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ADVANCE OF THE RUSSIANS.
A BdTTLE INurNEvr ~ THE TICIAITY
or ERZEROUM
Threatened Bombnrdmcnt OF Odes~a by the
Turks a state OF Siege In Rouunnin- An
Attempt to Cross the Danube Kcpui.ed.


LONDON, Juno 0.-Turksh journals assert
that Hobart pnsha has left varna. with the
Turkish squadron. TO lombard Odresn.
A despatch to the DaHv Nars from Vienna
says that u state Of Siege having been pro-
claimed in RoumUnia. tclrernme concerning
military movements hcnccforth will bc stopped.
Bucharest despatch to the Times says that
one Of the great causes Of the proclamation OF n
state OF Siege was the delay and unsatisfactory
working Of the Roumanian railways. All rail
way officials aro now brought under subjoction
To the military authorities.
A Vienna despatch to tho Daily Tsleoroph says
the Russians not only intend to occupy Bul-
gnria. hut have made all arrangements for re-
mining at least thrco years IN the vilayct Of
Adrianoplo.
dcspntch from Constnutinople says thnt the
Russians attempted 10 cross the Danube in force
between N,kopolis and Sistora. ON Friday. but
were rcpulscd.
CoNsrANTiNoPrE. Juno 9-Mukhtar Pasha
tolcgraphs from Erzcroum. under date Of June
6, that the liuss'n hlvn retroatsd from Oti to
lenek. There has b'rn no engagement. A
kuSs an ior@ from Ardahnn has reached Ar
danuds y. Tne ,V,rnur ana four batAious
oi the gurrisnu Ot Arlnhhn have reached Erz"-
roum. Tnc Governor Will he court martal,l.
80 i'ipn mas uc,n a sRirm,sh w,ih the adNnn e 81
tnr kuss an rght wing near Nlriman. Mukhtdr
Pasha hAs sent - iOr'r 10 cut tho communica-
tigns OF the kussinn right AMI centre.
LONDON. y Unt D. d'-iat b from vienna
stateA that Ma htur Plslu las been ,ut of from
Efl'r'um AMI khrs. Er1~roum ~ unpro-
Nson'd ana tho garrison OF kurs arc Oh half
rat ous.
\ Renter telegram from Cons,1ntlnoplc dated
saturday afternoon. saws tine lai si dcsput'lirS
! IRON EiHrrOum statr tnut tho Russians con
tlnue their adNan -. MuNhttr pasha has drawn
! closer e. En-. roun. whore n battle appears inn
miusl
Mehmrt All Pasha. commander Mt Novi Bnzar
! i"legrapte a. follows: The Turks continue u
advance into Mont"nrgrin territory. They have
thrown bridge over the river Lin. and then
attacked the VILLAGE Of Androyit.h, and the
chief place IN Su~oupik. The MonienrgrIns
w-rr routed and tho village capturHd where
/ upon five villages on the banks of the Lin sub
/ nirNl. Tp-m,rroW W. MT .ck Pr,ntrhina"
All Saib t'egrapis TINT the Mont 'negrins at
tacked PodEor.Ll. ana were rrpulsed.
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CHAMPIONS OF THE SCULLS.
TIL, Mystic BOIT CIrB's SPLENDID
REG.fTTi yESTIRDtY


The eleventh annual regatta Of the Mystic.
Don't Club WIS hold on the Passaic river. ii Now
ark. Yesterday afternoon. There was largo
attenl'n'c o Indies and gentlemen ut the Tri
ton hont house. The Argonautas. Tritons. vi
kings. Eurckas and woodsidcs were rcprc-
scntci on the river by fours pairs and bargcs.
The Eureka four. the champions OF New Jcr-
Soy. attracted much attention on account Of
their performance in tho International Regatta
nt the Centennial. Tho course was from the
Triton boat house to u point near the Midland
Railroad bridge. all the races being one mile
with Aturn. The referee wns Louis T. Saunicr
ol the Trtons the starter T.. Roberts Of tho Pas
saics. and the timckcopcr John 7. Contrell Of
the Eurckas.
The first r1rc wns for palr-oarod gigs. light
weights. tho entries being tho Mystic with J W.
Adams. bow RYAN Buskirk stroke: Ell. Smith
coNsYnin. and the Linn. wth $. 4. LHthrop.
bow;'W H. Dcwi. stroke; ". A. Brown; cox,
swain The race was closely cont 'st1d md
was won hy the Ida crew by half u boats
length. Time I'm. TVS
IN, second race was for foar-olrri shoils
the Hrnl"rth crew was rumpos id ul El.
Smt ,,w; j. W.. Aigms. J., /. lnthit and
HlNnH, G.. G. T. lnrhuys n. and J. A. Il. Dun
nIns. -trpt". Tue Ii niyrth crow lOt ~ ut-i.
from tie fin sh tln lr"borns w'rr two toAt
lnnMhs nchlnd. but they -rnrt 81 nnl pass itle
Juig : stnnd only haf "a boats lpn-th behind
u" ksu .ortts. Time of the wnn.r ON. ga.
Tue thirl race " = for nclr efull -Io'ls. g.,
entries hsins d. Iuthill an ! II. ". AItWs.
Tutllil took water iir-t. Wis ahrna al th. an.
ami nj iue lin.an VIZ tuc winner hy thlrl uf q,
bouts length. TIM" Of ia" winner. I'm. li'is.
Tho fourth rae" WIS Tor plir-unr'd gigs. T1e
| Mystic crow was con posed OF H. J.. u. tfurdurr.
bow j. y. H. punnlu.. strONv; W. \. Brown.
| coN-wan; Hni the J. dA entered q. g lrr.ing-
| huysen. bow; ". I. NuYnr. stroke; /. N. Par
| yur. coNrwain. Tn" rtr. w,sA r.'s. one. both
or W. turning together Hni Dot4iug hoae
aluosi abreast. Fifty Yards from th' finish tle
Lola crew spuri'd unl won los n isoit leu.tf.
amid storm ol applause. Time. I'm. ~
The final race wa between riN-oar'd a.,
| crews. tar Manfonomah and the Euroku. the
! former cons sting oi }. W. Aiams. bow ". A.
| Do"d. v. Jlhnson, J. a. Miller, Jr. ;. G. Hun
! t'r Il. W. Adaus. siroke. T. II. bury N. eoN-
! SWAIN ana the iau of y. 4. Iuthrop. lpw. Il.
| Van nu-kirs. Jr, n =. Howell. :. ;. Battn, Jr..
| J. Il. Dennis II. L. TuUuil. stroke. ana ". \.
! Brown. roNsWtin. the race was easily won uy
| tue NJ untclnua. th" Strl>c puiun- horur
with ono h"Ad. Tine. q minutes. 70 seoVnds.
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Friends OF william ~. vnndersiit Awaiting
Isis Return from Europe.

Several OF the employees OF the Now York
Central Railroad. with members OF the family
and friends Of Mr. William II. Vanderbilt. went
down tho bay yesterday in the John II. Starin
to- welcome TINT gentleman. Among those on
board were Cornelius and Frederick Wander
bilt. Chauncey NJ. Depcw and Jnmcs II.
Ruttcr The Britannia. on which Mr.. Van
derbt sailed ninc days ago. was due
on Friday evening or yesterday morning.
Owing 10 tho dense fog tho Britannia had not
been heard from up to II late hour last evening.
The weary Watchers on board the Starin strained
their eyes. and adjusted the fo. OF their
glnssrs in vain for s.ht Of her When they
left Now York in tho morning they
were we'll provided with eatabs and pot
ablos. There Wils also n band OF music
The Starn tou nod n Snndy Hook. and two
Of the thirsty landsmcu strnlled up tha sandy
beach in search of lager. When the Stnrin left
along the bea'h toward tho wharf. The Starn
steamed to Staplcton, s. l.. from whence many
telcgrams were sent to tn. city Their burden
was We nre starving. We are thirsty"
At about 10 o'clock the tug Ella Levy arrived.
load'd down with choice .vunds Hnl many
baskets from which stuck hay and straw. BY
this time the members Of the Srvrnty-fr4 Rsg-
iment Banl had decided TO revolt They were
thirsty. they had exhaust u their repertoire
Nrral times; they thought Of their waiting
WIS and IN body tiry boarded tho Levy nm Il
demanded to bc taken to the city. Entrrnt,cs,
tlr ats. and prOmis q Of gold had No rli - upOn
them. and they rcturmsdtN their homcsand l.
li.s. Then. hnndirss. bl. no longer hungry or
thirsty, tho wei Ohins Ihry aSan put - srh,
amt SAILING to Quaru tine - nt the n lht kecp-
IN. " ftHn and vat h over their stores
MIR. NHnirrbins m ssinn to EurOw. hns rivnn
r., to many coulcD Dtur,s. but nOthng drhnte
com n.rniu. 70 has vet 's.rd oul. Osl 'nsihiy hn
went for tic ben IN oi his l.Hih hut stay ~
su "a short duration could hrN' duur him ui
ntln gooi. and herrr tn. ilsoft' theory is that
ho hal some imam 'iil s'.i mu ia view.
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Tho trouble between ex-Mnyor Gun,hcr,
President OF the Brooklyn Bath and Coney I.iand Rail-
road aud the New York and SEA Beach Company about
the crossing OF tho formers track atweis Hi ha. been
sctucd by Mcssrs Murphy aud Mcco'mick propriciors
o. the new road aIolosizing 10 Mr Gunhcr the at
tinpt 20 cross the plank road OF winch lac owns the iran
cln-c. without his permission They expressed viii
lnfnts, {" pay all damage and asked Mr. Gunthrrs
rms inr cr0.ng i- innk road Mr. Dunthcr said that
since his visitors had been clever he would
irtn TO The plank road rcc. rni would only
az them 10 tcpair the track Of HI road where 1t had
Lan Ii lLr
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sECOR ROBEsONs LEGACY.
The Hopeless Tnneie Of Accounts he Len for
his su, cessor 10 str,ightcb out.

WASHINGTON, June 9.--Untanglng the ac-
counts OF the Navy Department proves long.
toilsome work under tho new Secretary. Ho
has boon la four months and the work of clos
ing up the extravaganza of his predecessor
Robeson, ia not yet over. To take a single bureau
that Of Construction and Repair. the appropriu-
ton for the fiscal year lust closing has long
since been exhausted large number Of debts
in excess OF tho appropriations are outstanding.
some good and some bad. A stiirmcnt OF most
Of them has been made but all have not
yet been reached. board Of officers
sits next week TO consider one OF these ella ms
for supplies AT Philadelphia. and another board
considers one OF John IiOa"h'B contracts and re-
sultlng claims at Chester tho week after. In
addition to these illegal claims there exists the
hopeless tngle which has been produced by
transfers IRON account to account. Tho con
ditOn OF the Bureau OF COnstru ton and Re-
pair. Hans CONS bureau. is not an unfair sam
pie OF the condition Of othcr bureaus. Mean
while Secretary ThOmpson's nh"xiblc rule Of
spending each appropriation within the time
designated. and Dether overlapping nor over
drawing "a specific annual appropriation. IL
gradually bringing order out Of confusion 1t
works hard upon the officers and men OF the
navy. who have to wait for tue first pay day Of
the next lls al year for th'.r first payment IN
five months. and thus in spitl Of the IA thnt the
last Congress appropriated mOrs money for
their pay than has boon appropriated i'll any
year for iiyO years.
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F.iJiINE ~ CHM.


SHANGHAI May Il. The famine continues
in Shautun; and Chill. The suffering in
creases and thcre il no possible means Of
avcr;'ns the death Of hundreds Of thousands
from starvation.
Famine also prevails in Corea. with pesti-
lenec. which Is supposed to hayn hoon caused
hy th"nNpo@ure ui u multitude ~ dead Lollrs
throughout the country. Japan has again been
Appealed iplpr matrr!hl ami m drail aId.
= d, Hung tlHnS, Nlnrny ~ Chul. narrowly
'AId doaih un IN" 2lst ui Aprl from AN % ri-
Hrntl! "NpiosiOn OF .n"iis at military rHNirw
near Ilent7 n. SiN men wrro killed ana iOrty
wounued elosr D. .tir uim.
Jonu pope H"un S-,'y has been sworn In
no Lieutenant Governor Of Hong Kong.
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a Gr~nt Sport in Mininture.

There was a charming race between the tiny
yachts ON Prospect Park like Yesterday afternoon in the
presence OF many sightsccrs The miniature -loops La
Havrd, owned by Mr. Fra her nni the ZEPHYR ned
hN iA Nii.A were IN Tic trst rh'c. which was won by
The u. pNr INcn IN contest between the ~clunpcrs
Aicin, Little int aud the ,nnp Ia Bhyicrc. the last
named won The y pyr won nj Wltll ia, Aiciia
and tie schuuncr NNcu was placed un tho wairr hN lts
ownlr. William Northrlp. ant being tried with the
oA0 mi itfuv Nc--e cat them H Ihc sport 10
continued cNtr} saturday afternoon.
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BISHor LEES coNFEssIoM
Directly duplicating brigham Young In the
Mountain Meadow Massacre.

WASHrNdToS, june 9.-Among papers sub
mitt'd 10 ATTORNEY General Devcn~ by District
Attorney Howard OF Utah are the unpublished
I-,riions Of Leo's confession. They are said TO
implicdte Brigham Young and other high mcm-
her~ of the Mormon Chure h in dire compile
~ VITA the Mountain Meadow maSsn re.
II thrrtp th"sa antr-mpriem st,temr rnt- have
h"ru made known only ~ Devrns ana Marshal
Nelson Of Ulh. The chiri obstacle to tife, ting
,onyi ton upon Lees statement arises from
tho dim uty ot proeurn. Witnesses. now
" ilely altered.
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
D1SHES HERE AND THERE BY IHA
SUNS REPORTERS.
The Cty Fathers Inspecting Rapid Transit
Want Mr.. Cyrus W. Fieid Promi,e- ts
Give Co New York Cuy In "a Few years.

The CITY Fathers Inspecting Rapid Trnrstt-
WHAT MIR. Cyrus W. Field promi,e- t.
Give to New York City In "a Few years.
Mayor Ely the Aldermen, fourteen mem.
bcrs of tho State Assembly the President and
Directors of the New York Elevated Railroad.
and mnny of our lending business mon mada
nm excursion in speclnltrgin oyrrtbe Elcv ltnd
Railroad yesterday On returning to the T. T.
terry tho party lunchcd and mnde sprcchcs m
Dclmonco's. Cyrus W. Field. President OF tho
Elevated Railroad Company. said Tint nrrr
thorough exam nation he had bocone satish u
OF the superiority of the clevrtcl plan over III
others for arapid transit road and be- prom = 4
that II his life was spared Now York should
have rnpid transit ON the east ~ we'll ~ ON tho
west side. That the Elevated Eaiiond WIS bo-
coming popular he said WIS proved ly th, 80
hgurs. In May, 1915, y cerried 7f72l paving
pnssengnrs in May. 1876. 1SO,Gl7 AMI III May,
1871 293, ,792,and Of all the million. rrr,ei
not ono has been killed or soriousV Injured
Other specchcs were mnlo hy lawson N. Fuller.
Dr, Gilbert nnd, oihrrn Amnng ~ guests
son s. 'hultz, William j.. Dod.; Eu ..ne lily.
Peter Cooper William Appleton. Joseph 'lis-
man, and many others.
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Sp.H dog ran into a dry goods store on
sixth aNcruc, between Seventeenth AMI Enihtccnth
trncts, last evening. eni snapped ,cth ~ the shop
- '- before ury cot mmr IN ihe counters The hrute
NJ. iuhnn1 n tht mouth A iiun'c nihcer rru-ucI his
'pl Ali CAUTIOUSLY uisn"d tlc iaur Ihr SrE i'm.
uriiItlr ru-ir 81 hin. al' the thccr mtlr u.iunc
si,". le sit. ialh,d Co iu, flr officer, and tho
oii'rrs eluh missed aloe dVs tnaly the oihcor did get
a uIOw that WIS cncciuAL
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SHOT DOWN IN HIS HOUSE.
.yr REsILT or FREDFRfCK BAUER'S
TLSfSTING N OifItYR.


A Orcc Prosperous h"i'her f'E"'"n "'-
retateiy to Retain Possession OF his home
r,,,u .n,,. vii, IA constable.
eh""-''~ 80,
Tv.. y.ars ago Frederick Bauer middlc- |
.,,. t,rs., CIV lut,hnr h.pan to /
aged. il'' l"''"9 - w Wv, -. -.
drnk ,N rs~lN"lN - iNu'h OF ms puSihVs7
,....l ,.iIf of his hands Tint he could not earn
'F .., t,r bis ,vif, and ,hillren He
slice -' H' 'N' '' VIZ 49, :,
than drunk oven more uhr'sWAih"N' hhu
,tI NI.sn sober nni Industrious Bauer had
la' . 49,. .,...,.. am, h,s.,,.,, franz,
lol-Nt f.i" nI''-9'''9 anu '"7 ~ ''''
haU-eHn gard N ON th' border Oh thc nroAd
nIn.tn.,tn ls Suvium avenue. in Lafayette,
irN'' ,,. t,,,,,r ,,oii al ,oo =,
b-u' 200 "' '''S'N ''N' ','"'' '"'" ''''' w.
., r,..'. Commissioner kcrh'N IN" owh'r
tr.usf.r of the titlr $500 few months
VI - g.. q, -nn IL,
later. tN "NSNu'" " N'I'-"N' ''' . ''' ~
t.r. i1s lrNNidcnt Inst tulun ior NlNlnEs OF
ltv II. i,onr,.,d tho hons, mt n
''' '...t = g. ..s..,.tt,.
c-i o' sl'".' anu 'uI" '"'u ~ 'V''''' ..'','
AI.r . failure. Bnu. .luiel himself in
h. rntirnolnintt I his mind was weak
81 g. ,hr,i ls,,i,
tnN- ; Hii h'i '"' hlS '.''"''"' '''"'
cf,t.,. in Wr@hiuEt1 support him md her
tif. Jnn NJ G.y. no. a rriut,r hirnl tho
'
tr f 'r N'S BONN I'l ''' ".Si" "' ''' ',9
,rtt... N,s..U tlsr.nt. .Ithlt hn promptly
.'.tN u.., huri,, rno i'm
J. M h. ,, ,.., 49,
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Cholera Among the Troop. on the Tcsns
LOrdsr.

MATAMoRAs. Juno o. Tho Brownsyllio S'nti-
nJ announce, ihnt di-a.e -urirtlnnf like the cholera
has broken out anon. the uo'ls nj NnsspM BlrlAck>
Aholt thrij are 40 tho lu. 10. a1i sN have dcl The
nffin X, commenced Wiili trrlnt ini collie siiar
t,-cn~ hn. appeared n tlc c.> ant ~ t cas-, have
lfnN,d iH'al within uir l1 lew days Ih.rr no ,Dr
iIn.y u pir-eut mat the disease s A>lnr thoris. hut
uu.cuAno .+cin 10 inirtie that % o. more than the
uiHl cAO, "a molius n dcut 10 u' oAlusslNe use VI
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The Latest Deiicncy.

Dovillcd crale are the latest delicacy for cpl.
The dc,illcd crabs called that have been
the market for time. have been made Of seasoned
Goldfish and AGED lobsicrS rietrn French Negro 10
SAM in l. the oy man ~ the United sae~ whu knows
how to "dcNil" crabs lie takes the crabs that
caught Norfolk. and carefully picks the meat
fhts !, then drhcHt"y ra-uncd IN way which Fietro
alone understand, and then baked. Tho she'll Il
the crab Is care uly cleaned al' polished aud The con-
cave part nci with tlr meat wltrc II Inck- nicely.
The favor l. delicious aud The dccacy keeps any nsh
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AHHANY, Juno D. judge Wcsthrook today
dcDiiol that innccorl,nce with SuI-nnt nicnt suyths
r.pult 20 the Ainrnc, Grucri. the siockho.ii. of
the Atlantic Mutual Lie Insurance Company should
make po a the ielo,toiaIil 90 Wi the lllp Banking
Company. Ihrl wNro EiN,n imui IIn, - "a comply
with ms reQutt mont waiter BuNn SetretntA of thr
Autuur Lite, rad u -tibmcnt darius tn examination.
ciD.Nin. %, follows " ilrir - nu lur tom lo t.r
WltltWiu b" tmpb auu "a meet Ri Of is Obligations as
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DurrALo. June 9.-The body of Julia Hun
puDh ahcluniul Young woman, as'd 20 >rn-, who ma
b,cn m-,ui for two weeks pu, was iouud u the caitl
n,rrt toA,, The cause o the suicide sum p.od 10 ha,o
uIi lnnttl cruelty, t Nin. be- ~ MhlHd N hri aiiHr
nu t il-rf rI,Niuu. to bonn last r'' "r Hlr4' u W
uHi.t NiM a )Yuns man Mho "t' ibce.''i"We ~ her
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beating the u.,n,n In IL mon, Race.

YOKOHAMA. Mny PA boat race. MAY f.. be-
tween tho barge, ui the umtrh states sramr rune ,.c
An the Rri.i.h frtptc Auh,cion- rr.ul,d u to i..i
ui i. hliuu cirW. Hnuu- The .Att, ,,llv is 4irs 4
to the mon, ut uf slIIt n-.
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Dcyilcd or.l'-. tO. .''n.l'. nitnv- ~ Nalthy's
\ 'uh o. .u, ..h'l "......n fyN"u V!si,ls-
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Mcn,hec OMce rrehIc.lon.

AT Huinuis nt 3 4. NJ. G5'; ; C. G5'; .. 7l'. II
NJ, i'', 80. T. - q. = y, Z. j.. 40.
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"A Woman Hutrr,' ont to-day In Seaside Ii
rrico ~ cents dds
, 1877-07-10
giertes Bud: Sic Millionare.
Tas rptbe SauS.

Muf benz 8rpaowap, Der !Sauptperz
tebrsaoer glew Yprts, unp sepi1ermaben
auf oelien 8%erldnserung, Der lanoein=
wdrts flbrenpen g%ilenbabn, selanst man
binnen turser Sriit nad Dem rpmantiid
gelegenen Stdbt6en !9arlem, beribmt
bur6 ben sleidlam in Der 9uft idweben>
ben %glquaouct, melder bic lansseitredte
Meltitapt nit benz id6nen @aiier oes
Grptpnilules periprst. @on New> Dcrt
bis na6 9arlem unb nett iiber oieien Ort
binaus lit bic 2anpldaft fbrmli6 beldet
nit eben 10 lieblid selesenen wie toitba=
rem 2anbiiben ipl6er 2eute, welde, in
ben slnitislten duberen Gerbiltniilen lez
beno, bic in Der Staot befinbliden Sc
i6ditsrdume nur als slrbeitsfelo betradz
ten. Sdldst bic Ssieritunpe, pann
idatteln Dlilipndr wie Yrpcuriit uno
8u1balter ben Gomptpiritaub pom ibren
Saben, uub binaas sebt's, 70 idnel
Ylerbe unp 2pcpmOtipen nnr gu befDroern
, 1877-07-10

permbsen; binaus ms Sreie, mo Die
Ntmpipbdre rein ppn 8pblenltaub uno
Hubatpmen, mo pas Muge ladenoe Sc
filpe, nubbringenpe @drten, prddtise
Yartanlasen II itpl;e Giuen .freunolid
griiben.
aud bei6eipene, ieoo6 nit allem Cont
fort ein9erihtete 2%anobduier erbeben iid
bier uno bort, weniser besiterten SAINT
lien ermGgli6enb, 'm%ietbsweiie iid dbnz
li6en ldnoliden @eniien b%insuseben,
pie Der nit Dtiaipnen ipielenoe aaufmann
unb 6abritbeiiter.
(Sortiebuna fot9t.)
, 1877-07-10
,Gin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BUD ="
Artbu,'s lsttes ump srObtss.
0efubr!!!

o6et: Serlpnnoel II oemSoauS eiNeS Nrenn0es.
Dieies ppaenretfe Sssrf pisiss W.terausu Der
@inerlfanilNen Sitsratnr Dat ais Yprlpuri eluen 0e.
9%enttano, petbsr oas ipciaIe Sssen uuisrss ~seianmten
Noltes beru9rt ulo 9iebt euen ihredlihsn lieberblid
ipannene une aufresene, ,pirb Is BON Mllem nil
De9l.roe 8elslsn peroen. Snnifrtrt unc fdbbn az
NMnceu. 99lr ino entlhlolleu, bas bud in ieber IA.
Mile oes SanoeS einjntibren uno oiieriren uob ME
eaGeueleae Sprtbeile allen mannliben uno weibli.
4en Suhleribentsniammlern. 98ir ~perlansen iibsrau
M8snteR uno i&idsn gratis auf VerIamgen Beoinauu.
utn w belGreitsiht Circulate. 3. NJ. Ztpbrar.
, 1877-07-10
OefentliGe Danffasuns.

AuS5no aus efnem Brtefe sss 3. bstnrsat
ler, BUTT. 5sparb &cunts. Sonia, an ieiaea
SObn 5. 5etnmiiaer. Mebatens bes ~AIba.
ny perplb".
500. SD tanH nt@t umbtn, Did ~ ut.
ten, tn Ostntm glatte unfern Gfentl.den Daud
tar biz 5eilure I>einer Mrttfr surh Dr.,
aug. 8Snt8s bamkarssr Iropfsn
aus3ufpfe@en. Wie Du mciBt, lit bic liebs
Mutter an eiusm fdwsren Qsberl.iten, unb
!slbit, bic Ollie unlsrsr Mer3te nar perssbliG.
Ntr probtrten bic 5amburser Srupfen, unt
nuroe bkt1 ben @ebrau1 berielben bic @e.
lanbbett Der Muttsr tpteber gang bsrsefsat-
S9 tpinibs Du wGrbef bic batabureeg
" ebieinen thinner auf's Bette empfeblen,
benz, ite gabsn il& auf's gortrsf1i@Rs In unis.
rer Gamilts bctuGbrt.
, 1877-07-10
SDatt'S 2ebenS'8 aliam.
Gin MeOtaiutiMe6 YNunncr.


Hpeumatlsmus, NsaralSta, Gt&t III lrEsm i<nmrea
o'ab'um, SereTeln, Acniss. Xrantpsu xrprpslas, Az.
0tl0mare lno Die tGltnlualten JdAe ppn Slustranfpet.
zen, srpBe S1wath 9eDsr. uao 9t,srsulstotn, M,as.
puru' &c. ie. wirp aura Heitimmttns euro pislsn Rsnte
autr Hslni8unasa,tttsl 8speitt. Derleloe NJ 3uetuHp.
iranst8 SABRE ptneur1 sem pup!itum erprept, ~,
2Inesritauisne oen Galen sspsIi uaS eIr,rt asss,
mean mao VrflVrtTt 8enpameR. Jt ein ltAerte ptll.
rniitsl pSa 5Wtln III auen ~bsiItaren 0a4en, eur,r1 Dir
Taulten aiisa Vsltwars, lslpH no Ger 8n0Qsn ltVu su.
B~eIrslfen III.
3pott's eebsns.8aifam rurirss Serrn 8. @. Ssn.
map, Ara8eee' I'm gart.Apsaser su Yroptun, ". D..
aoln drpnitben ylptamatisrnas, naupsn perlsibe svn,
Stfa9 pen oen apriualIpltsn Aertteu xurppa's NM
Amerlta's ospanhtlt p0r.sa mar.
ppattS xebems. CONAN eurir,s Ssrra q. o..
coup. lpdmaEet N&. All Niaptipn Str., prn s,nsn
aslaprlt1sH Vsl&par, naHpsm or leNs utpnar tn
oreeeWap 9oipital mar uae prrt ole aa9elbar cellar
$patt's eebens-Hallam bstlts BERN ;Ssepb wctp
Once We. az Wretnptp SIr.. Don einent lerp1uspleh
Ssl~ware ~sstl bic 0aulntB i&pa bis aui Den aHSpsr
jtetan9en mar. PER- H. tat pabrenp 10 Saprsa uaG
5elnseeHer 9etluna ieLte 90ispsrselun9 Der Mraalset
~;rtaeren..
Spatt's :tebens.B allam eurir. 5srrn gptltan
opr'aset, go. 1853 UrO0n1s Srr., p~nanaapis BON cut.
iuheettm Weslma'lsmus ~ srnHl,tt 4rt, baB btr,sltt
osa Sstt sss arauien loon pnptr,t gate. Der 81.
ianIte ipnats MOT !eine 3aap aum appfe srtebsa an.
oar waotens Srsist Wtonate ans SsIt %sslefslt.
~ paeen ~ rs Sdupts Office, 246 tSrdne Str, xsl
5lalGtn IS. "
2satt's beratmte 3etImtttsI tnb:
Rpatt's aufstibarer 9sbsns. galian, Nv 81 100.
ppatts IA -, brtptlt ifortsr Qeprus. Saliam, Az
si.25. &patt's Yulmpnn Yaltam, pber Der Stw,nr.
tatttstn ertune, w $1.OU. - ppatt's Smts MINI.
nsnt, n%nI,sl0ar iar as,usn unh samsrssn isssr eri
apsIusb. Snaususa, aatasrE, Su % so.
aBenn ebi8e QriitsialHt IN eurer Arottet. phcr au ~.
rem Ylass ~ eattn lnp, 70 wsnps man nd brett aasa,
s'a''a' S'VSs; s4G ~5anssr,, v; =:
usosrau BIN per @rpssb ssriatdt bstm BAR =
DuSsNp. 13m2UIan
, 1877-07-10
Die GIaf@s

. n9ambureer Trppfen"
lcfst so Gents, Oper dnf Gla1&en
Dollars, finb In allen beutl&en
Npotbeten 3u BADEN ODER rperben pielel.
ben nab Gmpfans bss @slpss fret mad
allen Ibei!en Der 0sreinistsn Staateu
serlanct. Man aorsiGre:
A. vogelCr & Co.,
Baltimore, Nd.