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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-17

10th inst. well down on Tongue river
lie thought General Crook would
strike the Indians abcu. the ll,h or
18th.
NEW YORK. Aug. i6.-A serious riot
occurred among flla laborers ami a fore
man named Cady. who were blasting
rock on Fifty sixth street, yesterday.
Cady. who was apparently III the wrong.
deliberately shot al three or four work
men. He was arrested after a despe-
rate struggle The affalr crea.ed an IN
tens. excitement. The citizens tbrzt-
etc the life OF Cady.
Patrick Monohoa VAS killed by his
s,epson in Elizabeth street yesterday
The murderer Is only l5years oil The
ciFcnsc va. committed j.. eau-e' Mono
hon brought 'grr beer home.
The Tins editorial on the adinrn
meut Of Congress says: that II Is many
years since such disorierly aud tnr-
bulent body has assembled in the House
of Representatives The antics and
speeches of so,ne cf the members Of tie
m,jori'y have been well calculated 10
bring popular government into disre-
pute. Their legislation has not b-eu so
mischevious "a their Intentions, and
now that the uproar has ceased. We may
be Thankful that silence. like poultice,
comes TO heal the blows
The 7rtjuae closes an editorial thus:
= In the midst of these hard times both
Houses agreed to throw away 100000
year in order that the Hawaiian SUI.
gar planters might tini Ii more profita-
bic market in San Francisco. Not
much was exp cted from this Congress,
and it has fuliled our expectations tn
/ the letter"
I CLEVELAND, o. Aug. lG The New
York Express train, which left here
about 10 O'Clock last night, ON the Lake
! Shore Road, was thrown from the track
about n m. near Northeast. Pa.
WIN. Clements. of Cleveland had both
/ legs broken Some others were injured
slightly. Til" train is badly wrecked.
The cause Of the wreck Is unknown.
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Aug. l6-Oa Sun
day and Monday last Tallahtctie Co T..
Mis-, WAS visited by q terrible rain
storm destroying all the crops Oh the
creeks and bottoms. and washing away
levees and bridges. Many farmers lost
their entire crops. The damage Is es-
timated at $4,000
WASHINGTON, Aug l6-The Presi-
dent will leave here Friday or Saturday
for Long Branch.
Nothing has been heard at army
headquarters from Gen Crook and Ter.
~ since their forward movement
aglint the Sioux. and all pu blished &C
counts of fights that have taken y lace
are discredited
CHICAGO, Aug 16--The Joint Select
Committee of the two Houses of Con
gress TO investigate the immigration OF
Chinese Coolies to this country, com
On pIr ol Mac s,cuttr,uitu L ltciief, Mead
aud Watson on part of the House, will
leave for san Francisco, early in Octo
Der. They will he accompanied by
Deputy Sergeant at Arms, Christie
Chicago has been fixed On as the meet
ing place OF the committee preparatory
Il starting for San Francisco
New loRK, Aug. l6.-A meeting OF
the creditors of Max St1diG.. & 60. wa,
held this morning. The assets are est
mated NJ 1855, 900, liabilities SO, 900
The committee appointed - examine
the affairs of the firm are to report ut q
future meeting.
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OUR Gas COMPANY. On Il cloudy
or rainy night if thealmnnac Announce,
the presence of moon, We have no Gas
in our streets, This WAS the C Sc last
night and people went stumbling home
al nine or ten o'clock through streets
that wert < with darkness. When
do we ne, IN the streets il lao:
OF stormy evenings On clear night.
though there should be no moon, on..
could get along after fashion without
this convenience, The short sighted.
thoughtless CT unintelligent policy that
subjects the people of Bridgeton 10 this
annoyance will put us back in the dar K
ages. if not SOON abandoned"
We clip the above from the Briiqetoa
DtIy. paper published in city of
upwards of $4,000 inhabitants--a city
With two or three gas companies which
undertake to keep its streets lighted
bat are unmiudful If the convenience
and accommodation of the public there.
We do 80 foe the purpose OF once say
ing good word In favor of the Seattle
Gas Works aud it, management. bv
way of contrasting their uniform lib
erAl conduct in the matter Of supplying
this city with light on all occasions.
he the night one of total darkness or
otherwise. The inhabitants Of few cit
les can boast If as well and continually
lighted streets a those of Seattle. for
which our gas company Is certainly
entitled - commentator from the
publie.
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A Card From Snohomish.
SNolIoMIsH. Aug. 10. 1876.

SNoiIoMIsH. Aug. 10, 1876.
EplroR INrELLIGENCEk:-l was en-
gagged to haul hay for one Mr.. Cox.
living on the Snohomish river. On
Monday morning l started out to com
mence the job and went to the end If
T. G. Fcrguson'S road. and there | me,
with - blockade. That is tin. only ri. Il
in TIN. part of the comfy except Mr..
BIackmtn's log road. Consequently the
mans hay will have 10 remain III ,h,.
field to be spoiled by rain. There i,
only one bridge IN this part of the
county. and that built, which HIS
cost nae SIX hundred dollars. aud has
been used as a county bridge for two
years past because the county was too
poor 10 build bridge
IL ROBERT IIUGnEs
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CALIFORNIA.

discounted Tony Kroker, billiard cham
pion of California, last night. 4 game
of french caroms. 300 points, for 300 a
side. and was badly beaten. krokcr
finally going out without leaving Sex
ton a point. Sexton Immediately chai
lenged Kroker for another game for $50
a side and was again beaten.
Capt. Nelson of the British bark Alb
hey Cowper. which arrived at this port
yesterday, states that July 81, while in
latitude 81 north, longitude l6 135
east, he sighted a vessel apparently dis
mantled. with signals flying. lie found
the wreck to be "A japanese Junk, bound
from Hokodadi 10 Hong Kong She
had left the former port on the 9th of
November, 1879. The junk had been
dismasted, after which it had drifted
helplessly about. The master and nine
of the crew had died from four ~
,,.ar.hs.aao> at se'uyw ..os,. lae fasn,. ss.c !.
stencil from which was horrible. They
had thrown the cargo Of salt fish over
board. The survivors were in most
deplorable condition from scurvy, one
being black and entirely helpless, the
other not 81 bad. but both very much
emaciated, having had nothing but dry
rice. what fish they caught, and no wa
ter but what ii raincd, and latterlv no
fire, having used everything available
for fuel The Junk was complete
wreck
About 10 O'Clock last night, an ell
derby IMAM, accompanied by a middle
aged woman, were walking on How ard
street. and when near Union Hall the
man fell to the sidewalk. The woman
got down on her knees as il to see what
the matter was with him when she sud
denly threw up her hands and fell back
on the walk. The man was found t.
be dead. and the woman died a few mo
monts after. She lived long enough to
give her name ~ Sarah Sloan. ard II
has been ascer,ained that the man. who
was SNede, going 10y the adopted
name of Brown. had been serious, for
some time, about marrying her. aud
tn,s..1 D.. rs. r a
Last night he called for her to take a
walk with him. She went out and what
occurred while they were out Ia. al
ready been detailed IL is presumed
that he administered poison In some
form IL her aud took some him ~clf
An autopsy will be made to day
An Iron mine is reported Ia nave
been discovered at the head If Reriysssa
valley. The ore is said to DE the tirs,
which has been found on this Coast
Wit bout any rebellioas matter l. is
somewhat similar to Lake Superior ore.
and is IN very large quantities.
YREKA. Cal Aug. l6.-A shooting
ARRAY occurred at Adm, Modoc Co. on
the 3th inst. DIR. Colon, while under
the influence of liquor, sho, aud instant
ly killed David Henderson. The doc
tor then ran 10 a boat. endeavoring 10
escape, bat MAS fired upon and shot
through the arm 10y Infatuated citizens.
and only escaped death by lying down
in the boat. Henderson leaves a wife
ard one child. Colon has been bound
over TO await the action of the Grand
Jury.
The man taken with smallpox. at
Black Bear, i. getting along finely No
new cases have appeared in this vicin-
isy
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HlIl'l'Nh i!

IN the field again, and we
will not stand back for
anybody, and offer
for sale to the
public
1000 Fine Cashmere Hats
for Gents, at SOC each.
1000 Fine Ladies and Chill
dren's Straw Hats, at from
Csc to 75c each.
1000 Fine Gents Straw
Hats, at from 25c to 75c
each.
500 Fine Gents Panama
Hats, at $l.25 each.
1000 Gents Oxford Ties,
at $3.50 per pair.
1900 Fine Gents Alexis
Ties, at $2.75 per pair.
$50 Fine Gents Caters. at
$2.75 per pair.
1900 Fine pairs Gents Boots,
at from $3.50 to $500
per pair.
w AAnO PaIIo DUys n"otS.
at from $l.25 to 1915 per
pair.
1000 Fine Ladies Shoes. at
1925 to $3.50 per pair.
1000 Fine pairs Gents
Cashmere Pants, at from
$3.50 to $500 per pair.
900 doz. Fine Cheviot Shirts,
at 75c to $1.25 each.
l,SOO Fine Cashmere Shirts,
at SOC to $500 each.
And everything else in pro-
portion. Come one, come
all, to the
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EASTERN STATES.

WASHINGTON. Aug l5.-Congrcsi
has adjourned siae do
Nsw York. Aug. i6.-Gold closed
at I'LL.
CHICAGO. Aug. l6.--Adjut.nt Geu-
eral Drum has just received dispatch
from Fort Brown. Wyoming Territory.
stating that Shoshone Indian has Just
come in, wto left General Crook on the
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County Auditor.

The uate Esign.d snnoanccs himself csIs-
disie for the osncstof County Auditor. saejeci 70
the ratification If the Republican County Conyen-
'Ien, - De held al Seattle the 2sth inst
GARDNER KELLOGG.
Seattle, August Is, rsTs. sisf
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- The City Of Panama, which ar
rived At Victoria Yesterday. Is expect d
here about noon today. Sac Will re-
turn at once TO Victoria "a soon As Der
freight is discharged
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80 The larkent;ne Grace Roberts
sailed from Freeport fer San Frn,.sco
yesterday.
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- The h8ra Gem OF the Ocean
sailed yesterday afternoon for San Fran
cisco with i.l2o tons of coal.
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-. The bark Oregon sailed from
Seabeck for San Francisco on Tuesday
Of this week
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
POsT OFTICE NOTICE.
DOsT oFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE.
The ioeign mails for the week ending Saturday
1876 Will close at this Office Thursday III 30 A..
NJ for Europe pcr Gellert. via Plymouth Cher
bourg and Hamburg; Saturday at A. NJ for Scotiand
drecmust be specially addressed, Per steamer Bolivia
via Glasgow :" and II 80 NJ, for the Continent ot
Europe per America. via Southampton aud re-
men and At y NJ for Great Britain Ireland and France,
The ais China Japan &C. will leave San Francisco
March 10 1875 The dlroct mall for Brak e leaves New
York March 4 I. l.. JAMKS Postmastcr
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsENENTs-llrH PAcE-5th and 9Th coils.
AsTROLOGY-i2 PAeY-6th col
B0ARpERs W4NTHpR 3 fSsTh and 9Th cell, cS,i col
BRooRLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SAILED PAsE-ist
gusISEss opRoREgNITIEs- PAGE
ERks ks1 AND 6siAIE rq rasrsh eo
CLOTHfNG-11rH PAGE--5th col
S9AsHSkH sfR col col
CC0lR,AABsppNSERSSHIbPPso9F CCtl,AspNS JS 4 % PAes:
DESciSG AC1DEMiEs-iirn PAeS-5th col
BDEESTiSTExL1D DES dSnns[sr RsssresG pesvsS sol col
DwELIsNG HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED AND uN-
EuRoPEAN ssTE4MsHifs-is F1GR-5th aud 9th coils.
KxcHANGE-IITa PAeE-5th col.
FINANCIAIl-ern PAGE.
FINE ARTS-1sr PAcR-3d col
F0RSishED F9R sAhfREG Rdas AND '%rARrMENrs TO
nEhF and 5A
HELP s0iS y ANrEp- -MALEs-12ru PAeE-eth col.
HoEsEs CARRIAGES, &C.-lsr PAcE-2d and Sd coils.
9TEEsp 9TsEs Rooms Sc s%ANrED-2D PAcr5th col
LosF L5SsFl AID S9iso FoTSDHisT FAer~is col
sARBSESEHTrEEL sARBE sAiIf'P SS COL
RI oEsIIi,%NEoUs-2O t,qlEoUs2 PAcH-e.h col
sET F5Sssh 0f' PAeneth COL
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS. &C.T11TH PAGE-4th col
POST OFFICE NOTICE-lsr PAcE-3d col.
PROPOS SALS-1sT PAGE-6th col.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
4 I2rH PAGE-4th col.
PRoPERTY OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL sESFfR fSF47 tsFxlahf 5s Exah%ssD S9S e es
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAGE--2d col
RELIGIOUS NOTICES--1sr PAGE-1st col.
REWARDS-1sr PAGE-Ist col.
SALES AT AUCTION-1sr PAGR-4th and 9th coils
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-I2TH PAcE-lst I'd
s5s 81 iSS = gntss,sA COL
SPECIAL NOTICES.Isr PAGE-1st and I'd coils
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C-1sr PAGE I'd col.
THE TRADES-I2TH PAGE--6th col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAGE-2d and
Sd coils.
TRAyELLERs' GUIDE-1sr PAcE-6th col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
PAGE--4th 9th coils.
WANTED TO PuRCBAsEz-1lTH PAGE-3d COL
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.--2D PAGE-6th col.
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE--1st col
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &C.-10TH PAGR-6th col
The New York herald., 1876-03-09

Bay coupe Horse with long and tail, 16ti hands
years and Coupe pole and by Miner stevens
Coupe Harness. sold for whom may for charges
and keep.
The New York herald., 1876-03-09

E'OK HALI IFAN, y, o.--OIsOMN ELb LINZ.
II Steamship GEO. WASHINGTON will leave pier 10
North River Friday March TO- at p NJ, and each al
ternats Friday thereafter.
Cabin passage including statsroon aud meals SIG gold.
Apply 20 CLARK x SEAMAN 80 West st.
nNLY DIRECT LINE TO LoRTDA.-WEEKLY LINE
" to Port Royal, =. c.. Fernandna Fla. Brunswick Ga,
sailing every Thursday from pier 20 East River. The
steamer CITY OF DALLAS, Captain Hines will sail Thurs.
day, March g. at T. NJ for Fernandna aud Port Royal.
Through tickets issued 20 all points in FLORIDA and through
bills lading given to all points in the south and south
west For freight apply to o. II. MALLORY K
Co or HERMAN GELPCKE, 1853 Maiden lane
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FINE ARTS.

DEPUBLICATTON or DURANDiS CELEBRATED
~ picture OF sguors Of Declaration Of Ipdepondenco
July i776 Sample sent receipt OF 81. Address PUB
wanted
The New York herald., 1876-03-09

Elegant brown coupe dog cart Horse, 16i4 hands
years. kind and in all harness. free from vice;
ira fine style and action is prompt and pleasant driver
and bedriven Dy any and is warranted kind
Dog Cart four wheels, top front gooc
order by Brewster, and set Harness TO match the
The New York herald., 1876-03-09

Coupe Rockaway nearly new suitable for doctor made
by Miner Stevens: also Sleigh. pole and shafts also
Horse Covers, dress anu quarer Biaukots Bells. &c
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

w HITE STAR Zine
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
The OF this line take the Lane Routes
mended by Lieutenant Maury u S NJ going south Of the
Bnr. 90 INC passage TO Queenstown all the year round
GIsis NC ,..... March /, at r. NJ.
ami .................M March rs at 3 Z. VI.
BALTIC. ........... Aprn AZ n N.
REPUBLIC .......... APtH . az D l. NJ
Rates~Saioon $50 $40 and si in gold; return tickets
on reasonable terms. Steerage, S2S .
Saloon staterooms, smoking and bath rooms are placed
amidshps, where the noise and motion est ahording
degree Of comfort hitherto unattalnabe at sea.
For inspection OF plans and other apply at the
company's Office, 81 Broadway, New York.
r. j. CORTIS, Agent.
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
SALES AT AUcTrOx.


PAwNBEo.EEEEs, SALE Itod o0dTnoMAs I'll KEywoaTH
assortment of unreacemcd goods consisting Of Goats
Pants Dresses Qnilts Pillows Remnants Table cloths &C.
DAwNBR0KER' sALE-THos J. MGRATH AUc.
h dSn1er 81 Loo Mes and womeSs cotng e. s
&C. ny order A. Rosenberg, 9th ay.
DAwNBROKERs sALE.-R FIELD GENERAL AUG
II o'eloeE eos lots mems and womens Clothing Dresses
shaws Remnants, undereiotb.ng Quilts Blankets. Bed
By order iasG SicAisonan. I'd av.
DECEIvER's sALE.-BY JAMES G. EADIE. AUG
at aason on T6RTsday nsTe& 3 az s %socE old
% S sA foot OF No Mss in G oos %
order order Henry Gilbert, Receiver Apply to HALE lo2
DTcHARD WALTERS SONS. AUcTIoSEERs-
~ Mortgage sale-wl sell this dSy Ghar;iay1 At half
OF Household Furniture Pier Mirrors oil Paint
ngs Piano Bookcase Psror suits lot School Furniture
9 HERMAN. sHERIFF,s AND GENERAL AUG.
>. tioneer class Mines Liquors Cigars Cham;
Of about 800 cases German and French Wines arst gast
barrels old Bourbon Rye whske also $50
Chsmpasne e' arre lot Of Havana and domestic Cigars
Safes &C, Sale positive: dealers invited
CHERIFF's SALE. sEEBACHER, AUCTIONEER,
> viii sell this day at No $40 Broadway. ii o'clock
Large lot os Of ONCE EST2q!e sS1'n of Desks Chairs
JAMES CARRAnKR Deputy.
THoMAS GAFFNEY 4 SMITH Auor10NEERs--
the stock and Fixtures OF the rst class Liquor store
63d st. and 2dav exaelient 4pgl Pump black val
Counter and Shelving Mehouse, Gas Fixtures, Glass
ware black walnut and ash Flooring. Sheds. DC also
large stock oil fine Liquors and Cigars Closets and wash
Basins Sale positive
| THOMAS RELY co, ,AUCTIoNEERS-wILL SELL
Thursday March 8, at IL o'clock the northwest
ner OF & ST. aud 9Th the entire contents established
Coffee and CAKE, Oyster And Dining Saloon in
| lots.
TH0s. ]. M'GRATu AUoTT0NEER WILL SELL
ths day, at II O'Clock ut No Madison ST. the Furn
ture of private family consisting Of the
of Bedding, kitchen Utensils, Carpets, Oleoths, &c.
| yNILLIAM WITTER'S WILL SELL AT AUCTION AT
w a. Watts ST., Thursday, the 18th inst ut 10 A. NJ,
one BLACK Mare, Harness and Cab to pay for Keeping
The New York herald., 1876-03-09

Celebrated brown Trotting Horse, "Frenchman,n Is
hands years kind and true In all harness. OF bottom
and endurance Tree from yice driver afraid Of
nothing any drive him trotted at Fleetwood Park
last fall to the pole with Commodore Nut in 36a
single any time in 5 has record 81 COO and is
warranted sound. kind aud and top 1OOib Road
Wagon nearly made by Mansny Smith, Of Hartford
and light single Harness, by Wright; and dress
Blankets Ropes. Whip, &C
The New York herald., 1876-03-09

AT AUCTION
u Tomorrow friday, March 10
at 10 o'clock.
BY VAN TASSELL q KEARNEY, Auctioneers,
tn Horse and Carriage Auction Mart,
40 iI2 East 18th ST.. 4th
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
PROPOSALS.

RIO CONTRACTORS.
ENctNExRs OrrrcR, RooM 10,
pHAND CENTRAL DEFor, Feb -. 1878
sealed proposals for erecting Grain Elevator tor the Now
Nrh Central aud Hudson River Railroad Company the
west side Of 18th between Goth and 2d ~ the city
Of New lork will bo received this occ unti r. ". of
the 2fst day o March 1873 Puus and specifications
be and blank proposals obtained at s onis on aud
cHAs HILTON. BaxinssE
The New York herald., 1876-03-09
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

" SniInE from pier NOFth EIVer.
For Norfolk City Point and Richmond Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays r. NJ scting with the Virginia
and Tennessee Afr Line Atlantc Coast Lime Piedmont Air
Linc, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. and with the
pany steam lines TO interior points In North Carolina and
Virginia Newbern and Washington. NJ c. via NorfollD,
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
Lewes Del, Monday aud Thursday at T. NJ. connecting
with Maryland and Delaware railroads
Passenger accommo odatons unsurpassed.
ThrOuh passage tickets and bills Of ading 10 all points &C
lowest Insurance N0rioK &c cent Freight
received daily pier 81 North River General onises i07
Greenwich 81. y. l.. McCREADf, President.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

Rr NOTICE.
Extraordinary sale.
Modern OIL Paintings
at auction On THURSDAY and FRIDAY March and TO-
at II o'clock.
at Art Gallery 5l3 Broadway under St Nicholas Hotel
, 1876-03-21
Gbriitopb bon sGmio's Sugeno.
Wihlinthpf.

Cucumber tn Bappbedel u Is Gents. Ulit
0iuSlin.8 iiden q 20 Gents. @ana
Muslin IS Gents.
eetnrtb spn Gidbsnfeis, pe r iur Grfenntnib
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Cine GrsdbIuns gum wsib.
nadtsseihenf fir Rinber. .
Per gofenftUS. Cine ,ntssefant. er.ae!ums:
3Uel Gr3ahlun9tn-
Vie Caerefer.
Die o&opfenb iitben. Cine Rsssbenbeit aus BEN
Sebsn zines arnten Sort.s 3ullebrers
Sas . ument6rtd,e "a. Cine Gridbluns hem Bill
benoen Utter eemipmst
eoia BON IaanenSHrs. Cine Gei&i&te bes alter.
tbunS.
Genofepa. Cine Der i66nfsn unb rabrenoftem (e.
tbihten bes IItertbums.
Die Nfadbttsan. Cine intereIante @ef&i@te.
Robert. eer - atfenfnabe, ooer: Das 4nbsnfsn
an Die Wfuthr.
eubmis, Der WvSmanheres.
g ieben @r3db unsen.
Sdnnetpn Mnb Mmalts.
emma pom S~inienaein. oSrr: ooh H,a@t xu.s
gut.
xsiibe M gen. Gin ssIai&tIiass osmalOs.
0as Der prene Rinh.
Das 9dubd,en Das gambfdloA.
Der CUTE UrieprIn une Der bbfe Dtetrtd.
Die Grafn 3nlia. OOsf: ainoli&s 2isbe, xreu.
eottfrieb, Der iunss &inFesIsr.
Der Wbrffbaum.
Die fleine 3antenfpteIerfn.
DaS 3dmmdben.
8%ernonbo. 9.bsnsssf@iats zines iuns.n crafen aus
eupiermiim,en umb @olsAaae. Das goseI.
neffdsn pie aapene beim sB%oifsbab.
bette Grbtbeil.
Scr Niamautrins. Oss MarlenbilS.
, 1876-03-21
Aeenten Derlanst!
Cast Adrift! Cast Adriftl

three Years in a Man-Trap" unb Ten Night
in a BN'Room." ppa &. c. Nrtbur. Das Iesf.
unp srpBie BUD pisiss ~ssfstsrtsa SartfttsH. . - elan
ssnb taultrirt, elegant e~stunben, wirr su 2auisnpsn sn
3eitunaen hes quupss auf eas @unfiste b~surtbell
Sine Ssi9ibts ron gsrtrt6sn unb Sslsieisunesai n
unferer Wtitte, psiUe gu pr ~rubiaftn 5er,sR iprsheu
Der Mrralitdt bertrtsn ale Sefese. 9ssaisn, peldt
,,Man-Trap" ssrtduftsn, mullen mtnbefens MO .ui
nal 10 Sitl @rempiare bteies Su&es ~perfaufsn.
PORTRAIT In Stabiat6 rtrb stnsm lsben Subfribenttn
uberreiGt. Hef6retbsnbs @ireulare unb ipl&s NIT ben
Bebineunesn psrben frsi aui Anfrass ssrienest ssn
3. u. Stoecer1 u. Co.. pabItfbers, 733 Sanism
Strase, 9btIa., pa. 17iuni4Sp;
, 1876-03-21
SDatt'S 2ebenS.8 aliam.
Gin meDiiiniihes Munbcr.


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Stadium, Serse'n, 8bniss. Arantbett, @rpfpelas, ate
GeiGuurs une bic iGlimmGen Jdae pom Bluttr antpst.
ten, srcs. sSUsSs, ssssr; an. stsssalete.a. Mins.
auer NeintSunesmtttsl ssbeiIt. Derielbe III srs,unp.
3panSi8 Sabre binburt pom publttum erprobt, sat
Eunberttduttnee pom 5aaen gebetlt unb eurtrt nets
rem mao Vprltrtft 8enpmmen. SIT elm F6eres 9etl.
mittel ppn 5tlttln tn duen ~beilbaren 8daen, eurirI pie
%flnlften a!tsn @sidwlre, ielblt no Ger 8nc&ea i&pn sn-
esfreRen III.
Spatt's 3ebens,NaIiam curirte 5errn 8. 9. avn
map, Gra9Deen i'm Tart-2beater 3u Broctlpn, ". o.,
pcn drpniiGen Npeumatismus, ndtoem berielbe psne
@tfcls RON ben oprSlsliGlten Nerttea &urppa's anb
4merifa's bsbanpelt wprpsn mar.
SDdtt6 tebenS.S aifam curtrte Serrn U. u.
5pas, Dpdmafter Nc. III Waptpn Str, BON stnem
eetdbrltdcn 9eitplr, naGbem er feds Dipuass I'm
SrUapmav Spipttal mar une bort ais unbeilbar srtidri
puree.
Spatt's 4ebens.BaIiam tstlts Ssrrn 5acpb otptt,
OfNcs NO. PAP Greenpi6 Ctr, BON eiaem i~croiulrlen
Seltpure, Webei bic 5dulntb ltpn Bis auf ben Rnp@en
seerun9en mar. Serr ". bat rpaprene 10 Jabren sad
Bei6epener Seiluna teine Wteeerbulung Der Rranipeti
~srfabren.
@par's ::eebens.Baliam eu,trte Ssrrn gDiuiam
Springer, No. 1855 Srpome Str, ppafdnets Don sat-
,lneetem Nbeumatismus 10 ernfli6er Nrt, paB bsrirlbe
cen Self hes 8rantsn itpn Serpirrt bate. Der OF
aannte 'rnnte n,6t leine Sanb sum Sopfs srbeben xne
rar wabrsnp prsisr Ntpnate ans Bet %astefelt.
gu baben in her Saupt, Office, 246 @ranb Str, xat
oct 9p%ptbstern i'm %uGenrstnfn, au 81 per 5lafte. SvGs
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Spatt's berhtmte SetImttteI ftnh
Spatt'S uufeblbarer 3ebenS' Bali am AZ ST. 90.
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| SIPS. - Spatt's @ulmOntc BALKAN. pber her S8p.np.
iudtisen "reunb, ~ St.00. - Spatts Swis 9int.
nisnt, %untehlpar tlr veieen unb S6necsen ieber Art
u 50 Gents. Spatt's Snsa, Sur rar @rtdltuns
Rppfpeb, Snhusn8a, @atarrt, su Is Gts.
Wenn ebtae arlttsl Mot in eurer Apctbefs pbcr dH ~.
rem 9lase ~ baten ftub, 70 penps man i'd brett an pat
Central GepSi 246 @%Eanstr.. y; ..
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usbsrna bin per 9rprss Osrfatdt bsim baltst
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