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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-17
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
The Killing of the Brakesman
Harry Ready by "a Negro Passen.
ger Near Paris, Tenn.

The Paris (Tenn.) Intelligencer Of the
10th contains the following additional
particulars with regard to the late kill
ing of Harry Ready. a Louisville rail.
road brakeman, by a negro:
On last Tuesday night, as the regular
passenger train was on its way between
Paris and Henry Station, q difficulty
occurred between a brakeman, Harry
Ready, and q young negro boy by the
name of Moses NJ. Howard. Howard
and another eolored boy, Henry Travis,
were passengers, and sitting in the smok-
iHg car. Howard shut a door of the
coach, which it is alleged was objected
to BY Ready, and hot words we're used by
both parties, resulting in a %scufle, or
really, in q fight. In the scufle Ready
got hold OF one end Of a stick which
Howard carried, and pulled Howard
some distance, to where the newsboy was
asleep upon a seat. Waking the news.
boy Ready asked for and obtained from
him a small po~cket-kniie, and then the
newsboy fearing some serious difficulty
was about to occur, rau out to call an.
other brahesman, and Immediately heard
the report of a pistol, fred in the car.
Immediately Ready come out, and went
into the baggage car and fell dead.
The negro, Travis, says that be did not
see the shooting but saw the %scutle, and
heard Ready ask for the knife. 1t would
thus appear that no one saw any of the
difficulty after Ready obtained the knife.
Howard concealed himself on the train,
but was arrested as he attempted to get
aboard the train on the Northwestern
road at Mckenzie, and brought back to
Paris.
The prisoners version Of the affair, as
we understand it, is about this: When
he arose and shut the door, Ready in a
very gruff manner asked, What IN the
hi he shut that door for?' Howard
replied. to keep out the smoke which
was annoying him. Ready replied that
he wanted zone Of his lip, or he would
mash it. Howard retorted by saying
that he reckoned not, or something SINH.
lar, when Ready caught him by the coat.
collar and asked him what he would do.
The negro replied that he would do
nothing and wanted to be let alone, but
exhibited a stick. The brakeman caught
hold of the stick and pulled howard
back two or three seats to where a news.
boy sat aud asked for something, which
was given him Howard s%upposing it to
have been a pistol), and holding the
weapon concealed behind him, advanced
on the negro, when Howard drew his
pistol:snd fred.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-17
NEW SALOON n
Henry sehuItzs ana John Van
Wrinkle at 10 MOnrOe street.

On tomorrow Henry Schultze. who has
been with Chris Steinkuhl at the Capitol
saloon for eight years, will open on his
own account an elegant saloon opposite
the Peabody, at No. l9 Monroe street
the old Hole in the Wall). The place
has been elegantly fitted up and supplied
with all the modern improvements and
c%onveniences. Henry will keep none
but the best Of liquors. he is a popular
man with Memphians, and he knows how
to intermix drinks in a scientific manner.
The very finest of whiskies, brandies,
wines, ales, beer, cigars, ETC., will be
kept by him for his customers. Henry
will have as an assistant John Van
Wrinkle, a long and we'll known bar
keeper, who thoroughly understands his
business in every respect, and who is
most fsVorably known. These two will
constitute the team who will wait upon
thirsty customers and invite them to call
again. He invites all his friends to visit
his new saloon, 10 Monroe street, on to-
morrow and judge for themselves IS to
the quality Of the stimulants.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-17
Play billiards at COnverse's,
Estival Park Tonight,

Mr.. Meister, the efficient and enter.
prising manager OF Estivsl Park, has de-
termined to give a grand concert and
pyric display at this favorite resort to-.
night. In addition to Arnold's excellent
band, Mr.. Meister has secured Barclay
& Moore's diorama and wonderful stere.
opticou, which gives magnificent scenes
of the late Centennial, Naples bay and
Mount Vesuvius, Fort Sumter, the naval
battle at Memphis, besides many other
and countless views, humorous, historical
and personal, la addition to these at
fractions a strong calcium light will be
displayed. There will doubtless be o
large attendance, for the occasion will be
Of unusual interest to all who are pres.
ant
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Arrican brothers mInstrels.

THE African Brothers is the name
Of an amateur minstrel organization just
organized in this city, under the manage
ment of Sam Ager, a we'll known young
mar Of Memphis. The organization
numbers twenty artists and musicians of
excellent home talent, and merits a gen.
erous support from the citizens Of Mem
phis Among the noticeable features of
the troupe is a quartette OF acknowledged
vocalists, whose singing will compare
favorably with that OF any minstrel or.
gNnization that has visited Memphis for
years. The African Brothers will give
performances at the Memphis Theater
tonight, to morrow sight, and also q
matinee tomorrow afternoon. The pro,
gramme embraces a rare selection oil
music, comic acts, humor and burlesque
scenes, besides %speeialties Of a new and
interesting character. We hope to see
full houses at each performance.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-17
The Amnnn, OF RaIl FIXED.

In the habeas corpus case Of VIM,
Kuhn, indictment for wife.murder, heard
by Judge Ray, on application to Ok bail,
after hearing the testimony and argu.
ment of counsel, Judge Ray held that he
would admit the defendant to bail in the
sum of $4,000. II is expected that the
defendant or prisoner will be able to give
bond this afternoon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-17


Alderman Cochran aud family re.
turned last night from the Alabama
Springs.
Mrs. Lulu Kemp and Miss Jenny
Kemp, Of Canton, Miss, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Slower, at 2l9 De-
Soto street.
Mr.. Ed Crowell, chief clerk Of tie
Ruth, returned home this morning from
the hot Springs, much improved in
health and prepared for an active sea.
sons business.
Professor H. Schulze has returned
from h protracted trip up North, greatly
improved in health and in the best Of
spirits. He will be happy to see his old
friends as usual.
Mr.. Aaron d. Allen, Of this city. was
married yesterday at Tuscumbia, Ala
to Miss Julia Thompson, an accom-.
plished and beautiful young lady of
Arkansas. Mr., Allen was a gallant and
youthful soldier in the Confederate army,
and attained the rank of captain in the
adjutant generals department. Being
an accomplished compositOr he became
connected with the LEDGER corps after
the war and remained some years
From this Office be entered the service
Of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Company, and has remained ever since
in IN important executive position. We
congratulate both the groom and bride
upon a union so auspicious and sug.
g%estive Of hope and happiness.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-17
selling nj Coat

Mr.. e. l.. Cleaves, at 28l Main street,
has determined to close his business, and
will therefore for thirty days sell his
entire stock of books and stationery at
cost. This is q rare opportunity, and
one which the people are a%vailing them.
selves of with a rush. The stock is
large and we'll selected, and includes
many toilet and fancy articles, which
are going at q mere cong.
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ICE COLD BEER.
Coolest saloon in the city.
L.
Corner of Main and GayOsO.
Old Joe will wait on you.
MT


Suburban Burglars and Robbers.
Last night Mr.. James I. Leake, who
reiides neAr the corner Of South Jack
son street and the fernando road, heard
a mysterious noise outside his residence
BE armed himself with a pistol and went
out, Seeing u strange, black object
moving about in a fence corner he drew
down his pistol and fred at it. AS be
did 60 a gun went off and the pellets of
shot tore up the earth around him and
passed through his clothing. He at once
discovered that he had been fred at by
a negro who stood outside the fence.
The negro in the fence corner inside
broke aud ran, and is believed TO have
escaped unhurt. Mr.. Leake was unin.
jured, but had a narrow escape. The
object Of the negroes evidently was to
enter and rob the house. A citizens
patrol force should be organized for the
suburbs; the police are unable to render
the suburban residents any protection,
these localities being outside the corpor-
alton lines. An armed police force oil
citizens is the thing needed.
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why Is II?

One would imagine that the Louisville
News, of the 10Th instant, was talking
about Memphis when it says, why the
police authorities do not break up dis.
reputable houses against which so many
complaints have been made by reputable
property holders in the v%icinagea, and
which have becomes we'll advertised dis.
grace to those quarters of the city and
their official vigilance, is one of those
things no fellow can end out"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-17
The Grangers ln CeunclI.

The Shelby county Changers enjoyed
a picnic at the fair grounds yesterday.
A business meeting was also held, at
which oranges from eighteen districts
we're represented. The following resolu
ton was adopted:
Resolved, That the chairman appoint
a committee Of two from each civil dis
trict Of the county to open books and
canvass for subscriptions to a stock com.
pany, for the purchase Of grounds suit.
able to the holding OF fairs for the exhi.
biion Of the products of the county.
These committees will report to chair.
man E. s. Elan on the first of each
month, and address their. communica
tons to, the care of j. T. Petit & Co..
Memphis.
W. H. Walker introduced q resolution
limiting the minimum sum to raise al
$4,000, and the share of stock at $25.
The resolution was adopted, after reduc.
ing the share to $40.
Books Of subscription were opened at
the meeting, aud 5000 subscribed.
The object sought to be accomplished
is to purchase the old fair grounds
which we understand can be done fol
about $4,000. No county fair can be got
ten up this season, SO the people of Mem
phis and country districts will have t.
wait until next year before they can in
spect horses, cattle, sheep, goats, swine
the products of the sell, etc.
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FOR GOOD CHEAP HATS
Go TO New York Hat Store,
2I9 Main street,
Under the WOrsham House.
142

The type, material and workmen Of
the LEDGER job Office are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee first class
work and full satisfaction to our patrons.
1891
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-17

COMBINATION Of dioramic and optical
effects, assisted by mechanical ingenu.
ity, illustrating eccentric characters and
public follies of the day, at Estival Park
tonight.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-17
PUBLIC LEDGER.
ONCE, 10 Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION
THE CITY.
MEMPHIS.
Friday Evening, Aug. ~, 1877.


The Public Ledger az Five Cents.
The PUBLIC LEDGER will be supplied
on all trains and at all stations on the
following railways, OF FIVE CENTS per
copy, by the agents Of the Southern
Railway News Company, viz:
Memphis and Louisville railway.
Memphis and Little Rock railway.
South and North Alabama railway.
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
railway.
Memphis and Charleston railway.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE AND PADUoAH
AND MEMPHIS RAILWAYS.
Mr.. John Eppersou, or employees, will
supply the PUBLIC LEDGER at FIVE cents
on the above named railways.
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ARSoLD's band will furnish excellent
music at Estival Park tonight.

In the LEDGER job office can be foun,
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display Of any iob:sf printing. 1887
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-17
To the Editor of the Ledger,

Since Another Reader" has volun.
teered his services in the interest Of the
"tax-ridden people, they would like to
ask him a few questions, with his per.
mission, as they do not want any volun
teers without knowing how they stood
while they were in the services Of the
people before-whether they we're in ia.
vor Of low taxationP etc.
ANOTHER OF THE Committee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-17
Teeth Ia Ruins

Are a sure drawback on personal ap.
pearance and personal comfort. There.
fore, keep them in good repair with that
established antidote for all the diseases
tkst assAil them, fragrant SozODONT.
cad
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-17

MAGNIFICENT scenes of the late Gen.
%tennial, Bay Of Naples, Mount Vesuvius,
Fort Sumter and the naval battle Of
Memphis will be shown at Estival Park
to.night
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KAHN & FREIBERG,

OUIH0I OF MhIH u FUpIHt bITbdIsy
Will ofer this week to clear,
10 pea blsy linen, best, Zoe, 25c per yard.
100 black silk lacetiss and scarf, soc, 81.
New black combs, 25c. zoe, 40c.
New fan chains, 35c, Acc, SOC.
Beautiful new calicoes. mediums, rs. Sc
Fine Newport tie shoes, kid, $l.25, $3.50
New bleachsd domestic, excellent quail
ity, SIC and Toe.
KAHN & FREIBERG,
1853, III, 17S Main St, cor. Poplar.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-17

Little things should not be despised.
The little toe is the smallest on the foot,
but it always has the largest corn.
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z. n. 4 nROs.

These gentlemen by their uniform eff.
cheney, faithtrlness, correctness and pro.
bity as advertising agents in Cincinnati,
have commended themselves to the press
with whom they have had business for
many years. What We particularly
commend now, as we have had occasion
previously to do, is their thorough atten.
ton to their business for the advertisera
who employ them. No fault Of the pub.
Usher escapes their careful supervision.
Az errer OF typography, Of omission, Of
position never escapes them. They oan
and do attend more faithfully to the
business Of their patrons than the adyer.
tiser himself can. At the same time
they are wholly responsible, wholly reli.
able, wholly trustworthy as tho agents Of
the press, and therefore we say again,
we have found our relations with them
throughout an extended experience to
be exceptionally pleasant and s~atjsiao.
tory. We cannot too highly recommend
them to the advertisers OF the country on
the one hand, or to the press of the u
try on the other hand. They are entirely
reliable 10 every sense Of the term, and
always will be,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-17

prosperity Of the bride and groom. 1t
was none of your silly aristOcratic circus
show weddings; it was eminently practi-
cal and simple in all its surroundings.
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Fresh chocolate cream drops
and saVarln cakes at FlOyd's.


For an Alligator cook stove or house
furnishing goods go to
Hat JOHN B. FoRD's, l23 Poplar st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-17

TRE attention Of all who want to buy
a cheap home is directed to a great bar
gain on Monroe street, offered to-day in
our " for sale" column. 1873 I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-17
Go TO Estival Park tonight.

so boxes Choice New Cheese,
100 bbls Fancy New Flour,
so half bbls New Mackerel,
5 ties Choice Dried Beef,
20 bbls New Grlts and HOmlny,
10 bbls New Rice.
G.. A. e. BROS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-17

OLD mattresses made as good as new
at a small outlay by
$50 MARTIN EYKE, 81 Madison ST.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-17
wAATED.

WANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w that | will not be responsible for any
bills bought by any one connected with the
Ledger office or out Of it. and will not allow
such bills in settlement of my accounts unless
3g-t Il. WHITM0RE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-17

Now is the time to get your furniture
repaired, vanished and reupholstered
Call on MARTIN EYKE, 81 Madison st.
1b0
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-17
A ReIIabie Agency.

We take pleasure in copying the fol-
lowing notice of a worthy advertising
agency from the Burlington Hawkeye.
We have had extensive dealings with
this firm and can fully indorss the com,
meudation of the Hawkeye;
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-17
LOST.
PERSONAL.

nR. HlNsoN, DENTIST, HAS REMOVED
~ to 279% Main street, opposite the Bethel
Block, where he will he pleased to serve all
who may favor him with their patronage,
1881
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-08-17

DERsONAL-J. NJ. COLEMAN, JUSTICE
j OF tie Peace. Notary Public and Commits
sioner Of Decide. Special attention given to
collections In the county. Office 29t Front st.
l1g-t
, 1877-04-26
0nlanoifbe Dspe(beu.

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5ubborb, weldsr bel Ieinem 8ater in
Der Md9s bon Gidlanb in Yulasfis
County, Mo., pobnt, tano felt langerer
Seit in Dem geroa6te, ein 8feroeoieb al
iein. Sim lsbtsn Santiago murbe elm
9aftbsfsbl stsen i'm ausseitellt, uno Elm
goniablcr madte lid nit elmer Nnanbl
@sbiilfer auf Den Mes nod Subbaro's
Wobnuus, 1r Die @erbnftuns pcrsu=
me6msn. Sic Tamilie ~leiitcte ben Be-
amten Wioerfanb inoem 1ie bon i6ren
S9ubmoffsn Gehrar6 ma6te, uno Die
8eamten eruioertcn bos Tsuer. 0ub'
barb. fen, murbe setOotet uno S,pei Sim
Der sefdbrlih %psripunoet; ouberoem wur
De cine junse Game ourd Die 9ano uno
tis S6ultsr gei6ollen.
9eabwooo, 9.-S., IS. Mpril.
@eItern Madmittag entltano smiidcn 7
Yerionen Gin 9treit iiber Den YeTbtitsl
eincrY aultsle in Sio,O eablpooo. Dad
einem Mortuedisl Sosen oQe SetbeiIi9'
ten ibre &euolper uno erOHneicn Die Sii=
Ilabe. Daniel q. 8rooopith ausgursfu,
@ep., ,puroe ouf Der @teae g%ctDotet,
stephen Gouri6, ebenfalls ans gurete,
t6otli9 unb u. Wti0id ieidt p%erlpunoet.
Cine anoerc Sbiebuffaire ereignete lih
selieru ehenfals tueeen bes gelibtlt Is
elmer Yaultelle. Mcbrere S6ile iuur=
ben obaefeusrt, pine oob jsoo9 Ssmano
erbebli9 pcrlest lpuree.
BaIpe It 0 II. SET 25. @pril. Di'=
lie Staht muroe aeltern bon einem bcfti"
gem Sturme beirgeluAt. Serlclbe
oauerte nur 10-15 Minutea. nao bic
S6neli9teit oesWinbes betru9 wd6reno
oieler 3eit 63 Msilsn pro Stunoe. Ser
@turm ridtsts in Der Staot uno i'm Sd
fen beoeutenben Sdaocu on. Webrere
6rahtl9uppsn. @orratbsbdulsr rno
Mobuunssn wurocn a%srlt0rt poer cnt=
ba1t.
, 1877-04-26
0euti9tan0.

Yaris, 25. Mpril. 9ie Maiorltat
Der Barrier 8ldtter, %beionoers ga &s'
pubIique Grancaiie" iprs9en ibre 0tsi'
nuns oabia aus, bub Sen. bon Moltfe's
Grtldruns i'm oeutiaen&si6stas seitsrn.
nidt feinoli9 seSen Granfreid semsint
iei.
2onbor II. 25. Npril. Cine Yerliner
Oepeide Der Zines" iast Gen. bon
Moltfe's &soe errest 10 piele Nufmerf-
5amtsit als oas rullilde Manifsit. IS
Wirb aasemein an9enommc1. oaB Sen.
MOltfe Grantrsi6 gu psriieben ssbsn
min. oab 9euti6Iano oelien Sbun be-.
iua@t uno betannt 1T nit ben beIonoe-
rem B%sipesunscn leiner Sruppsn nno
ZAP IS niAt faiien tann. boB Die srnor.
men mi!itdrifden Mnitrensun9.n, e!lpas
anoeres be5wsdsn %iOlten, als lia bei
Der crlen paiienoen @%eIcsenbsit 81 ra-
deu nnb tuarnt es, bas Dsutl4lano
6ranfrei4 ni4t cslauben piirbe. einen
Nuten aus ben orisntaliidsn GreisniNen
gu sieben. um moslider Wsiis Ssutj4.
lambs Yldne du 0urbfreuseu.
, 1877-04-26
Guroyaifde Na6ridten.

2Nln6en. Die bairiiheu 0anbels'
tammern beiddftisen fid sesenwdrtis
an~selegentli9 NIT Der in bic @sibaits.
interelen Der anidiisen &auflcute tief
einsreifenben Trase bes S~auirbanbels
uno Der fog. @auosrlaser. .. E. ben
Nuftionsuerfdufen, melde unn auswdrts
bomicilirten Spstuianten in 9roB.m
MaBfab faf in auen Stabten unS
Staotdsn abssbaItsn tueroen. Disier
Gage oerbanoelte bieribsr Die 9anosls.
TANNER BON Nussburs. sic einiste
lid obue Debate gu Dem 9eihluiis, benz
nahiten 2anbtase cine 8orteQuns gu
unterbr.iteu, ipel9s in ertsr Qiuie cine
mOslidf bod sssriffsne Srtlide @s'
usrbclt.u.r fur Sic irasliden @eiddfts
oorihtd9t. Die ipeitere gebanoluns
Der Nnselesenbeit murbe einem belonbe,
rem @omite bon bier Mitslieosrn ubsr.
spieieu.
SIM Sufiaminiterium 1T mar nit
ben @infabrunssseiesen 3ur 5ipilpro'
,eBoronuns fir bas beutids Weid feb.
baft bsidaftist. @ssenwartis fiaosu
geratbunssn unter 3u3iebunssn BON
Prattitsrn aus benz &idters unb Mn.
waltsltanbe bstreffS oer 3wanssoou'
itreduus tn bas unbsweslias TermoSen
ifatt.
Dem @esi.runssprdiSsuts BON I'm.
~terfranten, @rafen 0ugburs. 1T Die
Steue bes 0e3irfsprdlioenten in Mss,
luelds oura Die 8erufuns bss Ssn. b.
Yuttfamtr gum Oberprdlioium Der Yro-
oin3 Sdleiien oatant wiro, a%nseboten
worbea, @raf 2urburs bat ieood bic
u%sbernabme oes idwieri9en uub oers
antwortunasreiasn Soften abSslsbnt.
Ser Gosle Spissberidsn @antmaHe
fallen osmnadt in 6olse elmer seseu
ben befanntlid tuesen Diebfabls an
Isiner Serrtn nit f~anfiabrisem @efdns'
niB b~sltraft.n &ammeroiener @r6b.
maier anseirensten GntlAsiouu9sfla9e
10000 W. anheim. Wouts man bisie
Sumute auf bic ansemelosten - ben
@eiammtbetra8 BON 10 Wtiaiousn Sui
ben ibsrfeisenben - Wedislioroerun'
gen psrbaltniBmaBis ausialasen, 10
wiroen anf is bunbert @ulosn faum
isd3is Yfenni9 rntfaQeu, elm 8etrag,
bsisn Grbebuas Die Soften niat eri.een
wiroe. Sn 6olse osh,n wirb Die
@antcommilfio n elmer bemnddt fats
finbtaoen Wsdicl9ldubiserosri
ben Gorihlnn MAIDEN. bic AIR Ma1e
, 1877-04-26
Nfufft tflrsr. geps(4ea.
Scr &rieg i'm Oricnt.

2onoon. rs. april. Gin gorreipon
bent Der .Simes," tpcl1sr lid am 8oro
zines Dnnou Gampfers beinoet, msl=
oct, bob Die Siirfen cine betrd6tli6e
Mnsabl Sruppen bon @iooin aug ouf
Bootsn nod &aiti@uf ssi6idt baben.
9islelben 1o1len ieood in Der p%srsanse'
men Na6t suriidsefebrt isin. Sic Sor=
bereitunsen Der Siirfen, I'M ben &n1lsn
Den usbsrsans iiber bic Gldh onrd
2anonenboote, pauseridiHe, @6an5-
merle u. I. 10. itreitis gu MAIDEN, iino
iebr~ umfaHtno. 9ie tiirtii6en Srnppen
1inb gut beuaHnet uno sctleiost, js6o6
1T bic &ubr unter oenlelben aussebro.
9en.
Sic lstts9ieuter'i6e Gepei@e aus Son
jfantinopeI meloet. b,b bic tiirtiihe Ban
s~erilotts imYosporus ie9eIiertis 1T. Dian
9laubt, haB Die britilbe Mittelme.rf loi=
te in &onitantinopsI sintrefien miro.
Giner 8srlinsr Gepslde Der LINES"
sufolss Dat Die Yforte bic ierbii@. Sc.
sisruns oufseforoert, Die &uiien on Der
llsteridreituns Der Sonau uno Dem Gin
ridden in bag isrbil@e @ebiet au perbin'
bern.
Cine Wiener Depel9e meloct, oab Die
@pantsarne Der @uiien, pelde 9eiiern bel
@onnenaufsans ben prutb iibesl9ritt,
aus $4,000 Damn, Dalb Srfanterie uno
balb &apalsrie, belsbt. SieieIbeu mar
f1iren se9sn Oalosi.
Tiiuf anoere 9ipiionen nit 40 &o-
nonen linb bel Gubei itatiouirt unb wer
ben bic 9onau bel Ssmoil 81 errciben
periuden. Sic Sappcure, wslde burd
Dudarcit famcn. maridirsn nod @iur-
9euo, UNI oaielbt S@answsrte aufsu-
1perfsn.
giner Depeide aus 2onitantinopel gu
folse beabidtist @apfet Yaida, eine
9iote an bic @orantismdhte 81 l6iden,
in wsIder or scsen oas @orssben &ub.
lambs ole cine @srlsbuns ocs Barrier
8ertraes protetirt.
S: &%onitantinopel berrldt sroBe Muf
rssuns. Gs uerlautet, bab Die @uunt-
GARDEN Der rulllden unb tiirtii9en Orr
NEE in &lsinaien bereits Sdiilie sepe9
felt baben.
Tirit Safan, Der csyptif@e &riess-
miniitsr, reiite bsute in gs0leituns BON
auei boberen 8eomten BON Cairo nod
Gontantinopel ab. Seine Miilion miro
,,ur tur5e 3eit in Mniprud nebmsn.
Sas ensllide neutrality-suspicious.
,pirb an 9onnabeno bon Malta nod
Dem Yirdus abIe9eln.