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New-York tribune., 1876-04-18
r1rrcn STREET PLOTTING.
LONDON, Tuesdar, Apfb Is, 1876
The Standards correspondent at Limerick says:


The Home Rule procession numbered 1000, and con-
sisted of trade guide, with bands d banners Messrs
INIT O'saaug ghne,sy, and OSu van occupied car
rtsrr m thr line. Tho Naticlahsts were only
hrndicd in number, but they were well armed win
s,n.s nlrdg,ous aud knives, and had evidently drilled
f,r he fight 1Gc Natunallsts Ia the 'iis onset sue
ceeded ma smashing the musical instruments ana de-
stroyrg the banners OF the Home Rulers; but they we
at last driven into public house, when was
ronpletsly wrecked. 1hc cause OF the riot was
tun oiscouteut OF tAe Nau0naiis;s, who form
n rempunt OF the Fcnian party at what
cy declare 10 bc the uttor neglect Of the Home Rule
question Dy the socallod Home tue leaders aurnS the
prcsen session of Parliament Ghe intended drinOhstr
iou I'm favor OF d. Butt Was q failure. The crowds
winch were eXpesied from the country did not come in.
rLc ccches could be heard as the Natonallsts re-
nsy.l The disturbances. More fighting was feared
during the nignt and there considerable aaTl as
he Natuualss known 10 nave roYOlVers Inc police
consequently paroed the streets. Az 10 o'clock p. n
some arrests were made.
~ ia thought that over 100 persons weie wounded IN
the riot OF whom forty seriously and six, II is feared
fatally Injured AT the meeting Mr.. Butt spoke hopefully
OF the prospects OF the cause. He pointed To the ehOs
OF IN marty during Jhc session to obtain reform III con-
nection wifh Parliamentary and municipal franchise.
lie declared II Ireland had native Parliament to foster
irish industry, Galway ana Limerick "ouIu eAcu nave
transatlantic packet stations.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-18
SPAIN AND THE VATICAN.

ROME Monday, April II, 1876.
Negotiations between Spain and the Vatican
have been suspended The spanish Government has an
nounced that it will accept the Concordat Of 1887 ex
cept the clause decrecng religious unity. Spain VIII
await fresh proposals from me Vatican before resumng
NEGOTIATIONS IL is announced that the Pope has written
nm autograph letter TO King AlphOuso reminding In OF
Lls promises 10 maintain religious unity ana TIC |oh
c,.dat.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-18
THE MEXICAN REVOLT.

GALVESTON, April ia special dispatch to
The Ners from Brownve yesterday says that Govern
ment force has occupied Victoria, the capital Of
Tamaulipas, and demanded Of Gov Corales
whether he has pronounced for Diaz. IIo Is at San
Fernando together with the State Legislature. Gen.
Escobedo reached Monterey yesterday with 600 Govern
ntent cavalry The revoutonSts are eIacting forced
Ioans from the merchants OF New Laredo, Mexico The
consular officers understood TO be endeayorng TO oD
tain military assistance TO resist It. Daz seized several
hundred stand of arms in Matamoros yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-18
QUARANTINE.
OUTLINE OF A BILL TO MAKE IL sELF-sUPPoRTING
AN INCREASE OF POWERS DELEGATED TO THE
COMMISSIONERS.

OUTLINE OF A BILL TO MAKE II sELF-sUPPoRTISG
AN INCREASE OF POWERS DELEGATED TO THE
COMMISSIONERS.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPArcHI
ALBANY, April 17.-The bill to make Quar-
antne selfsupportng which was introduced in the Sem
ate to-day provides that hereafter all fees accDg to
the Health officer shall be paid the Treasurer Of the
Board OF Quarantine Commissioners, and be by him dis
bursed tine order OF the Bosrd to the and mante
nance OF the entire Quarantine establishment OF the port
The Health officer shall be appointed, as now provided.
and receive $4,000 per year, and he may appoint his
first and second assistant physicians, subject to
the approval Of the Quarantine Commissioners. Tho
First Assistant shall be paid 900 per annum, and the
Second Assistant 81 900. The Commissioners shall ap
point on redusition the Health Officer, many other
assistant physicians, superintendent, and other cm-
poyes as may be necessary. The Commissioners shall
tx salaries OF these appoinees and pay all the ex-
renses OF establishment but there shall be appro-
praon made by the State for the and maintenance
OF Quarantine except for the salaries clerk hire, and
office expenses of the Commissioners OF Quarantine.
The Governor and Controller may from time to time
reduce the revenues OF Quarantine upon the recon-
mendation OF the Health officer and the President Of the
Board The Commissioners are required TO make quar-
tery reports TO the State Controller OF receipts and ex
pendures and 70 report annually the condition OF the
establishment % the Legislature. IL shall not be lawful
10 use the boats other apputenances for pecunlary
benefit TO any Official employe. The Commission
.bau with the consent Of the Health Officer, select
license dismiss all persons required 10 be licensed un
der Quarantine and hx the charges for licenses.
Additional regulations are protided for the manage
pent OF the establishment The Commissioners OF Quar-
antue shall have power subject TO the approval OF the
unsTb OGeer and commissioners OF the Land Office 10
sell all property unnecessary for When such sales
are made detailed statement OF the same shall be rem
dered TO the Controller OF the state ana the proceeds
property belonging the State, otherwise the proceeds
shall be devoted to the care and maintenance OF Quarsn
New-York tribune., 1876-04-18
ALBANY NOTES.
Albany, Monday,

ALBANr, MOndayI April IIf 1870.
The bill In regard TO ths disbursement OF city moneys,
yesng OF the duties Of the Chamberlain in the Con-
troler was made special order in the Senate for next
Wednesday
Tho bill In relation to taxation introducing the Illinois
Hating aot was frutlessly debated at length in the
Assembly this evening" Tho passage OF this or sailsr
oct ut this late date Ia impossible
The Committee On oesmsree and Navigation win con-
t,uue tho exaninasVn Of Dr. vsndeyposl rhursday.
aud report Ia S>sns torn FRIDAY.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-18
lBY TELEGRAPH TO rur rRrpuxL.l


WASHINGTON, April 17.--In the vote to-day
on the KbOurn habeas corpus question the Democrats
avoided committing serious political blunder. but
they fell into another Few have forgotten how in tho
DAYS before the war; the Southern local suthors and
even Southern pOstmasters, maintained the right 10
dictate what should be read by the cIcDs Of com
munity and to exclude from the mails THE NEw-YoRK
TRIBUNE and other Northern journals which opposed
slavery Those we're the days OF the letter Of Amos
Kendall Postluaser-Gencral, who, in an official com
municatlon decided that every postmaster may const-
tute himself a judge Of the laws and suspend
their operation whenever, in bis supreme dis
sretiOn, it shall seem proper. Those were
the days when ev6ry Northern newspaper was
regarded internal machine, when there rcYO-
luton on foot in every garrett and gnpowder plot III
every cellar But it has been supposed at the North that
the south had not back its fathers house. and
come to stay" as Ben Hill said declare anew the
doctrine Of notification and TO establish afresh cen
soiShp OF Tue press in its worst possible form BY allow
Ing every penny postmaster through the country TO be
luoge OF "ha species Of intelligence II IL proper 10 circu
late and what to Withhold from the people.
Yet these strange and startling doctrines were to- day
announced Oh The oor OF The House by Randolph Tucker
OF Virginia orc Of the very ables Democratic leaders in
Congress. This astounding ayowal was made I'm the
course OF heated ooloquy with Mr. Blaine. the sub
stantal parts Of which these
Mr.. Blaine, who had interrupted Mr. Tucker in tbo
course Of his speech and who Lad been reminded I'm rep
that he was not lawyer, said: "The gentleman twits
me with not being lawyer thank God that / was NOT
brought up in the same school Of law that he was
thank God that not such lawyer as to decide that
local justices Of the peace in Virginia 20 into the
post-otces, open the mails and remove from them
whatever they see ht. l thank God that Attorney
General OF Virginia never made such decision" (Ap
plause by the Repubeans
Mr.. Tucker replied, ia substance: "If the gentleman
from Maine IA not lawyer, he is at least Pharisee
tGreat applause among the Democrats lie thanks God
that he is not other Laughter and sppause
The former Attorncy-General Of Virginia, ten years
ago.
Mr.. Blaine ntsrruptnsl- J." 1t was before the war"
Mr.. Tucker lcont.nuinsl" Yes. before the war; the
AFOn'yoensEa oi viHa did decide tbst ths question
New-York tribune., 1876-04-18
RIOT IN LIMERICK.
LONDON. Monday,


A desperate fight tool; place in the streets of
Limerick to-day. Aossrs Butt and OShauguessy, Mem.
.rs OF Parliament for the city, had announced their in
t,ation Of addressing the people from tho base
o. O'Conaells monument. A procession numbering
some thousands consequently marched to the place
body OF Natonalss, armed til sticks, who had pre-
opsl taken uossession Of the monument, attacked the
pracesson The Natonalists overpowered after a
ngat in which many persons were badly injured The
police and military under arms, but abstSned from
4.s
New-York tribune., 1876-04-18
FOREIGN NOTES.

MONTREAL, April 17.-An order was given
,odav for the extradtion of Dr. Worms, the alleged
fOrger.
HAVANA, April 17.-1he Mdtdnsas Aurora
ronor that on tho night l0tn inst 200 insurgents
advanced TO within 20 miles Of Matansas but were COM
PEELED to retreat.
HAVANA, April IT, The drouth is severe
H. tIard and ia ruining tho growing corn and crops.
In The Vuelta Abao region the tobacco crop Is in bad
condition.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-18
.,ra .Nn cAsnAIrIEs-RY TELEoRAPH.

U,RrvoRp Conn, April 17.-An embankment on
the Valley Road fell in near Hartford to-day ana
ssht passing It, wrecked Loss $1,000
Or Jor1s April 1.-THE tow boat Dictator, owned
no Hnes Loons icemen OF this city dashed itself to
neas Hannibal bridge and dragged down nhs
iuop who were drowned
BOSTON. April 17.-Burglays hRye broken lpto
great n.py houses IN papycrs feepofy sa 3a
Wakefield 81 aud the xtsldenn hS heihs y"
atom their robberes.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-18
[RY TELEGRAPH TO LIE IRInrNE.I


ALBANY, April 1.-THE Republican mem-
Ders Of the Senate held secret this evening
primarily in regard to the confirmation OF Smith NJ Weed
Insurance superintendent, also considering the nom
nation OF o. p Sheppard State Assessor in place OF
Mr. Hadley, whose term has expired. After some little
debate in which Senator Tobey Mr. Weeds defender,
II voted in effect to confirm Of these officers.
The decision may be considered settling the rejection
Of all of Gov Tldens nominations, in the absence OF
instructions from caucus, Mr. We ds chances OF con-
rnaton have considered better than those Of any
other nominee at he caucus.
This evening Senator Moore presided and all the Sena
tors were presen except Senators Wagner, Coleman,
Carpenter and Emerson. It understood however that
these Senators win be bound by the action OF the caucus
Mr. Weeds nomination was the first considered. and,
after speeches from Messrs WoOdn, Robertson Tobey,
and others. it found that Senator fobey stood
alone in advocating tbe confirmation Al his request tho
decision OF the caucus not expressed in motion
rejecting Mr.. Weeds name, but general understanding
was made that in Mr. Weeds name was called up,
IL should be rejected II believed that 1t win be
called up but II il should be, Senator Tobey's VIII be the
only vote for confirmation.
Mr. sheppard's name rejected with the brtefcst
possible debate, and nomination for loan agent in
Seneca County met the same fate.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-18
AN ANTE-wAR QUESTION REVIVED.

SPIRITED DEBATE BETWEEN Mr.. BLAINE AND REPRE-
SENTATIVE TUCKER OF VIRGINIA-THE RIGHT OF
PosrMAsTERs TO STOP TIE CIRCULATION or
NEWSPAPERS
New-York tribune., 1876-04-18
EMMA MINE STOCK.

Mr. PARKS SALES AND PURCHAsEs-HIs LONDON
AGENT TEsrfFIEs BEFORE irHE COMMITTEE
lie HEARD 40 CHARGES ~ ENGLAND THAT
FRAUD WAS PRACrcED ~ TIE SALE
lGENEBAL PRESS DIsPATcml
WASHINGTON, April I'M Swami, Chair
man, being absent account OF severe Illness IA MS
family Mr.. Faulkner presided tie Committee on
Foreign Affairs to-day o. \. eager, who acted as MI
Parks agert after the latter LEFT London, testified that
after the "cayc" finding that Emma shares were de-
clinng he sold at large loss 1000 OF them between
three and four days In June, 1872 without receiving any
orders to 40 so from Mr. Park, who al tAat time on
his WAY to salt Lake City After reaching salt Lake CITY
M Park telegraphed hn that everything was fayora
bile and directed him 10 purchase 1000 shares viii Oh he
did al from sls 70 el9 share.
In response 10 this information which he commuDi-
Gated 20 Mr.. Park the latter clcgraphcd here to pu
chase at par or under, 900 shares. The witness had
purchased 203J shares, when, the market gong up be
could not oil the order. The witness further testified
that While Mr. Lyon and Mr.. Johnson were In London
they were connected with the bear party and published
statements adverse 10 the mne which they Kept up all
the Summer and Fd, and there also concentrated
effort 70 destroy the confidence Of the English directors
and stockholders in tbs American directors, aud in tho
property iisof Mr. Park consented that the witness
should close his interest In the Company, and nc did
50 about the Goth Of November and came home.
During his connection with Mr. Park he never heard
him express any disrst doubt OF the value Of the
mine or its permanence Mr. PARK always said the mine
was worth what IL was sold tor The witness was ia
England IN 1879, while the testimony taken IN the
| Emma Mine suit against the yendeIs. He heard 10
charge complaint That fraud had been pracccd by
the yenders. IL wac not said b. any one that Mr Park
| used improper unfair means to eject the sale
The Committee adjourned until tomorrow, when Mr.
Parks crossexaninaon will be resumed and concluded
New-York tribune., 1876-04-18
THE CHASE AFTER SECRETARY robson.
A WASHINGTON BANKERS BOOKS ExAMISED-rHEY
SHOW no DEPOSITS Al The TIME or THE PAY
MENT or The HUNGERFoRD CLAIM.


lBY YELEGKAPn 10 THE TRfBUEg'
WASHINGTON, April 17.-Mr. Riggs, the
Wash.r gton banker, was summoned before the Naval
Committee the House today and IN response to snb-
pena duceS ecun brought with him the private books OF
Riggs Co.'s bank. These he laid before the Committee
under protest and they thoroughly examined Th'
object OF this Investigation 10 learn wi ther Scce
tary Robeson ahout tho time Of the payment OF the
Hungerford claim by the Navy Department, made any
large deposits Of money 10 his own account Tho Hun
geriord claim out Of the seizure Of property by
officers Of the navy during or about the close
OF the war, and amounted 10 between 100000
and 100000. Subsequent to bIr Robeson's appoint
ment TO Secretaryship of the Navy this claim vas
settled for $4,000, Simeon Johnson, Washington claim
agent being the attorney for the claimants The search
Of the books produced by Mr. Riggs threw light what
upon this transaction At the time this money
paid Secretary Robson had account at the bank and
Of course mado deposit Of money which could have
been derived from that source and subsequent de-
posits discovered which could be connected with
any Suspicious circumstances. Sorc members Of tho
Committee opposed to requiring Mr. Riggs 10 pro-
duce tho books In this case and believed that 1t would
have been sufficient hmpy to have asked him whether
New-York tribune., 1876-04-18
CAUCUS ON CoyFIRMATIoNs.

REPUBLICAN, SENATORS IN CoUScIL-DEcIsIoN TO
REJECT THE NOMINATION OF Mr.. WEED AND
Mr.. sHEPPARD-sENAroR ToBEY ALONE AGAINST
TuE patty
New-York tribune., 1876-04-18
KILBoURN TO BE SURRENDERED.

FINAL DECISION OF THE LoNG-DEBATED QUESTION
BY voTF OF TWO TO oNE-RtPUBLICANs AND
CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRATS AGAINST THE BOUR-
BoSs-THE POLICY THAT GUIDED THE DEMO
New-York tribune., 1876-04-18
VOL. .XXXVI.. NO lO.93t
WASHINGTON.
IMPEACHMENT BEGUN.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE sENATk-BtlhHnr
rn.r ,yn rstuPosIyG sCENE-THE Ex-sECRE-
-, .ppARESTIY UNMOVED.
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ilen Gytellie @rap."
- 9aS nit llnteriu6ung Der Sei6merSen
iiber Die SerwaltIng bes BuuOes -Srren.aiplS
bei9dftigte @omite oes 8epIGentantenbauieS
ucrnabm beute SOrmittag ben 9r. Srancls
DC. @urneu, mclder in Den Sabren 1864 unD
1865 &r;t i'm Mfarine. Solpttal mar, Die
friibereu northumberland Srau Clements
uno Sri. Gda Wic9rr, bic Sranfenmdrterln
SRI. Mtarp 9talen, Sit drantenmdrter @ba8.
Ylum, Cornelius Sennett uuo Dti1acl Sen
ton. 9ieiclben in9ten idnmtlid Su @unfeu
Der ougei6ulotgten gSermaltung aus unO
beSeid)ueten Die erbobenen Sei6merben alS
cntidteOen uumubr.
- 8Or einl9en &uaen wurben in Dem ySt.
SameSz SzSotsl" su 8i9monO, Sir9., einem
6rn. u. 8. Snop, agenten Der 6irna
OmeuS & Comp. ST. Rep- Dorf, ueri6ieoeHe
SAmudiafsn gum 9Sert9e BON $1,000 ent~
wenoet. Der SerNadlt lenfte iif) auf Elm noe.
gen 9iebitabIs mebria6 befraiteS SuOiui,
Ouum, gtamen8 SEQ. S6edeIS, befaunt
inter Dem 9tamru n@eOrs NIT Der gebrofe
Hen 9taie," oa oerielbe in bem Sotel geiebeu
uorben mar. Seute Sormittag traf er nit
benz @iienbabn5u9e bier eiu unb tpurSe
prompt sur Saft 9ebraft.
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GtaOt Baltimore.

Die SaratOreH tuartn geltern inter
bem Sorfite bes Srn. +. y. Hobinion miea
be- in Steun9. pr. Stng, Der SOrilbenbe
be8 @omtte'8, meldes beauftragt tuuroe, ii6
NIT oem 9eneralanmalt in Serbinoung Al
ieben uuo 0enielben Su eriudlen, Den Sarato-
rem 2luiidluB iiber Die Snltruftionen, na1
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9eben, berlhtete, oaB er auf iein Sdretbeu
SetrCffS bieier 2tngelegenbeit bonn 9eneral=
2lnmalt nod tcine antnort erbalteu. Som
Steuer=Np NppelatiouS=@ @eridlt giug ein Sd)ret.
ben eiu, i'll peldem eS bieB, euB RE 9o. s..
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s. gS. s. &.@tcGOD, S. Sean, 8. 9ulone1 unb
S. g.. @ggleitOn uerfeblt boben, Den @mtSeiO
81 letten. 0tebrere g8arb 9ele9atioueu be-
rtGteteu, OaB ie bereitS Siirsau's ausge-
mGblt.
g8ettlaui. - gtatbau llQmann uuS $.
Sodarbing, smei 9(ugeltellte in DEM @eifaft
Der S6. 8ottKbalt & Spillmann fiibrteu
getern gfG6mittag bon Der @de Der 2tgbt=
un6 BalreritonftraBe bis uah Der @barle8itr
uuo BON bort lpieoer 5urid einen Bettlauf
aus, bel benz llQmann iicste, iuOem er baS
3iel in IA SetunOeu crreld)tc, pGbreuO So
darOing on5u As SefunOea gebraudte.
2eifenfuno. - @eitern g}afmittaq
gegen llbr lpuroe in Spring- @aroens, nabe
locult BOint, Stpiihen Sort Wc6enrp uno
Sige0Nrb, bic 2eld)e zines Ctipa GO idbrigel
Ntannes gefun0en uno naf Oem ioli6en
StatiOn5bauie 9ei6afft, no bnlo Oarauf Der
Coroner 9r. 81. s. See eiuen Suqueit belt.
Die 9cidlworcneu ertlGrten, oaB Der SeritOr-
beuc, Oefen Nameu nid)t befcnnt 1T, an 4.
Wtai in Der ytdbe bon SineparO crtranf. Ser
Serurgliidte lift 3 SUB 10 3Ol 9rOB, hat Ell
nell grauen Sduurrb0rt, feline Sber3Gbne uno
mar nit eiuem brauneH S6errOd uno it)par.
;eu Soien befleloet.
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Gie g|sttamSffeDttas ttao oer Spi=
rttmoicn 2Serfamf. - Sin Oers
tttiftffiGeS @1tf0dsfcta.

8bila belphia, 4. 0lai. - SSn BET
beutiaen Stbung Der Centennial zGommiiion
legte Or. Rpe bon 0taipe, bon Dem @onlitc,
psldbe8 Die 6rage res Spiritnoienperfaufes
auf Dem 8eltaushelungsplase in Sctra6t
Al Sieben bat, bas 9utadten oes 0tehtsr
@oniulenten, 9rn. Sboemafer, iiber Die Sega
litdt Ger gouSeiiionen, Welde fir ben Ser
fauf berauidenoer @etrdnte an gewiiie Ser
ioneH irlnerbalb bes gSeltauslteaun9spla plates
ausgegeben rporOen ilno, Dor.
6r. Sbocmafer ldBt bic perid)isbenen BON
Der Stabt, Dem Gtaate uuo Der SmnoeSregiez
rung iiher Die @ontrole oeS Parfe8 uno oeS
In5tellIna8plabeS ougenommenen 9eiete
9fepiie pa'iren uno Seigt, ouB Die gause @onr
trole be8 Barfcs unS Der 9runoftiife ip1hreno
Der Oauer Der 4usfteuuns Der @on,niiiton
iibertragen porten lit; oaB inter bieieu I'M
iiduOen Die YrobibitiD- ytaBregeln fir Den
YGrf, lorueit oteiclben ben Centennial. BIab
betreffel, lu5penoirt in0, menutrmer oielel.
ben nit ben .3wefen Der gSeltausiteaun9 ig'
terferiren.
Der Sfedtss sGoniulent III Der aniift, ba6,
i'm Sale Die bereits abgeihloiieuen @ontrafte
bon Der @pmmiiEen p:oerrrfeu merben iollz
ten, Die Gomniifon fiir beeeutenSe S6aoenz
forDerung haftbar iein lueroe. gta6 ldngerer
Debate ipurbe bic Sabe anf uHbsfimmte
3eit perl9Cben.
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2torejje oer GsntenntGtsGouts .
fstiSSfEff

8 b / a Oelpb ia, a. Utai.- Ser BrdIt.
bent ter Centennial, ,@UmmiiitOn bat cine
9loreIic erlaiien, in ipeld)er ct bem Solfe arlz
seigt, oab Die tSotelS In philadelphia anBer
Der regemdBigen 3abl poE ben beitdnbi9en
Seipobnern $4,000 @dlte nntcrhrinaen fDn
nen; Die yGeutennial=Go9 o9rbduierz agentur"
babe Blab fir 10000; Die Sreunbe nno
Serman0ten miiroen 10000 beberbergen; Die
&olbGuier $4,000, Die Strangers" 5000, oaS
Witlttdrlager Camp Scott 5000, baS Wftlis-
lager im Sairmount. Barfe" 5000, bic $ors
itaot,!6otelS 10000. gs lei fein 3weifel pOrz
lanbeu, oaB philadelphia tdglid) 100000
9ife logiren f0nne; penn eS abcr notbmens
Gig lei, baun f0nne man leid)t fir 100000
Berlonen lnterfommen ldaffen. Die Sotcl>
prelie paritren bon $3.50 bis S. ta9lidl. Spet
iebGuier meroen $1-$2.5O berehnen. Gie
y@eutenpial. .9Ogtrbauier Igentur" bered)net
$1.25 fir 2ogls uno 1.25 fir 8of. 9aS
Eager Der ,@rangers" red)net sl.5O pro Sag.
Die y@entennial &ogirbduier 4gentur"
ldBt Stllete in alien gr0bersn Starten oeS
&anOes unO auf alien SabnSiigcn perfaufen.
0ie Sabrgelegenbeiten naf benz 4usitellungS.
$labe itno portreffltdl. BrO Stunoe fDnnen
10000 Dtenlden bef0roert meroen. Die
Baiia9lere aller NIT ben Sanptlinien unior
menben SabnSiige t0nnen cine Minute na4
ibrer aIfnnft auf bem IusieQungs ietn.
0leeommiiiion bOfit, baB i'm 2aufe oes Sab
res Die glienbabnen iold)e neiteren 2ecufttoz
uen MAIDEN weroen, I'M aud ben Dtinoer,
bemitteltcn @elegenbett Su 9eben, bic susitel-
lung bciuhen 5u f0unen. Die YenninIpanter
gabn" nil J. 9. etnen 3us sipiiden gems
g)orf unb philadelphia al So bic pin nno
Derreile laufen lalieu.
Die Sanitatsperbaltnilie BON Sbilaoelpbia
iinD pOrtr,fflid, fir Oerniinftise Sergniigun'
gen iit geiorst. Die 8orfebrungen gum
Stube ge9en 6euersz uuo Diebessefahr Tno
10 pollitGnbia, al5 m0glih. Die auslteaan9
1T in better SrOnung unO fam am Otittwod)
prompt er0ffnet merneu. Sic Bbilabelrbier
haben Dfillionen aafgemsnret, nm alle tbre
@Gae acclmmOoireu 81 f6nneu. Wan brauft
feline BrtGerei uno @rpreiiung 81 befiirAteu.
9os 9ebsn lit 10 btQi9. als i'll irseuo etuer
Stabi in Qmerifa. ytur Beiuder iinb Moth
ipenoig, nm Die 2lu8feaung 81 etHem @rfolgs
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