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New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

all the districts He complained that the Wooat as p,.
voted down by vote Of 10 10 16 motion by SenatoL
PRINCE 10 dctach Richmond County from aNe"-lorA
district was voted down by vote OF A to 20
THE NEW CAPITOL
In the Assembly this afternoon Mr.. Alvord maze ne
termned effort to pass resolution for the adournment
Of the LEGISLATURE at noon The motion was
defeated by vote OF II to ~. vote was taken upon
Mr. STEMS hill for the suspension of work upon inc new
Cauitol and the appointment oi commission 10 learn
whether the authorities of NewYork would iurnlsh sue
for state Capitol. The bill was defealed
bv n vote OF 80 to &c. Many OF the Assem-
bly Democratic members felt embarrassed Dy the
charge Of Mr. Hustled, that they broke faith Win the
new Capitol wOrkmca, and Mr.. Splnoa apparently most
OF all He attempted to offer resolution today direct
ing the Committee on WAYS and Means 10 report bil
making an appropriation OF 100000 for the new Cap
to to he expended only IN the payment of aborer ana
no pat of II Tor material Tho prcpOsterous nature ot
this resolution be perceived when IL Is known that
there is no material now in the Capitol yard The Com
nsiOers OF the New Capitol In view or the Governor
veto " the supply bill APPROPRIATION passed resolution
TODAY that WORK should cease upon the building 10
morrow
THE wOODIN CHARTER IN COMMITTEE.
The Joint Conference Committee on the Noodin Char-
ter has agreed to recommend TO both houses the eXenp
ton Of the school teachers salaries from the conr"
Board of AppOrtGnmcnt Tire salaries OF the hTcmen ad
policemen in the control OF the board nut IN com
peuSatior this board is gwen control over lhe
salaries Of the heads Of department OF tho Cly
Government.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
RELIGIOUS CONVENIIONS.
NnN-EpIscnPAL MErHODIsrs.

BALTIMORE, Md, May 1.-THE delegates of
the Methodist and Methodist Protestant Conventions
met in joint session this morning in the Starr Methodist
Protestant Church Poppetou-st the Rev J. j. smith
of NrwYOgk occupying the CHAIR After religious SCI
vices the Rev. L. W Bates pastor OF the LaEht street
Methodist Church, Baltimore, elected permanent
Pr-sldeut the Rev j j. smith O New ork, NiccPIcs
dent; and the Rev NcsSrs. q. B. McEiroy OF Michigan
and " H. Wells Of North Carolina, Secretaries. Tho re-
mort of the Committee on Rules adopted, and the
hour Of II O'Clock tomorrow appointed as the time
when the convention Will receive the greetings Of ecclc
sastical bodies
Messrs. L. 3. DriuklOrse John Burns, W. II Nills
and o. j. Drinkhouse presented paper asking the ap
poDtmcnt Of committee Of eight iOr the purpose OF
revising the constitution and discipline Of the United
Church. which was adopted The Rev ". II Wills
offered paper relative dlstictmg the North Carolina
Conference, winch referred tD the Committee ON
boundaries The convention adopted resolution to Hp
pont a delegation Of five members 10 bear the greetings
Of the United Church 10 President Hayes Inc iOllOW-
ing committees We're announced:
n, yfrld.esi-J scott, 4. n. 'Ba,ser and T. Harris
on C0tiegeS-J. =. TArOP, VI. H. sNlf AID T. u1IrF.
Reuben Rose. D. j. Benson aud j. j. Flhch
On, FrHqI-J r. Murray. G.. :. Evans. snd j. " scott
Uyau BJ1k-A cars. D. ". Bates, aud 4. lteHsJufg
ia B5Yu1trses-G-orgc Il; Hatr y" II Wis = IL ilood
on PfrNi0uI Burns b. South rIiIud, IugJ >at Shouse,
i. j. DvnAhcu,e r. Ticrpcnt W. Kent b. . Bibb, and
On HelHs Of Gldee-J. H. Hamilton l. D. valiant, and o.
IN Wt..,ertal EiratO,-D Wilson, W. r. Parsons, and A.
OIL Su.day. .S:tooL-R 5. Norris A. S. Brown, and l. W.
On ne paper IRON, the Methodist Episcopal General confer
murray b. A. Dug3su j. ". Herng j. scott J. y. IhIOp,
J. h. Kellogg, l.. Douglass and o. IOutEer.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
THE FRENCH CRISIS.

LONDON. Friday, May ls 1877.
NJ Simon, in IN interview with President MacMahon.
said: ~ offer you my resignation" resident Mac,
Mlhon replied II expected II, and accept it, By
o'clock M the afternoon the Marsha had received ne
designations OF the whole Cabinet except from the Mn
ister % War
The Duke dAudfretPasquer. President OF the senat.
alone repaired yOlunari TO the Ey,@e. II ia affirmed
that nc went OF his own accord and that the Marshal
would scarcely receive hhn.
The meeting Of the Right passed resolution declaring
that President IacMlhOn only exercised his consitu.
Una rights Tne newspapers Of the Right declare that
IA, Let's itaod and impatient attitude yesterday,
meeting confirmed President MacM hon In resolution
he has taken.
The StradWds Berlin special Jules smon's die
missa causes some excitement theie The good under.
standing between France and Germany would he seri.
ousy endangered the Clerical party attained power in
France.
President MacMahon has received several prominent
persons, to all of whom be expressed determination
maintain pacific policy with al the Powers and firmly
repress any ultrlmJntane demonstrations should any
be attempted.
The Teiegrdph's Paris correspondent says: "GnsI
excitement prevailed hero tonight As the evening al
vanced the feeling became more intense. Crowds 10
various parts OF the city raised ciiss Of "Niy6 IA
RepubimeW "Nlye la Constitution" bas lea
Jesuts 70
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
OBITUIRY.
JOHN VANDERBILT.

JpliN NANDIhBlII.
The Hon. John Vanderbilt, one of the most
prominent persons in the political history OF kmgs
County died at his home III Fatbush L. J., on Wcdnes-
day night, at the age OF 5s. Mr. Vanderbilt was born at
Fatbush in 1919 and received his early education
Brooklyn. He graduated at Columbia COLLEGE, and
yaledctoran Of his class. lie entered the law Office
OF Henry {. Murphy aud Judge John A. Lott. He was
admitted 10 the bar In 1872. aud after
became the Junior member of the irm with which he had
studied. la lsH Gov. BOdck appointed Mr.. Vanderbilt
FIRST Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas of KING
County In place OF Judge Greenwood who mad resigned
In 1916 this court abolished aud Mr. Vanderbilt ro-
turned To hs duties attorney In the year he
married Miss Gertrude Lrfferts daughter OF Senator
John Leicrts. In the Fail OF lSJ2 Judge Vanderbilt
elected 10 tAo state Senate. While In tbs Senate he
member Of the committee hic examined into tie
affair, ~ President Mott oi Union College In 1898 hr
Wand, ,rbit "s uunrated for Lieutenant Governor on
The Democratic state Ticket headed 10y Anasu j. Parker
OF Albany for Governor The contest was very active
several tickets were IN the field and the Republican
ticket, with John A. King oil Queens County at The
head was elected.
AFTER THE defeat Judge Vanderbilt retired from active
political HE lie continued, however 20 exert direct
influence upon local politics. being OF e snau num-
ber b. whom tie re- -uldr Democratic slate" made
up IN Kings County His Influence was felt in many
local improvements. lie "a member OF the Senatorial
Commission which investigated the eucroacnmcnts over
the harbor OF Newfork by builders He projected Tie
old COnry Island PankrOad, which In Its time was one
OF the hres drives IN this part Of the country lie Du
a hotel al COney Island that afterWald burned.
Judge Vanderbilt was attendant at the Dutch
Reformed Church He Will DO buried from his homo IN
llAtbush tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FORBIGH EBWS.
THE WAR IN THE DoBRUDJA.

LONDON, FrdaY, May ! s. is77
The Time's Bucharest dispatch says the railw,,
bridge at Tekutch, between Blrboschi and Jaasy
was washed away by the fresbet to-day Il will ~
quire several days to erect temporary structnres
The report that the Russians had crossed IA.
Danube at Podbassi originated in the fact that the
constructed one battery on its banks. lPodbassi !,
a small channcIl
The Times Bucharest dispatch says: Eight
Turkisa soldiers captured Braila were armed VITA
American uhes firing several cartr g,s without rso,a
ing In addition TO the charges contained in hi. "a
each soldier provided with 100 rounds OF amman
ton TIE Rusaisns were somewhat surprised 70 aaa
such weapons ia the hands OF their enemes."
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

THE You've CYNC.-Rosa: | say, Tom, that
odous Mrs Molycoddlo doesn't 20 10 town with
old husband often a. size dd, does sue Tom; Not
shc No occasion 10 look aIter MN now. Shes INSURED
ms iUe e!-lFdnnJ Folks
Lord Wellesley once objected to the words
personal narrative" While entertaining Lord Punket
t tnc recently Chief Justice OF the Common
Pleas al the Nccrega Lodge. he said 10 him " One Of
my as-ecamp has written personal narrative Of his
tra Vcs; pray Chief Justice, what yOur deuaitOn OF
porsonalf I" MY 0rd" the neat reply, lawyers
always consider persona opposed " real"
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
THE ADVANCE TO TIE DANUBE.

LDNDOH FfIdhY, MAY I5, 1877.
Bucharest telegram to The Tines say,,
"Trc advanced guard Of a column Of Russian infantr,
Is expected 70 reach Bucharest tomorrow The column
will march through the city, being the st cODsderab.
body OF Russians who have done since the commenc,
meut Of tdc
Ram fallen heavily all day, AMI continues th,s
evening. In consequence Of the slluvisl formation,
along the Lower Danube the state Of the weather ons
OF the most important items OF the campaign.
up 10 the present the Russians have not attempted
to place pontoon bridges TO the Danube at
uuinl.r
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
THE INSURANCE BILL.

ALBANY, May 1.-The Senate Committee on
Insurance had further hearing this afternoon on the
Graham Insurance bill. John V. /. Pruyn appeared or
the Mutual Life Insurance Company, Of which be is
trustee and said that the passage ot the Graham bill
would end the connection OF all strong and Trustworthy
men in the State with insurance companies because Of
the peual provisions incorporated in it, lie argued at
lcnoth against it, some Of the requirements made
insurance companies he characterized tdc extreme OF
folly large number OF Insurance men from New YORK
xt.4-
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
A WIFE MrrRDERER EXECUTED

PHILADELPHIA, May 17.-Quigly, the wife
murderer was hanged this morning On the scafold he
betrayed no emotion and met his fate with quiet
ton His spiritual advisers assert their conviction OF his
sncere repentance The execution conducted by the
Sheriff in the presence of his deputes, the prison OIL
cials the usual jury and representatives OF press
Al "A minutes after ~ o'clock the drop fell the an
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
THE AsIATIC CAMPAIGN.
THE RUSSIAN MAIN Army HALrrD-A CHANGE On
TACTICS NEEDED.
InNnnS Erlhar- Nav

LONDON. Friday, Nav 49, 1877
The Times's Berlin dispatch says The Rus.
sian movement OF concentration ion Kars from Pod
AkhaltZk, Alcxandropo and Irivsn has TO stand
sal a few marches from the iroatier The delag /,
party occasoned by the OF establish ng store,
for vctnalins ,he troops ON Turkish soil nd partly By
the Russian Generals recognizing the Change effected n
the conditions OF warfare by the universe adoption a
the needle An attack IN massed columns such A. bs
Russians undertook the other day Bltum, Wa In
former times, rule, successful Now any such feat,
OF the question, the neeiieguu, in Turkish
hands, not admitting OF stOrmng cogInns being formed
a distance. Yet it is expected that the Elssans Will
find It difficult TO change tile old system o. tactics and
If this Is correct they will have caieay 70 rely upoa ar
tery IL is intended TO establish OF ulntua insu.
rance company against Turkish shells n Russian AGA,
port towns"
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH sOUrH

NEw-ORLEANs, May 1.-THE General AS
semby Of the Presbyterian Church South convened in
the First Presbyterian Church to-day with representa-
ton from every State in the South. The convention
opened with prayer by The Rev Dr. smith OF. virginia.
sfter which the Assembly joined in the singing Of
psalm. Reading OF portions OF scripture was followed
by a sermon by DR. Smith In addition TO the delegates
many visitors we're in attendance, including large
bAr OF lAdies
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
THE BLUE AND THE GRAY IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, May 17.-At n public meeting
last night at Graud Army Hail. at which Gen h. T. Tyler
presided Col Audreon offered resolution that the EA-
ecutiye Committee Of the Grand Army OF the Republic
be directed 10 have prepared suitable floral mcmor al
10 be placed by the committee upon the Confederate
monument In the LOudOn Park Cemetery as "A testimO-
cussion the resolution rejected by OF IL to CO.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

ak PERSONS DROWNED BY COLLISION AT SEA.
VrsrYARpHlvEN, Mass, May 1.-THE steam
collier Harrisburg Worth, from Boston for Philadelphia
was i'm collision on Cross Rip with the schooner Marietta
Triton from Hoboken Boston, sinking the latter in
fcv minutes The captain and wife, mate, cook, aud
tom sasnen were drowned Two 3eamen were saved.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE General Presbyterian
Assembly met tins morning ia Farwell Han, aad
called TO order by the Rev. DR. H. j. Yandyck OF Brook
lyn Moderator of the last General Assembly who opened
the session with prayer. The Rev d. 5. Marquis, d. d..
Of Baltimore, and the Rev. Dr. Ludlow of Detroit
Quoted the opening religious exercises following which
Dr YAndYck preached the annual sermOn.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

LONDON. INurTdHyt Nay II, 1910
In the House of Lords tonight the amend
the Burias bin proposed By the Archbishop OF
Canterbury, permitting the reading OF other services
than that Of the Church OF England In culchyaris was
passed by OF 90 against CO. despii, the opposition
OF the Government Tho House Of Lords has adjourned
till the Attn OF June.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

died from srangustion The only indication OF MS sur
iering in slight contraction OF the muscles treo
rutes after the fan OF the drop When the body had
hung IN minutes the physicians reported tat the near
had ceased beating, and three minutes later the Douy
was taken down and removed to the dead-h0use
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

star az Washington George W. Riggs Of washington
1,y EY GOV Daniel ~. Chamberlain OF south Caro-
Ina 1IbsmarIe Hoiei-Commauler John g. " Akrr aud
Commander Henry f. Picking T. =. Navy, GFaad tFaTlL
Ilo-COn gre Martin l. TOWNSEND 0f troy --.Nc~
York Hotsl-rhe Hon. Benjamin stark OF iohu'...
TnfOn Cguqre H0ie-Proi AlcssaudrO IsOss o Milan ~
J5,ass HoieL-( John ~ BTannan &. y Army ~ Nirh
oiI1 GOV j. B Page Of Veuuont....Ecdeu House
PROT T.. ". HOrsiOrd OF Cambridge, MASS
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

DEMOVAL. ,,,.,.,,,,,z
Ia TIE HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC AEDiCINs
co nave removed ther General ucpJ- oA 'pz bosd AZ -
lOJ FULTON 81, four tOurs above II llsWHl aue ~ ~
81 Broadwsy e. ~B2 BkoADNA y I.ts
door above I'm st. where uay fouui compete st
meut of EVERYTHING N HOMEuPAlhfb " ~ W. ifo
PATHIC ROCKS and StUIClNE. HuA w. s.r,' = -
NEOPATHIC SPECIFICS. lump = y ~, 'tf.sS d, -
dcs Humphrer's witch Hazel p ~" r \ sr' Kra.eA
Rrmemter General Depot lu' p, 81 -, % "'"'N1
store SO BROADWAY, 3fdoor above lttl'@ ---
CtATES FOR SALE.-MARNlN, HERRING,
Cand all makers safes bought - ','' - & - - -
C,TRICTIrRR Impotence, and Diseases of ne
,'v. oyyans rafic.uy ana speedily ouss ID. once
s,aa "a an kY A. DANIELS. n. D.. lit LsrisEoasV.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
NAVIGATION OPEN on THE LAKES.

BUFFALO, May 17.-rhe long-expected feet
Of vessels held by the ice at the eutrauceo Lake Huron
ana the River ST. Clair have arrived about 80 coming N
today aud the others being IN sight
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
THE FRENCH BOILER EXPLOSION.

PARIS, Thursday, May II, 1877.
In consequence of the recent explosion on
board the French steamer Reianche q persons are
dead and 40 injured.
fEor oLher Flreign NeIes e, FIrst PIgel
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
DEsrRrCTIvF UURRICAyE IN MISSOURI

DESTRUCTIVE HURRICANE IN MISSOURI
CNCINNATI, May IA special dispatch to
The Commercial says hurricane passed over Fulton.
Mo- last evening, demolshng ten dwellings and por'
lion OF the Chicago and Alton Railroad Depot one man
was killed and several injured.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDrUrs IN
BROADWAY
eAp7 7lo Noon s2'. g. M, s7' Midnight TO-
Highest during the day, 81. Lowest, ca.
Average, 741' same dsy. 1876. $50.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

TIFFANY ~ Co.'S stock Of
STERLING SiIyerwarc is larger
than ever before. and includes a
vast variety Of articles for pres
eats at POPULAR PRICES.
UNI0N-SQUARE.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

A twenty-five cent bottle Of PORTER's COUCH
BAIsAM wll relieve your cough Try H.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
lAunouDcemsnts

Stubborn colds soon yield to JArNEs Ex
PECTORANT.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

COLGATE & Co.'s
LAUNDRY soar. The best in use
For sale by GIncers aud Al No LID af0ai"aT
, 1877-06-16

Aeecrtmubations,dse ptrIa6tn @tHusub UNI 3.4sw.
Isr tetanen tn @6rbensSile ua 1880 Hada,. unS IN
sSatpltn8scn UNI 1':45 AtenpS an. "
yottsuise tabreu taslit (Spnntaes eusasupn,meu.y
sipreeai9e ia zen taaftb UNI paltsn in SuneHrn.
MpetS, IreYiuidn'e, Wproensniue Charlottesville Stdnn.
dsh, Vslpsh, Wftatprs', ~Gpuingtpn uah aRsa reaulaYen
Ssattenen Wetitf te1 Gppingtpn az.
Ntsp'dHpeaftvnfSt tdbren tdgli1 lEpnataas ans
9enenfmen uno Sertin Ell IT'D In @Drbpnep.ue ,ir IN SS.
instcn. ~ ~-f''
yet lne @rprrB'3asa s~erbtat,n it'd In @prtsnsyiu.
tMt g9a,ftnefpn rs6oein @cNsue tn GbarluttespiQe fir
arp'e.siug %Setbtnbet fft In Cincinnati nit ben. Iruuf"
S.nen tur ale @unt-e I'm Dsfen. Nprbwsfen unb SGO.
weien. incl. a%dlitprsta Sreepn umt Tsras.
ggrHSa6 Irhtint IN Htd,n2ne un $3.50 ytldmtttdas an,
@tprtblai8 bon StaeInnati ~per6inost In tSprSpSssiae
NY Ger ~tr0inta Wfi0iaEs &iitnhabn. tpm,rt in Qpain.
tnetpn rHi go 9Dril. unb in Gtpinpnb ut 6;5D l}orrn,
az hhe perptaoft It'd nit ben &i3mpnb I'M. 5any,lle unh
Subeh. o"o" '' :" s""tf 'm
geesnlfnn o. tfpus8nb foant. am $40 @urmittaag on,
SNlaf %gDaGap1a fahreh nit dueu Wa1t,aaen.
g"t@ attffs ne ! n s~ertault unb GepGd yerpeta
rap allen 6aupt .Yuriten. "
w, ..aqere aastanff fpt9en Yretit etc. 2trb Il ylc. S26
"a'h Oil, eSer In Ter flee eer 9pmpasnte e,tbeitt.
Gouway 81. Spware,
nm @enerdI @adasiers nab aidet. Scent,
Wy. ~. g. Ornn,
Saesn'eur anS snper!nkns eat. n
, 1877-06-16

girsinio ggcuriio n. Gonns
tao Mor9en. nm 10 ubr, werben bic
Mitglieber oes @eiaaspereins Direinia
cine @aIerfabrt auf benz Sames &iper
MAIDEN. Sas 81 Dem 3tued aemistbste
Tabr53eus 1T isbr serdumis mnb sisnet
Nd gum @pielen uno Sausen, int Elm
ooppeltes Ded; aaf Dem oberen 1T gum
SAube 9egen bic Come Gin @eeeItud)
aelpannt. 9as Sdiff .pirb pon einenl
Dampfboot seSosen, anb an einem Der
i30nen llferpldte bes IluBes anIesen.
SIR Gsirii@un9en. 10 toie aaHse etc. etc.,
miro Don benz @ereinsuirtb. Scrrn3im
mermonn ant's Bette seiorst peroer.
I'm 8 1sbr @beno mirb eos 5Aif pie<
Der on Dem @bfabrtsplab Der 9ae,p Dor-
Ter 9ompfer an!egsn. BON 100 Die She'll.
nebmer Der ggcurIion fir Elm Yilti9es in
Bassa mad Der ssaot bsiOrosrt wsr.
0cn.
, 1877-06-16

SoS Sonnta9s-Hloit ent6ait:
,Oie Grbin." 8omnn non Gtonilus
@rof &rohnipsti.
Ser Gtnmmbonm bcs Wcn5bcn0e.
ldlr6ts."
Sur Gnitur bes Srlrnnhcr."
Be,perbe nnh Snbnitrie.
Sic @riheJ." Sac Snmilicunf-
idtihte in njct Njidevn DoA N;a!nin'u
DioAbou'cn.
Cine Gonusnisaj- gte." &o;aan prn
Gson Jels.
Gin gmpfans am enali1@en Sole"
~3wtihen Oorf nno Stnbt." Np=
belle bon 0ans 0opven.
.Sie Grobernng Gontantinopel's int
Sabre 1852"
5aus. unb gonbwirtbidoft.
&ecepte CUR 3ubereitune feiner 81.
quOre.
~Die 2rieesidanpldbe an Der Oonan
upb in Gl%sinalien." Son Gdtpeieefs
2er&enfsIb."
rDie ameritanii1e $5ette Der 3itte.
rer." Gin 8eitros 81 &rontlcitsseldit
te Ser SeeIe. Son &orI 3nOrb.
.Das Matiuri.5eit in Sapan."
Sder5 unf 9umor.
unb piele anoere inkreiante Sa9en.
, 1877-06-16

Sic 8orwabl. Ser Ylan, wie
cine Sprwabl am beiten obsebalten iper-
Den Fam, uno bon Dem ernannten 60
mite ben Central @omiie uoresleet tper :
Den ,piro, wiro, tuie mir boffen. ,ur gu
fsieoenbeit al.r 8iirser ausia1en.
8ei elmer loldcn Gorwabl iollien ale
oelltiden aooptiu, 8iryer, Die bas @o9l
Anb Den Sorti6ritt bes 2anres i'm Muse
baben. iid fir bos @liid iGrer Miitbiir.
ger ln!ersiliren nnb sesen oas Muder.
tbum nnO Ginibrdnten Der biireerli1en
Jreigeit uno &edte. ,pis pun9 8ils etc.
etc. lire @timmen ab9eben uno nnr fir
einen iol1en @oupernenr, Dem tas Gam
oes nno Der 8iirser WobI am @ersen
lie9t nnb Der lid unter ben anFsefslten
GanoIoaten befinoet. wdblsn.
, 1877-06-16

0ie4otmeiRer. Col. U. u.
5orbes. Der neue poifmeifaer bat i1on
mebrere grnennunsen fir bic Yofoffice
semadt- gs mar uns iebr tieb 3u h6ren,
oaB 6err Jobn @rdnte. triiber gbitol
beim &i9mono .Bbis." cine CUTE Sn-
helfun9 in Der Office erbalten ,pirb.
Wir iinb iiberdeuat. baB Die Wabl BON
allen Biirsern nit Greuoen besrlbt tper.
ben pir6. 9err @,rdme III bier iebr be.
Iiebt uub 9eadtet. bat einen nnbei4olte.
men &uf unb s.niebt oas 8srtrauen lei.
ner Mitbireer. mas lit einer @teuung
Die er einnebmcn miro, BON groEerWi1.
tioteit III.
, 1877-06-16
Rihmpnb ppit OFFICE.
9anuar 1871

yrts-D Die Rem yerfer poR fdIieat b,.r
~ Gl5 Wahm. uub tr'ft bort nth 93O y,.
w. en-. Der WOlrneiftr biitet Brtefe fiir
Den Norben, NaGmtttass 70 ftlt ais r1ToitA
doaeaesen tuerben.)
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M,uMtunfl y. W. tnb 1.15 q. 81. -Go1
,@laB 2 unb 1876 ". Uf. ~"
mStnli9e 2ses.pof. SaaI&. mntuAa
1'l' ". ". -TeNf9lu6 2 unb us 81. 81.
einIi@e pot. .3weimar tdold a..
tanft M. u: nnb 500 y. 81. MAJ.
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&tdnens & Dansiue eifenbabu. s50.
t = r. n n @ana'anft 500 n. ~. = poafdina
WtdBtaonb & 0anbiue RM. aneinnor *.
!tg. MRtnnft $50 unb 81. 81. wv s,sS S
f@!ab 9. ". unb 12.45 y. 81. "'T
8armbiue. Syn&tura unb gur,.~,n. 49,.
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