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The daily gazette., 1876-02-09
NOTICE.

Intending to discontinue the Photograph
Business. those having negatives In my DOS.
session they wish TO preserve, will please
notify me soon.
offer for sale my Photographic Instru-
ments at low price. j TORBERT.
1ahio-ztaw4W Delaware Avenue,
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ULACK sII.Kn-Having place., yp, IJo,l
~ der with the manufacture are, AZ
France, OF the celebrated CacneshSto 10 otss
andra Black Ska, We are enao,,es ib''
our customers extra inducemeriI ~,
goods W. b: na street.
0ct.6 Ourth and marho
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CHERIrF,S SALE.

g CHERIFE'S SALE. Y
> By virtue Of fsundry writ Of Pr.
directed. will DO exposed toPuhli, H.
Factory of William A. Turner r. ~ N
Third street. Wilmington, Del in N.
tie county, Del, on ;" NV
MONDAY,
THK lith DAY OF FEBRUARY,Anl
At IL o'clock. AN, \
The following described personal ,sI
viz: ~f|
A large lot of machinery for IN. ma.
ture of shoes, consisting OF setting n M
trimming. beveline, chanelipR ~
rolling. moulding, raceing and .,,n,j
chimes; 2 leather splitters, / emor, IN.
gas stoves, l vice, 2toply burDi.b,r II
papering, l beeling and / prickips IA
q lot of mems. boys. misses and I'M. M
shoes. shafting and bnlting, | barI h
ment, tscks. silk thread. lasts, chair N
desk. letter prets. clock. fire proof nd A
Seized and taken in execution A. NJ,
pcrty of William A. Turner 4 Co, Az,
sold by WIN. II. LAMBSOy NJ
Sheriff's ONCE. New Castle,
February 2. A. d. 1876. ieN4
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NOR RENT-The property AIS I'D dsssJ'
u apply at this Office.
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TO COUNTY TAX PAYERS

NJ NoTICE-REhuvAL DR.. ouinby hae
~ moved to No. so4 MARX E1 STHEET.
oct29h
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NHEHIFF,S SALE

SHEHIFF'S SALE.
~ by virtue of writ OF Levari Facias tt
to me directed, will be ex posed to public SALE
at the at the Hotel OF John Elliott. in the vii,
age OF Christiana. in White Clay Creek hun
dred. New Castle county. Delaware. on
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EOR CORONER,

DOR CORONER,
l hereby announce myself as q candidate
TOR the nomination of Coroner. subject TO the
iecision of the Democratic Party OF New
Castle County. '"
HENRY s. TRUITT.
~ 1876.
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CHERIFF'5 SALE.
- BY virtue OF q writ of Ley.r; Eooi,a A..
to me directed will be exposed IN n,,ti, 70 s,t 70
at the Hotel of John Elliott in IN r;i," s"i1
SShristiana. In White Clay Creek hundred.
New Castle county, Delaware, on
FRIDAY,
THE llth DAY UF FEBRUARY. 1878
The Morning herald., 1876-04-20
YounxL Again.

NJ Adrisu { Mich TINES thus tells q
pl6&saps .itOty, which, 1t says, comes to 1t
hffon otit near Philips Corners, 10 the
edge of Ohio: 1T seems that Mr.. William
Rynd, brother Of Dr.. R ynd, of this city, who
livSS iaear there with his father, had pur-.
chasedaa wild young colt, which no one
could: d:hapdle. He was desirous that tho
COLI, whsch was ,stout, spirited animal,
should ~ broken to horseback riding, but
the colt steadily resisted aliefforts that were
made to mount him. The country around
was searched for young man who would
dare to tids the colt. None could be found
,ktTsSt the father, Mr.. Charles Rynd, who
is ,76,y years old, ordered his son to bring him
his spun. The old. rusty spurs were
brought out amid the protests Of son ana
dauehters, and alli who stood BY the old
gentleman mounted 'ths snorting young
eteed. RSsfiug aud pitching, and tearing,
tho colt went around the yard, while the
wSmefiI cried and begged the old gentleman
to,d}sniount and save his neck. At every
iump the colt made the spurs were drawn
ffuaalhis side and tho blood followed: II
On hour or less, the animal was perfectly
Duet ana iocile. The old gentleman rode
him up to the harm, and, dismcunting, re-
marked, that be- didn't feel much ove'
tweaty- one years old.Nof w., w.. ...aaA
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Tkirtssa - Dinner.

/; The sld superstition concerning the fa-
tally stten4ing upon dinner parties OF thir-
tec1a VIII IS III to be revived in timorous
mind by the circumstances that the last
1VrVertsismentrgiycn BY Mr.. Stewart WAS Ct.
tended by ttisiominous number. he Is SAID
fo havs shown the quite common dread 81
.tAs occurrence, and bis death 50 soon fol.
lowing It will serve to confirm fearful and
sddleiheaded persons In the conviction that
he was wise and wary therein. In view OF
tie extent to which this delusion prevails It
might NOT be amiss for some association OF
iiquisy which proceeds upon scientlnc
methods, to take up the subject. ascertain
thE dtfrin OF this belief and find out how
,faro oN Corresponds with the facts OF expe-
iriSnoa.5 The investigating body ought to
comprise thirteen persons, and they should
dine. togsthsr svery Friday, taking care to
: Sniii ssit about the board1'n reckless man
ncr epd perform the other prandtal OK.
! ploitI which are held to be certain omens OF
disaster. II they went through these ex-
ercissS unharmed " might tend to rssssure
the .imM and make . bakers dozen OF
gussts As aacsptabls ~ any other num-
= 6ep-N. 81. World. -.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-20

vi condsnse/ttom the LeMce naets@ the
subdance Of . Zbnvezsation about OAK Hall, IN
FSiids1 Vi9srateI e sroTYp,s*,.IsrsssSs p.,.Ls sssS
caoedin ...s$daS ~ = ~ u A%ss v'a''f 'h0
'''t'ES Nsisor. 2 Whss eSiner j. he building enf"
lEENdaat afbotith- East corner Of G6G1k and
Ma1feW flAass uute ath4n eIxTM, fbr some
strahyesSseehing Oh Hal, haze been miaed
oS D.. o::asa:s By ssssat o.l' % you know ~.
~ A. Si2ooo Sqtaae sset--oe On Market, and
1sO odd On Iei1fAJ dx stones high. has over
ocsug3|cah & a. ~ ~ twenty diaefsnHt aSs ~ bud -
y xDo yoS d. sNsm.p .potses" :,.eiG fs!m7
+ a. Xt1Anty young engine Turntables power
foI the nSight and passenger e1evatprs. and the
boiless steSma heatins, and tho ofnef opefea- r.
w. v. .whas ordsS do ysu take with soodsrr
"A. "They are first opezed and arranged IN
the basement on leag 1o@ oonnterh and taken
thence on the A1igAt elevator 70 the tnspee-
". IL M inspscanS % s "a 4 III ~ iSptraacnr' ao'ia
A.a.N8, df, salufinx. The goods are arst
measured in The piece, Than in5peotad. The
cloth pa1esover rollers IN the Aee Of cEong
ligh a9a a. nen & on: RsSs :na sSa q ops
haVf {or the leaSt pin hole impef4ection, and
mAikfng every AGw, % that the cutter may sec
and avoid itwhsn he comes To- cut the gar
: ;R III Id ss:''.t; :ss; Y.
keepx 70 hands an tie q e1kdng up the cloth
Into atiaenA,-beGid61 = machines mat do
I dozen mems work eachk & stroke" 40 gs1,y
". "po you manufacture all your own
<. ave d, ,aand xasSt easefnliya Our ex:-
aminers inspect every stitch and seam, and
certify to every garment - exta-weu made
EeSTonsibie 6r a." q I.IL .EcT5IfveAV'
N NYour systsn nu& SAVE you = great
"a - = II every direction, str. II Is " systsm
md economy we praetce Ill w through,
ess esops s1ssss = xs y = pun oer ''a1
| MAAftsrinspsctins tAs wofk, what baeorneel
A.. Before It goes into ettck II Il Gsesisd
Every nnsis eazsaent has 10 nuAbsr ana
! othee points noted on II, 20 that ~ entrs his
tory en- (he tEeosd without ~, uposnt fuI ouu1I
VA "a You must have % of " osalasmlhr'
\ Why ar5oo busy daysyuu naSsee LOO
In thobvariou1 1ooma aud G11tes .oH Hoc1e
selling to the tAfonGs Of cuAcmenZ Zc.,s
~ aDS yGs do N n'a oFdss -, buy y 1a nan
"a "Very great AL over tho country. On,
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.~., A.EAIsFMENTa
. FlNAHOlA1ILu1 ,i85
WILMINGTON, April 10.
,r Avn vnSrD Aty0fA4rOyn iii ?,

Reported by Creige, Johqson 4 Oo, Bank
The Morning herald., 1876-04-20
4 MATTER OF POPULAR interest,

rsrbot syutem ia rules Of selfmessurernent
~ si'ssd' = = fSa' ~ w q herein he'e IN
" s@pd1s You hsysas least halfA dozen
e.oh cbszssS a. with IL own m busines. and eacS
thosoughE o.sssni,,sa necessary ya'i wheel with
N re HIcs xos Mnes nsaae dessu or 20 Of them :,
N "A, "With pleasure. o Tho Custom Depart
rsesdy.msdT s,ssdii re FhlHishing1 Department,
itS WitS it. mise stock q III underwear.
The shit STORY, with II! busy ,machinea
f1k %ia B.DSlent SS I'll asas q many ny Issa
iaf store. Ths, dsspsnt steek Room; The
Reoeiyin4 Room. The Order Department
nSmed before. The Special Uniforms Depart,
rment. The Delivery Dspasment With ,its
score u me1!snserhl The"
F9lG Sos aGlal Ssif 81 thioSsS saGnfe Advertising
Denartnent. With ii bill md Sign distributors,
ed{tins ia puMbli ISL hing 20 brsinsss and popular
s syf1 s ys1f :sns go TSs aea
W.T. magF TsSasmene ISS% ane Dg{Ss
GGSSiEidreTs DepesaasMii vi 10 o. apscial
mant snMsacf Ths .s' chief clsrfs Seps{Rent Viii
its book k-kespers and assiseant General Man;
aG0r6 4ep8E6MoutS CAnA4E!S1 p OA1SS, 3nu
ofher o1aees OF the hrm al busy - beea
/ thinkink, planning, 1efudng, buying, max
q inf, legfstt5tdns, req sending ont selling
and ii : thous.nd 81 joining thelS. force.
70 ocar7yon sbu9psel Nth the people LEI Ma%ount 91
Ing to hesNsea ~ 900 ooo s9d ,sooe'ooo Ntfa sn
VXS-tu1x III: Of sgaul. in
4. dIn4eed II isI forget TO- name II!
Gsehiea'SD Department,y which handles its S5, ,O0
ofgeteil seies or some ainGls daysr -,
V. "4EO00l 1mmensel That's what enables
the house to buy cheap and eevcheapT
4. "Exactiyl You have 1st hat It. Tht
en Tow psiess and tm41 kssleftn.. q .u.- .
:s !shat has a's the isopa BULLS 53A + near 70 q
\. "onr system Of ofbusinseA dealins=. On.
price no deviation !; q. Cesh 1br everything 8
4 guarantee protecting the purchaser; Th'
monsy returned II the buyer can't otherwis
". "Ncthing could bs fairer." # "a
r. 4. "Nething. And the people see It,"
!,v. "WeM. Ithank you, sir, for your pols
4. HNst at III, III : pleasure 70 f.e you
Call again; and b SUITE Of tAe p!9Ge-Wano
makef q BIoWn'g Oak Hahn o h-East Col
! mar sixth and Market" ~ j
Good Ncening." .Dd 1sd 's1t .aa.3i..
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y,yS x..rsa 4 aara Labor.

Professor Garland, who shot and severely
wounded his wife on the 80th Of last Septem-
bsr, IN New Brunswick, N. j., and then
shot himself through the bead, cut bis
throat, hacked his wrists, and fractured bis
ekull with b hammer, ,was sentenced to nve
ysars IN ststs Prison by Judge seuoo'r' ye''
/ '; Frcf:,ser Garland is an Engli.hman:
soms twenty-five years ago he oDtsined
WcrK e farm laborsr in Freehold, N. d.,
Il csme to the notice Of his employer, acci-
IDENTIFY, that he could play the plano like .
mastsr. This led to his tseshing classes 10 10
mnsic. drst in Freehold and afterwards In
Nav Rrunswick, He married niece of ex
Mayor Conover, of New Brunswick, In
which place he settled down as teacher eas.ro o.
Inusic. He was organist lor sevelal
churches In succession; she was leading
choir singer. Garland was very successful
with Bis conservatory Of music and music
store until iew years ago, wnen dieeoro
erose Ii his family. Mrs. Garland had MIN
bound over to keep the psacs few months
before The tradgsdy occurred. ,~I ..
The Morning herald., 1876-04-20
r..av - a1akS;yi''Si; ASBV;See:-

~-- VI
Moody "a 0anksy'S 11BS,Ooe:
A,most seven thousand parsons assam
hled Monday IN the Madison Avenus nsu,
New York, st the last but one Of the noon
hav prayer meetings IN the Hippoorome.
NJ the close Of long discourse ~. Moooy
LsM that such - might be unable 70 attena
Snts tn tha ftdnd Of 42bO, 900 to be raised to
p os~ M the $50 600 debt Of the Young
S:n,s Christisp Association and to carry
pn | The work after he and Mr.. 6anksy had
zane awsS, cot1d hand their gina In at the
! 6oors. AZ the Same time he advised all
~ho could to keep their money until even
,rr ~.o ma % tho najerity did 10. Id the after
~, ndnn My9Noody rsvsatsd his lecture upon
.hs Prophet Daniel, and the baskets having
;s ham passtd around, 4 collection Of el10, ,oOo
was made, . beginning - encoursging tnss -
thsre was no longer much doubt that the
remainder, sl4o, 900, would be raised In the
At 8 O'clock beth halls were Allied to over
aowing. ard thousands stood before the
aoors. clamoriag for admittanee. When
Mr.. Needy snnouneA the amount OF the
vast M collection taken UP in the afternoon. O.
oraat burst Of applause went up from the
thousandA In the Madison avenue nsll, Du1
he quickly changed II to lsughtar BY saying
that they wonld best show tnslf IesM1s oxd nSo Sy
contributing the remainder OF tne q. sSoy,oW .yss.
scattere1, anaone the assembly blank forms
to be ,Ailedi an With narxes, addresses,
Amounts. And the adates on which the sub
scrnti6ns WetSp 10 b collected. The baskets
were than tsassd atpund: T.. :. !. r., !, :. :. .
Mr.. Meeb praysd sna NJ; r;as sanksy sy,s saSs Ss
"Almsst persuaded MI. Moouy saM 10
felt more Inclined Ia. pray than 70 preach,
and asked his hearers TO pray slentiy tnas
all who were net saved might % gstnerSd
into tie fold bstor1 going ont OF the hall
It was the iaat meeting, ne ssid o. wnicn
hs would ba 3bie TO- address the uneonvsr.
ted, fr tsatkAt ri w y sse :psssa 70 e.dls ,tHe
young converts. At fret no spoke ssoiy,
and wkhouthis usual yigor, but - he went
on all bis customary epthus1asm IeIalneu
and fof squarter Of an hour no dwelt carr
sstly On tho Bible promises. - aAA hfH. :
The Rev. Dr.. Stephen a. Tyng, Jr., fo,,
lowedsiau Mr.. Sankey sang II len It ~
with Jesus" The Rey. Mr.. Booth SPOKE
for dvs minutes, and after Mr.. Moody hsd
ialteringiy ssid i few farewell words, ne
asked the Rev, Mr.. Booth 70 close tne
meeti6gwfth prayer. But even tAen ne
vas unRbie 70 dismiss tho congregation.
knsslins at the platform rail he prayed
himself, ii a voice % broken that at times
II wGS scaecsly audible. D.,
The collection, Of I'll 10, 900 which was an
nouhced is having been taken up at the
o'cloek meeting Vas not all contributed OF
the spot. Much oft had been pledged T.
Mr.. Moodybeforehand. The trustees Hcult
not toll who gave the large: amounts, eul
thsfS wefs fseysral contribution. ranging
from $1,000 to $1,000, and one was for SSb,
600. The cellestiop in the evening was no.
couased last night. but there were man, man,
$1,000 SuhScfip lions. ,yiiGb ser12E E4art.
The Morning herald., 1876-04-20
Philsdslphia rrade Report.

l-lV WEDNESDAY. April l9. 1870.
Cotton 10 in limited req 1est ct l8N0l31sc
for middling upland and New Orleans:
uoyerseed here Y very light oand and # n T. n
m@snd ma by the crnshsrs at Sf35 :,
prIoss Uae SSse,ss 81 Ss6 bags -Rios ieSislcs
% bags ssssos Ct lsAc, and los 'nsss Ssvs
at 2311c, ,all gold. .IA- ,.a "a t.r.
SugarLThe. faw recetpte nave hao ~ ten'
dency to check reflners from purcaa;s1ng ptae;n p
whioh are 7160v76c.. for fair and gSSa re-
finino. but III HOgsheads Porto RiNd AQlaT ~
re. ana la0 hSgsheads and 10 ttercsA C1en:
fuegos at 7N@7Xc. Refined Sugars c!0eee
Arm at ne, IF 6ut lea, for ffushed q
and powdered, ,lo9ssc, for granh9atsd d.*s44r s4 yS3c
Moiasses- Holders efforts to establishIhn
advance have BeeR unenoeeas!g}e ana car
q Of 7So hoKsheads and Is tas HiaXilAl1a ssold
31Bzc for 50 Sests isiow slif, ,ets, y1 bs-r1a q
The Flour market Is dull, the INQUIRY ~
ing restricted 70 the wants q bone 99nn.n4Hs
Wisconsin and Minnesota extra family L.
! IS 86@8 75. .Pennsyivan Ohio and !ndians
do do at IS &@6.75 and fancy brands ats70
Rye Flour sells Ut e475. ID
In Cora Meal no sales.
Sales Of fPennsylvania red at q 9 do aHa,
Der ct 81 5l0l SS; and sprouted Western ~
| SI0Al 10. Rye 10 inactive. tsI ,S.4
sOornis advancing and Is In steady de.
mand. Sales Of u, 900 bushels yellow ct oss
g Sets ere ere selling sy at 4'esao for white ant
, Whisky is quiet at 81 Il for Western IRON
bound, r.i,. - ~ IA
The Morning herald., 1876-04-20
PHILADELPHIA MARKETs.
stock Aark0t.
PHILADELPHIA. April 10, 1876,

aold Ill -@lla1A Phila 4 Read
: 1ilyer ,ss 49, 1872 91es, 5is aR rr,.
".s-9''s 1895 5ll7113@ll7AlOC&A A HR 1Hz0lS9s
"Julyle83 llS1<0llas1 Lehigh Val 81 Qy6l1
~ nv 1851 lNsf@lW "Nav Stock 48sk@48A
July 1858 1tA = Catawissa \ fnu
:" l9-Ns l17A 90 pre@ .tIc044
Now 81 ll1z@ll73zl N Central r IS tg
,1tv Ss new wlO8I "a lO85l n Hestonville 88skM86k
SiCo' sof fNJlEl1@i37Z HON & S'th 80 @S0t
s'enna RR $40 64NGer Pass Il 81 @S6
The Morning herald., 1876-04-20

Manager Mishler endeavored to get
Henry, the little boot black ct the depot, TO
appear ~ Prince In Around the World,
but he declined. "'a 7atF F"B;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-21
GaropGijd)e GG6etberI4ts.
acr sIIbcr- MART Z It in eonoon


2onoon, 20. Septbr. - 8te ySlmeS"
iaQt in ibrem beutigen 6iuau;' Nrttfel: o@8
uerlautet, 6aB bic beutlde Regterung 500, 900
Bfuno Sterlmg III Sllber mad @nglano ge>
ididt bot, nm oieIelben our9 Den an nd4Iten
OouueritaG abgebeuOen 9ampier mad Snoten
bef0roeru Su laiien. Sic gtad)rtdt iibt tel
neu GtnfluB auf ben bteiiaen(Selom0rft au5." !"
Spattieu.
Qou0 II, 20. Septbr. - Die Bal
Wall, gazette" bebauptet, Carl Derbp babe
iif bereit erflGrt, cine 8itrgerOepu;ation in
8e,ug auf bic Seriolguu9 Der BrOteranTen IN
Spanieu 81 empfargen. Su etner 9eltern ab.
gebalteuen SerlammIun9 Der perid)teoenen
proteitantii1eu Gereine 2on0on'5 pgroe ges
melOet, 0aB Die oeutihcn WiifOneu in Spaz
niau iuiolge ipe3teQer Stipuiattonen oeS
GaiierS g8tlbelm nidlt beldlttat uorOen iino.
Die beutige ,Sime8" oer0Hentlidlt elnen
grtef ans Barcelona, mel1er meIGet: yGer
Sleru5 uu0 bic 2lriii1fratte Uerf0lgen leit bret
lRonaten ibre Qlugefteliten nno Oseuer, ineidlc
proteftantlidje Elr1eu beiufleu, o0er ibre &ins
Der in protefantlid)e &trd)en Dper Sdjulen
ldl;deu, aufs Sitterite; Dun6erte bon armeu
Ntdnneru uuo 6rauen babcn Gaf blele 28eije
ur ibreS @laubenS SStOea Seviolguugeu
erlittcn."
Nlabrib, 20. Septbr. - 0a8 SSourral
ySorreipOnben5ta" besi4tet, 0ab berGarltiteH'
8eneral 9prre9arop IN &urSem mad 0taOrio
fommeu, S0nl9 alioniO anerfennen unO nm
Beguabi9uug uabIuden Wtro. Die @r-S6s
ni9ln ISABELLA miro beute bier ermartet.
Sarge GabeI=BcpcSt,eu.
= Die nene 43sprOSeutige AuIeibe Der SerD
einigten Staaten murOe getern in 2ouOon su
I-E 8roS. BrGmium notirt.
= @tner IN 3onoon empfaugeren 9epeIdc
aus Nlerdnoria Sufolge ba5en Die Abpiiinier
WtaiiOpab erobert hno 5ruei cgDptiitle Dom
pier lpe99enommen,
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Convent Scr StreftOren Der ssenets
9terSf d, erft1taS1G

yort, 20. Sept.-0te balbldbra
life g5eriammlurg oer 0ireftoreu Der Seuer=
Serliferungs .@eiellifaften nabm beute Wor'
qen ibren anfaug; sc Seieuifaiten maren
oertreieu. Der Sfabmcliter srtattete folgen'
pen Seridt: Der Nelt oes allgemeiuen 8onos
betrua $40, O,423.48, &eit oes SranOitiftungS=
TouSs $3649.05, 0telt be8 6euer> >SpnoS
s18O3 .O7, berbanoeuer lleberiduB ieit lebtem
8eri63te $85 ,267, 8e1trdge mabrenb Der eez
ten Uionate s65, ,161.67, sffsgaben pdbreno
oerielbeu Yeriebe S45,59l. Der Bertdlt
lpuroe benz 6iuan,= @omite Iberplrieu. PrG.
fbent @bale bielt barauf Die balbjGbrllfe 4n-
reoe unb erflarte gum Sdlufie, oaB bic feraes
rem Sibunaen oes @onuents priuatinl Dor it6
aeben miiroeu. SOOann rpuroe cine a3rpiifeuz
| pauie gemadt.
Mni antrag Oes 5ru. Satlep pnrOe be-
| id,loHen, oeg Gonsreb CUR 4nnabme zines
gelebes auf5uforbern, rpeld)es Die Smporta'
| tiou Don Heuercrdfer8 berbietet. 9qs @omtte
iiber 8atente auf @asmaid,ineu unb "Carbuz
retors'' empiuhl, baB fiiuitigbin feline eertlz
| ftfate ausgeeelt wiiroeK bis nadl porherge'
qansener llnteriu9uns bur9 eiuen Sddluer.
| Itdn0iqeu. Oas @omlte itber Suftftrbmunger
beridtete, bab bas Berional bes Signalolen:
ties ourf ben leeten GoHsreB oerart reonjirt
lpprben lei, ba6 Die Siente befielben belnabt
| mrtth1ns oenlad1t uorOeu ieie1.
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IesmiiGte fete9rapDtFdDe
9eDeSG1ett.

Der 8unbe8Oampier ,0urOn" lit III Der
Samptoner Rbeoe elngelauIeH. Ale am Soro
beftEoen iidl wobl.
-6eute ftuoet 3u &rea0mOor Eein abTmaltz
geS 9SettidieBen 6ml}ten ben irrAcn uuo
Qmerlfauiiheu S9iIgeumaRnidntten ltatt.
Der Frei8 tit Der io9euannte y@ballcnaes BE-
DER" peI6er I'D lett 5abren III Den Qan0en
Der Qmerifaucr beiinOet.
-G5 ltellt lif jett herau5, h0B ocnTg y.
0amiltOn, meldlcr itdl Dor uu9etGbr eter
gBnde auS 8o1eitcr, i.sY., eEtternte uno
beiien gcgenluGrtiger @nientbaltsort unbetdnnt
lit, gGttbieI i'm Sera9e Don 5000 gefalidt
bate.
-Or. Siuq6dnl, Der neuernlnnte Bofnlel'
fer gu Ttobile, Ala., trat Uorgelter1 Abeno
ieiue 2lmt5pilidjteu al unO leBte ale alteH
Angeitclten OeS POItamtS ab.
--@outre= N0miral U. 81. BennOd ltarb 9es
itcrn 9tabmittag pl0blid 81 Yort8mOutb, D.
s., al eincm Sdla9flEIie. @r mar G2 Sabre
alt. Sic lleberreitt merOen sur 8eIattung
ua9 ytorfolf, Sa., gebradjt weroen.
- Sn Salt 2ate @itp gabcn bic GeE
idworenen in Oem YrO5eiie gegeH SOhn 3.
Sec, ben 6auptrdoclsiiibrer i'll Der vUtOun.
tain MieaOolp=" "Reeelei, aeitecu Nubmlttag
Den gSabriprudl ouf nS6uIoig 0cS DforOeS
im erlten @raDe" ab.
= Die WHble Der 96. 9IeOman, GroB &
Comp. Su Bre3cOtt, 2Si8c., wurOe 9elttrn
ourd 6euer 5erit0rt; Serluit $4,000.
= Son As Berioneu, rpeldJe beute in Saz
uannob, 3d., beeroigt ruuroen, itarben sc an
gelben 6ieber; neun 8OOe8ialte Gam gelben
| 6leber) mebr, ais oil trgeuo etnem Der uorber.
gebenOeH Gage. Die SeuAe 9reltt inmer
weiter i'm i'd uno miro tdgltd bO5artt9er.
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SaS So0esurtbeiI ilbcr uSbantNs
tofpn" n1tSaeiptod1ett.

Is b ! D | q, ~. Seplenloer. -
@eitern gta9mittag beiudten bic @roBges
Idworeuen IN Se9leitung elmer QnSahl Sun'
nesbeamter Die untir Dem ytamen nShantps
topn" betaunte 2Otalltdt, I'm 81 ernlttteln,
meldbe Der 8retterbucen abgeriHeu tperoen
iollten. ISeute Morgen erfutteten Die Sc
idworenen oen @eridte ibren Serl6t, IN
iueld,em bic @ebduoe in Orei Slaiien abge'
tbeilt wsrOsn, ndmlid); @ritenS, iol9e, welde
obne @rlaubnib errid)tet wuroeu; 3weitens,
Ioldbe, peld)e auf @enebnligung Der Sau'
SuIpeftoren errihtet murSen, nno 9rittenst
iuld)e, melde aui @eHebmi9nna oes StaOt-
ratbs auf9sfitbrt wnrOen. 9te @ei6worenen
empfeblen, DaB Die @ebduOe Der beiOen eriten
Slafien iOgleidb abgeriIien miirOen, Eno II
gesug auI Die Der lebteren Slaile, OaB Der
WapOr bic anselegenbeit in @rlud9un9
siebe. @s murOe enti6ieoen, baB Die conz
Oemuirteu @ebduoe am nddllten 6reita9e De-
mulirt uerbcn iolleu. Die 9lbreiBnng wulbe
bis gu Oieiem Sage peri6Oben, nm bic am
nadlteu 9Onnerita9e itattitnoenoe lpe5teue
5dfularfeler beS Staate8 gtep.O Oort nibt Su
hpptutrG d1tlaeu
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sic MseItoltsWeattt,G.

htGaoeIpbt a., 20. Septbr. = 9ons
perneur Si!oen mirO mOrgeu gtaAmtttag BON
l llbr bis nhr einen @mpfaHg I'M Gouoer=
ueurssimmer oes Stem Oorfer StaatS9ebdn-
oes balten. Der @mpfang miro otne gtuitf
uuo obue beionbere Oitentation Dor iid1 9elen.
Ser @oupuneur fam aeute gtad)mittag bier
an un0 lit Der Sat oe8 0rn. 9enrp 5aue'
meper. - Die @entennial= =&ommiiiton beS
Staates Stem gorf belt geteru cine Ser
lammlung in benz StaatsgebdnDe. Die Som,
aacr IusgQben, unO na6Oem Die @ummen
fir ben Serfauf Ger @rbduOe elngegangen
iub, ein ueberi6uB pon $4,000 iiber Die
sumue BON $4,000, pelde Der Staat fir
ierne gertretuns auf Der ausitellung belpil~
llgte, iibrig bleiben tuirb. = Die bsHttge
Nnsabl rer Sablenoen 8eluder Der Saupt'
Guslteaung Su benz gintrittSptetie BON so
SentS uir6 anf 1905 geifdst; Su 25@entS
auf 247. Die iebsGu8itellung murbe bon
unaefdbr 749 8erionen beiu6t.
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Die s,SoDS im &Inc" tW SSnotataH-
nDIiS

Sn0tauupolts, 20. Sept?mbcr.-Oie
Staot ut NIT DtttgllcOern Der ySop8 III
Slue" iiberidmemmt, un0 NIT leOen1 Su9e
fommeI peltere 9cegQttOnen Gus allen Ean-
ocstbei!eu an. SiebScbI Staaten itn0 per.
tretcil, uno orei groBe ;jettla9er itnO ouf8es
id)taacn norben, nm 0eU Seteranen 0booA
81 gew6brep.
lIuter Ben promincuteu Seiudrp bcfnbcn
fG Gouuerueur Sartranit, equator EOQau,
@encral 8uruiioe, @caeral SarftAo, Sen.
goooloe, Sen. u. .. ytOrtOn, Sen. ytopeS,
Sbcrit Scnuilc, ote Generate gieglcp, Years
ion uaO 9rafe, SoBn .. NicntgOmcrp aus
Dlarylano uuo Uicle 2tnOerc. Ser Sormlttag
purOe auf ben @mpfaua unO Guaranteeing
Der 9elcgattoncn permenoet. Sic Soloatcn>
6einlatb III 9aptOu lit Ourd SWOtf Ntlt9liez
Der pertrtten. gr @eueral- Boitmetiter Sapel
uuo Sbarit Sngerloa ans Sumpl5 merOeu
beute Qbeno aufomueu. Seneral Suhn u.
Dir tclegrapbirt, baB er rnrb &rantbelt per-
hfuhprt III iidi al hpthalli1Pu