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TJ'NNELLING THE hudson.
"A Verdict that Enables the Company to Go
On with the Great Work.

Tho trial Of the appeal Of the Hudson
River Tunnel Company agt. the Delaware
Lackawanna and Western Railroad and the
Morris and Essex Railroad. was concluded yes
terday In Jersey City. before Judge Knapp. The
Case was an appeal from the award Of the Com
missioners appointed 10y Justice Dcpue OF the
New Jersey supreme Court 10 condemn lands
Tho Commissioners awarded TO the railroad
companies as damages for the lands taken by
lho Tunnel Company. tho sum Of s1i,OOO The
Tunnel Company thought this excessive, and
appealed. The trial began on Thursday last.
Among witnc sses examined were G-n. Charles
X. Graham. consulting engineer. Department
Of Docks Of New York; Col Paine. engineer Of
the BROOKLYN Bridge: Robert G. Bocobine Of the
Commissioners; and James Archibald chief
engineer 81 IN" Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western Railroad. Th" summing up Of coun-
sci occupied all OF Monday. The jury's verdict
yesterday liked the amount oi damages nt 81 =
900. rms result u satisfactory to the Tunnel
Company and work j. To- bee resumed.
The New York terminus Of tho tunnel will be
IN the vicinity II Washington square The
blocks bounded hy Sixth avenue. Mncdougal
and Fourth streets. AMI Wavcr"y place. are 10
be condemned. Warehouses and freight depots
are 10 be erected in Jersey City.
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Celebrating their Golden Jubiiess.

Mother Jerome. Superiorcss OF the sters Of
Charity celebrated the golden jubilee OF her profe sson
Of the religious lite on sunday and Monday at Mount St
Vincent sunday devoted exclusively TO addresses
and congratulations by the Cardinal the clergy and the
Sisters Il Charity The Sisters presented Mother Jerome
with golden crown and acon-ratulatory address The
noNces ana rcstuanis then entered singing consra,ua
tons AMI presented her with golden pieces and All
dress ON Monday evening there was an entertainment
~ the study hall A. the Ncnerttci Mother upon her
dhs fnwerdecket ihron- of pupils danced before her
and a their floral tributes at her feet Mother Jerome
entered the ssterhood when she was only 10 years Of
Father Menard s. j.. celebrated high mass in st.
Francis NaNi'r church yesterday COMMUNICATING his
golden jubilee as priest Many clergymeu during the
day fiered their CONGRATULATIONS.
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An Explanation from President McCo.h.

F'om ne PfiHo,fos Pres.
PRINCETON, sept. 27.-On returning few
days ago to America. | was amazed to find
how much writing had been Occas oncd By tho
short statement ! made in the Presbyterian
Council on the subject OF the taste for preaching
In America The subject discussed was preach
ing and the training II students. | spoke on
the two subjects for three or perhaps five min
Ntes. There must have been dOHrnS Of Ameri-
can delegates present, and the meeting was
open to discussion hy any Of them. but not one
oil thom took exception 10 my rrmarks. This is
npresumptiye proof that what said was not so
offensive us II hhs been represented AS | was
travelling from place 10 place, did not see any
verse criticisms which have seen since my
Ieturn all proceed On acaricature Of what said
fortunately an authorized report prepared 10y
The committee in Edinburgh has been printed.
and Will soon be published, and am ready to
abide by ii.
| am not to enter on the criticisms which
have boon offered. But beg leave To say that
drew no comparison between the American and
Scottish preaching generally nor did profess
or pretend 10 give any general description Of
New England preachers or preaching. But
did say that the American people were showing
Enthusiastically. 10y the kind OF min listers they
we're calling from abroad and from among
kuccess Of Moody proves the same thing. that
which had appeared In Now England. and
thence spread into the Middle States--a style
Ehirh tended 10 drive of the poor from the
Presbyterian Church-a style in which tho
preacheri instead If cxpoundng the Word
xnvs io on is oTn notions; ! have given my
fully than thought Of doing in Edinhnrgh.
quest from "A committee 81 Assembly May 1870
In phlladelpha IN the CHURCH in which the As,
ssmbly met aud rerriycd only thanks. did
q in Princeton. before the th"olugians and In
New York on the Sabbath before the Eyang0ll.
cal Alliance met. do 70 In the instruction |
KY" 10 lnr students here, max ms that instruc-
ION biblical and not notional recommend NJ
mos WI, are u 90 forward TO the ministry 10
ehpouhu scripture, and 10 PROFOUND the
thonghts OF God Instead Of their own | am
%i W., NM Nc lublic should know that with
2ut AZ az referring T. New England or scotland.
mo ms whether newspapers approve or disap-
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Mtstinas.

THERE WILL BE AN ADJOURNED
meeting OF the creditors OF Mr. Frank Leslie FRI.
day oct At o'clock at the once Of the Treasur.
at the Anne rican News Company 81 and ~ Chambers
st. 10 hear the report of the Committee appointed at the
meeting Vi the 18Th OF September.
JOHN H. HALL. Chairman
T.. GOODWIN, ia. Secretary
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4lublie 9lotifts.
CTATE OF NEW YORK.

STATE OF NEW YORK.
- OTrick OF rHK SECRETARY STATE
ALBANY. July ~. 1877.
To the Sheriff Of the County OF New York
SIR Notice Is hereby gwen that at the General Flee
the irst Monday OF November next November 6t the
following officers are TO be elected. to wit.
A Secretary Of state In the place Of John Bigelow.
Comptroller. IN the place oi Frederic T. Olcott. ap
resigned
A Treasurer. In the place Of Charles n Ros.
An Attorney General. IN the place OF Charles s Pair
4 state Engineer and Surveyor in the place Of John
All whose terms Of office will expire the last day Of
December next
dicial District In place Of John Brady whose term VI
office Will expire on the last day Of December next
Also Senator Tor the Fourth senate District com
posed OF the FIRST second Third. Fourth, Fh. Sixth.
seventh, Thirteenth, aud Fourteenth Wards VI the city
and county oi New York
Also Senator Tor the Fifth Senate District composed
of the Eighth Nint Fifteenth and Sixteenth Wards OF
the city aud county Of New York
Also senator for the sixth Senate District composed
VI the Tenth. Eleventh, and Seventeenth Wards VI the
city and county OF New York
Also senator for the seventh Senate District com.
posed Of the Eighteenth, T"enueth and Twenty hrst
ward, Of the oity and county of New York
Also senator Tor the Eighth senate District composed
Of the Twelfth Nineteenth, and Twenty second Wards o
the city and county Ut New York
County officers also Ia be elected for said county;
1wenty-one Members oi Assembly; To be elected from
he Assembly Districts IA constituted under Chapter op7
Two Justices ofthc Marine Court the place OF George
Shea AMI James 4 sinnoit
A Register. IN the place Of Patrick II Jones
All whose trims Vi office vii expire on the last day Of
December next Respectfully yours
EDGAR K. AGAR
Deputy Secretary OF STATE.
sHkRIFrs OrFIcg,
SKw YOEx July 81, 1877.
Icertiiy that the foregoing true copy OF the Rlec
ton Notice received by me this day from the SECRETARY
Sheriff of the City and County Of New York.
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Fire In the Hishian Dis.

a. PouGHKEEPSIE Oct IA large mountain flro
nINng In tho Highlands pear BTeAkneck II has con
mea one hundred cord. n wood longing 70 &c oras
WAGE sixty men we're hghuns Il last night
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Cultures.

I ECTURE-fn reply To Rev. Henry ward Beechcr'
\ Bread and Water sermon, by John Hope Fox, Bsq
Wcdnc sday evening Oct g. 1871. at O'Clock, In Coope
Institute. Price OF admission - cents
The lecturer will also diiate upon the i'm portant Que
ton VI capital and labor.
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polhital.
TAMMANY NAIL prMoCRATIC NAT.

TAMMANN HALL DEMOCRATIC NAT
i URALIIATlON COMMITTEE Rooms - Chambers
ST. stnirsThc Commute. Naur aikauon will open
THURSDAY Oct ut the above address, where all need
ul inermauon will be svo 10 applicants Tor nnturalza.
ton The applicants must furnish themselves with tick.
cts hlcd up IN ink and signed either hy member the
General Committee ur the Chairman OF the Assembly
District Committee ot the district In which they reside
Applicants Tor naturalization must bring respectable
witnc who can truly swear that they know the app.
cnnts To- have resided nNc the United
States, and one year. AT least, in tins STATE.
The rooms are open from O'Clock A until 7. NJ
JOHN J. GORMAN, Chairman
W 4. Born, Secretary.
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STEAMBOATS, anb aailruaos.
NNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.
AND rSITTff66 sr faf IS MHi t. ROUTE.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
On and after June - 1877,
Trains leave New York VIA DesbTOsses and Cortlandt
Ns Ferries as follows:
Express Tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
WIN Pullman Palace Cars attached. "A % and %
For williansport Lock Haven, Cory and Erie at 30
u. VI. connecting Al Cory for ntusyille Petroleum
Centre; aud the on Regions For Willsmsport and
Lock Haven. "a
For Baltimore, Washington, and the South. Limited
Washington Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars thily
except sunday, ~ A. NJ arrive Washington I 10
kesulsr A. = 20 A NJ. l. O. and $50 T. NJ. sun
Express ior Philadelphia 100 40 o p 80 Limited,
l03A NJ, l.45. q !, and = 10 T. NJ. sunday . 4 VI
s a.. and ssoP. NJ. Emisrant and Second Glass, I
Boats OF Brooklyn Annexn connect with all through
trains at Jersey city aforiing speedy and direct
transfer Tor Brooklyn travel.
For trains to newark. Eli5Sabeth RAILWAY Princeton
other points see local schedules AT all Ticket Onicts
Trans Arrive -From Pittsburgh. u 81 AMI ~ ~ 4 VI
aud 10 2uP ". daily; 10 10 A. VI and 81 T. NJ daily
except Monday. From Washington and Baltimore
- 4 NJ. 2 ~ 4 TO- 10 and ~ 10 T.. SUNDAY
- A. NJ From Philadelphia. ~. u 81. q IL, 10 -,
10 ~. II 50 A. NJ, 10. 40. $40 Is 81. ~ 10 10,
lonP sunday. sos, $50. 10 10 II 30 NJ, $50
Ticket Oniccs 5aa and sis Broaiway .Astor House
and foot OF D'shrosses aud Cortandt So Court It
BROOKLYN IA l6. and llr Hudson St llohokcn. Depot.
jersey city EmisrHnt Ilcket ONCE. kttters place.
FRANK THOMSON, L. FARMER
General Manager GEM Pas,cneor Agent
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To rHILADEnrVyIA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

Il
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
THIRTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEPOfs IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW YORK.
Double Track, the Most Improved Equipment ana the
Fastest Time consistent with absolute safety
on and after June 2i 1877,
EXPRESS Trains leave New York, via Deshrosses and
inrtlanit SIS ferries. Ms follows
73l, ~ 80 limited, 20 30 4 NJ. As @. T. and
= pP sundays, "a NJ, s. i. 7. and \ ~ l. VI
Boats u BIooklyn Annex connect with all through
transfer for Brooklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia IS, q 7 80 10
and u NJ. llmied express. 81 + NJ. 2 T. 80 Z
aud - = and Y midnight on SUNDAY, 3 50, -
$50 NJ, T. s. = NJ and - midnight
ouse, and foot Of Deshrosses and Corilanit is court
s. Brooklyn, ia llN snd lls Hudson st llohokcn;
depot Jersey City Emisrant ticket ofnce, = battery
FRANK THOMSON, l. Z FARMER
General Manager Gen'l Passenger Agent
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Sabinas Banks.

cfor Sal, ano DO Get.
OFFICES TO IET-In second story Sun huilling
~ 'front.' hti rear well lighted and steam heated. Ap
ply at sun Publication Offce Nassau ami Frankfort sta
TO LET-Housc in Brooklyn nine rooms water
gas. sewer &c; IN splendid order 10 minutes from
Hamitnn ferry; only $40 nrr month Apply to T. II
WINCHESTER ooI sd sy. Brooklyn or 81 Pearl st. n Y.
Two IET-In Jersey city So Montgomery NJ, nrst.
i class store, suitable for any business within two
blocks oi the coruandt st ferry Apply at 80 Nontsom.
cry Vt
I'HE STORE lbb Nassau 81, sun building To let
i suitable tor banking insurance or general business
steam heated Apply at the sun Publication ONCE. no
Nassau St
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Snstrutiion.

gOas, Furnishing.
A DANIEL OFARRELL, 40 9Th sv,. near
"a. SlstN FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING,
on weekly or monthly payments The largest and choicest
assortment IN the city.
MlsFIr CARPETS very cheap for cash
~ carpets, and bedding at BAUMANN BROTHERS
great west side instalment house and Hudson
st. corner OF Broome.
DATRICK OFARHELL. the well known tur.
nure dealer, 267 BOwcry Il seiling furniture aud car
pets ON weekly or monthly payments
WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w taken tor furniture carpets. and bedding, send Tor
illustrated priec list Prices greatly reduced.
COwPERTHWAIT A GO 5 1855 chatham St
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Situations edlantto.
A MIDDLE-AGED man, a. want.a home in city
~ or country, required hring good
ence for honesty and sohriety Address W H. Howe
Lodging House, l"2 Chatham square.
A SINGLE Young man wishes a situation as butcher;
"a nrclaS- reference, given 10 hone and sohety
JOSEPH CouGHI.IN, II South sth st. Brooklyn r D.
As GARDENER and general Nottingham in
"a mindng farm stock, has good reference. Address
) box le-, sun office
A YOUNG man wishes II situation to learn the
"a hor'eshocing trade Address lis Leroy ST, CITY
SITUATION wanted by young girl to do general
- housewoIk willing and obliging Call at l2J hud.
son Vt, third floor, mont
ITO boss bskcrs-A fore and good second hand on
all sorts OF bread and cake wish situations good
CITY reference eau he gwen Call for three days at 27a
Bloome st, corner Allen
TO boss hakers-An active. reliable man wants sit
i uauOn as second or third hand either bread or
chke good references Address h, box III, sun office.
'I'O Boss Bakrrs-Firstclass bread and cake bakers
always on hand At q, A Bakers Hall, ~ 81 av
WANTED-Bya young lady OF some experience a
W position as nursery goIrrness, good references
given Address HATTIE BELMONT, Ballston Spa, n &
WANTED-By respectable middle aged woman
w TODD hsht houS work and make herself generally
useful, isagood sewer Cali at 227 West 3lst St
AKA WEST 18TH STA respectable Young
-tcO girl wishes situation 10 do general hOusewo rk
IN small priNa" family good reference.
Inl LOANED or given as security Tor a sitna
W wv uun ~ wAtchmAn or porter, reference given
Address = NJ, sun uptown office, l,23s Broadway
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Eosi an6 4oun6.
I OsT-Black onyx top OF ring with three diamonds;
- $40 reward 10 Hinder and no question, asked II Is
not Tor The value, hut II was an old remembrance. Re.
turn to i20 East 27th St
i OSr-A cket book, with a cOmmutation book ot
- Harlem X. Co, No, d,o5, and sum oi money The
nnder can Keep the money and return the book the
X H. 90.
STRAY bull slut, cropped ears, yellow
- marked, leather collar Reward At Ianiturs office,
No us Broadway.
CIn REWARD will bo paid for the return of A
~ slli noSd white and llvercolOred pointer lost
Sept ~ u l5j Franklin St, Greenpoint
grp 0oobs
WHITE and gray blankets aanncls, prints muslins
w dress gOods shawls &c from cton Tor sals Al
very low prices wh MATHEWS, 81 CstLa airline 81
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- TO GLASGOW BELFASr ami LONDOSDERRI
. From Pier e. loot OF Canal st. \ X
STATE OF GEORGIA, Thursday. oct
STATE or INDIANA Thursday. oct H.
saloon AMI cabin passages at lowest rates snefaSe.
w AUSTIN, BALDWIN co, Agents "a BrOaiwsL
sferAge tickets at ~ Broadway aud Company plsf
foot 81 Canal St. n Il.
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ANTED-A shuifie board and bsgstelle table AZ
lreSJ r.. SoT lat AY. stauns lowest cash P1's
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ENGLISH RRUSSELF, TlREkPLY, AND lNGRAIk
very cheap at the old place.
11s Fulton street, New, York.
Call or nd for price list j A Kendall.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-25

will probably be reinforced by the
Spokanes, Cayuses and other tribes.
About three hundred are now In the
field well armed, and other tribes are
disaffected. This is no childs play. 1
fear but few of the settlers on out of
the way creeks will escape. Tbe rs a
large party on the Spokanes 81 Hus-
Hus- Cute, and we are informed that
they will join Joseph at the Joick, near
the He'll Gate, where the Flatheads are
to join, aud where all the horses be.
longing to the Indians have been
driven. Last Friday Gen Howard left
for the front. To morrow morning
Gen. SulIy will leave for Fort Lapwai,
for the scene of the difficulty.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-25
EASTERN DISPATCHES
More Fires in 1T. JOhn-T riel
Caught in the Act of Startin !.
Fires
ST. JOIN. N. B.. June "a

ST.. JOHN. N. B., June "a.
Yesterday Mrs. David Topley OBJ
served two men running past the i'm
dow of her house Gu Mitehafe street
Shortly afterwards the building was
discovered to be on fire. An alarm
was at once struck. A Portland
steamer had arrived by this time and
was playing upon the burning building.
Other houses were soon made thorough
ly wet and the sparks that were flying
thiekly rendered harmless. Hardly
had this fire been qnenched when the
alarm of ire was again heard. Hun
dreds of people who had been at the
burning of the Topley house rushed
madly down the public streets to
Main street, and there found that one
Charles Day had been caught in the
act of setting fire to schooner laden
with hay lying at the wharf. The fel-
low was handed over to Major Cunard,
who securely tied him with a rope and
succeeded in getting the william into
carriage amidst cries of Lynch him"
The Portland Police Station was
reached and the prisoner put inside.
An attempt was made here to hang
Day. One end of the rope with which
he was bound was placed around his
neck but Major Cunard effected his re-
lease by placing a revolver to the head
of the man who held the rope. The im.
mense crowd which followed to the
station fnally dispersed. Thomas
Slaven aud Charles Brown have been
arrested on suspicion of attempting to
set buildings on fire. That there has
been regularly organized attempt to
fire Portland there appears to be no
doubt, as fires were started in many
different places.
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NOTICE.

A LII THOSE INDEBTED TO THE
"a late frm OF p. w. Johnson & Co,
II they wish to save themselves any
extra expense, are requested to cali
at once and settle with the undersigned.
e&s8 4~ AL II. REINHART.
Wxanemucca. May IL. as7z. 2w
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1877-10-09

er':nms Der 0aultter bintey Gem Sbur
Ip'nte', unler GROCER &ater 1hnappt an
ileblten Den Scrlauten griller. Soer am
gaDe gar - bas idSne Surasntins tn
Marden nabm ;ulebt bod aud Sas llnas'
bsusr. unp babel perI IAlana ct fslbi
glettblam bte feline, iippise @sRalt, bsrsn
Sthern eben burh lautss @ebsn Srauben
TN Sofe unterbrcden purbe. 5saapar
pa'tf esraee nod 3slt, aui Der Ireppe ,u
SerlAw'nnen, bssor MelGior in Bsalsi'
tuns elmer aItlidsn fauber aeflsibetsn Jrnu
tns paus trat anb 1e NIT blScer 5Dfltd!sit
tn bic Stute flbrte. Der Dslud BATE
tbn piTentar auf benz 6pfe iihsrraidt unb
tn bic aaerpeinliaFs @erlegenbeit gelebt,
esnn iettesm 9uttta ibn reelamirt uno i'm,
ben NusrsiBer. piebsr tns gteioA &C.,
lpannt, bate er Fd Der nsusierisen, fputt'
lultisen 8eIt, bic isnlett Sielss 5cftbors
itr Wsfen trieb uno fAsr nur auf iein
grfdeinsn lauerts, um i'm aus;ubariein,
soaitanets ent;osen.
Ssiae einltissn 3edb' unb Spielsenoiien
absnbs In Der Saente, bic ben Fotten
Sumpan NIT Dem fsts phenen 0sle'
beutel fdwer mibtsn, tparen bem @rure
ieiner plSblidsn Golbitdt RAID auf bie
Spur ssfcmmen. yatIrlih bate Der
@aawtrtb rntsn i'm Durf TOO 9ottta
init ibrsr erIdSpiten Todter BET ibrem
Gin3uBe &alt ssbaltsn, bie frembsn 3usrp-
gel psrratbeu uno 70 unssbsusrlid beiarie'
6en, ba5 es nur psniser Siilfs BON
Melhior's suten Jreunben beburfte, bic
a5enteusrtiAe Mdbr unter Die Qeute su
brin9sn unb ,,sie wlbsn MGnner" ipiecsr
einn'al gum aufssfriidten Ossenliano bss
uneriGUpFihfn Dorfflatide su erbstsn.
(Gpriiebuns fslst.)
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Cine Oraiuam,

Gsi IS Ysrprbns! tur6 BEN stabtratb Der Gabl
Gan Maa Intonio:
5eciipn /. DaB tiermit fir sas Tunicipia(
iabr, wfld,s5 dm !. Rdr; 1877 besnnt, cine Eepf>
iisuer BON einem Dollar einer ieoee m1nn!ib,r
perfpn i'm silter spn 2i b5 60 Sabren aufer eel
pirb, p.lhe felt WoGaten cpr bem l. Mar, 1877
in Der Staet pptnt.
fir tas 5iSsaljaar, peltes am 2S, Jsbruar 1878
enbGt, cine ao Solprem Steusr auf alice Gistntbua
innsrbalb Der StaetBrensen, foippal Gruib.. tpte
rerfbnlites unb ssmlties Gise t6un, asleot rper.
be, fpeltss Aett barb Die Gpaj,iiulpn 6ser bic
Stoai2 eeIebe befreit ipiro Disfe Gteasr sng ilnf
uat iensis Gents pon iepsnl 5unb.rt 9 Guar Dsrtb
an Gi9'n.bum ast'nSen
Gseian 3. OaB I'm bic St,ablnna her 3tn1er
Al ermo]tidltN uno einsn 5'lsunesfonb far biz Sin
l5iuns tst alsgsiifIien Gcn0s Der Smot Gan
t9l.e ~ itr9sn, auf aGes in Der pbigsn 5ettiou 2
bSl@T,seIrc GtaSntam naaFas'no ipesfeirte ab
naorem 9 eNern oufsIlss. wetten:
Sur brett t5il2r'6e SpnnS (Sit'non, ou.tuprt-
men am u. SUM 1873 zine S,eder yon mi uno
ehfm ha'tfn Gent auf jI.es 5unserl Dollar gBsrtb
an Gisertsun.
SIR srtndprise Git49snbs (0rSiu;r, au.e.
npninien am 20. fsst,ui 1874 cine Sterer ron
srtt uns etnem bal6sn Gent auf lesS 6unb,rt
Dofar g8ria an Gissntbuni.
Dhr 'fbniabrise Girassr psIbstrrunas @Sn6s
tSrplnan; anssacmihen am 20 q scen,bsr 1874
etae Stsusr pon Gents spn isbem SunSerl Opts
lar gDertb an g'esntbum.
5IpSaTIsiSlaerise grnbs (Orbinan, anesnummsn
an 10. Mat 1870 stns Ct usr spn sesu 0ents rrn
eeem 3rnpert Dollar gBsrtb an giasnbu Gin
9e'ammtotfra9 Son o6Neba unb 6rei sisrtrl Gent
taI cue IN oislsr Sseiion anaeaebtnsa apsfe
Ssetrn 4; 0ab um fur sie 3abura bsr asce.
iaalsnsn uno laufsnosn Sauieen Der stabt 0Sr.
rsptnns ~ trsfen auf aaes in Section sisfs
SIolHans btiatisbene Gtasnibum cine ab yoiprem
Steusr non ls6sssbn unb tinem serttl Sent oui
lsess punetrt . 'uor Wer,b an Giuentbum osisa,
mstot. DlsIs Srbaun, fol- POM gaas ibrsr tsss Css.
babsn. '" UNI e'a'''9te'
,sss gun .!hsn Was strlsfsn in Der am 3. October
i0'' l'a''ssfaaesnsn Sisuns bee Siaptratbs.
an. s. 8. Gren6,
Waset.