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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-09
WHERE NEE GO.

III you want To save "a dollar
in buying e hat we advise you
10 give Martin Cohen u call at
2I9 Main street, where You
can fluid The best assorted
stock of mems, boys and chill
dPen'S hats that ever came to
tlits market. Go and see llinl
and be convinced. 80
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-09

Go 10 III. Esche for reliable
cigars, 27O Second ST., OppO-
site Court Square, 2I7 Main
ST, WOrsham House. 27.t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-09
yust IIeceiYea by Express.

Reelioot perch, fresh oysters, game,
celery, etc at Signaigo & Co.'s 275 Sec
oEd street, opposite Court Square. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-09

Called balls on Butkalow IA, on Gala
han II Strikes off Burkalow 80, off
Callahan 26 Total bases on hits-Reds
2, Buckeyes T.. Left on bases-Reds l.,
Buckeyes 4 Fly catches - Reds G.,
Buckeyes 10 Struck out-Burkalow
Maher, Rsja, Burke, Simmons, Callahan,
Nolan, 2 Two base hits by Martin.
Double play by Martin and Doscher,
Shoupe aud Walker, Time of game z
hours. Umpire, Mr.. John Leech.
j. 7. ToMLINsoN, Scorer.
This afternoon the Buckeyes and the
Reds will play a second game at Central
Park.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-09

Yeast Powder, So cents per
pound, or 3 pounds for 81, at
Tea Store, 365 Main st, l45.t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-09
Beef Tongues,
Graham Flour,
New MoIasses.
G. r. Ryan & Co.,
26.t BAT Main st.

RUBBER button chain pumps at 34s
Second street, Kenny Pump Factory,
opposite ~postoaice. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-09
For O6c

You can purchase an unlaundried shirt,
of Wamsutta domestic and 1900 linen,
at the Great Western Clothing House,
mwts
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-09
For SO

You can purchase good, heavy cassi-
mere pants, worth s. a pair, at the Great
Western Clothing House. mw&f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-09

COMMISSION merchants filling orders
for their country customers will find II
to their interest to examine the stock OF
saddles, harness, collars, etc., Of Fergu
son & Co, $780, Second street. They
make special inducements. C,ll and
see them. l6T
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-09

SID Cooks Peabody Billiard room is
visited by all citizens. 33-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-09

MRrbieized ansA enameIed
iron manteIs and CRATES, with
or without patent basket.
--latest styles atIOw prices.
III. WETTER 81 CO.,
$50 cod t 331 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-09

Fresh shell oysters received
daily by Felix, 292 Front. got
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-09
TEIE CITY.
MEMPHIS
MOnaaT ngoplne. Ocl ., .sEe.
MIIIinorY

Bargains in millinery and hair goods
at Layigne's, $50 Main street. 32t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-09

A. E. FRAYKLAND's auction ~sale.-eoms,
S06 Main street, opposite Peabody Hotel.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-09

JUsT received per steamer Belle Mem
phis a choice lot of Reelfoet Lake fish
at Victor D. Fuchs Al Jefferson st. ia
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-09

Confectionery of our own
manufacture, fresh and pure,
at Barlee's, 32S Main st. got
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-09
Fresh Oysters and Celery

received daily by express at Victor D.
ii Jefferson street. ST
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-09

Sweeping Reduction. - To
reduce our stock we have
marked our teas down 30 per
cent, Tea Store, 385 Main st.
1dS-k
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-09
THE GREAT BOSS

OF ali the Bosses is undoubtedly the boss
cigar for a nickel.
FRANK & DRSSAUER'S,
30.t 2O6 Main Street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-04

alton that a committee ~ twenty -nve citizens,
with the Mayor as ex-onci Chairman be ao-
rninted TO raise martyrs' memorial fund OF
t5l.0O0
The German Centennial Union intoned " Hail
Atlantis" and immedIs lately after the exercises
q splendid Q was hosted, and the "btar Span-
gled Banner" was sung, all the tbrOne Joining In
Goddess Of Eberfv sitting on cloud IN the act
OF greeting, followed. and ns hnlle 100 guns
were fred. At midnight the church bells wero
rung.
The procession was obesred to tho echo a. II
passed the er nd At md. IL did not reach Cum
berland street until quarter. past eleven OOlocki
although nine O'Clock was the hour announced
for the review. The march at tho CLOSE was
quokstsp and even at this rate IL took
the procession three quarters Of an hour to 10
reviswed," There were over 10000 pereous IN
the psr ide, but the military org ,nizsions alone
won the applause OF tho great thronRs. The
man agement OF the parade was spoken oil a.
W AK, while the police hrran emens about the
platform in Fort Greene were oxecrahle.
Fort Greene was peopled as thick as men and
women could be compressed. some bad been
waited until II O'Clock. when the exercises
were begun.
At the rear end Of the Western District Dl-
vision were number OF wagons fancifuily deco
rated. Jhey " ere led by n wuvonload Of work
mon hacking away at huge blocks Of freestone.
dozen pork wagons. with hogs In ed on can.
vass, followed, with the pork OF 1875 far ahead OF
that OF one hundred years ago. A solemn
faced crowd Of young men rode In a drag under
the tr nspsrency Of the Wealthy Young Mems
Praying Band" and "God ~ love-" fancy
steam boiler steamed away In another wsgon.
Outside Of this little clump OF veh icles there
was nothing unusual In the parade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-04
EXPLOSION IN BROOKLYS.
The Result Of Careiessiy Throwing n Lishted
Match-One Man Killed.

About o'clock last evening somo per-
son who had lighted cigar in Frederick Some r
villes cigar store, at 2T Smith street, threw the
match into some Ore works, with which somer-
vile had stocked his store temporarily. The
fireworks exploded with tremendous noise,
and Frank Lint aged 10, a clerk in the store, was
Killed, ana Frederick Somerville, Ihe proprietor,
had his bair burned OF, and his hands were
badly burned. The flames were soon extinguish-
ed. The glass cases and windows were shattere =
and Mr.. Someryille claims that he has lost about
t6'OD. The loss on the building Il $500. Lint a
dead body was taken from behind the counter
after the hre. and was scarcely recogniz ole
The hair was burned from hls head, the desh
blckened by the powder, and his clothes de-
stroyed. The police were unable to discover
who threw the lighted mHtch. Limits friends
live at Baltic street, corner of smith.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-04

An unknown woman WAS found dead yeeter.
day At 50 Baxter street. She was about 90 years old
Rosa Caysoli Of 81 Grand street WAS run over
Killed By car SS OF the Grand street ne yester
nv invitation OF Messrs. Leland tho Veterans
afternoon.
William Davidson OF 2il East Forty-seventh
street while working IN A. Eekmans brewery fell dead
yesterday
The national flag was displ wed from tho
word once yesterday for tue met time since q Dlx
closed the once.
The Nicholas Muller Association display Z
costly Tideu and Hendricks banner in 'front.' VI theH
headquarters Al l3O urcenNlch street,
Jonn Gillespie OF 81 Cham bers street. who was
Acclc entay shot ON sunday by Milsm Mccarthy Of ~
Cnamoep street, died yesterday. Mccarthy waa ar
rested.
James Devne, aged 50, OF Avenue A and
town line ana both rGs Nerr uroAen, yesterday. lie
uled on his ~sy TO Bellevue Hospital.
william Caldwell Assistsnt Postm aster under
Isasc V, Fowler aud Hen. u 4, aud tor three Years
Deputy Clerk OF the superior Court died suddenly Oh
Sunday IN his residence AZ 300 Tenth avenue.
The steamer Plymouth Rock. bedecked with
the ntgs OF all nations, brilliantly Illuminated 0y
1000 Oriental lsnttrns aud Bengal nres, ~. s~se
Circuit OF the Fast and Nurtn rivers on the fh Of july
evening, IN It her passengers mai view the wonderful
pyrutcchulc display Of tht,metTopOls anu surrounding
PAGES To add to the effects OF the OCCASION - moon
wIl he near its full At about 10 o'cOck hXkt 4
batteries Of rockets will take place from the decks.
anu balloons will be sent forth.
The Nicholas A. Hagaertv Club will celebrate
the Fourth or July At schueurn Park, slIythlrd sset
sDa TiJt avenue. olVaDJs music c-Adp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-04
yc.,srday's Demonstration In Philadelphia.

PuILADELPnIA, July 3.-StIangers have
been Hooking TO the city during the entire day
and evening, tho railroad trains, Carrying
treble their usual number Of passengers. All
the principal thorouGhfares of the city have
been crowded with strangers. Independence
Hall has been the centre OF attraction, and the
crowd there has been so great that II has been
almost impossible Tor visitors 10 view with any
satisfaction Tue RevUlu iVnary relies preserved
lheieln.
The Centennial parade Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic, winch took place this morning,
WAS one uf the most imposing demonstr itiOns
seen mere for 0one time. There we're ABOUT
bUOO men IN line, including veteran soldiers
frUn all sections of the country. The posts all
carried the tattered anu torn battle flags horne
Dy them in the ate war. These we're greeted
with cheers all along the line OF march.
The attendance at the Centennial Exhibition
to-day was veTy large. Gov. Hayes visited the
grounds this afternoon and W given u Tecep
ton AT the ONO State buildings, which was
largely attended, many prominent persons from
OniO and other states being present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-04
Commissioner Prat, and tho President.

WASHINGTON, July 3. - Com missioner Pratt
had long Interview with the President to-day during
which the conversation rela ed principally the recent
removal Of Mr. Yayan and 10 the conduct OF that gen
uemsD during the ume he in cnArge OF the Secret
Service DIVISION OF the lnerna Revenue Bureau II is
generally believed that Il President and the Commits
slouer disagreed as to tho propney OF Mr.. YArysn's
removal, aud friends of the Commissioner say that II
would not be matter VI surprise 10 them II his rela
tons wiih the bureau should soon cease. Mr. Pr g.
however doe not authorize any statement tpat he In
tends ~ voluntarily resign.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-04
SOME WAsnINGTON TOPICS.
where Millions nre Counted by Thousands-
The Treasury Exhibits.

WASHINGTON. July Am offcial statement
has been prepared at the Treasury Department show
ing the receipts and disbursements Of the Government
from January 1884 TO June So 1875, eInbing also
the smoun OF defacaons ana the rates Of losses per
one thou and dollir The amount collected during
mat prod from customs was tS,0s2 0S6 U93, AID the
es " t44bi2. The Amount collected from the
tcrnHl tnue e.. 37l 3a2; aud the losses
f3t5e32l miscel neOus. sio2, ,57s l53, and iJsses
tlbl,b.A dis isuursemenis for the War Department
$500 o0j o2l ana .osses, T5l2,63si Navy Depart.
mtnt tslb 25s $50, and losses t2572 S27 lndi ms,
tlA92l y5i iosses, ,iA362O pensions 34S 3Sb n o.
losses t5S2,e7R nisce aneous. tlO5 sp3 726 10 ses
tl0,lDj46 Post once Department. yISV l65. .S54,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-04
The secre,ary-hip of tho Treasury.

WAsHINGroN. July 3.-So long as the differ
euces between the House ana the senate, concerning
the Appropriation bills remain unadJused. the ques.
tion whether Senator Morrl OF Maine viii ac.
cept the position OF secretary ~ the Treasury
cannot be positively answered. In IL consldered
probable however, that an agreement VIII be
rtacned OY the Inference committee On tie Lekisa-
tive, Executive, aud Judical Appropriation
MI next Wednesday, ana that principe
wiil thus De established which Will
result In agreement as 10 the other Oils. In TINS
eyeht, Gov. Morrill,, believed, Win Qlgly sec
retATy Vf the Treasury ON the same day,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-04

ire In the arst sIory at 81 Beekman street,
occupied BY A. c. Downing Co.. dealers In glass last
night caused loss to Downing Co, OF $4,000 and to
Rndicou Co tl, 900; damage to building $4,000. VIM
GUY OF truck NO. fell down hBtchwny and was In.
Jured internally Danlr Keefe OF No. engine was
overcome ~ the neat ana smoke and fell down one
night OF stair cutting his hoau slightly Wm. Reilly Of
NO " WA serlOuhlY cut ON the hAuu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-04
THB HUsDREDrH BIRTHDAY.

-.
oo'V", "e'o 'o-os''
"u"uou ,oai. o.'u. e'su 'noroass'
Flung out upon the summer air,
The Gag Of stars above us hiss.
The beacon OF q nations prayer.
The spiendor OF eternal skies,
as''". -
80 . " -,
80. '"o o'"'v, y, '"."
Wilton usher 10 thy day OF birth.
Thy natal dav, o glorious land
God keep thee. sacred spot Of earth,
within the Hollow OF His hsadt
NV '"'"' "o.o '"y oa'''ee io~k'
oh eVer' "h' u" o'erY n'en,
io-uaS We soc ""a' oou ns'" "'ouRn~
To-day, above the true and brave,
Uostalned by wrong. unsolIea by tesrs.
The Hammer OF tbs Free NAV w.ys.
To GROWN a natIon's hundred voars.
Ihat nig the patriot fathers bore
cloud by day, oy niRht hame,
st'l journeying ever on before,
A Ansv.bo,n na,ion ,h.n. hut nov
Its b,rth.o.n,s o.a, n. NADIA n..,
win ,torv v,,,,a, ON a.. hrow
Ana mia, o,rcIin, 4, a,I la,
. gallant men who fought and bled.
And sleep tod iy In freedoms soili
The nations honored, glorious dead,
Aslook,ny from vo,,r mona on h,.h
yesss inc off, that va have o,,sn
II aaems as ZACH immor,.I.v.
c,aw h,i,h,ar IN IN. I,h, o,ho.v.,
Illustrious shadesI to-day return
This birthday, dulled with no alloy
And here, where Freedoms watch 1res burn,
w. ,hs,,cr,
yonr nh.n,on e,.s 49,. ,.,,h ~. s,,II
your nh.n, am ,s,,. .,o oI,oh.d .,.,n
P,or vo.L,ow, ri, -, p,,,L.. nan
Rejoice with usl Upon tho blast
Our DAG floats out from sea to sea;
Our lands first century Is past,
s.,eI
Acros. o,,, "a
NJ o.a,a,a. ,sa,.
Noo.,o., ..,,1 o.. o,a,,, -, 'A.,.
All men are fiee-the black and white;
And as ths circling centuries roll,
All men are equal In His sight.
rn,. =. onr ho.s, 80 49,, ,sa.
We .sa Tho .L,a. ,hov. ~. .n,n.
Ana n.us. on, s,.raa A., -
A, r.a.,.,. I.,.-
Thus, as We greet these opening years,
No doubts annoy. no caros obtrude-
The shadow OF no coming fears
ia Al. 49,, ,s.a M. s..r.u.
Ana c,riy ,h.o,,,h ,s. o..,,.. .o,.
n. 4. 81. s....a.I
Th., n. 49, go. a. ut. 49,.
The fold OF Freedom Bright the stars
That ever barn across her sky,
And, scanned by countless battle scars,
MAKE great 'he glory OF July.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-04
Louisiana Republican Nominations.

NRw ORLEANS. july 8-Tbe Republican Nom
mating Convention has been proceeding quietly.
and has adjourned until Friday, after making tho
following n0minations: For G9yernor Mr. 8 ~ Pack.
superintendent Of Puble Kdueson. Mr.. ". q. Brown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-04
Inc following Is an ofiicial record OF his time
for The tIst ten and last ten mllea. by mil

Owing to some confusion between the chro.
nometer by which the total tme was Ike OF nd the
watches IRON which the miie announcemenIa en u
w'ro mHde. there was here and mere pet
difference OF a second or two between the adj ID
totals OF the miles and the Judges aunoun, g.
ment OF the same. Taken 10y ten-mile counts.
however. these were bullrtined as fnlloMA;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-04

UlITf, Whe6
Murphy rested min. % sec, the Judges fol
some time neglected to include this la their adj
dition. Interested horsemen NAV easily figure
where II c mes In. Tue addition of he l56th
mile Is owing to Murphys determination 50
make a sure Ihins OF his victory, aud SO
running another for good measure af-
latter part of the race, The excitement Dec ma
intense. Cheer after cheer rent the DIR as ths
rider dashed up to the judges stand OF
away. and men laughed with deligut un1
I'll they o most cried when they thought oil
what soft thing" they had on tue chaps who
backed "time," AT the l4ith mie $2O in ths
pool could onlv get a bid of %. Tue crowd was
Wild with congratulatOry joy when the race waf
over and trot for Murphy's benefit was plaune|
by the sports.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-04
The Weather Onico Prediction.
JOrTINGS dHOUT TOWN

Westerly to southorly winds, nearly stationa
temperature, aud generally clear ~eatn,r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-13
8iireau 0es WebauOe Sulpellurl

Der 9ebduoe Snpettor bat Grtaubnib= @eiute
uni folgenoe 8au=Brioileaien erbalten:
bon s. W. Gone I'M GrferIeufer, bel ~ Sub,
gde Der SarIem=Apenue uno Stridertr.;
BON 3. =. 0icGuire um Stilo, Nr. tO9, g8eft-
Baltimoreftr.;
BON .. saupus UNI offenen sbuppen. bel 16 g.,
btnter ytr. 1856, gaiterns sapenue;
BUN gS. $. arnett um5abnenibilo, Rr. it6, et9bts
Gtr.=gBerie;
BON 6. aloppeI um offenen gduppen, 10 bel 16
Sus, bnter ytr. i5S, ytoro=Set9eiifr.;
2. =. 9oIion nm aiide, t2 BET II Sub, btuter ST.
PSI, Walibfr.;
pon s. s. 3aplor u-n Spmmerood, Gde Yteftonz
StraBe unb 2inben. .Goenue;
bon s. sIannod nm aiide, bei 10 g.. biutsr yir.
5f, gBarrenitr.;
bon q. ID. Madsusie nm Saoesimmer, 9 tei g.,
atnter yr. 1s5. Sranflnftrase
bon B. 8. Uiuer UNI Ssrauoab. bei 16 fsus,
binter yir: 522. eeSinstonfr.;
BON s. Gtdlelberser I'M Stauie1fer i'm 5Deiten
Stod,nerte, gde Der yenniplbania apenue uno
Sanpaleffr.;
pon S. gtoofs um y8rame s. able" 6ei 20 8ub,
biuter yratt=. fusfltd pon 9reenhr.;
poH q. s.. 0ie@atu & so. um Sonmeroa6, gde
Yaca@ une eeridstonftr.;
pon W. s. asehn nm Stal, i3 bel 1S g., binter
Der Sde Der SeRrtettlz uuo SbtHdfr.
pom gB. g8. Saulep nm Sa0eStmmer, 6 Del Ssub,
biuter gtr. 20, Dederitr.;
gSnS 3 satq um Oiisaen s3uppen, bel 10 6us,
BON =. Sobnlon um Sommeroa6, ytr. t6l, stnz
0en=Hoenue;
bon D. $. GpIer um aeIdlofcuen sduppen, 5 bel
IA qua, btnter gtr. AZ, store;Sbarlestr.;
bon VI. .. Gmmert un. Baoesimmer, bel 10 g.,
b:uter Der gde oer Drutos pill. auenue uno ScDiez
benir.;
Don S. 3ea UNI oifenen 9huppen, bel 10 sus,
binter aPeSsnrps, ne1lib BON 5uItonitr.;
BON 8. 5oniemann UNI ofenen Shuppeu, 10 bel
ii Sub, bnter gtr. POI, 6reoertd=Ipe.;
Don -. Y. 6dmn un Nbritt, bel s s., binter
gtr. IS, Noro=BoppetJnftr.
BON .. g9ahad UNI Sommeroat, gtr. 1l8, Siios
Broaomap;
BON q. gronn un seidloiienen Stuppen, 12 bel
IA s., binter VT. 147, Rth9elpitr.;
Don vi. Nmmen nm offenen Sd)uppen, 9 bel 10
6ut, binter Nr. SO, Siio=@ aftteir.;
ron s. 0oousr nm &id,e, bel 5uB, bnter Nr.
98, Somerierifr.;
bon DO. Wtlad um Sommeroad, SIR. 2 0, @ap=
Strase;
BON 9. eonentbal nm Sommeroad, Wr. $50, ses
ringtenitraBe;
BON s. aep nm offenen Sbuppen. BEL I6 Sus,
hiHter Der gde Der gSeitftraBe uno Bluma anee;
pom S. &. 8iuuole um offenen SGup2eu, 8 bel i2
SUP, hinter VT. 1871, Sobnionfr.;
pon VI, 9trp I'm Sommeroab, VI. PIP, Saozgu>
tasp=StraBe;
BON z. 9rinble nm offeueu gduppel, tet18
tSuB, 6tnter gir. t46, Carroll onz sloeuue;
BON p. {. Rappolt un Sommetoa6, SIR. 236,
goiternf lpenue.
CT benadbrtdDtist oaber MHe, eie es an9ebt,
oaB e, Gatnitag ben lS. UidrJ Sornittass 10 u9r,
IN jeinem Sireau Gnipeienb ien miro, UNI befa9te
9eiube in @ripd9ung su Sieben uno bariber Seibluf
5u faiien. SIM Iuitra9e: 10. 9. 9Sntfins,
1927 9lert oes bduoez5nipettors.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-13
Nages- Mfnlgkeiieu.
(GsttortsHe, teIesraphifd,e nao 9seAIeys
bIdttersVottsen.)

Su @ binaton ift am Samitags Der
ne1e Srie9siefretdr Ilphonio Saft, Belfnap'S
Na9folger, angefomnlen. @r leIfete iofort
oen 4mtseio unb besos bereits am Samitage
bas Sriegsamt. .......
4m Santiago traf Der Id,tb. SEQ. s..
Yenbleton in @aibiugton etu, nm in
benz @ougreB. .@on1ite i'm Setreff Der 4usga=
ben oeS&rtegs= departments, lOmeit bielelben
itf) anf eine Soroeruns Der r&entudp>@ens
tral-Sabn" be3ieben, aussnia9eu.
Sn Us q ing II muroe am Sainffage
Der ProseB segen y. .. Saled. angeflast,
TN Suni lebten Sabres oas guabesidatauit,
in weld9em er Slerf mar, I'm SAT ,097 63 be-
itoAlen gu baben, tortgeiett.
Sas Sanbels.@omite bes congreliionellen
llnterbaules bat eiuen @eiebeutlpuri etnbe-
rid)tct, pelf)er yliseniirte" uno ,elnrolirte"
Sabrseuge Der 3abluns BON 3ipangsz
4oDtIengeloern entbebt, aber yregiz
ltrtrte" SabrSeuge mad mie por ben IN Den
@inselnitaaten beitebenoen @eieseu inter
ipirtt.
Das ,W.<g. giiletin" madt bic fanm
gIau bliGe Mtttbeilung, bab in
nerbalb Der letten 3sbu Sabre bic Nbgaben
burd) corrupte @lnfliifIe jGbrlid, I'M 25O
DtiG. Dollars getiegen lino nno bas Soil
tbatiddlid nm 81, 800, 100000 9enug, lin
bic gauge Nationali9uIo au beGen, bstroseu
tporoen tit.
Die erite apotbkfe 3 Ell id)fanbs
tuurbe i'm SABRE 1445 in amssbur9, bic spe,te
1472 in Sranffurt a. Ni., bic brittle 148e
in Serlin auselegt. 9iele brittle sriinoete
Sans 3ebener in Der Spanbauerftrabe, NO iis
beute nob in temieIben 9anie als Bdren=
apotbefe beftebt.
Sn Nem=Y OIL bauert Der 4Hsitaub be,
Sdneieer unb Shubma6er fort. Gins
Wense 4rreturen FOLDER 2eute, melde BIZ
htellnioaiiten anf benz gege 5ur arbsit be.
beuisten, fanoen ftatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-13
, ,,@r1tt1t,ltcr6 Sd,u0rns.

Gan Sran5i8co, @al., II. WGr3. -
u. y. @larf, ber al8 Spesial Steueragent
abgeianbt mar, nm bic 8bisfep Seniigereien
on DieIer aiiite su unteriuden, iaqt nit Se-
aug arf etne 9epeid)e, nelfe beute etutgen
bteii9en SlGttern aus Chicago Suging mo
tuortn auf Die 9lutoritGt bon 3. 6. YbtaipS,
Der fiirsli6 oil bieler 8iifte als Steuera9ent
an9eItellt mar, bebauptet miro, oaB Dem @Ons
greiie auf 9niudlen bes SefretGr8 SriItom
SepelIe unterbretlet iueroen fuitroen, nQd)
ipelden Der Sunoe5lenator Sargent in Sez
trIgereien uno Corruption i'm Steuer0ienIte
an oteIer &llte uerlpidelt lei, oaB er bel Ielneu
llnteriu6un9en iiber bier porgefommene Steul
erbetriigereien feiuen SerpeiS gefunoeu bat,
uaI Senator Sargent NIT in'S Spiel III brin-
gen, aud fetne SenntniB oarVber befibt, oaB
Der SefretGr beS S9abamt5 ODER Der Bunbes@
iteuers@ommiildr bic lebt angeitrengte Inter
lu6ung in bic 0dn6e zines @ongreB @onlts
te's su legen beabIi6ti9t. SIM 8etreff Der
Bbiaips l6en Angabe, rponad oas 3on5au8
so BroSent Der fdlligen @infiinfte colleftirt
ieln ioaen, erfldrt ter Spe5talagsnt oeS
acknowledgements 9. 8. gtia8 bier
lelblt, oab, obi1ou e8 mabr Iei, oaB Elm iebr
GROCER 3beil Der @infiiufte nidt erboben mltrs
De, Der Sebler bauptiddltd Oil Der mangeIbaf-
ten Sr9aniiatton beS Steuerbienites in bteiem
5afen lie9e.
@bicag 0, ST., Il. Idrs. @r-SuperD
tntenOent &ebm iagt, OaB er am ud6iten
Dtentage gum BrO3eiie bereit TT. @r bat
telne llnterrebung be3ligli6 eines @ompro~
miles nit &egtcrun95beamten 9ebabt. Se'
iins benlitht itdl nod INNER, itoOf) nit ges
rlngem @rfolse, etnen Ser9leid) berbet5uiitbz
ren. Der SuuoeS- Steuererbeber QStHter tit
9efdbrlid erfrantt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-13
GntTeslt6e Corruption tttt Sutts
oesifemer. ttno SoupeSeu tn
Sau NratstScp.

@btcago, ST., II. Ut6r3. - .. &.
8bilip8, Elm Steuer 9ieuior Ill bieien
Staate, Der nit Der 9lufotdung Der @bisfep.
SetriisereieH in Gan Sransisco beanftragt
mar befinOet f4 bier auf Der 8eiie na6
gSaibington, Inn Dem @on9reiie SeweiSmtt.
tel 81 unterbreiten. Gr beriatet, oaB er bic
erftaunIi6ite Corruption au9etrohen bat. De-
ittllateure unS &eslerungsbcamte baben ieit
Sabren bic Steuera geraubt, uuo Der yRing"
bat nit Ser5uetflun9 sefampft, um Su pcrbin'
bern, oaB pOn Inn ir9enb wel9e ausfunft ers
lanst iuuroe. Die9eitiGateure II. geamten wa.
rem in ppllitdnbi9em Glnperitdubnihe; our9
Sefte6ung Der @eidworenen 9elang es ibnen
cine 3eit fang, oas Seies 5u umgehen. st
lpirb auf @riuden beS ScfretGrs Brtltoiu Jet.
ne 8epeiie, morau8 berporgebt, buB rerSuu=
oeSienator Sargent in Die Betriigsreien unb
Corruption I'M Sunoesz Steueroienite on Der
Bacific~Si.fe permidelt iit, oem @ongrefe
unterbreiten. Sas 3ouhuus in Gan Srauz
cisco miro ala bis in'S Snnerlte biIein faul
geidilbert, uno bebauptet, oaB ni9t mebr, ais
so BroScnt bon ben @iufGnften erbobeu per-
hPu