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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-21
S,ermamn. NO., 0reitae, SEN 0esembcr, 1877.

sg 9anses 9eben unS Elm eIGG>
Iifes Glitter ueridaffen Or. Nuguit
S0nig'5 Snmburaer Sropfen, penn
bieielben BEL llnberbanlihfeit 3u re9ter
3eit anaeip.nbet perben.
SD bin IA Sabre oft un6 mar 70
franf, baB id feline Speiie mebr ber-
tragen fonnte, idreibt Serr Yeter
@lements, 9ittIe SrIeans, Mo. Sd
nabm Or. Nuauit Souis'S.. 9umburaer
Sropfen unO bin nun piebcr nidt nur
aan, beraeifeIIt, ionbern fiible mid bel
frdftiser ais friber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-21

in Summa 0.O0O in Summa 67925
@nn;, 9crie $40; Sai be @anSe 9ccie 81; 8iin,is
2rpf. So; SsrtsI 50. so; sause 2cpIe $45; QUIT
gttsl $I.25. bert gauge 0ucIe 800.
YlirileSirt fir grSiehunas- -@nifaItrn.
Inter Sent Gbartsr fDunen feline ger;Tserunseu
entreten
Ter Drrtb einss isbsn @epinns pirb roll in
Ser. Staaten-GeIb ausbeSabIt.
Vie anti ibe 2iIte hrr eespssnrn Nummsrn
wire jsbrm 8Gufer zines 2cclss suaelanbt.
Die 2illr wirb i'm 9ep gcrf 5sraI6, q. q.
Gun unb louisville Courier SpurnaI Str'
TTsntli6t.
9icfc Ser1cofMueen fnbsn alsi8
mGeie in her sireiteu une in her leBten 9ScGt
jeees Ncnats frGf hes aan,en SabrtS itdtt.
Qcrle fir bic erlte gerlcrlune in jeoem Wpnat
rrereen lfrts su 0ncm . liar, fir ieees,
rerfauft. Sauptespinn $4,000. Sir bic
leste @srlcefuna psrben 9ppir tets 3u 3cbn
. liars, fir isbss, serfauft. - salbe, gier-
tel uub N9tel i'm gerbdltniiIe. Sauptsetpinn
$50 90.
@irruIare nit rrOltGnbissn Gin;eIbeiten sra.
tis. Oian trenee Iidb an
SIMONS & DICKINSON,
@anassr Office, y 3b Ctr, eCuispiOs, 8y.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-21

- Sn gtcw 9FtrisO lit cin 7O,5OO
5nB bobsr Gutenberg cntOcft morben.
0ericIbc Iitgt in Goifar Gountp uno
entbdIt onihcincuo nod gr0Bere Guan.
titdten beS aeOicqenen "Details ais Ger
Ntihouriide. g&d5 feline @onturren,
aber nod b, oenflider gu mndtn oeei9-
net ieiu oIrfte, 1T Der llmitano, BOP
i'll Dem n1mii6en GouutD ouA beoeu-
tenSe SohIenlager ernittclt liub
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-21
Sforoocntl4en 9lobO,

0erpanete unb ;5reunee pcn Gurrrd trnimen
ialen nil, IplIte bic prahtocllen ueuen. eiIernrn
S6rauben-p -pUiframpfitiHe hes
gforSOcntiden SlpbS,
;ur llebsrfabrt beuusen.
NRit 1ampfidifen ees NcrbbeutIhen Qlrsb
wurten bis Gnbs 1875 iiber 625, 1000 Tsrlpnrn
tsfGrbert.
Die Dampfrr tieier Grmpasnie:
8raunfdweia, slOOGons, @oplln6iifId
Nturnbera, 31OO Sons Sap Sdaer,
9eipSio. $500 &Offmann,
Obio, 250J Wteper
Berlin, $500 YobIe,
Saltimcre, $500 9lncre1en
fabren ,eseImGBig ale ii Sage 3tpii6en Sres
men un6 Baltimore unb nrbmeu paiIasitre
Su tillieiten 8aten an.
g9ir MAIDEN nrh tsIcntrrs auf foleenee
fir beutIde Rsiirnbe tcpbahtuus6wsrtbe 8Cr-
,ii1c aufnerf"m pelte tie Reile NIT unieru
Sdiffen b.,.. isre fnb unter
Ieut1hcn. fGnnen nd, olIe nit Sseermann
ptrfdntisen rbus IrImetider su ssbrauGeu.
umlissn aus tinem SttifT in has anc re, ME
bel ineireeten 8aiisn fueet nt6t itatt; bic
l,aliagierr sebcn N Srsmsn Ir9Iei6 an Vcr6
ces Ocrdnbampfcrs uub rerlaHeu eenielttn erit
in Valtimrre.-
Ter 2antnngspIaB tieirr TampfI6iiTe in
Baltimore 1T 3u9lsitb Ttpct tsr Baltimore une
Sbip GiIentabn, nsidbe paNaeere ron une no6
benz g8t ten IN billigercu Hreifcn be-
rGreert, als irgenb eius GiIeutabn rrn 9fsp
gcrf une philadelphia.
9si Anfuuft bsr Inmpfidifft nirb tas Ierc
fir alle RitbtanesItsllten ssibIriIen lb
6inwantcrer nidbt ter 6tfabr au. gsiest
OIL 9eiriiesrn teihpinbrlt ;u perrsn, mas
aneern SafsnpIdgsn lsinrr 10 oft rsr 3aa IT.
gSeaen 5ratt II. paTase in hieieu in jsber
6inIidbt empfeblsnspertben SdiTsn penot man
lids an bic 8snsral-&eenteu-
81. Sbmbmacbcr s So,
go 5 Glib @aD Ctr, Baltimore. Yfb.,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-12-21
1teher Baltimore.

Srbtr, Der bas nIte 8aterlanp beiu6en rtsr
gerwanbte unb 35rrunee nru Gurrra frmmen
iaen nil, Iclte bic proftYolen neuen. sIernrn
S6rauben- -YpIfcampfidbife ees
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-27
JUDGE o. O. PR1 TITS FRIEND.
The Plausible Young Man who Solicited tho
Lonn of Only n Few Dollars.

For several days detectives watched tho
f1ve-story hrown-stone front house ut los East
Fourteenth street. Several persons known to the
police MS experts in tho wes OF banco" were
seen going in and out. They wore trnccd
to room in tho building. and on Thurs
day last tho detectives from an adjoining
room satisfied themselves that the gamo
was in progress. and some innocent abroad"
being systematically nccced. A raid was made
upon tho place. and George Morton. Jim Har-
voy. and a nnc-looking whte-haired old gem
tlcmnn wero found in the handsomely fur
nshcd room. Tho room was stripped. AMI tho
prisoners were taken to the Police Central
ONCE There 1t was learned that the stranger
was "A United States District Judge and IA loser
Of 800 at the game. The name of the Judge
was kept profound secret. Eycn the detectives
did not dqro TO whisper It. The Judge was
allowed to 20 on his personal rceornizance to
appear before Justice Wandsll on tn following
morning.
Justice wandcll not in the court room, hut in
an inncr sanctun, j I'D n so'rri session Of his
court Yesterday. Tho blinds were drawn down.
the keyholo stopped. and detective In the ante-
chamber mndo II his special duty to SEQ that
neither the foct of reporters nor ci1ens should
carry ll-tcnng eNrs TO NE proceedings
judge Orrln c Pratt Of tho United States Dis-
trifi Court oi California. who hd5 rooms in tho
Sinrloynnt House. IL" apparently yahoul sixty
high. is we'll preserved has fun faeo with a
color nll.ntlVe ~ good ilviug. has keen bright
eyes. and long Hilvrr whitc hnir. He snid that
he did not see the necessity OF giving publicity
tO tho natter that there really WAS nothing in
It; ihot If a breach Of, public morals had boon
committed he would b. as ready as any one t.
bring tho parties to punishment.
The fact is." hs said. " "A young man ap-
progchcd mo On the street ani clailned 10 be-
near relative II 4 friend % mine in California.
lie told such plausible story that hsleyed
tntion loaned him some money II did not
amount 10 much certainly not enough 10 make
q fuss about | do not intend to make any
charge. There really ought 10 ho nothing said
AL MT H. All largo cnics nre full % ,u IA .har-
aci.rs. and they nrr 90 pl0us Pie that any ono ID
liable 10 be taken In by thcm."
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MISS HiRJEY's EJRLY pIsITORs.
Was She Gagged and Robbed In Broad Day
Hight - what the Police Discredit.

AZ about 8 o'clock on Friday morning n
little girl raprcd Mt the door OF Dr. Percy's
laboratory at G22 Sixth avenue. and there was
no answer She raped again and again. The
only reply was n dull knocking on the inside OF
the door. She then summoned the people in
the building and ut lcng-h the door was forced
open and the people went inside. They found
Miss Harvey. the SUPERINTENDENT and book
keeper OF the laboratory. lying upon the noor
bound hand and foot In her mouth was gag
She was released and then she told this story
She had been awakened at 7 o'clock by knock
on her door. and after shc had dressed herself
she opened the door and saw two women stand
ing ON the landing. She said Good morning."
and mt once they ran into the office. and one Of
them trppoi her and threw her to the floor
They threatened to cut her hair of unless shc
gave up her money. Then ono Of them held
ono hand over her mouth. ana with the other
cut her linen dress into strips and bound them
around her limbs. The other woman put cloth
In her mouth and n lump OF charcoal wrapped
In cloth under her tongue, Inc two thieves
then ransacked the plnrn and found SIS in the
drawer Of the desk. They took the money and
went quietly away, leaving Miss Harvey upon
The police discredit tho whole story. and say
that it is undoubtedly true that MISS Harvey
imagined the robbery. That She could not have
leeu rohnnl and that thcy htve not been in
formed " the affair. The ollcrr on post knew
nothing of the robbery The scrgennis in the
Ihiulclh street police station sail that thuy
believed u.t " "a ltr, had put upa loh"
ON her npl'vrr ami thHi she stole the S75, and
thrn bound nul gagged h"rs ".
"ltlstoo ilin. -u.l,u sergeant. "Su' n u
thing a. two vym' uG Gni pcs .nin % house in iroad
was never heard of ia Now York. Why didn't
ih"y It thc lol,o know Of i Il IL wac : nglae
But they SAID uNf 10 word"
Miss Harvey would say nothing yesterday.
and she appeared tp be- anxious to keep tho
aNilr secr't Sl. would moi give her name.
robbed her All she remembers. All" said. il
that one woman Was dr -sed IN black. and the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-27
THE HIrERsrRiu RIOTERS.
Throwing shower, or Hrich. nj Night Squire
Coles Leniency.

Eishty militamen yet guard tho litlc
town OF HaNcr-lraw asAlus, the angry brick
mai -fs. lut the Iva hbole q thc disturb .n.c
L.s l'on broken ~ tho encrtota Uot!Hh OF
SargiT lil;tan and his ! ig'i's. l6t,l Al. rtn.
VI hnci Wal,i, and john Burns. alre .dy ar-
stel a- rlnl.lcndcr-. cfe lkciy'1 have many
companions uui'r arr Sc before VI rlly. 1.e
,Wo sand i0l- mon ,hrClsed the str'ets.
ye-teI lay. for all w1rk az TIE yard. rs
st7p.l. They coulnc ~ II mnns'rs-
tons TO curses and threats in da} -.li
uut at u ght often mo- 4 those whom they
dislike. Showers Of hricas. thrown ly un-
known hands have come dangerously los o.
solitary yard owners or cri -las cGi az Il .it.
and Yesterday 1t was learned that Carr J.
STEPHENS q foreman for y lson stephens. was
terribly h"aton on Friday night ~ a party oi
strikers. nqneof whom ie knew. Th'y v-rs
armed with clubs and Threatened his life. l.
is nevc.thcless true that the iurority ~ The
strlscri fnv .retltrA 0n. AMI Gonot cn 4ul.
violence. They are let rmiu0l howrv,r. anl
wt,u 30 j. snn N" lrli g or D. Z. mas % "a
strcngr ST. against 4. .r.r euIl iv'ra. AT rtN Ir
bod Us W" ih' i".t wi r- "p nr
o. sr. te'gaua. oiu l'y da. t.om hy l.a-
non. ~ inpN'. tI-n d r,ap' 'O'-. W I.i4f
hri ~ lNrl. Whl lIia u"ru rl.f % tf 20. DO yll 2
owner az Hl'"rstrtw, d. afrsd ''l.ij iN.t
hr knew of q number % iil .r. h'f- Iu Dt
very t.wt NAu l.ui Do t -. ff-N. nl. .A
men 40 every eIr. ruufy. ~" yard oet etDr4
ar as ..u' b" r. ~. il''. u ~. 'Nr. ~. -Al
'eri unt.l th" men rrtutA So aillr.ly AMI ai iAf
! mr1 Gu, has lad sull nly dir, t.l g..
warl Alm curses enough t9 aL' DIS p. iru.
cold. When tn. t't',. alt .sN rc lnal ID "..
eenlta'y uudrr-'1ol t'u D. hut wa D..
R.N,n. rut ny s."ln d,aihS 90" n"n ! 1Yn-
ot suit.r- Ware d hr s4o l.. danger N'
nreaelns ue laws lli h.-.,-.d toNn-i..s
Loudly -0u.. led thf $ l4.r' s Iruie-s. BDt y,s-
- ~ I y I. N..
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PRICE THREE CENTS.
TILE HOLY WAR In THE EAST.
TIE SOFTfS DEMfyDTN0 THfT THl
SULTIN TAKE THE ITFLD,
Turkish Monitor Blown Up by Torpedoss
-SreM Concentration OF Troops 1T Shu,uis
The Russian Advance against Erzrrourn.

-SreW Concentration Of Troops ~ Shu,uIa
The Russian Advance ngninst Erzerourn.
LONDON, May pa despatch from Bucha-
rest says that tho Russians blew up n largo
Turkish monitor on the Danube opposite
Bfain at o'clock this morning by means Of
launches bearing torpcdocs. Every soul on
board the vessel pcr,shcd.
A despatch from Shumla. dated Thurslny.
says " A great concentration OF troops has
been effected here. and tho number within
tho forincatons and camp is estimated ut
6O.O00 infantry and 5000 horsemcn. The
troops nre held in constant readiness to
march. but the Generals do not expect
to bo called into action for another
month. Tho 6lilo Of the Turkish officers are
assembled hero. and appear to be anxious for q
speedy encounter with the enemy. strong
body las been sent forward TO occupy the dcnls
at Pravady. Tho Yarna and Rustchuk Railway
paeses ; through tho deilc. Tho position is ono
Of thn greatest impohnnce. Tho condition Of
tActroor5 il satisfactory and that Of the for,in-
catiors AN camp AL that can lo desired Sev-
ertl th9uaini CIR assion horscinen are now ON
their way here"
a cyun. las boon cstlNi.hcl NJ tho War
or 90 In Comet nopl. - dirot military opc-
rgtors. Minister of War Endii rneha, or in
his absence Ntoui lu-la. viii preside Among
thc m.nbors are il.hImel ttu'hdi. formsr
Grand N:ier; ihe Nil -trr of " .rino. senator
Namik Pashe. lIaiim lnsha. Said shg. Aldo
Grand Nlast .ruf the Artillery; Nu.il Pl-hl. and
Otinr li-I NNeills.
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" delicate attentions" to tho two sislcrs while
they were in Nrw York Tho Rev II. 4. Rrann,
Il Catholic nn~tOr in Fort WASHINGTON. wrote
on the 10Th OF June, 1871:
tcoi, Tor S"ar sc@ci"us sal, ,p,ion VI Il e,0twaii
our new clu ch NouhaV, added nncihcr rroo to the
mctt i"r You The hish nlace when You hold in pubhc
este, m. and especially IN the heart. Vi ue poor
Mother VI Narv Austin of the lIouston Street In
sigon Of Mery wrli'. ii, e@ ono Fen q r lTp 70
tors of charities in Ncw York in lrttor ne
Academy OF Mount st, Vincent. near Nonkcrs,
writes;
We can only attribute your cz,rcme Mnagc. ,io your
elevated Ni' VS. of what srralN ur cau % ss'i OF
CLARITY universal service OF the poor whether ia, IN
A letter. from the Eoy. ,Mersap Diy, dated
reverend e,ntlcmnn tells Mr. Tweed That tho
Sisters ol 81. Mary wish to uur. hasc for "A
'hpgl u building located in Forty -siNth street
n.nr FIN avenue. and that they wish loan OF
$4,000, to hc secured by mortgage on the
promises. conclud"s:
II sem.vcty d.n,ai to md any ono suf'clgnry ln'cr
In views ami Tree from narrow riD udi,,s amt az the
Y 2 '',,on 'in ,. s9 Hn,' u ,, W ,id
"hi.h iniucc mc to present THIS SUBJECT g. ,vN Win
i.,c v,a- a.,,.isn,c I'm CERTAIN nat AZ.
ir,s. ing' it,sN- Neu scu nnnv. ht.'t N.M, & a&9J
anil ,sIccn4i, ,our oicdleut servant Moae'N niS
lottor' from tho Secretary of the Nursery
al CmId- Hospital and tho officers %. ST.
luAes Hospital. written in 1870, say ihui tho
managers of their respective in-ttuti ons huN'
r.--. "a resolutions uwu>ins Mr. lw'ei for
tt ollu. 30. passage ut laws lOr iAnir ueu To.
la al 'Ifi.n O. tle- lOtf rs. q. laN kueD cone
tn.nrl l"",f from rhur 3D. 100 y .rwa'k Come
So ialiH Is Chur. A in y ugnra ih.s. rnl CT.
EuiuIpnl.4y 4yntrcAul thc L Hiau brother boz L.
ca.ha kn.Wi .d ring the rDc. ilt 80 500. % letter
f,.r tho hev. Dr. Thongs Oil.auaci. thauking
b Mi iw..d .or arilt oi $50 81 tAc -' K an POOR
uI4lcr lls rhur.c. and ittrr- illia Si-t1I lrtuU
of tho Founding Hospital nnd S@tor
Sarah Agnes OF ST. NIuacrts O.phan
dOuHtlons. There Wrro also ! 70 rs Co., m
th, -i,rs IN charge OF The ! Founding Asyium,
eui those at the bead of tno Institution Of
N"t'v. ana from ot4Nrf, a'huN" Hig .u., his
KIN tuceS lu st. urinE Tor them !. NrielNl lngi--
lntion. and loiier from Rnyal ln"lps asking;
qutstnns concerning the $50 trs' IouN ni.
ASYLUM, Of which. he : vs. both Mr.. Tweed
and D. were tru.t.0s. THn lnst uNr "a th.
papkag. ,- datrl "SvrAou-e. Jar. 4 i-fJ' anil
il cn'd by Charles H. Swan. ,N-Comptr'iiD I
CIR ms confidential clrrs. li % desc 1N.it tive
rei1rr.r Nj. swan asAs Mr. Nv I'd o. MD
him aut bis friend. in sa Uf.us tho Nif me-
mont ~ thor candidate for t.ie Canal Coll tor
ship foo Syracuse. and Dlufi iDIrs: MrNlrui1ul
-taftuy TammAnv So'i.iy in this c.ty AM
Int Ia 10 make u sound in-tiiut On.
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WAsHrNGTos May 26.-Thc two interference
cascs IA, diving the rlsht TO patent for Improvement
In time locksn for safes vaults Sc. between James
SARGENT Of New York and the Yale Lock Manufacturing
Company, a,sisn.e Of John rurge. which have been
pending IN the Patent Of''e ana which were argued
before the CoTuissi pner IN 1na appeal icw weeks
sgo. were both le d,d today hy Cen spear. CImni-
-onrr ~ faf,Afs In faNuT nf -.rlOf thts clf4ag g
ant Nisoreu,v conte'iei c-Ht. ,er-f he ,,s'u u
trc tuiih.ss airu. Shat II tile cNAti
crs OF inicrcrences ard oi the Board VI Examiners
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-27
THE ERENCH CRISIS.


BrR1TN May 2G.-Iho Minlsterialst F0st
continues 90 comment on the Frcu,h crisis. and
says France. ruled hy tie Vatican. Is the ccntrs
Of papal system which friyoously threatens
the worlds poa'o. nrl IA preparing crusade
against Germany. fur theIo cam he 10 doubt
that disturhnn 'c oi pc 'o ia inevitable should
Franco continue the course she has now taken.
been prosecuted for attacklu. the laws Of ubl!c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-27
IOT-lTTC NOTES.

Unknown" = Brooklyn. challenges nnymnu
in ihc country 10 SWIM thI,e W n'e .ss ur goo or 30
@ ,.de.
Courtney and Riley, tho famous soulcrs. will
three uliH tilet nWNul Lnkc about iAuc (. .
and possibly one Of ivr miles later.
The Long Island Yacht Club will have Union
COrnthiAu race, open To All cabin yachts not oyer thirty
ect on water lue, on June inr.es 70 oWnmodole
South BroOkyn
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LONDON. May 26. Cham M continues great
mNoruc ior tae taeo for rc Derby srac-. vhi.u wall
tntc place ou thc flsom Downs cn tho 30,h n.t at
utnfN ih I some INSTANCE. quite even money against
o., L,.l hyA a., ishcNt t4n .aNur at abautl ~ l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-27
Patrick Riley. uI.TImcd Nap.

Early Yesterday morning while James Began
ana Thomas Ratlcu were du aims "a Patrick E.icys
,,.eon at 42o Pearl street, Ricy ten asleep whcnhe
awoec. o few hours later hs paA watch ana Chain.
rnIt Nuuay aui unrcr 'Hfr arg ,i,i hothn A',rtln}
Di cham ou l, al-ou H. snl that has brother save
fl.nf. Nm Rnir,ft Nns gitc.t,i s1ou httclwtfi. lie
m m,i nuY knowledge u Tho unair b0ti were com.
Hf.I fIIf ID .HI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-27
Hen Gate. Hidden Gold.

TIL work II rc oycrlng tho E30o0Q00 of
treasure, supposed TO have been sunk near AVA Cato
ru,p ~ years aso. is to be resumed uus season.
Horace contracted in ltp 60 recover H. hut after
NtHr, labor and tAl lsc Of moro ihnn fiNifl
he abandoned the work. lle has hower, been en-.
iragrd again. AMI has engaged TIe scrslces Of
hLln.A NuuA Mnlne. M A-l MAll kMuM hlA Oh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-27
Di.osedlence Ke.uInng In Death.

AEcoLA. n, j.. May 26.-A German ai named
MAILER employed On the iarm OF John Ocs near this
village. found lying in the road dead on Thursday
At the inquest Yesterday, II was proved that he asked
PERMISSION 10 use his employers gun. The request
refused lnd he secretly carried II from the house and at
tempted " discharge IT. NeAllVded and killed hun
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SAN Francisco, May 26.-A despatch from
or'e says In the case of Sianhro0N. trial for the
murder OF The Chinese at Chico ihe 'nr, uiis morning
after being out all night reuier,t Nrctn nurie 90
the second degree rl' o.lrr luri. WNrirl iares
81 sitter = 'Iu ~.IV.''. ..ff. N .'r nll b 4
conway were then lrNN-If lItf ff ANf M.f.iftw
fiNIf iIlt uf not .uIIff A .NtIt f'cr
" ilo socoui Lsrcc The Sentences w,u be passed
Monday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-27
Simon Cameron In Washington.

WASHINGTON. May l6.-Thc aplroa hing IN
Ncsi- fuuN fhe Fhdl' lA 4sf 1920 n lsc has fIAwn
slmDn Cameron here. ana Dc hluss viii him GOV Hart
rant s.n9n saw seNiptarN sherman tay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-27
BEAUTY ON THE BOX SEATS.
P.IRIDE or THE COiCHrvG CLrB UP
AND DOUN IIFIH IJENUE
Benuttrui Ladies'. Accomplished whips. Richly
Painted Drnc.. mud Prnncing stccds The
Drive Through the Park Coincidence.

n.lx Al q lsnl,
Tho second annual spring parade of the
Goa hing Club wns wi,nessed y"sicrdayb thou
sands of mon. women and children. most Of
,vbo,, hnd Lu, dir, nni indonnitn no,inna ~
,,t,, 49, ,,n,.i,sh s,,, s,a,h "aIIs 90, ,.o,i ol1
W'"' -" ,.nE,'Sn vvp",n' u''UI ~ soou 1.u
time actually WIS. Whether their knowledge
VI '''' "". :. ~ .'' ",'' : ,'''' ','''''T ~
Grave question: LOT thc prahd now drass on N'W
loo. E,,,., ,r,,.t 1s d,ii, ,t,,,, o,r hoor
''' - ,D N'',. W., 80 80 N.''' W., ~ -.
only slight resemblance to the travclworn
,o,ah,e of old Inuosulnte ma 10 vnrniah nor
VI '' -. 80. .''..'i
iet us TO appointments ana drawn by splln"d
rninful thodrnls of the Coaching Club made IA
he,,',, ar i,noa,r. o,,cora"ec AnJ,hoir
deck londs of beautiful ladies'. rohcd in all the
mnrni0cence Of sprinr attire. and of gentlemen
glorying II huttonhola bouquets and tho charm
OF a club uniform with riit buttons. added ma
tcrialiy to the beauty Of tho sccnc. Madison
slu'r'' on 'h' Gus. sue vl "il'n 'no co"heS
formed In lin" nt ! T. NJ was crowded with
,t...ii '.'.,,f s'.'" ,.,.,.''.ar1,l,
'"' ~ '"' ' AZ 'i"'.'' '"'''' '''','| "i'' v'
AtOurd the coaohrs There gathered motley
a.4..,l,,.e,f ..1 ...-.,r t,.n who d.l,nd in
- .. , a. I'll ~, .-i
"nt ""' "pVnF '"' NV., '' "' u'' lN''''h n' .N
ho,4,e. and the.r saln,at ms Of tho liyoricd
M .. .,h 49,. ,t.,. .,...,.i .. L. , 80,
sI''f'-' W'H Nii'iA 'l'y "''"i'u I'D N' on en-
viab.o terms Of intimacy were loud and iro-
qnnnt
~ :, 49,. -. .. H. H., 90,
By ia I. NJ eleven coaches woro IN InN' and
shortly aii.t"ti COL William J"r. i-e fr'si-
- i.. ..'',, -
jay drove h.e I-nf..sh diag' WAi'h h',s HehhNry
cal1sod body ami red ur Ter atrilsc lls
W'''l ',7'7 "'ro " o"} "i, Il '"'s'ne''a u'n"
over 10 h"n"7 hl.,l. ana the l,at r' r'
/ srrigl tly bays, stundn. ui.utl51. Tho har-
/ - r ID .t..
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WAsHfNeroS. May 2f--It ia said thnt Warner
Natcmau ui cincinnati was TODAY Hirgti ae tf "
so4..or % ue Treasury Department aul Ne, Ined IL
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HORSE N0IES.

IoVnoN. Nav 90 Tho old Cannli'c.r. .rs IN
GrrrlnN SHOWS tfitr number u a4lt..i.l' 80 ''il
aAalust A. SIS ltst Ntlr
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Fronch -four, best in the world. No cXcep-
N. ado
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Ralding the Jerscy Coast.

River tiiov's made a raid along Ito Jors y
C,iy wnar,,s early yesiorlo, morning. AZ the Long
n"k they oa'riei IN lree Of roie amt Uttle Eric
dNfhs lufft htht.r which tirN hnifl tf l,tt aitor
l,li3 llrd It, Attic tYutoi Nuftln street the wltcu.
mon missed rolls Vi CLOTH and valuable drugs YES.
hrd.5 muriihs.
American Soft CiI uln co.'s Pure Capsulated
Medicines pat W III Illl boxes All druggists -Ads
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Noriolli Deyilel Grabs. Tie genuine article. at
MAJ u ioi, Al NaIisoa H. Et.iAusaDts have them.
40
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At Hulnuis ata "A. VI. 5o.iG.5l'; o. S., II
~ =. 1 " -. = u - : ?. = y. =
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-12
Church SOeia bile.

The ladies who are taking an inter
est in the furnishing of the N. E.
Church, are making greas preparations
for the sociable which will be held in
the church next Wednesday evening.
The object in giving the sociable is to
get means to furnish the church, so
that services may be held there instead
of at the school house. Every body il
invited to attend and no pains will be
spared by the ladies to make the occa-
sion agreeable to all who do.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-02-12
Christian Unity.

Behold. how good and how pleas
ant it is for brethren to dwell together
in unity" was the text of discourse
delivered at the school-house, by Rev.
Hinkle, last evening. The sermon was
doubtless intended as partial reply to
the lecture by Rev. Father Petit a
week previous, but no announcement
to that effect having been made public;
our reporter neglected to take his note
book with him and, consequently, we
cannot favor our patrons with a synop-
sis of the gentleman's remarks.
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New Patem -.

Through Dewey a. Co., patent agents.
San Francisco, we receive the follow
ing list of U. S. patents. granted to
Pacific coast inventors. viz: Lewis w
Hamilton, PEI dleton, Ogn., veterinary
surgical Instruments; Henry S. Craven.
y. f.. lf.actiug strips FOR mining
buckets; Ethan A. Scott. 8. FIR, coin
wrappers; Jason Springer, S. F.. meth
Cd OF saving lumber; Samuel s. Vol
lnm, 5. F.. ear starters: George f. T.
wood, 5. F.. book clamps; Egbert Ju6-
son. 5. F., IRE issue) explosive CON-
positions.