davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-10-12
ssmastafius.@ riimss tipcmSiea.

Der elite Yunft oeS StltanlenteS b:S Ders
torbsuen @rafeu Nuersper9 luutSt: Oa i'd
bic Souorayiummen fir meme S6rifteu,
melde ib BON perittsosuen Serlesern auSbe.
sablt erhielt, 1ut brin9eno an Die Winenihait
unb Silouns auriidsusrtattsu wiin,fe, 10
beitimne i'd bic entlpredenoen Summen
hermit fir Die boffnun9Soouen S0bne mel
ner nddlteu 5eimath. gS lolen bemnad)
80, 900 @nloen notwithstanding be8 ytenr.
nertbes in @ruuoentlaItungS. Sbli9ationen
oeer in ~ionii9en Sduloperi6reibun9en slei-
der Sideybeit uno @rtrussh0be aus benz
Nadiale aussei6ieben uno berart uinculirt
wsgeen. oaB. oeren @eIammtainien in pier
pier tatentuole, fleiBiss, moblssitttsts Sling
hinge CUR untertiienn9 ibrer Stuoien au be-
tbetltsen itno; 5ipei ioaen an lun9e 2eute in
aratu, nobel bic Na1fommeM Der ebemalls
gen untertbanen nleiner Sitter tbunlidit Su
beridlidtigen, fommen, bic beioen aneeren
OH lunge Veute aus Stsnermarf, por3ii9lih
aus Der 2aabesbauptftabt @ta3, perlieben
rueroen. Die Ser!elbuus. bersn @enuB an
feline beItimnlte Stuoisnanltalt sebunosn 1T.
loa rem ie ,uelli9en Seiibnabfol9ern in Sbu.n
am Sart, iuenn oieitlben Der Quersper9'
i6en camille aueeb0ren. in @rman9elnna
aber benz jeneillssn BETTER Der 6ioei-
commiB Or fibaft Nusrsperg iiberlallen
bleibsn. als Storm bel Der Serlei.
hun9 iou neoer etn beitimmtss Stubienfah,
nod Elm iimit,rtts Sitter oes generbers
nlaBgebeuo kin, inoem Jun @enulie bieler
Sethllien StucirenOe oes pbiloiopbiiden uno
meoicini'hsn Sades ebenlo bsrufen iinb.
pie Suriiten oSer Sednifer, Der @pmnaiiait
ebenio ipie bes Ooctoranb, MIR Sic Seoiritts.
felt uno Die Wiirbigfeit mDssn Dor auem
beriidihtigt merben, nobel e8 iibrigens Der
@tnliht nnh @emifenbaftisfelt Der Serleiber
aubeimaelteut bleibt, bon Sal al Suu Die
uiiBlidts 8erpirtIifluug meiner Sntentioneu
III beu,tbsilen. Soute bic geierlpelt aud
na6 metnem Sobe nod elnise Sbe.luabme
fir meine Gdriften benabren uno cine neue
Qufase notbis ODER piinidenswerth madeu,
10 fino bic oaher einsebenben Sonorure i'll
Der Art 81 9lei6em 3mede irudtbar gu mo-
feR, oaB aus btn 3iuien oerielben Stipsn.
bten BON 9leibsm ooer aunaaeruoem Se.
TRACE, Suerlt zines fiir einen Grainer, bann
zines fir einen Steiermarter. uno 10 Obj
peAlelno faft nit benielben Gsrleibnn9sbe.
hingnifien geg,itnost msrbeu. Su 9lel9;m
Gimme lou i'm Sale Der Serloo'ung BON
Sbligationeu, ipeldle benz in Heoe ltehenoeu
3mede gemionlst Wureell, nit benz barren
@rlO,e porgegaHaen peroen. BIS CUR SOIL
meronng zines StipenoialbetraqeS BON 800
ODER $50 bis 400 @ulben ltnD aud ~fleinere
Setrd9e einitweilen ais Sttpenoien ODER nod
umltdnoen ais 3ui@liie gu bersits itebsuoen
St,penoien 81 bebanoeln.
, 1876-10-12
Mt0aro @aaner ais YoNens@ ont.
DurfffA

0aB Httaro Wa9rer BON manfen fri.
bereI 2Strten nltts milien mill, lift befarnt,
oaB er lnoeB sinlt Die Wfuiif Al etner IoIie
oertaBt bat, erSdblt ELI Correspondent Der
r6r. Stg'" gum erlten Yiale. 8aquer mar
oamaIs, in ben 3Oer Sabreu, am Maabe.
burger StaSttbenter sngu9irt (Oirettor Seth
NANNY uno jap cineS 4bsnos in Der 9Setu.
tube bel Santmortb & 0ii6ter, nit lult,ae1
@sfahrten, meiit S%douipielerr, DIS bie
9ep6bnli6e @eieaidaft oerlammelt NOR,
fam Der &beaterinipettor 6. III Die 8eiuItubc
ulto mauote ii6 an ben aumeleuoen Teuo.
lilien SA . einem i1G6teruen Yehpooel.
NIT o,n Worteu: ,@iue @mpfebluna bonn
5errn Director Setbmann. er lalie Sic nm
Die Wtuiit our Yoiie yDer Seraasia" er.
linden. bic jperr &iecsI Sauen tsbtroebsn
babe" cd. imtarrte e. cine g8sils an uuo
la9ie oann: ~Sh babe ia Dem Gbsaterotener
berettS 9ela9t, er loue bic Noten in meiner
Wo9nung bolen." per Gbeaterbiener uuo
TO-, entae9nste Der Snlpettor, vbaben bereitS
Sbre gauge @Obnuns ourGiu9t, BON Der
Utultt aber nltts finoen f0nueu. llnb iiber.
nlor9en lol has Stiid 9e9eben mcrben".
9 Pam mill i'd ielblt nod einmal na6ieben."
gtt o,elen Worten er9rlff sd. StOd unb !
put uno perlieB NIT 6. cas- i3immer.
S9m9le. &ieoel uno Baton, oie !3euaen
otelsr Scene sepeieu, brade1, als Der arme
2enortlt taum enti6wunOen mar, in Elm
geaes @eldhtsr aus unb DemolleGe Ylauer
la9te gltmittbt9: o@epiB babsn le pteDsr
inlsrsnl arnien sd. sinen e'6abernaf ae.
nno 10 mar eS aud, trob bes al.
tdn9'i9sn een9usns Der Mtmln. DireftOr
bate iid ndmli1 sum arSk;en
Der SetAeIli9teu in ben &0pi ae.
eet, bic erwdbute, 5iemll9 ab9eldmadte
Pofie BON @lei6 eur AufiiSruua su briuaen.
lnIult Der Witwirtenoeu lei9srte lih bet
eoer Prebe, nuo &leoel unb SGmale lam. n
therein, bic Qufiihrung oaourd
II tintertreiben, oa6 ie ole Dtulif su benz =,
lenSen Ufa9werfe bel Seite i6ufitsn. gu
, 1876-10-12
Bic Saus @inribtnneen auf Der
ImsHelnne.
Sniane.

SntuiIp.
2le Serelnt9tet Staatel1 BON gtorb 4u1e
rtta 1tno oaS &aub par Excellence, in mel
1em lld) audi Der meniger Semlttelte nit Der
baltntBlnaBtg geringen l~lntolteu ben bauS
lldDell Comfort 81 Ibaffen oerma9, nlio Ybi
iaoflpbla Die DCity of homes" nit ibrel
l30,OO0 Rrlpatbduiern, ihren $4,000 Saoe
3tmnerrt &C. 5eidnet iid III loieier SeSiebuue
Dor auen auoeren Staoten Der lluon Dor:
t9ell1aft ans. Setn Wul0er besbatb, oaf
oie Ausnabl Der Sur auslteaung gebradtell
@e9enltanoe, Die gum Comfort NIB Sur Ser.
l1onerln9 Der SetmItdtten 9eb0ren, cine 70
retdgalti9e NIB mannt9fQhe if. Su Dem
uutetlunilWeu 9eparteinert ftnoet man Ii0=
Del, 2eppldDei Borcelan ulo Steiuout=g Saaz
rem &C., Wle lte Der ..0teld)e unb Der menioer
giinitis 9ltulrte oebraudt unp Ste SesbSIb
baS bdlSllde yebsn oeS QSolte8 BEN 0eiudbpru
Deranlfalltdt. Der b~eliereu lleberiidt bois
per miro es SmedlnaBl9 lelll, Die auSge1telten
@t9euitdnoe gu ctali,fcireu.
Mpbcl.
Die amerifanilhen &unlts ure WDbel.
SlIdier, lolple Die 0iohrfe6ter llnb YolIterer
iulo gang alBerorbeutlid uertreteu. Wtou
ftnoet inter Der Collection sunltm0bel BON
l~eltener 6ell9eit Der 2luSiiibruna unb eiuer
@le9ans, Die Don ben NIoeru 9lafionen faum
erreld)t mtro, ltno babel mug gan, belouoerS
beroor9eboben meroen, baB eltipeoer bic
Nuslteler ooer ocren Arbeiter sum or0kteu
1belle 0eutlde iino. 0as pun6erbar lh0ne
Suttet aus g6aunlBbol; bon 9. 8abf, Die
@arnttnren fir SpredSmmer nno Sdlafs
simmer bon 4uguit @OQner, lettere naulent.
lid cine Combination nabrer WteiIferlfiide.
Die @arnituren fir YarIor, S6laf3lmmer.
Spred8lmner uno SpeileStnlmer, BON oenen
, 1876-10-12
Maicber Mbaama. s Msaf as., "

Assnten unb Ysrtaufer!
5snIp aDarp GssAsr's Jamilien = Hsttuna tritt ,tt,
5erbt.S aiipn an unb etett ,bren Abpnnsnten AMI ne,
srsbtsn uub i&baasa Siepsrapbitsn, ,pei aussrf IN
s~isbsnesn Silesrn. wsl6s iptort aUsaas fnpsn, BON nirs.
Fast asleep. Aetntsn BADEN imanenieu @rfoio g. ~ ~
bic beRe ismGls s%ebplsns @elssenbsit tar lie. ySf li,fsrr
zen lst&tsasa uae l6pnfsn gtrtlu 8. @easnaanb uap S..
satlsn fbr bses &OmmiffUn. SsS.r frlbsts Sbsr nsss
lt6tr 9prratb ~ ausenbIidittsr 9srenSana yprbanh,Ss
Die 8situns islta Rset uatsr jamiltsa -Ssurnalsu Obn,
ibrss SIsi&sn bG, ane II 70 popular, baB fe sie ar5s@ss
Talent wtrb psrpenbst. epwarb essIsaSn's sr,Sh,nuSSs
fdnat serabe an; tis fraberen 8apitfi N erbsn ben Msam8
nentsn e%elisftrt. Mrs. etsps's lanserlebnt. ,fpas sm,
eenp Ssmanp, Der eth sutss Salar ODER Gin unssbS, ~.
@sf6dtt wanf&t, ioats fur Glrsulare un6 w-.ss,I.a. VIZ W
rsabsn an 8. u. Spre u. 60, Nsp BORT, .pat,g1t~
Sss' e.. sS s% s sSs,a''''s''2 ssnten perlnnat.
, 1876-10-12

@enn bic 9 6maGben beimudrts
1T Die 3eit, men Sulten uno @rfdls
ibr @rl6eiuen MADDEN. 9r. Iug.
y amburge r Sru # b ee lit
etI angenebmes iideres Seilmittel uuo loute
in feiuer Camille feblen.
, 1876-10-12

yeisa s~efien,se, wd&tr udt DssvepFe bepaRa 10. gsk
teraual 10 q, BET etntm Iueultf6ea Nsablt NIT BEN, fae
sabsf.sbarsn Berlansen ~ Gstn, earafIta! ~ mesn,ts
aat bcaap& bur9 BIZ Gurdt bappn aussef8lcRsn su feta.
SaS han GtnuEt f&neu snh f4u fur6tbars S&neT,es
flets. Ds& mot saea ~ baHest Iese, kabtrn MT
Ina sne 9auss.npstn, ba a snnu thln aaHss. asts q.
cAs ~ tabeln fnbd. 60 AsAlt br Dssppttsn fa ielbe
Ia sisin.a sirs niSi Idnsa eebulSa, ts ssnje 6aus.
tt&Ittt wirs etne ~frtxblsfs nat ban patteztsa krtast bas
Deuustfea, bab Sas eetsn ttm cine Eau IL nnb fetea eb
Rd&fen ttH nathtu, ri9t idten aus GtrsSaasSa Sne r.
Ger lnm 6eIbfmsrta atn rEsxsa a.
, 1876-10-12

kneaf RDaruR BE f&rtdIt&ea G&rsssss sasbarte
Stft Htters" tin Seilmittel eebsttn rtrb. bas Sober ltt4
ssIaneen tanna O. linbat Bic SHrntrien tpfcrt unb ID
fsr.edtstea @sbraude wsrs er patient bon Wp6s 10
Bs&e A& btaer befnbsa bs dine ss1adubtss Sttluns IT,
lats wxrbta ttelts snnbrbsss 5eifrattsa 81 sssssx&en.
, 1876-10-12
vs6sA

zRaFera, S@arla&feses eatfebea aus ssrbprbeatna DIut.
Geaer bttJe 4rantbeiten IL ,S9webtf~ Sitters' bas rirS
hnfs S4usnttti, neil Is hss bsat Slutrtlaissr ta.. s.s
" ettbt. dbsr plrb Der @tbran& m fpdt sbe nt&t eenas
aA& br 4~nudfau6 ~btasxnex, 70 BAT pedtn, Wafern,
64arIaAaSu tab sHSrs mtt Siebr serbuabtns RranE
ietea aastrt&ex, bans mus Der Gebrau& fpfort etnsh
asat Serbea, ia krarsbettea In htslea Staetun dne 40.
sss ostsnttans ~tfsrSeR.
, 1876-10-12
Star Ofea" platform.

Silbt rslans. slHs srpRe 3tsroe. 4tn psaiaaptat,
SGus Aater DfItn. SrABst III 9tltnNaarea.9au9luE.
dn nc ). N.rfulart grams %utritnot. Aossirnsi
'H2vli' &tnr Nlntinrr, Shlgas
, 1876-10-12
Observation-Disclosures

4n EsGsss II bs srset sDerffdtte ~ R5rysrs, Nss
AA sbdlt has sante Ssfem Natrans unb 8rat. Meas
ass Rsassn sne anSsrf gsrsaaHastsrsane na&Iafen. ibW
scat Gb6ttaistt az entwtdsls, nu6 Der sanse aBrper Id
ssa; Dis krantssissa. wslAt aus eeasrttr fbdtietelt 10
HessaHxnsspyeans enrastea, fab serf&ttbeue Grt, aba
w 3AustarfsAe Metbt INNER bttfelbs. Dies III 30
@raas. ssbr hae r6&rebtf& Sttters," Ia " els 6tar.
hnstnttsa ntrit, bs gsrsaaansssrsane rtset ans tbss
saaaet atdttstett beeeat. 70 siss Eranitttten teilt, IL
safSrtaens sas, se-iAisaeass Rstar asA. sDir ssansa
aseas*s h$isxsfss
S&HtaafuA4
ssi sEt anSerra saassaIranftttten .xtasses eses 70 On
sss etsranssn br Maseatbatiefeit, ss bur6 srbltS.
aa!aet sbtr bsftiss G%rtaltHas. VDenn bic epslIe MD
S:seorte SesSaust unb Der &Srper In 5plss ssfsn ni&t bir.
lArelta eaabrt pirb, AUS abmaaerans %siutr.ten mi
e S.i@.a%.. Ssasn .r!tsat ben ld9s.fsa aafaa .ins
sas al&f 10 Setra&t Tame. Dts k.rabmt,ftn M.r,ts
stnn TO 8dat ssn S4rtnsfu&t In sfn saen Stapisn Be.
tansta. rt&tfa otus ansnatat tbre aufmerfIamfeit an,
go emf w RtsrItrans ben sNrbanunssorseut Sannt ~
SYtts., stl9t su Patient "a 10 ntmrnt, iSm atGt frunt.
!hk caAvtrbt serxrfa&eH ane atbt eprb bea RSrser az
kea sab Tim trtseess Sat saas sses LA sasHtasa aeG
Rsais nab fAIe&s Ratruns " bitsR
, 1876-10-12

CShnn M9enten %perlan9t. Quite Wele8en9eit, Welo
Jul 5u peroIeilell Tur Geul., melWe lyre ,Selt poel
eineil 2DeIi oapon oem &trtauI ulIlerer
2geelorteit lpIOniell. &lberule GoMmllnDual. Surelpl
nap oell Neplll8un9en. y. y. SoI oo45. GreaS
American .R'ea Co.. 81 uuo IS Yeleu StraBe,
yttlU UOrt. 4luZuOIt
, 1876-10-12
Berft&tl-Das Cote S@sssfA
1ttfsss tstss susi&lieblia bsrsitet ssa
Deniel u. Co.,
AsS ssrs Drttts gtrass,
&~bilahslpSa

9a ~ YatItfuR ssr Rae s~sxuaaes NH n,t,v.
eAtrn. Y BIC RamtHs1HIs1i@sifs 10 fra&trsa aisssibS
nas yex$txe GSsezins" sea aaj&S - ~ ~
5tttrs ea4sAHt etsseblsERL
@tsrsaAsa1 ndlassea b tssEifSes ssa sss.Sher e.,.
bSss SsefAe tsesfast ~ 20
ysee e essss sas Eaafss fsAs gaF4m T. sSsAs
ssnefssss aas zsssssAss NJ aasssialss Gassln ~
&sxEaAA
, 1876-10-12

uaattsssGes &tdrtuaes. unb Slutrtintsanesmitt antr.
hnat ba % isba anbtrt 6dlmttte ottfer art bel pee:s
esutrtHa. Das Ssespt " bttfem ~S&rehti& 9Hters" sa
hses Set dn aefs osbetanis nHb 10 q nod itst. 9s.
~ wnree u Bon ben Ra@ismnn ba &raube-S FIT ebA
1sks Gxmne ~hbesitefut, nab VI q hur4a xs aum6saAs
tae tre.ns S.Iaanb auls ban Gtet stamr has %Srk
bw rS&usbii4 Ditters" stnue, sba ~ q 8tA MKta,td
Rtmsnf&ts sur& ben g.iaaf btefr s.fdlf&ttn Radak.
msneen u trfsreu, velGe dtaItA ausftbtn npb ftne6en
pte 6as e&ts rG&webtf& 1tttrs~ abr hu @dunbbeH
f4GbIt& fab, Udbrtnb bas dseutlt&e unb eAte -S@De.
lfd Hitters" Witnipnex 9tfunbhett ans eetsn nbalts
Mt Da ts btfpahus nt@tts II, s+Ss bic aafrsrffank
hit bs rpbltfunss tarauf b~tnselasfk bae ither 6lafdA
si&t bas ttts ,S&mebtid 9tttees- ratbdlt, BE NamseS
, 1876-10-12
&E2 Wlb yOmmiUa pawp0Nip
NCmpanp.
NaA Wews "2)p.t.

Itsfe Company mtrb etnea tbrer na&fOlssnbtn pra9t
spaen 0ampTer, Sto Spmtniou. 9Spanvte, Staa,
Seu. NidIlnpne, 1Ibemarie, patteras uut
9eprSe 1S. @lcer (m Sau) an Ie0tm Atenfaa,
oFet1a8 no SGmstGs BET 9pQpautr aprapisa
.aaen.
Dieis S1tHe Nne aanS nea aas apWrpsn auspradli9
iHl eiele Npute eetIUt.
ste pasea psa3tpple Salppns. . { Blooms unp
S~aoe.S,mmer.
Dte SpsIisE, S~sausmIthisit unR Sspisnuns Fnb un,
nberlrefltV.
Ntaarsa, spelhe nit eieier 1inis p%sr fantI perlsa, Ian.
cen %rs8eImaB,s in Ntme9Ors an ptin apsreetlen pier a
epmpane, 81 9ipEtp Uiper.
6ra&t Tur YIaSe meter ais giep-yprf werben Ihnel
pefpretrt aE0 pir0 paIIr ntpts ais ole pirti,H ssyablen
untDttrn %bertdnst.
S0i1e ptslsr Hinte p~erlaHsa glprfplt um 71lupr Map.
mttta8e papreap ps Sonllnera.
5raUt angtapmnnsh ole i ayr Wbenos iebea Iaa,
aDesen peitsrsr Austantt peape man ITO an
george NJ. &iiien u. o., Aeentea,
feb. GThes epmpaass gttlrp.s. utpdstts.
, 1876-10-12
Ticbcr ltno faltes Gieber.

Sieeer tne geeafelfieber fir so Gents tlrirt. gs
ten beilmitteI in Der g8slt. ,p.ldes SSieber NM
sS y. inS ale %loniti9en perpanoim0 arontbei.
lti9e ,6ieber (snen ourtb Ha6pap's 'Giaen obatboIHsn
lglrSl T. ralb tslsiiist ais ~Tabaup's Rsibp WsIitfs
, 1876-10-12
MaDsnap II. 60,

50 Warren, Gfs s urd Ctr. q. .
Sizes sSalideg uro g8obres Sbitt cine sSreimarf'
III Wobipuu Ii, 60, 80 SSarteit @de Gburd) Str, Mel
)ort. 4ustunft. 3uuieuoe wertb 'pi.o sSbnen s'tof
fjft.
, 1876-10-12
@awtaasf&IdsA

sH.asss, siuaez, .1ssA nsssarss easseaAus &Tass
eetsA.
, 1876-10-12
Sas einsige idmer5itiaeuoe Wiittel,

lnelbes au9enblitli6 Die IAlimmSten shn,r,er.
sS9ipdhe uio Gntlinbun9eu beItitist uno Gonqeltipnen
turltt, 9let@otel o6 lie in Der 9uu9e, i'm Msaoen, Sin.
9epsloen ooer l~onIti9en 9riiien ODER Or9anen iieoen,
ourd firinali9e 9lnipenoung. ~
Soer %peint9enb Der s6ner3 iein mag, Der RbeumotilAc
Setlo9ert9e, S9tpoHe, Tertiippelte, Meru6Ie, AZ
-eur0l9le=Setoeno ODER &r6ntvlnoe lpir6 am
, 1876-10-12

= das ~ anslasfassfsR 9raatesttra, ,,nfH Ia. ~
f&tns.f&le&t unttrwprfta "a, snb ltsex sam.nnid7 al
ntn bsraa. Die uria&sa, Ssl&s bkfes farsdlidt} ts
Strssrsafta- Rne serf&ispsu aAh steiiettia aber III h.
eara otdrtsaesraitta eas Nerseuipfem. ks 81 AoS,
xRassrGane aub eabur& bea saajea SSrpa Az I'd S1
Dss rSAwthlf4 Bitttrf~ Rtpt xnerre.Gt "a aid x6r.
tEaasrittI kd ben sten ~trpdbntea 4rantbe itsa uns bsi
Kanfsnben bic eefnnbbstt yuradsteeten, nelbt dos ~.
ran l~SttfsIttn is n',eer Gssus am pebta ~ aas.r.
Rtssesse6Iastnkett,
, 1876-10-12
&1merifb 8ttters.
Hsg ans 9rduterisfteA


0ss nelf Gle sterpsatet SaHrea eysteftt eu BERTH
tx f&wtbtf&u Mrst bel ssa wfHenf4afflt&en 5ssf&uuk
pd&t q fa& au{ alen Ebdlex ber &rbs anatlte, bic %
UAlaee 6eltraft ssuiEr 9r6ater nnt bu Ggtraa herfS
bsa tfAa b SaaptatfauitttHs vs.
, 1876-10-12

fas aastlSsEs 9ranfbtiseH aah bic nesiintf&s DthsrA.
!ans etflsisea tana atemais IN frlb bsssnnsn werSsr
Maa eteraaGt 80 -Sansst& 1tttes" staau aad BE-.
An@ellan9 ans Rs ltStt Gsur bu pbtneensnnten l&
ntrs trl&wineta Dem patitutsa wtrS ~unf.blbar 81
soahaastss 9slsasbttt iurlasssebsn sal f.sas III frSAses
esteztstt erQt I'D balb sieAeF ea.
, 1876-10-12
Railways Ready Relief.

&eiiemoe tolten tets cine sslaIde BON Woopon's
;@ Mr tos.S %eltSf bel lib fiibren. @cnise 3ropfen III g8aI.
pes Waiiers b%erriibren, uorbeu9en. IS III better gnfs
tt0n5oN0efS ranop ODER 8itters als Elm !Rei,mittsI.
, 1876-10-12
go Nrpiemt.

Vnten A9elten mtro elle COMMUNION beSahll
flr oem SerIaut pom neueu Gno leDr popularen SuGerr
pol eli'er Der peoentenolten SuDlertptIous= 5lrnen IN
Gahoe. " SudDer tur oO GeHts % Du1et Iur u. ~.
&elll bumbn8. Man lane uJ urlers Nlreulare tom.
men uno t~ber3eaBe I'D lelDlt. @Orene y. ". Yor 52e,
atU Nohh 49Y!oOtS
, 1876-10-12

e q Sssn nssdfila, asA aRbsrs ssas.eHfAs vssA
tsa saAfAItsstiA ktasbt saS
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The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-02-16
The Plan to Capture Arnold.

1t was at No. l Broadway, New York,
that Clinton and Andre hatched the plot
which resulted in Arnold's treason and
the 'gnominious death of the adjutant-
general OF the British army. Subse-
quently Arnold made his headquarters
at tho house adjoining, and it became
the seat of one of the most daring and
heroic acts of the war. After the traitor
had fled to New York, the patriot officers
lai;l a plan to kidnap him and carry him
off bodily to their camp. The execution
OF the plot was intrustedt to John Champe
OF Virginia, sergeant major of Colonel
Henry Lees cavalry legion. Champe
deserted to the British, and was at once
sent. as he had hoped, to assist Arnold
Iii recruiting a corps of royalists and de-
serters. Watching the habits of the
traitor, the Continental soldier soon laid
his plan and communicated it to Lee.
In the rear of Arnold's quarters an am
pie garden stretched out to the river and
as Tar up as No. 8 Broadway, where it
communicated with dark alley leading
to the waters edge. This garden was
shaded by huge trees, several Of which
were hundred feet in height, and one,
a madeira nut, which long survived, had
lateral branches nearly as many feet in
length. Under the shade OF these trees
it was Arnold's habit to walk late every
night-thinking bitterly, no doubt, of
tho dear price ut which he had won a
British commission and a hireling's
gold. Champe, with two accomplices,
had arranged to seize the traitor on a
certain night, gag and bind him, and
carry him in a boat, ready at hand, to
the American camp. 1t is said that the
devil always helps his own. Whether
Arnold received aid from this quarter or
not, it is certain that on the day fixed
for the consummation of the plot, he
changed his quarters. and the labor of
the patriots was lost. Champe subse-
quently made his escape and died peace
fully at home, long after the indepen-
dence of the struggling colonies WINS Sc
cured. How Benedict Arnold sank
into oblivion, history has recorded
Sc,'ibner's fO, February.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-02-16
Rich Ont of Bitters.

The Stockton (Cal.) Independent
has the following 4: The news from New
York by telegraph that DR.. Joseph Wal
ker, the vinegar bitters man, has sued
for divorce from his wife, brings up
some "reminiscences in this city. Some
ten OF twelve years ago Walker came to
the Independent Office to get some
labels printed. He had no money, but
said his medicine was good, he had no
doubt of selling it readily, and if he
could get credit for a few labels he
would pay in short time. The labels
were furnished, and in course of time
paid for and more ordered.
A little later Walker peddled his bit
ters around in little, white covered,
one-horse wagon, and sold the medicine
by the quart or gallon, or any other de-
sired quantity. Now he makes affidavit
to $4,000 annual income, and the same
amount of property. The bitters seem
to have at least one good quality-that
of making its proprietor wealthy. Mrs.
Walker wants $400 per week alimony and
So, 600 counsel fees. Pending the argu-
ment on this point, the court allowed
her $50 per week, which she says was
the amount her husband allowed her for
pin money alone.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-02-16
Why they are "Lucky.",,

When vessel of the Cunard line is
ready to sail, but before the passengers
are received on board, complete in
spection is made by her commanding
officer, and the marine superintendent.
The crew are drawn up for inspection in
two lines, on the starboard and portsides
of the deck, each man wearing the badge
of his boat, and ready to answer to his
name. The muster-roll having been
called, orders are given to prepare for
boat service ; and the men break up into
the necessary number of crews, each at
his own station. When this is done the
order "boats out a. given. When the
boats are down, and proof has been
given that everything connected with
them is ready for service, the order to
haul them in Is given, and in few more
minutes they are restored to their Gus
tomary resting places. The same organi-
zation of crews is applied to fire duty !;
and as soon as the boat inspection is
completed fire-drill takes its place. In
this some men have charge of buckets,
with ropes attached to them, so that
they can be filled over the side and
hauled i'll. Others have to fetch and
join the hose, to connect it with
pumps worked by the engines, OF to take
charge of the jets. Others are pre-
pared with blankets to be wetted and
thrown over tho flames, but the essen
tinl matter is that every man has his
place and his duty, and every man is &C
quainted with them both The same
division into crews. rs for the boats, is
also used for manning the pumps, and
pumps receive the next attention. Each
ta1 r., Il
pump Is tested and examined, and it is
shown that there is no water Gin the
bilge. This done, the crews are dis
missed, but the inspecting party pro-
ceeds to make a complete tour of the
vessel. The storerooms are visited, and
the steward is cautioned with regard to
his duties i'll respect Of them, and is es-
pecially told that no other light thar
that of closed and locked lamp must
ever be taken to them. Every water
tight door Is shut and tested TO SEQ that
1t moves freely on its hinges, and that
none OF its lever fastenings are rusted or
out Of order. The supply OF rockets
and other signals is examined, the steer
ing and signaling apparatus tried and
only after everything has been found to
be III order ia the word given for the
ship to embark hcr passengers and to
proceed upon her course. In addition
to all tuis care, every officer is responsi-
bio for the condition Of things in his own
department., and the captain for all, 80
that the smallest imperfection would be
reported as soon as it was discovered,
and rectitied as soon rs rectiication was
possible. The Cunard company does
insure, but yet takes it's own risks TO q
certain extent, and no known risks are
over incurred. If the smallest defect is
discovered in any part of ship, no
question is raised whether it will bear
one voyage or two voyages more, but
the order "out with It" is givon at
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-02-16
He Mas One Of Them.

A story is related by German CORE
spondent as being a true account of an
incident that occurred after the late i'm
perial hunt at Hubertustock. The EN-
peror William feeling unwell proposed
to return to the castle on foot in COM
pany with the king Of Saxony and the
grand duke of Mecklenburg. But tiring
on the way, the party got peasant to
give them lift in his cart Presently
the mans curiosity being excited by the
appearance of his passengers, he said,
turning to one of them: "And who may
you be 7" "I am the grand duke Of
Mecklenburg." "Oh. indeed" replied
the peasant, with wink, "then who
may You be2" he inquired of the next.
60 am the king Of Saxony." "Better
and BETTER" cried the carter. "And
you ?" accosting the third member of
the party. "I am the emperor of Ger
many" "Well, then," said the coun-
tryman, in high good humor, "I will
tell you who / am; I am the shah of
Persia, and can hoax people as we'll as
you cam" But when he drove up to the
castle of Hubertustock, the honest fellow
found that, of all the potentates in the
cart, he was the only one whose claim
could not be substantiated.