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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-06

NILED SILK, Chamois Skins Ready mixed
~ Paints of sll kinds and in any quantity the
celebrated Roof Paint and Floor Stain for sails by
my2 Z. S. LEADBEATER& bhO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-06

VIRGIN SALAD OIL, very superior LIE
Y bigs Extract of Beef; also the Liquid Elk
tract in bottles, just received by
my2 E. 5. LEADBEATER q Blu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-06

~ We are selling
SUGARS AT AS Low PRICES
rs they can be bought in this city.
my6 j G. u h. M1LBUR N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-06

:" TIE Vo1 H CITY Yr H"T7s'R7'D '17
respectfully announce myself an indepcnd-
ent candidate for the position Of City Scavenger,
and trust that life spent among the citizens of
Alexandria may be sufficient criterion to judge
in what manner shall perform the duties i'm
posed if elected. Respectfully,
my 5-td* HANNIBAL S. KING.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-06

CHANGE OF STEAMERS. The steamer Sue has
been taken of the line between this city aud Bal
timore and put on line between the latter place
and Norfolk, running tri. weekly. The steamer
Mary Washington, of the Weem line, from
Baltimore to Fredericksburg, has been put on
iu the Sues place, and arrived here this mora,
ing. Capt. James Harper aud hiseutire crew,
except the engineer and Mr.. Lavender, the
clerk, have been transferred to the Mary Wash
inptnn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-06

nnO LBS. FRESH BUCKWHEAT
Il wv FLOUR, for sale by
MARI DAVY s. HARMON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-06

POLICE REPORT. following cases have
been tried since yesterday report:
Magnus Olsen and David Hyde. sailors from
the schooner Mcgee" for being drunk aud
disorderly, were fined and discharged.
Alphonso Arlington, for beating Benjamin
Doran, had his case post poncd until this even
ing.
Four dodgers We're accommodated at the sta
ton. house last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-06
rTNO THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF AL
EXANDRIA

| AT the request Of some Of my friends, here
| by announce myself candidate for re. election
! to the office of Commemorative Attorney Of
| the city Of Alexandria al the approaching May
| election This announcement is made subject
| to the action of nominating convention or
primary election of the Conservative party. If
Reelected, shall devote my time, energy and
ability to the discharge of the legitimate duties
| Of the office.
mh 29-td jolt NJ. job MON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-05-06

WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT-T
w largest and cheapest line of Msrsellles
Piques, Vlctorlss, Csmbrlcs, SWisses, Tarltons
White Msrtabsn Cloths and Corduroy, fol-
Chldren's Cloaks and Sacques, at
Abb b. g. SLAYMAXER co.
, 1876-04-19

In the latter end Of last month the Danish
Dict has agreed on a law, according to which
the ministry Of huance is authorized 70 ,enI an
amount not exceeding 1000, 600 Orowus, for
the purpose of supporting ths erection Of =
Central Factory in st. Ur1ix, provided q SINH
lar amount can DO obtained by shares AS
this undertaking is of such Importance for the
island, that its whole existence can be said TO
be dependent Oh the realization Of this plan,
tbs following ines ara intended to give a brief
description Of tho relations of the island. ex-
plain the idea regarding the Central Factory
and thereby create the interest here at home
for an island, to which Denmark has many
obligations, especially as the negotiations re-
garding the sale to America failed, and which
furthermore has a large, native I~ab0uring popu-
lation, who feel themselves closely attached
to Denmark aud sill consider it their mother
country.
1t is therefore a justified hopa, that also
many here at home, will join an enterprise,
which, besides having all probability Of giving
excellent proceeds, first and foremost is patri-
otto to a high degree.
When the complaints from the island, which
from wear to year have sounded louder owing
to repeated failure of crops, by skilfuI examina-
lions have shown themselves to be we'll found
ed, then the cause for this retrogression is not
to be- looked for exclusively on account Of the
want of rain, which parties there are sometimes
inclined to plead, but on the contrary in tho
ant.Quated system in the production of the sn-
gar, which is the only source of gain for the
island an alteration in this will consequently
be the best and only salvation for the island.
The agriculture as we'll as the boiling of
the sugar are far behind and dearly wanting
to reap the benefit by the progress of the
present age which has been specially bene'
fetal for the production of the beesroot sugar;
the cane has consequently not been able to
compete with the cheaper beetroot 10 the
, 1876-04-19
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT FOR
THE MONTH OF MARCH 1876.

This has been the driest month observed
Ter a series Of years. While the average
rainfall for March is 1879 lines, it has only
been Al for this month.
The temperature has been about the same
as thai OF the corresponding month of last
year, the average respectively 25o,I aod
24o,6, but the moisture of the atmosphere
has been uncommoniy scarce, and this
month has also in this respect been the
drlest Of which we have observations.
While the average percentage for March
last year was u, it is only 81 for this
month, and the lowest percentage observ-
ed was respectively 81 and 40, the highest
81 and Sc.
BY means Of the minimum and maxi
mumthermOmetsrs the lowest and The high
est th~ermometrical stands are registered ev-
cry "a hours. The lowest stand for this
month has been 1929, The highest 320.2
The averaged the daily difference between
these two thermometers has for this month
been SOS, the greatest 80, the smallest 40.
The first 2 days of the month thu wind
was easterIy, on tbs Bird in the morning it
was S. E in the evening N. E., and Kept
northerIy, veering between Z. N E. and
N. until the 18th, when il became E. and
later E. S. E. Ga the 22ud it was again
northerly and kept between E.. N Z. and
N. 4. to the end Of the month. On the
9th, 9TH and 9th it was due N, very strong
and extremely dry.
, 1876-04-19
THE CENTRAL FACTORY FOR
ST. CROIX.
From Dag6ladet Marcel pa

After the Diet has now passed the Law
concerning a Loan from the State Treasu-
ry for the purpose of erecting one or
more Central Factories in st. Croix, the
other side Of the question, just as important
and perhaps more difficult, still. remains,
viz, to procure the rest Of the capital
required The state Of the money market
is very unfayourabIo to the realization Of
the plan Just now, bus still, o. the other
hand, it must be realized now, il ever. The
state of st. Croix is such that the only
salvation Of the island is expected from
this measure, in which those who under
stand matters and things there the best
have implicit conf lence. In so far
as people here are soIicitous for the
existence of this old Danish CoIony-a
remnant OF former grandeur, it may be
said-shey would be willing to do some
thing for lis r8scue from utter ruin, and
from this point OF view we beg to call
attention To tho subscription tor shares
which has now baen commenced privately
(tho only way, it is believed, in which it
will bs doac) ana about which further
information can be obtained, besides at
other places, at the O.hce of the Chemical
Factories, Havnegade 8.
, 1876-04-19
C1riStialStGd St. Cr0iX, Wednesday 10Th March 1875.


The Colonial Council held an Extraordi-
nary Meeting yesterday - o'clock noon,
hen the Draft of Ordinance concerning
Central Factories etc. came to 2nd discus
sion and later in the afternoon another
Meeting was convened, when the Draft
was adopted unanimously with Is votes,
and will now be su omitted for His Males
tvs sanction.
, 1876-04-19

By a closer examination of the relations
the above will clearly show, even to the in
experienced, that it is most astonishing, thae
such a length of time has elapsed, before the
eyes were opened for the cause Of the sickness
AM how to remedy it.
The ploughjrg Of the field 10 performed by
tins drawing Of burrows with 3-4 feet space
between. These are made deeper by going
through them a second time with the plough,
and when the field is thus ditch3d throughout
with drains, the gang of Iabourers enter aud
form it into banks. It is in the bottom of
these flrrow5 or rows, which have already
cost 50 much trouble and labour, often
p~Ioughed "a inches deep, that the planting
takes place this is the soil in which the
plant is to be put and has consequently not
undergone any process whatsoever, and even
u heavy pointed iron orowbar ie used to pro.
cure the hole for the plauttop.
This has hitherto been considered the pro-
per method of plougbing and it is with but
f8W exceptions, that the field ia properly
~pIoughed through. 1t is therefore clearly on
derstoOd, how dependent this mode of c%ultiva-
ton is on the fall of rain. Should it fall Ia
suti . quantity, the soil Is in itself 50
proluo i've, that a good and even excellent
crop can be had but should 1t happen, thas
the rain does not fall during The right time, this
root can naturally not spr0Qb In this CLOSE,
conhnad AMI u!ooijIT&tea s-0SolI' anc a.
cIdea !1IIafo Oh sA6 crop Is Fe 00syo!QaolS
result.
Ino ha,a'd 81 maauriag IS Jlst 81 tas aAms
point as the ploughing.
I1eFe 3 almost on every estate ah3Id OF grass
Principally ko25 Ter ta9 feeding OF the OesF
horses, but Inc renaini8r pafs OF tbs STOCK
are o5I5eo 10 Ieed on me outskirts OF tna
estate vlRre th9 grass Is scant ana thln ana
consequently less nutritious, 4ha greateF
part OF the manure Il thereby lost, as 1t 10 only
deposited In Tao pen, where the stock is KEEPS
during the nIgl'j as this however is uncover
ed, bon The 3an AMI the rain is vary rnlnous
10 tine ma0ufe, which at first set oft is far from
h'las strong ~ The cad Of this pen a half
root or cover IS huiI; 10 protect tho stock from
bad weather and the manure from this place
gives a striking e@vijeno, D. tAe great import
a0ce to protect the manure from the Influence
of the weather.
4he oAne't,Id Is planted from December to
a2li JAin, out the manure ID generally not
otflied ~ the ii-Ii I'LL JuIy-September, when
The young plant is about , feet high and the
manure applied to each planfs!9og IL 10
therefore ~. lem, that taA cultivation needs
improvement bat turning to jhs boiling 90
psrtmenf, il will also b acknowledged, that
this is far back The maobiaary Oh moss os,
tates is too small to take Of the crop 10 duo
time. provided it has been a rainy year, and
thereby . large crop obtained, Waen under
Fuo1 circumstances tha croD has ID bsgin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-28
NoIittiMeS.


ct. Saul, Dtinn., 27. Sult. - Die De-
mofraten oes oritten 9iltrift8 BON Minneiota
nominirter bcute Srn. gSm. SO. Wcgtair fir
ben @ongreB.
SSfalooia, Soma, 81. Suli. - Die
9tepublifaner oe8 biefiaeu 9iitriftS nominir=
ten beute 5rn. 6. g. Sampion fir ben Con-
9reB.
Bato ns0l ou9e, 9a., 27, S4li. - Sol
aen0e Nonlinationen fir Den @on9reB uurOen
bon Den 9emofraten 9emaht: 1. Olitrift 81.
{. @ibion, 2. 6. S. Gllts, 3. s. 5. Sadlon,
A. 8. 9. Clam, G. s. IS. &obertion. Sir
ben 5. 0iItrift pirb Dr. u. 8. 9ouroe nos
mlnirt meroeu.
2oui8ui1Ie, &p., 81. Suit Ser erIte
Staatsz@onpent Der $empereIJler trat beute
bier suiammen, UNI Die Yartei fir bic PrGit'
MISUNDERSTANDING Su orgoniitren. Sin
Staqts Central. @onlite unD gleftOren tpllr'
ben srnannt NIB eiue Ylattfornl angeuonl'
nleu.
g8beeling, 8..Ba., 27. Snli. - Der
republifanijde StaatS=@onpent trat bente Ill
Yarfer8burg 5siammen.
Sprtug fie1 3, ST., 81. Suli. - Der
oemofratil6e StaatSz@Onuent nomlHlrte bents
Srn. 9erpls Steuart gum @onpernelr Hno
nabm 9telolutIoneu ai1, Die bic 3ultimmnng
Der Seriaulmlung su Der in ct. &ouis auf9e-
tellten Ylatlform ausoriiden uno Die @eIet
gebuna auiforoern, S6ritte 81 treifen, I'm Die
arbeiter gegen oas Spitem bon 3uttbau8ar'
hPlt III itnjiken
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-28
ttmbe566ftt9te 2Irbetter TT Gins
cfftfa0fi.

@tucinnati, o., 81. Suli. .-9eitern
Wforaeu friib ueriammelteu ii6 mebrere 9uus
bert nnbe6dftigter 2lrbeiter i'm SOuntdln.
Sauare, nm etner in oen uorgeiirigen 3eltun@
aen eridieneneu @iulaoung Solge 81 leiiten.
5alnuel @arp unO QnOcre btelten 0teoen
iiber ben traurigen gtOtbitau0 Der grbelter.
4uf ben 0tatb ibrer Siibrer 5ogeu ite Johann
in elmer 8ro5eiitOn nah oem &atabauie, nm
BON Dem OtaDor ySrob ODER Slut" 3u per
lauaeu. A(leiu BON oen Angeltellten oe8
&atbbauIeS mar gtenanO gSllleuS, bieie
gotIt3uft oem MnpOr 81 ii6erbrtngeu, nnO
uad1 elmer baiben Stunoe oergebIiden gSar<
tens sogen bic Qlrbeittr mleoer alb. Der
URanor, pel6er BON benI 8egebren oleler
2eute unterri6tet poroen mar, bate ooS
0tatbbauS nit eiuer itarten PoIi3etlpade
unl1ebeu lQfieu,
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ScitfShI0uA


Serltn, 27. Suit. - Shirt Si8mmd
fam geiteru BON Siliiugen bier an uno mlyo
I'D i'll ncnigen Sdgcn nad Sar5iu beocbeu.
@n9lano.
Qonoon, 27. Snlt. - 9N5 ,gho"
meloct, oab Sberl Salcntiuc 8u!er, mclcbcr
me9en unantduOigen SetragenS ge9en enc
Dame auf einem Sabu3uge Ill einlabrigcr
@efaHgnjBhait perurtbeilt unb gelitrn nab
Nblauf leiuer Straf;Cit entlaiien muroe, clH
SfftSierSpatent in Der titrfiiden QlrmCe aHgc=
nommen bat mo iogleid) mad Dem Srie9S4
i9auplate abreiieu miro.
BON, ben 2S. Suii. - Die iriid)er
SfiiBen, meldJe an Dem @eHteHnialidieBcrr
tbetInebmen werOeH, iegelu am 81. 9tuguIt
aur Dem Oampter ,@ttg OF Serlln" BON 2t=
uerpOol mad giew-DOrf ab.
DiatrpIcn 8erettet.
Gono B o Il, 27. Sult. - 2mei 01atroitlt
Der amerlfaniifen Sii6eridaiHppc ,Sriola"
luurOen geitern bier gelanoet 8ieieiben be.
fan0en fd III etnem Ofienen Soote auf bober
See un0 luuroeu BON eillem uoriibericbrenoen
Sabraeuge az SOrb aenommen.
@iicnbabn Saataitropbe in Guelano.
yono ON, 81. Suli. - Sine SpeNaloes
peld)e aus SrtltOl beridItet, baB Der Sd)ncll.
Sug Spiden Caution uno Brtitol bel Coma
AibtOn nlS Dem Gelciic lief. Scr Maidiuiit
mo 6ei3cr wurOen gct0otet, mo man ilirdtet,
oaB cine gtn3abl Baliagtere ebeufaQS rmfQz
men. Der 9anSe 3ug murOe sertritmmert.-
De- SpeSial Correspondent oes ,StanoarO"
in SriIlol meloet: Der BolI3el Superin.
tenoent, tueId)er bic gtnd)rid)t iibcr ben lluiau
uberbradte, erflGrt, OaB Swci @aIiagiere &c
tOOtet nnO cine groBe 2ln5abI perluuu6ct
muroen."
0onbou, 81. SRli. - Die Hadrittcn
iber ben @iienbabuunfaa mareu be0eutcuA
ibertrieben. Die 2ofomotiUe lief aus benr
9elete; Die Serfoppelung 3pii1en Oerielbcr
mo Dem 3uge riB ieOod), uuO Der getteye
muroe ergdltniBmdBig tuenig beibdoigt.
Ser Ytai9tntit mo 9cSer mu0eu Qet60tet,
bic Paiiagtere iinb ieoO9 HnUerleBt eutton.
men.
sSranfrcidl.
Bart8, 27. Suit. - IS miro QenIci6et,
oaB YrdiiOent 0tacWfabon in Der heutiQeu
Sahiuetsuerammlung Die Inn sugeifriebenc
Abitdt ldugnete, OaB CT nGmlid) aus Ccu
0tetben Der YtinOritdt ein Ntiniitertum biloen
wole. @r Ocrharrt nod immsr aHf Der cou.
ittHtIonelen Stellung, tueldle CT ieit ieber
elnnabm.
99arft uno S6rfe.
gon on, 81. <5llt, 1890 9fldJm.
@oniolS SO 7l16 fir @elO NIB 90. fir 8rief.
amerltaner, 1O.40r 1881; &rie 1923; grte
Brior. 194.
&tperpool, 27. Sult, 1880 Ratbm. -
Scumpole lebbuit. Sberl. 1916 d; Su.
1l16 d. Serfdufe 10000 8aaen.
Gon II, 81. Suli, 4 llbr ytad)m. -
@eteini9teS Beroleum 12-124 d. &erpcu@
% cd. 6 d.
6rantfurt a. 81, 27. Suli.-Gnert.
taner, neue 6itnfer 1929.
antmerpeH, 81. SuIi. - 8etroleum
334 SrancS fitr fetue8 bellies ameritanidcS.
&urSe &abelna6ri6ten.
- @8 uerlautet III Barts, oaB General
be Giiiep ith NIT Sri. Billing, ejner 2lmcrjs
tauerin, uerehelideu pir0.
- Die Serciui9te StaatensSoroette y02az
riOn" iegelte geitern Don &tiiaboH ab.
- @nglanO bat Die Siilte bon DabomcD
bonn l. Suli al i'll SloGaDe;uitnuO ertlGrt
uno mtrb cine Expedition bortbin cbi1idcu,
I'M 9egen bic 9anptltaot Oe8 HanoeS oOrSU.
riiden.
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@ermiId3te 9epeIGett aus gtetp'
MnTf

9ew-9orf, 81. Suti. - @Olb eroffnete
gu 1115.
= Der 0ampier ,@laribel" truf bon peftz
inOil4en 9Gieu bier elm.
- 0as Sabeas Corpus @eIu9 in benz
YroSeiIe gesen Nathan l1lmann, behen Iuss
lieferrng an bic 4utoritaten beS Staates
Bennipluanien bonn @ouuerneur SilOen be.
milli9t poroen mar, gelan9te beute abermaIS
Dor Dem 0tihter &eitbroof 5ur Serbanolun9.
Ser HidIter beid)ieb bas 9eiuf uugunitlg
uno befabl, ben @efanseneu aussulieferu.
= Su oem 8roSeiie Der DSt. 3outs- <ons
Gcrre 6auter Sabu @Omp." ge9en Samuel
s. Siloen unO AnOcre tpurbe Der @ert6t8s
befcbl, mel9er benl Sertlagten Sriit bis aIm
eriten MOutag i'm Sftober gepabrt, oabln
moOifiSirt, OuB Die 6riit MIR bis gum sriten
Ntouta9e i'm 2lu9uit oauert.
- Gin @onpent BON @onhitoren aus alien
Sbeilen beS 2anOeS trat heute bier 3uian.
men.
- Der llnteridatmeiiter Sablte beute fir
SutereHen $4,000 nnb fir eingeSo9ene Sb'
li9ationen SIC, 900 aus. IL
- Die 3Oa @lnnabmen betrugel beutt
S241 900.
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@arOpaiigc SeridBte.
9arfci.


- 9a8 iubife &rteq8
lantet i'll leinen 0auptitCuCn alo: ySCit DER
aufItanO in So8uicn mo Der 0er3eQOwma
auSgcbrOhen 1T, ut Die Gage Srbien'8 etne
unertrG9lid)e genosocu. g8ir unterlieBcu 9(l=
lee, mas Den groBmdd)teu uuo Der Bfoyte
oaS gStrt Der Yactff0tlOH bdtte cridmcrcu
fOuuen. 9ennod) umgab Die 8iorte uuier
YaterlaHo bon ocn MiiuounQeu be8 Gtmoof
bis Ill jcneu Der 0riua nit eiuem eijerncH
@iirtel. SIN Sabr 1T eS beretS, OaB mir -
Obnc Srieg mt Der YiOrte 3u fiibrcn bod
ale Spler trugeu, tpeld)e ms Elm &rieq Qui-
erlegt babeu mitroe. Deuuod CAB ,dj oer
9fotbi6lGaen Der @arantiemGdte @ebGr, uuO
MIR ltgten uuieren @eiiiblen StiQihmeigeI
auf; pbne Gidlidjt odrauf jdDidte bic Bfore
fort unb fort Rilitdr al unere @ren;en; iic
ididte miloc S0orOen Salhl= SoiufS, 5iderz
tefen, 2trnuuteu, iie id)idte aus Der Glefc
Nlen'5 Die barbariid]eH &urocn, nm uaicr
GanO iii etncn Sduttbauieu Su ucrluanoaln.
EQnger III ben @renSen Der WtdBlquuq Ill
blet5eli, mare cine SGmGd)e. SD babe btr
fatierlldlcI RegieruHg Die Dtittel auQeqebcu,
lueld)e Gle iuiurgirten BrOUln5cu berubigtn
mo Serbten ans lClucr uncrtrdQli6en Xalc
beirelCn f6Hnten. gSir babcn Ger Yiorte CT
flGrt, oaB mir im 9iamcH oe5 Srte0ens uuO
Der 6umaultGt III Die tniUrgtrttn BroUlWeu
einmariAtrcu mcrOen. ScBt bdugt e8 pom
Der YIortc ab, benz 8(utuugieBen eln Gnoe
iu MAIDEN. SriiGer SOQ 8ertr0uen itcllc
id) mid all Sure Optic; nit ms marjdWlu
ote tapiereu Sriioer, Die WtOutenegriner, ulI=
Ter Sitbrnn9 meiHc8 bel0enmiitbtgcu Sruocr8
gtifOla; nit unS liuO Die t0pierCu SerjegOs
iptner llno S0Snter, ms erparteu Die bulgaz
rliden SriiOGr, un0 and Die ellen griCd)eH
meroen ntd)t langc auf ltd) ruarten laIIen .
@6tet bic @reuSeu Der beuadbarteu Wtonar,
die, gebet teinCn Grun0 Sur &lage Der foIier-
lidlen uuo t0ui9lideu 9fcgieruug, tie itd) cilr
3fed)t ani unicre0 0autbarteit ermorbeu, inoem
iie 10 Ulele grii0er aus Der 6er;egOWlnl
bulbuoq unter ib;eu Shub gcuommeu bat"
Gsn9Iauo.
- Scr QusuelS Hber ben 8ruuobcH
iib in @nglanO nHb gEaleS, weIdW Ouf
gtntrag Sobn 8ri9bt'S erboben mo benz Bar.
lameute Uorgelegt wuroe, mioertegt oeiieu wies
oerbolt GemadJte 8ebauptunQ, eS lei oer
9runObeitb in England inter bDhtens 30.
900 @lgeutbumer Oertbeilt. 9enn abgeebelr
BON Den 703, ,289 @runOeigentbiimern, bic
rpeniger, ais le eincnUtorgen beEten, giebt c8
alletH 32,3l7 QauobeIBer, nelde 3wiifcr
100 uno 800 Wtorgen inne bGbeH. 8ec
groBe ganbbciis aGer0tug8 1T in Den 6anOeu
roeIiger. 90 giebt eS Sc @igentbiimer, 0te
iiber 10000 mo inter So 600 Morgeu babeu,
Orei nit mebr, ais $4,000 uuO werl9cr, ais
100000 uHO nur einen, Der iber 100000,
n6mltd 18l, ,6l6 Ader bcitbt.
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sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

SaibingtOn III, 81. SuIt. : 20ie bemo.
fratiiden GougreBmit9lieoer bielten beute
albcno eiuen Caucus in Der 5alle Der 0teprd>
ientanten. Cine 4bftimmrng iiber oie6rage,
Oh oas 8eiunption8geiet miOerrufen werOen
ioQe, ergab so Stimmen fir uno % ge9en
@ioerrufung Oe8 @eietes. 0tan fam lez
bod bierauS fetnen 5dlu6 auf Oas 8eiultat
Der Qbitimmung i'm 9auie 3ieben, tnbem nlt-
gefdbr nyr Die 9dlfte Der Oemofratii9en Wttt-
nfienpr nI1nPiero mor
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Ser @elomQrft.

Neps OOrf, q. Suli. = @elO letflt
su 2. g8edel rubtg 5u 4.88t. Sob
ldloB Su 1l14-111B. Sunoes,Sbligationen
id)loiien flau unb itetis; 81er Coupons
12O4; 65er 1152; meme l174; Ger 1l94; 68er
1918; nsne Siinfer 1881; 10.40er Coupons
l1Sg. gtftten dlofieu ilau unO unfetig; &c.
D.@entral 1054; @rie 1877; Safe Sbore 524;
5Qs. @entral 90; Sitt8burg 95; Rortbs
2Seiteru 4Os; Brior. 625; 0todsSslanS 1919
llnteridasanlts Silans: @0lb S34,073,'
OSO: @nurnut SIS. .SO7 .S23.
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.1>r. Wpbertfon. Ir. 10, 9 .@utaDf FIR a &c
Sbe6anoeIt ipe3iel aGe 9rantbeiten Der nrin Or=
game, oIsantide sdpdde. neru0ie Sdwdte. pors
,ettise5 alter uno aae Werosnfrantbeiten, iueI6e
pon iusenoliteu lnheionnengeiten berriibrsn. aar5
lib eutfauoene Srantbetten itneu furirt. Serren'
peldbe iit Sr. U. aurertrauen tOnnen fb perfiSert
balten, baB fte piTeuidaTtlid uno auirihts beban
oelt ,peroeu. 8iireauiunoen: S-i2 uhr Uf9s., "a
libr 0tadnl. uno 6-9 llbr abbs. (Sebr21, ,t2Dhef)
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Serieps s t y, 81. Suit. Die getde
bcs Sru. SObn 8eillg, zines befannten bieits
gen SrDOler8, ruuroe 9eqen u ll9r III Der
letten Nadt in Der ytdbe oe8 gSeits@nbs
8abnboiS Der y8ennIyluanier Sabu" aufgez
funOen. Der S@dOel mar augeni9etnll6
Sur9 eiuen Sdlag Don eiuem itumpfen Sn'
ifrunente Serihnlettert, uuo Der liufc 9lrm
gebroden. 2lIe 2luSeiden beutettn ourauf
bin, oaB Elm uer3weiielter Sampf itatt9eluuz
oen bate. gS erbeat, OaB ber Seritorbene
geliern cine Guantitdt gSaaren III gtetu Oort
perfauit uuo pagegen eluen QGediel i'm Be-
TRACE Don $4OO, auf cine Der gtelOarferSnnten
laItcno, erbGlten bate. @r begab itdl am
Na9mittage nad gteuarf, nm li9 ben 9Sed)'
iel ausSablen gu laiieu, uHo leit bteler 3stt
bat man feline gtadrid)ten iber ietn Sdid=
ial. Die Boli3liten glauben, oaB er oon
Newarf ans uon 9eriouen oerfol9t pHroe,
ipelGe i'm auf Dem 2Sege iiberiislen uno CT
morOetcu. Die &ai6cn Oes SPicrS waren
geleert.
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SssittSOer 3mftano oes Spntato'
AnrpS JS0at Nc~f1iff

II 10 . f, 27. Sult. = Gommo0ore
Sanberbilt psrbradlte cine iebr uurubtge
g&adt, unO lein 2uitanO 1T beute @oEgen
iblimmer, uls iemals pabrenO ieiner arant'
beit. @r fieqt III einem balb berpustloien
;3uitanoe uaD iit ni1t i'm Staube, ote an tbu
garid)teten Sra9en 81 Oeriteben, Die Sgmps
tome iino oerart, 6aB Der 500 be8 Yattenten
ieoeu Iugenbtid erpartet iperben bari.
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Mte0er D Derbaftet.

burgb, N.sp.r 81 SUI. : Jafles
@it,aels, elmer Der bier Gefangenen, pelae
oor ID Nonateu ans oem biefgeu 8efdngs
niiie eutipranaen, tnoem fic oem 9ef6ugniB-
tpad,ter Yfefier in bic augen warfen, wuroe
acitern pieOer enseian9en. 9erielbe 1T noe,
9en StraeenraubeS an9etla9t.
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3ohuOerabIebmm9.

Tall u per, Wfaf., q. Sui. =
6eHte 0fittag rpurOe ben 9lrbeitern aaer bic
fiaeu Spinnereien pcrtiinOigt, OaB tbr HObn
bon oem 7. au9uIt al I'M 10 RroScnt reous
sirt meroen niiroe,
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sein SGmer3! Seine @ciabr! &eta
EetI5d)Iaqi

Dte "CoIton DcntGl- Association" if tmnler ers
fol9reiG, 3Gbne obne S6merBen eus5ubieben. Die
srDsten 3peifler fonuen iid BON oieier &batGte In
ben 3immeru Rr. 81. gScfts aDetteitraBe, ibef'
seuqeu. (Sau. 81, 6 Uttef)
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Ma.izine q ,

lin por3iglider ndbrenoer alt,tel fir fleine &noer
nno 5nualioen. oa5 eu3ige nabre ititut urDtut-
ternilfb, subereitet Dol & m ii Sins5, &potbeter,
unO bel alen Srosuitsn gu baben.
". s.. Btrpn & Druoer,
(Csnni2 3lIitP @ S-Hl SnnrnasYGeuten.