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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-07

The STAR of last Thursday contained
a short item in reference to the fndias
OF colored babe on the doorstep of Dr.
Green, at No. 90 New street. There is 6
sequel to the story which goes to show
In a remarkable manner the shrewdness
Of q woman who made up ner MIND tina I
the waif should be hers by adoption.
When found by Officer Tighe, the
toundling was taken 10 the Hammond
street Station-house. Soon after a col
ored woman named Sarah Williams
called at tho Station, and, telling Ser.
geant Thornton that she was desirOus of
caring LOr the lutte one, it was given to
her. Next comes Mrs. Thompson, also
coloreo, who represented that Lhe cnild
belonged to relative Of hers, ana she
wanted that baby.
Sergeant rhUrIton gave her an order
for 1t, ami It was transferred from the
cnarge OF the Williams woman to Mrs.
Thompson. This raised breeze OF
mammoth proportions, but Mrs. Thomp.
son kept possession. Mrs. Williams,
however, made IL so uncom ortable ior
her rival tnat she concluded TO resort to
strategy in order to keep undisputed
possession OF the child.
In the meantime the child had been
concealed, and no one but Mrs. Thomp.
SOU knew what had become oil 1t. Yes
lerday Mrs. thompson Was taken sud-
denly i'll, or pretended to be; went TO
bed, aud sent tor old Dr.. Green. He
came, and was informed that Mrs.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-07
Thompson had been delivered of a fine,

Thompson had been delivered of fine,
healthy girl baby (r
The news spread among the neighbors
that Mrs. Thompson had a little girl
just born. Ofcourse her friends and &C.
quantances dropped in to Offer their
congratulations and to get peep at the
little dusky darling. But tuelr original
surprise was turned to CONSERVATION
when it was charged that the new-com +
was the identical babe that had been
Iound on DR.. Green's steps, and about
which there mad been 80 mucn trouble
between tue Tnompsous aud the Will
liamseS.
The cackling of a barn-yard full OF
geese was as nothing compared to the
noise created among the old women by
this discovery. But the old doctor who
o I'll ;Iated at the alleged accUuchment
swears by all that's holy that Mrs.
Thompson is the mother of the chIld,
and that he knows it. Thus matters
stand at the present writing, aud there's
war TO the knife.
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BALTIMORE. Aug. L-FlOur is quiet, nrm
and unchanged. Wheat dull and lower: No
Western winter red, August delivery, 81 404;
September, 81 3Sk. Corn dull and lower:
western mixed. spot and July, 65c; August
and September, 6l1sc; steamer, SOC. oats qui
ct and unchanged. Rye nominally unchanged.
Hay dull and unchanged. Provisions active,
strong and higher; Pork, sl5al5 Is. Bulk
meats: loose shoulders, exc; clear rib sides,
SIC; packed, 6ha8Ec. Bacon: shoulders, 1%C;
claar rib sides, 9kc Hams, l2al3c. Lard: re-
fined, l0kc. Butter unchanged. Petroleum
nominal: crude nc. refined, 1870. Coffee
quiet, steady anu unchanged. Whisky held
firmly at 81 20.
NEW YORK, Aug. Flour: No. =. So 0oa4 80;
superfne " estern and State, "a 20 IS 30; com
mon to good extra, IS 75a6 Is; good 70 choice,
So 2Oa6 80: white wheat extra, So 3jas 2j;
extra OHIO, So 75a7 Is; st. Louie, IS 8la9 50;
/ Minnesota patent, 81 75a9 70. Rye -four
shade lower at 81 6ja5 10. Corn-meal dull:
western, $3a3 30. Wheat inactive and lower:
choice 81 55; No. Milwaukee, 81 50; No. 2
| Chicago spring, October, 81 27 No. 2 red win
! ter, september |, 81 39al 39h; winter red
Western, new, 81 So Rye steady: No. West
ern, August, 7Oc. Barley nominal Malt
quiet Corn active, lower, dull aud heavy:
/ high Western mixed, 55a6lc; mixed steam,
| 591a a6Oc. Oats Hfmer: mixed Western and
state, 27ha5Oc; white Western do, 35ha5Ic;
No. Chicago, 40C. Hay and hops are un-
changed. Cofec is quiet and steady: Bro,
cargoes, l6&a20xc; joDblng, l6ka2l kc- Sugar
dull and nomin al: fair to good Iehnlng, W q
SIC; prime, &c; refined, lO4allxc. Molasses
dull and nominally unchanged. Rice steady
and in fair demand. Petroleum frmer:
crude, Tie; refined, i3Hc; cases, 1Sc. NaDh-
tha, &c. Tallow 6rm: Prime city, 3-16a6xc.
Strained resin quiet at 81 T5ai So. Spirits
turpentine steady at 32Aa33c. Eggs steady;
Western, l4al6c. Pork lower: New mess,
$l4 2Oal4 30; old mess, $4; September, $l4 81.
Beet quiet Cut meats: Western quiet; md
dies DUN at IAc; Western long clear. &c; city,
g.. Lard lower: new prime steam, S.1jc; old,
9.3Oa935c. Butter steady: Western. I0a22c;
State, l3a24c Cheese quiet at 5al0c. Whisky
steady at 81 l21a.
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SYSTEMATIC ROBBERY Ex-
POSED.
Arrest of the Men Who Robbed
-l Crane, Breed d. Co.

1
Arrest of the Men Who Robbed
A. Crane, Breed d. Co.
Crane Breed & Co., coffin and car
riage manufacturers, on Eighth street
near Mclean avenue, during the past
two years have suffered considerably y
from systema tic robberies, their losses
amounting to between "a, 900 and IS 900
worth Of brass castings and copper pipe.
Last Saturday young man named Ed.
| Gilroy, who worked ior the firm, was
| seen to hoist a box OF brass castings
from the cellar to the first floor. That
was the last seen OF the box OF OF the
castings.
Detectives Kushman and Ampthauer
arrested e Troy, and the latter while
locked up ''squealed" on TWO OF his pals,
George Stevens and Frank Stevens,
cousins, VINO were also taken in. They
acknow legged that they had sold lot
of the plunder to two peddlers, L. Kahn,
OF Fifteenth street, and NJ. Marklnson,
Wade street. These were afterwards
arrested aud locked up at the Central
Station on charge or receiving stolen
goods. Qdite aA amount Of the stolen
property was recovered at the places of
kahn and Markinsou.
The manner in which Crane, Breed &
Co. were robbed was as follows: The
castings were hoisted to tue first floor,
back OF the door on Seventh street, from
which the goods would be delivered into
the peddiers' agons. they were tnen
covered up with rags and hauled off.
Sometimes they were placed in a wheel.
barrow and trundled square or 80
away and then given to the peddlers.
The casee were continued in the Po-
lice Court this morning until Thursday.
In default Of bail the men were commit
led
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The Courts.
COMMON PLEAS,

May Healy against George Heay and
others; Thomas Powell against The Mi
ami Valley Savings Society and others
These Two suits, which were CONSOLE
dated and tried together, involved the
ownership of fund on deposit in the
Savings Bank of defendant. The amount
of the fund was $1,27S. The deposits,
which constitute the fund, were made in
the name of George Healey, the husband
OF May Healy. The suit OF General Pow.
ell was brought to recover $500, the
amount of a check drawn by George
Healey against the fund in payment Of
legal services.
The Court directed a decree to be en-
tered finding the title to the money il
Mrs. Healey, subject to the payment o.
the check oil General Powell for 5000.
POLICE.
Drunkenness-Mary Bashier, 80 days
and $50; Frank Nicholson, 80 days; Jas
Skane, 80 days and $50; Mary McLaugh
lin, $5; VIM. Griffin, 10 days.
Disorderly conduct-Ann Brown. G
Hastings, IS; John Giltoyle, $25; Johr
and Rebecca Mikael, dismissed; Johr
to the 9th; John VIM, $40; Frank
Richter, dismissed; Peter Bachman
same; Antnony B. Luker, continued tt
the 18th; Frank B. Luker, same; David
Adams, Andrew Adams, continued to
the 18Th; Thos. Fox, costs; Il. l.. Smith,
10; Geo. Sothern, JOnn Robinson, $40.
Assault and Battery-Charles Shenk.
vein, dismissed; Henry Koenig, IS; II
Obendeln, dismissed; Barney Hill, So;
e. j. Mal.oy, same; Pet. Becnman, dis.
missed; A. b. Luker. Frank Luker, con-
tlnued to 16tn; Bsuj. Determan, contin.
ued to llth; Henry jackson, dismissed
Jane Hunter, dismissed; Fred. Witten-
berger, $5.
Notwithstanding Schlagel, cut.
ting to Kill, bound over; John smith,
burglary, dlsmlssed; e. W. Jones, Ste.
phen ROzell, riot, coutinued; Ida GibOs,
malicious destruction, $45; Nellie Viii
son, house OF Ill-tame, continued to 14th
Mollie Shaw, vagranoy, same; O4yer
Park, William Whalen, George
bearing, arsob, dismissed; John Toss
ney, personal violence. dismissed; !;
Alice Eumuuds, petty larceny, House OIL
Refuge; William sinner, false pretens ses,
dismissed; Jonu Gllroy, Frank Stevens,
continued 10 16Cu; M. Markinson, L.
Kahn, receiving sIoleu goods, continued
to l6tn; Thomas Cassidy, lettering, 81
days; s. Newcomb, A. Lewis, gaming
devices, continued TO 14.n; John IL. Will
lams, " allan Henry, Jonn Sauerbeck,
playing game OF chance, same; John
Robinson, concealed Weapons, dis
missed; Flora Beck, yagrancy, House of
Refuge; James Conners, petty larceny,
Gontinu.u W Oh inst.
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF'THE CINCIN.
NATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Aug. I'll P. NJ


FLOUR-Market steady and demand mod
crate. Fancy Is gu ted s6 5Oa7 81. Family
sells at S6a6 10. Extra is quoted S. 6Oa6 s.,
superfne S5 O0a5 rs, aud low grades s. 25a4 per
brl. Spring wheat -four is selling at S7 75
as. Rye -four is quoted $4a4 rs per brI.
WHEAT-Market easy and fair demand.
White is quoted 81 GOAL 80 for fair to prime, and
2a3c more for choice. Red is held at 81 lOal Is
for fair to good, and 81 2Oal 20 for prime to
choice per bu.
COkN-Is quiet and easy Mixed ear is
quoted 4Ga47c per bu on track, and snelled Ala
4sc per bu in elevator.
. OATS-MarKet quiet and steady. Mixed
quoted 80a32c for good to prime, and white 81
a36o per bu for new.
KYE-Market steady and quiet. No. 2 In
elevator quoteu 58c, good to prime sample 5Sa
67c per bu on track.
BARLEY Market nominal. Nothing do
ing,
BULK MEATS-aIarket quiet and easy
Shoulders 5Xajkr, clear rib sides nc, and
clear sides 71Sa1tac per ib, all loose.
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The following deaths have been placed
on record since our last report;

The following deaths have been placet
IN record since our last report:
Dan. McAuliff, 10 days, city.
Fred. LAUGH, ~ yrs, city.
Infant DeCourcey, city.
BENZ. " eide, + weeks, city.
LOUISA Walters, 5yrs, city.
JOS. Laliey, IL mos, clty.
Rudolph Hug, 3 days, city.
Infant Kemper, mlnul ss, CITY.
Llzzle Joyce, 6yrs, city.
Luxe McDermott, 25 yrs, Ireland.
Amelia Bleib, 81 yrs, LELAND.
Julia Kelley, AZ yrs. Ireland.
Rich. Mccullough IS yrs, Texas.
Robert Brow, IA rs, Canada.
Magdalen Hahnnouse, 43 yrs, Germany
II. CulberUson, 72yrs, Pennsylvaula,
Edwin Barke!, IL yrs, New York,
Geo. Scheppel, 3S yrs, city.
John Hallenkamp, l year, CITY.
Caroline Mann, 40 yrs, Pennsylvania,
Rosa Farley, 81 yrs, ireland.
Pat. Hay, II yrs, Ireland.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

MOBILE. Aug. 7-Cotton weak: middIing
lONc.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 7.-Sprits turpentine
quiet at 30C.
CLEVELAND. Aug. Z. Petroleum quiet:
| Standard White, ilU test, i21Sc
CHARLESTON. 5. G.. Aug. T.-Cotton stead
ier: Middlng llIc. low nlddtIng l27sc, Gool
ordinary 12c.
BosToN. Aug. Flour quiet and steady.
Corn scarce and firm. Cats firm and uh-
changed. Hay quiet: Prices range $l5a20.
MEMPHIS, Aug. Flour firm: choice fam
lily. $9a9 30. Corn firm t65 1850 In store. Oats
weak at 50a57c in store. Pork quiet at SIS no.
Lard quiet: tierce, lOc; keg, lie. Bacon frm
at 6kas4ae1c. Bagglng is. nomlnally un-
changed.
BOSTON Aug, Flour dull and in buyers
favor; new arriving from all points: new
Michigan, 81 rs: State, Ohio and Indiana 81 50
as SO: ST. LOUIS and ILLINOIS, SSa9. Corn quiet
and unchanged. Oats dull: No, l extra white,
60a65c.
OSwEGo. Aug. Wheat steady: old extra
white Michigan, 81 94:whHe Canada 81 75aI 81:
No. milwaukee, club, 81 80; new amber Mich :
lgan, 81 As. Corn unchanged: high mixed, Coz +:
No. ,, SOC; rejected. SIC.
PITTsBURG. Aug. .7.-Grain: the receipts are
increasing and prices weakening. Wheat:
new Kentucky amber and white, 81 45al SO;
Ohio and Indiana choice rel 81 35al 4U Corn:
ySllo" oAOlloeis oli ulActl, OobOUC,
ear, yellow, 60a62c; Anixed, 56a5Sc. Oats: new
Pennsylvania and Western, 30a34C; Old white,
37a39c; Mixed S6a37c.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. Flour quiet but firmly
held. Wheat firm and opened &c higher and
closed STEADY; No. 2 Milwaukee, 81 q; August,
81 "a; September. 81 O6zs: No. 3 Milwaukee,
81 07hal 13. Corn steady ana in falr demand:
NO. 2, 47xc. Oats dull and unsettled: No. 2, 81
a30c. Rye nominal: No. l, 5jc. Barley quiet:
No. spring, cash, 65c; September, 6sc.
NASHVILLE. Aug. 7.-FIour: Fancy SO 50
choice family SO 20, extra fmily ss 50, family
55a56c. Wheat: White 81 40al 10, red II 3Oal 50.
Cotton: Ordinary SC, good ordinary 9Hc, good
middling 1890. Whisky: Robertson County
81 50a3 W, Lincoln County 81 75a3 w, Bourbon
81 75a5 90, hlRnwines 81 "A.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. Flour uriet: SUI
perflne, $6; extras. 81: Minnesota family. 81 rs
as rs: Pennsylvania do, SSa9; high grades, x9a
10. Wheat: old nominal; new steady at 81 65a
l 70. Rye steady-at 7Oa6Oc. Oats quiet: white
" estern. 40a43c; mixed, 3SGllc. Provisions
nrm and unchanged. Butter firm: creamery
extra, 24a25c. Cheese nominal. Eggs dull:
estern, l5a6c. Petro rum dull: crude, lOc;
refined, 1870. WHISKY firmly held at 81 15.
LOUISVILLE. Aug, Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat firmer bat not au Jtably high
er. Corn dull: white 55c. mixed 5Sc. Rye
dull anu nominal at 7Oc. Oats dull: white 3jc,
mixed33c. Pork steady and unchanged. Bulk
meats firm at 5ka7tsa74c. Bacon 6rmer at
6aS. l0aS.50c. Sugar-curel hams steady and
firm at I0xa1lAc Lard steady ana un-
changed. Whisky quiet at 81 0S. Baggiug
quiet at 13al3}sc. Tobacco steady ana un-
changed.
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Wiener WurSt.

Frank l.. Smith, young man from
Kalntuck, proceeded to one of the sa-
looms over the Rhine about II O'Clock
last night, and, after imbibing several
glasses of beer, stopped "wiener
wurs" man and obtained from him sew
eral OF the sweet-favored sausages. He
refused 10 pay for them, and when the
officers were called in to put him out he
became disorderly. In the Police Court
this morning he paid $3 and the costs tor
the sausagss.
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LEGAL.


L L. - WILLIAM SUMNER AND
- John II. Wright, partners as William
sumner Co., plaintiffs, VS., David G. Hubert.
detendant.-State of ONO, Hamilton County
Court OF Common Pleas, Nos. 5i,l5S Petition.
affidavit, &c, il attachment rhe said David
q. Hubert is hereby notified that the said
plaintiffs did, on the 10th day OF July, A. ID.
1871. file their petition in tne said Court OF
Common Pleas, in and for he county Of Ham
illon and State OF Onio, t4e oh e;J and prayer
OF which said petition IS to recover a judg-
ment against said defendant, DAVID Z. HUI
bert, for The sum of 5 III 90, and interest from
the 1st Of January, \. ID. 1879, for the breach
of contract of the said David q Hubert, and
IN which action the heeer i Wilson Aianu-
featuring Company ami ". b. Gibson have
been garnisheed, The saiu defendant David
q. Hubert, is beyeby requl ed to answer ,hA
saii petition ofsaid plain f. on or before the
18Th day OF october, A. D. 1877, or Judgment
will be taken as prayed for IL -aid petition.
AOLLISIER a ROBERTS,,
au70tTu Apnr"s.s lUr Plaiutltf,,
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The State ArchS illogical Asso cTatior
of Onio will hold its second session Al
Cincinnati, September 4anu6.
A complimen ntary benefit ior the benef,
Of william Warner, the driver OF No. 6
Engine. Will take place to-m orrow at the
Highland House.
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Died.

MANN-August6 G, after long illness. Mrs
Caroline Mann, aged 10 years and S months.
Funerai on ednesday morning at O'Clock
cordially invited.
Pittsburg Dispatch please copy.
NAGLE-At 9:45 Monday morning. Mrs
Jqlla Nagle, In the 6sth year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her sistar
Mrs. e. }. Crowley, No. 2 Monmouth street.
Newport, KY, at S% O'clock Wednesday. Re.
QUEEN High Mass It St. Xaviel's Church Mt q
O'Clock. Friends are invibed.
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IN ORDER To ACCOMMODATES EASTERN
ADVERTISERS In THE STAR, MIR. e. Dun
CAN SNIFFEN, NO. u ASTOR HOUSE, NEW
YORK OITY, has been appointed our general and
special Agent for the Eastern States. This will be
abranCh Office OfthssFAR, MIR. Snifen being au-
thorized to make Advertising contracts on our be-
half and receipt all collections therefor in Our
name
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FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI, Aug. Ii: 80 P. N.
Gold is quoted lU5h buying. and 1861 selling.
Gold checks on New York 10Jk.
Eastern exchange quiet ana steady at par
buying and lilo premium selling.
sterling steady and quoted 81 S6 at sixty
days ana 81 IS for sIghC drafts,
Governments steady and quiet. The local
buying and selling rates are as follows:
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

CINCINNAT1, Aug. II 2. NJ.
The following are the receipts AMI shipments
OF live stock tor the past 81 hours:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep
Receipts pts......,........... 6I2 I19i 1472
shipments. ...............' 100 lis s25
CATTLE-Market dull and prices un-
changed
HOGS-Market quiet. Selling at ID 50a4-SO
for medium and $5a5 IS for good to choice per
GENITAL.
sHEEP-Market quiet. No change in prices.
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The following ia the 30 T. NJ. report OF New
York stock Market, as received ny Lea, ster-
reLt il Co., 2S W est Third street:
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eaua belpnoers, tpsreen oaber pobl baran tbun,
oieies Mal bic CUR %Mbhimmung DprgeIeeten
0erflGunes- Nmeuosm snts pobl ~ bsabten.
Is banbeIt fG uH, etnen Strei9 fanattlGsr
Nmsritansrinuen unb eeren 5OfmaGer gegsn
bic &usebGriseu anrsrer NattUuaIttateu, beion<
oers bic Deuti6en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-27

Gin fpGtes Gewttter. Nus 8elcf.
bere, Wabalba Country, ptrb bert&tet /. Sim
surisen Samfas sesen ieGs ubr ItenOs, ent.
luc ld ibsr bic prairte Elm idperes @etpttter.
Elm BliBfrabl i6lus tn bic @Cbnuns ces 9rn.
SObn Getlanb Gin EOwn Gbsfsr). Die 5ann:-
Ii, degrade bsim Na6te6sn, war bis auf etnen
ettra 9 Sabre alien 8nabet uu, ben Slid per.
iammelt btelsr faB beim Diem, als auf etnmal
elm erl1ntternpsr 8nal sebSrt purbe. Das
9tds auf BEN Slide wurbe bur6 ben BltBarabl
auseslGl6t unb bts sanse Gamilte fsl beFnn'
uneslcs nteper, nit Ausnabrae bes 9ra. Net-
Lamb lelbt. Der feline @etfsssessnwart bebteIt.
Obalei& CT pie lein am Diem fBenoer sobn
pom Bltse permaeeu sstrcHsn tDuree, baB er
ntdt ete Rraft bate, aufre&t 3a ffepsr, i6leppte
er peuuot frietenb Jrau unD 8inbsr aus benz
6aule, FIBER Ser gcwets etnes sutsn Vdtsrber-
! ,ens uup bsrc,i6en Mutbes. gater unb Sopn
b~sfinbsn fy pteeer saas pcbl.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-10-27

Die Or nj E II a nj BON Stanley County
uub beren paferer Wsrpaltsr eerr Sic. pctben
erbtelt aud eieIsS Sabr bon Der @rono Sur9
elm ebteupOlss 3eusnib iOwObl bin1dtt6 bss
3uaanbes Der @etduli6tetten ais in getreF bss
Grtraees Der 5arm islbl. IS ~befanben F1 sur
3ett 38 Wrme auf berlelben, ppSou 10 Sr1fnnt>
az poer Sctuten. usber pte 0eBtsren lprtGt bic
SurY bic Anl&t aus, Dab le ntGt auf Der Ut
menfarm uutersebra&t %iCubern tn elmer anbe-
rem YIN ltllt perlorst tpsroeu fclten.
Der Grtras pises 5abrss 1T fOlsenber: Cd
wrreeu sssrntet: Pip gulbsl @et3su, al
les SO. 1; ferner 1870 8uibsl Safer ; unse-
fdbr 800 Bu,bsl Sptn, $50 8ulbel 8artoffsln.
Der gtsbltanb bsltebt aus 5 pferoen, 9 Stld
6Ornsisb unp AZ S6pstuen. @dbrenb BE-,
lesten eret Sabre tpurpsr 60 Ndsr neues Can't
aufaebrobsn unb ud&lfss Sabr msrpen nod
petere 10 Wder %cu!tipirt.
Dem County 8efGn9niB unte
Sbsrtf Be6t wurOe ebsuflas Elm febr eutei
:3euspib ausseReut.
Das armenbaus bate lebtss Sab
etne Nussabe non $40 4.08 unb cine @inuab
me ron 1898. So, 10 sab bic ptrtlt&sn Softer
f1 auf $500. SIS b~elaufen.