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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-28
Baltimore esire 9n(nranfe Otffe
anf Der
Giibmeif> Gde oerSnutb> II. Wateritr.

9ie5e @eIeGi6aft perjidert iortndbrenb 9egen Ser
Unite ODER Sdaben Durd 8ranounsliif ioGobl in Der
G.abt pie auj benz eanbe, ale arten BON gisenttum,
lHsbn=, 9aben= unb WaarerhGuier, Sanoeis9Iter,
Mdsrbau= Brobufte, Mobelr, Saus Werdtbi6aiten,
i'm Ban besrfene ODER IN paien in sabuns befinblte
Sas Sireftorium heiteht aus folaenoen 5erren:
MNnt. o. S,arrifon, prdioent,
9apib g. Wtlion, 6. Dortun Stetpdrt,
Hrancis Z. Sing, 9. s. Stem conner,
Senrp Carroll, sOrole 5urtpib,
81. g. Steuo~t, IS. gS. Saplor,
gDm. 8. Bruue, George 6. Sarriiou,
$. BON aapH, y. albert sstders,
8. Jio6ert SenfnS, Mensts eoben,
gBnn. s. Yennigtoh.
Npp6ifatons=G Gormulare unb tpeiters gfabrib aber
bic Seff0idaft fpirb in Der Sics auf oeT SlDueitz
gde ber 5outb= uno g8aterra6e ertbeilt, mo aud ale
Nmftrdae iofort erlebt9t iperc en-. 8elTderun9en
merben auf irsenb eiHe 6riit ansenommen, pebe auI
Applitant pani6en mag.
fSon1,1S TT Woocmafo, Seir.
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Ser oSnotauerfriea>

vReb @Inuo"e Asentuc, 27. NpriI.
9cnern 0benb fameu neuu @begeune. &rleger
bier al uno lieferteu tbre Bieroe uno 8afien
ab. gle melbsn, DaB etne weltere Nnaahl
Snoiarer ibres Stammes aui BEN gSsge
mad Der Ngentur 1T, nm itd3 gu unterperien.
6eute Wor9en famen Botidafter nit enem
grieie bon Dem 5auptltnse .0teDs@lOuo" Oh,
in neld,em oerelbe mittbeilt. oaB ,@raSp
6orie" Den Siib=@bepenue iiberi6ritten bat
uno innerbalb adt Sasen bier eintreifeu miro.
Setne ganoe beitebt aus 446 6am,lleu, unter
melden iit eine unperbaltnlBmdBlq aro5e
an5abl &rieger beifnoet. Sitting Su1" 1T
bonn Denomfone nDroltd, sesosen, uno ielne
Sanbe ioQ aus 10000 6amtlien beitebeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-28
SpuiTatta.

Nem Orleans, 27, Ipril. .-9Ouuers
ueur Otiholls miro morgen cine Yroflama=
ton erlaiien, in meldler er IN Inbetradlt Der
Grlebigung Der po!lttlden 28irren eiuen Oanf~
lagungsta9 anf ben 10. Deai anberaumt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-28
Ser Wpro lit Der SsGrberet a,t 3or=
bMrp, Maii-, attt lebte,a Sontts
fQQS.QlbettO

. i 0 II, 27. 2[pril. - 8oltfrle6 3le9ler
miro beute meseu oes oil Sanuel Subj am
leeten Sonntags Nbenoe in Der Norburp'er
6arberei begangenen Moroes oor bic Sdran=
ten oes 9erlhts geitellt merben. Nac Insei-
fen oeuten oarauf bin, oaB i3iegler iein
Spfer, rpeld,eS eiue beOeutenoe Summe Gel
bee BET fi6 fiihrte nno i'm Se9riffe mar, uad)
0eutiflano 81 reiieu, nod benz Sbauplabe
Der Erag1oie lodte uuo bort faltbliitig ermorz
Oete unO beraubte. 3Iesler's Ausabe, oaB er
aus Notbipehr banbelte, lp1rp burd) ale llmz
itdnbe uioerlegt. Der W6roer ioipobl, wie
lein Spfer itamh1eu aus Der Sbmei5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-28
Gin @ino ,,erh1tttaert. .

Sarrt b u r9, Ba., n. Aprll.-Ole
Post MISUNDERSTANDING beSii9lhh Der sei=
DIE zines SinoeS, Wel6e5-mte man glaabte
BON ieinem yater Barnep S'9rien ermor=
Oct lpo.oen mar, ersab, baB oas Sinh 9uu=
gers ltarb. Ser Mngefla9te muroe entlaiien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-28
ssermiid,te telearaphiidie 9epeid,e,t,

- Sn Wtlnueiota puroe oer lebte
9ounertag aasemeiu als Elm $ ub, 5 q f.
uno Settag beganaen, unc in allen
alrAen um @rlGiuns pon Der s IL
i db redeupl age pabreno bes fommen=
ben Spmmer8 gebetet.
o BERT itG { an d E oil WI ont
real, melder 9egennIrttg eln lrarSOFid)-
canaoiides U!tlisre9iment commauoirt, bat
unl grlaujuiB nadgeiu6t, ein 6egiment in
Sanaoa Su nj a I'll en- - en- # ) IL
organiltren, i'm Safe 9robbrittanten
in ben orientalilben &ries perrpidelt miirbe.
-Sn Der 2tugau=Sob blengrube in Der 9fdbe
pom g y men, d Neu= 9 d 0 t D,
ersleuete lid) poreeiteru cine 9 NJ p fe l.
lelerp II, bnrd pelde spei per
ionen auf Der Stelle aet0otet uno etnc brittle
t0otlid) uerbriibt luuroe.
-Su 8 nj a b a, q e b T., nno um9e'
geuo berritte geiteru regneriides, fit oieie
Sabrssselt nngen0hnlih fatte8 9Setter, uno
mon beatc bic 6offnnn9, baB oafielbe Die
6euldredenbrut gdnslih serit0rcn meroe.
- Die lImgegeno BON Spr1ngfiel D,
Sas., nnrDe geitern Nadmittag ourd elm
fir1terllheS Gen liter nno 9agel =
NJ tier uerbeelt. SloBer Sfaeen puroe
augerlGtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-28
Wef,nt ls1sett erffift.

@befter, Ya., ri. Apr1i. = SRI. 9iliaa
Sailep, i'll bieier Stabt mobnbaft, eritldte
beute ON Wittasstiibe, inbem ;br etn 8lilen
in Der Sehle fteden blieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-28
@nnfernffe.

Netps orf, q. Aprtl. = Ser Banfez
rstt per EifHa @usen ". Robinion & Comp,
Scr, 81 uab s:s. Brpab= =StraB:, wurbe heute
apf per AttienbprIe geHelaet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-28
Gin Vpjtu,aroer perbaftet.

q tcus go IT, 27. Npril. - @eura IS.
Biselom, ein Glert I'M bleligen YoTa,nte,
,puroe geiteru tps9eu Eoitoiebtahls nsrbaitet.
Be1 ietner Setnabne mar er i'm Begrlfle,
elacn Brlci, meld,er s. entblelt, gu erD1nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-28
9Sieoer ettt 8attf &aiitrer ourGses
hrnfffff

Slnen, Sas., 27. april.- Seurp Marz
ibaa, aaiiirer Der biciisen ,eriten NatioHal
gant", 1T ourhaebrannt, uao IS uerlantet,
oaB er l1uteridleife i'm 8strase BON $4,000
$4,000 began9eH bat. Die Banf iebt
lire @eld1Gfte fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-28
spe3ials sNoti3e,t.
8iirean eer BasIidt=G Gompaettts

8arean Der Basliht=Gompaeuts
BON Baltimore,
Nr. 10, Soutb 9tras,e.
Gote...YiIIi9es SeiSmaterial....eo
IBir baben cine porsislie SuaIitdt bon Gofes por=
rdtbi9, tpeI1e mir bem Ru6ltum als elm empieblens=
pertbes Seismaterial fir bduslhe unb anoere 3ueds
oferiren; tdnst lei4t euer uno m irei BON nreinis=
ieiten.
SeIte0unsen luerben in bieiem 8ireau ODER In Der
Babrif, SuB pon eeaoenbaaitr., ansenomrnen.
Hreis $500 pro @asenlaouns, in irseno eineln
Gtaottbeile abseliefert.
(Stt23-tl Sames 9. SuteHpooo, sefr.
wtrs. Gor'S Snoianiid]es pesetabiltid,cS De-
colt, felt % Sabren ais oas sroSte Slutrensun9s<
Otittel Der 9e9enpart befannt, tpiro nlr tn 9ir.
f77H, Iapettes, NoroweitsG6e BET Gutatp=
etrae, suberetet uno LIT be alien slpotbefern Su baz
ben. f4u926, 12Uttet]
Suite! suite!
Seine 8aaren. yiiebrise Breiie.
Seioene Sitc nur 81.
Steiie Perlenfarben= 6iite. StrobzSite.
SeleIfopz6it in alen fsar6er.
ainberb lite cine SpesiatitGt.
Sopiot,, Wr. 33, Noro=Gnta,pitrafe,
d02D oem eerinstonz z0ialtte sesenaber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-28
@attinu,5roer nertrtheiIt.

eauca after, N.=9., II. apr.l.- Sobn.
ion q. 8lm5all aus Dalton, N.-S., wurce
geilern luegen Gsmorouna leiusr @atttu 81
3O=idbri9er Yu6tbausfrafe pernrtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-28
Selegrapbil9e 9epsidet.
SSnla1to 9epei1ett

[Seri6te Der raociirteu Breiie' tilr Den rOeut1er
@orreiponeenteu",l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-28
9lusaaben.

Wus8nUEN'
gnipriite auf Ster6eael=
Der uuo fdltse Guoop=
ments .......... 81, POO, 039,94
Sipi6enoen, i6ertruseue
g9ertbe uno 5abre89elf
Ser ................. 2,970,387.6l
Stpioenben aui oas Saz
pital ....... ......... 10000
Staat5z, Sountp= uno
it1ottide Steuern. 70,9l1.O1
Contingent 2iguHgs
Eouo ........,...... 100000
@ommtifion8z@ z@ebI6ren,
antau5 pom Commit
iionS aniprlben
a9eutur auS9a6en Il.
drstlide GJebiibreu.... $50, 1850
SGldre, uriittlte Soften,
RoTt 9luSga6eH uno
gBetiel =. ............ 329,Gat.ts
NnJcigen, Druid, Sauteu
uno anoere au59aben. 294,626,0i
- $6,503,45
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- Wehiiie nnr $40.

3r: g8. e. gBitt in SIT. IA, sHoz zgutawTraBe,
iptro iorfahten, lene itonen @ebliie fir nun $40
elnjuleben. 6rtibe5 Fa69aS gum ~AuS5ieben bon
3Gbnen. 9ir. II, Siio.Gutatuitrai,e,
l3eilItSl nabe Der .@Oncor6ia= Sale."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-28

Baltimore City Lightning Rod Works,
8. q. 9f,,tb, iun-,
Giaentbimer, @rfnoer uno PatentzSnbaber Der
NON OBSTRUCTIVE CURRENT TUBULAR
LIGHTNING ROD,
9sr. 6, Nortbitrafie, geitieie, nage Saltnoreitr,
Baltimore.
Mud tperoen Marine Cable Rods genad3t uno Tepaz
aturen prompt 6eiorgt burd
(Apr25,1S) S. ". Wutb, Jun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-28

Gtabltrt trt.............18 1858.
Ms @etfa9ene ga
9amen> tno 9errem $ Gleioer
tperoen tute iIeu bergeridtet,
ohne oaE oieelben setrenn Su perben brauden. Ser
ui,o sarantirt, baB oieelben nht einseben oeer
on oer Sarbe leiben, iopie aue !flede' griinoltd)
berausgenomtsen nerben. Stllise. fnelle uno
pron,pte geoienuns iuiro 5useiidert.
Gnlil Siid)er's
d)etntidte&lcioerrei,tia,sngs=Nnitalt,
Nr. 139, @elt>Jagetteifrabe.
Rs= Mub nerhen haelbi. Nrtifel fir Die anertannt
sroste uno bette yeiu=gorter Sarberei angenomTen.
(Ipril20 tWt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-28

S5enrD y. SSpoe,
8eor9e z, MDee,
8eorge .. WorsGsl,
@m. o. &ambert,
Sseurp u 6urlbut,
-. o. Warauano,
Sames seop,
$. 4. Spanlotng,
Sas. ". Mterau0cr,
Sseurn 2. Ierbeu,
Sbarles :. @artiR,
5bomas e. luung,
Jbon. u. SummtuS
Robert Slib,
8iHianl s.. Toe9,
Daniel ,. &oro,
SSames VI. Saliteo,
3orace Borter,
Stmeou Sith,
. tS. ~. Sambsrt,
.. r. RanoolQb,
Mlanion Iraif,
Varfer Ssanon,
Sobn Slpune,
Sobu ". Ststpart.
0sorgs $. Stuart,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-04-28

Robert &enor &enMeoA,
sSotn .. SoneS,
Cirrus ". 5telc,
y. gSiuiamion,
@iuiant 8aIter,
Senrg Sag,
Sofepb GeIt9Ranu.
8eriatniu u, Bates.
Qibbel @reen,
NsaHwan Grotp.
Stephen s.. 8btfippS.
Sbuttas ~. 8feSle,
9, 8. NJ. 2lterauoer,
Sobn 3. 9oaaIo5ou,
@eorae %. &euoe9,
Gatttt,el VI. 9orre1,
Satttiiel SolmeS,
Sole 3. Wanarep,
8. 8bitenrtahf, iutt.,
Sobn 3. @eSoot,
Ibeoour @ettcn,
Mleranher %. syroiu,
,, Seurn Gmitb,
=, 9csottt Gupler,
mtHians II. SnoioGMehs
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sufalbertdlte ans @aihtnatptt

Sns 81, Sabresfeit ber 300 tSelotps." =
SdIulois poer uidlt2 - 4us benz Criminal.
@eri6te = Ste "SSosparo llnioeriitat." -
Der Morpprpieh StanB nno @orris, -
Gins, ".-siBut,g Der So:issia6
, 1877-10-06


CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-BcinQ In waut Of q Girl Tor
houseWotk saw an advertisement in.,be 1TD.<s
Of day before yesterday under head OF j" Do
mcsttcs," 3l8 Dayton street. went there but
could and no such number. Yesterday tue satne
advertisement, emily 3i7 Dayton; called again
and no such humber. To-Day they 20 Que nun.
her better, say 3ls, but rilange the street to
D1rln9 street. Tie writer chilled there this morn.
ing ant sure enough louud house, but no Que
who kuew Ut the advertisement. Cau it bo that
these are bogus "sos," all put up Tor shUv
Inc Above f3rts YOU can eastly verify, 1t you
think II worth your while. Yours respectfully,
DAILY KsApkk,
, 1877-10-06
What Two Girl. svcrc i'rcparc.i to DO.

Z
We learned thut Indians were tats,rlng about
that vicinity, so VI course ne were q little
alarnrI. and especially 30 whcn the driver
shouted out TO the gentlemen In the staGe):
"ls this gun Ioaledt" The reply wa.: ''So; /;
very prolonged ye'lA. We ttru knrw ltntiats
were about. Ny lady frlcnt had knife 10 use
on herself, while wus IL rcsort to morphine u
they captured US. Alter hvlhg In that suspense
tur about two liunrs (which seemed three vraty
t0 us) relief came to It's III thu shape o another
stage, the driver Of which sasd the Indiana had
gone north.
, 1877-10-06
THE COURTS.

Now SuIts. Confceslous. Judgments. nj.
vorces, Etc.
Ds. Ne,s. W ~. Wu'u A.cu o''' sGstct'
daf agalhht rfeucs'cK ". laideeopcr. oi tchh-
frlvanta; Thomas ". Shannon, Of Maryland:
John N. Dcnulson, Of New York; anu the
=, ~ ,a,,no,,nn .1a,o.. i1uid.ranss "s ennn,.. A.
nn H1"ue.so" usa'n's tiu'"ehope.' e,.an"ot'
and Dcnnlson' the purchasers OF the Chicago,
panvlllc & ftncenncs Nallroad Company. Com
tfninn rclcrranh Comnunr mndc nm aprrcmon,
80 -, 49,. n..''s.,,: e. ,,,.> - ,,N
nAsn VIZ Su'euso. oa"sA'eN ''neennes ha4'toao
Company by Which II agreed to furnish TO
the railroad the necessary p0!cs wire, iusutators
machinery. hatfcrcs. md othrr motcrtal su,,
n...,.,. 49, ..,a,,,,.h ..,,,,sas,,. ill., s,aa H.
HN'1's ~ ~, e"s." %."p" ''"e a'o's s"a
foaa. 4Ae FaaFoa' company, on tlc othcf
hand, Werc TO transport Tue material, set It up,
cnmnanv tbc cxcl1.lyc r,,Lt alour its ,oat n,,l
,~a,,srt,., ~, ,,,,nn,n,c,a, a. .n ,.,.
t1ansnoft III eott''c!e'a. lneosaVes 'of Tue tele
hsm ors f. W.. TO- ssye iuase n sa
hnv,ver. sent nver ths wjrca frec of chnrr.
Tt,r rond was sold about n wear n.,o to
Uu,tirknncr. Shaunun. ari Dennisu,.. three nj
rho Ilefr,HIants. and thev Ink nos.rss}ut,
AnrtI II. iS;7, They krpt tbs term, OF tI,r
nrrceu,e,,t Tor a short lime. hut Oh the 4th uI
MAY lat Caye notice that tlcy should no longer
hc joI,nd br It. nfd immc,itaicly took nossess,ur
nff fht. 1IncA 4 thtr own. N1nrH tGpn fhpp hhfs
refused TO admit that lie Wcste,n TnIon Ills.
rranIic Comnuny Ind uny rtrf1ih in III: line. or
r. s.ni ia mrss1gcs. anf hayr dtsrnnncctcd tGc
ilur III Do,tnn. thu northern tcr1utnuk of I'M.
t,hsrn"n' t)anylli. 4 TInrrnt'rs W"aa Ths
complaltant il owner Of lOO shares Of Western
f1niun sftmk. and sincr thn cnmnanv
ias rcf.c,i tt, nrotsct IT, rishts nna epinrre liz
rontrart he ID cs,n,neiic,l tu runle into eourt
hir,self In protcctlOn Of his owl, intcrcsts. ii.
rnmy nav ho rcstraipeI {ro,s fntcrfrr,nI. with
ths tn,eyrnnh linz. and thai si,n t1,IIt rart II
MnrcS ,s;6 NAV h. rr'n,,ni.rd md .nforcca
p,yoHcEa
f,n,y onc anp,jcaiinn was m,,,e fnr ,,iyorrc
xc.te,d,v' ana thst wns hy Hamnsh Wri.hs Who
~ hrsn irn,,hjei fnr tvn venrs .,ver liz ni,,
aa,s nas .es ~ NV h,,shsnt Sxn,,ms Wr,h, .nI mi
shs mo. ask. ncr,nissi1n tn Inv asule ,.cr n,,Irn.
M ~aru,pnta sn i"ot ous 1or morr ia'tf,,l
n"1,nrr N'~~
P'' ,uux
The Grand 1urv In thr lfnttr,i s,..c. Dts,v,ct
t,,.,rs .at..nsI ,,s trtt"t,"snt s..,.s,Sv
st.tn.. E Ht..s p.,oi.t.;, i",n ~ H.. rn,x,, ~
st.n, .rI,,s Ia .,~.sr,i NJ b.viuv m ii. nnssc.s
t.., cnnnisrf"t 8 Ind ia rrnt silver
s'r.a suI Iii, n.s.,nv 1bs aamr krnu,nr
sh.,n i, hS ce.,,,rtf"ts l,srri.,,n e.,n. IN .,,I
Si,h In.c"h Il nn.E AMI ,inhn Hasrr n. ~.
."..,,.s "tm ~. atIs~n"nm th (; ,a,i 'jnrx nrs.
,,a..,i ,n,ther tn,itrt mcn1 hnt i,JTs ni,y,,r,It
t'asn n ano t'a'.', 'st ~" 49, ,1,I,,.a ~ .is
'."tn SI ,'.l"r "'>' '1~' "~'S ~
a'l" ~, 1fnoi,{ III. farmer p,.,m..,,r =, W,.,
snn" tniir,c III T"r Ees"inv = F"ss ,fltF,rr ,xhsn
H.: h,,i ~ ri,n1 1ss sr,1d ~ intnr".;tcu ais,l
as,;,,st n nm IN. arn,m,,nn II srrm. thst iast
snri.'s the posts sotcc Is removed from i.yuns
~ uno!us piae, "o u&F"H previously naa
, 1877-10-06

other can be- hnh. There Is nlso prickly-pcar
and other hArdy plnnts The report Ncscrlhcs
them In .,ctn!l AMI the Forn Of the country,
which is elaborated mon At length.
The report u Cnl. ID. u. sarkct, Inspector
General, lntn,lcs sketch Of the route travcrscd
Last summer nn'1 an itfncra"y. The r,ute was
through, the Zig Horn Mountains from Camp
Brown, Wyo., to t'1e new post yin the Big florn
River. Montana. The first camp was located on
the bank Of the Little Wind I.ircr, about nnc
m1lc cast of Camp brown. The first davis march
Was along the hanks Of the river. almost ,lne
east. The valley varies ftnm A half 10 two miles
III width. and is well adapted 10 agricultural and
md thoroughly irrigated. Ample wool can 30
found for camping purposes, hut there il little
e % 10 tllnbsr. The altitude Of The camp wa:
camp No |. Five. miles cast Of tho camp,
wh,cl, was also, on thu same stream,
t',r rofray!e.wl.and a!. Of the Buck Ella t1ne,
the Little Wind liser from Tho so,,tb, as does
the ttcavcr Creek, three miles further on. Tho
report describes In detail tho roll 0f The lan't
ans! It's Topography; and states that The bunting
| Is unsurpassed.
The report Of Lieut.. W. l.. Carpenter, tho
sclcntsst Of the expedition, Is unou the geology
md natural history Of the Big Horn Mouth
talns:
most striking formations noticed arc the beds oi
throughout tho entire valley enveinpsng also tile
t,ig Horn M Mountains a"a Paffe o. ne owl Creek
rh ~. oarst,, :. m'n T. M,ns .e. c..
Sn,ies an9I rtivrs snrnoosci ~ thftk % ma..rs ~
clay, intcsGalated wta strata Of sandetone. worn
ny erosion Into fantastic fotma which present one
o} the most prominent geological features Of ths
region.
The report then goes 90 to conjecture as to
nis.f., II
o',s icnIs ri tho rivcr. ~ '''~
wa T,o as.'.rn .on. Inv y, ~, M, uo,, uo,,,,,,,,
aro Inclo.cd hy red sanstonrs, and II Il probable
!sat tns,e eed. .'s"ash 70: sss.ywnsse q ne
,,;and y ths Erea. innnd tea. Of which the I,ts
81 Wina lifvet: where IT, hlrh lsn:l formed naf:
r1w isthmns scpafa''nE ~ waters ttnm the Colosa.
10 nrs'aage, ahd forming taa n9fahetn sags
2! thc t;reen lsiver c2a'.hsda' which have
n nf'n IN ncveninr smrst wiz, sn WIZ Haxse
Mountatns causing a great snticj,na, sioninr OF,
lie southwest to tie spars of ihe Wasatch ranse
At the mead Of the valley dark.colored bItumin.
yatson .. which tho Green River sllae. appear On
the In one %cs} 1an'e
Tor bIseE:mhas sssns .,roesy % n upsesnasea ss ss
.reu ph9 ts''d al nos,oo, Sg Of
@ ttn ,,sH W IT, a o. oa soas
oms Ycilow.tnne tM aro reorhcd seyrrai foss.
NJ 'e xls i. nrsae te
,ot thm r.au u eInnvs H. -, IT, rteta,s ps"oaps amd
1o,rcr A'e sr,ary Wi ,c crccntiam ~ " Iii
,""Sr f1nynnt ~ ,.G tr, ~ WG hI
~ eu fou
IseGK' ~ ta msss tum.
eannsce, n vtcsv m renort f.,rhrr y s"y. 'Aee'
'NFss TisE rAuc,TY or rosstLrsnous RI ~, nsMAIy,
tr abunjance to be- faunu tn bsds 1 hit suc Gin IN
Eebrsska, thc iirldccr i5as1n. and RomthwcstcrM
, 1877-10-06

IN YlNsT.CLAss MACHINES, ALL WARRANTED.
~ Il iess lhAn 4& &he uNe1t priceA. kr1fAla loan
q1tse, Us tIAlk.at., lspNnl :. ut-htatfs.
, 1877-10-06

INFORMATION WANTEn-fskGhKuISn JOHN
Lu4teI. Iron usulaxI. VI klln!lTnoek oSpAa1d 20
New York ip kSGo MA last hsaf fIu1I III new
ufleapa, when he usnr rae ktarsArHe. AA4
Intended to Jota sttausT ta!tA1 sfon NV nt!sana
10 Ills AIsnnagt by tuhn unIcatla: with DAVID CAR
KIlTIIEits, sIllEltur knnlAIAu&k.
, 1877-10-06
T1IE TRIBUNE: Is1tANc1l OFFICES.

IN nI!l1En to ACCOMMODATE OUR NUMEROUS
l pArUn& Throughout tic city VIC have established
HFsrrh tIfrta IN ths different Divisions, ~ tsRnAirI
bruw. *tstc will br tlr sAnIu
until otloek m. during ina Woe. aud untll o. in.
WILLIAM II. WINNING. neoksesles aud 6tatIoues
154 Twenty sc cund.st.. Hrar NAhAah-Ar.
p. y. WALnES. Ntxtdrsrr. staI,onsr. etc., lup
Meti Malsi%uI. st.. near Wrksrrn.As. y
lttjBtItT TIIHCMs rtlS. Meet Side Nex1 Depot. i
0iut IiA.ll a.,, rnrneE Vt Ii4IstcI..s.
HEt}3siE HENRY. H1oKa statluuery. etc, $50 d.
y36un.s
.tSTlS KH0U. Se~E Ierot, Stationery, ETC.. s34
MiIH sukee "a corner 4 S. -,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-28

: J Z Porfer,il.ir leasshOii
interest tn sud 10 the
following described
- emises. coinmenciu-
ltJusof block T., orr
inal town OF OTTAWA. On
the hGsiu. al the nv cor
II J WooJ's lot. ard
lessehold Interest.
thence " cot. tleLce
80 q. thence e ~ u.
th-nce a 2Uit. and I'M
p-0.eu.enfs tEeTton....
- r "orter. leAsstOid H.
ter u IN and TO = tract
oI lard % n vide Sl ca
l3l balm. 5 Of N lot
ard eh en- loiA block l..
sad improvements
-Lereol. ... ......--..44
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-24
PRINCE SWIMMTNG IN THE By.
4 start for Coney Island and n Steamboat
Hide Part OF the Way.

Frank Prince Of st. Louis and George
Wade Of Brooklyn were to swim from the
Battery to Sandy Hook yesterday; but Wade.
who had bocn twice beaten hy Prince. withdrew
at the last minute. and Prince started alone To-
win the 800 promised 10y the specuator who
planned the enterprise. A. the steamer Never
sink approached the Battery, Prince stood NJ
the PROV Ike iigurchcad H. Is handsomely
Iroportioncl and over six feet IN height. His
body and head were covered with lard OIL To
prevent chill, ana his skin -hOne brightly in the
sun. ~ seen 10y multitude ON the sea wall. lie
plunged Ht ten minutes past 2. ana IN his
COURSE WIS followed by tn" steamer and a large
number Of row bouts. He drank a large glass
ui port wine hcior" starting. and another an
hour aiteTward, which WAS handed from the at
into the boat 0ui WIS rOw"d 10 the steamer. He
SAID tnat the tldo had turned and the sea WIS
choll ana, as he had no competitor n"
would MT SWIM any longer. H. added that his
agreement wis To- Stnrt an hour earlier. thut hn
might he favored "A great part of the way
toy the tide. The distance claimed 10 have bryn
traNt rsrd was six miles twenty minutes oi the
timn being against the TIDE Much of the oil
remained on his body. and was wiped on before
dressing. II" Wus slightly chilled and not
much fitigurd. \ large as, mhly had collected
on the beach at Con y Island ln expectation of
III incc ; arrival. ana when u Mi" distant hr
entered tn" water again, AMI swan ashore
supposed feat. II S"ui "a lOut Tor his cloth r.,
and remained on the iSund to h' lonM,d.
Pr.n'c krrIs n swimming blh ln ST. Louis.
lie says his longest ~N ON was fWruty-ilNH I =
I'm the VI l~s l-- ipli. WI4-h he accomplished IN
three hours ana a. hai.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-09-24
THE CLIIRMONTs SECRETARY.


Dr. f. Swan. the Secretary OF the dcfunct
bank. has lived in Montclair. n. j.. for several
r'ars. and has borne an enviablc reputation
= ong his neshbors. His style Of living has
been Modest and unostcntatious but stil very
comforiabls lie kept n horse and carriage. a
gardener and two maid servants. and his family
consisted Of wife and four children. His
mother and his hroihor-in-aw boarded with
him. Mr. Swan owns about s2OOO0 worth
Of real estate. which is carried In tho name
81 his wife. His house worth 5000 il mort
gagged flr $500. hut there X soma prob
ability that second mortgage was pro-
cured from the bank. The house adjoining.
which b also owns worth s. Onn. il morigne a
for 81 .2jO. Two lots IT land of four acres each
are also owned by him. During tho past year
bee put both his houses in thorough repair.
nearly r"mui"llng one of them. aud s,, nt u
great deal of money in those improvements.
lie often conplninedto % gentleman with whom
he was somewhat intimate about the hard
iim's :. saying that u WIS difficult Tor man who
had been uscd to so "a week to live on s2O. His
salary WAS 81 .OOu year. but he did not live
within that amount \ solution IF his flnan ,ial
that he l. said TO have helped certain Of his
n"ighbors through the bank 10y discounting their
notes. Naturally. such services rs these were
paid for 10y bonus or otherwis".
Mr. swan WIS born in Brooklyn. As n boy he
was employed 10y l.. Roberts 4 Co.. -four mcr-
chants. and worked himself up To- the position
of collector Alter he quit this place he went 10
oregon. .nnd subsequently returned and mar:
red Miss Huitlc. to whom y" wns enEg.;''l
Oregon his faihrr-in-law. OF Buitlc 4 Lrrds.
straw goods. 5js BrondWHy gave MIN position.
which h" held for som" years. There was some
trouble betw,rn himself and ms iuthnr, ,in-law
rrsarding money matters. and he withdrew 10
enter the bank.