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New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
CLEANSING THE TENTH PRECINCT.

Capt Foley of the Tenth Precinct Pohce has
two officers detailed in civilians dress TO secure the nee
essry evidence the prophet of those places
In his jurisdiction where the law violated besides hiS
two regular detectives. when Capt. Foley WAS asS-sc"
to this command contained some OF the worst places III
this city 1t was very difficult for the authorities to oh
tain evidence against them; Ia political iEhu
ercr protected them. II auy descent was projected
against any OF these places warning W0uid De OhinlcH
in way Capt Foley began ms Wcrh py ,ecurli,,5
The transfer those of the force whom zee thong Wouu
NOT render him the efficient support that was hccrssN
As soon as lac had accomplished this, ne s&ieIed thc
necessary evidence aud secured warrants Tor the arrest
of the puprctOrs o. of The worst places ms re-
suited IN the raid o Saturday night last The cNll c NN'
have already taken alarm at ibis action ana many nave
either moved out OF the precinct on art making Nasty az
rupcrcufs 10 leave n. The corners haNc hfrI cleared
of tie ftrlus who the habit oi insulting slyp
cirs ANA wording woman they passed, ana CAPT TO
lev Saws that Inc proposes 10 continue ne Worh uhli az
least Vice shall bc forced 10 Iude Isth i"h t"V l'"o
eight and The street, made saic ,,:.,,.
81 the EsscN Market Police Court Yesterday, Nilhan
Jonpsof proprietor the ST. Lawrence Hoc at Nc "l
I1yery ana Mary stewart, the keeper oi ~" 81 i"f-
sVthSf were taken before Justice Murray ON charge oI
tc.pine disorderly houses aud were required 10 give
bail n Uuo These prisoners escaped arrest ~
the tiulc OF the descent on saturday night
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
A CARD FROM Mr.. HARRIOT.

THR CHILD ABDUCTED BY HER MoTHER-So ISTI
MACY BETWEEN MISS MORRIS AND MRS. LEON
ARD--MIss MORRIS S FEELINGS TOWARD MABEL.
TO the EdttOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: The statement made by Mrs. Leonard
in your issue Of to-day TO the effect that she the
best OF terms with my wife Miss Norris and had played
the piano for her ontertainment Is, authorized
say entirely false. The only communication which my
wife ever with this person by letter written at
Mabefs earnest solicitation, and asking her mother TO
send the child Of her belongings in the shape OF
toys Mrs. Leonard abused the privilege gave her to
visit ber child, for despite my express wishes conveyed
10 her person. she played lot Of variety during
my absence greatly to the discomfort Of my wife, who
was ill her directly above the imprOy.ed con-
-cryatory Of music. The attention quite graiuitous
and il is needless say the performer not encored
In iny opinion Mabel abducted by her mother who
visited her day before her disappearance leaving
until late IN the evening, when Mabel accompanied her
10 the station. on the ehd's return she asked il her
blue roc might De done up the first thing in the morn
ing the order given and IN This frock she was abb
ducted Thls crcumsan and tho fact NJ her having
money TO pay for her and the telegram shows her
mothers completely.
We are we'll rid OF the young miss but n would be well
if she could be placed OF her mothers evil influence
IL was evidently the intention OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mabel
Leonard" Rogers to go about with the child among the
low variety places OF the country This they may or
may succeed In doing, but have intention per
hitting Mrs Leonard TO misrcpresent the facts in the
case far my wife and myself concerned Her
presence IL my house was tolerated. not courted and
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
KILLED IN 4 pRuNKEN rIGHT.

James Blake. an intelligent young man Of pleasant
appearance years age, placed trial before
judge Sutherland IN Cont OF General Sessions Yesterday
on charge OF murder the secaud decree for Killing John
Mcdonald In drunken fight the night Of Jan. l. The Two
mon met M Varick Domiuicts and after exchanging
angry words began fighting Witnesses fer The penpe sii
he'd that hey saw Mcdonald ha knees and Blake STAINING
him. 10 moment Blake CrtW pistol ana" pnlths II
AGAINST NcDonlds body, rtd Tie only witnesses Of The
defense were called t.fiy the prisoners character
Blake the stand said thar he ntoNcaicd aud
shot Mcdonald under the latter having
called him and choSed him 10 was whle NcDon"d
hand cluchng that Dee rcd the pistol lie ud
not intend m him. but sought tO hIure him 10 make HIN
dcsis. The viii 90 TO the jury TINS morning
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
ONE OF THE VANDERBILT MILLIONS.
WHICH CORNELIUS J. WANTS, BIT WILLIAM Al. VIII
MOI GIVE HIM.

NOT GIVE HiM.
The suit of Cornelius jeremiah Vanderbilt
against william H. Vanderbilt for tie first time
into court yesterday on motion in supreme Court.
Chambers before Judge Donohue to strike out parts OF
the COMPLAINT as irrelevant aud redundant The COM
pleint states that there was contest the will of
Commodore Vanderbilt; that Cornelius j. Vanderbilt
withdrew his opposition in consideration OF promise
by william II. Vanderbilt to pay him SlOOOOO ana
OF the property Of the Commodore, real ara
personal aud AYERS that II the planin had resisted
ibe probate of the will and the had been set aside
the Interest of the plantl would Daye aouhsh 90 d,
least - OO0OO0. which sum vas yielded ana gith uP
by planli when be Withdrew iis opposition 70 ,e ~ MI
OF his father, Cornelius NhnueFbIlt, deceased ihe
complaint then sets out different causes OF action
promises to the effect 90 pay SlOVUOoVl IN beh'
OF the plaintiff to Mrs. In Bau aud MS. rinciHf
The motion is 20 strike ont tie fourth paragraph ana
the two causes Of action first mentioned, on to glVhi
tla the fourth paragraph presented an nmateIlal cI
on which could be taken; that the only qhes
ton wGs whether not promise hdd been Hanci ana
that the two causes OF acton objected 80 Wtic ~ ~,
common law system Of repeated statements oI the sai
tnng different courts, instead OF the system 81 tie
tbe evidence If these were fact different causes oI
actiou smt should be for 73OOouvO Dut the lilhtn
in his prayer only asked Tor - ,oOOOOU
The plaintiffs counsel Iepleu ihal u was nnpoIta,' p
and proper TO show the consideration Ot the agreement
ana that ali that was done III the 1ourh palsiae
that II was important especially 70 SNOW we NHlo 81 C
real estate because by permitting the probate OF th'
Will tie plaintiff had enabled the defendant 70 give
pcrec title to that though year was allowed Ia ef-
pose objections the disposal OF tie personal estate As
10 the two of action in which Mis- la Eau anu
Nrs Sinclair were mentioned, they were distinct prom
isps though relating to the same matter. Tbrrc was
some doubt whether not they coud be proved uhHtI
an ALLEGATION OF promise to the plaintiff hin self, set Il
wa, wen settled hat IT, when made 10 "A tmrd person
the plaintiff acted in reliance on them, thoy Doua TIC
dtlcudlnt. ~, ., .o.,,,.o1 10.
decision. scott Lord and Ethan Alien appeared Tor the
plaintn; Henry l.. Clinton for the 0tiendant
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

Detectives O'Ncil and Korns of the Fifty
ninth Street Police station Last evening arrested Dan'r
Huouer. ngc 20 OF No. 2ll East Forty sixtirst,
ana John McGrsih, age Il, OF No. l,2lJ Third
ave, suspicion Of having assaulted "ith
a sluug-shot Thomas Rafferty, OF No. 2I3
Iast luurDcufh.si., Forty iOuith-st., between
Insf and Se,oud-aNc-. ON SATURDAY evening last and
having attempted o. rob hn Of $4,000. Daniel Huhncf,
who has long been suspected by the police ldcuhod
by Thomas siaV ctoua boy who Witnessed thc assault
A woman who was assaulted by roughs about three
Weks ncu stated that Hudncr r,senbled on" ~ heI as-
saans The pOliec consider these important arrests.
and ink thas they vii tend toward breaking ny gang
Of rufifus Om the Bast side.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

The trouble about fast passenger trains from
Chicago 10 the has been settled. and the fare Is now
A. formerly so llom that city 10 Ncw-York. Tho con
di,iou of things the was before the fast train
was placed on the Pennsylvania road lt was on May
II that tho Central issued the smtbc To which cNccp
ton was taken by the Prupsy sylyania which then pui ON
= f,f Train. Tie Central thcn reduced the fare from
Chicago 90 So. and similar action was taken 10y ihc
uiher roads. winch also began running trains on ascl
time Tho Whole matter has now been adjusted hut
tnc Central uan. which the Pennsylvania fast train
Was pnt ON 10 compete wth is said by hc General Pas
eeuger acnt Cf the Central 10 be SIN running.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
ONE CAUSE OF THE IsTENCH NUISANCE TO BE
REMOVED.

Tho general expression of indignation against
The nuisance created by tie oil works and fertilizer manu-
factories at Hunters Point has induced T. f. Coo TO de-
tcrnno upon the removal Of his establishment tc Barren
Island Presto Chandler oi the Board Of Health
stated 10 RmUSE reporter yesterday that Mr Coe III
formed him at he had already begun the erection o The
p,cc-s,ry huildiugs on Barren I-aud By erecting a
wharf al Barren Island 1lr Goes fac os io ranspolta-
tior o. believed will not bc greatly IMPAIR aud his
hssczs ruu hc conducted WitbODt aunoNing ANYBODY.
Pres dent Chandler added that THE removal oi the urgest
eanl sltucut of the knd az Hunters Point would ma
terialy weaken the opposition ana make ~ very much
easier 10 cufOrce Iuedsutos against the others.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
A OBJECTION FOR DOCTORS.

In the suit of Regina Mansbach against the Metro
poan Life Insurance Company, the curious feature Is pre-
sented plaintiff desiring pay money defendant
fsng plaintiffs husband about 1870 took policy
fe-he sill alive OF his wife. In 1873 the de-
PENDANT refused 10 take any premiums and cancetd the
policy claiming that the husband guilty Of msreprcsent
alton when nsurng his e N saying that he bad no chrome
disease In fact he sufCrng with r,hIOnc bron
chits Two nhysieans who examined Mansbaoh IN 1873 de-
cidcd that hG atctcd bronchitis when he
policy Judge Van Drmt finds ihat II such a
be a.certlned a. al by medical examination. which
considered d0ubu the examination Of the doctors Ia ts
cursoy anal superficial tnlt u cannot pe s aimed
examination of physician made at tho time or
the insurance ganst positive denas. Jud
given for tAe plaintiff.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
A MELANCHOLY wrDowER's SECRET MARRIAGE

Judge Van Brunt, in Supreme Court, Special Term,
rendered yesterday his decision for the plaintiff the suit Of
samuel = Schiller against John G. Defz. The su To
scnd purchase of property made by The pann from Diet
in 1872 ground that Diez audulenty concealed from
him that he had wife and so gave him Tue subject 10 at
wes dover. DieLs nIst wife died In October 1863 In
1871 secretly married bat he continued 20 iak the plain
lin OF his wife his low spirits aud Ia the spring
the plaTtin the sale
toned that he wanted 20 20 to Europe he hd lost hs wife
melancholy. DletZs marriage unhappy.
March, 1913 he began sut for divorce for adultery and
pain In This suit learned of his marriage In
November 1878. he told the panin that U woman 8
attempt bac kma him and he would have IL arranged
Ills divorce suit denied not because his wife nn0
cent because both guilty, and though is attorney
urged that Der guilt deprived her OF dover even did not
divorce The Court Of Appeals thought differently
and 80 said IN January, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
MP noODv,s pOOL SUIT DISMISSED.

Judge Sedgwck, in Superior Court Special
Tcrm has dismissed the complaint of Henry II. Body
against William b. Ogden and Samuel Tllden The SUIT
grew ont the pool formed to effect consolidation Of
the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company and
the Gaena Railroad Company. \ settlement was mad
and the profits were divided After years Mr..
Boody sued DIR. Ogden and Mr. Iilden TO reopen this
account, charging that IL was wrong in several items as
against him. On the trial the as Ia Mr. Iden was
disms sed under the statute limitations and tho
was continued against Mr.. ogden. Judge Sedgwlck eN-
amned cabOatey the claims Of MT. B0Ody and decided
that they were not sustained.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
urpGr prNKELs CONTEMPT CASE.

The case of Frederick A. Botty, the lawyer who
was committed by Judge Dnkel OF the Fourth judicial Dis
ct Court contempt appealed by haheas corpus
Judge nohue before the latter Judge yesterday In
supreme Court Chambers The main question presented
whether tn. commitment Judge Dlnkc described
himself and his position correctly ENJudge Joachimsen and
CHRISTOPHER Fine appearing for Judge Dnke argued that
Law, the description sufficient
Mr. Kinzng hchalfoi MI BOtty argued presump.
ons could made favor Of Judge
hs decision MI Botty remaining meanwhile in
his couns,4's custody
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

TO 5000 900" He said he had this in his valisc and was
tire0 of carving u around MackOY said he had Si95o
i'm gold I'm his belt and also tired OF carving 90
for the sake Of relief tney exchanged rcPeriy unH &
visit TO Central Park but the nober'an suddenly us
appeared Maekoy immediately went 20 his hotel rather
pleased than otherwise. Great was his disarponheh
when be found that the heavy vase was ned Win ead
pipe Yesterday the swndler was arrested ne was
recognized M Andrew Brazan, notorious commence
operator There were found on his person NUMBER OF
cancelled checks the Peoples Bank OF THIS CITY over
the name of which pasted North River lank nc
checks represented payments from Sl9 10 Sooo anu III"
signed by the same person
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
FIVE PER CENT FROM CARRIERS PAY.

Postmaster James received yesterday from the
General formal order reducing per cent the
av Of All letter carIieIs Who receive than r51j
e order v 20 int0 cneci july J. department estimate
ir o cost o Tie delivery service was 2lGopu' ana
CONGRESS- Appropriated only 4lsZ5OO leaving 'hccucy 10
be met by reduction IN the number O carriers or IN
trr paw The latter alternative chosen as better fO he
rul,lie
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

EYES CURIosITY.-Young wife-"I wish
you'd let with to the city tomorrow Fred %
Young husband" Why, my loveP' Young wife" Be
l should 50 like. Just for once, TO take walk
through the Money Market!'-t Punch.
ALL THE Observation-Disclosures (to as
sistant who has had the sYOD'D"Why has that lady
gone without buyngp Assstant-"We haven't got
what she wants" HaberdaSher--' III soon let you
know, Miss, that keep you 10 sell what I've got, aud
not what people want Punch.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
NOT AN OFFICE, BUT AN EMPLOYMENT.

In the suit Of Frederick Law Olmsted against tho
city Superior Court General Term Judge sper giving
the opinion decides that the pos OF Landscape Architect
OF the Parks Is Office but employment Olmste1
holding tha position Of Landscape Architect accepted
position OF Commissioner OF tho state Survey. He
salary the latter position and resigned within
three months but tho cy declined hm Tor that tme
ground IAat the acceptance ot any second olce
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

her that she the best OF terms may be
postiye from her standpoint but from negative
. she wns on the best OF terms only because my wife
had courteously rcfraned from any expression OF ds
like. - hNi''
Rirerdalr June 25, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
sw,Nptrp By AN ITALIAN soBrEMAN

Michael Mackoy saved some money while in
Washington Territory, and came to ths city on May
op m. w,y home 10 Italy only be swinded by Old
game lie visited Washington square, aud was ap-
preached by all Italian Bobeinan who had fallen heir
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
BROOKLYN OFFICIALS AND SALARIES.

Two important matters occupied the Brook
lyn Aldermen ycsterday-saaries and commission nom
nations Last week the Salary Committee was IN
strucied to consider the salaries OF city oicias hs
regulated by the salary bill recently passed. Much
opposition was manifested at first yesterday to the
committees report, and amendments were offered nc
ducug st further the salaries Of nearly all the officers
Following are the salaries in each IA finally SGT
sa.g.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

ARBITER ELEGANTiARUM-Hou Housemaid-"O oh,
please IN could 20 OUT this evenings cause cook mex
doors col 'lang'age o. flowers Bee aud she's fe
Quested me " DC one v the Jadges"-lPancl,
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

resignation Of previously held ty ONCE Judge speir hos
that the position on th parks was not An oce and hs
verdict in Mr.. Olfnsteds favor
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
RRonKLYN,s RrpGET.

The Brooklyn Board Of Estimate yesterday
submitted It's budget 10 the Common Council for ratca-
ton The tax will bee about the same r next year as for
tbisS3 - and mill FOR cach 500 OF valuation FOL
rrul dfugYftnrnfe
, 1877-11-12
Garopai(he Madribtfn.

9onigs6erg. SeitsnS beS Tiuan3'
Mmilt RS 1T iebt bic i5uftmmung our
yeibaffun9 Der fir be Wansrbauten
srforOerlideu Wtittel auf benz Nnleibs.
ue9e ertbetlt ,uOrosn. 3undhit banbslt
IS ltb um ben NuSbau Ger Wanerlraben
iii unO UNI Bsrltn, feruer I'M ben IuS'
ban Der Candle, Die aus uno III Der
Utatf Srauocubur9 fihren, I'M @sltera
. s Vromeerger uuO bcs Gms- Saboe>
Canals. YOn erbeblib 9r0Berer Se'
oeutuus iinb iebob Die in Nuslibt se'
npmmenen S~ofenbaHtcn, loclbe 9(eid)s
fails aus oea ourb Nnlelbe su belhai.
Ieuoen 0eloern betrit,sn wcroeh 1oqen.
Dicr feWlmt Der NuSbau ldrmtllder
OrI ebsfsn uto al erlter Stelle bic Grs
~ It RING OsS SaienS Don Yiaau in
Setrod)t. Ssit Grweiterun9 osS ruilts
ldcn Carbohydrates lat lid bi. Gtl<
tia ausiaDr our Sec auT oas 8ierIad,e
erbolt II bic Wibti9tstt oeS Safena
BON Ptuau ut osB9a.b 10 bcruOr9etreten,
neil oerl l6e cl5irst bleibt, wabreno Die
rulliidlea 0aisu ~lammtlid 5uirieren.
Vti Dem iteisea Btnncnu rfehr b%eltan'
oeu fir Den !Daien nur iebr 6eld)eioens
Gtnrld,tun9en. oa man an Den leet
emtreleuocn Nafl1Wuns nidt osnten
tounte. Soiort bel Gem @ntritt Der
-neuea 8erbaltnllie bate oaS 5anoelss
MuniItertum Den NuSbau beS Safeu
sntr9,ld beilrwOrist uno NIT alien
Gtler belrlebel. Die umian9relhen
Sauteu sriorosrn cinen aoltcuauIwano
bon fiiui3ebn WluIoneu Wart, no.
BON etwa Gle Salite fir Moleubauten
nnb Der Jlelt fir DIE Grwtlteruna oea
DafenS erioroerliA 1T. Die Staot
So iJSbsrs miro ourd Den Ausbau osS
Oafens DON Yllau ben Stang clnea
@eltaanoelsplaRts e~rlangen uno Slts
preuBm in Se3u9 aui ieiuen 9anoel unS
lstne aantwlrtDldaft elnen SroBartIgen
AuIiAuuug yslutunen, oa oMieler Yros
ptHl oArd oic jcellcn Saien. uno Sic
Observation-Disclosures eloli1 Elm er9ies
bi9eS 0lnterlano crldIOilsn 1T.
Sso(em. Wie aus u%ltramontaner
polusldeu Slattcrn 81 cricben, maht
Nh oSr Yaplt oaS Yriuatuer9ui9su, Den
iusaen unselcslidcr SanOluusen BON
Staate bellraiten Yrieltern uno ihreu
Deli rSbeliern aaerl,i bslonbsre NuS.
3cihmnu8en gu 2beil uerosn 3a lalien.
wobsi wobl Die Nbliht nit un~terlduit,
ben n9tadsr Staat" Elm wenis Su iraern.
go per0ffsntltdn. Der -PrY".. ss.aaws ..
, 1877-11-12
'ulltell.
Vern1ilNteS

Ole Gbicasocr icuten lib Oefd(liq1t
Elm Wciipiel an uns n bn,sn Sn ge,ua
anf @sredtifeitspfeaes linS mir oieien
;3Dqnern lub GGnbc,n uun meb,ere Nferz
oeldnsen porous. 9ier wicocr Elm geleq
bailr: Ills Dor einiscn Moden Die GRO
zen @bicaeoer 0parbaufen (oie rState
earrings Die Merdants. fSarmcrs' Il
Wcdanics" uno Die u,sioelitD @opinas
Sant") -suiamnlcnfrad)tcn. ba nuroen
ri fiaeD nteridteife uno forfiae %yfrunnne"
GranSaftiouen eutoedt. @iniae Der bctrii
aeriiden Gcamtsn brannten onrd) onbsre
Die aeiibteren) blieben vbei an uttcru "
fciuem aber aeitab bis jest mos su2eios.
Sa, ale a oen 0,riud madte. ben
Erdiioeaten FER uMierd)ants', Narme.s'
uuo Wetauics' Sapinas ganf" einen
Der frcditen DER Nredlinge, Die It Elm per
Observation-Disclosures Hubllfum geid)unoen ba-
ben-feit3uiceen. oa braufiruate berSiid.
fer (mam bore uro lfaune y orei Der
herpor' agcnbftcn Nouofaten nit Der Ser
tbeioialna oeS @durfen. Die bctroaenen
Depoltoren mu6ten alio ned ba1ir be-
sablen, oab ibrem !'etriiaer @eleaenbet
aeaeben mui Dc, iih burh bic Mai fen oes
@eieees bineurhsuminnen. 0erielbc, Der
in tuenigen Sabren Sunoerttauienoe DO
Sen Spareinlaaen armer Mlbeiter auf Die
Seite aeid)afft, muroe inter cine 8ire.
ldlaft bon $4,000 9eltelt unb cripurtet
nun in ieinem Dala0e in ansr @emhbts
rube Die Dinae Die oa tommen iollen.
Nnoers bier. Wir butten es bier aud,
nit amei ut'ummcn" @ansbeamten 5u
than. Dem @inen 1T es a1eroipas ae.
lun9en, fid ourh Die Tludt porldufia
por Den Bolaen ieiner Yerbreaen III
Ihtiecn. er .uiro aber tbatfydftis oerfolgt.
unb CO III 9oifuuna uorbanoen, oab man
leiucr balo babbaft mi.b. Ger 9noere
ubcr wuroe oitfer Gage fsnaenommen uun
uiiet" nun Sier fiuNet lid fcin Ridter,
oer eS luasen wiitoe, linn bret Noootaten
nuf eountp. Soften IN b~eitelen unb i'm
aesen Strobbirs idaft gu entlallen. Gr
miro biBen miiiien. uie fih's aeb0rt.
ga, mir Wiloe lino bod before Men>
1heu." (Sal. Sts.= ;3ts.)
, 1877-11-12
Measlte teltgr. Dtpef1tH.
Ser aries i'm Orient.

gonHantinopeL 10. Nopbr'
Mdiunboiersie 9erlonen i'm SienTe BEG
St. 6ultons Wurob Iino perboftet nor:
rem in ssole. elmer tiirsliden @eridwo-
runa. Murao uno feline Mutter blsi'
ben i'm 59eragon Yalolte, iino aber
eemarnt worbsn, boB es mDsli6 moths
,perbig meroen tonne, lie nod elmer an-
osren Mobnuns gu brin9en.,
oonbon, 10. Nop. Ser Gorr.lpon
bent beg STANDARD" in Mleyanoria tee
erapbirt mie folst: rGie GOlonn. bon
Mrboban bat Ii9, nod Der @dladt BON
Tspe.8 opun, Dem Ger, Sspmann on
Qejdlo1en. SIZE Sirt.n uerloren %,
900 an Sooten, 0erwunoeten uno Sc,
fansenen unb cine 9roben She'll ibrsr
Mrtiqsris.
@eitere Nodyi1tcn iiber bic ssifrige
Sdlodt Bel GrSerum erseben, oab Der
Gampf IL Gtunoen oauerte. 2 rnlliIde
Solomon sriHsn bic iio6Ilid BON Gr'
sernm sslseensn &eoouten on. Cine Der
Solomon eroberte cine &eooute, puroe
itbp6 wieoer aus berIelben nertriebcn.
Sic anoere Gol1nne ererif bic 6tu1t.
Sic Siirten ltbten Dem 5einoe bis na1
9tus-8Opnn nod, wurosn 3nriidsetrie'
ben uno IdIusen ipdier Die Guien H.
ieits witber suriif, Oie &uIIen perloreu
cine bstrd6tlide Nnantitdt Wafen nno
Munition.N
Sic 9iorte ipn mebrsr.n Md6ten i'm
Gertrauen Elm Yrosromm gum Mbihlui.
ie eines Trisbsnspsrtrass iibermitteIt ba
ben.
SIN tiirfilhen Minifermm lino Weei.
nunesperidicoenbsiten i'm 8stref Der
Stage iiber Gries ooer Grieoen auss..
brohcn. Sn !etter Wohe wuroen Pla.
fate IN etambul onseihlasen, wslde
ale Yotriotsn Su ben @aifen risfen uno
b &e9ierun3 anfla9ten, i'm 8sbeimen
nit ben &ullen gu unterbanoeln. Ser
81. g Murab 1oI fir biele plafate
perantwortli1 iein. &c p%erloutet, ooB
Die Grsnfb.it Mtabmuo 9amab's Die
5oles elmer Wersif!uns lit.
@erldiebene Offisiere Muf6tar ga.
ida's fno we9en 6ei9beit gum Sobe
peruribellt worben.
Die &u1m baben Den 8an elmer neu-
EN- Bride bel Gitopa anssfansen. Die'
Siirfen psriu6teh 9sitsrn cine 5treit=
madt bel OlteniBa gu lanosn, wuroen
jsbod nit srosem @erIaite suriids.idla.
9e"'
, 1877-11-12
Jnlan0i(1e pspe(dem.

Srantoro. Ont, 10. Nop. Sic
beige Bride Der n8rantforo- Normid.
Yort'gurwsa. Balm" brad se1tsrn Na4
rlttag 5niammsn. uno Die 2otomotipe
iOrsie Der Gspdds uno Elm Jradtwasen
zines @il5uges i%tiirsten in Den @rano
@iOer binab. Ser YaIasiermasson
bIieb 8 Sup non Dem tiussNirster 80.
gen auf Dem @eIeiie ft,beu. Ser gofo.
motipiibrer. 9sissr, gonouttsur uno elm
Grprebbote muroen lsiAt perIsbt. @ie
Yanasicrc tamsu nit Dem S1uden oa-
BON. gAa
, 1877-11-12
Granfret9.

9er1aiIIes, 10. Nop' Mae Dsit@
gIieosf bss Rabinets wobaten Der ssltri-
gen Sibnns Der 0sputirtenfammer bel.
9ie 9ibuns mar itoO@ feline mi6tise.
9is aammer bsftdtisle bic Grudbluns
elmer binrsidenoen ansabl Mitolisber,
I'M Elm Quorum iu bilben.
, 1877-11-12
@efeuf,
9ir9tnia
Teuer nnb marine
Oerf6srungsge(tu(baft
Gapital $615, 900.
offices: 1915 Main gtraGe.

Dtsle Gerlberrstss. @slsGl6aft 1T idon i'm
Sabre 1882 ms 2sben eerufen unb BAT fH
ltst, als sine Der befen unb fdfrRsn @efeu-
,hatten + tpielen ulb felt ibrsr Gntfebuna
$1,000, 600 fir gsrluie besablt.
Die burAidnitllt6e OiYibeube betrua 70
@ros- per @nnam felt tbrer ID, 'jnbuns.
Mir eriu6.n Mas, welds GsrfGerunsen
su maiden baten, in urle Differ, So.
1915 Matn Ctr, sprsuip zen, peer uns
our6 bic prif su benatridt en-.
W. &. Gotuarbin, ptdf snt.
moi samuel q. Milis, Sefr.