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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
ArAMMANY Ally n THE rxrH DISTRICT.

: TANdANI AlIN II TIE XII DIsIHICr.
4 circular signed 10y Gilbert J. Hunter. Prcsi-
dent 81 the lXth Assembly District Republican Asso
citation uublslcd I'm another column, calls attention u
ti record OF Andrew j. Campbell Who ha, been nou-
,at-a i,y tine IuG. peudral EcrGNic3us. IN. Campbell
d. sil,pIy running g. tuip Bro"l1n-, me Tiunany
didata Iggv,t William ". tpisa, o." Republican and
lrp,,paty candidate The district has 200 TO
,gJ majority against IamlnlIT. and Campbell cannot
,y enough from Colsa's I,imate vote 10 give the
election 90 Browning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05

vourg lady, in conversation with gentle
man spokr AZ having resided IN ST. Louis " Wac -.
Iglis tour native place.! asked tie gentleman Wei,
YES part of tho tiuC," responded the lady.
4 VIRGINIA Sheriff asked q murderer if he
wanted 10 mako a speech the ClOSs. aud ne replied
Guess not; lt looks Ike ram. aud oOu't want 10 set
wet. Go on gitA tAs hangina."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05

LoTG BRANCu, Nov. IA barn on the
ThrocanoIlau homestead, ar Red Bank. was consiuci
by ire AT , a. to-day, together viii. large qulluy
OF may. several head Of c3tte p,ushed ln tA' h4ui 8
Tue house 81 Parker Chadwick, uune Ht ~
20 the place, wI, also destroyed tt tlou. tuc
same ti.ue. hO,u hrcs were OF iuc,uiIary origin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
IMPORTANCE OF TIE ELECTION.
uAr ruE RESULTS WILL BE-THINos FOR EVERY

WIZ, TIE RESULTS WILL DE--THINCs FOR EVERY
CITIZEN TO BEAR IN MIND.
Voters should not lose sight of the great
Importance Of this election.
I. Iocauy The complexion Of the Board Of Alderman,
the Board of Apportoument and incidentally 81 several
Of the departments viii hxcd by the result OF the
contest over the county ticket 1t is not Of great con
sequence the Judiciary elections result the hght
over the RegistershiP il between the politicians ior
patronage rather than for reform OF an Office bat TIE
election of AldeTman-atiarge Is OF The giaVest import
auce To elect The AntiIammany candidates Tor 'hOSc
positions is To take away from Tammany The present
power in the Board Of Confirmation which Only 'no
indepcndence and honesty Of Mayor BY prevents
it from using 10 put such men as Ihfio! III
the Police Board. Police Commissioner anu
two Park Commissioners TO be confirmed by the new
Board Of Aldermen. The President OF 'he boaI1 Z" AZ
der1Yep il a member OF the Board Of Appointments
That board is now composed Of TammaIy men WHoN!
s,sorie,t 10 the wishes o. John Kelly, except Mayor
Jly who though Tammany Democrat Is lhHePeHo'h'
The addition OF a good as president OF '9e ne"
Board Of Aldermen would cnabie Mayor Ey 10 OPPOSE
sucerssfi,lv nauy abuses which, standing Alone No -
powerless 20 prevent
IL As 10 the Legislature. The Senators ana Assem-
blyen elected ths year 70 yoe upon the adoption
~ the Constitutional amendments 10 De submitted to he
next LEGISLATURE The Senators elected al ms election
or also 10 vote in 1879 foT United states senator 10
succeed Roscoe Conkling
III A. 20 the State Government Two Of The c'hu-
date. OH the Democratic ticket were nominated - oFcc'
and Aesrau defiance Of the reform principles oi the
ridden and Robinson state Administrations IheF 'ie'
tion viii Doe looked upon condemnation OF the P'''
of the rcformers for the past four years.
~ Generally TIE success of o. au'i-Timmany can
ds,te i'm fine county means the disruption O. the present
Tammany Hall General Committee, and TIE overture"
Of John Kelly. \ new committee would ~ course.
follow bot in the face Of en overwhelming ooler VI
Kelly it's organization wo..d revert to Tue h'lofn
leaders who have abandoned Iammauy since IFS ''''1
a Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
DISTINCTION nF WORK.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 1.-The announcement
10 ID tb,t t,e Vulcan Iron works OF South -. L0us
which closed about two weeks ago, OWING 10 h'hcI"
,mbarrlssments, will resume operations IN &c" o-5
The bondAolders 1t Is said, have agreed 70 i''u '0
rate Of interest from ten 10 seven per cent ana uN'
cured creditors will receive thriy per cent .asn NV,
seventy per cent IN stock 81 tne oman ~ tt,. mr.
nose The WORKS employ about l,2oo men "ho' ~ '1'
operation. ..-,.,., 81, u.
MONTREAL, Nov. 4.-Full time 4ias Ooen i'SN'''A " Wv
worksbops OF the Grand Trunk Railway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
When DIR. Thomas, afterward Bishop OF . saI

When DIR. Thomas afterward Bishop OF al,
,sbnry was chaplain to the British factory a. ~ "a
he auulied 60 clergyman % permit ut p'lit 80.
Tnsiish gentleman IN the formers graveyard l.o an
snn nsked of what religion the dead man Was 1n. s
Lc1n Iald "A Cayinis replied that none Dat
80 bnrled la his ground Mhrreupou, amer i!.o ia
rying DR. Thomas told him that the r,nai my 49, lin
~ I'm nm incident which years before had ne' =.
him i'm London. while performing burial ne
woman came and pulled HIM by the sleeve, stiu5 t
must sneak Go him immediately "Wly, what Il W. ~
~ 80 Mhy sir, YOU are going Ia bury man who o'v
80 ANAL box near my poor husband who never hau ~
Tho relation OF this story had ihe Gesircd ehee'
There can be no true Civil Service Reform
mill Thomas Mast Is dead L am excessively annoy y
Lv th,s personG. ". Curtsl Rochester Democrat ahu
Chronicle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05

Innate friend Of Mr.. Bennett says that few weeks 49,.
ne rented his Frth Avenue house furnished until I,go
1879, To William Philips aud that I'm letter receIE
last week by Mr. Livingston Mr. Bennett wrote: fbsoa
pleased to have you join there soon" V-'1 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
ANrPTCbN INTERESTS AT PARIS.

The following call for a meeting at Phila-
dc9hia in relation to the representation Of tLs country
tlIh Plri. Exhihtig'-Nnc - weighed b. msny prom-
neat merchap' and others:
VIZ the undersigned manufactures merchant ship
cers and cz,ns OF the UWied states. recognizing one
valuable services rendered the Colonial Fat sI- OF Amer
ia tv the pruo!e of France N achieving our iltepen-
dc9ca, and tie noble part that the cih'ns oI Franco
took I'M celebrating the centennial Of tHat huNottihi
event feel that the services rendered ana the h@h com
pli'u,ut paid 10 the people p h' hlit Httts ip t
y Them slould br recognized and 1cknov'c 1sci ~ q
FIN pgrtlrip patton bv the people 90 thi' c1un. rF' I'D | WI
rruati1nq! Exhibition, tu De held 80 me Citi 0 l'
France. in 1873 And the reunion ana LltJfF iut
change OF court rsiss m the r-Dpc az France, ana I a
ugfions I'M he Main Building ~ the Centennial lH,cT
national Inhibition, tarmo"n PARK ln 100 j. Aiiiy
remembered by Ouf people, IL D. therefore piororcd 10
hold p ncctuy o. the manufacturers, inci'hii ~ ana
other citIzeus Of the United states IN lhA! bhhS q"
securing tie OBJ cts rs above So t"Hh We u'F int
corl invite tlc cZD:s Of al sections OF tEe toui
try io ne present lud cooperate.
Thfe D. signrd Dr. TIN SINGER Manufacturing Company,
Tf.ny d 60. Mitchell. Vance g. Co. Anne, ,t"n GO,
Company. D. ApV tton a CO., Noryn Green, Meic.ahi'
,uraIi"e COMPANY Of A-w-GOrk, J. J.. rppslae-'
Secretary; Benjamin T. Sherman. Geoi-e L. tne'
C. II. MrCrrmic5. Garham Manufacturing COMPANY,
O.. d. Dt1iuator & Co.,, Mc'iden brtulna company
Roger5 A Bro, :. Hawk & c., American SusI, nHrr
Company, Union INDIA Et5h": COMPANY, S1ooEcaI
Rubber COMPANY, Lewis, Brother % Ee'dils
iiyIrtulic Works. 2. 4. Woods Machine 'omnanf, ".
L. Cla-r a. Co. Manning < Squi'r, Copeland e. BIcDn.
" r. Dusiorc g. :. sanford. Adams Express Co.. Cooke
q Brygs. William n HrnehIw, James ltr':nc', ".
t. LgchcTty. A. j. y volt President Erie RAILWAY Com
r1uy: f. :. IIthrJp. Receiver Central hahfpaG ~
N,v-Jersey: Charles ~ Fry. william l.. Jenkins, :.
S.ii-ri4r -. A. Ira'i. J. -. FrrmilFC, Edward d.
Randolph, Continental National Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
LAlING MONEY on BRIDGErORVs DESK.

Samuel J. Davenport testified on Saturday,
before Aldermen. uycstiga ting Committee. thar ne
made a written contract with Commissioners Hamilton.
Harris ai.J VIM C. Rice 20 lay ecrimshaw pavement for
the new state Capors COURTYARD OF - 30 Der yard,
bu bad never paid any percentages or commissions.
There was an understanding, however with surcrI-
iendcut Johu ErdCyurd tiat me- shoud contribute to-
ward Running expense and he supposed these expenses
10 bc Legitimate. st Brdgr.ord- SUGGESTION he bought
5000 oi non mining stock CAp plain, shore ana Com
in- iron ur.-ai par II did not know that Tweed ct
II IRIS wa, interested 30 THE stock.
John l.. Randall of Albany te~re1 tha; he sold Daycn-
p1rt Tie Uiuug stock M Tid-cfn-ds request Bridge
lord SAID that to money aii by Davenport "nud go o.
Hamilton Harris. lie Laid the money on Biit-rfIr.s
desk in Uracrfcrds office. he walked Out B.Icr
in,l r.. pU-G 80 aud took The money
INtuIr.s su-.rr Hrc was recalled, aud ttsihed t!"l
ne ad beard Iiid-s!orl soy THAT both senator Harris
aud himself had received percentages and commissions
from contractors. Mr. luc denied having received any
commits ,iOUs percentages from contractors, but s'
received l.50O rom EdaCfoTj, which ne supposed
Wasa Voluntary con- huticu Tor campal2I purposes.
Tic Examination Was adia urned 10 November y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
A SHORT BUT SPIRITED Fox-HUST.

The fOx-hunt at Hampstead, on Saturday,
brought large crowd of spectators. who appeared
IA every style Of conveyance The hunters finally ap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
An ELEVATOR BURNED WITH IT'S ENGINEER.
BrLLryILLE, Ont, Nov. 4.-The FaumerS

warehou,us elevator, containing $1,000 uash.l, Of
.,ralu. WA burned YESTERDAY Tie loss is $4,000.
Richard DoWsDlry the engineer. Vas biruct IA 10
builutug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
MIR. BENNETT STAYS ABROAD.

Concerning the report that James Gordon
Bennett on his way from Europe TO NewYork, an In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
LOCAL CAMPAIGN ISSUES.
THE ARRANGEMENTS AT TIE POLLS

The polls are to be opened tomorrow IN TINS CITY
at a. H. and are to close at p. m. Polling places
of which there are 500. are to be found within two
blocks Of any residence in the city The official list
win he nrhlisbed in TIE TRIBUNE tomorrow morn
ing. and il viii be the only paper containing IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
THE FIFTU AVENUE THEATRE.

Tie new manager OF the I,uh AvtnUe Theatre, Mr..
Stcytrn Fi.c, announces tHe early Gc.ut OF Mis- Mary
anderson, young la1y0f Louis, lie, ~. who has dnr-
ing the last yerIuaJe great reputation inscVcrai Western
asd southern cities including .hneton end has been
.Jiccas-iu' before Ariy cIiucI audience IN 30 t'n
Miss auder.o,, is "a daughter 81 she former principal ~
DE public schools Ol Louisville ana is sti ge,y youI
1..F
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-01-31
Gd1fMaftdGiftHtett+

Der Dampfer .sucilie," Capt. Bennett, fubr seferr
BON @barleitou, s.z@., bier1er ab. H..
seffern Don bier nod gharIeffon. s.a@.. ae.
Der Oampier Sobps 5opfinst" Capt. Salett, fam
seTtern bon Boiton I'M biefisenSaien an.
am II. san. bon bier in Vropioenee Rb. s., an.
Das gso1ihiff ngBm. Noob6urp," Capt. Sbmlot,
bon aat,perpen nab Baltimore nnteripegs, Susoe qm
g. arHaI nnter II. Sreiten= unb 49, adn9enaraoe 9ez
Sie gartt .suis.s Si.," Capt. Gotta, BON eonOon
bierber abseiasS rem gaIiirte am 1S. San; 5eat.
pie ital sarfe Senses9gs stsS go eap, aa p0' ahs's
rirte am Is. San. in sioerpo6!. rad Baltimore.
Die Srige -amanDa," eapt Dat. Jam am ID. ps.
Don bier in Sbi1otb on.
Ser sdoonr raneroio,", Capt. TALBOT, Harirts
seftern 6abier nadl Sapannab, 90.
Der sdooner .1raeepinos" Capt, eras, harirts
eeitern habier nad) Selfaf, Ue.
Aus benz auslanbe talnen i'm 9ieigen 9a!sn an; BY
rufi. Earfen ~Sobann tang" Capt SIorgpl, in Sa.s
Iaft pon Yarroip uuo rSlmatar," capt. Eaurtn, bon
eonoon,. bic norpegilhen Sarten aPatent," capt
Nteiien bon eiperpool, Die ital Satte .gfe9la pro-
60" eapt. @ampa, pom :9oaano, Die odnbe Bart
gecile e." Capt. 4eterion, nno Die Siga nseonari
Wipers, eapt. Stds. nit aaffee pon Iio Dc Sansro
Bic ruI. Briss nsaIama," @ept. gunbbers, pon Son
Yrins .goparb's Sniel. - 9as Sentid,s Soai9if
nOuisbur9," Capt. Sbulten, BON HofteroaIr, uno Dt
ensI. yrii9s Bonita" bon 2urf's Snid fommens
iparen seifern i'm 5Iuiie.
Rad ausldnoiid1en Sdien harirten: oer Sampfe
.@aipian" nod siperpoo, oas Yoaitff ugrep Gaslss.
Capt. sucas, (absefeseltl na6 Siio DC Saleiro, bi
Ssuti9e Barts "Iusuit," Capt .aammers, nabytemrp,
Sic Sfreid). Barfe aamor," eapt. premuba, lab9eie
gelDHs;4 Queenstown, eie ensl. garfen maooie .
Sanfi,1 Capt. Seniins, mad londonderry unb n3ul
ma Gdpt. Jeteron, mod @arbenas, Die norm. Bart
rYiercurtusa CAPT. apssaro, un6 oie itaien. Bari
5ir. Barfe sOiimie, "Gapt. Domnh, na6 Spstpid ,oe
Sdooner IS. S. Iaplor, Capt. Sasfia, nod ytai
iau, -abseieselt iinb: Die garten sgriton- an
.ansela 4ccame" nah Queenstown, ote BRIGGS BE
la" nadb sapre, Sun @aetano" nab @ort uI6 rgme
Ito emma" Had ct. Sage,
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Nan ersdblt fid5 bier, bab @rant am Gum
| fage nad Baltimore reii'te, nm Dem Orude
| Der ,8eridpDrer~ sI entgeben, Die 9tidts
mebr une H1ts neniger beabiiftigten, ais
i'm 81 berebeu, Der Gleftoralz Sta eine Inter
id)rift Su oeriaqeu. Der Son ieiner Sotidaft
ift bemerfersmerth. @rant bat cine ldarfe
gfaie uno beeilt iid], bic Sill rim getpuBtiein
Der @efabr, tpslde Den Snftitutionen oe8 2an@
pe8 orobt," 81 untersctdnen, uno Den @uni1
auSsupreden, yoaB oas 8ein!tat obne g9irer=
itanb uon ben Steuuoeu beS getGuIhten @ans
biraten accsptrt weroeu mo9e" 9aS finb
gSorte, tpeld)e gar oetidteeen Dou nelt Ieube.
rungen flingen, rpomtt bl8ber bic llurpatton
i'm gSe;bsn Snuie" aufuartete.
Sdbrt Grant NIT ieinem GeguaSigungS-
fuerfe nat) bisbsriger Mtauier tort, 10 ntro
uorausF6tlid am 4. Mdr5 tein einsiser inter
letner SerualtuEg bur1 Die guuee89ertd)tc
perurtheilter Spibbube nebr in 0aft ieiu.
Die 98bisfepz z9iebe beftnpe1 fb berei8 5ur
gI0Bten 3abl aui ireiem 1uBe.
Son gtetp Dorf uerlautet, baB Sr. Giloen
ipe3iell ben beriibmten &edt6auwalt @hS.
S'&onor nad g8ahington iGtden niG, nm
ietne 9lnIprii9e pOr Dem S9ieba9eridte sn
pertreteH.a
@rant miro alltdslid BON gierp= Srleanier
Polltlfern an9egau9en, 81 @unften BatarO'S
einSuidreiten. 9lber 9rGnt bat feline 2uit,
ltd nod oes gSeitern bic Singer su uerbren=
men. uno tptro nabrlGeinlt9 leinem Radiol-
ger Gle gHirren &puifana'S ais Sernld6tniB
btnterlailen.
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saaoifalen ,lno ole Gonmtiiinn. - 9arsn,e
8erodd,tisunaS=2s =2seriadle. .-sSar,tnt @rant
nad) Baltimore fan;. : GRANTS 9egnaOi>
eunas. .gsasd)ims. -@ramt nno ga6aro.
g8al bin9ton, 80. Sanuar. - pr.
6frsbstth Seutei IT 9oRinl Oes oeutiden
Jtethe8 in Wilmautie, gStac unb m0dte
oerue Die Stelle bebalten. gefanntlid mrll
oas bentide 6elb III Sufunft nur nod Se-
rnis-&oniuln, D. b. 9telhsbtir9er, anfeIen.
Sr. s.. aber tit ieit 1868 amerfanildler Biir,
ger. Gr bat nunulebr ourd Senatur 0ope i'm
Gongrege eiHe Sim einbringen laiien, nm,
iomeit es ieine amerifaniife SHrgeritaft an
betrtfIr, ieiner BerpfI9tungen oils natnrall.
Nrter Biirser euthoben au iparoen. ST let lett
1872 i'm &onlaIar OIenite SeS teutiden
Geides, gebente, Dariu Su nerbleiben, rnb bite
MN, eaf man i'm @lnuerltanOn,iie NIT Dem
@eese DeS Sabres 1867 i'm erpatrtire. 9as
m;re obne 3meifel geideben uno 5enfel in
ben @tane etnss fallgrllh fOnl3sideu llGter=
tbaus ees eeuliAen GfeiAes' snriidoetIeet
lperbcu.
Die 4aoitafen iu6eu nod irgeno tpelden
6smmnifen, Die 9celgnet lein m0gen, Die
| @mlecsrtd)t,r 8eh6rbe gu perDGd)tigeu. On
| iab:ftf) loeb9g oer 9heThuneesridlEer SmaAne
aensihi9t, Die Gtnsabe su spioerleaen, saH er
lema!s nit Vilsen ssmetni1aftlih ipcfulirl
uno gli nbnhu@aftieu gts,gnet babe. Sol
benz Sabre 1862 iei er 81 elmer 3e1t glei93sitil
nit gilbef1 als 4npalt in etnem einsige1 81
ieubabu BrO5eiie beitdfitst sepeisn, aberDaS
| babe fetne gpefuiatIon ir9eno pelter Dir
| inboluilt. @r (Stuapne) babe oainalS als
| 0ledtsanmalI praftisirt nno rssellns5iSe Sc
biibren gerabe, wie iein oamaii9er epae9t
Siloen, erbalten,
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GrobGrtiGe 3otlbetriigerCien. - Gin
sSntportenr a8ine." &on,
S1tltt oer Scr. Staotctt itnOLtSirf.

New -Dort, 80. 9omar. - Dte 6ieii0s
| ,3ln1e5" tbellt nit, oaB bic 3ollbeamten lett
m5treren Saheu ten Sroaalt htgttu, oaB
9smihe Smporicule in cjeier puo anbertn
| StdoteH groSartigc 3olbCtrlgcreitu mitttllt
geidildlter SdfiurdeIHe betrjtben, uno oa6
| acDift Sirmen in yieU'Y0rf, GofOu, Bhl
In0Clphla, @bicago uno St. g0uis oil oisi,u
| Setrii9Crcleu hctbelligt ieteu. @S mar leooh
uum69lidl, geiebliae SepeIie gcgen oieie Sir.
| men 81 erbalten. Sorgfditige mo pleOerbOte
uuterluhunaen Ilellteu ief, oaB eIne AIio5la,
/ tion sum 3mede oeS 3oubetrugs beiiGuO,
\ meldle Igenten III allen haupliddlIdeH St6o-
| ten @uropa'8 bate, uno ais Die Don gamrence
mo ielnen SerbiinOeteH peIiibten groBen Be
| triigereleu ent0edt ruIocu, ernltIete man,
| oaB GemliIe Scr. St.=SOnInln I'M gltuenlB nit
ben betriigerlidlen &aHileuten itanoeH; mt
| 0ulfe bieler SeantCn muroe Der SSertb Der
nod olelem Slnbe gebradten gSaareH uHtcra
| idldbt unb bic 6aFtmidleine 10 tdui9eno ges
iGlid]t, oaB @ntbedlug beiuahe nnmj9i9
mar. Sobalo oleie ShatlGdjeu bem Setretdr
Dtorrla sur SenntuiB geldr9teu, theilte CT
oiCleloen tem Sefrctdr Sub NIT uuo iorbcrte,
baB ELL Ngent uad) europa geididt piirbe,
I'M Die NhaircH Der OerItteoGnen Souiulate
Su iiberluGden. 6r. Stb betraute 6rn. Nrz
thur 9. gSoob, @bei Oes StoniulatS= Siircau5
oeS StlatSbepartemeut5, nit oieier gebcimcn
Dfiiou uno beauitraQte ihu, blc Scnluln III
osn bauptldd)llden Seebaien 9eutihtnno'S,
SrantreiG's unO @roBbrltamen's 81 iibers
padleu. GS Qelang Drn. 8Ooo, Semciie iir
Die reriibten Setyii9sreien Su erIanIen; CT
febrte i'm Ietteu Hoptmber mad gSaibin0toI
Suriif unO iibermittelte oGS ReiuItat leiHer
llutcriudung Der 1cgtCruug @S muroe he.
HloIer, Ole AugeleaenbeIt, iopett gteusOorf
Ill Betrad)t fomHt, 0em bieiigen OlitrittSaH.
waite SlB 81 iiberlaIIen, InD oerielbe leitete
geetgnete S1ritte elm, nod che ieln &mtSters
min oeritridl. Sein Radtolaer Sr. gSOoo.
fOr0 lit ioeben banlit bcidlGitlgt, Gle erlan9ten
Be!uelle Su pcrbolltdnotgeu. l5r. 8OoOforo
tuurbe angemieieH, Die Yetrii9er 10 balb, ais
ulOglid, sur 5ted)endaft su ;ieben; bic Anz
gelegenheit 1T leSOh 10 complijirt, oaB cS
ldn9cre 3ctt in Aniprud) nebmen mlr0, nm
Die n0tblgen Sorbereltungen ;u treffen. Gin
nebmer Artbur puroe angemleien, Dem Die
itrittSannalte mad Srdften bciiufeben. gScs
n,gleuS Oret gtep.DOrter Sirmtn fiuo tmpli.
Sut, unb Die Wttt9Iteber oerielbeu iollen ourdl
Die Seriigcrelen ggOBe Summen erworben
baten. User ieOod) oleie Betrliger iiuo, tauu
Sur gegeumdrtl9sn 3cit nod md)t an9egebeu
perOen. Die Yro5ciie 9egeu Die Set5eiltgteu
III au0creu StGOten mer0en mcbrid)eutltdb eft
etn9ucttet perOan, nadEem Die biefgen Bros
SeIie beeneet in0.
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0lns Wlcrifn.

S0nSron5tscO, 80. Sanuur. -
6. VI. Gf. @ortd0Or unO Seboitian @arcla
bon Dem 3oQamte 81 Masatllu, Beioe Au=
bdn9er OeS 0tidterS Sgleitas, tameu beute auf
Dem 9omsfer ,Nerpbern" bier on. Sie be-
ri6tcn, ouB Die Staaten Inter @aIifOrnien,
Durango, Guerrero uno SouOra fir S9leta8
itnO; III Nta5atlau miro bcbauptet, ca6 ildl
orei Staaten all Der utlautiihtn &iiIte cben'
falls fir 99ledaS erflGrt bitten. Sn feinem
oieier Stauteu befiuOen iid 8ruppeu beS 0e'
ueral8 9iaS, unO Die BeU0lteruug lit bercIt,
Oemielbeu 28iberItuno Su leiten. Sn llnterz
@alts lOu Die Stimmuug allgemeiH sn
@HnIten beS SherridterS iein.
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Ste 91sttoes SenatpripabI 1t,
SO1ttItGttQ4

Nem.S Orleans, 30. Sanuar. = Sin Der
republ!fauilden geiebgebaas earbe genern
asee4lGis giIl s5srilIt gcmabt, einen SunbeSz
Senator fir Den tliiSen Gernin gu erpdhIen,
Sanles 9eipis erhislt eigs Ma,ertidt ber etae.
gebeneH 5.tmmsH. gab leiHs Albi~aeer he
haupteH, nap 81 srah.:. x q; es erbeltS isrOd,
eaB lllf 20 20 utitgIlsoer, zines ioeutser, al5 EN-
Auorum, ittmm!en. Ssnatcr 2rUitdea, Der
anpeleno fear, lpgiaerte' iitb, su ittmmeu, unb
perlieb bas S9auS, aEl eln Quorum Al Der
binberu. eepi8' grpdbtnng wuroe tlob Der
Anlpriide ieiner 6reuuee ntdDt ansefig6iat
er betieioete triiber COS 4mt eincs 4uflebers
DIR SHentli4ea Sauten in o,eier Gtabt.
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g3rieff,
uelde in ber setrisen "sun" anseaetst ipaEsH bIno
BEN aIange nad Oeutlhen gehoren.
Ganten>9tite.
artbur Nars annie, Mrnolo gyirs aontis 6, Ir4bllr
Sane, gonrabt gs lSsrg g, Gimeil gis s9aula;; ain.;
1lk gallie 81, aalirnan Niif Sula YS, aar6er yiiB
Apina, araus Wib eSper @liB lR, @lartin yirs 81 Saz
rah Wlartin Oiis Ninrp 8, Diartn UfiB Sarret, Ynz
her Dlrs anna Iiaria, Siauib 0ii6 Carrie. 9bomas
Ni6 Niarp, @attenit9St Jirs 0larp Y Y, ssels @'lB
Sinnep. o,a.
abIer Daniel, slrnSlo ISM =, g Seder Sressrld, As
6ef Safob, Neiitbam IS, Stint s, SintenihMlbtebrif,
rant no, 9abris Carl tSf 70. ggansnaasel gsns asr
nina Gail, surid, Srisor airfbneI Bros, arimltne
as aaumann ssnIt sat w0ies Sampfe sso-
bad Sohannus. ainf Yefer, 2eBner 8ernarb, 9arblrs
sl0s grqna Ss,a g I s0 re- gasa a aeas gaiss'Gs' g.
gbmiot 8. gd,lils Nreof, Shnalrneper 5, Sel6rie
s u, go0nter ausuft Sdepsn SranA gd9pe5snSle sl1 @
SO, @hiains gsm., 8oslesoolffs Sulius, sett Sfan5
40
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@tn yframmcr" Sanfbe0ntter iibcrs
fii1rf.

@Ott8oiIIc, Yenni., 80. San. - Die
@eiNwOreusu in bcm Yroieie gegeu Soi:pb
s. 9en9ler, Saiiirer Der bieii9eu nPenuipIs
uania gfatlonal Banf," mel6er angeflngt
luurOe, $4,000 unteridlla9eu 3u babeu, gabeH
beute einen auf nibEIOlg" Iauteuoeu g8abrs
iorlldl ab.
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0aS Grploiiot,. Sicr PerIonett
be0cipfti6a t1crlcfst

Yro0i0en &C, N.S9 30. San. = 0a8
2abOratOrium Der ySiIucr4SprmsS. Slei9e'
rei," eln fleine8, pom 0auptgebGEee abgele.
genes SaditeiuqebduOe. tDuroe geltsru burdl
cine @GS. GrpIoEOn bcmOltrt tpelhe iid)
tpGbreno zines benlid)en Experiments ereig.
nete. 8ler 4rbeittr murOen beOentlid 9er.
lest; man 5oiit iebOdl, iie idumtliA retter 6n
fnunpu
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Baltimore :eire 9n(nranfs Office
ami Der
@itameis>Gfe berS nntb> It. WaterItr

ese o,eielibaft perfibert fortiudbrenb sesen Ser
Iufe ober Sd1aben ourf 9ranbun9liid oipobl In oel
gabt. pie aui bem aalbe, alle Irten bon Gsentbun,
Wobnz, aaoens une 8aarenbduler, 9anoelssatsf ...
i'm Nau beariifene ober I'm Saien in eabun9 benotbt
SSabrseuge Il. |. 10.
Sas Sireftorium beitebt aus folaenoen Serren:
VNut g. Ssarrison, 4rditbent;
S)apib q. Wil5on, 6. Ntoron Steiuart,
fsrancis s. Gina, q. E. 9teiscomer,
$senrp Carroll Srui1e Soripis,
81 e. Gteuart, @ %. Taplor,
sam &. 8rune, George {. Sarriion,
q. NON SaoFf, y. Mlbert &iders,
s. 0fo6ert Senfinss Nsenoes eoDen,
g5In. s. Bennt9ton.
Mnnrtatisns~Normular unb neitere gtadriht hbe'
o;e @e5riIidaft Gtrb in Der Siiice aut Der Shoipe
Ode oer soub> ne aerssss srtbs'iss no su all
asass GT5 ses sS ea r Rs1ss aH
Mpplfant pInihen mag mS so,r
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silbercr3 ous Sclt ,,8Io9ssstQs. .

3 ca eW 90 3, Sp.sS., 30. 5annar. =
&upitdn Garbucr, etH prOmineuter Wiiucns
beiiser Scier @sgeub, r:tite geiteru nit 8ro.
ben BON GrS aus 80 usyiAieGenep Wtiuen -
20 berislben IN Aem SttberOiitrltte uou gear.
Bntte 8ele9sn mad ZEN Slcn ab. Gem
AUCd tit, 6itiChe Sdpit liteH su oeraula1en,
YOd;0trte in beltr @egsuo gu erri1ten.