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, 1876-03-31
MUNICIPAL OFFICES,

CANDIDATES on TILE REPUBLICAN EIDE.
Tho candidates for municipal Offices At tho
hands OF tho Republicans arc not particularly
humorous. but sone ere unusuklty good. For
City Treasurer there ato Aid. Arthur Dixon and
George Sherwood. whi1e third candidate, 1t ID
said, will 10 put In tho Held at tho last moment.
The latser'a name ia unknown Ut present, but It
ia certain that he will be q capable and honeat
business man.
For the City At.orneyeh!p thoss Is Richard 8.
Tu.hi! who rocout'y 1eaiguod the position Of
assistant in tho Office for the purpose Of cleo
HuneesIu4. Up to ycstefiay hs VIA the only oand!-
aa.s III the aeld, COL Nicaby not announcing hlmsef
til icu. II ~aa generally supposed aas ths gallant
For (atY Clark there ate Joseph X: O. FoEfest, tha
present tucumbcnts and CaPs, r. j. 6hes. Or the Ito
cotder'4 o,lce, It IL talked sotnewast Of putting
uuytu4 uton both candidates and bringing cut totus
Koua uetnan for thu otce; but majority seam op-
lhosed to Il, though thsy Hgu!a wsAh9iJ summit 70
Fur poco Court Clerk thurO Ase but two candidates
Of neutrality-suspicious. Best. Of The Fifth Ward, and
1sosalhly Can't Mrtlrsth, Of tho Eighth Ward. The
latter will place h4 ctsncta entirely upon tha makeup
Of tho ticku II eEan IL given elther OF Tho uthef
oCra 10 will xork for the noallnRioB, and upou hs
condition only will an run. IL
Tue no1nlnces III al tho waEda for tho Oouacil bid
fair 70 bs much bettaF men thhn usual Mayor CulyiQ
and biz esuw organizing Atsongiy tor Tho CAM
14!atI aud will tnako streuuous cuota 10 teturn I'll
The AderEata who vote+l Tor hlu!. Fney beloSe th4l
tho x-psysrs' tnoys now oa!ng iusu2ufateI 10
of tAo wards will eventually result 10 their bcuett,
aud sseersl tsieau1 Of the NsyoEs aso cu9luzr1inR
tuc uve4 tu OF tho wAsl4 to tho dsttttnent Of
old aud yslued Republican uembess of tho Council.
Such meeting will ~ soon held IN hs ThlEteenth
, 1876-03-31


~ ths Edifer af 1Ae Chicago Tribune:
DlooM1so1os, ILL.,. March 29.-IIerc In Bloom.
lngton, where tlrst tho primitive prlnciplea Of
nepublican!sln almost weEe horn, tho political
tcolng today oloarly points to ono Of the marua-
oss and most exciting campaigns which has
taken place In our county and district for =
numbcr Of years.. For some unseon cause thu
peop!o havs now awakened from 4 slate Of polit-
ical bypnotism. aud arc preparing 10 bring llfo
aud activity back 10 the party that in yoara pass
thoy did 10 much to add 10 its brilliant record.
Ne1t to the question who shall represent tho
Thirteenth District in Congress, may DO aakod,
Who ia
TUE COMING GOVERNOR or 1LLlNoI82
Mclean and counties immediately adjoining
her will net (ao It ID understood) furnish mato-
rial out Of uhIoh uubeFuatortAl houoss can ba
constructed, but will do tho ''handsouo thing
to help place In Office the man WHO Is 10 foEtu-
uato ~ TO claim thsir political support and I'd.
niration. IA tho namoa OF Cnllom, Beyoridee,
snd Washburne arc those which poW src tho
most prominent beforo tho peoplo Of Central
Illinois ~ worthy and available candidates for
Governor, tbs respective chances Of each oR
these gentlemen In this part Of tho Slate viii be
, 1876-03-31
MUNICIPAL POLITICS.
THE FIRST WARD.


4 largoly~nttsnded meeting Of tue Tlsnt Ward
Republican Club uaa held !sst eyenlng In tho
hall on tho corncs Of Monroe and Clark strocts.
Alr. L. T.. Coburn presided.
Mr. Murphy, from tho Committee appointed
to obtain change In tho Judges Of election for
tho First Ward. stated that ho had oalloa uEoa
Aid. Richardson. and that gonteman had ro-
faHed to do anything In tho matter In oeha!f OF
the Club.
Tho Committee appointed to select twenty.
fonr names from which twelve were to DO
chosen n
pELEaATEa 70 run CIT CONVENTION
reported tie following:
Tha Hon: John Wentworth capitAhas.
deonss sTsit Ks;ta .to1nsy VI T.;,oa.
FOL a: Smith. President II. 8. 1. i r. Co.
]. II. Dnnhnnl, capitAiat,
Henry =, Lewis, 1eal eAtatn-
Iienry flcld, q Fioid, L<itof i Go.
J. II. putand. Of Durtnd l1rotasts Go.
Arthur DIXON, ITeA!dent Common Council
Wi!!!a,n 4. Aoa.eomssy, attorney II law.
s:n. phelps, loutnailea.
Henry uera, ot Fraatfust Hotel.
John I. McAutey, Of McAulsy. pIke g.
;e.sps a.Esoa e,,s s.@p;es Green ca
Walter II. l1owland, attorney stlaw.
4. .. Hxskoll, merchant.
9. L. Munger, nuEssick HOUSE.
George II. Atnb4Ek.
Watts 8. Carver, capitalist.
u. H. Gregg, trunk nsnutacugeF.
Henry L, Uay, architect,
Ms, Phelps moved that, In order to sara time
The tirst e!evsn names ou tho list including the
thirteenth Qoav!ng out bis own uane), be 10,
cep.od ~ tho regular deleRstes.
Mt.. 8. ". King suggested that ME. Sol emltt
that tho mama OF ". s. Carver should ho sub
Tho motion va hid On tho table.
Thu Club thsa procssded to ballot TOT svs1v'
, 1876-03-31
POLITICAL.
Personal Aspect Of the
Republican Canvass
in New York.
The Great Struggle to Dictate
the Cincinnati Nom
ination.
A Game to Spring the Name of
Vim. A. Wheeler---BlaIne's
Supporters.
The Gubernatorial Situation
in Illinois Calmly
Reviewed.
John Wentworth and ]. T.
McAuley for First Ward
Aldermen.
Tho Republicans Of ths Fifteenth
Rcpudiato Stout aud n1ahr.
Tho Banks Agree to Close Their Places Of
Business on Town Election Day.
Candidates for City Offices on the
Republican Ticket
Hyde Park Voting Placcs--The
Waitc-Willctt Convention.
Tho Republicans Of tho Fifteenth
Rcpudiato Stout aud b1ahr.
Tho Banks Agree to Close Their Places Of
Business on Town Election Day.
Candidates for City Offices on the
Republican Ticket.
Hyde Park Voting Placcs--The
Waitc-Willctt Convention.
NATIONAL POLITICS.

NEW york,
rrpxo>.Y, .srrcr nv 11r1. n1.p1rn1,c4s c,sv,sa
iAtoo'". aoiSe1 W 4nL M n.44 en-eA' 49, '0eo'
8pte'as coTrrspond'see q, 7he ch'fd9o 1f1bnne.
NV Youx, March 27.-The porsonhl Issues In
fd :, .,o r,arrhrt,ur T., t,;u 1to+n tt,,ost
1ioe ~ suo pet'f tAA tn.o ota'o
On tho Efasest consequences. l1c sttushc NJ
HyracuBo ,yaB a personal struggle and tln final
rasrIt - a., circ,,no+, ronvo,tion .nrst i,-
toeu's =. Uo e..'s'''a.. 1'"'oeN'oA tn"oN ~
ovttably leave gall and bitterness among certain
Ronubl}cana hn,n WIN nrc Rtriy1nr mnra n rn
', sA,",s s "'...i,t. - t..
"afd Irlohaa ano puntsn enem!ea tnan
to promote tho party wolfaro. Doforc
~. ,,u,,11. - 10 r.nl,1,,,o or,1 .,tt r,,Lt;,,
.no puu.'c ~ 10 ooaAn1s h'u "t'.'cooAAns.
but under tue su1fnco 1t IS otiico-holdef md
hntf-ofItce.bo]dor In soma rcarects tl1o situn-
.io, ro,,,I,{1s st+,,,.- ~ tho ,o.it,,,, ~ a.
bou 1ea'uoh o'' "nhet VI '!4o poo'stoA " az
fairs wl4Gu William II. SoHnrds friends went to
Gi,fcnro IN 1860 In forco hlB nomination unon
s4b1 !" r, ,so,su' 49, .s'.".. -" k!.s'" 49,
tho party. Ile ConRlng men sonGht 70 psinG
, 1876-03-31

py damnsbs. But he did net cass whether thsy wars
~ rstmsttes and voe would b rseetvel 6y him
i:sns for at least two Years. The present Aldermen
we.s not 1sepnbIicans, and had not acted with 8
!1as' Asrt Patch ~aate, to know Pete itahr NJ.
besb sE@chssi,s, :ens s not" replied str shtpp.e
,a.o ,.a essnssd: slsssr, taR!',ass II aid
sn I'D RE- ~ ss'onSsd % to as's ant gouss
4fs aisns islss. .oss sst' so''1n s !1s
'rpy N i s9 Joufss!t." t.d str. Bhipfnan. Ic
at + =. 1eI.d s:a ~. HHnoan would vo's for 10.
,,';.; hs @ AhP2sn e. sss!d 10: tsls,. tho .h. md
cams up and sad that about year ago som. ,op1s
In tho ward ~an.ed him 10 h.gn paIAr oopdsmnine
with that understanding but ,ftsrvasds learned he
had signed constitution Of ths IA'reraoulan Club.
so s so. ssn ss ssa ia sS
not sock tha oce Of Alderman and II tbe people did
not want h,m 10 W. quite wiling % asand baek.
nouncdnG Stout aad Aiahr.
aIn. r. n. RYAN
made sone eonclsatory renssfs showing sh.t he waa
Afraid 10 1tcp on the eorus Of the present Alderman.
allow Tho two to b voted for. Ii They stanea Tho
IT. shipnan said this v1s rather iate hour to let
them coma IN: II they meant to rtla he7 could ruu
on - opposition ticket, md elected to would ande
run on tho Itepublicsn ticket.
N1t. ". 1t. rHELPB
followed With vary scnsibs specch agstnst Mahr and
Miles KeAoe and Alderman Cu1iefton. both prominent
Democrats Of tho Sixth Ward, hAd been 10 see him
ND offered to run the primaries in tho Fifteenth
enough for him 10 60 sganst 1hnu. Tho affect which
NJ. Phelps ttalencnt had Oh tbs meeting quite
e1dens md tho blatant crowi Of stout and Mahr
~ero ereAttailen. md many Ut tho1 left ths hail,
MF. ftouafoot followed up the victory by suothat
telling attack % The present Mdornens .aJ1ng that
The oppositon to the present Alderman had cvery-
Thing their own way now, and called loudly for Patch
10 reply. but ht had nothing moro 10 Ray,
Mr. Mullen mAtlo weak effort In dcfenoa Of The
Alderman, but wAs laughed At.
resolution by Ms Iysn, that Al those tenins thu
constitution and bylaws of ths Club could rFeseni
Themselves at tho primary, Wa votod down Almost
unanimously. and Iha moeting adjourned.
, 1876-03-31

beon aba to ascertatn from the present
esatus Of political calculation alnee tho
lips tste 10 se.s q United At..e: gtn.tor from
as ros asid H.
estsfay indsed 6sfste az ss,s ,ay esnlste ,hs,s
peoiis Of Tho atste- Whether
could hsve BEEN nsdo dorsrnoe b any other plan
necton tit If III former nlns had headed lhe IL.
.es s's: he os %
Illinois, Ia very any respects laTasdss ha. been m
unpopuss oo.srnof s1a " T. ksd H. Telling @
toned aud poished but despto thehe quail
tt.cs many u his appointments. snd even Attlo .eH
and magnied Into ee1ious political capital against
him, Il il no unuauA thing 10 een sons Of tho most
saso. rlao oofod upon ths sugnaton Of Dereridee
~ Governor Of Illinois four years ago IN very fsfor.
:bs ah noE ;sfsy I. sanag so s s % 81
20 doing fn1ta some verf bold attacks upon wha they
cali biz ofieisl fraee and Weaknesses. Especially IN
Snz I'd r. :. s % sRo'hs IT, sos
dda.s viii necessarily eensre upon soma other
% sssass ess4s.. 'i III.
consea. beween nsveEsdse and cnlom going to he
ono warmly md bitterly fought but ~. suppossion
politicians IL view Of Tho fact that The 1stser named
gentleman now seems to b tho choloe ~ between him
and UsYerfdgs.
AHEIDY Cu1Loh
haa alraya been very popular tnAn with ths Repub-
can party Il, his locality sd fortunately for lin. In
lia cauddacy for Governor this anna popularity Ao
nm can claim today. uow and In whnt rnanntr
Urycfiae has fntten from The Hood wilt md 8Ezcts Of
Central llino1 politicians IL hard To say hut at this
sauu Of tn campaign hs strength IL clearly 10
bo great deal less than thst Of Lis SPRING
field advisory Tho question Of availability evidently
has been well considered in Cullom's candidacy, and
tA!s TOO, in 1eyy favorable Light, for tho creator
norton Of tho most ardent and 1Afu.wprkng 1topub
Gc4us in Mclean County bave no hesitation. sfter
giving Tho less conspicuous candidates complete
ennihilation, 10 pronouucN Culiosu the man best
ittcd to ruu tho ruco Of Guberukto1ial honora Nc
Lean Coupty, Il viii be remembered, ftw years
aco = raft Of tho old Eighth Congressional Ds.rict,
with Cuio.u n itn RepftsentAtiye. and n he eYer
proved faithful member to hts ooukt!sueusy III this
part Of tle state they noR ask Why shouId We hesato
Ia riye him olr hearty support In l!s caudIdacy for
0oycrnor7 The eminent saudfactton with which Ae
ed te Speakars chair Of The ouss serves also to add
to s previously weli.earncd aud honorable reputation
throughout our country. and makes ht1u mora popu.
nr with tho asscs than Ueyer11ge ii todar win lii
four years Of administration "a Governor Of tho
Htate
rur wAsunr1nnE MOVEMENT
!. shi.ct # nt1c r0rn,ont in Ccnrai ifiInofs beth
frr,n IL nrasr md nrnfcsaiG,,al r,Iittrians. anil
rhiia fe,v sners tn thn htrtecnth Disffct lnan1ue
n fnynr.ris ctori.i, rsu.rdtn1 his canSiiscv rom
1frntfon. arc nnncsr3n1 ,n thh esrno ftr. annsi
Jaiv frn,n ,,rnm,ncnt I,cnul,ltcann rrnrrsalnc in
sIrn1o ia-., eir dixannrnval nf Tia r,nrc1ncnt .n
, 1876-03-31
THE TOWN ELECTIONS.

TEE BANKS Aprngc1ArE THE arruA11oy
rh,,rrh,t ~ ox,~.I,n. =, ~. 1,.,zar.i
Ah1ou&a Ssuo oAeFs1os1' VI 'ao e4sl@eAs h1ho-
citation tho following agreement hRs beon drawn
un and sfrned bv the loading banking institn.
.r. ~ - - - 'A" 'oN~"e '''oN'"o 'A'''3
tons OF the city:
On Tnrsday, the 18th cf April next tha following
officers arc to bo elected:
Tie Asseaso7 for al taxed to b le1ted during tbs
The Collectors Of the p4rnb.
The BupervisorB aud E:csks Of Town Boards fqr
North. South, and West Chicago,
In Wow Of the rasanOuns inportauco Of fht1 e{eo-
on the undersigned bankers Of Chicago do agrre 10
ciose our respective piaecs Of bsIuess on thAt div 1t
o'clock =. m.
MeFrlautA' sAv1ugh Loan, and Trust Company-H,
d. b1nith. tfesidgnt
FirHt National DAnk-L- 9. Gage. Cashier.
union tiatons1 Dank-E. F: Coolbangn, President.
tlfth National uant-1faao g. Lombard. Csahtcr.
Northwestern National BAnt-Janes D. sturBes,
Csah1ef.
Co,nmetrisl National Hank-H. F. Eames, CAsh4er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-17
IermeS@tc tele8rapbtIGe
lHoNoS AAotr


- Die canaoti6e Regleruu9 bat IN Solge
Der berrihenoen Notb bei9lolien, Die Irbeit
al ben 4btbeiluu9eu uHO 10 OeS Qahine=
SaHalS auiSuHebmen.
- Sci Der oleier Gage in Sttana itattin=
oenoeu Yerlammlung Der cuHartlfeu 6Gns
oel8fammer piro etne Delegation Der RattO-
nal-t6anoel8fammer ans Den Ser. Staateu
unmeenO ieiu. Inter ben amerifantihen
Dele9ateu lit q. 9. SagarO uOn Saltis
mere.
- Die Genatorenipahl in Der @eeBgebung
Don Seutudp bat nod felu Reiultat ergeben.
Bed erbiet 30 Stimlaen.
- Oie AbitGttr, mclde i'm Safe Der
,,Bant Of Sruuogmine"l g8eitd)eitet, Benni. :,
ecuaunt muroen, erltatteten 8eridt. peldler
erqtbt, ooB bic Aftipa Der yBant Of 8ranop>
wtne," ipeIdle fitrslih iulpenOtrte, $65, 900
betrQQen, pon oeuen $4,000 5melfelbaft llnO.
- Sn philadelphia muroe Oorgelteru Us.
8. Bromn, Der pegen @rmOroung ieiner
Satin ocs UtorbeS i'm 2. 9raoe iiberiiibrt
luoroen mar, 81 II Sabren l3uftbauSbait
perurtbeilt.
- Sn 8o4on murbe am Sreitag abeno
Elm 6abuenflmpf Uereitelt. Die Boli5et per-
baftete ale Aumelcnoen unO nahm 81 Sampf-
b6bue meg.
- Die 4oItimmung, our6 tpelf)e Der
Ridlt.Niormuue 6. 9. 5Spote 81 eIuem Siee
Ill Der SerritOrial=G =Geietgebung BON Utah 3u,
gelaHen wurOe, lit uorgeltern IN Bteberberaz
tbuug ge6ogeu worOenr mas ietne AuSlhlte-
bung sur 6ol9e batte.
Sn Cincinnati muroen in bieier Saiiou
45O, $50 S9meiue geihlchtet; otele 3ahl lit
um q 900 9r0Ber, ais in Der cOrrelponoire1s
Oeu Beriooe oes oortgeu SabreS.
- Die FolBet in Bortlauo, DE-, puroe
uorqeitern angemleleu, elnen geipilI:n Softer
Oemp, 3yueeo'S Priuatietretdr, Der in Dem
0ampier YCruoian" abie9eln To0te, gu Der.
bGiten.
- Su gBaQace, q. = g., tuurbe poroefteru
Elm Ntann, 9tamenS gett5, bon eluem ge.
piiien Gbomu8 iufol9e elneS StreiteS er.
| i9Oiien.
- Sn Niamouo tagte Uor9cleru cine Ser.
iammlnn9, nm &orfebrun9en 5ur 8eler Oor
&ee'S @cburtstag am 10. 0. 0t. 5u trefien.
-Sn Bridgeport, Gonn., muroe Dem Siir
germeilter Barnum, Dem befaHnten Shau'
! teller, oa5 8ennpfero y 0irie" aus oemStau(
| gelObleu.
- Nm SanIitag trafen ilber 200 ldnoliht
3eitungSihreibsr bon SnolanapoliS in Ybi
laoelvbia eiu, nm ib ole g8eltauSItelungS
| gebduSe ln3uleben.
- Sellp, Der milre Snflatiouiit, bielt an
Samtag in Bbilarelpbia isiue Stnanspaufe
| - 9ie 9tu6rit]teu BON repolutlouGrel
@rfolgen in Sonora, Dterito, beitGttgen iib
3wDlf Stdote wareu 3u Sen. Serna aber9e
g1u9en.
= Sn Der Nabt bes II. San. ruurOe ami
iden cen otto Nimbres uHb oem 9iio @r6uo
Die neberlanbpoit gepliinoert, Die Rdute
erlGngteH $4,000 @olh un6 cine grOBs Qgan
tltdt ,@IeenbaGs,"
Ia Seitsre 8eyidate &c, f;ehs 8etIaae. "a,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-17

gSa btngton, l6. Sau.- OaS@eHeral=
gotamt bat 9eftern gtadrlAten erbalten, oaB
Der 0ampfer USuii Dama," meldler bente
BON Baltimore na9 8ruitlien abfubren iOGte,
nod nibt einaetrofieu lit, aber i'm 2auie Der
nGdlteu QSo1e errpartet miro.
- 9as Sau8=@omite fir Sermi1igungen
beiu1te geiteru Die Rationals SrrenanltQlt uno
ucri9tepeue aaOere Oiientli4e &ntalteu OeS
9iltrift8 Golnmtta, fiir wc!de Serpiilt9uus
gen perlanJt meroen.
- Oa8 Wabl @Omite bes SauieS bielt
9eitern cine lauge Sieung, in welher Oer6aa
Oes 8. @on9reB- 0iltrlttes bon Sios&molina
uerbanoelt wuroe. 0leie Qlngelegenbetl ilt
iiir Die gauie Delegation BON Glib. Carolina
bon g8t6ttgfeit, 0enn penn ooge'5 gSabl
ungeietllf mar, Oann mar eS aud Die Der
Inoereu.
- Die repioirten 9eiete iiber bas &riegs=
Oepartement entbalten rIele 8ebler uno QSts
oeripriide, weSbal6 Der SriegSmlntter nm
4bGnberuug oerielben eriut)t.
Der BrdfOent autmortete auf cine an i'm
gerihtete 6rage, baB Die 0tegierung auf ibre
@mfularnJte I'M Setreff @u5a'8 nod DIN lei.
ner eurOpaiihen Uta4t Iutwort erbaIteu
babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-17
RatureltIattpn uuo ssitracrred,t. .

gSaibtugton, ID. San. - 0ie'uor etHt=
gen Sagen eiugebrnbte Bill be8 Sru. @ate
i'm 8etreif Der DECENTRALIZATION unb oes Siir,
gerredtes lit nit iol9eHoem SOrmorte per.
leben:
ga cs bon Seiten iOld,er Berionen, tpeIde
giirger Der Ser. Staaten Su perbeu piinlden,
@ebrau6 iit, Dor etuem @erl6t8attuar cine
@rfldrHug ab3ugeben unb etnen @io gu leiIten,
uno ba Die 9erithte eutidieOen habeu, Dap
cine ioIt1e grfldrun9 nod feineSpega &e9te
gsp Sro cine i, oe dsa9 G9tapnBo pus % a % nnS se
@io lciitet, biele Berion 3u alien 9te6ten unb
Pripilegieu zines Burgers Der Ser. Staateu
bere9ttgt iein oa. 9aS abgeben Der @rflG=
rung unb Die @ibesleituug Dor einem Sc.
rt6t5=4ftuar (clerk of court of record) ol=
len i'll alien @erihten ul8 prima facie-Se
pei8, OaB iie in 9utem @lauben geiGabell,
anQeiehen meroen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-17
Ser 90namttmauu Sbnutas.

Stem Dort, IS. San.-@urOpG pGlldeytQds
ri9ten melOeur ooB Die llnteriuaun9 Der llr=
laden Der @rploiiou in Bremerbapeu bon ben
peuti9eu SebOrbeu nit @tfer uuO Strenge
gefiibrt pirO. BeiOnber5 II. man beitrebt,
bic MitihulDigen ces Sbonas auS3ufinocn.
Der eigentllhe9tams oes Serbref)erS lit Sing 4;
bieie &batiade glaubt man bur9 oaS auf ben
arm tGtomirte TX" fefgefellt gu baben. Die
pWagoeburger 3ettun9" bebauptet, paB es
tros alerDementiS ermieitn lei, NaB SbomaS
ben Slodabebreder nSlb 0ominton" com.
uanb:rt babe. Saifelbe Slatt beri9tet, DaB
er Den gtamen zines ieiuer Ntiti9ulot9en &c,
nannt babe, ebe er Seitorbeu iei, uuo iest Die
YOliSei nad Oemielbeu iu9e. Der 8etretfeubs
ioa Ebomas' betduoiger Begleiter gerpeieu
iein sur 3eit, oils Der Dampisr D&itp Of SO,
fon" unterging.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-17
Speatas=Serfanf

@ruuoeieentb Der Gtabt
Saltim ore9eb eboreuo,
xAnIhon6 k heYox1ts<

QlttW OF g ore o,
ale Sd1ulbauS xr. s bsfannt.
Sn ToI5e elmer Yeruronung oes Snr ermeffers
aro Saotratbee BON Baltimore miro Der unterjeits
nete auf oientlter Iuttion i'm &rbanse-Yertaufss
siadmittass 1 ubr, iene 8ruHbit ii de m i t
y b du ben, ipelte in Der Staot Baltimore sele<
gen. on Ger AisquiibiraBe "a 5uB brett, 80 5ub til,
una, r,ie tolst, oelhriebsn fuo, pertaufsn;
Sos 9aESe @runo fiji d nit @ebdulidteiteu,
in Der Gtaot Baltimore, Balttmorc>@ouutp, Staat
uiarplGnb, sele9eu, be8tnnt an GER NernlDef%Gde
zines @runotldes, Irlber on gellqiom Dunbar,
gBillilm Sarris uno Gnoere perpahtet, gebt BON oa
uorbpeitlid lauss Der GisquttbaraBe 81 6us BITS on
grimes G5runofid, bon oa oftltb ia Der 9iuie nit
Gem giebelenbe oes grlmes'iten Saule5 bis an
BON oa ifbitd ~ Sus bis gum borbeiasten, on sSil.
liam 0unbar, gBm. 5nrris uub NRDere perpahteten
G5ruuoftude uno pon 90 Deflib lungs beiasten
grunotndse bis gum anIan9e, 5uiammeu init allen
bQrauitebenoen @ebduoeu uuo allen od3u geborigeu
PrIpileSlen.
Gas eau5e @runb itud NJ it 9e IN ben,
in Der Staot Baltimore, BaltimGrezS ountp, GtQai
Darptanb, sele9en nno i'll natftehenoer Sei6rets
buHn entbalten, ndmllb:
IS besinnt on Der Sfieite Der Gisquitbffraee In
Der @ntfernun9 BON SuB norolth BON bet gto1o:
Ylauer Der Glten &irde an Der NisquitbffrdBe, aT
ooer nabe Der gde Der Sa9ettez rbereu itt= ytrase
aebt pon oq uDrpltd1 an Der aisquttbitraBe 43 ub
bon oa oli, parallel nit Yitts, iest fSapetteftrabe
lbum BON sbrpbaipf, bon Do iiibItt lungs btiaster
| Sbrpbaprifen @runf itudes, bis es cine anfdnsi
parallel nit pitt= ooer ssapetteraBe seSoseue ein
SuB norblit pom Der Seitenmauer Der beia9ter
| aifhe ihneioet uno bon 90 peflib lungs beia9te
einie bis Sun Mntan9s=Yuntte Snridseheno
| Suiammen nit benz 9ebrGnhe, 8er9lnitiSnn9el
| nnb Bcrtbcilr Der straBeu. saues uao sllep uni
| allen anosr.n Yortbeiens pel1e cuf iraeno etnt
| gBeiie gum beiasten Bluse 8eboren. @eb6uoe au
| ben obisen Yidsen: elm sroBes einif5dises @ebduo
u(S ofiehIlid3ee Stulhaus Hr. betGunt uno iabrli
| cber Grunomietnen pon S109 unterporfeu.
] Beoiasun9eu: elm DrttttbeiI baar, Der Reft tn
| uno Uioua.sn NIT 3iRep.
| q. 8. 3afrobe, 8iirgermeifter;
Saml. Ytaeeubbin, &oatroieur;
$3.50 q. %. 8epustr u Gomp., aait.
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8ertpaltcrssSe.faMf

mcrtbnoaem 8rumoeissntbnats
= L = a q

auj oHentlidber Nuttlon.
Su 6oloe zines Oetrets oes Sreis9erthtes Der
@ta6t baltimore miro Der unterSeibneIe Serpalter
am Ylate 9temitae, ben IS san. 1876, gtadl1ntt;
faaS IA nbr. 3 as 9anSe 9ruRo orud, ses
leeen, ioie Iot9t. oertauien.
BIN Der 0oroieite Der go baroftrdBe in Der Gnii,r=
uung pon 46h Sub pfld Don Der ytorpoiete Der
QombarOz uno gbefertraBe cnfanaeno, bann oitlih
eebero la3s SuB, oaun norblil parallel init SbsIter
StraSe rs SuB bis On eine 10 uB breite Gleu, pel'
de fiir ben @ebrau6 uno bic Senueuns oes Ieet 5u
beldreibeneen @ruuoitiides uno oem auo.ren oarrn
arsnSenoen giscutbufe ol'n selalisn iporoen, oann
fpeit(il Lungs bea9ter aaen unseIdbr t0b fSuB uno
panu in geraber sinte bis gum @nfdusspate: Sss
baut nit einem 3zfoflseu u hnb baui nit ein>
5todiaem 0luter9eD0u0e, ais Nh, 4U2 betdnnt uuo
siuer idbrliteu @runpmietge bon s3S.4i uhterz
ipurIen.
Sertauisz Sebinsunsen: elm SritttbeiI baar, oel
Geft In 6 uno II WtonGten, ooer Ile5 bGar, uat
Selieben oes aduters; Die Grtbitsablunseu pom
Sertaui6tase an 3tnien tra9eno uno 3ur 3uirteoen:
beit bes SeriDalter5 seihcrt.
1bos. gS. Wrtiftn, Serrpalter,
Wr 2lo, gaiteruzNpenue, II. Nr. 5, g8.s6apetteitr.
.. ", Setrflano & Somp, auftionator
U3-5O gtr. -, gSelt=6apetteftraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-17
ri. SpeSialzSeriauf
TrniiSeieentbunt. oer Staot Baltimore &C.
h1remp, triiber ais Die oftIiDe bDbere
96d.fettdlute befattuS.

Susofae elmer Berorouuns oee Btrg ermeiiters I'm
auf offenflid1er gluftion i'm Granse ezYertaufs 5im=
mer In Baltimore Ysttttpo6, ben ~. 5anudr 1876,
Na@mittaas lpr, oas Gan5s Yrunoftn6.
tn Der beia9ten Staot Saltimote 9ele9en unt, oes
ihriebeu pie folat. pertauien:
an DER Gde, fpeid,e ourd, Die Sdneoune Der gtorb=
lette Der Ytt, ooer apeeftrabe NIT Der OGeite BET
Nrontftya6e 81 SUB eebeab; baum oflth parallel nit
Ser Bitf. ober Sapettetra6e Ga Sub bis on eine 8
Euk breite Aaep; bann idolidb IaHss tefaetsr aGep
un6 pa, aeI nit yiouthraBe 81 uB bis 5ul sapetlez
Strake; uno oaun Oefflid Lungs Der SSapelteftraBe
a isna bis gum Infansspuntte.
beftehen in einem srceen 2sfodigen tSetduoe. fri=
her als bic otiide 1opere aotterGule betonnt, uno
fiup eiRem @runo5lnie pon $lSo nntermo1sn,
Bebinaungen: Elm Drtttf1etl oaar, Der Het in
uR6 Nlonaten nit 3tnien.
z. 6. xattobe. Wlupor;
6qpret 1taceubbin, @ontrolenr;
1850 n. -. Hennetf j. Comp, Aaf..
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Cages- Aeulgaeltfl.
(%SttorteAe, telesra phtsd,e rno @eGIeIs
bl6ttersWnti5est.)

sgSie perlautet, mill Sr. S'Brien bon Sra.
rplano beute im cOugreifonellen llHtcrbauie
ben Serluh n,ad,en, DIE Baltimore r
3 lta tS-Srase wieoer aui's 2apet
su briugen. pr. O'Brlen 9ebenft. ais erlten
Sdritt etne Seripllli9uus BON $500, 900 gum
Qnfaufe zines @runoffiideS oorSui6lagen,
uuo Johann um Die Sorldse Der Bldne bes
Buubesz ar1iteften Botter na6suiu9:n. @ir
iebeu ni6t obne Snterefe ben, Rsinltate Der
Bemihunqen bes Srn. S'Srien entgeaen.
auf Der WaubattansSniel (gi em sYorD
itebeu nadb benz Beridbte bes Stabf- Baus
yuperintenbenten $4,000 @ebdube, mouon
81 900 gSobnungen unb 16, 434 gBaarenbdu-
ier iino. Ssruer sisbt's in New Yort 45s
airhsn, wouon 50 nod i'm 8aue besriffeu
iinb.