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A Noble Career for women.

TO the Editor Of The SaT.-when so many
ladies are In need OF employment, hope 4
may do some good by pointing out how they
may lead not only highly honorable and
useful, but also self supporting lives. i
mean by Qualifying themselves TO Get a.
professional nurses. The calling has been
brought into some disrsspect by the Ssirey
Camps and Others OF that class, hut they nave
only the same relation 70 the intelligent and
wel-trsined nurse that Quacks do 10 the
scientific and experienced physician.
slluce particularly 10 the training school
Tor nurses connected with Bellevae Hospl-
tai, in the city Of New York, and do so be-
cause circumstances have given me a
knowledge OF IL, and with q desire TO draw
attention TO all similar institutions In that
city and elsewhere. In that school ladies'
are taken Tor one month as prObattOners.
During that time they receive no pay, bat
are supplied with board, washing and lodg-
tDgs free Of charge. IL the trial Is satisfac-
tory on both sides they become pupils, and
besides continuing 20 enjoy the items previ-
oukly furmshed. have, under the ma me Of
pocket-mOney, Sl0 a month for the q ret year
At the end OF that time, and having PASSED
an examination, they are paid, believe, SIC
month, aud holS themselves st the call OF
the school for one year more, when they re-
ceive certificates as professional nurses and
meet with ready employ ent at the highest
rates: Some take charge OF hospita $ In diff
ferent parts OF the country; others follow up
the course OF instruction they have begun
and become phy sicians; and others as nurses
enjoy the highest standing In their calling
and Its accompanying remuneration.
A good constitution Is essential To the due
performance of the work, bat youth il not.
Not few OF the pupils are what shall call
middle aged. A tolerably good previous
education is necessary. Some OF the pupils
are ladies OF ample means, who take this
opportunity OF learning 10 lead practically
useful lives. IL has sometimes been my for
tune 70 be guest In the receiving room, and
L can truly say that their Intelligent and
sympatbysiDg conversation among them
selves as 10 each other and their patients
made upon me an impression that can never
be efaced.
In the school and hospital they are treated
as students, and not as servants. At their
nome the board, &c, are all that should be de-
sired. Lectures are given by leading physfs
clans for the purpose OF iDstructing them,
and they receive proper tuition In various
other ways.
There are few II any walks in which an nm
married woman can lead a more honorable,
useful and practically Christian life than 10
the career thus opened 10 her. IL also en-
braces pecuniary Independence.
Those who wish for more complete In
formation regarding the institution have
mentioned can obtain IL by addressing the
Principal Of the Training School, BELIEVES
Hospital, New York. i have, no viewer meauI
70 write not simply for the bepent OF that
school only but for The public good.
Pko Bono PUBLICo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-15

AMERICAN EAGLES to the amount of ffty
thousand pounds sterling were withdrawn
from the bank OF England y esterday for ship
ment TO New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-15

SERIOUS Strike RI0rs-The strike of
the mechanics OF the Del aware, Lacka wan
ma and Western railroad company, which
has been In progress for six weeks past, cul
minated at Scranton yesterday in q serious
riot The strikers made an attack upon
some OF their number who had lately return
ell TO work. and during the fight which co.
sued several were severely Injured. More
to 81 sas On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-15
MosE TRoUBIx ron GEN. CaooK.
neyennes On che " ar PATH.

NEW 1okk' NOV. ia syduey, Neb,
olspsIcn says passengers ca Toe stage from
Red Cloud agency say the CheyeuU es nave
left their camp on OAKLAND Greek snd gone
north to join Crazy Horse. These Indians
are better Ugh 'efs even than the sioux aud
this exodus VIII add great strength 10 the
force OF pSsed 10 Gen. Crook
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-15

The CENTENNIAL BREAK UP.-With the
fenn1al and the English, which has been
closed TO visitors, al the sections show more
or less progress In dismantling. Nearly All
been made ready for removal, and many of
the principal French exhibits have slread y
been taken away. The Italian section in the
annex 70 the art gallery remains almost In.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-15

TN THIRD CHuBcH CoHoREss Of the
yesterday. Bishop Paddock delivered tho
opening address Rev. samlel 0sgood, OF
Nev YCr5; rcd RrPsr on "rhe True Place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-15

M TLDEN AND CHARLKs FRAHcre
ADAMs TAKE A DRIVE To0BrHER--Gov.
Tilden, amer breakfasting Monday morning.
mounted bis fAvorfte saddle horse and start
one O'Clock for luncheon. A. two o'clock h
was driven, together with the ladies on hiS
household, 70 the Windsor Hotel, Where .
late candidate for gubernatorial honors M
Massachusetts, TAXING Mr.. Adams Win hin
In bis open wsgon, The party drove mp The
depce at six O'Clock. Afp>r dinnSr ~.
Adams and the Governor were driven s~ai
20 the Windsor Hotel, from whence Mr.. IN.
den r0tuYped at 10 81 Nesp York World
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-15

BASE BALL BANKRUPrCY.-The treasurer
OF the Athletic base ball club reported 10 the
annual meeting held In Philadelphia last
hight that the club was bankrupt To the an.
ient Of more than six thousand dollsrs. due
mainly to Its players. 1t was stated that .
report would be made At the next meotfug
suggesting Q full arrangement for q settle
ment OF what was called ssthe clubs tempo
rary embarrassment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-15

stockholders OF the proposed permanaut a.
htbttion 20 be held on the osntsnniai Rrounds
held meeting yestsrday and elected thadr
Lam worth Of the stock remains 20 be taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-15

THE ALABAMA LRGmLArURB met at
Montgomery, yesterday, nearly every MEM
DER OF both houses being present, and tom
democratic caucus has nominated Hon, j.
W. Cobb for president Of the Senate. and
Hon. j. Clements for speaker Of the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-15

YOUTHS SUITS. from to Is years. ut prices
ranging from O. 10 els.
Boys SUITS, frc2 to Is years, from $3.50 10
CHILpRENB SUITS, CAPE and ULsrEB
OVEkCOATP, from "a TO el0.
great many articles too numerous 10 mention
at prOportionste prices.
- CuQ and C0nriEce Yot1seu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-15

kilograms to The Star.
CONTESTED STATES.
Three Hayward Sisters.
FLORIDA FIGURES.
THEY SUIT BOTH PARTIES.
CHARGES CT FRAUD.
LONG CONTEST EXPECTED.
LOUISIANA.
GONE FOR HAYES AND TILDEN.
iHlIS WAT THR Returns SIT.
CHARGES CAPITALIZATION
SOUTH CAROLINA.
HAMPTON'S MAJORITY REDUCED.
PRESIDENTIAL RESUlTIN pOUBT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-15

THE excellent October number OF the Ell
inboTough Reciel0 (Scott & Co. reprint, re-
ceived from f. NJ. Whitaker, has an inter-
estiDg article on the Turkish question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-15
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
= BRANCH OFP'CE.

WILL BIZ ePEHDD on M0ADAY, Oct. Nd. ls7e
- Psekssss, Freight and Aoneys received and
forwarded to ell parts OF the United States and
Csnsdss, By passenger trains IN charge Of careful
and sxDertsnced messengers Orders to can for
freight will receive prompt attention. oct16 In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-15

MAINLAND POSTMAsTERs.-Phelps R.
Wilson is appointed postmaster az Ander-
son. Prince Georges county, Nd, vice a.
Spicer, resigned. Miss Sarah A. Leierer is
appointed postmaster at Ac0keck, Prince
Georges county, Md, vice PAilip Il. Led
erer, deceased,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-11-15

iHlTS WAT THR Returns SIT.
Smyrna times., 1876-01-19

?. u.
The Mixed Train will be run subject 10 dsIsvs i,.t
time Is given. T ''' at S'a'I'uS Where
=, SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS. .d5,,;o,, =.
SSe ABOVE leave smyrna for Clayton 1880 A. NJ srS
r; A. Leave Clayton tor smyrna 725 A. NJ 9S and an
IN NJ 70 make connection with trains North and Si5 V
H. F. KENNEY. Superintendent.
Smyrna times., 1876-01-19
BREAKwATER FRANKFORT AND WORCESTER R. R.
SOUTHWARK.

o, trains OF Junction * Breakwater Railroad mall.
GiOse connection at Georgetown Del VIII ~ man M ~
bTeakWater d Frankford and Worcestcr 20 Z iiis o
c.3 ~ cnange OF cars between Harrington 1oI ord
for fine oysters io0'e@sue bay noted
Flsse1gers taking this route will find corn6,-t.,,
caIs ana accommodating conductors ''''''e
- SktOh Wnlch Is near the line bct,rcor No.
rnd ana virginia stages connect will, tbes,. - ii
Hlstaht; and DrummOndtown " miles dit,t iiIe :
Virginia "' 'ie Easterh Shore Of
=, passengers from Delaware Railroad corroo. -.
harrington at Lib p NJ. with train Eng al
of each week O4 tuesdays ana Fridays
trains running as above connect ot 7 o,ro, - IT.
Vol % tb FIuays OF each week with steamers for New,
ti c .l1t leaVe at P. NJ. having good acconTnnS
freight very low. H"'es OF iare and
tIalIs connect in the morning at Ievee mol c,,,
POnts named above on Tuesdays ana iOl ; AZ
~ IN that LEFT New York at p NJ the daT.
o, G connection is made with trains SrtL
1-i1,aiI a vi the Delaware Railroad by which tba
rail. 'ii'ii9Iia may De reached by
1, AZ befln passengers can take the Wicor,ico ,.,
Crisheld, and other points iIIhcess Anne,
1 at1elgnt not perishable is received ever lo, - a..
Pset vvAcePt sundays, for New York and All I,diTt
East West, North and South Yin "iiu All points
Tho dasiaPe d.q freight is received at ALL POINTS nm
Yor l e steamers leave Lewcs and IS due in Ne
iVIk Lar early the next morning '1' III We"
u a. BROWN, Gen. Freight and Pass ,,,o,.r >,
D. q f., and W. Railroads ''''' -Aseiit j. a. H.,
ri Tiia,fsS ~ ~ 64; KNE; Gen. Supt o. D. S SEQ
I-OSIA5 dROOM, Supt J. 4. Il Z Y
:. =. siAf Supt b. & f., and w. Roads ian5+f
Smyrna times., 1876-01-19
HAMILTON & CUMMTNs
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

The undersigned having rclinquished the nractieo
Of medicine In Smyrna has placed bis bo5aI,s s,S
accounts in the hands of Wm. Wids with ,nxver =,
attorney TO make settlements Of all hills
SMYRNA, June 22d. RS. w. HIaONs M. b,
Smyrna times., 1876-01-19
IT PAYS! TT PAYS!!
WHAT PAYS?

L 1 rAnS every Manufactu-er Merchant. Mechanic
f lventor Farmer, or Professional Man to keen IN
the age. 'i'hN9 ana discoveries of
b;S pays the head of every family to Introduce into
fnStr , newspaper thatis Instructive one thar
anu encourages discussion among me meInEers ~
Smyrna times., 1876-01-19
JUNCTION BREAKWATER.
S.HHES HHESAi<WAIER & FRANKFORT
AND WORCESTER RAILROADS,
IN CONNECTION WITH THE
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
CHANGE OF TINE.
NORTHwARD.

VII IN La ana after MONDAY October 18th 1870 the trains
"'i- 'e Iu" as loiiows, daily except Sundays:
JUNCTION & BREAKvATER p y
Smyrna times., 1876-01-19
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Smyrna times., 1876-01-19
Maryland & Delaware r. r.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after SATURDAY January 1st, 1876 trains
will run as follows: ~ '-'''''
Smyrna times., 1876-01-19
-aa--$Sz'- = ~ Z ~ GrInQDNT j..

The REMINGTON SEWING
NJ AcHINE has sprung
rapidly into favor as pos.
Sessing the best CoMB1NA-
TIoN of good qualities,
namely: Light running,
smooth, noiselcss, rapid,
durable, with perfectI.o
Stitch.
1t is aShuttlc Machine.
with Automatic Drop
Feed. Design beautiful
and construction the ycrv
best.
Smyrna times., 1876-01-19

BENNINGTON No. l Ma
chine for family use, in
the Mad yem ofis existence,
J: has met with a more ,qtoi,l
increase ctr0tio Of Salcs Man
aly machine on tile market.
REAIrNGroN No. 2 Ma
chine for manufacturing and
+; family use, (ready for de-
livery only since June.
1879, for range, perfec-
tion, and variety of work,
is without a rival in family
or 'cOrIShW.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-15

Sic aetG)eu5dan iibtr NiAolas
Bfrana. DER elmer am NDelio Des so.
Npril NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. erla8, ipuroe
WontGg III Der Boli;siitation oil oer r..
StraBe fortgeieBt. NuS ben 3eugens
onsiagen 9ins berpor, DaB Der 8eritorz
bene, Elm iuneer NauiboIo BON 10 Sab'
rem. Ith, wabrl6sinli@ in trnnfsnsm
Suitanb, aui cine in 1auie oes 0srrn
Treo. Wnruefe, $50. 90 Welt ~. StroBe.
9efeterts 0o6Sttt oyGngen polte. Sin
trlberer Gerint. in benz gemeloet Duros,
oaB Efran9 elmer Der einBeIaoenen G6lte
eerpeleH lei, mar irriG, oerlelbe lpar i'm
0sgentbeit feinem Der IbeiIneb!ner an
Der 6eltIi6teit nd5er tefannt. 9totirli&
tpuroe benz iun9en VRann Der GintritG
psripetgert, norouf er auf Der StrGBe in
Slreit geristb uno bon lsinem 0egner,
oeflen Soentitdt niht feitgeitelt lper6en
%fonnte, cine burd eiu ltumpies Snltru=
ment Oeruria1te ShdpeIusrIebung ers
belt, al Der er einige Sage lpGter per:
11ieb. SSn oteiem 5inne fpta0en ii6
aud Die @tidipotenen in ibyem Wabrs
IprI6 aus, morauf Die BRET Gefan8eneH,
9enro 2ampe uno Die Brioer Burger
baulen, iofort III sSreibeit geieBt puroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-15
Der 0teAnearRf.

&tnbbieb.- Die b~eoenten6 0r6Bez
rem 3ufubren bon 9eitern botten 3ur
Solge, oaB Der %Dorgeitern berri6enoen
2dbmnng Elm Gnbe gemo6t murbe Mnb
bic 8retle aiemli6 ftetie paren. Die
9fGbfrase mar bauptid6li6 nab mtttle.
rem bis guten Berianbt= 5tieren. Cine
2aoung Util6fIbe broc1te $48 per Ropf.
Bretis: $4.25 fIr CUTE 9I6e, $4.25 fir
cine peeroe rTeeoers" uno 81. 4O-5.40
flr quite bis ausgeiu&te sIatte GerianOt=
Sorteu.
Stride !3ufubren: 45s Stld. 9ers
tGute: 100 StIf.
9 bmeine.- Sn SoI9e aientIi9er
Suiubren uuo gutter Nabfrage uuf Ser
fanotz Re6nuna fir 0ftlibe Stdote fttes
gen bic Breiie 3-1Oc per 100 3funb fir
auseciuNte eIatte Bartien. 8erpaGer
manten pieIe GinfGufe au oie1er Steies>
rung.- Breiie: Sc. 35-6. 80 fir v@uls~
WnD 2IusiduB, $6.90-7.25 fir eeDDbrz
Ii9e bis ausseIu9te unb $7.4o fur etne
e%rtracglatte i6Dere Bartie. Ser gsarft
lbIoB itettg.
Die fril6sn 3HFubreu betrusen 10, 7o7
Stiid.
S@ofe. = Ser Rartt mar aftip.
Rretle ran9irten BON $5--7 fir gen0bn:
Ii@e bis EXTRA CUTE S1afe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-15

Sas @eIbdft Lei6ter. 8erfGufe rangirz
ten bon ll2-l2c. Ser Gorratb mar
grnH.
Nriides Obft- mar in Der c.e
tp0bnli6en 31abfro3e uno u%nperGnoert.
Qspfel bradten S3.5O-4.50 fir oute sis
ousaetDdblte uro 75c-$l fiir ecriuoe Ii.
oroindre. Bananas $2.5O-5.50 Der
8unoeI. ie mad Yr6Be. Oranqcn, fir
Meiiina> uuo 8a!ermo> Stiten 81. 5O-6
uno $40 fir UnIentta. Gitrouen
tpnrbcn perfauit gu $4-5 IIr quite bis
ausseiu6te.
eI-par in 3iemIider 0ah.
frage uilo ltettg. 6lbner brodfen 81 5
per Gbo. nno GurteDe l2-l5c 2 Yfo.
Gnten flau su $500.
EortoffeIu- batteu grnBen 8or>
rntb ltlo tpareu Hau. Guotirt 3u 20
Csc per Buibel Garlaoungsn Beanblops
uno 28-33c EetGiI I'M Gtore. Ser
miidte urto oroinGre Sorten 1920 per
Bu. Neue 81 $3-4 per SAP iIr Jteu
Orleans uuo $6-7 fir Bermuda.
Trtf@e BegetabiIien- Oas
0elhdTt mar 5ienli6, aber bic Breiie
in TOIge rei@li6er glngebote lei1ter tpie
folgt: Spinat $l.00 fir 1>gu.: Riften
nno $3.50 per SOB. 3aotes6 den 20
Csc per DBo. asparagus $1-l.25 fir
euten Bis ausgepablten. Wurfen 75c-
ST. per Dbb. @riue @rbien $685.
per Riite. String : 8ohnen $3.50 Der
Settle. BieeRFon3en 2-3c per Bfuuo.
:Swiebeln lanalam All 5-15c p Dubenp.
Notbs HIben $3.50 per TaB nno 75c tnr
4;busGiften. Jt:ue Haben 81 per SGB.
Rrautf6pfs $l-l.25 . DB6.
RaIbfLeii6-uar aiemLi6 fIau uno
Die Brsile nnter gettei9erten OHerteu
lei6t. Yerfdufe: 3-4c per Bfo.
@tIbpret.-Sauben, nts[ gorratb
uno nieorteer, gu soc per 0bo. fur ses
fieberte. $500 fir geIdlahtete uno IS
soc fir Iebenos. SadsS 3uepfen 81 ,25
uno Ylouer 90c..
Saamen.- T6imot5b mar ettDas
Ieibter su $2-2.7O fir gep0bnli6en Big
eutsn uno baS 9ei6dft nat lebbaft.
&Lee Iau gu $8.50-9.00. Slabs rubig
gu $l.lG-1.30. ungarifher uno Nfiuet
in eutsm Bprratb uuo rubig gu 4O-50c.
Spirttus-Oer Dlarft MAI felt uno
itctig, NIT @ertGuieu pom $50 SAB au
$l.07.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-15
Sic 2lbf0unnIinae Der Gpspepiie.

Seine alaie 9atientsH it msar gu besausru ais Ss
0pspsptii@su. ha bic Rran tbeit. an ber it IsiSsH, d.
Graeuserin elmer sabIreidsreu &aasommenl@at quaS
lsnber Sgmptoms lit ats isbe onhers Tranfbsit. Ans
bererisits Fnb fe au b~ss!aGwaHidsn. ha5 g taT aas
Gualeu, BITE ns Gusitsben. elm md4tisss. iI9sres nne
anseHebmss 6siimittsI in Der 4otanif siebt. HofcfS
ter'5 YsaaembitterS itartt mSdtis bas .3susHssDeRs
beg gtaseus Hnb bsiSrbsri iOmit Elm ansemsIsiss &ns'
f9eiSeu unS SIiebsn Der Gesooannssidite; es beIebt Die
eiugsidrumpitsu unb 9eI&pd6tsn RagsnrpaHSe, 9etist
bic Gale in Sen FIR re bsitiwmten Neg unb rst,t bic
unt5atissH qtnsewsise uUb bic TRACE geber an. Dtels
~raOisaIsH 3~irtunseN wevben poa Der &isSsr9eritsuHaa
bss Hpps.its. ss TIeii6ss mnb seiuHhen S4laies Bee
steiiet. iowie pon Der gsisitisuns Der 9labanseH, SeS
Sobbrenusns, GfslssilEIs. 6srsIOpiens, S4Dinseis'
buntetsefdrbtsn ite4srbsn llyiH;. aoriiamsr5eH IUs
pisIsr Gussrsa ~qpal.u0.n Gpmptsms Der Gpspepie-
20.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-15
Gtt& Sriu nsrD.

Sa, mir nennen IS einsn Srinmpb.
tpenn cine 0leoisin 10 bersciteQt iueroen
fam. bag lie anaene6m au nebmen 1T,
NIB bod ben 0eiLapsd noQfommen err
reiht. SoIhs Weoi3in fino DR.. Pierce's
Purgative Pellets (QbTibrune5 &a9els
heu), bon benen Der S6reibsr bieIer
j3eiIen eiuiee erbielt uno fe in ieiner
ei9enen Samilie %crprobte. Olele Ilgelz
den ooer 4iuheu babeu nur elm Tunitel
Der @rSBe actr1bnlidtr Biaen, ltno aus
Itarf eoncentrirten Wurjet= uuo Hrduterz
ertracten b.rseltelt unb 0 elmer 8uders
bede umeeben. lJrantfort, SnOiana.
Weekly Crescent. ~
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-15

que 1WWet3eTtVWe XSODktDu%t8S
fettS=8eieni@aft erpdbIte in Der
idbrIi9eu 9sneraIperiammlung oom Z.
Dtai folgenoe 9erren ais Beante ilr oas
Iaufenoe Sabr:
BrGltoent: 6. Boerlin; !. 8ice= gr6z
fioent: 8. gnoeris; 2. Bic ezBrdiioent:
". Stiblt; Gorreip. SetretGr: a. 5oz
Ituaer; Yrotofou. 5etretGr: S. 8aens
atger; Sdabmetiter: s.. Bir6meper;
Subftituten: S. U2iaer, 6. 8eruer unb
u. Wer3.
Dem 9e6rudten Sabresberi6t entneb=
men mir, oaB Ill Perionen unteritIBt
tuuroen, DeI@e it6 auf bic Rantone Der
S6mei3 wie folgt Dertbeilen:
Narsau 16. 8aie[ 7, Bern Is, 9Iarns
G., 9raubIn5eu 7, Neuenbnrg /, Sbaffs
bauien 8. ct. @auen 9, S6wp3 /, 500
lotburn 3, Sbursau IA, @aabt 8, 3lri@
IA, !3ug l..
sur nnterftiibunsen uuroen berauss
sabt $34O.89, fir oie8srpaltung 1881.
Das Serm0geH Der Geieu1@aft bsltebt
aus $4,000. As.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-15

nehmen pecuniGr bon 9r0Btem GrfoIge
be9lsitet lit.
Das in's 2cbcn Greten = bieIes Gil4
suges, ser nit bem BON Der eualilder
9tegierung ulterltlstsn Gil: Boltlujtem
Der inoiihcn Neoi( pia Brinoil; llah
Calais su Derg(eibeu 1etn biirIte, lit be-
lonoers 0rn. gS.8 y. 9bomion in GuIeoo
81 neroanfen, DEM aud iebt noh Die
OberIeitung ilber ben Ssrfehr Der Yoltz
Gil3lige anpertraut lit. Shaoe; bdB benz
9roBen RetIenoen @erbaro NDbLfs, Der
III Der lebten9tunmsr oer@artenIaube benz
ameritaniIben @iIeubobuoerfebr cinen
na0 oeutidem Wulter eingeritteten ios
g%enannten Sa9o3ua ais unmogli6 abs
ipri6t, feline Vele8enbett 9eboteH ipuroe.
oieien Bug 5u benllgen; ietue Nnihten
witroen oaourh getD;B Guoere eeporren
lein.
Die @obItboten fir ben B~rteFuerfebr
bur6 bieleuYoT3ua fomnen nabesu alien
Staaten JtorosN msrifa's au @ute, nas
mentlt1 aber Wem>Oorf, BeMuipluanieH,
Ohio, SnOiana. Sutnois, Mi6ignn,
Bisconltn, Soma 1pie ben %gelainmten
tueltlt6en mo 0itItheH Staateu; 70
erbdlt Chicago 9%egentDGrti9 bic Noit IL
bis IA Stuloen fciIber ais porber unn lit
IS 1t0erlib nur 81 beoauern, baB Der
@Ou9reB in ieineu 8ori6[Ggen fir Grs
lparuilie i'm Boltoepartement Der grbaLs
tung oieieS 3ugeS ni9t He9nuug qetra;
gen bat. 9ta6 benz betreffenbeu Gsisbs
%enttDurf, tpclher unter Mnberm - Ners
minberuns Der @ebalte bon Museiteuteu,
Die Iber $1,000 be3Iebeu, urn IL Sro3ent
beuntrast, ferner Der Nesierung ni6t
ipeiter %erl1ubt. Gontratte init Gtienbabz
men fir Notwithstanding eiu3ugeben,
tuel6e ei1e Sabreei@pinoi9feit Don iiber
80 Wleileu per Stuuoe porausleBen (oer
bier beipro6ene 3ug legt per Stunoe az
Wfeilen 3uriid) pirbe Der bier belproz
3ene BolteiIsug, faus iener Gntipurf i'm
Senate our68eben iDute, aI ben Tooten
gu aablen iein.
Oa man I'M Boitbepartement tpeuig un6
an6 unter ben @ilenbabn9robe nidt piel
BON Der bielem 3uge Drobenoen @efobr
bolt, gebt ami beiten Daraus beruDr, oaB
in SDrecuic ee9enudrti8 cine ueue Sos
fomotiDe on9eiertigt miro oeren
Sbmungrao etnen Dur6melltr bon 6
SUB boben iou un6 msI6e, bel einem
&aiiersebaLt bon 1000 9auonen, Die
Weile III elmer balben Rinute 3uriid3us
Iegen permag. Dur6 Die 1%n,psnoung
hieler Ufai6ine f0nHte Die Sabrt oes
Ypiteil3uges apiiben Jtep,gorf uno Der
0artenitaot auf % bis "a Stunben psr>
rtngert peroeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-15
: Cine fedssebnidbriae S@0ne aus

Cine fe9s,ebnidbrige S90ne aus
benz bena6barteu Bier : Ntben nit benz
ibre 9etmat iofort D%erratbenoen Jtanen
Warp Biermann branute ibren Gltern
our6, I'm ii0 in Chicago oaein uno auT
etgene 6anlt su ere0Ben. Oie Gltern
betamen aber pom Dem Nufentbolts ort
tbrer Sobter Q8tno uno tbeiIten oeinlels
ben Der Boliaet init, augIeih I'm bieGers
baftung unb NIdlenoul9 Der llngeratbea
men eriudenb. Yoliaiit Brennan pom
Der Nafeitr., Station, lamb oas Mdoben
IN tbrer Bebaulung uno brG6te fie mad
Der Station, pon no tie Ibrer Gltsru
3ugelaUot meroen miro,