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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-03-17
When, saws the PHILADELPHIA CHr0r

When, says the Philadelphia Ctron-
icle. General Grant wilfully and de-
iberately falsified his word to Andrew
Johnson, in the matter relating to the
al interim Secretaryship of War, he
established precedent which several
of his Secretaries have faithfully fol-
lowed, and he is now reaping the bitter
fruits of his own sowing. He played
the traitor to Johnson, and his Score
taries are playing traitor to him
Coming home to roost.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-03-17
The witnesses summoned by the SCI

The witnesses summoned by the Ser
geant at Arms of the House of Repre-
sentatives to testify in the case of the
case Of the alleged sale of Represent
alive Hayes of Alabama OF a military
cadetship to one Mrs. Beardsley,
mother of the cadet, were Mr.. Charlier
of New York, the youths instructor,
and Mr.. Simmons of New York, cashier
of the bank at which the So, 900 check
was paid. The judiciary committee
will lose no time in getting at the facts
in the case.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-03-17
TIE ALPHABET OF THE AD-
lNESrR4'TIO

from the Baltimore .zette.l
Written for the Instruction of Judge
Caft, the latest arrival, whose educa-
ton is about to commsnce:
\ is for Avery, safe in his prison.
B is for Babcock, who should be in
his'n.
G is for Colfax. Mobilier's head man.
D is Delano, who swindled the red man.
= is for Emma, ION England uuloadec.
F is Fort Sill that poor Belknap ex-
ploded.
G is for Grant, who is partial to knaves.
81 is for Harrington, expert in safes.
I is for Ingalls, and Mrs. G's watch,
J is for Joyce, who ''a nice thing" did
botch.
K is for Ku Klux and bloody-shirt
Morton.
l. was the Landaulet for Williams to
sport on.
M is for Marsh, who to process is 'ao', est.
N is for No one but Bristow that's
honest.
o is for Orville, the go-between brother.
P is for Pierrepont, convictions to
smother.
O is the Questions that no one must ak.
r is the Responses that keep out the fax.
S is for Shepher Ibis ringites and pan'l-
ers.
T are the Taxpayers, whose money he
squanders.
q is for Ulysses that stands by these
friends.
V is the Villanies that he defends.
W are the Witnesses hunted with
Whence.
x the Examination which he must ST.
lence.
Y is the Yell from the nation that rings.
| q is the Zeal for new state of things.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-03-17

The father of ali newspapers is the
venerable fekin Gazette, which is over
1000 years old. 1t is ten-page paper,
with a yellow cover; has no stories, no
lads, no marriage or death notices.
no EDITORIALS, no subscribers. It simply.
contains the official NOTICES of the Gov
arnment
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-03-17

Forest planting is thriving in Min
nesota. The st. Paul ard Pacific
Railroad has set out over four million
young trees. and altogether it is esti-
mated that twenty millions have been
planted on the prairie lands.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-03-17

a hundred years ago things were
diff rent. Since then we have sent
England spelling bees, skating Kinks,
,I"oIy ard Sankey, Webster's DC
onnry. su!enrk and Andy Garvry.no
to speak Of two occasions when wet
sent iier a large nucli.c of English
troops for which we had no more use.
So says the New Y rk {/eraId.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-03-17

street car, moved by means OF
pressed air, has been tiled in Paris
and has proved completely successful.
The air is stored in reservoirs beneath
the truck, and it expands itself in cylin.
ders, which operate directly upon the
front wheels
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-03-17

In few days Victoria will have an
other title-Empress of India. She
will then be, "Victoris, by the grace
of God, of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland. Queen, De-
fender of the Faith, and Empress of
India"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-03-17

The Washington Chronicle says
"this session # Congress seems to ! Q
devoted largely to clap-trap." That's
fact, says the Macon 7elegraph-
Congress is doing the trapping and the
police the oiappina.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-03-17

Jenkins, the author of "Ginx' s
Baby" while agent of the Dominion
of Canada, in London, paid $4,000, it
is said, to local newspaper that acted
as his organ, and the Canadian govern
rent proposes that he shall refund the
money.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-03-17

''When Mrs. Belknap was 'Puss'
Tomhnson, III 1861, she took sides with
the North, al d, making Union flag
with hsr OWL hands. presented it with
an appropriate speesh, to Col Ian
drums regiment. We expeot to hear
next that she never could wear II shoes.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-03-17

DIR. Mary Walker was never heard
to swear but once, and that was when
she got her pants Oh wrong side before.
At least SO says the Rochester Demo-
crQt.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-03-17

A hump of crude iron was recently
rolled into leaf SO thin that four
square inches only weighed one grain.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-03-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For Rent.
z STORE and STILL

CITE Az WHITE HALL. A Coed loc '''o"
- for business. For terms apply 10 IN
NJ j. A. WOOiEN'
White Hall, BIaden County, N. y.
march 17-1t*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-03-17

The AIR Resonant with SCaudais-
Positively the Last Appearance
of PIncnback-A ParYenu Era,s
formed TO True Biue I'm Society
-Pregnaut Revolutions in the
AHOuse-HOn. Holster CIYmer, OF
PennSYlyania.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1876-03-17


for an Investigation by eommitteeeof
the House of Representatives of the
Internal Revenue and other operations
of the Government, as they have been
carried on in many of these West
gaining ground that startling develop
ments in the line OF stealing, infsmv,
and intolerable tyranny aud despotism
await Congressional Investigation il
these Bald mountain and other regions
of the west, and there IS a genera
desire that representatiy Robbins,
aided by General Vance and other
members of our deleg ttiou in Congress,
should press this demand of the PEG
pie of North Carolina uatii it is com
piled with
Tue people Of these upper counties
indulge in the pleasing belief that, not
withstanding the hard times, poverty
and desolation, which that blight and
mildew upon our advancing civifiza-
tion-the Radical party-has brought
upon North Carolina, that the Caro-
lima Central Railway never presented
a more hopeful prospect than now. It
is gaining steadily upon the public
favor and patronage of this entire
section. The freight department es
pecially presents an encouraging view
to tie owners of the road In
spite of the great competition at Char
lotte the Carolina Central is new do
ing very fair proportion of the freight
business of that city. The growing
popularity and efficiency of the road
within the last few years is greatly
owing, according to public opinion on
its western portion, to the rare execu-
tive abilities, ardent devotion, and in
domitable energy OF. that great South
ern railroad manager. Col. s. L. Free
mont. Never at any time has he been
so popuI lr with the western people as
now. But there are some drawbacks
to the prosperity of the great feeder of
your city which it may be well for its
The New York herald., 1876-12-12
teen years Of ago aua IN dsIlca.e e0nai0n whom DO

teen years OF age, and in delicate condition. whom DO
only recently married.
Robert Game went 10 tho theatre to ascertain about
certain incident which occurred IN the play, about
which be had had dispute He said he was familiar
with the play and confident he was right, but
would go 10 make sure. He was not seen again
The badge OF Stewart Hand, reporter OF The Com
nrcidi Advertiser OF this city. discovered In tho
ruins OF the tnestrc. Hand was employed IN The
Office OF that paper the l4th Of June, 1878, as mes
senger boy and soon developed remarkable aptitude
for Journalistic pursuits About year ago he was as
Iigned TO duty as city reporter. and by MS inic:-
gence and accuracy gave promise OF brilliant uure
William l.. Donnel!y, another young reporter, has
not been heard from by his mother since tic nighi oi
the 9Th inst, when ho went to the theatre. He nad
not been many weeks home from the West, where he
had made tref visit His stepiaiher iet no douo,
whatever OF having discovered the poor fellows re-
mains by means OF several articles OF clothing recog
rzed as belonging TO him; but these articles were
partly divided between crispcd trunks his mother
declined TO acquiescc IN the Identification, tor tear of
receiving the wrong body.
The New York herald., 1876-12-12

had no jurisdiction in the cause rom its inceptes.
The decision covers twelve pages Of legal cap. In
consequences OF this the prisoners entitled to thor
discharge and TO the order Tor discharge from
the custody Of tho marshal Will be made. The
vassers were already virtually released but the legal
fraternity are aslonished at the matters have
taken.
ourBREAK ASricpArED WHILE TROOPS RE-
MA:S-rns QUESTION SUCCESSOR TO srNAros
RogERrsoS.
The government. up to noon to-day without
any official inielliscnce from South Carolina south
Carolina Senators entertain no further apprehension
OF disorder whio the troops remain In tho State, and
believe that they Will remain until all probabilities Of
an outbreak arc over IS assured
WILL ne sESAroRy
There Is intercs; in republican circles, and par
ricuary among Southern republicans, regarding the
Senatorial election in South Carolina letter from
Governor Chamberlain TO ono or tho South Carolina
Senators nmated that just now there was no ndica-
tons by which 10 judge who would succeed Senator
Robertson. whose term expires on the 4th OF March
The New York herald., 1876-12-12
MORE MISSING oNEs.


Katie Eagan told Coroner Simms yesterday shat her
brother Matthew, nineteen years Of age Of No. l04
King street. and John Gray, OF Red Hook Point, have
been missing since the night OF the fire.
John HenGcrs and his wife, OF Twelfth street, near
Third avenue, went to the theatre and have been
heard OF since. They leave thrce-year old baby,
which has been taken IN charge BY some relatives
New York.
Michael Trainor youth OF thirteen years. escorted
Mrs Margaret Lidga,e, his employers vile, and Mrs
Adele s. Rothwo to tho theatre Iis known that they
sat the front row OF tho gallery, but their bodies
could be identified
Robert steers, OF No. c4G Fourth street, had been
out OF employment for several months, and Tues
day last was 20 work conductor Of the Brook
lyn Ciy Railroad Company. He got excused that day
IN oracr to DO able 10 attend the theatre nj night aud
has not since been heard o.
William Deutsch. mechanic OF No 1Ss Nelson
street, was badly Durned the nre and home with
his clothing nearly all burned OIL He died on Satur
day, alter suffering great agony, leaving widow nne-
The New York herald., 1876-12-12
SIX FIRES IN CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. ps

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. II, 1870
Six nres have occurred In this city since Saturday at
noon, ana the intense cold has prevented the engines
from working favorably. Tho most destructive oc-
Cured in the Eighteenth ward a. one o'clock this
morning, causing loss OF $4,000. 1t was dis
covered in the undertaking establishment Of
Charles Thomas, quickly ignited the Cleveland and
NewDurg Railway Company's stables which were
totally destroyed, and from thence spread 10 adjoining
property. Several saloons burned down. Charles
Thomas and owen Qugley, of the Cataract Building,
the heaviest losers, sustaining about halt Of tho
whole loss
The viii aggregate about $t2 000 and,
far ms ascertaircd, ms iollows:-Chares Thomas,
50, 500, divided between the Phnnx and Phnnx NJ u
tua Owen Qugcy, 1000, In The Hbcrnia, Of Clcvc.
Ian
The New York herald., 1876-12-12
FIRE IN ASTORIA.

About four O'Clock yesterday morning 1ames were
discovered issuing from tho extensive greenhouses
belonging to Mr. Bay Leach, at Astoria, and before
assistance could be rendered grecnhou and
buildings adjoining we're cnvcloped in Dire The loss
estimated At uly Sl2 co., the buildings but partly In
sured. Upon invest CATION unmistakablo proofs were
shown that the Are was the work OF an incendiary.
The New York herald., 1876-12-12
A LIGHTER BURNED.

About hal-past seven last night the lighter July, at
pier 20 East River, accidentally caught fire. Tho
flames spread rapidly and cnveloped the rigging.
Three engines we're quickly the spot and the nrs
quenchcd within half hour. The cargo
sisted OF cotton and was damaged $4,000, almost
loss Tho lighter itself, ned by ). i. Short
land a. Brother, was damaged $500.
The New York herald., 1876-12-12
PHILADELPHIA THEATRES.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec H. 1915
In accordance with a resolution recently passed by
the councils the building inspectors commenced =
tour OF inspection OF tho theatres and amusement
halls Of this city TO-DAY Several defects. which under
ordinary circumstances would have passed unnoticec,
wero singled out ordered TO bo remcdied
The New York herald., 1876-12-12
LOUISIANA.

ARRIVAL or THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
Nxw ORLEANS, Doc. IL. 1874
Tho House Committee Louisiana Affairs have ar
rived. They will not likely commence work until
tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1876-12-12
THE PATERSON FIRE.

The loss by tho burning OF Dougher,y's building,
Main street, Paterson, on Saturday evening, VIII ex
cecd SO, 0O0 The insurance Is $4,000, in the Livor
pool, London and Globe Insurance Companies
The New York herald., 1876-12-12
MIcHIGAN's INELIGIBLE ELECToR.
now MR.. HANcnETr's PLACE WAS TrLLED-
QUESTION FOR CoNGREss--sHALL ONE
VOTE Ds DEDUCTED FROM THE HAYES
acoRK2
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

DETROIT, Dec IL, 1870
Benton Hanchett, one OF the republican electors
being ineligible by reason Of holding the Office Of
Unned States Commissioner, did not attend
the meeting OF the electors last week,
VINO thcreupon assuming that there
= vacancy, appointed person TO cast the missing
vote Tor Hayes. Tho democratic lawyers here main
tam that Hanchet Ineligible there was failure
elect. and therefore Iianchcts absence did
make, IN the legal sense. vacancy which the other
electors we're qualified 10 HlL Thus tho stands.
Proofs ana authorities win be submitted avouching
of eleven.
The New York herald., 1876-12-12

that city They will hold musical entertainment ut
the Newark Opera House on Thursday night OF next
week.
Mr. A. T. stoddard, well known TO Aabituts OF Gil.
morc's Garden during last summer, has volunteered
Professor Cromwell offers tho gross receipts of his
entertainment, illustrating switzerland. Al Masonic
Hall this city, tonight Mr. Gregory saIteriee Grand
treasurer OF the Grand Lodge of the state OF New
York, f. and A. NJ has consentea to become treasurer
for the occasion. The hall is fire proof In
addition this Professor Cromwell will give tho gross
receipts OF three entertainments Brooklyn. lf the
committee does not designate place, they will be
gwen IN the church edncc corner OF Pierropont and
Clinton streets
Tho newsboys Of tho Home No 81 Poplar street,
raised $40 % among Themselves OF their votop.
Theatre Tree Tor entertainments the whole Of next
week, and commencing The week performances by
giving a benefit 10 tho relief fund on Monday, De-
cember Is.
THE WRIST BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT
An entertainments was gwen last night in stcnway
Hall in oehai! OF the Brooklyn sufferers by Master j.
Harry shannon, a child orator. only seven years OF
age. Several hundred per sons we're present. Tho
Young Apollo CLUB were In attendance u force and
assisted In carrying out the musical programme.
Several quaretes were rendered wih great effect and
Master shannon recited Robert Emnctls speech with
About $3.50 were obtained by the entertainment
BkSEPir ENTERTAINMENTS LAST EVENING.
The receipts Of the Park Theatre and Hoocy's Opera
House last might've 20 be devoted TO tho relief OF
sufferers by the disaster and good house was looked
Tor in both establishments. Either owing TO the
severity OF the weather or 10 the tlmdity
which the calamity has developed in theatre
goers, the tendance was extremely small Hardly
dozen people occupied orchestra chairs in oolrys
and not many moro appeared In the balcony or gai-
iercs The Park was not much better attended and
the aggregated receipts Of both entertainments win be
much smaller than was anticipated
lcALIFoRxiAs OFFERING.
Word was yesterday received IA this city from San
Francisco that the theatrical fraternity that CITY are
making preparations to give benefits for the sufferers
by the Brooklyn dsusier John Mccullough man.
Of the California Theatre win give the
ccpts oi his house on the same night that the
Brooklyn and New York theatres devote to
that purpose. Thomas Mcguire, Iessco OF Bsldwin's
Theatre, Maguircs new Theatre and Maguiro's Opera
House, Is making arrangements ior . bencnt at each
The New York herald., 1876-12-12

A PAUSE IN THE CONTEMPT cAsE-PRoBABIL-
IrY or NEW COUNT BY THE RETURNING
BOARD AND THE STATE BEING GIVEN TO
THE TILDEN ELECTORS AND THE DEMOCRATIC
, 1876-05-02
Trunfreib d..

Yari4, /. Mai. Sn ben gcitsrn itatt
9ebabtsn 0spntirtenpabl erb'elten i'm
II. acknowledgements bon Buris Sr. SUI
-prat, &cp., 1904; Gbobsrt, GaoitaIer,
1886; Ssspres. 9onapartif. 1920 ST.;
in Boroeaug 9r. Simiot, 9emaBister
&cp., 6434 uno &apual, 8ao., 5055
@timmen.
gu Der seltern in 2puns oercnitaltcten
6fentIiAen geriammluns botten iia
5000 Yiireer einsefunoen, ano iorroe 81
@unitsn Der pbliseu Mmncitiruns for-
mulirte '&siolution einbelis al semom-
men uno GROCER G%ntbuliasmns bafiir be
iunbst. Sic Dcputirten bss &bone'De
-partements paren in Der 0erlammluns
anwejenh.
Sic &spoIte in Nlsier lit uolltanois
unteybraet. Sic 5ibrer iino uerboitet
, 1876-05-02
Gpauien.

Gan @ebalia II, 80. Npril Die
bon ben sSuntas bon Biseapa uno &it=
toria gum 3wede Der Mbbaltung elmer
Gpnferens nit Der &csieruns besiglid
Der 6ueros erlpabntcn &els9aten lino
md WSabrio absereilt.
2ooS o n. l. Moi. Sie vSimes"
5at Sepei6en BON Mabrio. oob bas
S@mussleriabr5cus nGlemsrtine" fiir3.
lid bon 1pon. 3ollbeamten bel Malogo
ausssenommen wuroe. 0ie Watroicn
1uurben inter 9ed beoroert, lpeiscrten
aib aber, gu scben. Gin ensliiAer Sra.
trOle aus @Ibralter wuro iAper
oeupunbet; man lieb i'm orsi Stunosu
lang obne YfleSe lieSen uno cr b'utete
iia sn spoe. IS berriGt 9roBs Suois.
nation uesen bieiss Safes.
, 1876-05-02
ntufltf seIrsr. ptuddea.
Teuti9lano.

Berlin. 80. @pril. Dur6 f~aiierf.
'9efrct, psldes seitcrn psrofentlidt ipnr
be, lit Den gewobnern pon GllaB nnb
2otbrinseu. weI4e, wderenb lie Die
frans. N~atiunaIitdt bcitsb,elten, in ben
propiusen basnoSilirt blieben, oas Wabl
rsdt einserdamt.
Gie swsite @erlsiuns Der @eiesuor-
Iase hesiiaIia Der &ei6sbaba wuros &c
fern ir, prcuB. Nbssornetenbauie nit
:2o6 sescn ls5 Simmer our@sciebt.
G@Ioesbei IN, /. Mai. Ser GcTei
zines HampHdbrbpotcs, wclAes Nuii9en
bier unb ginseron, om linten ufer oes
:.&bsins, fabtt, erplooirte seftern uno
man slouht, oab 80 Perioaen sst6otet
1uorocn lina.
, 1876-05-02
9alanSilde pepe[Aen.

Wabin9ton. l. Olai. Sran
penrD 8 S9oOleraIt bon bier erbielt
Dor einiser Sasen Na1ri9t, baB Der
Yrlher oes Gen, bo,uaro bon 8bitebaa
I'M Beaufort ilsritie. S.=g., ermosbst
,porben lit. CT seriieb ON Morscn beg
16. Big. feline @obnuns in einsm elm.
ipdnnisen @aqen, INT mad Dem 8 Msi-
len entfernten poitamte au fabrsn. 81.
MICE Ne9er, pel6e seb6rt battsn, bab er
@slb eruarte, %lauerten ibm auf uno cr=
i9oiien i'm; iie pliinoertea bann feline
SoIAen aus uno fnnosn I'M @ansen so
Gts.
Gucbee, Gan., 30. Mpril. Sn
ct. 5ensbine, Dorder= County, e,idob
lesten 9ounerhas Ole Ndtserih 2abopil.
lisr Srau @urpbp, fir ,pslde iie arbei.
tets, raHte oann ale @ertbiaGen, Die Iih
f%ortbrinsen liebsn, suiammen uao snt.
fob.
Q o IT. II, 80. 9pril. SIN Der gmcr'.
i6en piano=Gabrif bra6 seitern Na9-
mittag Seuer aus, woourh elm SAaoen
bon $4,000 an9cribtet puroe.
5uoion, I.sY., l. mai. Sn ocm
bret Mfeilen con bier entfernten Glaze.
rod brannte 9eitern Morssn oas v9aw=
reneez5ouis" niebcr. Oa{slbe ,uar Al
$4,000 pcriidert. Der @si"mmIUe''"P
,uite utrt uuf s55,UUU 9ei1dBt. Wtan
permutbet, ooB oas Geuer b0sartiser
WeiIe angele9t poroen lit.
Mltoona, Penni., 90. Mpril. grnli
plad, II Sabre alt, wuroe s%elternslbeno
bier ermorbet uno beraubt. Seine 2ti=
dye ,purbe in einsm @tsinbrute auber=
balb Der Stabt 9efunoer; ubr uao @slo
lparen aus Den &ieioern pe:lbwunpen.
Man bat feline Spur BON Dem WDroer.
, 1876-05-02
Wuroyd1be Nabrihten.

@arlsrubs. 5n Der yerbanolune
Der 3ueitsn &anmer itber ocu Gtat Ses
SultuS lteute bt altramoutauc Yartei
ben Int,as, Die uOH Der Vuo3et<Gom'
milton weSen Nibtbeiesuu9 osS er3bl'
id6Hid)en Stugles III 6rttburs aurads
ae,pieieue Dotatieu oeu 13.40O 9utoen
lu senebmissn. Staats. Wiiuiitsr o..
Soft erflarts auf bic Ansriffs Der ultras
montauen usseu otrsOserler Seiseun9
~ Jreibur9 F: so lanse id mitp'rtte,
wsrbe i9 nis eiuen @r3biiAof ;ulalen,
bsr Die @siese beS Staatss nidt aner.
fennt. SUI Sabr 1873 lhrieb mir an.
%tonelli, oaB Der b. Stupl 9eltnttcn wollt,
oaB oas GapItcl 3m 5reIburs sur Auts
iteluns einer nsusn 2ilte iAreIte - Elm
BswesS, Sab Sabre lang ELL besi9ides
VsrbOt b%sltano ib tana oaper nid)t
,ussben, oaB eiu Dtann Gin 10 siunuB.
teld)eS Imt sinuimmt. iir Den bic Sa'
eunsen zines A~uSwarti9en msbr scltea,
alS Die @slsBs bes Vatsrlanoes. GS
iibrt sur &ebellion, wern Semauo CT.
TART, er iei nI6t uerpflbtet, Die @eiese
;u ~befolgcn." Der uItramontane Al'
rag tpuroe abselebnt, uuo ole Nesicruns
rma1ttyt, bic Dotatlon crit aus3ubss
,aplsn, ,psnn Der srSbliAoFits Club!
bsiest lit.
Sci Der 8cratbuns bss Budgets oss
StaatSminlltertumS banbelte e5 it'd aus
uaAlt nm oie @sobper3oslId)e 3lplulis,
gu wsld)sr cine 3ulosltde Seu!ul9uug
pOu 800 900 W. Dor elhlusen miro, 10
bab olsielbe nit ocn apana9en iest labr'
LID 1,78S,350 80. betra9t. Oebaltirt
wurbe ibcr oIelsn Yuntt i'm Saule nid)t,
ba9essn l,immtsn II orei ultramon'
tame: bic Ab9sOroneten Saasiatob,
Soelmaun uub Wtarbe.
Den Observation-Disclosures iir
1974-75 uno benz @ntwuri osS Giicna
ba9nbau,S Budgets entnsbmen mir 6ol.
senbes: BUM Sau nener Sabucr
paren fir 4974-75 bewiui9t 31.143,s
200 Mt., osruedoet wurOeM IL, 1852, 06S
Dr., allo ipsu,ssr IL. 1871, 1872 Wt. 5ur
Srwslteruns bsltsbsnoer Babnen. Grams
portmaterlal II. o9l. waren bsW.uiyt;
1l,574.OS7 M., psrlpenbst puroeu
S,402, 9lO &C., alio wenl9er 3,171.127
Wtart.
Ssiostbers. 0em 9eruebmea mad
miro bsabfdtl9t. ole ssbrtraite Der tbeo'
losiI1sn 1atultat oil hisliSes naiUesii'
'at aayb wsttere Hsrufunlsn III pssS
, 1876-05-02
Mirifa.

2onoo n. l. Moi. Ta9rihten bon
Gope.@c .GaItIe msloen, boB Der So
mig bon SobomeD iid seaueigert bat, Die
ibm pesen M%ibbanoluns britil1er unr
tertbanen iiirSli6 auferleste Strafe su
5abIen, unb baB er cine inlelente 9ot-
i1aft ar ben britii6engommrbore fdid
rte, in tpelder er benIelbeu einlabet, Mbo.
msp au be|i,hen, 100 er ibm seripriht,
Die Sorseruns in qulpsr uno 8lei 81
eutri6ten.
, 1876-05-02
SIrtei.

&aeuia, 80. Mpril. Mui9tar pa@
Ida perlisB an IS. big. @atlAto, nm
Niche wieoer su perprpuidntlren. gr
iiieb im 9usasYaiie nit Den Sniursen-
ten Sulammen, 100 lid Elm @efr6t ent-
lponn, wel9es nod ni9t beeuost lit.
Moitar, l. Mai. Is wirb owtli6
9euelbst, boB Wtutbtar palha Die 9ros
ben Snlursentenmailen gu prssjeta ses
i&laeen, bsreH YefeHisunsen einsenom-
men BOT uuo in 9liclic cinsesOsen 1T.
8elsrab. l. @tai. Sn &esierunss
freiisn perloutst, baB Die 1till3 Sefebi
sr9olien BAT, li@ nit einipo1i9sn pros
p'ant Su usrlsben nno bstelt ~ baltsn,
, 1876-05-02
OeFreid.

2onooa, /. Mlai. Tas @iener
.,Sasblatt" iast, bab Gin 8eriiAt cirfu.
lirt, pona9 Der Safer I'M Begriif ftsbe,
mad Berlin %ab,ureilen.
Ser r9iusti GR +" last, bab Der Ylan,
8osnien uno Die Scr5csuwina 5u einem
8aiaQentaate unter Dem S4ube Osf.
rei9s uno &ublanos III u~ereini9en, bel
Der gnlueienbcit bes Gsasen in Berlin
beiprodcn weroen miro.
Scr GsMidt, bab @raf anbraiip bel
Der 3uiammenfunft il Berlin an,ueieno
fein ,ueroe. wirfte siiniti9 ouf oieSorle ell
in ct. Yetersbur9 unb Berlin Elm.