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The New York herald., 1876-03-16
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS.

RICHMOND, March Is, 1876.
The State Conservative Commit ttee met to- night and
fixed the oath of May the time and Richmond the
place for holding the State Convention to nominate
delegates to the National Democratic Convention and
70 reorganiZe the party.
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TURKEY.

IMPERIALIsT TROOPS SAID TO HAVE BEEN
SEVERELY DEFEATED BY THE INSURGENTS.
sERvIAN MILITIA WATCHING THE FRONTIER
LINE.
LONDON, March Is, 1876.
The Times this morning has special telegram from
Berlin containing the following
A letter from Peter Paulovch, who commanded the
insurgents the battle OF Muratovizza asserts that
force OF $50 insurgents attacked 1900 Turks Only
200 OF the latter returned to Gatschka- About 500
were killed and the others drowned dispersed
The insurgents captured 675 rifles and four rined
cannon.
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ENGLAND.

''PAY DAY"-coNsEoUENcEs OF THE FORT
NIGHTLY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DISTURBED,
EXCITED AND ASx1ous-NNE FAILURES
POSTED.
LONDON, March 15-Noon.
To-day is "pay day." the last and most critical OF
the fortnghtly settlement The Stock Exchange is
disturbed and excited. feeling of uncertainty and
anxiety prevails
FAILURES
Six failures have already been posted In the house.
Five are triHing. but Uhat of william Upward,
stockbroker of No Is Throgmorton sreet is believed
10 be for a considerable amount Further failures
considered certain
MORE FAnUREs-sHAREs AND SECURITIES
LOOKING DOWNWARD.
LONDON, March 15-3P NJ
Two additional failures have just been posted In the
Stock Exchange.
Business is almost nominal, tho settlement absorb
ing attention.
THE EFFECT ON MARKET.
The changes in prices of the different securities and
shares do not show that there is any excitement,
shough they mostly downward.
Still further failures expected but OF any
great Importance.
STILL ANOTHER FAILURE-CoUNTING UP THE
UNroRrUNATEs.
LONDON, March 154 80 P. NJ.
One more small failure is just announced at the
Stock Exchange making nine for the day and sixteen
on this fortnightly settlement
MARKET THE CLOSE
The stock market closes 6rmer and with better
feeling than at any time since Saturday
THE MARKET SILVER.
Silver is in active demand, and has advanced to
SAD. 54i4d per ounce.
FAILURES IN GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL
LONDON, March 15-Noon.
number OF failures also reported at the Glasgow
and Liverpool stock exchanges but it has not yet
ranspred whether these will have any serious effect
here.
BToRM IN LONDON AND GENERALLY AROUND
THE coAsT-DAMAGE TO SHIPPING BUSINESS
GREATLY IMPEDED.
Loxpos, March is, 1915
The weather continues boistcrous
The telegraph lines still deranged and dispatches
from all quarters arc seriously delayed 10 the detr
ment OF business.
THE WEATHER IN LoNDoN-HEAvY DAMAGE OFF
COAST AND IN THE COUNTRY
LoSDoS, March 15-P. NJ
severe storm has prevailed IN London and almost
generally around the during the past twenty
hours
IL was partlCulnrly VlOlent on the coast ABOUT the
west part OF Cumberland and the northern part OF
Lancashire.
Many ships thcreabout have sought haven after los
Ing all their anchors
Much damage has been done to farm buildings
produce, &c
COMMUNICATION WITH THE CONTINENT INTER-
RUPTED.
LONDON, March 15-Evening
The mail service between Boulogne and Folkesonc is
Interrupted by reason OF the storm. No mails have
reached the Channel islandsJcrsey, Guernsey, Alder
sey, &c-since Saturday last
GOAL BARoEs YoUSDERED DURING THE STORM.
LONDON, March 10, 1870
is estimated that fully twenty barges laden with
coal foundered in the Thames during the gale on Tues
day.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE SUPPLY IN SEARCH OF contributions FOR
THE CENTENNIAL.

THE SUPPLY IN SEARCH OF contributions FOB
THE CENTENNIAL.
WAsnISGToy, March Is, 1876.
The Navy Department has received despatch, GATED
Rome, February 25, from Commander George W. Hay
ward OF the United States steamer Supply, which Is TO
bring over contributions to the Centennial Tho
despatch reports the arrival OF the Supply at Civta
vecchia the 2lst of February. Tho passage
long one, owing heavy gales from the northwest,
northeast and southwest in the Atlantic, and
sion of light eastcrly winds for the eight days previous
10 reaching Gibraltar. or the thirteen days occupied
for passage from the Straits OF Gibraltar 10 the port
OF Cvta veccha Ave were with fair winds and the
mainder either calms or light head winds.
Finding no authorized agent OF the Centennial Com
mission, Commander Hayward thought IL best TO pro-
ceed at once to Rome and hurry forward a. much
possible the Centennial contributions lie expected
sail from CIvta Vcccha by March at tho latest for
Ieghorn leaving Leghorn about the 18th OF March II
would be impossible to leave earlier without leaving be-
hind many contributions. rhe contributions from
Rome not ready by the lst Of March 10 bo for
wardcd to Lcghorn for shipment
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THE INVESTIGATION OF THE NAVY DEPART

THE INVESTIGATION OF THE NAVY DEPART
MENr--A NAVAL CONSTRUCTOR TO TESTIFY
\ BEFORE THE COMMITTEE.
PHILADELPHIA, March Is 1870
Naval Constructor Philip Hchlom, United States
Navy stationed at the League Island Navy Yard, left
this afternoon the Kttcry Yard in obedience the
summons Of speaker Kerr OF the House Of Representa-
tiyes, TO report immediately.
II is presumed from his six years. experience that
station he will be important witness regarding tho
building OF tho Essex and other vessels there.
UNITED STATES STEAMERS SAILED FOR HAITI
FoRTREss MosRoE, March Is, 1875
The United States steamers Plymouth and vandalia
sailed for Havti to-day,
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TRAVEL on THE CENTRAL PACIFIC

SALT LAKE Crr, March is, 1870
The Central Pacific Railroad passenger trains have
not yet arrived at Ogden.
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ALL CATARRH ERADICATED.-UsE wALCoTS
CArARRu AsNIHILAToR For Pain, PAIN PAINT. Solo
everYNxhcre. 80 Chatham st.
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SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL.
Aerated Beverages. JOHN MATTHEW'S, LIST av and 10Th
~. ~.
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THE INsURRECTIoN IN HAYTL.


Average temperature for corresponding date last
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .................... IS
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KU1AL HAVANA
Next Drawing takes place on March II.
Prizes cashed orders hed Information furnished on ap-
picntion Highest paid for Spanish Bank Bills Gov
nrnnents nc &c TAYLOR N Co. Bankers.
ii Wall ST. New York.
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GABLE NEW S
From All Parts of the
Old World.
ON 20 H A N G. e.
An Exciting "Settling Day" Closes
with Many Failures.
MACMAHON'S MESSAGE.
GeneraIApprovaI of the Paris Press-Gam-
beta Awaiting Executive Action.
SEW RE S 7 o r M !.
Damage to Shipping and on Shore in Great
Damage to Shipping and on Shore in Great
Britain, Germany and France
THE SEINE ALARMS PARIS.

The Sultan's Soldiers Said To Have Suffered
Severe Defeat-Servia Still Excited.
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WIGS, ToUPEEs, &C.-G. RAUCHFUss. PRAC-
tcal wgmaker, A East 18th ST., near Broadway. New
Iork
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THE ROMANCE OF THE nUDsoN. By Benson y
LOSING.
With Nineteen Illustrations.
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SPRING is CoMING.-LADIEs' BOOTS, sHoEa
and CATERS Patronze MILLER Co, No. Union
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A BRILLIANT NUMBER
HARPER'S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR APRIL. 1876,
ConA nlns.
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BLESSING TO HUMANITY-THE ELEGANT
silk ELASTIC Truss Sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS COM
PANY 6s3 Broadway. Comfortably holds and soon
nently cures
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A-FOR COUGHS, COLDS, HoARSENESS OH
cronn nsn nj nnce MIsrAR s BAISAM or VIVID DUMMY.
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nently Rupture.
A-FoR COUGHS, COLDS, HoARSENESs OH
Croup uso at once wIsrAR's BALsAM or WILD CHERRY.
A-BENNETT BUILDING.
FIRE PROOF . -
LOCATED on NASSAU. ANN AND FULTON SIAs
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED oFriCEs
TO LET ON VERY REASoNABLK REA TERMS
LAWYERS. BANKERs AND INSURANCE oFFICES
APPLY on THE PREMISES.
REGULAR So HAT, 81 90; SILK HATS, 50 so
worth Sc Is New Church St., up stairs
A-Bow LEGS, KNOCK KNEES CLUB FEET
Weak Ankles Spinal successfully treated by Dr
MARSH, No. , Nesey ST., Astor House
CURE YOUR RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA
by taking DR. RHEUMATIC REMEDY, depot II John
CANOPY PARASOIA
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THE ROMANCE OF THE nUDsoN By Benson y
With Nineteen Illustrations.
THE MICROSCOPE. BY Professor Samuel Lockwood.
With Twenty ono Illustrations
OLD CHARLESTON. A Story BY Constance seniruore
Woolson.
LOST. A Poem. By Rose Terry Cooke
ST. JOuNLAND by DR.. Samuel osgood
With Eight Illustrations
GARTH A Novel By Julian Hawthorne
PRAYERS POEM BY NJ G. v.R
THE FIRST CENTURY OF THE REPuBLIc-Gish,
tecnth Papcr)-PROGREsS OF THE FINE ARTS -
s. S. Conant
With sixteen Portraits
OLD PHILADELPHIA BY Rebecca Harding DavtA
With Twenty-one Illustrations
WHAT is YOUR NAMEf A story.
BEFORE, AT AND AFTER MEALS.
THE CHURCH OF THE WORLD. A Poem By Lor<
Houghton.
THE LAST DAYS OF ROYALTY IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
story.
THE TULIP MAMA
HOW MY SHIP CAME OVER THE SEA Story
FADED GLOVE. A Poem By Celia Thaxter.
DANIEL DERoNDA By George Eliot
APRIL Poem. BY A. +.
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s e v E r E S t o r M .
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THE MICROSCOPE BY Professor Samuel Lockwood
With Twenty Illustrations
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WILLIAM A. DROWN 4 CO.,
49s and 500 Broadway,
nvite the attention of dealers to their

DIR. c. W. BENSON'S CELERY AND CHAMOMlLE
Pills are prepared expressly sick headache nervous
headache ypeptc headache, neuralgia and
will Price 5Oc, postage
free Sold BY druggists JOHN F. HENRY II CO., agents.
New York Office. LOG North Eutaw ST., baltimore, Nd
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STILL ANOTHER FALURE-coUNTING UP THE

FAILURES IN GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL.
LONDON, March 15-Noon.
A number OF failures also reported at the Glasgow
and Liverpool stock exchanges; but it has not yet
ranspred whether these will have any serious effect
here.
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PERCIvAL'S PANACEA-THE GREAT TASTE.
less salt remedy coughs Inflammation and liberation OF
the throat lungs Kidneys and a coruptons In the
blood 81 Il5 Nassau Sold by all druggists.
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GeneralApproyaI of the Paris Press-Gam-
beta Awaiting Executive Action
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is the only GENUINE
INnRcKsTERsnIRE SAUCR.
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STORM IN LONDON AND GENERALLY AROUND
THE coAsT-DAMAcE TO SHIPPING BUSINESS
GREATLY IMPEDED.
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CABLE NEWS

.MACMAHON'S MESSAGE.
, 1876-11-15
AUTOMATIC CIVILIZATION.
(From the ". Y. Herald.)

Every day the world gets itself more
and more thoroughly organized. Toward
perfection in that respect the course Of
invention takes its way. This tendency
OF the time is we'll shown in the applica-
ton of the Some professionals recently, to
use the language peculiar to their art,
:" cracked o crib" aud by the very opera
ton of their iimmies and Wrenches called
the police, for as they opened a door they
gave a signal at a neighboring station as
effectively as q guest at a hotel calls q
waiter in fact, more effectively. Then
the police came and captured the maraud-
ers in unconscious Ignorance of the fact
that they had informed on themselves.
This c%ontrivapce, which may yet render
detectives superduous, starve out the
receivers of stolen goods aud lead to calami-
ties in the lock trade, is but one feature
In the modern physical organization of
cities. Another ingenious apparatus car
ries its little thermometer into the great
warehouses, and the thermometer watches
and waits patiently oil night every night
in the year, and If a fire occurs the Their
mometer rises, rings a bell, calls the fire.
men, and the property is saved. Ia fact,
q city becomes a living creature and the
men and women in 10 only atoms of a
great aggregated organism. As when a
human stomach becomes painfully empty
q mans legs carry him to the nearest
restaurant, so the telegraphic threads
drawn under the streets aud through the
houses and over the steeples, like an in"
tricate nervous system, connect part with
pars and associate every irritation with an
impulse sufficient to overcome it-every
evil with q remedy. There is no knowing
to what wonders we may reach in this pro-
cess of the exclusion of intermediate agen-
cies, but there is every appearance shat
we may one of these days have merely to
turn q crank and start into automatic acti-
witty the operations Of such a municipal
universe as this metropolis, just as Aladdin
started his airy steed in the story.
, 1876-11-15
THE VOICE OF THE MISSIONARY.

There is a friend of the heather who
rises to explain that it is not Turkey, but
Russia, that the world should dread that
Turkey is tolerant, civilized, amiable,
polite, and Russia coarse, fierce, savage
and terrible to q man with tracts and sub.
scription books. There are always plenty
of people who see any case that comes up
in a way precisely different from that in
which it is seen by human creatures gene
rally. There is q man somewhere who
believes that this earth iS, as to ite form,
as fiat as q copper coin, and who roundly
abuses everybody who believes otherwise.
There are plenty of people who scout the
astronomical explanations of the appear
ance Of the heavens, who not only doubt
that the stars are fire, bat hold that the
armament is only a greater colander and
that the general illumination outside seen
through the holes is the real cause of the
appearance of the bright points called
stars. Perhaps the missionary 10 Of that
perverse race. He gives, however, a
definite reason why he wishes to keep the
Turks where they are rather than have the
Russians there, and his reason haze relation
to the occupation of a missionary. With
the Turks in that country it is q fine, fich
field for missionary effort /; but with the
Russian there it will be quite ruined ia
that respect. 1t 10 to be hoped Europe
will consider the interests Of the mishona-
ries in this case before permitting Russia
to exclude the Turks.-Ibd.
, 1876-11-15
(Concluded.)
(Fr0m the Spect or. J

-
The hearing of the charge against Mr..
Slade and Mr.. Simmons was resumed on
Tuesday, but made very little progress.
Mr.. Munton seems to have spun out to a
great length q very unmeaning crOSs-exam-
nation of DR.. Lancaster, and Mr.. LeWls's
examlnation-in chief of Mr.. Maskelyne,
who proposed to initiate all Mr.. Slade's
achievements, as a mere c|on]urOr would,
was evidently thought by Mr.. Flowers, the
magistrate, almost as EXCEPTIONALLY irrele-
want to the particular case. Mr.. SHADES
''tabIe" was brought into Court, aud was
declared by Mr.. Maskelyue to be well suit
ed to tricks of this kind aud certainly MIR.
SIade and Mr.. Simmons seemed unduiy
anxious to recover their table, which, how
ever, was detained by the Court till the
case comes on again next Friday. AT this
rate Of procedure, it seems not unlikely to
last till after Christmas.
The Government Of Prussia has complete
ed a curious inquiry. All the children IN
school on a certain day, 4,070,923 OF them,
were examined, and the colour of their
eyes and hair carefully registered. It
was found that 1897 per cent. had blue
eyes and "a 81 per cent. had brown eyes;
while no less than 70 per cent. had blonde
hair, 26 per cent. brown hair, and only
1.21 per cent. black hair. Only G.53 per
cent, again, are of brunette complexion.
In Bavaria the %iight-haired proportion is
much smaller, and the savans therefore
consider that the dark complexion comes
from the South, which is in accordance
with the general belief. In Southern
Asia any colour but black for the hair
may be said to be absolutely unknown
and light coloured eyes, though not un-
known, are extremely rare. Ia the colour
of the eyes in any way a protection against
the'inAuence oftoo much lighss
A Scotch collier has committed suicide
, 1876-11-15
o. Notice!

mARTIES INDEBTED to the
U PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
are requested to make a speedy set
element of their accounts, in con-
sequence of approaching changes in
the said establishment.
, 1876-11-15

by leaning over a parcel ofdynamite, which
he then exploded with a match. The mans
name was Duncan, and NitsbilI was the
scene of the occurrence. The man was
blown simultaneously to atoms, and hole
made iG the street three feet deep by two
and a half wide,-big enough for q baby's
grave. His motive appears to have been
chagrin at ill-natured gossip, and perhaps
a desire to connect his memory with some
act which would fill the neighbourhood
rather with dread than contempt. Suicides
often appear to take much account of the
effect to be produced by the pity or the
terror of their end.
, 1876-11-15

A Scotch collier has committed suicide
, 1876-02-19


GiIenbo0n Station o%ntrof. Sier pcr=
leBte er ~ einen befti9en 9ieb auT ben
&opt moour0 Die &opfbaut often gelsst
lporn; ba Der 2anefreiWer obcr Elm lc6r
bdrf Wann par, 10 mar cs inn bol0 oe=
lun9en, $1rn. ebert 5u iiberlpdltiger, Ii.
onf ben Sooen 81 perIcn, rnb wdreu
ibm nl0t bolo me6rerc iciner NoNbarn
CUR 9iilfe 9cfommen, 10 mdrc CT lhlimm
5u9eriAtct ;3oroen. Ser S6urtc wurOe
sur 3elt ni0t pcrboftct, olein man 6offt,
ooB es bolo gelNeben Miro. G8 beiBt,
Der 6le9el babe i'll mebyercn Mo6nun9en
Sn Jtobrcr5o Qe 2eute auF's@t0bIie miB-
bonoelt. Sem &erl geb0rttn 25 ouPs
SiBfell6 UNI orei Wlpnot Sail6aIt bel
Sroo uno9Soiier. (4enni. Gts.-.3tg.)
, 1876-02-19

1886 mar bic Oonau bic gum Grunbe
tbleS Scttss q%efroren nno uerblicb in oie=
fem .3nitauoc I itqe .3eit.
1916 mar 0Q;qerMtiBwnd)a in 0eutIh~
lano III 8ol9e Der Sdltc, utb Weiseu,
lprld)er einiQe Sabre oorbcr fir le6S
Sdliaiaqe Oa8 Wtalt L i'll england ocrs
fault mar>c, itieg ui8 gu 2 2i0er = Sters
ltuGe.
1889 par ans bcrielbeu llria6c WiiB=
lootb8 III Sdottlaro mo e'lle lrbr oroBc
Ipcucrnllu uno '0uugcr8notb crfolgte,
onB DE- Nfmen uou Wro5 lcben muBteu
II 0 ptetr Il nmc lld) ouf rem 6clos urt>
falien, ~
1882. 1888 mo 1884 Ua.cn bic g8in@
ter rltQcm0lHlttb ,lreuQ, Gmm.l ld)nel=
te rs 40 Gage U)ne llntelbrcdJuna.
143G patO Der ocu : uI0dtcn III SLANT
bern SuSet9sIlter Neln NIT Nlrten ser,
bQuell.
1858 mar Ser Wintcr ecuoltjs falt,
Die III iitcn Stedpalmcn qingeu dis
&ntld)n fubren Die 2bemle auf uno ob,
no oaS Sis 10 s3oG oid war.
1869 trat ct, iebr taltcr ySi1ter citl,
10 tab Ger 6roit 8 SuB in ben UoOen
Orang.
17l6 wulben anf Ser 9bemie Subcn
errtd@ttt ulo WSdrtte ac6altsn.
IT'S fror es Don 9teujabr bis 2ihtneB
io fart, ouB man bon Ee1morm NIB
Noroltrono nad) oer idlesuialden 6eil-
lanlsfiite bel Sltltaot iiber oa8 sis
9tng Dies aeldab unrnitt lbar mad
Ger Iiirdterliden Sturmflutb DOL l717.
1744 war in ENGLAND ous itdrf1te gle,
iobalo cS ms Srcie 9ei,et wuroe, i'll
meniQer ais Is Wtinuten nit J j3oQ Sis
bcoedt.
1909 bis 1912 lparen cntictli1 falte
Winter.
1914 unr Miarft ouf Ser G6cmlc; man
fubr Gag mn0 9tadt nit ldper brlaoez
r1en mo eft NIT bier Ifcroen belpanl-
ten MaaM = i Wletlen iiDer oa8 Sis
nno Dies ietblt nod i'm @pril. Gs but
ten it'd Us scnipu ell mic uuf benz 9au~
DC 9ebliott, melbc Uloncte laH9 unoer.
dnocrt bllebcn, Gie Oidtqcordnoten
GlSmaiieu la9cn bis batbpe9s nud)
> l%golono binau8.
, 1876-02-19

poliSei @eri6t. 6olgenoe
Tdlle founer 9~eltern in oielcm 0eri9te
5ur 8erbanolung:
Gbanop Serfins, angcfln9t Ben &i-
doro u. Saunocrs o~n9e9riffen nno nit
S9ldsen 9eorpbt 81 baben, bis auf
9ienItas perl6oben.
9bllip Sarris nnb George Geoule,
beioc farblg, lpe9en Siebitobls ongez
flogt, ipnroe biz ouf nd@lten Monta9
DerlGpben.
Spbn s8eit farbi9, ongcfla9t lpc9en
Slunfenbeit nno Der Yoli5ei 98ioei=
iionb ge~leitet 5u 9abcn, wurbe $40 9e-
itroft uno mubte Siir9lduft ltelcn liir
lcin 9utes 9%etrosen fir - Monatc.
George BANTER, ongetla9t iuegen
Sruntcnbeit unb G6ldserei in 8. Se=
lorue's MirtDI9oft, bis onf berte Der
l0oten.
ALBERT Sobnior, SruntcnDsit, 81 ee=
iiroft.
4ot Meobe, Nlireo 9rabIbcp uno
&Obert grcgton, ole farbi9, on9eflaet
hcn Sountain @oines angegriffen uno
nit Steinen selAlagen 81 boben, luur=
Den jeoer $40 seltroIt uno ouf 80 Sage
in Die Sail 9sianot.
, 1876-02-19
Gin freiss nenfiGcs sSnrt.

M0gen lie liA Sriifen bolcn
Sn Den 9immsl gu Dem 0errn,
Mag Der Mto1op uno Der Sonfcp
Glui9 linsen, epi9 pIarr'n;
WfDgtn lie ho2 fromne 0on0merf
Sent' nno mprgcn trcu periiben ;
nnlcr $immel lit Die Groc
uno Die Menlden, Die wir litben.
Mos bic eon' lid ibncn ore6en
llno Die GrOe itlQe lteben,
M(o9cn lie oud tdgllb ptco'gen,
9aB mir balo sur @Oue geben,
Sizes fam uniere Suit n,Dt minbsrn
9Os mir fir Die 3ufunft balieu
Giienltraben, 9ampfmalNinen,
llno Der ei9ncn arafI u%ertrauen.
M09en Mtuder, Gobot65briiou
Cid erbebeu in 2ceiDncn
@c9en inns, unb uns umI6mdrmcn
9Sie Die bGlen, gifi'gen Orp6nen,
M09' Der B0plt uns AUDI perTu0cr.
9uB, wle &DraD, mir pcrlinfen
gair, air moaen LADEN, l9erSen,
Glebcn un0 Die Sor9' pertrinfen.
gSir, Die ocuti6en Yinnicre,
Stc0'n 6ulammen ME cine Molle,
lno mir rufen lout uao frdItig :
Sobn't Der Jrelbcit cine Safe.
9{lcoer nit Den lnterorildern>
y(leoer nit Den 9iFt'gen &r0tSn,
Set ben TuB ouf lbren Nofen,
9onn llno mir aus alien N6tDen
Ct. y. &lao.)
, 1876-02-19

idtsgeb ii Ser WeiberIiF
Sine Srau in Der grooht r., ipollte eini=
&c Sicbestriefe elmer befannten Sror
c%ntlpcnocll, Oa lie elnc Srelnoin Der Gil
gentbilmcrin mar; lin bicics 81 belpcrf-
Itelli9cn modte Tie iDrer Sefonnten ciner
8elu6, puroc obcr ouf einmol 10 III.
ipo6I, ooB Ie ni6t noO ibrem Salic &C.
6en tonnte nno Die Mo0t bort blieb,
wd6rcno Der 3eit wuroe ibr @tlegcnbeit
Die Sriefe, ocrrn Serltcf lie wubte, Su
elltlpenocn. Sic bradte lic i'm S.iunpb
na0 llrCr Nrcnn0ln.
, 1876-02-19

. c|ut1ber 81 cttesbien 81
.tcbdunes Oemeitbe, Ste StraBe, @ottestieuli
@rrmitta98 II uno Absnrs - ubr, prspiq
Vntpr Gbp. 6uter.
8etblsbem's @emeiube, Ste GtrnEs, Qfess
rrr 9cdner, 0pitespifnt II ubr Gprmitta9s.
Ct. Wtnrien Wemfinrs> Marlboa Strabe,
0ottr Yennp, 0ptte6bienlt UNI 10 llbr Gpr.
mittnss unb 3 llbr NoGmitta9s.
Ct. STARTS ei eliid lutberilhe GirGe co.,
9eGrrSSaD Ode Mdyp rnt 6rarflin CT
grhntl9e-g Guls 40, Gpttespisrlt II lbr
Mipr9ens.
Geutl9s Mesbcoi~i sn Gsmeires, 2eist
Strcbe, rabe bsr 1lteu, @pttesbisnlt um II
nbr @rymittnss unb y lbr@tenbs Ypn @lifpl
81. @eier. SUnntagaIauls I'm 81 ubr Nod
nlittdg
, 1876-02-19

MeineSante, 9eineSonte.
S Der Sail ausber Sail ooer
bic ipielenbe Stu +. Nnorelu
Miller, wel0sr pe9cn Soltens elmer
SpielDG1e auf Elm Aabr in Die Sail ge=
innot purbe unb bielelbe 3eQe nit 0u-
prieit uno Sano bewobnte, fanb es jtoo6
5u cinIum in poer Dicllnebr 6inter Dem
G0loBe uno ba im9ofc, III meIdcm ben
@cfan9cnen I'll sebcn erlaubt it, cine
Setter reNt bequcm bin9eltelt mar, Die
Sail miro nGnlli1 reparlrt, bcnnbte er
b,tlelbe, 9eltsrn Morgen nm 7 llbr,
na9oem er li6 9cwaiden unb on9eflei-
bet bate, sing auf's Cad. wel6es iebr
nieorig, lleB I'D ouberbaIb Ger Moucr
nieoerfullen uno lple upreito pioo DANCE,
mar CT perl6ipunben. als man feline
Ulu6t ertubr, wuvoe Den Seteftipcs lo=
glelN NoAri6t 9clanot nno Mnltalten
9etrpFtn i'm wieoer sabbath Su werOen.
9ano, Der Tlii0tlin3 BON Serlcp er-
Sdblte zen S~er9eanten, nap 9ltiiuer i'm
wdDren0 elmer llnterrebunA pelhe
lie in fron5ONlAer SpraNe filbrten, &C.
flogt babe, wie piel @elo er besablen
wiiroe, uenn er aus Der Sail entIlieben
t0mne uno Elm 9u99p nate Der Sail ltets
in 8ercitf0uit fir i'm lteben wllroe.
Serr Cummings 9Iuubt, Dap nan i'm
Iebr l6nel wieber elnfaugen miro, pa er
Su betannt. Gclern NaNt> UNI IL lbr,
genpB er nod Die SrcibCit.