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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
THE COURTS.
A PECULIAR RAILROAD CONTRACT.
THE ARRANGEMENTS FOR BUrLDrSG THe CENTRAL
BRANCH UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

THE ARRANGEMENTS FOR BUILDING THe CENTRAL
BRANCH UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Judge LarremOre in Supreme Court, Special
Term has fled his decision in tire suit Of Samuel L.
Tredwell against Ralph W. Pomeroy and SO other de-
PENDANTS. All owned interests in the building Of tho
Central Branch Union Pacific Railroad and this suit was
brought to compel accounting OF the profits Of tho
road The original incorporation known a. the
Atchison and Pixies Peak Railroad Company. and was
entitled to subsidy like other Pacific roads. In MAY
1868 the owners Of the franchise made agreement
with one Osborne sell him the franchise contract
bud the road, and he to recoDyey this contract
to them in certain shares The contract was % build
and equip the road for 100 miles for s5OO0.OOO
$4,000 to be paid in cash, 100000 in
first mortgage bonds OF the road, SI,6OOOO0
in United states subsidy bonds and ~ 10000 IN the
land subsidy Mr.. Osbornes assgnees to be bound
only for his their ratable shares Mr. Osborne con.
yeyed back interests this contract ~ Mr. pOmerOy aud
thirteen Others proposed and they made among them.
selves and with Mr. Osborne contract reciting the
contract Of the road with Osborne and Osboos assign
ment to them and hateach Of them subscribed for GER
tain the Railroad Company their subscriptions be-
lng in the proportion OF 500 shares Of the stock Ira
interest i'm the contract They agrecd 10 pay such
ments ms the directors OF Company might levy and
that the payments 81 the Company should De made 20
Treasurer selected ny themselves and that the persons
In interest shond seyerally be liable, each 10 the obe
ONLY for the respective ratabe portion ~ tue Obligation
assumed under he contract The $50 200 was III ex
tent OF the cash subscription 10 the stocA o tae Company
The treasurer OF the Company TIE y OF the
Association.
Judge IarremOre, after reclting the facts in the SUIT
states that IL il necessary consider the many ques
presented, the first question i, Did the agree
ment OF OsbOrue's aSSigucP5 make them partners as
toward each Otherl II that question Is answered IN the
negative. Tredwell cannot MAINTAIN this action. lie
that essential OF partnership II that each part
may bind all the others H. contracts WITHIN the scope
OF the contract The Osborne contract and assignment
provides that the assecs shall only be bound 10y thef
ratabe portion There severance OF liabilities and
interests at the outset They were stakeholder, as Wei
as contractors community OF interest In Joint
transaction will not constitute partnership, and that
ali that existed here. He therefore dsn.ses the
COMPLAINT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
BRET HlETLS PLAY.
ONLY A PARTIAL SUCCESS At CHICAGO.
From Tie Cii.a,s TrijU., NUNS.

The first representation Of Mr.. Bret Hartc'S
plav. 1icu Of sandy Bar" given last night ny
iue Union square Company. Tie pay Won q complete
popular, and partial artistic success. Those Who can
laldou The luuOn.4uiie- oil NT lIaIts literary prodUc
lions viii extend hearty welcome 10 TINS. his first dia-
matte work the NEST serious faults apparent m % are
tho cou,uicuous ones ol bis publ she'd writings They
faults oil design rather than o. execution. Their origin
lice back of tie Necessities o. stag work, though thsy
are Macu.Gyd IS exhibition on thc stage. Romantic
druuhards and Heroic gamblers u1cuags aud contra
dictious iu themselves; and when withhold aGura-
ton from these types OF characters We attack the soul
and Heart OF "Ivo Men Ut sandy Bar This We fccl
compelled 90 do. But it is st possible for play badly
conceived 20 deserve praise for hhctOu strokes IN cS-
CcuJn. The dialogue OF the play Is its principal urui
W.T. poetry, a1i uaiHO- constantly tAtmpHutA hA Hl
the cAaIaCi-s. We should almost say The taiug were
not decidedly aud unusually on the TIg, SIDE That the
average o. 5mariuoas Is too high The author has not
failed, either, u the arrangement OF situations. DIT.
narte haskuCcrcded wei iu Characterization Beng a-
pareuty confident OF bis ability in this respect DE mas
afemued great deal lie has introduced Spanish men
and women, Virginia gentleman, thiugman, q PIKE
County man. Yankee and co smopODidn gambler Jic
mas done ,Iry BIZ an these types but IL Is a of
grct that he has not rhod his efforts Ia fewer per
sons As Is, the play affords almost uADUuAdtd CppOF
tLnities for Tie actors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
4 cohnNLnIAN ANNIARsARY.

The COlumbians, or citizens OF the United
States of Colombia in South America, residing in New
York. celebrated, by banquet at DoinoncoS last even
ing the 66th anniversary OF Coombms Independence
The room was decorated with pictures OF Washington
and Bolivar and with the flags OF the North
and South American Republics. During the
banquet the band played national ana othet
airs. and after il speeches we're made Among tn,
,,r,,irgIt colombian visitors were joaquin Sarimento
and T. \. Irifc. Mr.. Schumacher, the German tohaUi
in NcWYUri also present. Between 50 or ~ pei
ms tool, part in the festivities. The following JOiO-
1ian firms were represented: MunOz ~ Espr,iIa D. de
Castro, Ferro SpauuoccGla, Caiacho iV!ia' hcI'A 4"
Halrio, and EunderlUrd d Ienuey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
THE FREE PUBLIC BATHS.

Daring the early part Of last month the
Commissioner OF Public Works was authorized by the
Board OK Estimate aud Apporonmcnt 10 advertise Tor
bids lor building -FOUR public floating baths Com
missioner Campbell stated yesterday that The contractor
had delayed him in furnishing satisfactory sUrctos, and
since the work was begun he had made slow progress
As consequence there was reason % hopo that all
the new as ms would be completed IN time ." De ~ ser
vice ti. year. lie thought perhaps ole %! Two 90 them
might ue ready during the latter pa.t of ie sea-
SON liz .aiu the contractor had agreed 20 DO tne WOLF
y, low aud nc dcrreurtcd that provision %. tie To-"
which requires l,ttug Oi an such contracts - va"
Lowest bidder without regard 70 other considerations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
EDWIN BOOTHS BANKRUPTCY.

,UUF YrsRs-A DIVIDEND OF FIVE AND oSE-
QUARTER PER CENT-PROyEp CLAIMS or Sl41,-
600. AND IMPROVED CLAIMS OF $3s, 900.
John H. Plat, the assignee in bankruptcy OF
Edwin Booih the actor has filed bis fin report, the pro-
crcdings having occupied over two years and haii
Although Mr. Booth has not applied for his discharge
his creditors have virtually given him all Of Them
sold tIcir claims friend OF his. dividend ot five
and cncquartcr per cent has been paid Ills paintings
were sold by tho ASST ngc for $3.50; stage prop Ttv,
$4,000 library and private theatrical wardrobe, $3.50
Ic estate Of Gases amos had secured claim Oifi 10000
a nth mortgage the th"atcr.
The following Is list Of the claims which have been
t,rH. "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21

people, instead OF which only about so or GO Frenchmen
welcomed them They also assert that they have been
rnisrepresented in the newspapers These men form
delegation from the syndicats Chambes OF Paris, and
came 10 the United States to inspect the industrial pnr
suits aud mechanical arts OF this country They nave
visited Philadelphia, and say they were not pcsed WIN
any department except the machinery They have also
visited Newark. N. j. Yesterday they visited several
IN this city ana also toos rlp 10 batN
Wells island They will leave this city for France to-
morrow on the steamer St. Laurent Government
die egation IS expected to leave France soon On the
same erraud as these men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
MOVEMENTS or DON CARLOS.

On account of the great heat yesterday Don
Carlos remained at the WIsdsor Hotel ali day, NOT At
tem4,ug any Sightseeing until evening when De drove
ou To Central Park lie said yesterday that ne wished
fo gee NaYor and its objects Of and expected
ura-, prevented 10y continuance OF tho excessive heat
tu take daily excursions through the city hut ad made
uo euiie plans. lie r.t word at the Office Of the hotel
c.tcIdly that me would the representative oi the
p!rss and received tgL most cautiously. lie does moi
speak English al all, bat cUnycrses III Frenc. spanish
trI n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
,rrcnANIcs, ~ rRAnERs, eA.INes nANK

William }. Best, the receiver of the Mechan-
ics and Traders Savings 5nshu tion in reference to
an article in yesterdays TRIBUNE IN relation 10 that
bank makes the following statement: 81 am unable as
present 10 form reliable opinion 10 tine condition OF
this bank. as my schedules not yet completed. But
know that tue that the dcpoSturS VIII receive
buf - cents il wholly Incorrect such statements are
calculated 90 occasion dep0SOrs Unn 'rcs,ay ald aud
Therefore be- that You "i contradict this one ~ %out
issue tomorrow shall furnish you al The earliest
pos IDLE moment with Oigid statement ~ the ihbl-
tlg, and tie present market ydluau O the assets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
Id EyInENcE on REPrRMcAN REFORM.

70 INC q V,IVT ""
SIR: Not all Of the readers OF TuE TRIBUNE
feel satGed wilh its support Of the Republican ticket
some Liberal Republicans cannot see the evidences OF
reform in that party sufficient encourage Us 10 wish
90 ,aref,,ote jts tulo What amount of protest do
hear from tine pa!l Grants last sweep Qua OF S"oI
laeu from places Of tusl There has not btn VISOR
% ,ati,I Of these bold acts in behalf ot Corrup
lion. Many seem u treat these Things a. goo" Ioh'.
I,aypa ulru EustoW, Jcyci, NfTRHu, ana m"a OF lnh
S..lp, believe the Republican party can PEG purified
on T BIS quitting il ont ui power; and # The br"ucI@ilc
marty cannot be- iumstcd with the mdni- OF tAr
G,,trmurnt. then bet us have new party.
G,s,t1 (Lto July Il. 1876. LIBERAL REPUBLICAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
snnoING rouENAMENr.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, July 20.-Hho shooting tour
nanet under the auspices Of The 81 Louis Gun Club.
began yesterday at the grounds OF the Association
Knkouue, six mile, from this city, and VIII continue
during the week. The prizes aggregate 800 Many OF
the best shots ~ the country are here, and Chc@Go en-
cluuati lpuisyiile, NcE-IUsk, philadelphia, ludauapo
U.s. aud IMey, H., specially represented several
hundred spectators are on the ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21

At railway station two gentlemen belong
ing to the district were warming thCUs1lc, A Wy
iu..ruOm when son of the Emerald l.e, "lath'I Ve'
9t tlBows" entered the room. ono az tIt gtuutiion
charctpri, tcUly humorous said % PAT, III bt MtV
i,.ino Won my chair to waym Yourself for siXptntt,
WUl TOu I" wac tine reply. " iu be Rltcr letting w
keen n Tor shilling and as nlcselt that has ndcA uec'
..f.' - v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
ACCIDENT TO AN EXCURSION TRAIN.

CINCINNATI, July 2O-A train Of three cars,
an UdIT,I.oGs' excursion from Newark 10 Yellow
Sp~iurs Ohio came into collision with haua car near
Columbus this morning, and ran OF bank 80 ict high
David REYNOLDS fireman, was killed; James Freeman.
engineer fatally injured; J G. IaylOr, Columbus, injured
internally, and eyeal others were bruised, NOT aiI1,lJ
IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
HAYES MUST REPUDIATE GRAyTIsM

SIR: Gov. Hayes in hi, io,isl Of acceptance
tells us that tie platform and resolutions are ~ accord
with his views and that De "hcary coueurS in the
priuculcs they announce" The Cincinnati Convention
hi sod Grant and Glant's administration, and Gov
iJy.. Iud,rSts these resolutions COY. Halc, by Ill
,or,ug tie Cincinnati resolutions iudorseS Grant siG
starfispl and we OF tine Liberal Republican party VIII
Je,udistc both Hayes and Grant unless Gov 4iyes re-
puFiaic tine Cincinnati resolutions D. w.
LeN.. lALl. .uIN IL. Is.O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21

vicious; Dufaure, acid as blighted pear; NJ. dAu-
diffret watchful, and Waddington COOL collecteo,
aud full of the time to come-which is his
think we shall find that the election OF Buffet VIII
leave matters pretty much where they were ana
that conflict with the Chamber of Deputies or the
nation will be avoided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
pISSENGERS ARRVEp.

FR0ll IIAvANA-ln steamship Citgf Vera cruz wy ~, Il
strs mia Il, Hail T.. H. Washington. Miss A. d. ~
ait A. Casanova Wlls children AMI servants D. NJ
CrtlIss AMI vile. Mrs. H. Wood, George Mason H. -
Leonard, simon Ntmln, j. N CuAt-to, nlL4u h-' 80
B., linda e. A. Carueyau and brother NJ. CheYalef ual.u
auJ s.r,ani "a - .alrre de a. IJIgentu, , e.lgloh
iurs5 ana ,auJ Miguel de Crdcuas, vie. ehAIe-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
JACKSON s. SCHULTZ FOR GOVERNOR.

SIR: The Republicans must look to the Last
fr candidate for Governor, and would propose the
name OF Jackson Schultz. Hr bas always been loVho
prompt and rrauy IN any emergency Az Tue h'du "l
ti STATE trct bis name would De the strongest, ana he
would command the vote Of those who desire true re-
form. I'i-L Oi''4'''
Nc,c- Toyl. July Is, 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21

Coroner WOltman held an inquest yesterday
afternoon upon the body Of Eugene Auilancy OF 30 l5o
Baxtcr-st The testimony showed that crowd Of boys
were playing GA "a truck IN front Of No. ~ BaSerst
on the e,,,ng OF july l. Ono OF the boys, James Ne
Donald, bad a cheap pistol, which was suddenly dis
charged and one OF the boys exclaimed Lug ,nc Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21

In n suburban school a teacher gave out the
word "p.ultcr 90 class M spelling. 10 wa,a poser"
TO AN t IL reached the foot OF the class, when curly
headed te fellow spct IL correctly, and Uu being asked
to dchnc H. shouted Out "More SALT!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21

Total. '''''' 40
The final statement @: the assignee shows balance ON
hand o. soC7 49, subject 10 petty rc.mbursemeuts
amyuutu, to 520l 10, leaving SlO6 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21
rrr7ycg vorKNG,rEY DGssATIsFIEB~

Tie French workiugmen who arrived here IN
the steamer 80. Laurent, recently are apparently very
much dissatisfied with their visit They say they eX-
p,cled that tey would be- received by the American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-21

All these claims, excepting .,se 81 Oliver Anne, and
Mary r. Booth have been assigned to James II. Nc
Wicker @. Chicago, III.
FoHowlasis The list Of claims which have not been
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-26
POST MONEY ORDERS

POST MONEY ORDERS
fnb bas f9erfe unb btatsfe Mittel
sur lleberlenbune BON @elb unb folIten,
wo fe ~ baben finb, ba3u 8ebrau6t
wereen.
Benn cine 3eituns pom stnem gcfs
amt an Elm anberts Serlest werten fpu,
70 mue INNER aud has Ypitamt an9e>
aeten iperben, 100 pte 3ettuns frdber
empfan9en trurbe.
@enn Semanb iein 8Iutt nt6t re-
eeImdeis empfdnst. uber fd uuf irsenO
cine 8eiIe Geblsr stni6lei@en, 70 ipate
Der tetreTenpe Asent fpwie bts 9er>
duseeber foslet6 baSCn bena9rf6tiet
werben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-26
AasIaaSiidDe Na6ritbten.

aaum iine bic unelidsbsri6te iitsr
ben llntersana metrsrer esutI6er Dams
pier Ssrbaut, 70 wirp rur6 ZEN Ieles
9rapbsn Elm neusr Sdifbru6 eemelpet,
iiber wel&en fcIsenes MtttbsilunSsn
oorliegen
2onrOu, IL. 5ebruar: Der Iam<
pfsr 6raneonia lfise bsute Natmtttue
unreit EUper NIT pem DampferS Straib
@lpee sUn @IaseOw sulammsn. Der
Reiel hes Stratb GIyee p!aBte uno i'm
nddften Nueenblide ldIua tie Gee
iiber rem Sdiffs ;ulummen. 3wst-
uncfdnfSia gafasisre srtranten, finf
itnb in DoSer eelanset uno pter aneere
lclIen an einem anreten Tunfte Ger
Stffe esrettet ,rOrpsn lsin.
Die foleeneen Ginsslbeiten lber eie
Ratafropbe fnb erbalien wUrren:
Der Dampfer Stratb glpoe rel1sr
BON eonron fur BomboY beilimmt war.
ron IpSer fOmmene, no sr lsinen
QcOtfen seIantet tatte, NOR unasfdbr cine
MeiIe pom Mayines Gud entFsrnt, aIs
ct ron elmer fa,fsn MUee erfo6t puyDe,
wslbe ieinen Sus na6 SdltOlt trsbts.
Sn eemielben &ugenbl de iiisB CT NIT
Der cen RanaI beruntsrtcmmsneen
6ranccnta nit furbttarer @swaIt aus
lommsn. AIS bic @plifpn erfolets,
wur sS balls finf nbr Nabmfttass.
3wsi Minutfn ipdtsr plabten bic Ssls
lei ees Strntb gIyee unb eerleIbe Sers
lanf In Die 2isfs. Die 5raneOnia
wurre ldwsr bsladrists tliet ubsr Fctt.
3rei Sdlepppampfts nubmen Ge TO-
fort ms S6lfpptau unc buslilten fis
IN cen Dafsn. 1as in Dcpsr lieeenpe
&sttunssbopt wuyDe In Sse eelohen.
fcnnte ater ste bic unSlddsfcue niGt
raid senus errsi6en, um aud nur eis
nen BON ben polaeisrsn oeer Der
Wonnlhoft ees untereegongenen Ddm<
piers su retien.
gpn zen ,,poGaeisren unb Wann>
ldoften res DampferS Strutb @lyes
Fnp II strettet unc SO ertrunten.
Depeiden mslben POM 18. 6sb.
Der Dompfer Stratb Glpre, neI6er
ssfern Na6mittne BON BEN Dompfer
Tranepnia eiHsm Der ~6ambureer unb
@eiinbilhen 9inie" anssbSrsnpsS z Diff
fe, sipet Meilsn Don Dopsr In ZEN
@runb 9stOtrt purbe, bate Is paGas
giere unp cine gemanrune BON AZ
SSpfen an Bcrr. 9on otelsn 70 Der.
lOnsn wurpen. iopisl man bsfimmt
rreie, 40 serettet. unter pieler 3abl
wuren nur leds paiaeiete unb pm
otslen 1T ieitbr etner eefOrbsn. 0on
ben sersttsten SeeIeuten InO leitber
pret NIT Sob ubsesanssn. Stint Yals
laeiere-eret 6srren unc ;wet Damen
-fCIsn BON einem SsssIfdiffe aufss.
nOmmen wOrren lein, pshen 8efim,
munssptt '9Onbon III. 0pn hem Der,
luntsnen Dampfsr rasen pie Wafsr
unsefdbr swausts Gue bod aus een
@afer berrCr. Die 0raneouia lag
bic Nadt iitsr auf ben Dlnen Sol
Deal Spr Nnfsr unb fubr NIT Iasss,
anbrub na6 9ennon, um rCrt ausss.
bs6srt su wereen.
SOnpUn, 10. 6sbr. Sn Deal pure'
sefern bic 9eidenl&au iiber Die Dor
rerfprbenen Spter ber Stratb GlYo
SatafrCpbe e5fust. {
@eitere tslesrupbtl&e NeuiStsitsl
pCn 9eIans mslren fcleenres:
Berlin. 18. Gebr. Dem @ert@ts
blatt 3ufUlse bat bic sufdnbise Sc
ri9tsbebbrre belGIohen, BEN 9rafei
Mrntm rsBen Gonpesuerratbs in rfi
Nntlnasfane au ptrlssen.
| Gin gerlinr Spesialtelesramnl mel
bet: Ner preubil&s Staatsanwali ba
BITE Belhlnenabme uno tinatetun9 be
etessnlanften bes @rafen Arntna be
antraet. Die Mntdnpiguns, hae &C
gen 9sBteren bic Nnflaae ses eanbes
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-26

ses Nufleben erre9t.
@Dn Wien fcmmt bic Nabrid,t, pae
bic Tpnau tort auegetreten 1T uno rtt
rsm Glu1e 3unddR selesensn Starts
tbeiIe iibsrlhwemmt bat. 1slegremmt
ppn Der bairilhsn @renss melpen tef
pie Donau uu feben;sbn 0us esitieeen
1T.
Nrs Wten lhrsibt Tan bonn q.
9anuar: Die lang eruarte!e Grnens
nuna ees Tpmptrpltes unb Weibbts
l6Ofss Or. Sutldffr gum Giirf gabis
lfbof ron Wisn TT nun CfFeisu etfelst
Ir. Sotann Sutidfer, Ger adte in cs,
Heits Der 8iener @rsbilG5fs iiebt jegi
In |stnsm IS. estensjabre; r ru ps
am II. Npril 1910 III @teis In Dee
ierreidil6 SGIefen esboren. Gsint
@ymnafaIs unp pbilolopbilaen Giu'
eisn lssts ct In Slmiis ;urad, fsine
tbsoIOsilden an Der gBienr unicsris
tat unp on Der b5beren Yrtefer 8iis
eunesanffoIt sum b. @usuitin.l Im
81. Npril 1888 wuree er gum a,isftsr
seweibt; stn Sabr fpdter sr!ansie CT cis
itepiosilhe Doetcrwlrrs. HutIIbfev
plemets fi6 uunmebr eem 0sbramte.
unb smar eccirts CT ni6t wsriscr ole
IL Sabre. lang bic MoraIs 1bsoIpsis an
Der uniosrf;at In SlmiiB. DansSen
bsfleirete er eie Stelle zines fiirftessbts
lhDfi6en Natbss uno Sscretairs, sis
nee AGsHers pss 8rdnnsr bilG5flicbeu
@onfiicytums une zines Gbgsnrom
bsrrn res Rrsmlirer @plIs1ial Capt
tels. NIs i'm Sabre 1849 pie Bila6fe
s sasrrsids su einsr 0eriammluua naG
Nisn berufen wusten, um ibre Wdns
l6e in 8strsf Der Ness!uns Ger ftr6lis
den gerbdltni1e ror3uIesen, nobm
Gutl9fer als NeIatus uno Ratbsebet
ees @r5bildpfss BON SlmilB an ben
0srbanpluneeu IbeI. Stit Gem 3aSrs
1852 lsbt sr in @ien. 3uerlf funs
quite er bier als 6Ofs unb 8urspfarrer
lowie Cslsihseitis) a!S SbstrpritsbsI
pes bSbersn prisiterr BiIeunsss Sniff
tutes gum b. Aueafttn, unD erbfslt nod
in Gem ndmltden Sabre 1852 BEN 81
tel eines Abtes sur b. Sun9frou Don
pasrany. 1854 tsat er In cen Staats.
cienit; CT murre ndmli9 Wtinilerials
rotb I'm Wintfisrium fir Gultus uni
unisrribt. Sn bielsm Nmte blieb E,
aud pann, ole sr Cam Z. Npril 1852
,um NsitbiF6Of unc Btidcf Dor
garbd in partibus ernannt muree
Rutltfsr mar Der psrtrauteffe 0reunt
uno @efnnungssenOG OGs3aul6er's, mel
der fh tbn itets gum 9iadfOIse,
pInl9te.
Das pdpfilibe Staatsbancbu6 fiji
pas Sabr 1876 III eben euessssbsr
wprren. Aus cemlslbsn 1T su entneb.
men, coe Die @eiammtsabl Der seiitli
den Ndrhentrdaer Der rGmtlhsfattcli.
1fen Rir6e ON 81. Des. 1875 fi6 GU
It66 telitf. DaS beiliee GolIeaiun
sdblt eessnpirtis 81 Mitslieoer; ia
triarben, Grsbil95ft unr 8il&bTe eib
ss 796 uns resu 274 SId6fe un'
gnbiIa5fe in partibus infdelium
| Dos beim b. StubI acerecitiSte Dtpls
matil9e Corps 1T 70 sufammfnssiisut
Oelerrsi@ @raf yuar; Sa!ern Sra
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the expectant bridegroom came 6rst aud
with expectation written on every line Of
his face, and his hands thrust into his
breec hes pockets, he perambulated the
depot platforms. and waited the coming
of his bride. On Friday evening she
arrived, and with Middeltons' photo
graph in hand she called out of the cars
in search OF her man. The photos may
have been inaccurate, at any rate they
passed and repassed each other until the
kindhearted conductor took them in
hand and gave them formal introduc-
ton. The Rev. Stafford was called into
the psrlor. and the marriage ceremony
was performed at about 8 p. m, the per-
sonal acquaintance of the parties not
then more than two hours old. On Sat
urday the wise old pair took Horace
Greeley's advice and went West.
A returned Black Hitler tells the Gold
News: The Deadwood region is divided
into four districts and twenty-five claims.
It was located by two or three old
"squaw.men," who knew where the
gold was, and consequently had the
I" dead wood" on their racket. They
divided it up into four districts, so that
they could have two claims each in every
district-a bar claim and gulch claim
and by this means managed to gobble up
the whole business. They never struck
q pick in their claims, bnt sold ont to
other parties coming in. Not one OF the
original locators is now to be found in
the country. They pocketed their money
and skedaddled.
The Gold Hill News says: A new sys-
tenn of blackmai has made itself known
in Virginia within the past month or
two and the vein has been worked profit
ably. Disreputable women place wine
bills against prominent citizens in the
hands OF the Constable to collect. The
D. Q. assures the Constable that he neve,
heard OF the women before and certainly
never entered her house. The officer
says he has nothing to do with that anc
requests the surprised gentleman Il
prove it in Court. Rather than subjec
himself to the publicity which unprin
cipled and sensational newspapers viii
a give him, the victim opens his purse ant
r pays the baseless bill.