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The Mary,and Jockey Club Races.

BALTIMORE, May A.-First race, dasA OF three
quarters OF sm.le, for maldens OF all ages. Enranee
ti6. iurse $500. Entrance money to second horse I;
rrown's ch. h. Austral. MedInGers ch. T., Lang
st h-s b. T., Chsmbcri.ln's Gath. 4. Time. l.e6
SECOND RACE Chesapeake staS's; Tor iles threo
years Il one and quarter miles; 40 entrance, plaT
or D " Inc club TO add 500, Of which 800 to tho
see nd nlly Three starred. T. Lonar'r D. T. Pcrh, !
DOswt u & (aiuuiacA's Gu. T. Suuotam, u L. a Cia
bsugi' h. T. Emiy. 3 1ilue, 22d'e. 40
1niRD RACE Handicap stare Tor iour'ycar. ~ too
ndd $500 Tor the first morse, snd 500 ,r ne second
In.ie It's. q en- noNivs en-. D. ore knl l, ~
u. McDini,l's ch. h Wine Burke 4, 2; W, CoiiIeHs
ch. Ascension, D. 8; Gcorer longst n, Olk h. 10
Irtnthu. g. I; T. Lorill rd's Dr. James A. ?, hs,i
N. Joe an Co.'S pr. Ii. Leader o, dis. Time, i5iA.
l.hEI .
ForRTH RAon-Trisl steeple chase for horses of all
age. IN have won stctple cl ase race wei er
We!ghts about one and half miles, fraction OF
the regular steeple course three or more 10 slart
$50 Tor the uird. CottreLs b. c. Col. Michigan.
Malaan'a ch Marli 9,
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FoR HI0HER HoYoRs.
A Rumor Thnt Y. b. Washburn VIII shortly
Berign the French Mission.

WARRINGTON, May 23.-It was confident
lv asserted tonight that Elihu b. washburn
will In short time resign tho French mission
and return to the United States to take an
active part In the Presidential campaign.
While bis friends disclaim any inten-
tion on the part OF Mr.. washburn
to play the part which Buchanan did IN
1850, II s said In his behalf that he does not wish
to remain abroad during so important politi-
cal contest as the coming one will be. His de-
paIture from Paris IL hxed after the Presiden-
tial nomination at Cincinnati. Should II be for
Mashburne delicacy would at least require
him to retire from the onice, and
In the event that II should be for
Bristow the position OF Cabinet of1cer
with SO much patronage as the Treasury De-
partment would require Mr.. Bristow TO retire.
In fact, whoever Is nominated, Brist wv will re-
sign, nd his successor, II ~ asserted. will bs
Washburne. should the latter not be the Presi-
dental nominee.
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THE oyERwORKED JUDGES.
All but Four Of New York Ciiy's Ten breaking
Down under the strain.

or the ten Judges who were assigned for work
the Supreme ourt this city for the May tcrm only
four are at Judge Van vorst is recovering and has
within . few days written several opinions. Judge
Lawrence who week ago was attacked with yer.
tigo Is st sick and his physicians have sent him out
Of town. Judge Don0nue, while presiding In Cham.
btrs ycserUhy had attack Of vertigo ami taken
home In c rrlafe. Juds, Lirrcmore has been unwel
for some time, but las not yet suCcumb d. Judge
Daniels started for Buffalo yesterday eaying Judges
ID and Brady to finish the Gener.l Tel IN business
JUDGE Dy taken the Of Judge Van Worst
Circuit. and judge r,,tt has been for three eeks
tryng the suit o. kelum agt me Mayor thief Justice
nger viii not De abe tO resume his judicial aulies
Ilrn uIIetl
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THE CONFESSION OF 0RTH.
ON ms OWN TESTIMONY LOBBYING
FOR "A GREAT SWINDLE.
A Virtual Confirmation Of Driggs's ReveIs.
tions Concerning n Rings Operations in
Venezuela before Orth had Taken his seat.

Virtual Confirmation Of Driggs's ReveIs.
tons Concerning Rings Operations in
Venezuela before Orth had Taken his seat.
WASHINGTON, May 23.--In the face of his
indignant protests against condemnation, MIR.
Godove 8. Orth's contribution to the Venezu-
elan scandal to-day virtually confirmed all Of Mr.
Driggs's revelation. lie admitted In Rlngerly
way his sinister association with the corrupt
Claims Commission. briggs had protested at
the Withdrawing Of an award OF 100000 made
by tho Commission. This Withholding was
through the fundamentally OF Minister still
well and bis kinsman. murray. Secretary Of Lee
cation and attorney for the claimants. All this
Orth admitted. lie ackno wledged, too, that tho
Venezuelan Government had protested sg inst
the conduct Of the Commission In its methods,
and the award OF seven Der cent. yearly rs pro-
vided by the Ring. briggs, by protest, stopped
the payment OF this percentage on certificates
withheld from him and held by Tamadge and
Stilwell. These gentlemen then employed Orth
claimed This was IN 1873. orth tried
to eonSrSs, the psss,Se Of &C.
~ the commission and force tho Venezuelan
Government to pay this dividend Of seven per
cent. Orth had been elected member OF Con-
cress in 1872. II was after his election and be-
fore he took his seat that he was instrumental
In procuring the passage OF this act. flo wrote
several letters to the Secretary OF the Treasury,
resulting in the department overruiiDg the D. o.
bonds, which wero illegally withheld from him,
was paid. In one OF these letters Orth said
the department Intended to pay this percentage.
The Secretary replied tn they could not iden-
tify the certificates unless he designated the
names. He answered, giving the name OF
Thomas Brown. Mr. Orth was asked who this
Thomas Brown was. He replied that he did not
know, but that IL was the name given him by
Tamsdge. For bis services In obtaining the
passage OF the act and procuring the paymentof
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Commodore Vanderbilt continued to improve
Yesterday
George W. Blunt was req eoted COmmlsslpner
of PilOts Yesterday.
Cardinal McCloskey will reside at Seton Hall
Colltge, south Orange, during the summer
MIR. Daniel Drew was much be ter last night
His cOnsdercd him out VI Danger AID lrt the CtJ
on business.
The Receiver OF the Security Savings Bank of
this clr expects TO pay IA september anOhur uivuend
Of % per cent
The Ladies' Protective Union and Directory,
which had It's quarters at bros way and For hiA
street Tor TN s now occupying uOuU,e bald
ing a. bS2 and 6S4 Seventh avenue,
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THE COUP D'ETAT.
senator Blortor, the Snddcst of all the Pree-
idrutIni Candidates.

WARRINGTON. May 23-Mr. Blaine will
be able to attend the meeting OF the sub judi
ciary Committee morrow. when the exam
ination of witnesses In regard to the Fort Smith
and Little Rock Railroad bonds will he con-
tinued. The friends Of Mr. Blaine are not de-
spondent over the action OF the Administration
In giving its Influence for Conkling, and assert
that It will have the contrary effect to what was
Intended by tDo originators OF the coup Il etat.
Inc saddest Of tho Presidential candidates ~
s nator Morton. His face shows unmistak BILE
nghL for the Administration In the Senate YIELDS
no other reward tnan ths bloody shirt which
still waves over the seat Of the Senator from ln-
diana.
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SOME WASHINGTON TOPICS.
Robeson Begging ior II Hearing and Asking
that IL may be Public.

WASHINGTON, May 23.-Secretary Robeson to
day addressed letter TO the Naval Committee Deg-ins
that he might heard In biz own defence and cad
ing the most earnest manner that the officers OF the
Navy Department who are implicated IN corrupt or
wrong transactions maI have the privilege OF e1pain
ing their action. The Secretary also insists that the
hearing sh uld De bile one inst tho seal OF secrecy
may not allow further TO be made OF the testimony
accumulated against him. The committee has ALREADY
agreed that Mr.. Kubeton aud the buran oihcerr shs
have tu hearing, but protest th,t the hlns OF ne
Government Plinter. who isa hepubnoun' aud an ON
uf the Senate IN aoH Ing parts Of the printed eN
small not be charged 10 the House Naval Committee.
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the LATEST ON WORLD NEWS.
-Four Mutineers Hanged mt Newgats-Tbe
MutiDecrs OF the Lennie.

LONDON, My 23.-Ihe four Greek sailors OF
the crew OF the british ship Lenne. who mutnled and
murdered the Captain mate, anu officer OF that
vessel and who found guilty In the Central Grim
nsl Court the 9th instant. were executed at NV
gaze at & u'ClOck THIS morning. Their ames were
MalteO tafgis, aged thirtysN years Giovanni taca
rls twenty ono years; Pascas Caudi-. thirly three
years; and George Kaida, twenty-five years.
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LONDON, May &3.-rhs York Spring meeting
commenced to-day, ana It's most nteresog event-ihe
great Northern Hsndicap-was on the programme -
the days sport. The winner was sir. Bowes Poona g.
Mr. Chspnians owton coming in second, ana MIR. Mel
Nllle's SIamfuruhlm third The faNoflte before the
art was Mr. seabrooks mare Apology, on wh ~ . to
was offered. The betting on the placed horses was
10 against folonaise ana l2 TO against Owton and
StauIfUTdham respectively,
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The nifty thousand and over of children. ON
GERS and Il aches Of the brooklyn Sunday School Union
viii parade to-day II the weather be far At eleven
O'Clock peal rom the church seepes, the City Han
tower. and the observatory In Prospect Park will sum.
mon the multitude o little Ones to get resdy, bY one
O'Clock the pups Will be assembled IN their rcspec-
i've s,hOul rooms, and from there the march VIII De
the sCnOOs individually for the churches 10
which they have cen sevcrallY assigned the churches
must be reached by two o'clock nalf an hour laer
tue eKeIAIses appOInteO Tor lne day WIN Oesln.
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The rhiladelph,n billiard Tournament.

PnILADELPHIA, May u. -rne nrst game In the
billiard tourn 4ment this sitrrnoon between Day and
Shaw, won by the rmor ny score of 800 20 loi
The winners average was 1Uib aud the srrsS y.
Tne second x me WAS bot ~ecI slosson ana Foster,
snd sNon DJ sloIJn, 800 to 81. Winners average
r. .nignt Ru opnr beet j Dion 800 TO i72, Winners
x % 1.l3, loser average, IL l3 hlosson beat
c, nle Dion. 500 70 w.. Tho wInnor's average WAS
81 q IA, aud tho .oseT's. 7-l1
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RAGusA, May 23.-Ihe latest Intelligence from
the insugent camp lndcates that In consequence OF
the roycd position which has resulted from their re
cent victories the insurgents sanrot be Satisfied Nh
the ncesslons which they demanded AZ tue confer
rncc baron ROuich.
They now aenand tue absolute IN ieDendence Of Her
zegoyipa aud Bosnia aud scOu the idea OF an arni>
ucc They re actyely preparing to proclaim pro-
claim provisional government.
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Norman J. NJ der, "A German, ged thirtV' un-
married committed suicide by sw allowing laudlnum IN
his room ~ th' schumm House. Hon y yes 'r lHy
afternoon In ms pocket were Sulth We son r'Vpl
yer aud two letter. unu nddr, ssrl 10 Nll( va hVa.
o. .Cummi -siOnrr NJ fmgrat on, the ihr 10 Mhl'
ulcle nj "a Warrington street, lIohONcl, Maicrs
friends profess to KNOW 10 motive for the act
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Min.Inu nemnnded for Elrht Dnr..

LONDON. MAY 23.-At the request OF Attorney
General lIolKer Baron PolocK further remanded Wins
low to day. the term OF his PREVIOUS comin ment hav
ing expired. lie renamed for eight dys Ihere
ln a prOpab nav that the Government viii take mess
ures In The time to bring the case before the
Cuurt Of Queens Bench.
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WASHINGTON, May 2j,-Ths Senate Committee
on Appropriations TO-DAY considered the Legislative.
Executive. and judicial APPROXIMATION bill and acted
on the pars that relate to the scnAte ana House ~
Kepresentatiyes The committee will refuse ncui'
renee any reduction OF s.Iares hIed by aw unless
lhu committee Of the Senate charged with
tne sub, ct Affected shall recommend concurrence.
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wHATTHE COMMITTEES ARE DOING.
The Bankrupt Law-Bridging the Ohio-Trea-
ties with China.

WASHINGTON. MAY 23.-The House judiciary
Committee to-day agreed to report the r,psal OF 70
much of the nkrupt limits the time for appli-
cation for di charge within syear and extending the
shotief tuspelsio bridge the ONO. Det@eea Cow
inRton and Cincinnati to remain free forever Al pres
come ting Drtd.c IL gi.an ic nonopo y, sith
money influence TO Kill tne proposed interference
Win their rshts
The same committee also agreed to report Congress.
man PpCr'a int resolution reQu sting the Pceident
to open negotiations wi the Chinese Government for
modification OF existing treaties 50 rs ~ limit em
grafton
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Tvo Thousand bidders.

Probat iy the most important peremptoy anc'
tion trade dry goods that ever was chec'ed IN
the United States was that iu To~nseni, hOntant
60 >, store In this CIV Yesterday. BIZ thousand pac -
s.s ut dun".ilcs ere unrr d. and The talo ~us A.
tndeI by inward two thousand gentlemen from all
uarIs OF me Gu Try. ABOUT twenty inlls ana maui
faetur ring curpvfatIOns were represented
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urooLivn,. II,yn,.d Ra,irond.

with the consent Of the property owners on
each side OF Lexington serue at the corner Of Reid
the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Company VIII io.dlI
break prounl Tor the ion OF few spans OF that
structure This Is necessary to save their charter
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Tho Central Committee Of the Liquor DE 'lers'
Societies have re- olvcd that in The future cy VIII sup
port no candidate for public ONCE unless he favor thef
mterestA committee WAS appontei yes cr'iay 20 de-
,usud of The Police aud lie ENcsc Com uniis.uncrs tho
reasons Tor the raid the qu9r dealers ON SUNDAY
meeting OF the quor dealers ID ~ oc Oauu iV'
unn daY lUla MeNk.
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Tho Mayor Of Philadelphia yesterday issued
der TO sop all pool selling IN the city and to ar
rest every man that soid pools on an, race. Large
sums OF mon have been paid by New Yorkors TO The
OF hotels Tor the lT, iege Of se lng pools
IN them. buda DoDle aud Lew; Martin paid VI OD for
the privilege Of selling pools IN IKE Continental Hotel
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Catharne Steeb, aged eighteen, domestic In
the family Of Mr.. Stats, 62 Faryew avenue, Newark
n J died yestFrd from the effects OF arpenic. She
took the poison ON h.r m thrr, grave IN Indlinl
Cemetery tut as II dil not have inmeate effect, slo
went to the house OF Mr., Stsats, ana there died.
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ATLANTA, May 2-Yestertay the Grand Jury
OF THIS county found true bill against the late State
Trea urer Jones for illegally wthho ding money from
the State to the AmOunt Ot tliO,E74M Jones WAS ar
resLed ms morninR sho sequvu 70 oonu io' 'no
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Killed by n Horse.

Thomas McGown, aged nine, OF 2@ warren
street. Jersey CITY, while pul ing halr, tfom horse.
4 on Nesark avenue yesterday was Aioked Ia the
head and fatally injured.
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rh, D.c,ora,ion of Independence.

A magnificent gin plate, IL given away 70 each
n,,r,nnsrT Of t,unk L.NAss Chipneb C0Ihe, NO. olo,
'.rna ~ uuI Al all news dep0ts buJ copy anu iraHe
the plNtur- -1dy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-24

John Larry, "a wealthy farmer of North sllem,
was found dead BY tho roadside near luIul s'AHOn'
Yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-24

WARRINGTON, NAV 23.-The Nav Appropri
ion iii, az passed the House to-day. HppruIrates
tl2, 900 reduction Of t5TVO0oO On tho same Di
OF lAst Toar
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JOTTINGS IBOUr rOWN.

Cool, nOrthefly winds, shifting To westerly and
southeTly, aud clear weather.
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8a Tobe aehebfi

gDir iinb elm iibsranaeIirsnaies 9,OIf. Tsm
almGHtisen Dollar pirb NIT elmer W,utb rodS.
gfiaet bic nur psniee VauIsn ,um Wsl6no,,.
fen frtilabt. gBie oft bSrt man bic 0ybrais
"3a Spss .ssbsBt" bic al bic pbpfIte unS
9silitge anfrs9uns su[ammenfaBt. Inter ben
isnltl!qfn MISREPRESENTATION rrIGEpfter 9roft
If ttinss, Sas 70 na6tis btn IJcIasn bsr Or.
mattung tntstssnpirft ME Sciietter,s
W Waesnbtttsre, unb na&li itnsr ratiir.
lt1sn HuPs tptltt bur1 ni&ts SSqia srI,bt
ptrbsH fam, IN es bic bsne unb ltterat 3u.
in4t Dtrtsntesn, pslGf ii@ elmer ibertrtsttnsn
Mnlfrfnaun9 unterlitbtn miilIsn pber ,u miIIen
8laubtn. @sstn bic na1tbtiiasu WirFinaerl.
wsl4t bic raube Wittsruna auf bic GmpTn.
ounesorgans ibt, IN has 9iittrs ebrnfals Gin
ti1tisss S9ubmitisI. Cine pber ,psi por.
ttontn trerbsn oft bic @irFunasn. pelte Nuf.
tntpalt In Der NiiIt anbsrnfals btrSprbrinasr,
tonntsn, strbinbfrn, unb bic aus unatIunSen
oetr srmiibfnbtn 9tl@Sftisunaen tntlf,btnbe
1tfabr pire 6urb ben tGeIlten Gjtbraltb bic
its iuSsrIGiiieasn ltarFtnbtn aablaIs ptIsntIit
esrnlinetrf, Dallslbe bsibt iibsrbits bic Gms
pIt9lur9. tin aussSeiGnstss gIntiItptiium obsr
Wliifl llr VrrtOstrung bfS fSrprrIiGsn Der.
tahs ~ itin, zine bur9 ltint ntufrlftiarnten
GtgsnItafttn In allen 6ranFbriten tnilstrsnbrr
une frlSepffnetr Nrt. Qeuts, bic ibrr RabI,
asittn bafis abtbun miiiIsn, cbsr unttr lin.
lianetn tsns &ubs sntbtbrsn, psI&e her @silt
9shteBfH ielItt, pGbrfnb tas @rI&Gft bts Gi.
ltns Dor ii9 gtbt linb btfanntlitt BE Opftr Der
DpsptPie. Ole fDnnfn iebp@ In arcBeni IRo-
Be bic mannisfa@sn. bon isnsm Droisus bsr
Sranibtttsn auferIestfn AuaIsn psrmsibsn,
ptnn PC nab tsbsr Wabbtit Gin WsinaIas
Sca efa natiOnaIsn RassnmittsIs ,u T@ Hsb.
mtn. II
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Dlhiue99eriiicn 3n luerOen, war ecnn0,
nm lelbIt Steinc gu erluciden. Sod,
eS bali nidts. Sons lit ein S}eudler,
uno perNient Ouf's itrenslte aeitraft an
meron. gIls Gin gto6foIaer Gbrilti.
mas cr por9ibt 81 iein, bate er iuiIien
iOIIen, Dap cs int snten 8nbc bsibt
Oh icIlit nidt iicbIen, nod faIi6cs
3en9niB nble9en.
sfadtrdgIib bobcn luir nod sll mel.
ben, Dap SnnInp, nnbSsm er Dem Gon.
itabIcr in SIItoOna entiprllneen mar, auf
ieilIcm 9Se9c nad Sinfins @aIIeb bon
elmer Srnn gSbitc cine SeiIe erbieIt, nit
peI6er CT feline eiisrne SonbldeIlen
burhfeiIte, nno entfam IS iuar am
Sonncritag @or9en Inn etlua II llbr,
ais CT al 8bite'S Bobnun9 fam unb
Die 6rOu aIIcine gu $aus ontraf Sic
pnr onrd Sdrcden bo1n 9e3pun9en,
ibm Die SeiIe gu 9eben,
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SrteHaifetl.

D.-Sr. g. 8.-Oa
iiebt's ,,blau" aus; Die SOffnuus uirb
inbeHen ui6t aufSeseben. n.-Sa, ia laIs
fen sic nur balb ipieoer BON iib bUren.
Sittsburg.-Sr. SObn u. Sacob.
-Sbrem @uni6e 1T In bieier girO.
entiprohen.
M MtltOu.-Sr. slsent 8Oli.-
Dante fiir'S 26pple. .-Sreut uns, oas
Sie ipieber 2i;enIe befomineu, unS man
9ldSle bel Sbnen ,,peten" fann.-
SOl6eu elenoeu Weui6en gcbt8 iitz
mer 70 j.; oenn iper SluSern cine @rube
srdbt, ftiirtt ielbit binein.
0eaper SallS.-Sr. Sobn Sors
bauer.-Sa, sic baben 0ie6t, lieber
sllter ,.septiiien" ipirb's, beiin 9ol., ios
balb mir In SIR StGStel fontinen.
8eaoer Salts.-Gol. SEQ. @erlt.
go, 70, Sie iinS uad ielfem 8eaper
Sails 9enupt, uno aud Sbr ipaderer
Sobn @ ittiam? 8rapo; boifen
'Sie nd6iten SOmmer 3u beIn6en.
Ybila6elpbia.-Sr. Sobn SDnes.
-Salt! ba fOuifnt en- friI6er Sfcfrut,
ber's Yaper mad @Ss Surbor Gitb O.
i6iidt baben pill.-Sino f6on cin9's
lnultert, Sannes.
@ett6sbnrs.-Sr. SObn Dubbs.
'-8efter Dant, liebe Utter. Sis linb
INNER panftli9.
DuucannOn.-Sr. s. 9. N6ams.
-9brer 8itte LIT sntIprO6eR.
8btlabetpbta.-Sr Charles
Diirr.-8si @Ollie! ba brin9t unS uns
ler iOpiuler @barlb ;wei ternfeIte Sau,
oe9en, bic lutr einntiltern lolleu. 8ra,
30, iinb ber3li6 pillfontlnen.-!0offen
Sie SieIen Sonnier lpieber 3u beil6eu.
-Sea 0ieole bonn 2Ouis iptr6 fomnien.
Ro9 9eIter.-Sr. asent @a9ner.
.-Sbrem @unide 1T entlpro9en.
RtttSbnrg.-Sr. G9ent @elj.-
9ot Iapprement! Da foriinen meiner,
feel nod 5pei friide Sameraben anse,
riidt, Der Cine (6r. 2orenS Seil 1T en-
tii9tiger S6reiiier, un6 Der 9ln0re
(Sr. q. 8. S6mibD lit ieller famole
@irtb an oer Ode Der 3meiten unS
@ia6iiOn gluenue in gGeSbenD, Der Die
@irt9Ifaft aus EN- SIS. peritebt.-
Seut gebt's misber 8ullD; flint 8stru.
ten allf etnen Salas. @er tommt
nd9ft?
2ancafter.-Sr. Better 0tobrid,
ir.-Serben SbHea bisisr Gage ole
'nOtbtse Gustunft crtbeilen.
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Mlrb bsr ,,Slunltsr" lrahsn 2

Infer freunbIide GOIIsse bonn ,,Qau.
faitsr @oIfSfreunb", Sr. Nlberman
$aas, fast in ieiner Rummer bonn
Nitttpod:
D9el uRlrsm leBtHI@ntli&sn 9eludt IN
Sartsburs frtutt 10 unS Tt&t Isbr, au6tr
nianttn anbertn guten Grsunben aud unltre
ltsbfn GollsssH ptrn SGfhir pom ,,9aitr.
Ianespa&tsT" uub Srrrn &ippn sen br
0Siaatsjsimne" sslanb uHb mantsr bsariiBtn
~ iOnnsn. NSs.n ibnsn nod rs%i SisIe
Japre tbatisen gDirItns SeraSnnt Gein, gDit
iptr isltbtr ptrtVmmsn, 10 Strr Slipper BON
ittntr partfi fir bic Ste @arb aIs Stabtratb
npmtntTt rcrbsnL unb bclftn mfr, ba6 am I7tsti
tteruar etr ,,HeOf1" IN bfr ,,&taatswihiHa"
Iufis frSbsn pirb."
Oanten beitens fir bic fbmeid,sIbnfte
Bemertnnsen, Sr. GIbsrman. @as
inOefsH nufrs ertudbIHue mS bas
&rdbsn DeS ,,8OoterS" bstrift. 70
,,buppertS ba nod bibIe" benn in
elmer @arb erludbIt ,u tpcrOcu lpeId,e
iibsriuissenO &spubIifunif9 1T, iuiirbe
unIsrm ,,ROOitsr" bOr Iuuter Stalluen
Gin ipI&ss Gsiduutter berllria6sn, bus
man iein &i6sriri iO9ur in SeridO
bOrsn miibte.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10
Sie Uermania JsuersWrrf9eruuss'
Weieaidaft.

8ir babeu WiebsrboIt in bislsu SpaI.
ten auf ben Sdub unb bic eroBsn BOr.
tbeiIe biHseluieieu, rusIds bic ,,6srma.
mia Ssuer .@erIidsrunsS Gompa9nie"
bon Nelu.UOrf allen 0eucu 9eludbrt, bic
ibr Gisentbum in bieier UortvsiiIiden
9eieIlidaft ueriidern Infen. So 1T
5fusifsIbaft. Oh in gang Gmerifu cine dbu.
Iide GOmpasnie eyiitirt, bic iib cines 70
9utsH IufS, nidt alein in oisiem Can.
be, iunberu ieIbit aHd i'm @usIaube CT.
freut. aeBtes Subr mar bas 8srmOssu
bisisr 6sieuihuft 81 .599, ,564.64, unb
isbt (ipie aus beiien SabrsSberidt er.
fidtlid iit.) lit cS 81, ,710,151,32, eins
8unobme bon mcbr benn Ginm q
buubert 8Oufeno Collars
in eincm Subr! $50 1T cine Seuer.
@eriiberuns8' '@eicuiduft, bic sin dbn.
IideS silnftiseS 3su9nib unftusiisn fam
SoIde nnirer 9sier bic Gi9sntbum be.
iibeu, (uno eS freut uns 3u iuiTen, bab
es 8isIe folder sibt) bas nod ni6t
bsridert III, fOnuen uidts 8e1,reS tbun,
ais iid oil bisfs GOmpusais au,ui6Iie.
bsn. Birb ibr gipentbnm burd Seuer
aeritOrt, 70 biirfen iic uerfidert fein, bob
ibnen Der 8trIuit prompt onsbs3abIt
uirb. Bir t6nueH Die ,,@srmania"
auHs bette smpfebItn. 3dbere ans.
iunft wiro bon ben $srrsa @Oenten er.
tbeiIt. $isiiser Geent 1T $r. Sr. 8.
9iesmaHnj in Qanfuiter, $r. @.I.
dens, nnb in $OIliOubsbarS $r.
Seb. 6leifder. (Sisbe sInBeise
auf Der inneren Seits.)
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10

YelunnOern mnb bn ieine mannia.
fade Sd)6he,
Die Strait nno 0erbbeit Ieiner anoe.
:. itammten S6bne.
SnbrbnnNerte iinbS Der - ba itieo
aus Noroen
Gin frommer Selo. gum Seller llnS
9eiuOroen,
VII leinen Strano. bon &rie9esmod,t
ilmidaart.
giimnL fort ein 3eiden ino Die bier
9ennrn Gin iibIeS @6rtben Dir,
Sns nod 10 milo unb idoncno OIL.
9ebradt,
Sld l9mollen Oft uno 3iirncn m0dt.
aslH Wenid mag germ bic 8abrbcit
bOren,
SIss B0rtden iuiro ibH INNER to,
ren.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10
9eutidler 0ottesbienit. = @al

eonntas gOrmittus unO absnb ipirb
Der Gbrp. YaitOr W. 8OIff bon
Sdensctabb, @..S., in Der tsrtidsn
Iutb. ct. WiidaeIS STRIDE 8OttesOienIt
baItcn, gu iusIdem bic 0emsinoe9lieosr
iOluie bic Sreuubs berisIbsn boFidit ein.
asIabsn finb.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-02-10

Reue an;etssu. - SOIssnbe ncus
&nseisen erideinsn in Der heutiSen
,,Staats' '8eituna " arf tueI6e ip'r lInisD
re 9eier animsrfium maden:
Ginnabmen & @u89aben WeBger.
Mi1Ionri.3dnbereien-N. g. 0eane.
Stele aeiudt-Gin iunser Wann.
gfeus msbijiniide &n5eigen &c,
Centennial. .Souper &C.