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, 1876-03-30

CURIOUS CoINcIDENCE.-Mr. Thack-
cray, while on visit to Edinburgh;
dropped in at Johns church one Sum
day, to hear the famous DR.. Guthrie.
They had never met in society; but
knew each other well by reputation.
1t happened that DR.. Guthrie alluded
in terms of high praise to pictuce in
Punch, called The Poor mans Friend. F"
1t represented a wretched old man as q
corpse, on scantily-furnished bed in a
miserable garret, with no one nigh him
but figure of Death, so wrapped in a
winding sheet that only his skeleton
face could be seen. The clergyman
complimented highly the genius and
humanity of the author, but said one
thing was needed to give perfect truth
to the picture, the knowledge that the
dead man was a true Christian.
DIR. Guthrie did not know that Thack-
cray was the author of the picture and
of the lines illustrating it. The distin-
guished author was pleased, of course,
and the incident led to a pleasant ac-
quaintance between the two eminent
men.
, 1876-03-30

DIDN'T SCARE WORTH A CENT.-Some
smart young man, last night. thought it
would bo cunning to dress up as ghost
and frighten simple Dutchman. who
Usually returns from the city at late
hour of the evening. So he donned
the traditional white sheet and laid in
wait. He didn't have to wait long be-
fore the Dutchman appeared and the
ghost appeared to the Dutchman.
'Vos he scart1" did the simple
Dutchman exclaim, ''Mine colt in him
mel, vosh ish dose?" No, he didn't.
He. just got out of his wagon and gave
that ghost what he afterwards described
as "te tamtest licking vot tam Ghost
never colt, all-e-vile, too soon Already"
The Dutchman chuckles over it thus
ly: Don't schare worth tam, amt
it? Nudder time ven Ghost wrap him.
self all around vite sheet a'ready, unit
get der middle of der tite. must shump
my wagon out of me, like shoffel out of
a shot, by tam. unit lick him uf he vosh
a whole kraveyardt. Dose is de sind
oph man 1 be. Don't schare worth
tam.
, 1876-03-30

An AcTREss's ANTECEDENTs.-So
years ago the manager of well regula-
ted theatre, somewhere along the line
of the Erie Canal. engaged young lady
as supernumerary. 1t happened that
the young lady had oficiciated las
''hand," on board canal-boh. fact
which she was anxious to conceal. Sho
evinced much aniety to master the de-
tails of her newly-chosen profession,
and exhibited more than ordinary talent.
She was duly promoted, and in due
time she became general favorite with
beth manager and public. One night,
when she was to appear in favorite
part. couple of boatmen found their
way into the pit near the footlight anx-
ious to see the famous comedienne,
The house was crowded, and, after the
subsistence Of the applause which greet
ed her appearance, one of the boatmen
slapped his companion on the shoulder,
and exclaimed, loud enough to be heard
half over tbe house:
Bill, / know that gall
'Pshawp said Bill, shut up
But I'm sure l do, Bill. It's Sal
Flukin, as sure as you're born. She's
old FIukins daughter, that use to run
the Injured Polly, and she used to sail
with him.
Tom, you're fool, and if you don't
stop your enferal clack, you'll get put
out. Sal Flukin! You must know a
sight if you think that's her.
Tom was silenced, but not convinced.
He watched the actress in all her mo-
tions with intense interest, and before
long broke out again:
4 tell ye, Bill, that's her; I know it's.
You can't fool mel know her too well.
You Just wait; I'll fix her. Keep your
eye on me.
Sure enough he did fix her. Watch
ing his opportunity, when the actress
was deeply absorbed in her part. he
sang out in voice which rang through
the galleries:
Low bridget
From the force of habit, the actress
instantly and involuntarily ducked her
head to avoid ths anticipated collision.
Down came the house with a, perfect
thunder of applause at the 'palpable
hit, high above which Toms voice
could be heard:
Didn't tell ye, old boy, twas her?
You can't fool me-
, 1876-03-30
Letter from Judge Jacobs.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
March g. 1876

WASHINGTON, d. c.
March 6, 1876.
Mr.. EDITOR: Since l have been in
this city, I have met and talked with
the President of the Northern Pacific
railroad Company, and have urged him
to early recognize the rights Of the
sttlers within the limits of their rail-
road grant; that would oppose to the
extent of my ability, everything con-
:.ected with tie railroad legislation, un-
less this was done. l also saw few days
ago, Mr.. Billings, one of the directors,
and urged the same upon his consider
ton. He told me the Company had
considered the matter and had embod-
led their conclusions in a resolution
which he would furnish me. l received
said resolutions tlis morning and I
herewith send it to you for publication
with the ACCOMPANYING letter from the
secretary of the company. There is
another class of persons whom this
resolution does not relieve, and that is
those who made cash entries between
the time of filing the maps of the line
of the road with the Commissioners
of the General Land Office and the re-
ception of this notice thereof in the |
local land offices. will OBTAIN rec
ognition OF their rights, if possible,
either by legislation or the consent of
the company. am anxious to straighten
this thing out in manner satisfactory
to the people, and no effort of mine
will be wanting in that direction. l
have prepared, and will tomorrow in
troduce a bill, giving the land hereto
fore granted to the branch line of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, to the Seattle
and Walla Walla Railroad. As soon as
it is printed, will send you copy. l
do not know that can secure its pas
sage, but will try. Yours Truly,
o. JACOBS.
, 1876-03-30

~ An attorney read a petition in
court FROM man In the county who
stated that he mad ordered a certain
grade of whisky and had recei, ed an
inferior article, whereby he had been
damaged. Judge Pershing remarked
that it was more likely the petitioners
customers had been damaged by the
bad whisky.
, 1876-03-30

A lady of Rockville, Conn, received
note the other day, asking if few
friends could have surprise party at
her house. She said yes, and took up
her carpet aud made ample preparations.
The evening" came and went without
even caller. That's where The sur
prise cane in.
, 1876-03-30

He Wasn't THERE.-The baby who
wasn't at the Union Fair was at the post
Office in his little buggy yesterday. He
was baby with snag teeth. yellow hair.
white eyes and an ugly kick to his
heels. A pedestrian tried TO pat him on
the nose, and the young generation
struck at him and Eowled disconsolate-
ly. A boot-black pinched his foot. and
the baby kicked right and left and made
the covers fly.
HE wasn't at the fair, was he?" in.
quired one of the boys as the mother
came out,
"I guess he wasn't-not much" she
answered. He was home, minding
his business.
"Then he didn't get golden eagle?"
"He didn't get ncthingp' she snap-
ped. 81 don't put my flesh and blood
on exhibition for no golden eagles, nor
golden geese, or golden anything else.
" But he'd have taken the A l, o K,
xxx premium if you'd had him there"
persisted the boy.
Hes just as good as he is hand-
some,' she replied, as she tucked the
clothes down. "I've been told over
and over again that he's the handsoraest
boy in Detroit
would you sell him?" seriously in
quired the boy.
"Sell him? Why, what could you
do with baby?"
I'D paint his nose, dye his hair.
whittle out some good teeth for him,
trim his ears down, and then sell him
for tobacco sign, whispered the boy.
This was why woman was yesterday
seen chasing boy around the post
Office square, always just near enough
to get in kick, but always just an in
slant to late to hit the spot. When a
policeman stopped her she had both
hands clenched, her eyes flashed fire,
her teeth were hard shut. and she
gasped:
Take my house aud lot, but let me
get hold Of that boy!-Free Press.
, 1876-03-30
TO RENT.

DoOD, STEADY LABORING MEN CAN BE
u accommodated with good Beds and Lodg.
ings at 81 25 per week, over NJ. r. Maddocks
Drugstore, Seattle. Dec. 7th, 1875.
, 1876-03-30
Rcnton Coal Company

IN he OFFICE OF THE ABOVE COMPANY
is in Room No. S. Stone Burnet's new
building, where the stock books are open. All
are invited to call and examine the plan.
G. H. BURNETT, Secretary.
Seattle, March 6, S74.
, 1876-03-30

Our " heavy composltor' wants to
know, whether the Dead Sea is in North
or South America. He says its be-
hind the Rocky Mountains.
, 1876-03-30
Northern Pacific Railroad.

GENERAL OFFICE n. P. r. R. Co.,
March 4, 1876.
Hon. ORANGE JACOBS, DELEGATE FROM
WASHINGTON TERK1roRY,-Si Sir Pursu-
ant to the request of Frederick Billings,
Director, &C., enclose to you copy of a
resolution adopted BY this Company's
Board of Directors, on the 18th day of
February, 1876. Yours &c,
SAM'L. WILKEsoN,
Secretary.
RESOLVED, That this Company do
relinquish in favor of actual settlers, in
pursuance of the act of Congress entitled
can Act for the relief of settlers on
railroad lands" approved June %, 1874,
any of the lands granted by Congress
to this Company, not patented, which
are now occupied by, and in the posses
sion of, bona fde settlers, and whose en-
tries or filings under the homestead or
pre-emption laws were allowed thereon
between the time when the right of the
Company attached by the filing of the
map of general route, and the time when
nstice Of the withdrawal was received
at the district land office. Ehe said re-
linquishment may be executed by the
following persons, viz: the Company's S
Land Agent at Brainerd, of such lands
in Minnesota ard Dali ota; the Com
pany's Land Agent at Kslama, of such
lands in Washington Territory and Ore
gon; and by some person at Helena, to
be designated for that purpose by tie
Land Committee, of such lands in Mon
tana. The President and Secretary may
execute any such REIMBURSEMENT in
pursuance of a former resolution when
convenient.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-02
sas Wuita,to.Met,,,et, ct,

9tew Dorf, l. Snni. = @eorg Bar.
fer besann beute Worgen I'M llhr i'll rSleet<
wooo .8art" ieinen Seriud, 305 0tellen in
l54 Stunoen auf 80 merifaniiden BonieS
81 relten, uno legte bic eriten 80 Oteilen in 2
Stuuoen II Wiauten Suriif.
- lin lbr hattie Barfer LOG Meilen
uub i'm 10 llbr 1877 Nteileu Suriidgelegt. Die
0tennbabu lit ii auS9e3eidnetem 3uitanoe
mo Ger &eitcr mar mad Der bnnoertfen Dteile,
8 Wiiuuten uor Der erforoerlidleu 3eit uOraus.
Inn I'll llbr bate er 1876 Wtetieu 5uriid9es
le9t.
= lin II llbr bate Der 9teiter Jag Wteilen
uno um ~ llbr 1921 Meilen (bie balbe
Strede) 5uriidgelegt. Barter 1T As SefunOen
porauS.
- I'm u l1br rubte Sarfer B Wtinuten
aus. I'm l llbr tatte er 1873 Wteilen Suriids
gele9t.
- lin l llbr 81 Ninuteu bate Barter
nad) nabeSu 1O=itiinoigem Ritte 200 Wleilen
Suriid9elegt. @r belt au uno nabm @rfrI=
i6ungen elu, iuoour6 er ~ Itinnteu uerlor.
- Barter uo1cnoete Die PIP. Nfcile 20
Wtiu. uad 8 llbr. - als er Die ZIG. Ofeile
suriifgelegt hattie, erfldrtsn bic Sidter oas
Gennen fir beenOist.
BsraltO ritt bann 40 Weilen in 2 Stunoen
uno bate nod 161 Winuten 53eit iibrlg.
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. ,W arp amber anoi1 ir f.
di tltd)c @cielli d. t" belt
gefern 0orgen III ibrem SeriammlungslO
le, Gde Supelte- uno Gutarpitrabe, cine Git
Sung ab, i'll meld)er Dr. u. Somie 9apis
p-Giiortc nne !9r. :. y. 0oricp oaS 8roto'
fOll fibrte. ,3peG Der Seriammlung mar
Die Seratbun9 mo 8eidluBfafiung tiber bic
proleftirte Serlc9unQ ceS 2lusitellungsplaBes
auf BlmlicO. 6r. 9ariS ipradJ Su @uHiteH
Der 8eregung Oes Observation-Disclosures mad
Dem ySinans'id)en 9runoeigentbum an Der
pSaltimOrezS bio SubH." Gr iaqte, oaB Der
WllBeriol9 Der glnSiellungen Der perwi6eneH
Z Sabre Sur 9eniige Die ytotbmen0igteit Der
Serlegung bes 2luSlteuuug5 5plases BON Yinl=
ltcO nadI eluem anberen geeigneteren Buntte
Oarg2tban babe. 9aS gSInanS'i1le 9runos
itiid lieBe lld inter giiulti9en BeoingungeH
BON 6er,, SelttmorezS Shioz zSabu. .@ompagnic,"
meIde Oaiielbe fiirSlid anfauftc, pa6ten; cS
iet uabe Der y Baltimore. Sbios" uno ySaltis
more Yotcmac.8abn" gelegCn uno tonne Don
ben Sarmsru aus alien Sbeilen 0eS StaateS
bequcm erreidt meroen. Der BatapScos6lIB
lte9e Habe bem Ylnbe, mo eS f0unten od.
ourdl nuBer oeu iritbercn 2lttraftionen bel ben
Iusheliungeu nod 9tcgatten peranfaItet
merocu. Auf Nntrag oc5 Soru. :. Sroing
0tttp wuroe beid)ioHen, oaB eS miinihensz
nertb, pcnu nid)t IEerlGBlid) fir bic @riifeu;
Der @eiellidaft lit, cine 95erleguug 0es Auss
itellur9SplaeeS OolSuucbmen, uno oaB oas
gretuttU- @omitc angewleien miro, Sdritte
i'll SeSug auf Die projettirte Scre9uHg All
tbuu. 9aS @retutiu. @omite mirS AM 6.
SHni ieiae beitnitiue @utideiouu9 i'll Der
Sohe abgeben.
Gnti6Gbtauug8tlage.-Sm Som.
mon SleaSz@eridtc erbOb t6r. Sau Dor Sur-
sem cine Slage aegeu 2Sm. s. SiueS auf
@utiddbtgung msgen ctneS angebIit Dom
0ettereu Gui ibu am Sage Der Waporsmabl
periibten 2ln9rlffs. t0r. Uf. SannOn, glus
malt beS SlGacr8r trug 9citern uuf Serleguug
oeS BrO;eiieS al, mas jebOf pom 9tifter
@arep nit Dem 8emerfen abgepieien murOs,
oa6 Der Yro3eBfiibrenOe pcri6ulidl Dor @eril]t
Den Antrng itellen mliiie. 9r. .. y. ..
SohnS uertritt ben Serfla9ten.
II er q b + II. - 9aS 6reiiGbrige
S6bndjen OeS 0rn ". Sipmau, gtr. 12G,
5amiltonitraBe, purNc geiterH in Der 3dbe
letneS elterltden SauleS BON etnem 9Sa9en
iiberfabren, fam Gber gliidltd)er Y8eie init
elut9en leiften Sbrammen 0aoon.
= Der 1O.idBrigc Wtartlu @ugliib DurSe
9eItern an Der @de oer Baltimore uuO 9ops
pletonitraBe BON eincm gSagen iiberfabren,
ober ntdt idmer Oerlest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-02
Scr SdDneMs,tg itber oeu Continent
bon 9tstu.Dorf nadD San Sratt.
3tScp In 84 Sf1tnOeu.

gtem= y OFF, 1. SUM. - Ser Dlleber'
anb<@tpreBsu9" Der 55. Sarrett uno Yalz
msr, peld)er bic &eiie Don bier na6 Gan
6ran3isco in "a Stunben Suriidle9en uno
nur IN Bittsburg, @bicago nno Smaba al
balten ioa, gin9 nm l llbr hsute Dtorgen
init elmer betrd9tlidJeu an3abl Bafagiere
unS ben nad ben erlpabnteu BInften beItinm>
ten SoItiaGen bon bier ab. Die Srenubc
Der &elleuoen batten iidl in GROCER In5abl
in Dem Sabnbofe ein9efunben, I'M oenielben
cine 9liiflide Sterile 5u tuiiuiden, NIB Der
Bug beipegte ii9 inter fllusenOem Sptele,
Qbbrenneu BON Seuerlperfen uno ben bonz
GernDen Surrabrufeu oer3 3uriidbleibenoen aus
pem gabnbof. Uietrere 3eituns8 .@orreipon-
Genten mad)eu rte HeiIe nit. Oie 9feiege.
ieal6aft erpartet ibr Ottttag5mubl ndditen
Sonntag in Gan Sransisco einsunebmen.
Inter ben Yaiiagieren befinoet ftd eine Shauz
lpteiertruppe, peld)e contraftlld) perpfid d)tet
1T, an nddfteu Dtoutag abeno oalelbt auf-
sntreten. Der 3ug beitebt auBer Der 9ofos
motlue aus eilielu @epddruaggon, etnem Sorz
ratbSmaggon unO einem Yullman'i9en Pas
lait Sotelwasgon.
1arri8 burg, Sa., l. SUM. - Der
lleberIanb. S6nenSug Der 99. Sarrctt nno
Galmer fam cine Otinuts oor Der erforoerltz
den 3eit bier unb 9eraoe sur beltlmmten 3ett
oil lltoOna uorbel, obne SUllden letterem
Yuntte unb Serieg.&itp an9ebalteu gu ba=
ben.
Yitt8burg, ben 1. Slui. - Oer 3u9
fam nm 10 llbr 50 Wtinuten, Swei 0ttnuten
Dor Der beittmnten3ett, bier an uno bielt bier
sum erlten Wale an. Die 9an5e Strede slpt.
i9eu bier unO Serlep- &itp, etue @ntfsrnung
bon 439 Dteilen, puroe obne Gofomottuen.
luedliel suriidgele9t.
Der 3ug belt nur ieGS Dtinuten ait, unl
Die gofomutlpen gu wedieln, uno fnbr pann
mad @bica9o pelter. Swtihen New Yorf
uno Yittsburg mar bic srDBte @eidminoigz
felt 65 Nietlen DE StuEoe, Die 9eringlte 20
0teilen.
@btca4o, 1. Suni. = Ser 3ug fam
Inn 10 llbr 9lbenbs, 25 Ntinrten Dor Der be-
itimnten 3eit, bier an uno fubr mad einenl
Aufeutbalte uon 10 Wtinuten wetter. Der
3ug miro wabrideinlidJ segeu Dtttternadt
Den DsiifiTppi errei9eu.
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lsurOpaii9e gerid)ts.
9eutf6LQuD.


- Sn 2ordl, Wiirttemberg, CAB eS am
9. Wat cine beionoere 6sisr BET @elegenbeit
Der &ufbGngung elmer @eoenttafel AM oorti-
gen Sdiaraalie. Su Qorh puroe Shiller's
iiingere S9meiter, Qouiie, 9eborer, in yord)
erbiclt er ielbit ieinen eriten unterrid]t pom
Yfarrer Ybilipp Woler, ourd tuel1en ibm
aud Die NetGun1 ein9eaOBt purbe, oereinli
aud 10 elm Bfarrer 3u meroen. S6iler bat
ben ebrniiroigen Wann, Der OamalS eft I'M
40. Sabre itanor in ieinen nRGubern" Uer-
ewigt.
= 9as neue 8ismards Oentnlal in 6 81 n
ioa auf Dem OOrtigen Saiinoplabe auf9eitCat
rueroen.
- Die fir ben englii6en Captain Bcbb,
Der 0ur1 ben $anal lGmamm, geIammelten
@elOer belauien Ff aui $4,000. ..
- SSn & d Il fano in Der @laitiques= 6abrif
BON 8. Sunibert cine &efel> l>@rploiion itatt.
lluter ben 8riimm'rn beS ;erlt0rten 9ebGnoeS
beinoen iif II Berionell. Yta Mittaq ma.
rem toot, idlwer peEtctt berporge,ogen.
Orei IN Der GGbe lte9eroe fletue pdnIer linO
etngefiirSt.
GnaIano.
= Oas neue Speribans in 6 II D n ent=
bdlt y cine Seiauorrihtung ourd Oampf i'm
gSiHter; p eIne 2iiftungSporrtd):uug our6
9rebFdher i'm CONNER, 81 Sslsn.btnnq oe8
3ui9auerraums unb er.Sii1ne Oermitte!it
9lettri3itdt; A. bic gnlage eiues @iienbabn.
bofes i'm Sllnern oes @eb1uOes; 81 elne MI.
tsriroiihe Berbin6ung OeSietben NIT Dem
Bdrlament uuO Dem ct. StepbanS. .9Inb; g.
Oie SanObabuug oes gciammten Sibneuma.
ihinenmeiens our9 bpSrauliid1e araft; y bic
Anlage elmer Sfsiae BON Huflciee5tmmern, oa-
nit 9ieieni9en, rpeIfe bonn 9anoe oOer bon
oer @itp fommen, i'm @ebGuse ieIbsr Soilctte
MAIDEN fOnnen; enblid, 81 bic anla9e bon
Sdbern i'm 9auie, iiber Seren Senusung Dor,
mdhrenb ooer ua9 Der aufiiibrugg eer Bau-
meiiter ieine ei9enen @epaafeu babeu mag.
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Die Nadridlt, baB Der Srau BGppenbeim
i'm sherman Srnie" IN bicago,
S9mudiaden i'm gSertbe Don 500 9eftoblen
iuoroen ieen, DeranlaBt Die yyt.'Y. 9anbelS=
ISeitung" 81 Der SettaemdBen Yenertung:
ySparlame Settungshefter lliIen Die Sppen
lol6er auf Siinflerinneu be,liglid)en Sune=
lenaStebltablS- -yfotiSen setp0bnlih uidlt ab
legen uno baben alSoanI uorfomnlenoen Sails
nur Den Mamen Der &iinIilerin unO ben @ertb
Der geltohleneM SGmudId6sn abdnoern 81
lafieu. 9eBterer nariirt lebr beoeuteao; Sral
BON Bdrenoorff lieB fif beiipielSpeiie nie'
mails ipeniser, alS s26, COO auf einnal iteblen
uno hattie trotoem Itets elm paar Sumelen fiir
ben nahifen 9iebitabl iibris. :"
Sn Bbtlaoelp bia gebt man alien
SrOteiten gesen Oas SonntagSeeiet gum
Srote nod tpeiter Dor. SSn Der Central. 30
liseisStation nidelte lid] am 0tontage iol=
genbe Scene ab: s. $. @ramforo, 9eihdft8.
fiihrer ODER SGdjter beS ,rlniteo-StateS- SO,
tels," @oiumbiar Nuenue, ,uabe ben Centennial.
@ebduoen, unO Sernanbo Rdpogniero, 0is
reftor oeS WtuiifhorS Der Seriaglieris," /"
an9eifuloist. Yoli3ift 9cffertS ia9te aus, er
babe letten Sonntag geieben, baB III benz &C.
nannten Sotel aeiitlae @etrdnfe perfauft
'putoku uIto CuD &tutUIuLp NOSlU gtSlIul StH'
uabm. Der Staliener babe eiu Otuiif6Or
bright unO ielbit Srompete geblajen. Gram.
foro wurbs me9en Der Ssrlebung Ger Soun-
tagSgeltbe fir iein @ridsinen Dor @eribt
inter $500 Siir9idaft geielt. Der Otniit
Dlrettor murbe bon oem alderman mad benz
9elebe b m S bre 1894 rpegeM Sornabme
ipeltlIdler arbelt am SOnnta9 5ur 3ablung
elmer SelOitrafe BON 81 nnb in ole Soften
(sl.50) perurtbeilt. (Sino nad) oieiem @nt,
lheioe Die Wuiifer. bic SonntagS in Sir9en
lpieIeu, pOr Ssrbaftung i9er?)
Sn ct. eonis s itarb Der oeuti6e Sduei'
Der gSm. Srtsiellnann inter eigentbiimliden
llmiiGnoen. Sci einem Yicnic bate er elnen
Streit nit einenn Sefannten. @r erbitte IidJ
babel iebr unb ging idlie5lib mad eiuem na=
ben Sluiie, Inn Den &opf su baOen. gtun
latte s. Dor einem Sabre BON einem Neger
etnen flrdtburen Sdlag anf ben 1interfopf
bsfommen, bon oeiicn 6olgen er iib rie gang
erbOlte. Hlls CT nun ben Sopf in'S gSaiIer
itedte, idoB ibm oas Slut in's 9ebiru nnb
er fel fopfiibe; IN Sas nur Sup tiefe gSaHer
11nN ertrnuf
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Ser @cIontorPf.

gsem.Dorf, /. SUM. = @elo leift
gu 5. gBediel fuhig 5u 4.Sa. Sob
i6loB 3u 1129. 8unbes Sbligationen
itlofien fan unS ftetig; 81er @oupcus
1923; 65er lis; meme l19; Ger 1919; 68er
1885; uene 6iiHfer l17b; 1O.4oer Coupons
l1S4. slttlen ilJloiicn flau II. sebriift; g..
q. @entratll0; @rie 13s eafe SbJre 50 /;
Sas. &eutraf s58; 4ittsburs 92a; glorths
8eitern $685.. Brior. So; 0tof.Sslano 1054.
rnteridasamts Bilqns; @olb Ss7,S77,
448: @ourant S34,424,42
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Neae An3etgen.
Baltimore
fir 9a(uranft Ofhff.

6ISmeif, @de ser South= uno sSater,Strabe.
a1ei, @slenldbait periitert fortudbreno scsenYsrs
Iujt ooer Staoen burd Sraaouu9(itd iopo5l In Der
Staot, mic i'm 2uube. ole arten BON G9enthnm,
Spobus, 9doeuz unb Waarenbduier, Sanoelsaiiter,
Wderbau< Vrobufte, W6beln, Sau5 @erdtbltaiten,
inn Yuu besr,iene ooer I'M Saiea in saouns bsfno=
uhe 6abr,eu9e II. I. 10.
SSs Sirsfforium bsNe9t aus iolsenben oerreu:
lBm. ". Sarriiou. YrdIoeIt;
Oapio o 9SIion, 6. Diorton SteDart,
Trancis J. 8tna, y. s.. Hemcomrr,
Seuru Sarrou Srpue 0ormib,
81 q Steuart N. ". Gaplor.
Asm. 8. Sruue, 9eor9e 7. 9affton,
{, b. aupff, o. albert Sders,
3. Hobt. Senfins, Weuoe5 eo9eH,
iBm. s. bennington.
Hppiisosions Soruutdre nno roelt.re Ra1rt9t
iber Bic 9eleniait Iuiro in Der SRce, Siopeit= Sde
her Soutbz uno lBaterltlaBe. rrthstlt, RIO aub aue
Nuftrdae iofort ereoist meroen. Seritbetun9eH
peroen aut irseuo cine sriif an5enomnsn, ipsl1e
Der Nppltfaut IpInI9en mag.
(Janl,tSD br. S9oSwoe1N Seti'
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gsttssSStt Baltimore.

Die &egttFirbe EN- Der Sta6t
bielten gettern Abeno in 9taine's Soaile cine
Seriamlnlnng ab, in pelfer iie i'd, Our1
@rpdbluus 6es Srn, Nit1nel 6. Roonep
BON Der 10. @aro gum &raftoeuten uuO Oes
9ru, 8. 8. @alopea BON Der I. @uEo gum
Setretdr OrsnniFrten. 3r. 6raut Z. &s-ro
mnroe oils &ehtsbeifane Der Nsn'e', e',rirbeoll,.
ten alsertorsH,
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Werofftttttdt ettter AomtIie.

Ga 10 n, 3d., 1. Suni. - yteun Witglie.
Der Der am 0ela,pare Gluife, Meilen oberz
balb Cation, wobuenben 6amilie beS Srn.
@tartin 9oros, wurbeH aeitern @asnS s..s, s...,
&afiee, fpsldem cine rilineralilde GnbilaHs
bet0eniidt rpar, uergiftet. Mlariin aoroS
uuo eiH 0fitalieo ieiuer 6antilie iiuo bereits
9etorben, un6 bic Gnbercn, rueld3e BON Dem
Osrsifteteu Soffee traufen, llegen in fritiidem
3uitaube barnieoer. gSte oa8 @ift in ZEN
Saiiee fam, lit nod nid)t ermitfeIt.
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IermiId)te SepeS@em atS Reius
NnrF

0ew wzgort, /. SUM-. : Die bii60f.
&jrne bon yterp.Seriep bat in Srenton eine
@erfamnlung gebalteu, IN iuelter iisenge
8eihliiiie su @uuiten Der 5eili9baltung beS
SabbatbS gefabt wuroen.
= @olo eroffnete beute 81 1929.
- Sei elmer all9emeinen Briigelei in elmer
Sieribente tpuroe geitern Nbeno aorl SprinQ.
fleiu bon Dem gdentpdrter 9e6Ier eri6oIIen.
- Der ltnterihatnleiifer Sablte beute fir
Snterefeu $4,000 nnO fir eingeso9euc Ob-
ligatipnen SAL 900 aus.
Die 3ol @inaabmen betruyen beute
$4,000 -
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0ermtf6te tcie8rapBiiGc
SeNcSdnett.

= OaS llnterbal8 Der NeJlslatllr III part
torb, Connect, uer,uarf geftern bas prOietlirte
NmenoenIent Sur Contribution Setreffs Der
Sr9auiiatioG Der Senatorer~0iftrttte.
= Sn Stratbrop, DIT, tuuroen seltern Die
@ieBerei beS 6rn. s. s. GruigS mo mebrere
aubere SebauOe Ourh 6euer Serit0rt. Yerlnit
$4,000.
= Die in Ybilabelpbia tugeuOe ,Giienz Il.
Stabl- -afociation" bat eiuen auSfiibrIi1en
Seridt iiber Die BrO6uttiOu iudbreno Oes leb.
ten SabreS erltattet.
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Gin befpfiaeriidler Wnifmeiifer

81 4 0 n, l. SUM-. Sin @ebeimaaent
SeS @eneral' 'YohamteS iff ieit einissr 5eit
nit Der lluteriu6ung Der affaiten bes Bolt
ANTS III 6auerbil, Waif, beiddftigt gene.
jen uno bat ermittelt, oaf Ger YoftmeIffsr Oaz
uip Younton llnteridletfe TN Betrase bon
$1,000 5egangen bot. gektersr ipuroe heute
uerbaftet nno uuter $4,000 Siirsidaft sefeat