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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-06

At the organization meeting of Miss
Williams dancing class al Music Hall Tues
day evening of this week. a free lesson was
given to the entire satisfaction Of all pres
ent, and twenty couples placed their names
on the list. Terms are $500 per couple
and So 90 for single scholar, for twelve les
sons. Miss Williams comes among US well
recommended us a teacher of dancing. Her
class at Fond du Lac numbers 100 pupils,
and at Jefferson 60.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-06
EashOtah Glee Club.

The Nashotah Gee Club, composed OF
students of Nashotah Episcopal Seminary,
and an organization containing fine musical
talent will give a grand vocal concert at
Turner Hall, Tuesday evening, December
u. We hope the Nashotah Glee Club Will
be greeted with full house on this their
first appearance before a Watertown audi
ence The following is the programme of
the Concert:
/. Two Roses. elmer
Gee Club.
2. Song-Doughty Deeds. Sullivan
Mr. Harry Thompson.
3. Quartette-Evening .................. Bank
Messrs. Hughes. Bennington, Ayers
and Pearson.
4. Day Slowly Declining &C. Won Weber
Glee Club.
5. Song-Kathleen Mavourneen....C Crouch
Mr.. Hughes.
6. Three Chafers. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Truhn
Glee Club.
l. Where Would be ............ ...Zollner
Glee Club.
2. Song-Mary of Argyle..............Nelson
Mr.. j. A. Bevington.
8. Daffney (comic) Sam Lucas
Glee Club.
f. Trio from tila.......................Ve Verdi
Messrs. Hughes, Bevington and
Thompson.
b. Song-Lost Heir (comic) ........ Snip
H. Hughes.
6. Quartette Serenade. .Marschner
Messrs. Hughes, Bevington, Ayers
and Pearson.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-06
seven cities
Dodge County.

The following are the salaries paid to
Dodge County officers:
County Judge, 81, 100 for services in pro-
hate business and trial Of cases.
County Treasurer, 81, 500.
County Clerk, $1,000.
Clerk of the Court, $500.
District Attorney, $1,000.
County Superintendents, $3.50 year
EACH.
The tax payers of Dodge county, ''irre-
spectlve of party" were put to the expense
last year of 81 800 in the endeavor to secure
pun banker.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-06
al.

Mr.. E. D. Coe, of the Whitewater Register
and wife passed Sunday in the city and
returned home Monday morning after a
pleasant visit, although a short one, among
their relatives and friends.
Rev. Father Hoinett, of Dixon, Illinois,
former pastor of ST. Bernard church, spent
several days, including Thanksgiving, in
town last week among his old parishoners
Mr.. Andrew Hyck, of Sun Prairie, for
mer old resident of Watertown, has been
on visit of a few days in town.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-06
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C., l
will send recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This greatremedy was dis
covered by missionary in South America.
Send self addressed envelope to the Rev.
Joseph 7. Inman, Station D, Bible House,
New York. Slime
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-06
Vashti and Esther.

Mr.. John c.. Baker, author of the Court
OF Babylon" which was rendered here last
spring, is writing new oratorio entitled
"Vashti and Esther" Three divisions are
now complete. 1t is Mr.. Bakers purpose,
we understand, to make this his master
piece. OF course "Vashti and Esther will
be given in Watertown, and all will lie
eager to hear it.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-06

AS me CHRISTMAS season approaches it is
not inappropriate to say few words that
may perhaps draw the attention of the gen.
eral reader to this joyful, though in this
country, much neglected festival. For the
first three centuries the birth Of Christ was
celebrated on different days by the eastern
and western churches, bat in the 4th centu-
ry both branches of the church decided foom
the tables Of the censors in the archives of
Rome, that December 25th was the day of
cur Lords nativity, and from that time this
holiday has been celebrated on the same
day by all Christians. 1t is season Of holy
commemoration, and cheerful festival,
joyful alike to old and young.
"On Christmas Eve the bells are rung;
On Gu istmas eve the mass was sung
That only night iI all the year,
Saw the stoled priest the chalice rear.
=
Twas Christmas broached the mightiest ale;
Twas Christmas told the merriest tale;
Christmas carol oft would cheer
poor man S heart through half the year"
For many centuries it has been the custom
to sing canticles or carols at Christmas.
commemorative of the birth of Christ, or
some Christian virtue. Many collections
of these ancient carols have been made in
England, France and Germany, very inter-
esting to lovers OF medieval poetry. Many
are very quaint and beautiful. The follow
ing, fsoms among others familiar to the
writer teaches les :on of Christian charity
that every good heart will appreciate:
GOOD KING wENcEsLAs.
Good King WenceslaS looked out
On the feast of Stephen,
When the snow lay round about,
Deep, land crisp, and even.
Brightly shone the moon that night,
Though the frost was cruel,
When poor man came in sight,
Gathering winter fuel.
s'Hither, page, aud stand by me,
If thou know'st it, telling,
Yonder peasant, who is be?
Wnere ana WndC MS uWelIluS
"Sire, he lives a good League hence,
Underneath the mountain;
Right against the forest fence,
by Saint Agnes fountain.
"Briug me flesh and bring me wine,
Bring me pine logs hither;
Thou and will see him dine,
When we bear them thither."
Page and monarch forth they went,
Forth they went together;
Through the rude winds loud lament.
And the bitter weather.
sSire, the night is darker now,
And the wind blows stronger;
Fails my heart, | know not how;
can 90 no longer"
s'Mark my footsteps, good my page;
Tread thou in them boldly:
Thou shalt fud the winter s rage
Freeze thy blood less coldly.
In his matters steps he trod,
Where the snow lay dinted ;;
Heat was in the very sod,
Which the Saint had printed.
Therefore. Christian men, be sure,
Wealth or rank possessing,
Ye who now will bless the poor,
Shall yourselves find blessing.
Five cases of black measles are reported
at Fort Atkinsln.
w isconsin is entitled to the appoint
ment of eight cadets to the Naval Academy
at Annapolis, which is one from each of the
Congressional Districts.
Diaries for 1877 just received, and for
sale at T. S. Clark,s Book and Stationery
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-06
Elsewhere we present at G

Elsewhere we present at great
expense birds-eye view of Reformer daw-
ley on visiting tour. 1t was taken by
our artist On the spot, aud it is said to be
correct representation of the champion Wis
itor astride of his household goods.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-06
Votes and Population.

Taking the vote cast at the late Presideu-
tial election as the basis, Watertown stands
az the 18th city in the State as regards pop
ulation. The following is the record of the
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-06
20larriieo.

At the residence of the brides parents, in
the city of Watertown, Wisconsin, Wednes-
day evening, November 70, 1876, by Rev.
S. K. Miller, MIR. WILLIAM Fl. PRICE to Miss
ELLA A. SPENCER, all of this city.
"Forest Tar Salve" cures Piles, when all
other remedies have failed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-06
L. A. WHEEIIER'S
Dry Goods Emporium,

1873 and 1876 WISCONSIN ST., MILWAUKEE,
Is now crowded with new goods adapted to
the fall and winter trade.
Black and Golored Dress Silks and
Lyons Velvets for cloaks of the very best
make are still selling at the old prices.
Now is the time to purchase these goods, as
there must soon be a large advance, owing
to the greatly increased cost OF raw silk !.
Also full line of Trimming Velvets at
low prices. Damasse and Brocade
Wool Goods for Polonaises, Katelasse
Beavers for cloaks. A complete assort-
ment of Fancy Dress Goods in the latest
styles. great variety of Novelties, Neck
wear, merino underwear, felt skirts, hosiery,
&c. Something new every day. Samples
sent by mail when requested. All orders
receive prompt attention. Goods sent on
reders that are not satisfactory can be re-
turned and the money will be refunded.
3w8
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-06
Clothes Line Thief Captured.

Theresa Ingram, better known as Mrs.
Brant, notorious character of the 9Th
ward, was arrested last Saturday, on the
charge of stealing children s clothes from a
before Justice Krebs on Monday and find
$40 and cost, which she paid. The articles
of clothing were found in her possession.
While the search was being prosecuted
huge trunk was found on her premises
full of white wearing apparel of every
description, together with several remnants
of cotton cloth, dress goods and the like.
Among the assortment of her piferings a
pair of window shades ana baby's muslin
dress were found belonging to Mr.. John E
Weissert, the ex.drum major of the 29th
regiment These articles were taken from
Mr.. Weisserts clothes line some months
since. Mrs. Brant was Immediately rear
rested on this charge, and is to have her
trial before Squire Becknan to-day.
This woman claims that she is being pun
ished for another's crimes, and the name of
the really guilty one she stolidly withholds.
We are enjoying as fine winter weather
at present as ever falls to our lot in this
latitude. Some sleighing would just fill
the bill completely, but the wheeling is ex-
cellent.
The commission appointed by the leg
islature to select site for an asylum for the
| chronic insane, met in Madison, and after
discussions it was decided to erect build
ing in connection with the insane asylum
n ear that city. It is understood that the
action of the commission was not unani-
nous, and that efforts will be made to
change the decision.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-12-06
DISSOLUTION.

TINE firm of T. S. Clark Co. have by
i mutual consent this day dissolved
partnership, the business reverting to T. S.
Clark, who pays all debts contracted and
receives all monies due The firm. The
business will be carried on as heretofore by
T. S. Clark, where everything appertaining
to the book, stationery and news trade will
be furnished at the very lowest market
price. rs. CLARK.
CHAS. MITCHELL.
Watertown, Nov. l, 1876.
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Sr. 8an0aa 5,tat Sprcd)er ocS SC
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Strattf0te tsleSr0pDiIGe
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pima beSba!b tene geiud]er auBer etniger
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tage enc gerat6EHg I'M ,,9ult !Souie" III
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ren uno gct0otet.
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pHrdl Omaha. Dieiclben iOucH nit Oel
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ben,
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Orleans &lmcs," crt!drt, oaB er mGbrea0 iCi
ner legtblu fattgefun0cNen 3uiammeutunIt
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@eueral SamptOu, nod oem 9ftprdieutauteu
yamar Gutoliiilt mar, Yori6tGgc I'M Iuflragt
oericlbeu 81 MAIDEN.
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8aibinatcu telcgraphirten 8erdt8 Setreii7
ocr teabiid)tigten 8ciignation Oe8 ScnatOra
in Abrsoe.
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4aQot 9}QlGimOre.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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,Sn0llS, Etn0iap mo SarroQ.) IS erhielteu
DtGrt2 vi. Sd)umGder (uebit y. u. 0tlfer8)
mo 3tldJ0ro 8rooF5 5ln &crmaltuug ocr
rCip. pTi6allteu oiutcrlaFeuidJnfteu uou
Gnitcu y. Gdumadcr rno Sobu SrOots gc>
ridltlde &ollmadJt.
StRbt0ertdlt. - (&or &i4tcr 8iuf.
uCp.) &orgelcrn it2l bic Sibun9 aus. 6eute
ltebeu 9tr. 90 unO 500 bis 324 DER Bro1eB.
Jfegttranoe auf Der &Gge8oronung.
SupCriO T. Ser d t. - (Sor &tdtCu
DObbiH.) Qm GonEaben0e rubten bic @e.
idJdfte. Sir beute Inb Der BroSeB SontS'
geacn Souc5 uu0 ytr. $50, 331, 4O1, 399 uno
405 bis Al Der Yro5eB 8cgiItr0nOe anbes
Gunmt.
9ta6tfrci8 8eridt. (8or 93i6.
ter 9ilm0r.) Seute iOQtH iOlgenoe Yro,eiie
3ur &erbauoIupg tommen: Der y2lltitdoter
SAM" gegeH Sul;er; Ganb'5 miber Seebc;
Der ,Siirgcr Sld)crbcit5z uuo Qanos@ompaqz
ME" qegen llblcr; Streett'S ge9en !6omes
SerSbcrg'S gegen rem pSatttrp .&oenue,Buuz
Oeretn;" be8 yBorttauo . StraBen Sauucrs
ems" gc9en Sell,
BHnDe8fret8 @ert9t. (Gor
0Fjdter @iic8.) 9tapFclo, 0tigger uuo Son.
iortcu 9c9cn Die 08egcnieltge SarmerS=
6euerz AHeturou5= @cic4i1nft pom 0elamarc;"
gtntrGg GuT pcuen YrO5CB 0bgc>uleIen, un0
ben SIdgern S1388.88 nebft 9ntereien pom
?. 0cSembcr 1876 all suertanut. - @uf s.
NtorriIOn 9arrlS' &nuag erbiett IS. 9uu
6arrt8 Sur N0Uotatm oil 0ielem @eri1t5boje
GrlnubuB.
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ri4ter &rown.) 3. IS. uno Glre Slentic,
gea:uiettlae 8rttgelci; abgenieieu. = Sobu
&oticg, 0hBbanOlunq Uon Sobn g8iQtam8;
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QSbite, G5atitdteit 9egen Gbomas g8oOOS;
acgeu &orenerlegung geidllldtet.- Sir beute
itno fo!9enoe Yro5eiie an8eeBt: 1einrId)
SAudharo uno Srtgitte ytOrau, SputtuO-
icpsSerranf an Sonntage; Yatrtd Nc9ratb,
@eorg .. 5ra5tcr, Gbarle8 Srcwn, SerHarO
Sonnor, 9eErg y. &uanS, Sobonn RebeleiH,
SoJlnu 9lOtb, DomInid Bul5foro, SobH
Gortiip uuO &burleS &tnnear, llebertretung
oc5 2(ulterns@ s@eiebe8; SObn S,etlep uuo 6.
28. Sennctt, Sbpinoel; 2ll?ranOer @tbbS,
Benjamin gtoonGn unO Gom1ro S. Srauce,
Yetru9 bel'm Sptcls.
@ommou Ylea8 =8erid5 t.-(Sor
9ttdltcr @arep) 9ennt8 Sheap bur6 Seres
nttaS Sbeap gcgen Die ygSeitlld)e WcrgldH'
Der Sabn9eicGIdloft;" Dem Stdger iitr Sers
iesnpgen S55 5ugeiprod)cu. - SObn Nturpbp
& Comp. gegeH SOAann Alcrniee; Ditto
$284.33. - 90t9arlue Dte(lor ni0er Sames
banlep; antrIg auf cineu ucpcn 4rOSeB mo
ein Na4IoB BON $50 am &rtenntniIe eiugez
tragen.-Soiepb 9teuber9 9egeH oen oBermae
ueuteu NihIaro 8auuereH;" &nhag aui
llrtbeil3 2aiItrun9 INN eineu ueuen Yro5eB
DermOrfen. - Barrett gegen 0ig9in5; @inrtoc
auire6t erE0lteu. - 6iBlimnlOnS 9egen Sol
9tauO; Ginwano uerworien. - Sir b.utC iiuo
Jtr. 224, 100, 2O6, 214, 232, 23S, 1884, 234,
24l, 245 mo Sc Der YrO;eB', gtr. 2l66 uno
PIGS bis 2178 De- Sliir 9tegiltronOe angc4
jcBt.
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Sig 0Seitousffeuutto.

@hilabelp ia, 3. 0es.-0a perIdies
Ocne Sournale fiirSlid) bic 9lniidt du6erten,
oab bic 5iuan5bebSrOe Der ausitelluu9 in
Aubetradt be8 our6 oaS llnterneb men er3els
ten beoeutenben ueberlhu1es hie &e9icrungsz
Subiioie BON 81, 100000 sur:tdsablen lollte,
10 begabeu lid; mebrere bIeiige Sournaliiten
am lesten Samltage na9 benz QuSitellun9s=
Ylate, I'M 81 ernltteln, lueldleS S5erfabren
Die BsbDrpe be5ii9ltd) Der anselesenhelt etn'
idllaqeu miirSe. Sbo8. @obran, Sice- 8rdli=
seut Der SinansbebDroe, britdte iein Sebauern
Oariiber aus, OaB gep,fie Sournale angebeutet
ldtteu, Die Beb0rOe piiroe unebrlt1 bauoelu,
menn fte nidlt iofort Die betreffenoen 81, $780,.
900 surif,abIte. Die gebDroe miroe in
pieIer 4nselegenbeit gtibt5 tbun, mas nidt
nit lbren Serpflthtungeu gegen Die 0le9te
rung uuo ihreu ionitigeH Serpfliftungen in
seaauem @iatlanse ffebt. 0ie geb1r6e beqe
ntdt ben geringlteu 2Suni9. bos in ibren
6dnbeu befinoltde @elo Der Ne9terunq noer
ben 9tftieninbabern porauenthalteu, uno io=
balo eS sHrd eth Sribaual enti9teoen let,
gSem iie oas Gelo aussusahleu babe, 10
piirbe fie ber @nti6elouns gemdB banoeln.
6r. @obrou bielt es ieoo6 peri0ulldl fir etne
Grniebrigung. menn Die 8e9ierung barauf
bsilebe, bab Die BON tbr oor9eld)oieHe Summe
sucrl SuriiGerltattet luilrOe.
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IerWttSajte Sepeif,ett ai.S
Rcst,s ,sOnrf.

9tew,Dorf, 8. De5br. - Die 66. Sbs.
Irntita9e, George $. Sepmortb, Sames M.
2uolorp, Chs. .Saittnas, Stepben s. .Spna,
iun., unD 9Sm. S.Sabine ner6ffsntlidten gez
tern einen Nufrui 5u elner Serlammlung,
nslde am Wontag Mitta9 Inn - llbr - sll
berlelbeu Stunoe, in rpeld)er Der @ongreB su.
langmentritt, - in Der 8apttften.atr9e, gde
Der As. Gtra6e unb 5. Npenue, abgebalten
perSen ion, um Die aumeieuheit Oes heiligeu
@elteS inter cen @eletgebern Der Nation Su
clNeben, oanit berielbe tbre Sbritte 3ur @eis.
belt uub gum Srieosn lenfe.
- Ser Dampier nSrance" traf BON 2oubor
bie- eiI.
- Die 0ampier vGita Of 0tihmonS" Dor
2iperpool, .Amerlfa" bon Bremen anb aGi;,
Of Merlba" uon oauan1la lino bier auasfom
men,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-04
Gtnfstars etnes @endnnns.

St.Hont8, 2. 9esbr.- @lne groBe flint.
fGdtse, Gu5Saditeincn erbauteMHhle, @tgells
tBtm rcr os9ooo & MauoslRiliugzSomp ;"
harste gegen 5llhr peuteRadmittao nit eincm
iat9tbaren Sradle Sniammeu. 9te Maiti.
merle mar i'm @auge, bas @aS mar auae3iillz
oct unO e,n groBer, bis sur 9Re;;aaiinnbbise
gebei5ter Sfen befan% e tG IN Dem @cbduOe,
Hho Se.,nod) alrtetbsn Die Griimmer iouOer-
ba-er gSelle nidt IN BranO. Ger Berionen
beian0en iiA sur 3eit peS t,ufales IN Dem
@ebGube, jeOoh nuroe felue oerielben beoenf'
lid perlebt. Dle Maihlncrie foItete $45.0O0,
Ser &Otaiperiut 1T nod niAt erHittelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-04
Ser bcpotHeDesoe 3nSaassmsentrStt
DeS EOnGreHeS.

bling ton, 8. 9e5br.-G8 1T noh
unaepiB, Su wel1er StunOe Der Brdiioenl
morgen Dem &onsreiie ietne 8otiAoft iitcriens
ben iuiro, auf feineu Sail jeOob, bis beloe
9auler ibu ourd Elm Slenar Gomitc benadl=
rtd)ttat babeu, baB fic bcrett fnO, lsine gu
itriit entse9en 81 nebmen. Ste Serleinug
Der gtanlen Ger Wttglleber I'M 6eprGleutau.
tenbauie unb Die @rwablu1g unb @iniesnng
etneS Spre9ers meroen ipabrifeinlldl baS
lleberibtdeu Der SotiGaft bis Swst llbr Hl6.
nuttasS persDgern.
-3 Die eemofratiiden GonqreB, ,Mitgliebcr
erflaren, oas Die Barter be5ii9lid) Der pOliti.
Iden 8srmidelunaen NIT Jtabe una tleberle=
euug 3u Berfe seben unc oaB ruahrid)eInlidl
erli am ndhl:en Dtlttmoda ein @orld)lag aez
madbt meroen miro, Gin @omite su ernenneu,
peld)eS naG Sloriba, 2ouliiana unb Siio.
earoIina 9eten uno alle Sbatiadeu Setreffa
oes GleftoIalrptums iener Staaten ermittelr
iol. .Sie perIhieOeneu Sotel3 ililb beutG
4benb nit @siteu iiberiiillt, uuo man eripar'
1et, raB norseu cine nn9ew0hnlit,e aufre.
aura berrid)em mfrs. @S erihirt ieoO0 feir
1rune, Rubefernpge!! 5I bsldr6teH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-04
Die @latterns sGpiocmte im Wor0=


Nlnnip eg, Ntauitoba, 3. 9c;cmbcr.-
Sedl8icbn S8ldnoer uno Ia >5noiantr iiuo III
g8blte Sbuo Nipcr ben Slatteru erleQen.
I3mlidl2n bort mo 8imIl, cine Srefe oon so
WelleH, 1T fein S5aus, i'll lueIdjem iidl nid,t
cine Crtrantte Berion befiuoet. Sn @iml,
lte9en itber 100 Bcrionen oarnieScr, uno -
itarben. 9a8 &orratbsbau8 ocr 9fegleruuq
tit III Gin 6oipitnl nerluonNelt luoroen. 2lne
Satlentcn DerOcu III ooijelbe Qebradjt mn
lbre g&ohuungcu uerbrauEt. l}u Solge ocl
liren9en Suarantduc tit III WlaritobQ nod
felnc elu3l9e Grfranfung porQciaaIn.
gGiHbrtdjc.
u em- SrleauS, ,. QeSbr.- Der Dam
bier Worp," Gi9eutbum Der, ,Diorgau ginic, "
llef am 9Snnerita9 Riorgen an Der ToDrt
pon Utor9on GttD nad) eiucm teraniid)eu
9aieu aui Der Nrania8. Saut left uno murbC
III furser 3cit BON ocr8ranoung ;ertrilmmcrt.
0aS 6abrieug ncbit Sarge 1T total uCrlorCu.
Der Scrlnlt bcIduit iid) auf $l25, 900. 9ic
DfaunIdait lpur0e Qerettet.
Glepelaub, o, ,. Oc;. - SIN Nabr-
8eug, mahridJcinll6 GcrS6oouer ,@alc" bon
GrIc, ldetterte geiteru Ill Der 9tabe uon Tair.
port; bic SaIiite un0 3tpei Soiicr iiuo al oaS
uIer geid)wemmt poroeu. Der cine 3ciiel
mar nit 6rauenfIethern seiiiltt. 2tui cncm
Der al oa8 rier geIfwemmten @egcuitGnoe
mar Der Same 20. .. Sale" geibrieben.
gfau alaubt, oaB Die Nianni9uit um9efom,
u1ru III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-04
STE Sauloe.a 0er sgirIta SaGGoofet ;
WcGIMoG) & So at 0aS slot
4cn- Sos se,erfcfsspiaf 0eftfAt.


g8aihtngton,2 2. 9eS.- = @tne Brittung
oe8 &ontos Ger Sirnta San &oOfe, WicSuuo1
& Comp. nit Der 0tesierlu9 ergtsbt, DaB Die
0te6uungen Der 6irmG aIs Stnan;a3eatin
oes 0epartement8 in 2on6on III benz
S6aeamte ab9sidlofien unO Der poue Setrag
be,ablt mOroen 1T. Sefrctar RoteIon ertidrt,
oab Die S9ulbeu Der iyirma al DaS Glotten1
Departement, als nielelbe inter oegl engllhen
8anferpttgeiebe tpe9en pes Salllments lhrtr
bieiisen Observation-Disclosures Dem @onfurSperz
fatreu iibermieien puroe, u0ul9 oerThert
iraren unO nah uno nad abSCtragen murbeH.
Sm letten CONNER mar Die S6ulo bis anf
$3.50, 900 getilgt rub amf pieier 0leit wuroe
ieitoem besablt. 0e@ gefretdr erflart ieruer,
oab Der 5lrnta San GoOte & Sorp. niemals
YorIdiiTe 9ema9t wurben unc oab bteie
6irma niemalS 56uloneiu bss 6!otten.
lSennrtemeut5 mar