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THE BLACK HILLS.
The Favorable News Still Further
Confirmed.

Confirmed.
Since the first favorable news from the
Cincinnati expeditions, received on Sat-
urday, combinations OF it have contin-
ued to come in, and now there is not a
doubt of the safe arrival OF stones ex-
pedition at Custer City, where they will
take chances with the rest, and where,
as they had three months full rations,
which they are doubtless extending by
the use of game and whatever in the
shape of food they can pick up on the
way, they will doubtless fare lully as
we'll as any company that. have entered
the Hills.
Mrs. l.. P. Stone, now in st. Louis, re-
ceived from ner husband q letter Friday
night, written at the same time as those
already published, and stating that they
were in hop4s of finding gold in the
Hills. A le,Jer received here by rela-
tive from John p. Kelly, OF East Newark,
N. j., member OF the expedition, also
expresses the belief that they will be
rewarded for their hardships Dy finding
gold. Ii says:
ave have met a company OF soldiers
that have guarded freight train into
Custer. They say we are thirty-one
miles from there. We are all well and
nedItny. w q shall nave W pay Il Genus
to.get and 10 cents to send letter when
we get there. They say there Is plenty
OF gold in the Hills. Bob w. shot him
sell in the leg, but not dangerously.
"JoHN."
The following press dispatch also still
holds out the idea that there is gold
worth going for:
"YANKTON, June GA large party OF
men returned to-day from the Black
Hills, bringing $50, ,000 in DUST They re-
port no Indians OH the Fort Pierre route,
and look on the order of the military
suspending travel as an outrage. Sew
eral OF them are freighters, who lett
teams at Pierre, expecting to bring loads
here and return at once. Among the
number is j. B. Pearson, who located
The hrst claim on DeadWood, who is ell
thusiasLic, returning only ior bis tam
ily."
DR.. Armstrong, who had telegraphed
West inquiring about the story OIL the
massacre, received the following:
"LINCoLN, NEB., June 4, 1876.
''To DR.. !. L. Armstrong, CINCINNATI,
"Fort Laramie kilograms OF this date
show The story TO be fraud.
~, X. MARLAY.V
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that be (0reen) had paid to Harney.
A written statement from Mr.. Kerr was
read, In which he repeated he never con-
sciously knew Harney; never talked
with him on business matters, and that
Harvey never offered or gave him mon
eyi the statement OF Harvey was utterly
and wickedly false. The Speaker also
explained at length the circumstances
attending the appointment OF Green.
National Union League.
Ex-Gov. Newell, of New Jersey, issued
the following notice:
"The National Executive Committee
Of the Union League of America
will meet at the Grand Hotel,
Cincinnati, Ohio,s for organization
on the evening OF the day the Conven-
tion adjourns. Members who can not at
tend are requested to send substitutes,
SO that a full meeting may be held rep
resentiDg all the States" =
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FLASHES.

j. Q. Aver, patent medicine manu-
facturer, was semitic the Insane Asylum
in New Jersey last week. :.
Alexander P. Tuition, recently ap.
pointed Collector OF the Port Of Phila-
delpoia, entered upon tn the ,..5Da discharge Of
Jesse Roberts, aged one hundred and
one, died in the County Ihfemary al
Dayton, o., yesterday. He has been an
inmate of the institution since 1873.
The Board OF Directors OF the St. Louis,
Alton & Terre Haute Railroad has bee n
reelected, aud Robert Bayard, OF New
York. chosen President o: the road.
Heavy frosts prevailed at Omaha Sun
day night, but good crops are yet unin-
jured. A continued drought 10 having
serious effect on wheat apd other grain .
Col. D. p. Dyer, OF 81. Louis, United
6tates District Attorney, states " ls his
intention 10 resign about July1. or Us
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MarriaRa Licsnsaa.

The following marriage licenses we're 10.
sued since our last report:
Henry Apwisch and Fredcrika Halmeyez.
Louis Kapp and Annie Haller.
WIN. Rigner AMI Mary Abr.
VIM. Fahrenbruck and Lillic Shattler.
Robert l.. Fowler and Julia Groesbcck.
Bernard Ripper and Eda Schwab.
Martin Stall and Louisa KleinmaueE.
Adolph Mueller and Margaret FOgia.
Peter Meistler and Josephine Heuck.
G. Ii. Timmerm ann and Eliz. BerGmAun.
Jac. Weller and Josephine Sutter.
Henry Giering and Mary Schaller.
Geo. 9. Bryan and Mamie II. ChOlmontiies.
Clarence Gregg and Clara LOCKER.
Geo. L. Harrison and Sallie X. Perrin-
Henry Il. Adams ami Emma Daum.
Jos. Grissler and Mary A. Willlngor.
Anton Lening and Ann N. schultz.
John III. Smith and Sarah j. Vaughsu.
August Rohr and Mary Brockhauf.
p. Il. Fleming and julia Varley-
Robt. L. Trivett, jr., and Mary E. Lantirz.
Geo. Metzelbacher and Barbara SchmIxk
Fred. q. bearing aud Flora B. H0gileg.
Win. Kaulierich and Eva Dig.
Isidor Stark and America Steinau-
Bernard Lynch and JOsy Lee.
Fred. Keiser and Mary Estingcr.
Lewis Haubner and Maggie Litx
0fold Ernian and jennie StrnusB. IS
Isaac w. Khan and Amelia kntxenhergzA
Samuel Eoon and Lorene Wiley.
Pierre ). Forris and Jennie M. Whitsi1e.
Ghas. Steiver and Nellie Fagaa-
Anay Langenbein and Carry Behr.
&. III. Henscl and Amelia Schwoin..
Abe Eisenmann aud Hannah Abraba0.
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LOCAL NEWS.

LOST GIRL at the Hammond-stree Sta
tiOn.
DON'T forget Tony PASTORS grand mat
inee tomorrow Wednesday, afternoon
at 2 O'Clock. %
The case OF Bill Mills, charged with
selling counterfeit money, is in progress
in the United States Court.
DIR. AsnFIELD, druggis.e, says the bow
arrested lor rufloining money fully ac-
kno lodged his guilt, but was not pros
ecuted because his parents returned a
part Of the money and begged for
mercy.
The killing Of large, vicious dog ON
Walnut street, below Sixth, drew quite
large crowd this afternoon. The dog
has been annoying the fremen nightly
until To-day, when one of them Killed
him with dray-pin.
VIM. MARSHALL and James Moore were
arrested yesterday afternoon by Detect
i've Effing and officer Dillinger tor pick
ing number OF pockets of visitors at
Inwood Park. One OF The men was found
in the act of a1stracting pocketbook
from a lady's pocket, and was promptly
knocked down. They made run for
their safety, but were caught after a
short distance. They were taken to
Niuth-street Station.
: "FETE CHAMPETRE" will be given by
the ladies OF Westwood on the beautiful
grounds belonging TO VIM. e. Davis,
Esq, tomorrow Wednesday afternoon
and evening from 8 to 10 O'Clock. No
effort will be spared TO make it a sue
cess and an occasion of enjoyment to all
that attend. The ladies expect a large
crowd, the price OF tickets being very
reasonable, Including refreshments,
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
The Press ON BlaiHe's Expiana-
tiOn.

The Press ON Rlaine's Expiana-
BY American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW, YORK, June 6.-Blaine's expla-
nation in the House yesterday is the
subject OF general, comment by the press
to-day.
The Herald says his reading the let
ters in the House relieves the anxiety
OF his friends, and creates a reaction in
his favor by disclosing the actual nature
OF the correspondence, which is
not 50 fatal to his reputation as his ex.
traordinary conduct led the country to
expect. At considers Blaine's attempt
to raise party feeling in his favor by
ascribing these investigations to Demo-
cratic hostility growing out OF his
speech on the amnesty question
as artful but sophistical, and not the
fact. Neither Atkins nor Mulligan act
ed by Democratic inspiration. His ex-
planation, however, gives his ardent
supporters ground to stand upon in con-
tinuing to urge his claims.
The Tribune thinks Blaine's vindIca.
stronger candidate than ever before. His
prospects for the nomination were never
fairer,
The World says Blaine can not wisely
beregarded as an absolutely dead man,
at least until after the Cincinnati Con-
venti0n.
The Times considers that Knott and
his colleagues have given Blaine the op-
portunity OF making highly effective
exposure OF the deliberate unfairness OF
the methods of investigation employed
against him. Mr.. Blaine's statement
will be welcomed by the Republicans.
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Accidental Drowning.

An inquest was held this morning on
the body Of Martin Connolly, lad seven
years old, who lived at No. IL Race
street, and was drowned Sunday after.
noon In the Ohio River, between Race
and Elm stl eets. The Testimony showed
that the lad was seining from raft, and
when he WAS pulling the seine up lost
his balance and .sll into the water. A
boy named Jesse Qu.rn. eight years OLD,
wac with him at the time ~ the accident.
The body was found floating this MORN
ing about O'Clock Outside o. some
barges, by Daniel u 9orfan. The Jusy
rendered a verdict OF accidental drown-
ing.
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Sprim gfield Items.

Special to the staE
SPRINGFIELD, June 6.-An organ OF su-
perior tone and costing VI, ,So0was placed
in position last week in the English Lu-
theran Church. .
The Cincinnati Light Guards left yes
terday morning at O'Clock, much
pleased with the hospitality of our citi-
zens.
from his late illness as to be able 10 at
tend to the duties of his office.
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Travellers, Official Railway Guide

Travellers, Official Railway Guide
This publication, which has been
adopted by the War Department as the
standard, instead of Appleton's old pub
lication, and is the official organ of all
the railway associations, is the most
complete work OF the kind ever pub
llshed in this or any country. 1t con-
tains all the information in regard to
the movement Of trains, foreign steam
ship lines. &c., with large amount Of
general Information indispensable to
the traveller or any one Interested in
travelling. The general railroad map in
the June number is especially fine, full
and explicit.
This publication is under the auspices
Of the General Ticket Agents. Associa-
ton, and is for sale on all trains and by
news dealers, or furnished at "a per
year, direct from the office, 233 South
Fifth street, Philadelphia.
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LAST EDITION.
For the merit tWenty-f four hours probably
clear or JQir and wa,1ner toeather.
FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL


By American Press Association to the STAR.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The Sub.Judi-
ciary Committee OF the House had a
meeting yesterday, but owing to Blaine's
absence no witness was examined.
MIR. Kerr's Statement.
The Committee on Expenditures con-
:inued the investigation Of the charges
against Speaker Kerr. Mary T. Murray.
boardlng-house keeper of Washington,
iestified to Lawrence Harney boarding
with her In 1865 and 1867 with lady
whom she supposed was his wife. This
testimony was to show up Harney's
be having testified that he
was not married when he was Assistant
Doorkeeper.
A. r. Green was recalled and contra
dicted HarnHy's testimony In several
PARTICULARS, and said he did not believe
aarneY ever paid Kerr a cent Of money
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Morsuary.

John Cahiii, ~ year., .ss.au,,. ,,s.
Mary Mccullough, 8 months, Locklnna.
Infant Nays, ! day, CITY.
Oscar Dayis. uays, city.
Iufant Bosrgaman, city.
Geo. kremier, City.
Herman II. wess, IT years. GermsuK.
Helen schafeh y Donths, city.
Carr "; Dickmeier, ~ months ctr.
VIM. O'Brian, O yeara, city.
EIank; ~ wMoyer, ~ nionths, Kentucky.
Carrie Ramsey. u years sSss
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Action for divorce. The case was iais

Action for divorce. The case was lafs
over.
Robert Lee against Mary Lee. Als1
an application for divorce. Deeree
granted ON the ground OF bigamy.
A decree was granted in the coss d
Sarah Snbernagle against Isaac SiIbeH
nagle.
The Grand Jury for June consists d
the following: James $. Austin, fore
man; j. B. Bold, u. Hopper, Ernst Wels,
w. Bolandar. III. II. Ronderbush. Frank;
Francis, Edward Sperber, j. b. Lug1
john Luzius, T. r. g. Mcknight, c.
Koehler, b. Il. Baumeister, J. G. Mold,
Jos. Miller.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-06

ing named articles of jewelry and
money: In cash, $3.50; a lady's gold
bunting case watch, cylinder escape,
ment (crystal broken J; gentleman's gold
ring, with white stone set; one set oil
jewelry with coral setting, the middle
pendant on pin is odd shaped from the
other two; four gold rings, lady's, one
of them made with cap to open on set TO
insert hair, engraved; one ring had gran
lite stone setting; one ring heavy, with
plain setting.
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musta,,. Ride.

By American Press Association TO the STAB.
PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-John Francis
rode 55 miles, from Suffolk (Pa.) Park,
yesterday In two hours and five minutes
ON mustang.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-06

A young man is travelling from Boston
to San Francisco ON horseback. lie
stopped at Albany last Tuesday to get a
brass lining Tor the basement oil his pam
talnons
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-06

1t has been lett to the Nevada China
man to find IA way to utilize worn-out
oil-cans. He fills them with earth, and,
pIling one on top OF another, soon mas a
wall capable Of carrying the roof OF his
JW-StuuQed hut.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-06

VNyANTED--A 1--we MAN-In every city
wv in the Union. You can make $ IS per day
by selltng the Eureka Letter Copying ink
and Book. No press. brush or water required.
Add ess Eureka Manufacturing Company, 3s
West Fourth street, Cincinnati, o. Samples
free. ju2-4G
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The residence OF MIR. A.. Wolf, No. $40
Central avenue, was broken into some
time last night andxobbei Of the follow
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uTANrED-AGEN'rS = ANY person can
wv make 500 a month selling ourletter-
sopying book: any one that has letter TO
wiite will buy il; no press or water used; seId
Tor circular. Tree. EXCELSIOR COMPANY,
10 Tribaue Building, Chichago, Ill. ju2-4t
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w ANTED- MUSIC CLASS-for pian0and
/, w organ b u lady who is an accomplish ed
and Thorough musician and a skillful teacher
pf many years experience. Address MUSIC,
Box 345, " ilmington. D. iu6 At
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RHFRIaERAToRs.
NOTICE.

NJ JOTlGE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been duly appointed and qualified as
Administrator on the estate of Owen Ahern,
late or Hamilton County, deceased.
Dated at Cincinnati this twenty second day
Of MAY, A. ID. 1876
JOSEPH +. AHERN, Administrator.
HOWARD DOUGLASS, Attospev.s my23-4tTu
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'TNOR sALE--FEATHERS- Large AZ pound
T pillows, 81; choice feathers, 10 cents per
pound; 80 pound beds, ~. y. W. MORRISON
4 CO., 81 West Sixth street. my27-l0t
LNOR SALE = CHEAP : LIFE SCHOLAR
E SHJP-For full Arithmetic and Telegraph
Course at Bryant, Stratton & DeHan's College.
for full particulars address S. r. e., Box .,
eity. ja3-tf.d&w
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FOR SALE.

E0R SALE HOUSE Two-story brick
j. house, 28 Hathaway street, rooms in fine
srder' apply at No. ~, next door ju1-St
NOR SA T-Octave piano !;
T round corners; price $3.50. Apply at rs,
cogner OF Front and York streets, Newp rt,
Kentucky. Ju6-3t
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
BOOKS, STATIONERY, ETC.


AT STEVENS BoOKsToRK, all the new
books and magazines. fine note papers,
visiting cards, pocket-books, card cases,
rewards, prizes and gilt books for chill
dren, illuminated notices, blank books,
envelopes, croquet, Office stationery, etc.,
etc. Goods not in stock will be promptly
Convenient to street cars.
No. 39 West Fourth street.
apis. .Tu.Th-50s
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VNI ANTED SHOP = Saddle and harness
w shop; must be doing a good business.
Any one having the same can Iind good buyer
by addressing 5. REDDISH, New Westvile,
Preble County, Ohio. ju6-2t
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VA ATANTED-LADIE TO CALL-At the
w shoe factory, ia Race street, and see the
good shoes made there. You Can buy first
slass side lace at So, and front lace at 81 s.,
yaiters at 81 rs a pair. lt*
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-06

XAI AIANTED-BAND SAW-A sec ,nd-h hand
w band saw, suitable for plow beams; also,
poke and AK handle lathe combined. Address.
Indiana ju6-3t
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Do You Value Your Life?

THES don't neglect o cough. II everything
i has failed In your case. try Dr. NOR
RIS' SYRUP OF TAR, and our word for
it you will find relief. 1t is the unrailng rem
edy for all pulmonary disorders, including
blood splitting, croop aud whooping cough.
Try it and you will not be disappointed.
j. ID. PARK Il SONS, General Agents,
Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
ie15-Tu, ,Th&S,tiue1O
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-BbILnING-For light manu-
w featuring purposes well lighted, cor
per preferred, between Fourth. aud Second
and Kace and Maln streets. Address Lock-
box 1897. ju6-4t
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
SOCIETY NOTICES.

I o. o. F.-Wm. Penn Lodge No. So, meets
i. every TUESDAY EVENING. at WIN. Penn
hall. northeast corner Central avenue and
Eighth street. Visitors cordially invited.
THEO. HARDEN, N. g.
II. G. POWERS, Perm. Sec'y. Tu-tf
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MWANTED BUY YOUR HATS OF
~ MARTIN. at AZ w. Fifth st. jy11-h

w lathe for iron work. Address. with full
particulars, CUNNINGHAM u METESSEk,
Yincennes, Indiana. ju5-St
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LOST.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

M D-SITU ALTON - To do general
wv housework in small family. Call at
128 Walnut'stieet, up stairs ju5-8t
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WANTED ---M1scnLLANBous

M AN rED-TO BORROW-s2,O00, on first
w mortgage. 2. D. Box 9l9. my3J-5t
, 1876-05-26
stratnta Sfaats- Na3fttf.
Ote
&inber bes Strdfinss,
Ut Dtttan
BON
8albmin MDabnnieit.
(Sortiesuna.)

nSebr %franf," beitdtiate 8inoed, in
benz er, unterfiitt bon Dora, CUR Gr
neuesung Der @iSumldld9e iAritt. Dam
ietten iie iid uieoer, Dora neben oaa
Sett, Winoed auf einen 2ebnltubl. Die
@rid0pfuns naa ben beioen leeteu
ihmeren Tasen madte iiA bel ibm
selteno, niht minoer oas berubigenoe
8emu6tiein. bel ietnem Serrn ansemeiIeu
pertreten gu fem. St idlief Elm. Iui
Dem Scranton aber rubten u%nabldiii9 5tuei
srobe ounfle Nusen, welde in namenloz
fen Sdmer5 gu bred)en orobtcn, babel
nit un9eidlpddter, beior9niBpoller Nuf=
merfiamfeit feline unreselmdBisen Ntbems
siige bemadten. -
Gags oarauf erbiett Iutb bon bent
@ommiiiionsratb einen in Den perbinoz
lihiten Iusoriideu perfaBten 8rtef. Sn
oemielben bieB eS, oaB Our6 etn Stint
diem Vcrtrauen bon Setten &rallerS oa8
unbeil uon tim bdtte absemenoet meroen
f0nnen ; oaB es jeet aber gu ipat, neil,
ipie gu erforiAen inn enolid se9liidt,
Menlhen, welde ourd feline anoeren
8iidiidtem als Die fir ibr @elo sebunosn,
ben 6ehtSweg beihritten uno, in Mna
iebuns Der le5ensgefdrliden &rauf6eit
bes tbeuren Sreunoes, srauiam auf Elm
beldleumistes Serfabren ~seorunsen bats
ten. neberal ipa Der quite Count lionss
ratb gu ipdt 9efonumen ; ood ertldrte er
iid nit 6reuoen bereit, Die b0Ie Nn9ele%
senbsit nlAt aus ben Iusen gu rerlieren
mo, no nur INNER tbunlidL in ibren
Jolseu ab3ulhmdhen. =
, 1876-05-26
Gbrtftopb BON sGmib's Sugetos
BibliDtbef.

@ebunbem In Bappbedel a is Gents. D2i
WfuSltn,Riider1 . 20 Gents. @ana
Ntnslin rs Gents.
eetnrfdS con G~tdbenfe.s, mie Ct CUR &rtenntnii
Gottes FAM.
Der aBeibnadtsabenb. Cine er,abluns ,un, w.ib'
nattssel6enf fir &inber.
Der @oienftoe. Cine interelante Gr8abluns.
Der Ranarienopsei.-Gas SobanniSfdferGeu,
3lpr Gr3Ghlun9tn.
Die pasreter.
Die SoRfsmb itbem. Gin. g.s.b.nbti. aus ben
@%uffadbins. Cine Gei4idte Der trittliben goraeit
Oas . mmenf0vbdeu. Cine Grjdbtune hem bHi
benoen Utter s~eipibmet.
Hofa BON 2annensmrs. Cine 0ei&i&ts bts alter
0enofepa. Sine Der fn5ntsm unS rHbrenbfen DE-
fhi6ten bes 4ltertbnms.
Die Wadtisaa. Cine intersfantt UeI6imte.
Robert. bsr aSatfenfnabe, sbsr: Sas anSsnfen
eubwts, Der Nvsapanberss.
Q ieben Gradb Mnaen.
Sannston nns Mmalis.
Die Waiblumen.
emma pom Gintenfein, osw: 0st naAt Wuss
Biibe'm Ecu. gin ssIai&Aaass o.mass.
Cas Der prene &inn.
Gas Eaubdben Das gtaubfdtpH. .
ssssi sa,s ssis sr,sb ans sss e :ss.i n ssns:.
Die e,rddn 3ulia, ebsr: ainbIi%s 0isbe, xrsus
uno Hobn.
eOttfries, Der iunse sinaesIer.
Der Wbriffbdum.
Die feline 3autenfpteIerfn.
Sernoneo. asbsnssd&i&te zines iuna,n 0rafsn aus
supfsrmam,en uns eolsaaee. eas poa.l.
wearsaretba Dilmbsn. Die xBalhtapeus. Nas
pie seuersbrana. BaN.rautb ant xs.t..
Der Stsnaautrins. Das mastsnbtIs.
, 1876-05-26

ra'S Stlo, tpie Elm Gnsel Der 8arn,ber
3i9feit nno SeriObnuns, 6eiien sartlid
Stnnetaun9 gu Dem &ranfen ourd nibts
meoer burd bic nnbaltbarteit ieinei
Steuuna, nod ourd Die Solqen iuseno
lid letdtfertisen Ginberturmens au'
ldliipfriser 8obn - 'mofiir man bi,
Gstpetle gu baben slaubte - erl6utterl
meroen fonnte.
uno tpie elm @nqel Der 8armber;iafeii
iab Dora 0tadt fir Nadt an benz &ran=
fenbett bis gum neunten Gage. Webrz
fab bate &raner feline Gusen a1f ie
9eriatet ALIEN in %ieinen l3usen praete
ltd) aus, oaB er ie nt9t fannie, nidbt
fdbig mar, Die Siloer elmer fieberbaft
arbeltenoen Bbautalie bon Der @irfiidz
felt gu unterideioen. Sold)em Nusorud
aber entipraden Die abaebrodenen 8es
merfunsen, welde bon Dem plantoIen
un6erldweifen oeS @eiites in uneuolid)en
6ernen 3eu9ten. -
Winoed %raltete auf ieinem 9ebnitubl.
Wltternadt bate er idlasen bOrcr, oann
iparen ibm Die Iuaen s~uaefalen. @ines
ltdlern Saltes entbebreno, idipanfte Die
Seifenblaie auf Der ensen SALES.--FUTURE
minouns sefabrlid), als bdtte ie bale
auf Der einen Seite, balo auf Der anbern
9ernntertirsen uno BET Der eriten 8ez
riibruns nit Dem 5ubbo6en iid in @oblz
oufl0ien m0sen.
6ortiesun9 folgt.)
, 1876-05-26
Aeenten DerIanet!
Cast Adrift! Cast Adrift!

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in a BArsRoom.'' RON z. e. artbar. Das lett
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isnb ~tlufriri, elegant ~sebunben, miro ~ GauisResn YET
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unferer Wittte. trsI@e su ty rutisfen 5erjen fprsnes
Der Mpralttdt beptrten ale Ssese. Nssntsa, rslts
,,Man-Trap" ve~rfaufttn, mafen m~tnbefsns nod M
nal 10 pttl @~remplart bteiss 8udes s~erfaufsn.
YOrtrait tn StabIRtG rtrb s,atai isRen 5ubiribentta
ubtrrstht. Befnrrtsnbs eireuIare unb fsl&e NIT ben
Ssbinsans,a rsrben fret aaf Nnfrasf WTIeneet ssH
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