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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
THE WALLACE ASSAULT.

Jamos Wallace, Of No 5l4 East Twenty.eighth street,
who was arrested Wednesday night IN Tenth ave-
nue. for ielonous assault his brother- n-aw, Mi
chaeI McCann OF No. 247 West Thirty nrst street, was
arraigued before Judge Wandell yesterday and COM
mi,tcd 10 await ;he result Of injuries McCann, whose
nose was broken with heavy club, and who was 9th
erwise badly beaten about tho head and body s now
lying IN Bellevue Hospital In = dangerous condition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
COURT CALENDAKS-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHAxBERs-Hcld by Judge Bar
retL-Nos 12l, l34, 1885, 1855, 49, 24S, $50 Call DO.
gins at No $50. up 10 and including ISL
SUPREME CouRr-GENxRAL TERM-Held by Judges
Davis, Brady and Danels-Nos Al, 81 H. A, As, SIS,
ST. 5S O. 68 60 20, r. Is, Is. II, 20. So, 1856 1S0
i5 Isl iO3 no. Ill., 1874, 1885, las, 1885, 1ss, 1885, loo
19l, 49,, 1913
SupRExE CouRT--SPEctAL TERx-Held by Judge
vun Brunt.-Case on, No. 200 No day calendar
SUPREME CouRT-CixcUIr-Part Held by Judge
Donohue.-Short causcs-Nos. 4537, 1898, 1857 1870,
47g6 1855 1869 4S25, 4939
srPRExE CouRT-CIRcUIr-Par 2-Adjourned for
the term.
SUPREME CUURT-CRcUr-Part SHIELD BY Judge
Van yorst-Short causes Nos 1924, 4199 $685. 4756,
1885 4433 i541 1895, Al So 439S, 4l66, 4949 1858.
Superior Court General Term Super Tor Court, Trial
Term Paris /, and 5; Common Pleas, General Term /;
Common Peas, Trial Term, Parts l, 2 and 3; Marine
Court Trial Term, Parts !, and 3. and General Ses
sions, Part 2-Adjourncd for the term.
Superior Court Special Term, and Common Pleas
Equity Term-NO day calendars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
CORPUS CHRISTI.

In all tho Catholic churches yesterday, the great
least OF Corpus Christi celebrated by grand high
masses AZ tho Church OF ST. AlphOnsus (Redsmp-
tori.ts' churcn) South Fifth avenue, tho services
were moro than usually imposing. There
elaborate ornamentston OF the affairs, the
and the galleries. and either SIDE OF tho tabernac
were choice flowers IN bouquets. AZ half-past ten
O'Clock there was procession around the main and
&c MIRO alslcs In honor oi the blessed sacrament.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
THE MoRMoNs WILL RESIST.
From the Cincinnati TimeA1

The Grand Jury Of Utah met week ago II has
made as yet, no report II evidence duplicating
Young in tho Mountain Meadows massacre should DO
brought TO It's attention, and IT. the strength ofit
an Indictment should DO found, tho country might a
wcll prepare itself to hear Of trouble Youngs down.
fall would mean the downfall OF tho Mormon Church.
and there Is too much money involved, too much
religious irreligious feeling, TO permit the ovos'
throw TO be accomplished without resistance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
THE MORMON WOMEN.

From tho San Francisco BuIIctinI
Most OF the women I have CHANGED TO meet, espe-
cally those from country, have weary, represscd
look II for the sake Of their religion they
patiently and hopelessly enduring more than they
were well able to bear But, strange as It must seem
10 Gentiles, the many wives of one man. instead
OF being repelled from one another by natural jca-
ousy appear be drawn all the closer together,
II the real marriage existed between tho wives only.
Groups Of half q dszen may frequently be seen
ON tho streets in close conversation looking inno
cent and unspeculatve lot OF heiicrs, while tho
masculine saints pass them by If they belonged to .
distinct species. In tho Tabernacle last Sunday one
Of tho elders OF tho church. In dIscoursng upon the
good things OF lilo. the possessions OF Latter Day
Saints enumerated fruitful fields, horses. cows, wives
and Implements. the wives being placed as above
between tho and implements, without receiving
any superior emphasis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
Thu MORMON TESTER.
It's Excelsior Still Urged by the
Press of the Country.
INcALCuLADLE SERVICE RENDERED III THE
HERALD.


From the salt Lake Tribunel
The NEW YoRK HERALD Is rendering the material
Interests OF this rich Territory ncalcuabs service in
probing this fostering to the bottom and letting
the world know, as II never informed before the
true character OF the murderous Utah theocracy No
more sleeping sercnely BY the side OF active vol
cano We believe in fully informing the country Of
she danger that loyal citizens In this heavenly
kingdom and OF tho determination OF these crime.
stained prophets and apostles to resist the execution
OF the lava Congress will meet extraordinary scs-
sion in q few months, and the outside pressure OF
public opinion will force that body TO give long do
layed and needed legislation. No hating halfway.
So crying ..peacc, peace" when there is peace
No inve,gnng transporting American citizens into
Territory wc urgs all to DO discreet, to indulge
panic fear guara steadily against cxaggeration
A BARBARoUs GRAFT ON AMERICAN CrvILIzAr TON.
From the Austin New Revcille.l
The truth, all know, Is that polygamy 10 bar.
bnrous graft on American civilization and q crying
stain upon national csculcheon. That tho Nor
mons industrious. peaceful and, from their
lights, virtuous we know, and also that leaving
tho poly part OF their religion, they have per-
feet right to worship as they please; but tho many
vile system is demoralizing and wicked and must
later be broken up, by force II ncccs.
sary. Desperate diseases require desperate remedies;
but II poiygamy be abolished In Utah by peaceful
means much the bettcr. Peaceful measures, how
ever have been OF no avail thus far
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
AN EXPENSIVE LUNCH.

Miss Lydia Y. Ramsey, oil Lebanon, accompanied by
her sister, Mrs Anna f. Pidcock, came to New York
on Wednesday, and started shopping yes
serday morning, the intention being 10 procurs suit
able wedding outnt for the former lady who 10 " bs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following sales were made the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday

Tho following sales were made on the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday
X. HARNErT.
isge ten rooms with ten OF land, acre
house, ms,. &C.. eornsr q HishSridso st. Glare
mont Nv to Norton A. Halett tor. ~oOoo
s.pr.n. csur. s"s s H. s,s
sro. s -. % :. Of Pitt st.. to wi.n il. 90.
DAn"e''' p'a'n ny !. II. sicoI.r xsD co. '''''
s sn q, avs saIlo 1sn. mr.i "a
ny 1871, :. : MISSIONER 1sp sGS o,,x.,
snessms .fa's os '9!ssI.s's 'a'
$50 1t. y. Of LIST Av.. to Cornelius Mead. plaintiff.
Aso foreclosure sale BY order Of III. Court Of Com:
%sa enss 5.sS on E. iss.h s aoS
e. Of av. Simon Dsuser for.........".... 1850
LOUIS MKsIKK.
supreme csnr. foreclosure ;ss 2, Thom...On
Ssh ST. , st.. s. $ so Il. ". Of ID ~. to william ).
Miles. paintih 1000
Total sales for the day. SIS 24e
0G %oa Hoover and wife Z Bsr,is. Non.
2s M ss aud vie Wiz To- n \ s .'
1s sssSo $: 29A = .sss, g. Farmer saS
d GRAND 3. S q So IS s. 1 s Eas.:a
xas ss%ps 70 is Charlie; Mot. Patrick Won
E IL U .s..S st.. $. iii IT, Of Broom. ST.. 2aa:
ioIs: krastcP and vie % John s:.,s.:... 500
s ss It. s 10 ss..'sf: tns .i <
s ;: ss.s,s ss.a Joseph
eta Isi I, susan fee. IF 4A .v le.ioos 10
M,is"" ' &c., '" $50 ,ssss cortland. ssxioo
Beseker st.. e. $, 50 icst Of barrow 2ox2s; r.
ss and ys ~. 80 s. Of Morn . s20o
X Ssa.sschet anu vito 10 :. 5000
7etn st.. n. 275 iees Of LIST Av.. 2oxioaa same
Ls * .s.as .v . :. corner Of DIS. st ioos.sas
N Ststuh ida M
3D. Nv. w. $. y (. n. d goth a.. 2ax7S; b. Mint.
47 Thu st.. U', !" =, $50 t. q 7sn av aosioo Jane: H.
sd n 81. sDa T ioS ~ saIs aa.rrssa. NOM
u. Iioash + q. Potter 5000
7'n ; ..a william II j.
voge and vile acob sehmiit 1900
To,,sn aud husband TO William Van wyek ..:.... 1850
Hay 10 Pat h McEvoy ...................... 1900
Cannon st. ". $. 100 H. !: Of Broome. Ali; ;. W.
East srS.assy do, Ss; 40, ". Ii. K.:ry; ref 80.
TO William II. Dannat ................. $3.50
MORTGAGES.
Hankinson, D.. to $. Remsen, n. Of Dawson st., v.
Brady, Ann T., 10 Charlie; collins. n .. corner IL 80
Bsne%s s%0 os "ss s ssss i::.e; Sc; 49,
Tones. FfsnsI. and VIE to C. II.yn.l n
rsadsid deor " aud wife TO $ D.esmsnn n
Prefer casnas,ns and husband. to jchn H.rd,ci:r.
Loo
e"is w. Of 10Th az, year years . 5000
corner Of ,h st. and iosh sv years 10000
o. +o,h st. q Of TN "v 5000
Eas. soih Il. - =. 22o
ysar =" " no"aoo. iooe
Of All r." e. Of a." ANU ~ M's ys "a s''a $50
Of Sd NV ana He so 70 ,sa wsra, yssrs 1928
Same to same g. s. OF ID sv n. OF led years gu
oS S.rs and 81 ne"ae we 1000
Brand, Daniel l., and wife. Co Mutual Life lnsur-
iiss company. n :. corner TOO
Uuptrl, ohm G. w., to r. H. Porter, - OF 3Iths 81,
.. of Lexington Rv o,oV
| Wilson, lothian aud wife. TO =. Is. Upham, r. 8 OF -
7vth ST. e. OF 10th av. < years. ~
Go%pa @ys, "Hc 4 Ws Of ssS $500
| Donnoghue, Dennis and wife, TO United states Lie
Insurance. Company, n O. CT Bsak 81. y. 0f orsenr
vichi ysarA AAS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
4 GROWING DEMAND ron JUSTICE

The confession Of John D. Leo has opened tho eyes
OF tho people, both East and West regarding the true
character Of the mon at tho head OF the Mormon
Church, and should call be made enough volunteers
would respond this coast alono In single day to
wipe Mormonism from tho face of the earth without
struggle. The defiant attitude of Brigham Young ana
The Mormon leaders 10 not calculated to help their
cause with people outside OF Utah Territory On the
contrary, there growing feeling that tho Mormon
outlaws should DO summary dealt with.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
CONTRABAND CIGARS.

Nineteen hundred nrst class cigars were sczed yes
terday on board Of the Havana steamer Vera Cruz ~
pier No. North River
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
ENLIGHTENMENT NOT WANTED.

All the teachings and practices OF the holy priest
hood show Enthusiastically that they opposed to the
diffusion OF light because instinct tells them that II
their dupes should take to the dangerous habit OF
thinking tor themselves. thor occupation as oraclss
OF God would be como.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
WHAT THE CHRISTIAN SENTIMENT OF rH1
COUNTRY DEMANDS.
nltaI

Slavery and polygamy ''twin relics Of barbarism,"
were long conspicuous boss upon tho otherwise fais
escutcbeon Of tho United States One OF these has
been wiped out with the best blood OF the nation and
the other cannot possibly long survive II Is certain
tina. the and ausocrac system Of tho Nor
mons cannot continue TO exist ana flourish side by
s,do with Christian communities, where the laws are
respected Tho Christian sentiment OF the country
demands that the government shall take the agrees
svs and put an end forthwith TO thor polyRamous
practices But this seems to DO impracticabla Brig
ham Young ought TO be TOO shrewd a man to prccpi-
tate conflict which must result in the speedy extlr.
patron Of his whole disgracciul system, root and
branch, whom he might probably still escape punish
mcnt by fleeing the country but should he encourage
his fanatical people TO resist the processes OF the
he would DO the first leader who has brought
destruction upon his people in an impossible effort 70
maintain himself In power.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
FAILURES DURING MAY.
THE RECORD or MERCANTILE NIsEoRTuNEs IN
| NEW YORK CITY


during the past month. embraeln
ascertained the amount OF assets
mated from Information obtained
no schedules have been nled or in
refused
Name Of Firm.
Austin, AlonZo E., provisions, \
202 Cham bers street. ...........
Boiler, Conrad, furniture. M. 2
West Twenty-third street. 500.
Brown, Henry 81, manufacturer, \
I'll West Eleventh street. $3.50.
Caflerata, PIetro, grocer, No. !
Grand street. :.
Clerk, William B., broker. No
Broad street.
Fellows, Robert, jewclry, 81 Maid
lane. ............... ..........
FilzsImmons, Clark h Co., d
goods, No. IS Franklin street.
Glass Brothers, linen importers, \
IL Llspenard street.
Gregory, George g., builder, No. !
East torty.ninth street.
Hcitens stein, stevens l. Co., Jewelr
No. BOZ Broadway ..............
Ravens * Son, lumber, loot OF We
Fiity-sixth street.
Hermann. l.. Il s., Infants cloak
No. 353 Canal street ...........
RalImann, julius, lasts, No. /
William street.
Lissner, julius. lace importer, n
~ Mercer street.
Llssner, Arnold, fancy goods, NJ
$40 BOwerv. decentralization.
Magnus, Paul, watches, No.
keekman street.
Meycrhon, Copper h Mllsner, 81
pendcrs, No. % Walker street.
Micnalcs, James H., stables, No. 2
Greenwich street. ...... ......
Morlott, Stettheimcr 4 Co., ribbon
No. AIS Broadway
Oppenhcim, BENJAMIN G., sho,
No. 29l Grand street. .......
Pierce. Bach W., dry goods, No.
Elm stIccl. .....-. ;. ..........
Plonsky, Moses, furnishing good
No. 260 Third avenue.
Proud. J. Q. Il Co., millinery, N
573 Broadway
Rail-, 4. j., cotton broker.
Styles, John, painter, No. 40 Hu
son street.
Steinbcrg, Adolph, clothing, No.
Walker street.
Sweet. Henry c., coal, No. l
Broadway and LAB Liborty street
Valentine u Butler. Sale and Lo,
Company, No. pol Broadway. :,
Watts, George b., broker, No.
Exchange place. ...............
Whitney, A. W., Spectator, No.
Broadway.
Woglam 4 Co., A., oysters, foot
Charles street.
Tota.s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01
CANADIAN OPINION OF THE PoLYaAMous NOM
sTRosITY.

From the Montreal Gazette.l
An agitation against Mormons and Mormonism Is NO
thing Periodically attention Is attracted TO tho
anomalous existence Of the Titan community. Two OF
three years ago seemed though an armed connic'
between the United States government and tho Nor
mon authorities was inevitable, and II was generally
supposed that tho last days Of Mormonism, as uphold
aud practiscd BY an independent community, were
drawing near Tho Mormous tided over that crisis,
bat once more bitter crusade 10 being waged against
CONTINUED ON NINTH RAGEl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-01

CONTINUED ON NINTH PAaEl
, 1877-05-12

Siefremben@dne. Ser BUG
nit ben @diten fam seiiern Mbeno bier
an nnb beaabcn li9 in 8egteitnn9 BON
&eBn:9s Mufitdor na9 ben perl6ieoe.
mem 1otels.
9erie Morssn nm 10 l1br weroen
oieielben ins Delesaten.6aus sefibrt
tperoen. no Gen. s. 81. 2ogon eine9ln.
lprade balten miro. ,porauf elmer Der
@dfe erwieoern wirb. Die Balferien
oes Soules merben fir 9amen reIerpiri
lperoen.
Son 10 Bis - ubr ,ueroen Die int.
re laften @esenitdnhe bes gapitoIs nn=
aeicben tueroen. I'm IL l16r miro cine
Sour bur6 Die 9toot semadt nnb I'm
3 Ubr 9ebt es nit Der G1e5apeofe &
Ohio Balm mad ben Berften. Sn Der
SaresRiuer8 rauerei miro ein2un6 Elm.
aenommen. Gin banquet miro um 81
in benz @r6anse Sotel iiattiinben.
Wontas Morasn UNI 6 llbr perlaEen
Die Gremoen Ri9mono uno ssben mad
Norfolt.
, 1877-05-12

poli5ei @eri6t. GoGsenoc
Tane famen seitern in oielem @eri9te
our 0erbanblung:
8iqiam Ni9olas, farbig. angeflast
ben @amuel MeSntpre seidimpft. ans
gearifen unb 9eidlasen gu baben. ,pur-
De 50 nno Soften 9eItraft.
polp Nrp. tarbis. ansstlast $11.5 so
BON 6. &apmonb se1toblen au baben.
9ie 8eweiie ,paren nidt geniisenb nm
al p%cruribeilen. iie ,purbe jeoo9 tue9en
ManaeI OH 9ir9idaft fur ibr ferneres
sutes getrasen. auf 80 Sage in bieSail
9slanbt.
Ser SAL bon Jrancis Mooop, amse=
flast Die MatiIoa Gaines nit elmer 9lrt
9ei6lasen nn6 p~er,uunoet gu baben, N,uur
De, iue9en Mbweienbsit Der Werwnnoeten
nno mebrerer widtieer 3susen bis auf
nd9ften Dienita9 berldoben. 8irsiaaft
2 wnroe ber,ueigert.
Sbomas 5inslsp, farbis. ausetlast
,pe gen @~erfdbruns, mnroe auf Miontas
perIhoben.
Sobn Sracp. ansstlast Simon 8ene=
bict's Obr absebiilen au baben, ftano
geiern Dor Dem Yoliaeiri9ter. Sracp
mar elmer Der Saupttbeiluebmer in benz
preis9sfe&t. ueIdes Dor sinisen @onn.
tagen in Gairfielo ftattfano. 6err g..
.. 8itt mar iein Wertbeioiser. Sraep
,puroe $40 searaft.
, 1877-05-12
Neme Nnjeigeit.
~ uftipms SerPamf
bur1
WiQtamS G. Gibipit Iuftionare.

G.t i9oncs Wnbnbaus, fir cine
Sot1ilts, netf 0aften, Srudtbdumen aub
frete @lmrbhIde rebem an. ipeldt febr olt
ssleeen linb uM Bubnbaufer tarauf sn bau-
ia nft tperosn. Muf @rfuGen tperSen mir ant
Dienf a g. ben IS. b. ST.. nm 5 abr u.
~, aaf benz plaBe in ETentliher gerfeiqe.
runs has W y II 80 nit 46 SUP Srpnt,
IN NarfbaQ Ctr, So siten NaptIpn unb
Menrcs, tpel6es SonSrn. 8. $. 5abliaon Be-
ippbnt IT, nerIaufen, fotte bic @runbNr hide
ipel9e esgen Wsfen. Sc SUB Sront. a.aen
Olen. 30 SUP grOat. lei l40 8ue Itefe ba,
ben. Das Webnbaus entbdlt 10 ;3immer nit
Ride, &autbaus unb eiuen @tal i'm Spfe.
Dts @rnnbfade iinb NIT @einreben, @ErGd-
girnen.. Ririten,s fGwarae unb eualilde
@aanubbaume b~ep1anat.
8%ebinsunsen: Gin GiertcI baar; BEN Net
IN 6, IL, 19 unb "a Mpnaten nebf> SntertHcn
gu tesabIen. @flIian,s g. 6ibion,
9bb Nuftipn1re.
, 1877-05-12

tOinmt. babe i'd @ud nidt iho, buneert
nal gel '9t, ipcnn id 5,pcilnal lautc, bot
Der Seoiente gu fummen, ldute i) Gin
nal, bas Stutenmdcden, uno penn id,
gar nitbt ldnte, mein &ammermapdIer;
merit Gi.d baS enolid einmal."
Werfeituna5u sur l1nrebIid.
Or: .Warum modit 9u benn
beute 10 elm traurigss @elidt?"
Sic: M6, mein @ott. Der arme Ober
meier oaneben bat plEbli6 ben @er1tanb
psrloren !"
Gr: ~So? ga, ipcnn Ou i'm .pielleidt
finoen loateit, Glib i'm untcr feiner Be-
olll9uu9 anriid,-Su fannit i'm Ietr
gut brauden !"
, 1877-05-12
Samfag 12. Mai 1877.

ie@ei3enpreie E. Gie ame.
rifaniiden Observation-Disclosures o%iirften.
ipenn Ie 10 %fortfabrcn. pie lis jebt ange.
faneen babcn. iebr balo ausiin6sn. 6al
fie Die 3e1nune Dine ben @irtb mat=
ten. &ublano's @eisenausfubr ndmlid
lit nod feinespess abgei9nitte, burd
Sdliebuns ieiner 5dfen am Sdpar5sn
Weere, benn es bot INNER nod feline
Onicebdfen frei, ole nur ebenfaIs bio,
dirt weroen miirben, int Safe England
als 8unoesgenolie Der Siirfci in Den
Sang Der &riessereisnilie einsreiit.
Mu6 bonn ober t6nnten @etreioeIe1oun,
gen aus &ublono INNER nod ouf Den
porbanbenen @iIenbabnen nod ben prell
Bii6en 0dfen pon Goniesbere unoOa an
ai9 esihafft meroen. Bdbrenb oes
Grimfrieaes bate &uBlanS nod taft gar
feline GiIenbabn unb nnb ielbit bic 9ros
ping Drenbcn NOR nod obne Sdienen'
meg. Scnn Die Otbabn reidte bamols
nu er1t oIt,pdrts BON Berlin big 8rom>
berg. Sroboem fano cine maHenbafte
Musiubr BON ruliiden proouften ben
Meg bur9 Die Yropin,prsuBen big mad
BEN chen %senannten 5wei 9afenplaben.
Saulenbe nnb Mbertauienoe bon belaoe.
ner ruililhen Jubrmerfen famen bamals
in nnabiebbaren3igen big bon Der @ol=
ga unb Dem ltralgebiree. Dom Som nno
Dom Dnieper big iibcr RE breubii9e
@rense. me iie bon %ioeenannten flieaen=
ben @peoiteuren. Die ,uie 8ilSe aug Der
@rbe I9piier, in gmpfang 9enommsn
nnb auf preu6iiden 6%ubrwerfen peiters
9eldufft muroen. SEPT wirben fir fol-
den SAT- ausrei9enoe Babnoerbinoun.
gen our W%erfiisuns iteben. I'm rnililben
@ei5en ebenio gut our 8eri9ihuns 5u
trineen. ols oas bel nns in Amerita nit
Dem Meisen hug ben Staaten bes We'
items geidiebt. Die Bef0rberunsstoiten
,pircen ni9t picl b6ber gu ftebsn fom'
men, als Der Sransport gu S4ife bon
OosTa uno Saeanrog burd ben 8os-
porus uno Inn gang europa bcrum na6
England.
Man iast nun aleroinss audi, &ub-
lamb babe i'm lebterSabre ein%eDfibernote
eebabt nno ,perSe wobl ieinen @ciaen
icbt lelbIt brau9en, aber aud barauf lit
ni1t 1e6r All bauen, oeun erltens bat es
fir bas ~un9cbeusre biinn bep0lterteMteal
oss rullilden Geides ni6t piel aui Ii6.
menr in einsslnsn 9iitritten Die grnote
febli9ld9t. uno alpeitens miro III GuBs
LAMB ipenis Weiaen petbrunat, oa Die
Mal1s oes ruiliidm 8oltes &osgenbroo
9enieBt. Mub Die rul1ide Mrmee
braudt @ei5enbrob muir fir Die Oifi3ie.
re uno in ben 2aSaratben. Ser nnse.
beure @ei3enrcidtbum oes 2anoes lit
fir Die Musfubr ba, uno beren @cge
iinb nidt mebr 10 leidt ab5uideioen, lett
S6ienenitrdnse na6 alien &idtun9en
bin uno aud in's o%nsrensenoe @uslamo
ben @erfebr psrmitteIn. Mb9slperrt
piirbe &ublano erit oann weroen. wenn
aud 9eutl6lano auf Die Seite ieiner
Geinoe trdte. uno ba3u 1T porlaufis. nod
feline ausli9t.
, 1877-05-12
poit office.
prf>Nrraneement.
9anuar 1877.

Npis- Die Nem gJcrfer 0,na shu.s. e..
m 10 "Ggm. nao trift bort UNI gao W.
~ :" sm. YET yottn1efffer bitfet Briefe fiir
shes saga0.a. Maerttttnss fo fritz ais mSaita
Morolt9e 9ar9poH. 9p.fnoI tSoua
HMnlnnff og. M. unb f.f5 81. 81. mas
f@lnB 2 unb 7.35 81. d.. ~'H
MorSli9e @eg.goH. SGalf6.-mutrns.
1'i' "'M. pofl9lus 2 unb 7.15 q. 81.
S1olt$ b gof. i3wetmar taaIid. srn.
lanft ! q M. q. unS 500 q. 81. maa a
f9lub y. 3D. ans 1915 q. M. Y'H'
Rftbmono & Danbine Gi,ennon, qs..
ttg.- Wntunft 500 81. 81 :" Maae Xss.
$50 9. N. =" yoFlgmb
&fdbn'Sno & 9anbiGe Rw. apeir,ar Ma
Ky. @ntanft 2.30 unb 9 81. 81. wv m"S
FV'@B 4g. w. rnb 1916 81. M. ST
q Sarmbile. 9ynebura unt gurr.sine n.dt
xymWp"e9; aaelit, 5rnntass ausa,mnrs
a a.t%, = mn'anft 500 u. ". = Ysjidima
S1etapeafe & Otin GHenba6n s.Sor;a
SDnnfa9S a~usgenpmmen. Wnf,,nft 4 ~ @
= poff&1uB $40 g. ~. ~ NC
@~orsensptQe, Charlottesville. @+.vnu.
Dlaest' aiptlden @barIotesptae ,ub @t""mt
non, Gr'netoM, 2ynGbmrg. unb tu.fi.r mss
metlip Dou Gpbtngtpn - Mnfnnft < n SM'
p0ff4lub 10.45 q. M. w.
sSef yottt lut stattone, an her 81 10
". INN 8. &. q. Idsli9, Sonntaos nI,aos.
nortt1sr; @nfunft 1880 q. M.0N "SM 1S.
f9Iab 2.30 81. 81. v0F"'
gl0nee(tsr, iiter @eF point. taorid.-a,
'aaIt 1850 y. @.-Ypfl9Im6 2.S0M. 81
o Aa~peaganngd, fiber AyIet's. taoIid.
~"'aHft 600 Q. Dr. guff9lu6 70 8. m.
Sattcs Hitter 9annpfer. Dreiual wy6,n.
1ta. Mntnnft Montaas. MIttnpd,s ,nh
5re'tass. n. 81. -WrGldrns' Tis ano
D0""s'Hass aae Soanabents, COOS. 81.
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Z y. ~ pofi9luB, Mpntaos. MSittmn%al
ano 6rettags; A n. N. "V~
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i H. "t : 81 y@Ssitf@l~e, . enffass uab Srsi-
Seherfc1 @oute. Drtrnal tpy6.ntYhv
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tet.
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Cine G%onpenien5- Gle" Moman BON
G9on Sells.
nBeoba9tunaen an Barometer"
Scr Mdmiiler uno FIN &e9t." gr-
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81. Meherer.
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pbotosrapbii@er Notire,.
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~&antnotijen." ,
Cine Slu@t aus Sibirien." Mus
Dem Na9laiie zines polniAen Gmisran-
ten, mitgetbeilt BON S. $.
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limb pieIe anoere inters6ante @a@cn
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@tdht &i6mDnb.

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5pbannes @emeinbe, Ste Giraffe. @ottesbienT
9 prmittass II llbr. Ysebie bic Vaaor 5uter.
getbleben.'s @smeiube, Ste Strnbe, Yfar-
rer 2r4uer. @ottesbienf II llbr gurmittass.
ct. Marten @emeinbe, MaribaQ Strabe,
gater Senno, @uttssbienf nm 10 lbr @pr.
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w. .. S@aHer. Sonntaes.S 9ule 9 1br
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ben.
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gSdrme tpsaen, lid gum GdIafen aslest
baben. BON Den lid erseusenben &oic,
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yteqer Die Ylante iiberflettert baben, Dem
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