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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-07

BRowS Cats n-->st'i - viii X
held ia the Browa shafch tomorrow
morning and es,aag b. Rev DaIie'
Basley. pastor. Son'sy s, hs u ., half
pAse twelve.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-07

TALL pAgs>Irs. The Lewiston Es4-
ar AntAo v fr,e ( "a Insn. tiiss
tAsy raise parsai - elsh, Ia { long over
y fassdis vail. =. I1aho Territory.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AMERICAN UDtsE

John Steel. II Walter, ? Bye. F 4
Dunbar. + A Lewis. Cal; u Shoulioz..
+ Nudham, Port Madison; John A
smart, Newcastle, Z 4 Wilson, Vt: d
billiard. Olympia; ] Hanson. Reaton.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
] Walsh, J Burke. y Rodgers, + Bit
ner. l. a Va,on, J Armstrong, Por,
Madison; NJ Murray, d Gaping. Ore
gon, Mrs Crane K 3 children. Henry.
] Harvey. Cal; Lynch, Walla Walla.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-07

Nj liVNFINOTOS. now stopping at
poIlarhile's Gallery, - one of the
mos, .ucce~sfgl photographers With chill
,ireu that there j. ~ the country
Every one that has children sliooid bear
thu, III mind. ani have them photo
gr.pLe.l 81 once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16
ST. CECILIA'S CHURCH.

FORTY HOURS DEvoTION-sPEcIAL MUSICAL
o'DoNoUGHUE
ST. CeciIias Roman Catholic Church, 105th street and
Second avenue, although Of the smallest churches
in the city, was tho scene yesterday morning Of
services imposing enough for Cathedral The church
is a rambling wooden structure, tasteiuy appointed,
and seating comfortably 200 people; yesterday
there were about 200 ia number OF them Prolosant
crowded within its walls Tho occasion was tho
opening Of tho forty hours DEVOTION one
Of the most impressive ceremonies Of the
Church To mako ceremony still more impressive
Father ylaory the trecss pastor OF the church sue
reeded 10 securing the voluntary services oil Miss
Emma Abbott, Mr.. Charles Fritscn, Dr. :. Austin
Pcarcc Mr. j. n. Pattissn, Mr.. Charles Pratt aud MI
Frederick Perkins In addition to Tho cholr VI me
snnxcL composed Of Miss Agncse shechans soprano;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16
ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL.

THE STEWARDSHIP WE HAVE TO ACCOUNT
F,R-sERMoN DY THE REV. FATHER HOGAN.
AT ST Patrlck's Cathedral, yesterday morning. the
high mass was celebrated by the Rev. Father Mort,
and the sermon preached by tho Rev. Father Hogan,
VINO took his text from the gospel OF the Sunday
Luke L.,
Inc gospel OF the Sunday, he said brings before
tho parable OF the steward who asked render
AN account q: his Stewardship aud who cupnipgly
arranged his accounts that he not only presented
them with apparent correctness, but retained the
ndcnce OF his master. The lesson from this parable
that each OF In this world has stewardship to be
responsible for, and for which VIC must ono day
or, other account 10 Almighty God. God gives
n MS The means by which we can latin,
the account We shall have 10 render Will be to the
use and abuse OF tho means so Derciuy placed at
our disposal ST. Paul ,clls US that God viii have re-
vcngc on the sinner but this vengeance Is not like
that which Tell on sodom aud Gomorrah or upon
Saul while Oh his way TO prosecute the Christians but
1t Is the silence Of God in hearts The Almighty
gives US cruces constantly IN HIS whspesing TO
conscience aud when We 80 on ever rejecting these
fat ors tncn lie abandons us to ourselves allowing
hearts 10 become more aud more cstrangcd from
linn, until finally wo arc losI. The prophet and
psalmisi, David, well understood this when he
cried out to God leave his heart
sieut and without the echo OF the divine voice. We
know when Gods grace rs stcd IN our hearts we
gradually become indifferent, obstinate, and finally
despairng and Then comes the eternal loss OF cur SOUL
There Is not a whisper that our hearts receive that
should DC allowed to remain without response, for 1t
comes to by Gods favor and Tor some pur
pose. Many OF those who we're strong--SoIomon and
David for instancc-le from God Iavor and We may
thus how necessary II Is Tor US VINO weak 10
hcGfken to divine sracos, aud not reject tho voice
that tells US how 10 lnd tho true path that
leads to heaven. Christ tells us TIE story
OF tho Pharsoc and Publican. From those
TO whom much is gwen much Is expected, ana
the Almighty ASKS an account tor what He has gwen
From those wnom He has gwen but liltlc lie only
expects that there shall be an adequate return. In
conclusion, tho preacher urged that cacb according
10 the dictates OF bis conscience, should SO conduct
himself IN the journey through life that he would act
up to the light that was In nm ana serve COD with
ndciity and perseverance,. BY 80 dong there would
be danger but that his lies work would be accept
able to tue Father In heaven and that tho reward
would be an eternal crow OF glory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16

Il not q disgrace 70 the city and these omcers
that the law Ia thus openly violatedr Many Q! Tues.
places are low deps TO which DO traced most oil tn
crime OF when the courts take cognizance. ~ - esn
mated that $780, O00 900 annually spent in TINS cty
for liquor Most Of this Is expended by the poor
who can in afford it, IL Is estimated that $7,O0OOW
annually added tho OF tho people ny intem
perance 10 II right that the masses should pear INN
expensef Should tho keepers OF these nurscreso
crime reimburse the psopey II they did u wouid "
about 5000 for each rumseer IN tho city. appeal "a
you taxpayers aid this society TO strike at the root
Of the evil by removing the cause Of poverty ana
crime Remove the temptation for the drunkara 70
indulge his love tor liquor and you will reduce taxation
uad reform the tippev.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16

ANOTHER MANS VEST.

John White, aged twenty three well-to-do qdnrry>
man, ana David Keegan, aged nineteen, printer, re,
siding In Hudson Cisy, N j., wcro arrested at thres
O'Clock yesterday morning IN Willow stroot Hoboken.
en- charge OF highway robbery. Police Oalcer Aldo
rcta deposcd that he Reagan running of with the
vest OF Joseph Dttmar another quarryman, and that
John White was In his company When brought be-.
fore Recorder McD0nough both prisoners denied the
charge, and were held for further examination this
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16
OPEN AIR SERVICES.

PRAYER AND PREACHING AT THE FOOT OF
ROOSEVELT STREET NATURE OF THE SER
VICES AND DEMEANoR OF THE CoNaREGA-
ZION.
by special permission OF HIS Honor Mayor Ely and
under tho Of the city police authorities an
open service held last evening in the open
space formed by the meeting Of South. Front and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16

mot recall win shudder olynpiss Cleopatra ana
Catherine de Medicsf Aud who does not recall with
exultatIon and delight Susan Wesley Mary Fletcher
and Phoebe Pamerf And how silent and potent is
molhcr's power--the guardian Of our infancy the
guide of our youth, the companion OF our manhood!
Tho world owes more to its mothers than TO Its kings
QUALIFICATIONS NEcEssAFy
But what the qualifications essential 10 SUCCESSFUL
work for CHRISTI They three First holiness. The
worker must be thoroughly saved from all his sins he
must have clear and abiding experience Of Tree saiva
Christ He must know Its rest IT'S Joys ana It's
hopes OF heaven. Second, sympathy He must appre-
cate the sinners SAD condition out OF Christi MS oan
ger OF perdtion his future oil eternal woe. Third he
must be CONSCIENTIOUS IL Is not en- ough that he holy
and sympathetic. but he must be dead earnest, de-
voted the great work his life. Observe what
consecrated man do use tho word conse-
Grated In the sense OF intense devotion TO the accom-
pshment OF any given object This Is the secret OF the
success OF men IN any department OF hie The
great names OF history show what one nun eau do
DR.. Newman closed with earnest appeal TO MS
hearers 10 DO devoted to their great mission. This
world belongs 10 Christ, and no must have H. Tho
doors OF usefulness stand opcn every hand. At tho
great day Of judgment tho question will DO asked,
What did you dor to every one. Columbus, Bacon,
Watt, Washington, Grant--all will answer Tho ques-
ton, recountns Their services 10 Goa and mAnKind
But here comes Wesley 'What did you do 7" VI
have saved q soul" Grown Kim forever.'
In the evening Rev. Mr.. A. O. Rose preached on tho
resurrection.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16

SHELTER ISLAND CAMP MEETING.
At the Shelter Island camp meeting, which COM
to-day, public services will be held each day at
ten O'Clock A. NJ, hafpast two and halfpast seven
p II. The Rcv. Dr. Henry NJ. Soudder, Congre-
gatonalis OF Brooklyn preached in the assocat0n's
grove yesterday afternoon, at three O'CLOCK to large
CONGREGATION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-16

Roosevelt streets A raised platform in front Of q
warehouse served u stand for tho speakers. On IL
we're DIR. Kcnuion, Rev W. n. Acres and number OF
other gentlemen, as well a TOW ladies' A few oung-
ers and crowd OF children who had been playing
about immediately drew near, and a policeman, APP
proaching placed himself by the platform favor
able position " watch tho behavior OF the crowd,
which soon became numerous. Dr. Kennion com.
menced tho proceedings by stating the objects
OF the services and the motives OF those who
had organized them. He ssia they were prompted by
pure love OF Christ, and designed to gather TO
His fold sinners who would not 20 10 church. Read
ing scriptures then followed, and tho command
ments OF God and the beatudes wore rehearsed, after
which the Rev Mr.. Acres offered up prayer Tho
hymn, ~ Need Thee Every Hour" was then sung by
gentleman sang 'Jesus Of Nazareth Passeth BY" as
solo, Tho thrd chapter OF the Gospel OF ST. John was
love Of Christ for HIS ock and HIS desire TO enioid
them all the safety OF His love. He earnestly ex
noscS a 70 rsoo not se. Nc pon,ed
out the III effects OF breaking TINS commandment
lie showed that sins against II lead to misfortune in
this world well TO damnation tho next Other
gentlemen having addressed tho meeting and moro
hymns having been sung, the services were concluded
with appropriate prayer
The congregation presented many noteworthy points
Of difference from those OF our churches In the first
place. the men outnumbered the women by about
twenty 10 one. They formed also tho most serious and
attentive part .. me suooIy MOS, OF Inc ~
talk and laughter during the whole proceedings.
The men, on tho contrary, listened sraveiy:
and many OF them, from time TO time, showed
marks OF approval OF what was said by tho Speakers.
A number Of children who stood immediately IN front
Of platform gave great deal OF trouble by talk aud
laughter, and Individual small boys had occasionally
TO be made examples Of by tho vigIant guardian Of
the peace The crowd increased in number 10 about
two hundred and nifty, but did not exceed that at any
time. Though II constantly received accessions from
the passers by many grow tired and went
away All stations Of life represented, the mass,
however, consisting OF sailors anu 'longshoremcn.
People Of all nationaltes were present Some appeared
be really interested IN the exercises, ana joined IN
the prayer and singing with some fervor but the great
majority appeared 10 have no motive beyond curiosity
for attendance and seemed to regard the proceedings
a very singular II not very amusing performance.
, 1877-12-07
Nermil0teS

0erbrennunsoo y9eyen..
Sim 20. MusaIt purosn 81 Gan Sacobo
in Megica msbrere 9eycrei bel4ulni9te
Yerionen lebenoig perbrarnt. Mm 10.
Idrieb Der MIcolbe SQnncio Gnitiao an
oen 4rdfeften BEG SiItrifts goncoroio /:
sd melbe, bab i'd Die @srboftuns BON
6. 8ereas unb Der Oie9u 2ueo anaeoro-
nrt babe. melhe in ben lebtsn 6 Mona
ten Den SDlpefer 3odarius bebert ba,
ben. @eitsrn bat Der Ell ger Martin
Yerras Dem 8sbertsn brei Glilcr Weib.
ma1ler an trinfen 9egeben, I'm Den 5eu.
fel aug ieinem 2sibe gu oertreiben. Ser
l1nteraei6nete bat, ebenio inoianirt mie
ole 8sp0lferuns, beFobten, oaB bieS6ul,
bigen arretirt uno lebcnoia perbrannt
werben: .Gs lebe Die l1nabbdnsisfeit
unb Nrei6eit!"
Mm Sage barauf rei6te Orr &idter
Moreno folsenben Yeridt iber Die Sim
rihtune elm: n1m 7 u6r Wor9cns
wurbe bic 5ers 9isea gu9o uno ibr
Sobn q. Nerras binsesi6tct, neil lie
nidt. iuie tie perlproden, Den bebeytsn
9plpeifsr 3o6arios bnben bsilen fGnnen.
Die @6uloiasn murben in Der g1titte oes
Sdeiterbuufens gsitelt, UNI wel6sn so
nit Meliern bepaHnete Mtdnner elm
Auarre bilosten. Na6nsm Der Sinrid'
tunssplab nit einsm @sldnner um9e-
ben mar. muroe ben YerIonen, msl6e
unter uerl9ieoenen l1mtdnoen Den See
renneiitern bcbilfli6 sepelen. bcfpbIen,
Den SolSitoB an5nSiinosn, mas auA se=
idab.
vGinise Mnssnblife ipdter bessbrten
Die g6uloieen, lire @0bsnbilber brlen
gu biirien; man erlaubte es ibnen, nno
oas 6euer wuroe ausselol6t; lie ifiegen
bsrab uno eaben nod 8 Mltlhuloise an,
mei9e nit ibnen ben S6eiterbuufen be-
itisssn. Man siinOete ben 9olsitpB
abermals on, uno biesmal fano Die Sim
ridtung obne l1ntsrbrs6una ltatt. sic
iebcn, 6errYrdfeft, oaB cs 3sit mar, nit
oislen Sermorfeuen Elm gnoe su MAIDEN.
go babe id msinen Moraen 5ueebru6t.
IS lebe Die Grsibsit uno llnabbdneie=
teit !"-S'es Mues lpielt i'm sabre bss
Spells" 1917"
Ste r0ailp Stems" idreibt: vSos
Sriessamt fdnat ausenl6einlid an gu
oenfen, oaB bod etpas on Der Grupp'.
l1en Ganone 1T. @enerol Campbell,
Der @eneralinlptctar batYefebl srbalten,
li6 lcfort nod Yreuben 5u besebsn, I'm
einisen NrtIlerie Experimental beisu.
wObren, uelhe faitfiuoen io0en, nm Ole
lleberleesnbeit Der 9interlnoungsfano-
men iiber 0oroerloner Sl seieen, uno ba
mir suialiserweile Die einSies&roBmaht
in europa linO, melde ousihlicblit
lsbtere besii:ltist, lo1ten Die Experiment
tie %befonoeres Sntsrele fir uns boben."
3ebn Mitqlteoer bes Ser. Gtoatsn
@snats linb 8u9oruder BON YrofsiIon.
, 1877-12-07
pse!ie Der Muteiscn:
nfutfe telesr. geps(bta.
Ser Rriea irm Orient.

2onbon.6 6. Se5. Ser GorrsIpon'
bent Der Zines" Belsrab id9t: Sef'
reid bat cine @arnuns an Ssrbien 9es
fdidt besaali9 ibrersbsilnabms an benz
Rriese. Seine Note wuroe BON eng
lamb ODER oer Sirtei erbalten. Sic let
ten arrangements swii9sn 5srbisn uno
&ublanb ibeinen ni9t ponltanois gu
fem.
Cine 9epe16e aus 8udaref iagt,
&umdnien bat ben Befebl e%r1aIlsn Den
Mari6 sesen Wiooin ein3utsl(sn.
Sic @pesials9 epei@s BON a%orianoe
pei an Den uGoilp seIesropb" iast, Der
Siss su Glsna bsbt DE @efabr zines IN
critics auf Dem 3oinbursbaa'gaTIe auI
unb seItuttet 10 Sataillonsn, wel9e Bis
Yer Den 9aB iibermadten, Iia Goldman
gal6a's @rmse ansuldliebsn.
Cine 9epsias Der vSimes" bon &as'
orao last. cine tirfii9e 0ipilion pom
earnaluFa bot ben Som iberidritten
9ofai erpbert unb marI6irt iebt IN Der
9tidtuns BON Wsrbocu.
Sic v@iener 9reIIe" perfinoet, oaB
Die Mu1en iebt $50 &annoen Dor @r3e
rum is golition baben.
, 1877-12-07
9nlanSiGAs pspe(Afn.

MontreaL Nusb., 6. 0e3. Man
Dat bier sefdlidte 3ebneO Dollar S1si-
ne auf Die nOntaria.8 ant" i'm Yetro9s
BON $500 felt Den lsbtuerfloleneu Sasen
entbedt.
8oiton n. 6. Seq. Samss Sturgis,
tpeI6er einen beoeutenosn Sanoel nit
Aitinoien betreibt, befinost li9 in Sc.
iddftsperIesenbsitsn. Yallipa $780,.
900.
9 o n. G.. Sel Sos BON Sqnipue
mad Bottom b%eitimmte @oai4if .Qui.
nero" lonf am 3. 9c5embsr auf Der So.
he pom Sap Saint &ouque mad sinsm
3uiemmsnitoBc nit sinsm anbsrnSAii-
fe. Sic Maunl6aft wuroe nit Wusnab-
ma zines sinaisen Matrolsm 9~srettst.
Nem Durt 6. Seq. No6riGten
limb sinsstroHen, rnB Capt. 90. s. Sar
rllon bonn Oampfer n&erIbow" in Der
Strabs bon Sasinaw iibssrYoro osIpilt
ipuroe unb e%rtranf.
~ebspenne, B. s, 6. 0cs. Sn
Sponep, Web, purosn ar, Isbten Mon.
tags Mbenbc oas @eI6dftsIofal Der slf.
tlonatarsn Cummings & @impIon, bas
sStar 9otsl," Sans's 2eibltal uno meb.
, 1877-12-07
@epr9e Gibfpn, IT,,

g o. 1901 sc nStraBe.
Smpprtenr nnp Gambler in
alien Sorten Forse(lau- rno @la8-
Waaren, lotpie in ueridiebenen
Nrten SauSbaltuusssee
ratbldaiter.
SD babe iceeen etreft erbaltsn cine nett
6prm MirtbIhaftss 8laiden uno ale Arten
non @lalsr, Standardization, gbampasuer-
Glider, Gin spuss enforcement Son Sisrsld-
firm. sisbalter oeer Wa1erfiblsr r&efrigers
atcrs," ionic cine sroBe auswatl BON fransD.
GlGeu unp snsiiiteu ver3ellan.
, 1877-12-07
Guropai(1e Nahridten.

Speyer. Sci Ser bieler Iale bab!er
ab Jebaltenen Yrifuns iGr ben einiabri.
gen WtIIitaroienlt waren BON 80 Hinge,
melocten MIR 26 erihienen; oauon ia,
bn nur 10 beltauotn. Oa5 bette See
lultat in or Pfal} ev5ielie oa5 Snititut
oes 0rA. SGrmann in Dirfbelm a. 3.
y, 'noem pom ichS Gauoioaten aus
>ltler anltalt bier Die Prilun9 CLAN.
5eno beltauoen baben.
Som mittlereu Il. unteren Cobra Tau 4.
isn ole VcrIhe iiber Die WtoltperfGuie !:
III MuBbah Ourhidnittspreis 7 ". Die
To9el Grsbermo !, Niles au8u ,rfauft;
8eWipt OcS 9crin9eren 60 - IS @ral
. aisle. Oe5 bejtcn 70-S0, oe5 auSers
%.elsuea Oartcnmeltes 80 @rao. Sn
&oal9sbah Otojt gu 9 ". ole 9O9el
angebotm bel weuis &aullult. Sn
@tmmeloiHgea Die 2ogsl gu 80 sc.
o%ertanIt. Sn O%eloc5bcim BADEN Die
ijetuen WlnSer ale pertauft, Die 2ossl
Su 10 - IL d., ebea 10 in Supports.
berg. 81 Dirtberm YreiS 8-12 81.
ole Sosei. SOm SAB seteIterter Ntot
(allo III Uuoer) am mtltleren uno uns
leren Vebtrs nod uitt uerfauft. Die
eo9el blcr ourd9Weg gu 40 Sitter 9ered.
net. Der unterlAIeO III Der Qualitat
aes WtolteS # le naA Den 0a8ea iebr
oerl1lsoen ; e~InselGe srcberc 8utSbe-
lIser bait IL cine auSiele er;ielt, Die
Dem 1851 maze fommen elrile; fret.
LID bietbt ianer nod) oie Gntpldlun9
M Seller Nb5uWarten. Der aeringe
WJlt aus oeA pom 6rolt betrofftnen
gag II fOmmt niAt in ben Sauosl, lon.
bern miro an Sri uuo Stslle usrbraudt
uno flaoet dis 6eOerweiber troe Der
Saure leine &teb 4absr.
ssa0an. Sa Scr @cacno bon Yal1au
trstbt lih ltit eincri balbsu Sabre Elm
Dem 3adNbauI cntlpruu3ener sef1b Ri.
der Olet unO &aubcr, Ntamens Sattler,
aerum, o3ae oaB IS bis Jest. Der Sen.
BARN. rle gelunacu wlrt, leiner babDatt
81 m.rncl. WuuOsrbar lit Dies mid)t,
"a Der 9fGnbcr ale unte,ltRsuna BON
. item Ger 9au:rn ssnieBt. Ole often
trf aten, Sat!Ier lbieBe ia nur auf Ole
nno 9aS Wilo." 81 eiutr
ncaerlIAeu StreiIe wurOe Sattler ,luar
GuDclNeu1., ootg matts ct ole beioen
~uer'oIscmoea 0snoarmtp onrb 3,uei
S1nll NuIdbt ION wsltel II u%erfols
stn. Nm %. Ot.o6er wuros nun wis.
Der bon elner ar6Iersn NnsaAl @smhdrs
, 1877-12-07
STATEN.

2%onbon. 6. Seq. Glue Speaialos.
psI6e Der nSimes" me!oet aus Mom /:
.Sie 9dnbe unb @rme oes Yupiics fan
gen au gu idwe1en mao er atbmst nur
nit srober SAmierisfeit. gr 1T jeNo6
Bel politdnoiser 8eIinnune. Sie ulse-
meme Mnlidt 1T, paB oas Gnoe raid Der
annabt. l1eber Die pOlitliden Tolsen
bes Mbletens BEG papites miro wenis
Beiorsnib sebest."
Cine Depeide bes STANDARD" aus
&om tbeilt nit. bab ettpus %siinHistre
Spmttome in Dem 8slinben oss Yap-
ites eiugetretsn Iino.
, 1877-12-07
Tranfrei4.

2onoon, 6. Seq. Ser Dariler
.@oir" perfinbst. baB Serr 9uianre
AM Mittuoh Mbenoe cine S%weifiinoiss
8erathuns nit Dem prdlibenten bate
uno Die 8ilouns zines neuen &abinets
unter Srn. 9uiaure in MusTbt febt.
9ie gorrelporoenten Der 2OnoonerSour
nale tbeilen bitie @rmartun9 ni9t.
, 1877-12-07
Geuti9Ian0.

2onbon, 6. 9e3. Sas Nusfanbs'
gomite Der bisiisen Muurer 1T bsnad-
ridtiet worocn, baB 3piihen 100 uno
200 meitere beutlde Mfaurer bon Gtutt-
9art nod 2oneon atsereiit lino.
, 1877-12-07

tere @o6nbduler bur6 6euer ssrtDrte
8erIut $25,0 600. 8. 6. Simpioh BON
Ser erterpabnten Jirma fam in ben
Glammen I'm.
, 1877-12-07
Dapp10A6tel > Sabrif
(PAPER-BOX FACTORY
pcn
Nm9uf Npbli9,

y o. I2O9 % a n 9 traEe
@le s(rten BON pappfalten unb cd bteln
pereen aufs @9uelfe unp Silie1e prn mir
ang fsrt;9t, Ia i@ agc psrteTerts Ginrittunseu
in meinem neuen 3acale. fir bic pielfoden
Multer unr serldisrrnsn GrBBsn, sstrpfen uup
bic nen' flea Malhineu anasl9aft babe. Sseer.
relber mid nit ielnsm Mafirase teeDrt nib
sn isinsr 3ufrisreubsit bspisnt wereen.
Tusaf YpbIis.
, 1877-12-07
$. 81. SpneS unb
s. s.. Gpwarbin,
d y It 9r3te,

taten cine Gpmpaani selAdft eesriiutet uub
cine neue e'egante Sftce in Der 9tsn Strabe,
nettn Der ct. Y&ul 8ir9e, erSHnet. l1nisre
3insmsr linb nit ZEN n~eueiten @tflbungen
Seriebeu, lm IS ~un1erer auntsn btquem su
MAIDEN. s3abne werrsn pbne SGmsr3en aus
eespeem bur1 ben @etraub Won @as peer
@blorpfprm auf Wunl6 hes Qatientsn. Mne
Speratipneu ariinbli6 unb lei1t. Der aiters
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