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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-09-14
R@REIGN PORTS.

At Singapore July 2Sth, barcue Annie Reed. Crow
AT Bombay Aug 10, ships Carrie Humphrey. Gro
zier, for Cacutta Fannie Tucker, Roberts. uDc.
Ar at Trieste Sept 9th. oarques Fannie II Loring,
Doul New York; sth, Sarah Kingsbury, Griffin,
Ar at Queenstown nth, brig Brown, Foster,
Ar at Bahia July 25tb, ship VIM M Reed, Prince,
Cardiff
At Rio Janeiro Aug Is, ships Hagarstown. Whit
temore for Callao ready; w Mari. Morse, and
Rosie Welt, Welt, unc; Louis Walsh, White, tor CAL
lao; barques Matthew Baird Greenleat; Robt Porter
Goodell, and Edwin Reed Higginsi unc.
Ar at Caibarien Aug 30, brig Lewis Clark, Smith,
Mobile.
Ar at Havana I'd inst barque Acacia, Anderson,
Matanzas; 4th, brig Atalaya, Peterson. New York.
Ar at Matanzas Aug 81 sch Eta q Josie. Bunker
Fernandina; 9Th inst, barque Norena, Mailman, I'm
1 Portland.
Sid Aug 81, brig Alex Nickels, Peters, Pascagoula
I'd inst barque II Chadwick, Chase, North OF Hat
teras 18th. brig Lizabe Hooper. North OF Hatteras
AR at Cardenas Aug 81, sch Alta Cole, Mitchell,
Ar at St John, NF, Aug %. schs Abbott Devereux,
Haskell, Boston; 3D. inst, Rinsleader Pendleton,
Cid at st John, NIB. 10th inst sch Minnie Taylor,
Taylor, Calais.
--latest by European steamers.l
Cid at London sOth, Lydia skOlaeld, Dunnino. for
Sid FIN Gravesend S1st Helen Phnney sylves-
Ar at Gloucester 3Oth, Adde Hale, Sheppard, from
Amherst, Ms.
Ar at Queenstown list inst, Daisy BOynton, Apple
by, st John. NIB.
SID TN sOurabaya July 18th, Proteus. orcutt, for
Probolingo
Passed Straits of Sunda July H. Grecian, Dunbar,
from folio for Boston.
Ar at Calcutta July 81, Cora, Coombs, Bombay
Ar at Bombay Aug 7, Fannie Tucker, Roberts, FIN
Boston.
Sid Aug a. Premier, McGilvery. Liverpool.
Sid finn st Helena Aug 6, Carrie Clark, Storer, dm
Bombay for Havre.
Passed Ascension Aug 10. John Potter Mcclure
l from Basssein for Falmouth.
Sid FIN BIboa Aug %, Kate Wentworth, Travis,
/ New York.
Cid at Gefe Aug 3d. A Pettengill, Hail. Philadel-
/ phia.
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noto .uio W nafc peen possible, IN race OF the
Republican majority OF 6,097 in FORTY par
ishes What, in his opinion, led to such a
remarkable conversion tc the Democratic
faith OF the negroes in seventeen parishes
Was 1t WEAKNESS and discomfort of carnet. hao
rule, or was it the result secured by that vic,
lence and crime so successfully employed in
1868? But this is not all. Five of those sew.
enteen parishes were especially selected for
the employment of these modes of conversion
first, because of their favorable location on
and near the borders of Mississippi and Ar.
kansas, and second, because of the large ma.
lorlty OF colored Republicans which they con-
tanned. There were within them but 5.134
white registered white voters to 23,24 colored
andIyet so effective were the intimidation. VIC.
lence and murder there employed, that a
Democratic majority was secured of 4.455-
equai within o3g OF the entire registered Dem
occratic vote. Does not this raise a snsn;c-
ion even in the mind of Judge Black thai 9TH.
er causes than disgust of carpet-bag rule pro-
duced this result? Does it not look like the
irult OF policy organized for violence, crop-
ping out here and there in murder, until it
had hiled the land with terror? II
eouuge Black has certainly omitted nothing
VI sianuer, nothing OF reprobation, nothing of
oenunslation, OF all those who in any man
nel alueu III securing the elevation of Mr..
Hayes 10 the presidency, which the most viz.
lent and reckless of his party can desire He
has constructed with malicious inpenn,tv ne
well-compacted series of misstatements. each
reposing upon assertions positively made. and
all as rule destitute of any solid foundatinn
In so doing truths have been SO perverted as
to become falsehoods, and falsehoods
so interviewer with these as to an.
pear like truths. He has even
assailed those who at the request of the Pres
laeht went to New Orleans to witness the
G p OF the electoral vote by the Returning
1oaTo' aIt t it was known that at the request
o ~ f o n1iaen, several distinguished Demo.
"s' "',e W attend there for that purpose.
y
When be shall venture beyond Tho don,o,,
of denuncation, and entering the fair f tieid ~
inquiry and OF argument, shah candidIv eV.
plore the proofs on which the Board scted
and especially when he shall domestic on.
deaVor to realize that the Electoral Commis-
sion was powerless under the Constitution
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THE TURF.


Boston, Sept. i3.-The unfinished $50 race
of yesterday was won by Schuyler, Pratt ID.
Ed Getcbell 81. Time 22S.
Purse $1,000, divided, 229 class, resulted as
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FRANCE


PARIS, Sept. 13-The Gaulois says that the
judicial decision sentencing Gambetta to three
months Imprisonment for an outrage, deprives
him of civil rights for five years. Should this
judgment b. confirmed be will be compelled to
political retreat which would be mortal blow
his ambition. 1t adds, "Thvs the Republican
party loses at once its old consul and its young
tribune
Another Newspaper Seized.
The radical journal Mot d'Ordre has been
seized by the police.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-09-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY water conveyance-1000 bush corn meal 20 @
w True 81 Co, ~
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Boston Stock Market
[Sales at the Brokers' Board, Sept 1871
$4,000 Eastern Railroad new 81 bonds .....,... 81
Sl0OO do. so
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SPOKEN.

Aug o. lat 46 N. lon 16 W, ship Blanchard
from Cardiff for Rio Janeiro.
Aug %. lat 46 IS, Ion Is, ship John Watt, Deshon
from Havre for Key West.
Sept g. lat 81 %, Ion II so, brig Hyperion Williams
from Salt River, ia. for Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

y Ferrr station m Ncw-l Ork. foot Of Llberty-st
Commencing Jan. ], lSs7-fraIs leave as follovs:
68J o. For FeWlICtOl, Iaston BcNldtTe, hauch
Chunk. Tausgua, Wikcshaue, Eulra, &c.
s4s o. H. fOr EasiOu Harrisburg Maneh Chunk, rama
Qua. WiktsbarTe. WillamspoTt, &C.
10 80 a. a. and 80 D. mIOr SomeTyille and tlennnRon
u. m.-ftT flcmIigOI, I8siOB, MauCh CLUhk, Nhkts-
barre TIuiauUg HazC'On Reading POtt~Yle Harrisburg
IN m.-FOf EsstoR. l. ,lydere, aud Catasauqga.
5,J H. Iu daily For EaSt0n, AHcEJO"h, ana H@IIsUuIS
$50 o. Fcr Fastou.
ToT trains points time table at stations
SUNDAY TttAfN--LytVc a. $50 q. H., 3.j0 II y. N.
frr Bound intermediate points and at $3.50 fer
La Reading Han I-buTg
Trains for Perrin AmGoy, Red Bank. Long Brancl
Ocean Grove. &c, at 10, 1l45 q. 4l5 5:l5 p m
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
Real gslale Go exchange.
Giin propcrln Go Get.
Brooklnn properip Go fet.

A TO LET, very low, the desirable 3-stOry
n basement brick dwelling No 22S Csrrnllst near
Cara PARK desI bic tenant the rent VIII be MADE
reasonable Apply 10 T. CORNELL 81 Court ST. Brooklyn
TT'O LET-3-story brick SCH00L-H0USE, No.
4 iss Remser a.; S-atory brick DWELLING, lI9 VII
,oagssy-st GORDON l. ToBD. " clsrk-st, Brooklyn
TgNO LET-On Prospect place, Brooklyn, near
mn ave, the me'iinsized three story brick house
fnovu O. good order ~ VIII be rented low.
ROBERT S. BUSSiSG 2oi Moniaeue-st. Broos yn
VNO LET low, for four OF six monthS-A
4 FURNISHED HOUSE. small hut ccntraly located DAY
window facing Carroll Park delightful Summer residence
foT partc desiring combine home comforts Nih Teezes
40 shaded walks For further particulars cGl on EULAND
&WHIrIN NG BeekmanSt atZi6 President at, Booklyn
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
BOARD an6 Rooms.

Below Fourteenth-st.
NTICEST newIy-furnished ROOMS in Ninth
Wsrd for gentleman AEd wife or sDgIe gentleman WIN
BOARD. 2 Vaa Ness-l place. Charless ST.
IaTU-ST.. 73 WEST.-Second-st story front
and connecting HALL ROOM single or en tuito uo 5
arm conVsniences also large back HALL RooM houso P
yste good table reasonable
ol WEST WASHINGTON-SQU AXE: "a
- private family will give hfs-csss ADie s0u o'~
rooms 20 q few business men; references required
"A WEST l0TH-ST., near 5th-aye., deslra-
M bic ROOMS with frstcass Board al summer Plees
for families or gentlemen TTanBient ysitors aceommoV@o
Family private
West side.
An eleeont second floor ROOM and hall
N room with board at no. o. West sSths nnsAooPS'n
able references
DOARD.-Private house rooms en- suite Oh
I'D singyj very moderate tsrms pnVAss ~sA s'sA W.
402 Wett 22dsL
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
InrNiture.
Ere Grsam.
90 nbom 1t AIan Concern

% Whom II AIan Ooncerh
NOTICE-I want JOHN DUNN, ROBERT
" BUSN. JOHN HEATH, GEORGE EMS, or heirs, ~
inform Ine oi their WllFHEAEO fS through the Ne"l oI
Truuc or iy letter 10 EOs,yie Muskngam 'cah
ONO giving me the ~ the Mother Gi John Iunm ah
cS}s,e in f,,r Easf. WIILIEM bI M sen.
no NEWSPAPER and MAGAZINE PUB
LISHAKs-The advertiser, who nag abundant ia,,., : ;
rypricr,e desires contract Tor tht CoHP@tl
q; ono or more newspapers At very low hkf
Address =. y. T., Irihre Ohcr
TyNO The BUSINESS MtNIII.-Manu-
fa,frI. uuorttis and mtIc' De-! ey cautioned
against goods sample Or ncIciaio lo ~
yfrson unless written order DC
esriue bnsiess stamp and NY signature 0l thc one o ny
M0Sblchcr. or else Lty 90 III az ihei own
IeepOAa'O''''' ~ SOLOMON GOEI/.
Commission Merchant and Exporter
aut sJ DuaHest.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
CAPoN SPRINGS AND BATHS,

Nearer Washington City. Baltimore. Philadelphia and
EewYork than any Of the Virginia Springs
OPEN JUNE /.
One Of tie attractive OF the in the vr
sina mountains and its mineral among the most
medicinal They alkaline earbOnated containing also Salts
OF Lythia bathing superb spacious and airy
The diseases which these OF notable efficacy
are Caculus Catarrhal Affections Kidneys and Bladder
Diseases Of e Liver all stones ac Catarrhal affections OF
the organs OF respiration Chronic Pneumonia Peuauo EI
DYspcps other affections Of Stomach
and boyes Uterine Catarrh Gout and rheumatism Diabetes
Nstus tho skin, wonderful restorative OF
tbs fenae constitution addition CapOn fountain
there are Iron SPRING. second 70 none Daily mails ana
tseoraph ofos the House Music by 9th Regt B.nd OF
S~S MN. III. sALE, Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
WALL RIVER LINE

L'ALL nv LK LINZ
FOR BOSTON
and ~ Ioints Fast, via
NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER.
THE MAMMOTH PALACE STEAMERS
bristol AND PROVIDENCR
,esve Pier D. " r., foot Of Murrayst,
oauv SUNDAYS July 10 Sept p inelusvel at 3 p m
49,. s,.,e Rooms secured a, principal Hotels and
Ticket omcss At the Pier. and on Steamers
BORDEN d LOWELL. Agenta
opo. l. CoNNOR, General Passenger Agelt
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
IN | E,I,-A NICELY INTENSIFIED CNTN-
tA - MnNrHI.Y--AO minntle from Lihelty.
6leamJoats ano Railro aae.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave NcwYorE foot Of DesbrJsses and CTtantt
,,.--,--
$40 H. Washington and the West. Richmond Charles
south. making close connections Tor Columbus
CLl2-O. &c. ..-,
10 d. m Washington and the " est, and foI Richmond
GOT'unsyN I'Uiiman cars rom NCN \ orr
Baltimore and Washington making close connections lor
CiI.l mat. Louisville. St Louis.
$50 dIiy FOR Warrington, TIC South and West Pan
man s'os,rs 60 Baltimore AMI Nrsi.nFun
making close connections Tor Chicago. Cincinnati Louisville
South ana south " tst
Waslngon with trans Tor Lyuchburg. forida, NJwOi leans
Eud ur south. o..
Fr Though tickets please Csu az Companys Office, 3l5
broadway. York and al ticket Offices, 700 o torthHot
aud Dee broSses sis. ana depot, Jersey CIy.
ASK FOK TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA Me-

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
TOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave YORK FOR Trenton and Philadelphia al Top
$50 Q2o 80 o. m l3O $50, $780, IL p H. ami al D. m
for Trenton ,.- NJ,
roat Third aud eIkssls 7:30 ESQ., $50, ll:3O H.
l.s1 $50. j.in - o. .- i. o.. ~ --
Lave Trenton for NeYork AZ l2O Gt5 oO5' elo 200
O. u. ~ %. 10 f.l5. GOO =.
Drawing attached 10 tNe 300 p m
nnt ur n trains and SlrcfDg The II clock mid
I1git tr.ius nom both Ncw-l ORR sHd Philadelphia
~ NDAY TitAINS-IcaNc NcwNOrk and Philade pI'a al
90 a m.. 3.Sl. u D. 200 10. ,
IrE,. or sale al foot Of LihcIfyst, Nos. J29 and ~ !
Iroadway the principal hotels an Offices of The ile f
wy m hcw YORK AID BROOKLYN, and al No. CoItk',
Bf .u baggage checked from residence 10 destination
IS. T.. BALDWIN. Gen. FoSs Aseri
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
5lludtlons Ulnte0--fcmdics

EOR the better class Of SERVANTS, apply
s a. the plTioss Of the LADIES PROTECTIVE UNIoS,
l37 West 3fihst annual subsc ption - wages reduced
4 ADY's MAID and NURSE, or CHAMBER
II MAID and LAU&DI,iSS or FINE " WA-HTSG.--Bya a
very highly recommended young by the laiy lived
Tie last always found her respectful
aud correct i1 her dncauri tuiirty Trustworthy arJou.
i8gy itIfu aud competent IN the younc children
i,iahlS growing Children superior chaMbcmaa and
isuHdrss city country. Cali ar BOOkHAMS, $50 4tl,
t.g rI,.r -
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

,REz WEST 2GTH-GT.iA neatly FURNISHED
eBO ~, Wit o. "h0dt bo'iu l'sc o. O''' -
-.I!tt.g family.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
GouuIrn properiu % Get

At FNGLEWOOD, N.J.-A furnished COT
~ TAGE near the Hudson 10 LET for July and Augus
J. O. FLOYD, 1S Milhain ST.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

I ADY'S MAID-By a French young woman
IL maid, seamsress and nurse for grown children
speaks perfect French teach children nTscass refer
ences city country Inquire for RosAIIE, at ODELLs
lOe West 3&thsl
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

ono WEST 33D-ST. Go. . Norman
sek fla-,1 near T. eyatsi R,g.oad Stati"1-Eti'ie
ROOMS to,t vitae Vilh,u. BOARD Z. m0Ia'e rnce'
IN tyt.. .rg.u o.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
CrCHrSt0rS.

Z CNG BRANCH EXCURSIONS.
81 ivEtY SUNDAY
IE~SE hDYF viii lc Per No s. y. r. Qoot
x RrgtuIsi at 10 Returning leave Log Branch at
~" %. ..,,, -, -, -
Is @cGTs.ou give passengers ,l2iu san down INC
Hay u fa vc 81 OCEAN, also CfOrdb the OPporI
- svriuG toe .. ,,..,., OIL, ,,,..., ,>.r
Fare -. IlrstiS COOL Ur ihr day 0Hly
W. = SNEDEN, q. y. y. j. - r. r.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

V'O LET, at "a very low rent-HOUSE III
The very Lrst location fiave between Fifty seventh
qrd FfycghihSts tie Park Possession immediately
Inquire of 5. r. TATE he Ma.denlane
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
Gteanboais ano RAILROADS..

A LBANY BOAT, PEOPLES LINE.
~ Tho elegant DREW and ct JOHN leave Pier
81, n. r. every weekday at u. connecting Albany
with railway George, Cham
plain, tue Adirondack and White Mountains. Fare only
81 90 ana a reduction 10 all points.
S l. MAYO. GEM Pass Agent
CATSKILL and STUYVESANT BOATS
" leave daily from Pier No 42 foot Of Canast, at
for passengers and freight.
CITlZFNS, LINE STEAMBOATS, FOR
~ TROY, connecting vita all railroad lines North, faFt
West ard mRnihcont ste1mbosts leave daily
(Sauriays eNcepcd g from Pcs 4o N r. foo, ~
eroyst Through tickets sd and baggage checked TO all
pOinie. JOSEPH CORNELL, Superintendent
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
A. ARRANGEMENT OF PAssEN0ER TRAINS Jan. l,
ls77-eave depos foot OF Corandi aud DeshTossee Sta a.
80 D. NJ Night Express daily for Ftsoa. Bethlehem. AL
enoWn Eauch Chunk Wikesbsrre Pittstcu Ssyre klnra
Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fas and tue
West Punans secpnE coaches attached
HOET. II. SAYKH supt- and Engr.
General OG,oe Cortland
CHAg Il. CUMMINGS, ASOnt.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

COTTAGE FOR SALE at CORNWALL-ON-
Y HU DSON. y. v Cfhe Highisl; elsNon ROOMS hUHe
ALL plenty OF water. Address T. T.. LIDO Y
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

kn WEST i6TH-SV.. bet. 9th and Gth-avcs'
Zs,T -Wa-deoreiy luini shed ROOMS with BOARD, 20 lam
les sneHIr alyo s8ee rooms terms m'deFd'oi 'i'"
al L
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

AT TARRYTOWN-UPO N-THE-HUDSON-
~ some of fie finest COZ NTY STATS RENT. prices
greatly reduced May l3 1877. PURDY & BRoWLIS 100
MSin St. 1ary town.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

TREENWICH, Conn.-Furuishod HOUSE to
M for the Summer: ten rooms and bath room lawn
and garden in Onler Address Box 80 Green|ic.' CoH
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
aparlmcnts & tlafnrai9tcd il2oms 10 fcl

Apartments s t.IEnEH!9It0 N3JAs % II
ELEGANTLY FifRNItiiED ROOMS, I'll
A. c.u,crrn,. veg c-lp: i,d Top .'', ssOi Thy
sic!ans oli.- very -ii Wet -'it'-.
f9O LET-At 80 West $2i-s.., q SccoaG-
sto.y rye i.t,s ECON ".tn lo' 20" cd rai,r a'.
good c!asets bat rom tc s.v tfri t- 4.Al 49,, -
thc gentlemen. heiefeaoe' eIol'h-'0 Afn
IL 5i9 Htst J4Gs.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

DHIADELpHIA ,ia LONG BRANCH aud
1 The NEWJFRSEY SOCIHEES AiLRotp. .-Fsr'
lower than by auy route. CoamencnE %Cvembr H."
1876, leave NewYcTk from 1ef North dei loot 'o i''
H. Tor pb adeiphia Long Branch Toms River Wa:c-
town ans TacEcUoH
'"-"-lN ~ " = SNEDEN. Cen. Man2ger
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
East Side.


EgARLEN.-4G EaSt l24.h-st.--TO gentle
,r,r. a,t vile or tru c.afirIuCE. with E,'ri 4 H
zl,oyr ROOM srcoHG ,inrf. han f0mc, decorated "h new
fui l.u. e-l hood deli -lt'a.: immediate Nlliy
H,,ru. Morris PAS na Vi,!la ivn bi.cLs - ~ pot
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

NIORRISTOWN, y. J.-TO LET for three
Nk SUMMER months geutee ola fashioned, wen furnished
house of ~ rooms with modern 500 Ern
Dr. DODGE, 10 West INenhcthst.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

20 WEST 24Ti-ST.-HOOMS to LET, from
sBsI ~ 90 $l5 rtr week witt Board. rom 3 10 $50
Ans WEST 22D-ST.-HandSoni furnished
mad fe r,rIp
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW EItsEe !. ..,
Ts,s es,. Tor EuglegOsd C2ster PlermOnt all H!acA
s[5 a NJ. 9 l. 4l5. so $50 80 p NJ Sa6 s%t0i4AJ
,ettS .-lr M 1880 o. m SUNDAY T. a. 10 eno t'V m
sUuc valley and hOisey . 40 a. i!i - y. "'
JSC. Z. ABBOTT Genl Psssr Agent Ne"-lo loIh'--
T0Op -NrXy-gAVEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
Il OFr-r d. trl4fT. MJtNIAINS, mon RIA J., q. d m
terrnessfe p6ius steamers leave iier ~ E H. I'g
oey. esrrus az g. and II y. M conhe'tlut Win .
trs.rs az Sow Haven f,r HARTFORD sPlt H., Vo-. sTd
so't and bargage checked At 9ii BrOaa"ay NtN
CoartsL. Brooklyn EACurslOn to NeNhaNeA anu ie'uH'
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18
ERIE RAILWAY.

a
II WINTEE ADVANCEMENT OF TRAINS In eject
. a. M, Cfnciuuau and Chicago Day Express Drawing
Room C0seI,s to Bgi!llO ana Suspension Brlfge
1850 -EHpress Mail ior Buaaio with sleeping Oo"cheN
- pl-iDaiy) Pacific Express for Ihe West. sleeping
Coaents tr0u. JchtsteT Buffalo. Niagara fals CIuc
ran chicago without changer also Hote Dinihs cars 10
aIr.i- = cave Chambers street Depot n. Y, for ,r
Gas. $50. lOiO. I5O q 10, 5:i" shd . -
p H. ~ Midnight Saturday nights only Sundays 'I'
'rt,reSfurd PARK and Psssac T. 7+6. 10 IL noon,
IsI. s. q 90 4JJ, ., q. GO ;. % D. III, II insush sun
49, :O lO n. no.. c.3O p. aHd u midnight -
t.fsrs0n T. 7.S5 40 TO- IO45fi: In ~ noon, l4o
sib $40 4sJ D. 5l5. g. G:lj $50 :, ~ p NJ aud -
nidr sht sundays sSO 9l5, 10 a. m, l:4b $50 p''
'ba n Ii';' t5 lO45 a m. S4s, 0, 6, m IL MID
right Sunosys g. $50, 10 n, l49' CSC p n ana IL
us2tlss.n uss2tlssn @ D. tn $50 l3Op. u. Sundays $50 am
Wsrvict, lO:45 A. n. @:3O j. ~. ,yo - e,rd,vs s2o
,ssggr4l g. 1910 q. VI. $3.50, 4So p m sahu@y$ ooo
AEg,,,..,on $50 D. 10. sundaIs s 60 .. ~
tgsteu g. T:4J g. lO4j no. $780, $50, 4:3o p n sun
6.iSwu 745 D. 10 - 49,. $40 45O, p u sahdsiS
$50 z Taos - ~. ara t,I y. ~
80 am NcYCfs and OswtQo Mlalald RairotH M h 81 81
Port Jcryis, I" lJ4b n ul' A'"V . y IT. S'
T. t" ms icavinc Chscbcrsst even of hali hours
Iututs t.d-si ilittA d. 1.'iiOt
49, ,.l.. inns: lTaips leaving ChamOtrs6. ON quarter
49,. rv.r tv thilt 90 go and t4v D. NJ con "H
-. suIpss 10 a'o ~
ets flr pass2e6 and for Apartments IN bL"Nl1
an ecpuR C0nclcs cen De obtained ana Ci,rIS tr
SrsSs Kos 2Sy h25 sud 957 BIoad"ay Nc C9ui'sI
Tre-k " and ST tie Company De.ots - 8 81, -, ys
from the Wsst arrive ~ 4>S"-i0 VIZ ~ '
q n. 2.lQ al 755 p N.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-18

EN WET 2GTN-Sr, Ecar iIoadWa{m
tpaF Paiuynrc Rooms second ats third l@CTs, Win OF
W Board. Iail. ius:ueTs taken.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-05-31

se- 9ehten 0reitag Woraen ereis-
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elm idredliGes llnalid. Ser Batter
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eincm Sabre bel ieinen Sobne auf Be.
iu1 mar, woIlte an oiefem Sage einen
alien S9uppen, Der etwas taufalig
sewor6en, wieber In cine geraSe 6i4'
tuns bringsu. Gr battle su Dieien
:3wed Den 8ooen ura ettidje Der Srdser
oes Sberbaues aufselcdert. ais plob'
lib Der 8au suiammenitnrste. Serr
Suumeiitcr iudte iid ourd Die SIudt
~ rsttsu, murine ieood BON einem
iGpsrsn etua 20 Sub llnaen SdIfen
aui Dem Die gauge Yait bss Ondes lug.
ant 3intertOpfe setroHen, uno guar
nit folder Gepalt, oaB er cinen oOp-
pelten SddneIbrud erlitt, ousenbIi6s
,!iden 500 ueruriadeno. $3err Saa'
meiiter bate ieinen Batter auf bic Se'
iabr, in wtlder er iid besab. aufmert'
iam aemadt unb iid erbOttn ibn babel
bebil1i& gu iein. ~urbe ieSo& nit Der
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Gin Samstas fanS bic 8eerbisuns
unter ;ablrsider SstbeiIisuns uuf Dem
6Hmilier.@ esrabnibpIabt itatt
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Sen 6armeru bon S%asconabe unn
anarensenben counties CUR Na6ridt,
bas iG oieies Sabr eintn sroBen SOr'
ratb bon 8ubitabI Coast stceD Yfiaen
ansefertist babe. unO ba i'd mir beiru-
oere Mlbe aeaeben babe bas bette
Matcrial, wcI1,s fir bieien 3tped gu
betommen 1T gu taufen uno in Der Din.
i%ertisuns berieIben Die srofte @oriidt
d~naetpnnot wuroe, f. werbe id fur
oieIelben in leoer Se;iebung 9arantiren,
feNte int @etrauh 9efuncen pcrosn,
ba6 6ieie YHise ni6t ebenio gut m-
beiten ais irsenO elm 6a6rifpFua 70
iperhe i9 Is fur tc:uen Sertauf bee
tra6ten. SD er.Gube mir bel bieier
@eleoenbeit bic Tnrmer 81 warnen Dor
oeu Clip Sbare YFIqen. D. b. no bic
SAaar aus .ipei Sbeilen ,ufanmcnae.
iebt lit, mo fam bi:itlbcn init &eHt
elm S6winbeI nenneu, neil ne fem
S9mico in Srbnuua baltcn fam unb
man nod fehr fur;en Stbraud Die
S6aar negwerfen muB. Nud butct
Gud Dor Den Sap Stanhers, WO per'
mittcljt sUci 8Ol;en ODER S1rauben Der
Baum befeiigt lit. fur weI6e 5eun'
iprudt wiro. oab man barurh ben
Baum uerielen fam; bieielben fno
niht itihbaltio unb aebeu nit Der Belt
nod Oicie Yfiise murbeu Obne aenii.
aenoe Yrobe in Den Marttaebradt uno
inS au6 bieieS Sahr in aroBer @n;abl
i'm @ouutD rerbrcitet uno i'd fam bir-
iclben bios fur eiuen Sonntag YFu9
anempfcblcn.
Jlr eiuen guten mno baaer=
baften STus fpreGt bor bel
2ouis Weper.
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- @aibinatoner Oepeiden beridten,
bab Gins gum Soten in Der SfFee oes
GeneralanmaItS ernnnnt iDoroen 1T.
Gins 1T Der Sarbige, oefien Dor eini'
gen sluan;ig Sabren uuter benz Sclapen'
faneseieb in Bottom erfolgte Serbaf'
tuna uno ipdtere Nuslisferuns on iei'
ueu 3trren cine 10 tiefe @%ufresung ber'
porriefsn uno ba;u beitrugtn, Der auf
bic NbidaHuns Der Selanerei geri9te.
ten N~sitatiou iueitere Starte gu oer'
leiben. Ser iebise Stnsralanwalt
Debcns mar bnmals SuHbesmari6au
in VI afaGuietts, unb Der MutbeiI, weI'
den er al ienen Sorsdnsen nabm, bat
ibm neuerrin9s bon Wenoea Ybiuips
oen 8amen siars .S Carbohydrates" ein'
setraecn, otaltid Ieueus nit Icdt
seltenb madte, bab linn Oamals in ieiEer
Giaenihaft ais 8eamter uidts anoeres
iibrig blieb. als Die Geirbe Der Ser.
Staatsn iu Dol,ieben, 70 iuenig or aud
nit benfelben e;nperifanten iein mCGte.
Nud bob Ocuens berpor, bnb er cine
Selbiumme sur Grtaufuns Der Sreibeii
BON Gins suiammenssbro@t nnS ibr
ipdterbin su Derfdiebenen @taten un
teritust babe. Niles biefss tOunte ma
tirIi4 BEL @en6el Ybilips ni9t ber'
fanssn, Seusns blieb uno bleibt in Der
9lusen befielben Gin SeIaoenbnnb. Ill
les in alem eenommen, uirS isood
mobI oas Yublitum ;u Der &nIHt &C.
lanseu. oa6 Der ,Sflauenbuub" Seueni
Dem friiberen ScIapen Gins nit ieineI
ptuctiiden @erftbdtiafeit bon sr6Bcren
NuBeu aeluefen lit. oils @enSea Ybiaip!
nit feinen if0u tIingenben Ybraiet
unb feincn Sdimpiereien auf Der
@ohIthdter BON Gins.