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, 1877-03-31
Local News.



Co-OpERATIvE SHIPBUILDING. -
The Mtelfigencer of yesterday makes
an excellent suggestion that a vessel
be built here this season on the joint
stock plan, the shares to be taken
by our merchants and business men.
Certainly, vessel of that kind would
be a paying investment; for she
would always commands a full freight
coming this way, while others would
be obliged to come hither in bal
last. 1t would not be policy to build
a very large vessel; one of the size
of the Modoc or Katie Flickinger,
would answer every purpose and
there would be no need of going in
debt for single dollar used in her
construction. The only barrier to
such an operation that we can see is
that some one firm would want to
control the vessel and the others
wouldn't. stand it. If Seattle mer-
chants could pay to themselves one
fourth the money they pay annually
to the owners of the Harvest Home,
Courser and Montana, they would
soon own a whole fleet of home-built
vessels.
IMPROVEMENTS. We note grea
activity in building throughout the
entire city as the Spring advances.
In Belltown Mr.. Harkins is building
dwelling of 1Sx24 feet with an L of
12x24 feet. On Second street near
Seneca, Capt. Sufferns is putting up
q large two-story dwelling house
which will be ready for occupation
in few days. Horace Young's
house on Fourth street is also nearly
finished, two stories high and very
desirable as residence. Rev. Dan
iel Bagley is putting a new front on
the dwelling situated one door north
of the Brown Church. It is pleas
ing to note these evidences of rapid
progress on the part of our city and
the desire of our citizens to adorn
the place where they earn their live.
lihood with elegant and comfortable
homes.
Moved UP.-O. F. Cosper has re.
moved to Renton with his family
where he will take charge of the
Company's store.
, 1877-03-31
Correction.
SEATTLE. March %, 1877.

SEATTLE. March "a, 1871.
EDITOR MORNING DISPATCH
/ wish to correct two errors in this
morning'a paper in. reference to the
steamer Minnie May. In the first place
l did not take her on to Lake Washing.
ton to run in opposition to the James
Mortit,; my intention was 10 build up q
trade independent of that boat. pro-
posed to run from the portage of the
5, G. and T. G. through Squak Slongh
TO Samish Lake (or Squak Lake, but
failed in the attempt after proceeding a
distance Of about six miles mp the
Slough on account of the narrowness OF
the channel caused by the overhsnging
brush from the banks. also wish to
state that the machinery is in good
condition and aye not needing any re-
pairs. Very respectfully.
VIM. JINsEN.
, 1877-03-31
From Me Daily Of Sunday.

SHARP WORK. - Bark Osmyn
which goes to sea to-day with Se-
attic coal. took in 800 tons in twenty
three working hours. We congratu-
late Capt. Taylor on his systematic
working of the Company's Trans
portation system.
, 1877-03-31

FOREIGN LUMBER CHARTERS. 80
Chilean ship Valparaiso and Nicar-
aguan bark Antonia, are both in the
Sound and will load lumber for VAL
paraiso. AS both vessels are OF
about the. same tonnage, it is sup
posed they will each take about
800, 600 feet of lumber. At the pres
ent depressed condition of the home
market. these foreign charters are
very acceptable to the mill owners.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY Justice
Selye was occupied yesterday morn
ing with a case of mug pounding, in
which sailor of the ship W. Libby
was charged with putting head"
on the cook of that vessel. He vim
dicated the offended majesty of the
law by declaring an Irish dividend
of ten dollars and costs to be paid
by the sailor.
REWARD. = Mcknight & Leary,
agents for the underwriters, offer a
reward of one thousand dollars for
the detection and conviction of the
incendiary who fired the Robbins
mansion on the night of the 7th inst
We should like to see the scoundrel
who set that beautiful structure on
fire, receive his full share of sum-
mary justice.
w. G. JAMESON enterpris-
ing young gentleman has received q
full assortment of the latest sheet
music, besides a large variety of vio-
Inns, accordeons, guitars and banjos.
He also keeps a choice assortment of
Standard Organs, manufactured by
the Pelton & Pelonbet Mfg Co., of
which he is the sole agent.
WARM WEATHER.-The butchers
are beginning to wrap up their meats
in mosquito netting as a protection
against the flies. We are having q
head-dress made OF the same ma
terial, to wear to church and enjoy
our delicious slumbers while tho
discounted flies are bull dosing"
the parson.
SAILED ON SUNDAY.-Barkentine
Modoc, laden with Renton coal be-
low and lumber from Colman's mill
on her decks, went to sea on Sunday
morning, being towed down to West
Point by the Cello. Bark Osmyn,
with full load Of Seattle coal, went
to sea the same day.
BASE .BALL.---The match played
last Saturday afternoon between the
Seattle Amateur Club and Young
Centennials, came to an unexpected
termination by reason Of shower
of rain. Five innings had been
played at the time the match was
drawn.
REDUCTION I'VE now sell single
numbers of the DAILY DISPATCH at
five cents and of the WEEKLY at ten,
in wrappers. On Sunday mornings
the paper will be for sale by the ex-
ira carrier, who will visit all the
steamboat landings.
WHITE R1vKR.-This stream still
keeps about full banks, SO that the
Comet MAKES regular trips for forty
Eve miles above this city and brings
lots of produce.
, 1877-03-31
Terms Of Weekly:

INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE
, 1877-03-31
TERMS OF HOLDING COURT.

SUPREME COURT.
At Olympia. the second Monday in july
DISTRICT COURT. THIRD DISTRACT.
Steiiacoom-Second Monday of January and
tirst Monday in Au. usr.
Seattle-Fourth Monday of January and third
Monday of August.
Port Townsend Fourth Monday of Febru-
ary and second Monday of September.
Snohomish City-Third Tuesday of March
and third Iuesdav of November of each year.
, 1877-03-31

DIED OF ExPosURE. 1t was nearly
midnight on Friday when canoe,
with five Indians in it undertook to
pass between the piles and Mechan-
ics' Wharf. A high wind prevailed
al, the time and the frail shell struck
one of the piles. upsetting instantly.
An old squaw was in the canoe and
was with difficulty dragged ashore
by the others who carried her up
the bank and left her in a cabin
near by. They then came down
town and made fire in the slip be-
tween Horizons bank and the market.
After their clothes were dry they re-
turned to the cabin, only to find the
old clootchman gone. A search was
instituted and her body was found
lying on the ground short distance
off. The exposure and suffering in
the water had been two much for
her. So officer Thorndike was sent
for and saw that the body got de-
cent burial.
DIED AT SEA. "A brother of Geo.
Ridge, who is employed in Car
keek's stone yard. took passage on
the Dakota for San Francisco last
Sunday, in the hope of restoring his
health, as he was afflicted with cor
sumption. On Friday night a tele,
gram was received here, stating
that he had died on the passage
His health had so long been feeble
that his relatives we're not aston
ished by the painful news.
STowAwAYs.-We heard yesterday
that several fellows came up on the
City of Panama without buying any
tickets. Doubtless they compensa-
ted the ship by shovelling coal for
the tiremen. Another case was that
of a man who rode all the way from
Kalama to Tacoma on Friday, unob-
served by the conductor. He was
concealed under the car, on the brake,
and several times barely escaped be-
ing killed.
PosTAL.--The boxes in the post
Office are filled with little notifica-
tions for box-holders to pay their
rent. Those not paying their box
rent for the present quarter during
the coming week will find them
selves shut out after Saturday next.
, 1877-03-31

From the Daily of Tesday.
A SINGULAR SIGHr.-As the steam
er Otter was coming down the Du-
vanish river yesterday afternoon,
Capt. Jackson saw a man seated on
a sawbuck with another man stand
ing over him. Tie sitting man
threw up both hands as the steamer
drew near and Capt. Jackson banked
the boat. Having got the bowline
fast, the Captain sings out:
"Why don't you come aboard ?"
"Wot'll I come board fur 2"
growled the man on the bank.
Don't you want to go to town 2"
asked the Captain.
"Me-no!"
"What did you hail the boat for?"
"Inever hailed the boat. Ithrowed
up both hands because the tooth hurt
me-" And here glanced at the man
who stood beside him with a pair of
bullet-moulds in his hand.
"You don't mean to say you ex-
tract teeth with those things?" fall
tered Captain Jackson.
Certainly I do" said the other,
"they beat all yer Seattle pullikens
to HI and gone"
POSTAL CHANGE. = Curry Chase
has succeeded o. J. Carr as deputy
postmaster and will prove himself a
man of letters. His predecessor
carries our good wishes into any av.
ocation in which he may hereafter
embark.
AGR1cULTURAL FAIR.-A call fol
a meeting t. organize an agricultur.
al society will be held at Reinig's
Hall, on Wednesday evening, April
4th at 81 Pm. 1t is q matter which
concerns every business man in the
city, so let all attend.
CoM1Na.-The Sawtelle troupe has
been playing in the Fraser Rive,
towns and appeared at Sehome last
Monday night. By the Libby which
arrives on Wednesday night they
will probably reach this place.
"R. X. HAM."-This lively little
barkentine is again in Sound waters
and will probably arrive at Blakely
some time today.
, 1877-03-31
Official Directory.

CITY COUNCILMEN:
Bailey GatZert, John Leary, A. A. Denny. s.
Kenny, G orge W. Hall, W. n. Bell, trsnk
Matthias.
, 1877-03-31

Rates Of Advertising:
Each Subsequent Insertion. ...-......... SO
Yearly and quarterly advertisements at the
Dwest ratas
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Sas leste sDmd)9eridt in Geatt6p.
Seerotgmug oer bier SStt9ez
ri6tfefpft

2ouiSbille, Sp., 6. Septbr. - @eitern
Na6uIittag purOe Sim SimulonS 6u 9telpz
ca1tle bon eiuigen gtegern begrabeu, Seine
Srau unb 5rpei iiin9iten SUbne waren i6On
IN ser por6ertgeu 9tadt eutflobeu, neil ibuen
Die Siirger bebeutet batten, OaB e8 fir iie am
Seiteu tpdre, ipenn iie Oas @ouutp uerlieBeu.
Die 9ei6en Der brei @oOoridlS tpuroen mad
2odport 9ebradt, I'M bort be9raben Su iper=
ben. Sobn Sames 1ub 0ape @arter, Die eben=
fails 5u jeuer Sanbitenbanoe geb0rteu, lebeu
nod. Sie fno auf Sefebl Oes @eridt8 auf
freiem SuBe, Same8 iuurOe nidt i6ulbig
geiprod)en, uuo Garter puroe freigelaiien,
neil er leiue &ameraOen benuuStrt bat, Sad
SinmonS 1T nod niemal8 arretirt tpprbeu,
Sic 0ffentli6e Meinung ld)eint Die iummaris
Idle Sinri9tlug oerStrold)e ni6t 81 biligen,
bod grdmt lid 9tiemanO Oariiber, oaB Die or
ganiiirteu 9alluufen, beren Sluttbateu benz
Staate Seutudp Slr S6matJ 9eretden, aus
NPr1 gSpnP nprflnIt mlIrnen
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ytod cine Dame Onrg InmsnOunu BON 9r,
@balmer'S @eiunobeitsz 3iuftur osbeiftI

Sn.,.. g., ,- baltimore, q. Sept. 1855.
5eugnig oen 1teen tidbti8eH unb lobeu6en Beueiien
eet 2etllagtatet bon Or 9balmer's @eiunS6eitgtntz
tur qInsuGu9en 5u tonnen. SD mar ibon ieit flint
Sa2ren Don etnem Gebercloen 6e5atet, ln0 ale pol
pleli9en tn9tt9en aer5ten mir gege6enen 6emte!
efmlelen tdl als ptrtuugslos; Die Sdmer,en in neis
ner 5eten Sette ogrOen 8uest 10 tart, 6as i'd pe6ee
Sel Gage, nod bei gta9t mebr Rube bate Seriuun6s
d1nlide Sdmer' in meiner 9ruf, unter meinen
gd4ltern enb i'm 0liiden, 9erBidldge nnO StiSe i'm
aopie paroen lo, tart oa6 i'd betnobe pabniinnis
puroe. Gfetne 8rnit mar 10 ibipad, ban i'd bic
SanO ntdt gum 9opie erbe6en onate Utetne SJeihtss
tarbe ipuroe blet3, metne ausen I6lponen an, unb
nein 9taten lputos NIT etnem AuSi6lage beoedt. 9a
iab th zines pom 8r. @boImers g}amp6leten, uno
mad @e9raud) bon 5fuei Jlai9en Der 8inltug fhblte
i'd pte Elm neH9e6orener Uienid 0letn @jeunobeitsz
Suitan6 bat ii9 sur ueberra6ung mcner Sreun6e bes
oeutenO 9e6eiierl; i6 fam iuie6er seben uno neue
Sratt un6 neues Seben bGben th metHes 9ansen 95Ia
erS 6emddti9t.
5m g5ertraueH, bQ7 oieies 3eugui6 utdlt oerfehIen
miro, ole al9erHine aunertiamteit alier 9eioenben
ami oieie Gnttur iu Ienten uerble6e Id She eraea
beaES w. S>s>
SIiiabetb gpumssr,
9iT- 2o4, Sub SbQIpfrafe,
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@tne iuunoerbare Rur,
ourh Dr. 9gatmer'S G5eIunosbeftsz5inFt,rr bs,
Dertlteligt

baltimore I'm RoUem6er 1854.
Dteln Serr! Us gertlft mir slIm oro6en gSer1nidpr
59nen Die auBeroroenihe Sur, ueit5e 81, ,Gbalmer's
AlntlT an metnet 6t9u berbeiseIibtt bat, m9utbeia
yen. gS ll6 legt Ntonate Der, iet6em meine fSrau
puroe. 60 l9Iedlt lDaren ibr 9uSieGen unS Gjefnos
gett$SutGno, o9Blbre au9en anI6noaen, ibre Eor6e
0ieltp tlno lqrs 0anoe nit auSitlag 6eoedt uuroen
S9te totpefl9en Seloen luaren unduSipre6ltb groB;
S4mer5eu IN oer 8ruit, i'm titden, OersIdaq, befge
SpneSen IN SopIe &c. ergrtfieH te oerma6en, bab i'd
ne eauI9aO' t man 70 Ibma6, oGB iie ibre oano nidt
mebr bis sum SOpie erGeben fonnte. I'm bieie 3et
nuroe ems uon @balmeriS BampbIeten in mein mans
9tpotleI, uno t9 purot oeranlaBt, Die 1inftur bel
melner St9u elmer Brobe gu untermerien SD taEfn
III 2oaqt9elt la9en, ooB nab oeu @emuie oeS 5nbatS
pom elmer 6a6e e it 6ereits beiIer finite; he hattie
tet:e S9meraen melr, tonHe neoer eIien unb nadl
oeh 9eHune oes 5u9alts Oou 6rei Ueiteren Slaltben
mar ite tute0er sdndltd Gerseiteat.
W. s.. hilbert,
SIR. 60, SiozBaeafr.
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NerO6 ie ranfheiten,
Se. S,hoIuter'A

y 2
9eist cine beonoere Serait fiir yeroenfranfbeiten
Ste reini9t oas 9lut BON ocr uerocr6lidJen Sditen
uno trdtat Die Uteoer, ole ourb yeruentrantbeiten
9elttten baben 8ie SetItrde oer 9iuur iino fpabrs
BAIT Dunoerbar uno ba6eu iid oer glrt bdlia 6epie4
zen. Sbmd9e, abmattung uno 9e6en5Oer6ruB iino
pom gteutatsie, &OpfiDeb, SdluinoeI Terpen58mers
sen, 9Sr6hopTen, 9dn8iher Sbiudtbe, unlut an oeu,
ltm9an9e NIT 0enlden, rcl8ioiem ggabnfnne lle6ers
gannun9, @rrotgen bel Der gertngten Geleaen6eit,
Ste5en i'm topt, 6iBe i'm @eiidt, 0e6ensI6er6rt6 ~
|. ~. II Die Nieotitn ME obHe @rfog ge6rauJ5t pors
een, Die 3ntlar fnbrt in unstoG6lib tlrSer geit
2eilun9 bsr6et uno bat idon bdufig G5eoaaten an
Selolmoro, Selat9tuiigeu Dor 29abnIinn II, /, 10.
pertrie6en. 9te 8tnftur forOert un6 idofft enen
appetk trditi9t @eibWddbte uno aie6t 6cm Sronisn
neue5 frtides se6en De0er '''N''''''
Die 1tnttut lteht in tbrer Qnneubuuo ouf hie no.
nannen arantbetten unibertro len 6o. val wv "
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Die beporitebenoe Sstnri6t,tt9 Der
W0r0ertn So1tfie Sa.piun.

6arrIl bnrg, Ta., 6. Septbr.-Oer
2utrag uuf einen nenen Yro5eB in benz Sale
Der 6rau 0ouiie 2alpiOn, peldle iiberfiibrt
mnroe, an Der grmoroung ibreS9atten bethel
li9t gemeleu gu ietu, murDe geitern abgepieien
unb Das Sooe8urtbeil iiber Die WGrberin aus
geiprr9eu. Die Sinri9tung lit aui ben 50.
Sftober feitgeiebt. 6rau SalpiOu pernabm
ben llrtbeilsipru9 nit Der 9r6Bten 9lei19iil=
ti0feit
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@ertpeseaer 8attb in Sbio. Gitt
GomntD=S6abmeiitcrs sefoltert,
bis er Die 0el0fDittGe 0ffttet.

Cincinnati, 6. Septbr. - Aor. OiperS,
Der @ountp Sbabnleiiter bon gapafoneta,
O., ipurOe III Der uergangenen gta6t in leiner
@obnung bon 9tdubern itberfallen, gefnebelt
NIB na1 Dem @erid)t59ebdube gei6leppt, mo
man linn, pdbrenO Ell bitlflo8 auf benz SOOen
lag, 10 lange brennenSe 2id)ter inter bic bio
Zen SiiBe bielt uub i'm auf nod auOere g8eiie
peiui9te, bis ct OaS @ebeinlniB Oes @Ombinaz
tionsidloHes Der @elbipinOe ofienbartc. 9ie
Rduber eutnapnteu Der SpinEe $4,000 unO
bemertfeaigteu Johann ibre6lu6t Sr. Mtpers
puroe 6eute MOrgen gefnebelt I'M @eri6t8ges
bduoe arfgefunbell, unO Die Sran6wuuben III
ieinem @elid)te, ioipie all ben 6iiBen nno
3oanOgelenfen beipeiieu, baB Die BON linn ge=
madten 9lngaben auf gSabrbeit beru9en.
6rn. Mper8' 9lmtsterlltin mar bereit8 am
/. Septen1ber peritrt6en, III 6olge elmer Ser
;Ogeruug gelegentli6 Der &e6nuugSableguHg
mar er jeOOf einige 3eit ldn9er im Amte ge-
bliebeu
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@craltbtltta Der Woff.

WDttezH tDerzS Il NFtt0 Il, ST., b.Stpt.
- @eferu 0tOrgen orangen @inbre6er in ben
v@eutral Sermont" Sahubof Sn 9topaltOn,
lpelde bic @elbi6ublaoen Der Ser. Staaten=
unO canabil9en @rpreB ,@ompagnie'n, ionic
ser giienbahn GOmpagnie erbraden, aber
9fi6ts pon @ertb oarin UorfanOen. 0ieYoit=
idofe fir Wew=Dorf unO SOItOn rpurben pom
Yoitnteiter S:llitb auf Dem @eletie iIoli9
bonn Sabnbofe gefunOen. sic waren anfge=
i6uitten uub gepliinbert iporoeu. Dtan hat
feline Gpur Der SbGter ent0eft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-07
Sas 8aarpermogen oes peritorbe=
nett Gr=StaatSienators Stuens
att5 Suo=Garolita nit Seid1la9
hcIcnf

Columbia, S.zG., 6. Septbr. - Die
bieTge Garolina=9fationalzSant" lit geriat=
1if an9eweien morben, Die bon 5rn. 3. S.
8. Spen8 III Der 8anf oepouirte Sun1me I'M
getrage pom $4,000 5uriid5ubalteu. or.
Smens iit elmer Der 8iirgen Oes @r StaatSz
idabmeiiters gttles g. Barter uno i9ulbet
Dem Staate einen beOeutenben Setrag; er be-
finoet fif 5ur3eit imgtoroen,uno man glau6t,
baB er ueriu6en wiro, ieine 9epOiitenl6eine
5ll permert6en.
(Aumertung. - Der 8etrehenbe 1T Der @rz
Staatsleuutor Swen8, melder amNtittpo6S=
0lhpt1Np In 0nlttmnre ftnrh \
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a9- Die Stnftur beite8t oet 9lpDettt
Ei1t. heNnASG,nAA Ne "a anAAz..AA1
Ams3t9 aus atetnem saecbmd,et
unO cine sroBe gnBa6l gn6erer, Die init 4ppetHofs.
felt btbaTtet uaren unb eebeilt puroen,
YSeuterfettStUertft &itrettt

SemerfenStucrtbe <rettt
@Seaf 6a1s, ytr 81, SuO=S6arp itraBe, ipuroe BON
ihDadem @eiidbte, 9teruotdt uuo llnueroaua
ltdbtelt 9e6eilt;
8Gineas S. Seadam oon 2Orf, 3d., mur6e BON II
iibr9er OpSpepfie gebeilt;
@brD. $baS. Dunn, gir, 80. 9oUffraEe pon pSera
itopfung uno ertremer Sbmdde;
Arlna 6ertal, bon AHlhmellung oe5 Yaubes pno
Der GIteoer, yta9tldWet6 Ino 6uIten;
uno ItIebtem Blute;
D. 8. Gtbert, SIT. 60, Sitb=BacaHraBe, Baltimore.
~. 31SpePte SsN Ssse6Ner6sdnerOeHu, eGDtOel;
Spspepiie uno Hero6Ier S6nGSe, '" ''''
SdltpadDe mno frGHfIidle sFramen,immer.
nel6e oa4tnl4mtnoem, Oereu ganSe contribution acs
ltort uno ele l6Wer lttteny uur0eH Ourt Uense Bos
S5n aIlcn tSduen,
no S6md9eoormaltete, gao Die UC6iSin neue Erdfte
Meian9oltl9en neue .SebensIuit uRo fberte 4leg
Uteeer Die tofbare @eiuu6bet. '''
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8Qllat=1fftfQu.

@beeltns, @.=Sa., 6. Septbr. r.-6eutc
Nad)nittag Lief Elm SradtSug Der uGlepeLanh>
benpille, s., aus bent @eleiie unb itiirSte eiueu
Ibban9 btuab. Robert OapiS aus Snbia=
napolis luurbe augenblidli9 get6btet unb
meb ere anbere Yer'ouen- iGutmtlt6 Dfitglie.
Der elmer Cirrus. @eIellidaft- Oerlebt. Cine
l6abbafte S9iene mar bic llrlad)e bes llHfalls.
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Der 0elo1ifarft.

Stem 9orf, 6. Septbr. = 9elO lei6t 81
2-23, SSe6el rubig gu 4.83. Sob i9lOF
feiter 81 1881. Suubes Sbligationeu
i6loien hau II. itetig; 188ler Coupons 11Of
neue 1865er 1863, 1867er 1913, 1868er 1893
neue Sinner 1913, 1O,40er Coupons 1893
9lftien i9loiien fau nnb fetiger; Seem:
Yorfer&entral 1893, @rie 123 9afeSbore 64a
Sainoiier Central 693, YtttSb, 814, Chicago
sOrtbweitern 33s, Yrioritdten 625, &odzSs
lon0 1O14
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Wei@aftss@esmeiier.

2lm ote 9atnen!
8. SEAT, & Gobne, Rr. 1874, Sibzgroabnap.
& Seammsrs, (Saas s; ss ssssimsSnT na
Dollar Store, ytr. ego, gS. .>SaltimoreitraSe.
Yanfem 1ttto 8anatterS.
n5eutid,e Sanf," Gde Sollibapz uno Salmoreitr.
.Vereimi8te Eemtid,e 8anf," gde Yaltimoreitr. II.
BoitsSifcee eapenue.
.5eutidbe GemtraI 9sanf," reorreiponoent"z@ez
bduoe.
r9eutid,e sparbanr." gte Baltimore u. Yineir.
&umnter & Se6er. ytr. II, Southitr.
Watue, s., neorreiponoent"@g "@gebduoe.
Srm6bdnSer.
gsilb. $. MetmbarSt, Nr. 10, gOro @apitrass.
9utter, Gier nno &die.
aampins s. 9ope, 9r. 89, sHoz@barlesar.
Observation-Disclosures II. Ssa1tsmaler.
Gmmart & 0uartles, Scr. 22, Barttrass.
Ssopfem 1,,to Wal3.
sosp & 8idetts, SIR. 10, sdo<@apftru6e.
Su,peliere ,tno SPLITTER.
Sbas. ss. &,amia & So, Str. 80, R.<SOnioaptr.
&ofier ano SsanotaiGem.
Coleman, s.. 6apettez, sluiiden @aps uno Greoez
oeridfraBe.
characterization.
saGb siiTom, Ir. 40, 9Beitz5aItimoreftraBe.
Wteoi3inii6es.
goeeIer, y. & 60, gsr. "A, sibertpitr;
Jrele, 8. IS. & Somp., Aug. Sartb, gir. 1874,
Boipero, N.zY.
Wt6bel.,, Watrabet It. I. ~
Mriab u. Bouad, SIR. 90, Woroz zSoparoarabe.
SEQ. Sed, SIR. AZ, SarrionitraBe.
%. 8setitnser & snbn, SIR. ulb 3, Bortano=,
=. q. uEo Dr.. -, SoIumeiaitrabe:
0au s. sartel, gtr. 100, N@9apltraBr.
siabmaid1inem.
Wemiuston'id,e Wabmafd,tnsu, gtr. AZ, ROros
SbarleS1traBe.
Srmono 4 60, ytr. 6i, Noios@apfr'
Yateut=Wcoi5inen.
Setb 2. Sauce, gtr 1O8. sBefzSaltmoreftraBe.
photographer.
gouad, S., gt1. A., eerinstontr.
Ytamos, Srgeln ,tno Welnoeons.
~. Suabe & So , 2O4 II. 2O6, 81. zSaltmoreItr.
Smtro, 0tr. 207, BeftzSaltimoreitrase.
Seinefamp, Scr. 273, 8efzSaItmorefraBe.
8e6tsam,pd4te.
Sames a. Smdanan, gtr. ~, ct. yautftrabe.
Ssanmibal, s., 9tr. 80, ct. gaulitr.
&Solff, stler., gtr. II, eaipzSuilbinss.
Spieget= ,tnS Siloer=Habnett.
Gdbarot & 0ebIsr, Scr. 293, Betz zSaltmoreitr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
$. Sensims (@ermania= =ee6e;Is), gtr. 10, B.zS.
Apenue.
5ircmen's b. 8a!to. (Seuer), N.=S.zGde Soutb=
unb SeconoitraBe.
samooer> Sener, S.zS.@ .@Iuenue unb Seconbitrase.
Yptomac=s syeuer p. Salto., gtr. 3, Y.=S.=Ipenuc.
9lifociateo ifiremeu'S p. Yalto., Jtr. 4, Goutbr.
SsutidIe Scuer H.zS.=gde Salto.z unbSolltbapir.
Yeaboos D. Solto. (6euer), Seconoitr., nabe B.=
S.=Npenue.
@er. Sentid,e (Sseuer), S.=S.=gte SaltimoreitraSe
uno 8.=S.>9tpenue.
9SiIfinion 6 Ssarlatt, @de Seconoitr. II. PzS.=Ip.
8irfbeao s. Neepes, gir. A.. SeconbitraBe.
8ropiosntia, Jtr. IL, Southitrabe.
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SSerthl,nIlcs NitnSpieh.

s S0rOHto, Snt., 6. Septbr. = Gtne Oez
pelbe aus 2Onoon berihtet, OaB AZ Stiid
canabti6e Sbieu uno Siibe BON Der beritbm=
ten yShort Sorn" 3ud3t geitern III 9Slnoer~
mere, @nglano, fir 1920 Sunee'n perfduit
puroen. Cine Sub, Die ySiftb 0u6eB Of
Siuburf," lpuroe fiir 1900 8uiuee'u loSge=
ld)lagen. 9Seber in @nglanb, nod auf Dem
amerifauii6en @Ontineute uurbe bisber ELI 10
hoher 0urdld)ntt5preiS fir Steb er,ielt.
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gBir fno iberseust, oa6 oas en3ise oerId6lie Nitz
tel, bas man auri 8ertsuns BON gaotten, Gl0ben,
Sdpaben, ameifen u.i.p. befommen fam, Stone=
brafer's 81 iettenpufpe iff. Nur25 Gents.
lSuIit9 3Wlte 10. 8. Naefl
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Sermtfd)te 9epeiGet atts Tetp=
Wprf.

gtemzO Oorf, 6. Scptember. - Die Sad)t
,,Solcr, melde nit peri6ieoeneu auberen au
Der &eQatta I'M oen Sennett ged)er tbeil.
nabul, iubr fur3 Dor 10 llbr beute YtorgeH an
Dem &eu6tlfiffe uorbei. Seine Der anOeren
Sa6ten mar I'M biele 3e1t in Std)t. Ser
&urS mar BON bier na1 Sap 2tag NIB 6u=
rid.
- gSm. sc. Speeb eri6ien beute Dor benz
Staotratb8= =@Onlite, luel6e8 etuelluterlu6un9
be3ii9li6 Der bonn Sting" oeriibtett Setrii9ez
reien auite1en iol, unb oepouirte AnSla9en
iber ba8 @ntftebeu 6e8 u8ing8," Die Otttgllet
Der oelelbeu, Die BON ibm (5weeb) befleiOeteu
itdbtii1eH Aenlter &C. 0a8 @omite ipirb am
ndd)fseu Wittmoh abermal8 cine SiBung abb
balten.
- Die Mit9li>6er Der GalifornierSdiiben<
mannl6aft, aus ben 66. .WtcSOmb, &ibreton,
Burns, Srodbofi, 8obcrtiOn, StrOng, Bar
rere, gtaib, Maber, Snoof, llnger, Soof,
gSright, gSarreu, Qabo, 8lum uno 2eeman
beitebenb, famen beute gtOrgen aus Gan
6ranSiscO bier oil.
- angetonlmeu: Die 9ampier ySueOia"
bon SamburQ, .@tna" BON 9ipinmall uu0
varragon" pom Sriitol, @nglano.
= Die 3oll @innabmeH betrugen beu:e
$443,0 900.
- Der lluteri6abmetiter 5ahlte beute fir
Sntereiien $194,000 uno fir eingeSogeue Sb,
llgattonen $132 900 aus.