking euchre smoking chewing
'eing out nights, betting going to the opera, and
hall Try to save $4,000 TINS year"
January Went TO see ms girl. Lost
box OF cigars somewhere.
February Avon S25 betting on a dog fight.
That's the way TO scoop en-. Am trying TO get
along on fifteen cigars per day. Went 10 see ms
girl. She says ! shouldn't swear"
Z" April 20-WeOt to see my girl. Nothing
new"
July 4-This is the glorious Foarth.n
September Went to see my girl
"November ll-Glorious weather. Went to
zee my girl
December This is the lst OF December
December 25-l'hs is Christmas.
December 3l-This is the last day Of the
,ear. / must commence tomorrow to save
money ana break of my bad habits Went TO
see my girl last night and made her hsppy by
telling her that was going to save $1,000 next
year"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-08

Papsrs DsIirersd Y qf Poslggs b ~ pari
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-03-08

The Cure for Gossip.

Dr. Holland in Scribners. gives Us the follow
ing What Is the cure Tor gossip! Simply. cul-
ture- There Is n great deal OF gossip that has no
malgnIty "a H. Good-uaturej people talk about
their ueighbors because. ami only because, they
have nothing else to talk about. As we write
there comes TO u the picture 81 a family Of
young ladies. We have seen them at home We
have met then IA galleries Of art, we have caught
ClimPses OF them going from bookstore, or a Ii.
brary, with fresh volume in their hands When
We meet them. they are iai OF what they have
seen and read. They are trimming with qaes-
tious. One topic Of conversation Is dropped oniy
10 give place 10 another, Ia which they are inter
ested. We have left them after a delightful hour
stimulated and refreshed (; and during whole
hour not neishbors garment vas soied 5y so
much as q touch. They had something to
talk about They knew something. and want
ed 10 know more They could listen US well
as they could talk. To speak freely OF a neghbors
d0iugs and belongings wouli have seemed an i'm
petiuenee TO them. and. at course, au mproprieiy.
They had no temptation TO gossip. because the
doings Of their neghb0rs formed subject very
much less interesting ihal those which grow out
Of their knowledge and caiture.
And this tells the whole story. The confirm
ed gossip IS always either malicious or ignorant.
The one variety needs a change Of heart aud the
other 4 change Of past--e. Gossip is always
personal confession either Of malice and inbecili-
y, and the young should not only shun 1t, but
10y the most thorough culture relieve themselves
from all temptation 10 indulge 10 1t. Il ,s q
a low. frivolous and too often a dirty business.
There are country ne;ghborhoods in which it
RACES Ike pest. Churches are split 10 pieces
By Il. Neighb0rs are made enemies hy il for life.
10 many persons It degeuerates into chronic
disease which Is practically incurabls. Let the
young cure 1t while they may.