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New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

Each proposal s1ould sealed and Hdcrsed Proposals
for stock Of City OF NewYoTk and rclossd IN second
envelope addressed the Controller.
The night reserved the part OF the Controller 70 recs
al Of the bios m his Judgment the interests OF me
corporation rednire H.
For full information see city Record.
JOHN KELLY, Controller.
CITY Of View York. Department. Of Finance. C0ntr0leib
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
financial.

A counts of corporations, firms, and mil
n examined and sdjusted o. HasIea % Nasssa
A GAS STOCKS.
"A. NEW YORK hETROPOLITAN, MUTUAL AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
Of Brooklyn and New YORK Gas seeurIes aes'
inby GEO H PfES daissi =. w
Jersey CITY WATER BONDS.-SEALED
~ PROPOSALS will be received at the once OF the
Treasurer CITY Hail. until WEDNESDAY the z4th INST a.
o'clock M for purchase 0f the whole or any part OK
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY. FIVE THOUSAND DOIx
LARS OF JERSEY CITY SIX PER CENT COCPON
WATER ONDS, payable in thirty rom July l. 1910
These bonds authorized by al Act OF the egsate m
the Jersey approved March 1871 ana are 10
pay Water maturing the Lat day OF July next .
The right reserved reject any all Os not cohsd
interest Of the City 20 accept them.
Proposals be indorsed Proposals for Jersey ClV
Bonds" and addressed TO NJ NJ. DkOHAN,
President Board Of Finance and Taxation.
or HENRY PATTBEKG.
Chairman OF Finance Committed
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

WANTED
W BURLINGTON CITY. Iowa. and Per Cert Bonds.
DAVENPORT CITY iowa. and Per Cent Eomls.
DUBUQUE CITY Iowa. q frr Cent Bonds
HENRY COUNTY. Iowa. Per Cent BOnds
LEE COZ NTN, Iowa. 3 Per Cent irnts
DAYTON CITY. ONO. Per Cent Bonds.
INDTANAPDLI- CITY, INDIANA, 30 Per Cent Bonds
LOUISVILLE CTT.. Kentucky y and Per Cent Bonds
COVINGTDN CIr1. ~ . and $40 Per Cent Ronds.
ALLEGUENN CITY, PennsYlyanIa Per tenf Bonds.
any other cs aid county bonds suitable for invest;
monJ - -
. I'D q
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26
Jersey City June ie, 1871 '''
aNSAS pACIFIC PATT WAY COMPANY

Ia ANNAS IANlEI ~ hAllgN a L tONl AZ
IN formerly Union Pacific Railway CO. Eastern l1yisionl
LOUIS, No. June 22 Is77NOce Is hereby given 70 the
secured by the following mortgages on deeds
Of Company, namely Mortgage dated anuaTy
and Leavenworth, to J. F. Thompson ana Fl Aiexsn,er
1865 of the main line OF said ON
pany from the 1t the l0th mile post thereof west from
WyanGott, and mortgage, dated june J. l' oi e
line OF said Company, from the l40th 10 the 5oth nile
post thereof west from Wyandott 10 j. r. Thompson Hp
AdOlDhus Meer-that said Company WILL MONDAY, the 81
day ~ september apply The District Court ~ Dousas
County, Kansas. tn appoint RI FUS J. LAChLANDgi -
Louis No. Trustee said deeds OF
trust, in place Matthew Baird, deceased .
h. President.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

4 SO 800, 5000. $500. $1,0OO.-ALEX.
ID sfTtl fHBTfITNGHAN 4 Coz Broker 80. j. Wa. st,
make desirable stock, which frequently
twenty thc invested stocks bought
long desired drug f 81 three cent
Explanatory circulars and weekly reports sent free
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

MoyDAY. June %. 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-26

Foreign exchange was Quict.but firm. and selling
rats4 we're on the basis of - S7aIi s7li for 90
davs bills and 3 S9i20Ti S93i for sight TO the :.
Tie official closing rates were as follows:
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-04
LIVE ST 0 CK,9 "a.
BORDER LEICESTER, SHEEP

A breeder has this to say in the oNasth
british Agriculturist, of the decrease in size
and substance, Of the Border Leicesters. 't
From a purely fancy point of, view the
present fashionable Leicester is no doubt a
remarkably neat: and graceful, animal; but
apart from this, and looking to the practi-
cal results derived, from the lsss of pure bred
sires;ai it is questionable if the neatness and
elegance now SO much sought after (irre-
spective of size and substance( is calculated
to improve, the mercantile stock of the coun-
try. 1t has always been the case in fancy
breeding that soma> eNccllencies are lost
sight Of in, the cultivation of details which
have only all indirect bearing upon the keep
ing up and improving Of our pure breeds.
Therefore we have too many breeders who
center their ideas of excellence ppena some
minor points, and shut their eyes to the fact
that the sheep breeders profession is the
growing of wool and mutton. A bantam
may be discarded for being too large, or a
dorking may be doomed to the "kailpot""
for having a faulty feather in his tail, yet
even a sensible collie may have a. stone tied
to his neck because. nature has, not painted
him according to fashion, and all, this is
%oolishness. There is no doubt that similar
crotchets have much to do with the decreas-
ing size of our Border IeicesteEs. We do
not wish them to, become open, soft brutes
like the Lincoln ). neither is it adyisabla,that
they should degenerate and grow like the
old Leicester, from which the Border Lei
cester sprung but they. should be grown
as large as possible without departing from
purity OF. blood and good quality, so that
their influence may be more marked upon
our smaller breeds of sheep, the crossing
with which dconstituitess the Leicestersn4 chief
value.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-04
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION uF SHORTHORN
tI'" t~tt2" z

The sixth annual convention Of the Amer
lean Association of Breeders of Shorthorns
will be held at Lexington, KY, beginning
on Wednesday, Oct, 81, 1877. 1t is earnest
ly desired that every member of the asso-
citation, as well as every considerable breed
er of Shorthorn cattle in the United States
and the Canadas, will attend and take part
in the proceedings. A number Of subjects
have been selected for discussion, n the
invitation is extended to breeders to for
ward to the Secretary such questions as
they desire an expression of the convention
upon {; or, if it is preferred, to prepare adj
dresses thereon, 70 be read before the con-
yention. "In the multitude of council there
is wisdom.n There are many questions Of
of vital Importance connected with the sub
iect of cattle breeding which can only be
satisfactorily settled by the assembled WIS
dom of those most interested therein. "A
sparse attendance Of the breeders Will not
insure the consumation of the desired OBJ
iect. The Shorthorn cattle interest in Amer
lea has assumed mammoth proportions, and
it would appear presumptuous for the few
to legislate for the many Its therefore de-
sirable that there should be a general at
tendance of breeders at this convention in
order that the benefits of the organization
may be felt and Appreciated s@.7.t.a3 io+7
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-04
THE FUTURE STOCK FEEDS.

The Black Hills Pioneer says: 'The sub
jugation of the Sioux Indians opens up to
occupancy the finest stock range of the con-
tnent, and the enterprising stock-raisers of
the country have already moved toward
utilizing them. Montana the now settled
norton oft is admitted to be the best stock
range at present occupied, and the ranch
men all agree that the, unsettled portion of
the eastern part Of the 1Tersitory, that IS the
main Yellowstone valley, the Rosebud, Big
Horn, and Clark''s Fork valleys, are togeth-
CT superior, as grazing ranges, to the. Madi-
son and Gallatin valleys, in which thou
sands Of heads of cattle are subsisted. Many
Montana %ranchmen have moved over and
located ranches on the. Yellowstone. and
some on the Rosebuaa and Clark's Fork.
These advancing settlements to the east
ward are rapidly moving this way, and will
shortly reach the advanced settlements to
the westward from the Black Hills. We be-
keve that by this time n~ext,yeazs- it wiEkbe
possible to set out ON horseback. from Dead
wood City, and travel to the Yellowstone
river, stopping at a ranch every night. The
greater portion OF the intervening country
is pastoralin character, with here and there
agricultural districts. 1t viii, in q few years
be Tricky settled, and be covered with all
the embellishments of civilization" N
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-04
7 Il Z DAIR Y.
HYGIENIC AND MORAL ASPECTS OF
= .la.ae .tL SWIMMING "L- --3

We have briefly considered the legal and
commercial aspects Of skimning. It now
remains for us to examine the hygienic and
moral side ofthe subject.
The basis Of cheese is casein. 1t is a high
ly heterogeneous and notwithstanding hod-if
digestible and assimilabe."" Clear easein
would not he much more ~palatable. or MI
sritious than vulcanized rubber. Or. Ed
ward Smith, in his popular work on
+" Food" published by d. Appleton g. Co.,
says "casein is very difficult of mastication
and digestion when dry and" eaten alone,
and is. not very tempting to the palate"
lie adds: . There isa long standing be-
lief that cheese is not easily digested, and in
tact,that, of any given quantity. much will
pass .ofEby the bowels unusea: That, it is
true, has been repeatedly proved by me
when determining the amount of nitrogen
GUS matter which appears in the faces after
eating cheese. In my own experiments, it
was shown that the use oS,cheese caused an
increased execretion of nitrogen by the kid
neys as we'll as by the bowels, which prov
ed that part of it was digested and trans
formed in the system, and part passed off
unchanged."5 h&b t#.&, 3t' 1.'.@."
We believe there is no disagreement
among authorities about the indigestihility
of caseln, in its simple state. 1t is ALMOST
insolpble, and combines with many sub
stances, to form insoluble precipitates-
hence the value of mill. as an antidote for
aoofofa nF lnor( onrroc;xa orlI:n,cto ,,rh
similar salts. IT also forms soluble, com7
pounds; and nothing, as yet, has. been
found so good for this purpose as butter,
as,we find the two united in rich whole
milk cheese. Mature has made no mistake.
The. richer the cheese in butter, the better
the more palatabie, the more digestihae, and
the more nutritious. No one disputes this.
DIR. Smith says, "-cream cheese is more ai-
gestiAel tllaa ordinary cheese. both because
it is softer and may be readily 'mnasticateG,
and because it has a less proportion Of case
in" The; most palatable and wholesome
cheese the. writer ever tasted was made of
Jersey milk, and contained over 40 per
cent. Of butter. Rlra. composition of cheese
varies, The following is probably a fair av-
erage. . 6si=
Water. heterogeneous. Fat. Salts.
Skinned Cheese Al. 4.s GS. 40
Whole-misk = 36a 2s.4 . sL.aa AS
This. corresponds very nearly with Prof.
aGoessnan''s analysis, given in the Reporter
oaIuly lae His was fins, samples-whole-
mak, skinpied at the e;.A ct II hours, "a
hopss> 3%sshours, and d hours-and num-
bere1a, 2,3, 4. 8. iin the order giyen:l as
~ tes. 3 1ss,as - 81 q - .*d
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-04

THE trotting stallion Mambrino Gift, with
a record Of 2:20, and for whom $4,000 was
refused last year, Cied at Flint, Mich, last
Saturday. 60, s.. 49,. rT,...tsf ...s1
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-04

is known to both parties to ~
Bnt when the. professors dis covss ""Nfta
transmute all metals into gold and =, .0E b
cheese into whole-milk, it may 10 y
revise our commercial code and 'Ne b
all is fair in t~rade!-Egy, Cheese o.1 wy Thai
Reporter. D"H'
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-04

SHIPMENTS OF FREsHEMEATs FROM AUS.
rRALIA.-The Americans will nave a form
idable rival in, the business of shipping fresh
meats to the British markets. Messers,
Mort s. Nicolle, q wealthy firm in. Sydney,
are proceeding RAPIDLY with their newly-in-
vented apparatus for reducing tina tempera-
cure of the meat-room, on board OF vessels
which are to- canvey the meats to alleir des-
t%ination. Each vessel is. to. be furnished
with four evaporating pans, two large. and
swo snail, and other apparatus for manu-
iadturiagg the cooling liquid, anu 14,000 feet
Of iron piping, through which it flows. The
ingredients used in the process and the par
dcular modus opaandi are kept secret< The
arrangements We're very nearly completed
1T last accounts, and the British market will
soon realize the benefits of these Australian
shipments, should the experiments of
Messrs. Mort & Nicolie be crowned with
success. a nte9sto 4a s &t.1 A@4
FROM, the Larsac ra2e of sheep in France
\ ~, MI. brnfn5 y :, ., okorf nl,no., =: o,,,Io -,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-04
VFICK'S ILLUSTRATED saa
PRICE

Fifty pages-soo illustrations, with wit y%eessaIle..
6S thousands of the best flowers ~ III for sN'
tho world, anaahe ray 10 grem m earuan sudtv,
cent postage stsmp. Printed in 1tfNe
lish.7 ~ or cents q ~.
yicS,s FioMsr and Vegetable Garden 'y''
paper; in elegant cloth covers, sl;o aes,erssE,f
: Address. JAMES WICK, he'''
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-04
NtANADLAN POULTRY JOURNAL
VI 49,, 4
A Handsomely illustrated Monthly,

Deyetaa exclusively to Pealtry! WI VIII y TslJe,
a good J, psactical journal, essentiasfo 'o i't
Faneies5 Breeder and Amateur. ;ers, ErcFy
it now has the largest circulation Of any paper ys,a wS.
class and poultry -brceders wig; lind 'A'"
advertising medium:
Terms: 81 per annum. .o, publahiss
Address: Canadian Poultry Joains,
Company, Brantford, Ontario, taa.""-
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-04

FaoM, the Larsac race of sheep in France
ae celebrated Rouque.ort cheese is made to
saNsee. extent off, COO 900 pounds annually.
, 1877-08-29
Rt0mpnb pOit Offtee.
Dp1tz ARRANGEMENT.
Au9uf 1877.

Narblidc 9urdboH. !2msimor tSoy,a
snssfr,ommsa Sonntass. -Nafnnff nix q
~; unS Il a. q w m Yohf@Inb Z q. @.
,4,S SDn ! sa;.aMnfunft 7.t5 @. m.-poa.
Wornlide @cs.pof. GGeIid, ors3encr.
me- S , n a. Wn1unf II q. M.-Yol.
l9luB Z V. w. unb 3.45 81. 81. "T
saeli9e gof. .3peimal taa1ih. ous,..
9enonf1en ocntta9s.-Infunff 40 q. Up
nnn 500 ". M. = poffblub 6.25 81 ~ ~
Unit 10 n. SO. S.M-
Morfolt & Petersburg, unb 3wi1d,u.ss.
M,tanTf 1880 ". 81. -y0ni6lu6 1855 q.
Gteb tnon6 e. Danhiae Gifen6ob. es
&c., arsunft AS 81. M. Gaasat!ys
Sanntls & @reensbnro. saari6. ouso,.
HoMmsn S1nntaes: - Mnfunft s. @ sp's
SarmbiQe, 2yndbura u,b gu,,.u,n.
ssnaoar9; Saali6, srnntaas 'ousn, W.
met n n Anfunft $50 81. gP. - N,afSsdi,a
~Ngstapeafe& Ohio Gifenbahn. sSou.
So""'age aasaenpmnen. Nnfunft < ak o.
W. - pofftlu6 7.45 9. M. ''so ".
%@oresHspiae, Charlottesville. @
S'fesn awtlden @barIcttespiue NM tssaa.on,
.pa. t1ston, 2ynabure. uno m,if,. "uns
TsH''V svu ecsfna OF - Qnfunf, Snk ame
M.- poHftlub 8.45 81. 81, o'4o -
Sshbsnra unb DanSiue goeut. gS,ua
""'""' o'4o y. W.-gpfi6lub 8:45 81. m
u @sf goint nub stattonen n, mr. q -
". la0 e. ". u. 1aalt6, @snnta"a IT,
npIame q % Mnfunft 1890 g. ID. ~ S mn;,.
y m 81 nne ganeanasn am Qo,f SILVER
wa gtsli Point. DrsimaI pSHentlGib NJ
iInIi DtsnlfaG OonnetFaa unb 5,rrot"sns
ao.oo .. M.-potlbln5 Disnaaa. gonnsr.
laa "no Sennabeno $50 81. ~.
2apeagaatpd, iiter MYIett's. tSor;h
~"'"h11 o'5O ". ". ppf1dlue 81, 81
Sanaes Niber 9ampfer. Dreimol mich ~,
lW.-Nntuntt, Dienlaaa. TonnsrN,osVy. 49,
Soafarenfs> $50 q. M.-VpfibIms mon
"9'' M'''D0as uas Jrsitass, 6.3Ogg. a'
" Canal gafet. gr.imal 4Saentlid.
a y y Mtttwpds Grfitaas unb @anntoos
o.3og. M.--pOtl6Ius, Mcntaos. y9ittu,aseho
"ao 8reitaes, 4 y. M.
Sgort Elmp Sfnutc. ;3pcima IL ,pSdentie
! - gMe'ah1thA Mo tiss uub gR .tprds. 6
u. vs.: % % yefl9lub, . enaass uno Are,.
81 INIT, Sumfflon Monte. DreimaI pS9sntHd. -
: s 81 ap M0niaS MitpOa unb Brsitaa UNI
NV ~. - Totl@lub D,enids, Dpnntrlfaa
ou Wlehoa;e. 3wsimal tpS6sntia.-Wufuuft
~ ~ Va pW une Sonnabsnb IL M.-Vpl,tlus
~e''~0~ ano Srnaabeas 1 81. ".
, 1877-08-29

StertliHfeits= Yert1t. Vi
fanheu mabrenp Der Iebten 8rhe 80 Speta.
Idle bierlsItl itatt, namliG: @eibe IA; Sur
tise 25; MGnnlih Is; @eibli9 "a.
Mltsr-1 Sag biz 80 5, 1 Mpnat bis 6 3.
o Monat bis II 2, I Sabr lis 3 6, 3Sab,
bis 5 3, 5 Sabre lis 10 2, 1923. 20 S,
303, 80 $40 3, 40 S.-501, SO $50
6, 60 SO /, 1870 0, $3.50 1, In
brfanrt
@tanb-Geeis 26, gerbeiratbst 8, @it'
wel 0. @itmen 2, llubffannt 2.
@eburtsrrt -Yer. Staaten 81. Dmiit
LAMB 2, Canada
Mpbnuns-Statt 2, Marlbal Marb g.
Seferlpn 9Sarb 6, Mabilpn @arb 5, Sion
rpsg9arb 8, Clay @arb a, Sadlun @5nrb II
Mrmeubaus 1, StaatsGsfaneuib l, 5Oipital.
Ss9einiet- &esulare @erste IS, Coroner
1, @Oarb Of Ssaltb 8, i~rresulars Msrate O.
s. 81. @abell, SO. ..
praleent nSrarp pf 5ealtb.
, 1877-08-29
9os Nic.Mie Ser g diIlcr.

Yie.Mie Ser g diller.
2oac. 9as ON Montaa a~baebalttne
fSsft Der Gaiaer.2oee in ,Slenner's
porf" wor. ,uenn aub nidt iiberiult.
bod aeraoe 10 itarf beIu6t. oab es Der
@emiit6Iihfeit feinen @bbru6 thai. Sie
Muiit fam itatt 8 llbr. erit UNI 5 .uDr,
nod bann eri6alten oieGldnae nit elmer
Strait uno elmer 3einbsit. oaB man ca
ran bas &sBnid'ide Orhciiera so9lei0
erfauute. Wuf Dem 6cIplase berrlhte
oll9emeine Tr6blihtsit. 6 wuroe bis
ipat in bic Nadt binein oetanst Juno
man1er Sdoppen bon Dem lA6nen, fIb
len @erfteniaft binunter 9sipiilt. Wos
Die Grfri6nngen iiberhaupt betrifit 10
III es unnDtbis al erpdhnen, bub lpos
Mnier alte Treuno uuo @irtb 6crr Nu9.
Blsnnsr ieinsn 8dlte porlebt itets obns
Saoel III.
, 1877-08-29

Neepmmpsattrnssise rerlafen &ihmpub UNI 3:45 81.
w., tomrten in @prberspile I'm 1880 gtaam. uab in
Walbtn9tpnn nm 1 :45 Nbenbs an.
gnfiuse fabreu taeliA (Spnn:aes ausaenpnmtn.)
errres'u9e ia zen tl9li6 INN baltsn tn Sunettr II,
Npels. 4reptlian's, @prptnsSifle Charlottesville .Staun.
ton, @pibsn, .Wf.atcrp', Gppinstpn. uab aaeH reauldren
Statipnen ipeltlit ron @~ppinatpn an.
%cepMmpeattunS5uB tabrsn tdglih (Spnntaas aus
%eenpmmen unb perbin Ell lt in Gorsanssile tGr 80 10.
inetpn.
Yplt- nnb @rYrfBs3ise ssrtinss en- ib in @orssnssiQe
tus gSatbtnstOn rrb Elm YpfSue IN charlottesville fir
ypndbur8 unp rem g ibn
@rp' eBius %DertinSet fly in Cincinnati nit Gu Truntn
Stnten FUR aQe puns:e i'm Q8elten. Npremeten unp Sin.
nftten. incl. California Sre9pn nnb Itras.
voting tpinmt tn Ntdnipnh I'm 4:30 Matmtittaas at.
!GrpreBii9 Won Cincinnati perb nbet In @r2hpnsptQe
nit Der Virginia Miiblanb @iisntabn fpmmt in gBaIr.
tnStpn ur $50 Vprir. unb In Ntn Ill pRb I'M $50 9or,t.
an unp serbtnbst fb nit ben &idn,puo unr &anptae uns
@itmrne unb Petersburg 3usen fir aar 9untte i'm
g%eeen.n1p. a!tursSua fpmimt lin, $40 @prmtttaf s IN.
S6ldt ~g8d9apns fatret ini' alea gaGtsiaer.
Ourd Itfets NE : n p~erfauft unp 0epad psrpeif
rad allen Saupt. yuuften.
Ndtere Mnstunft pesen preife etc, wtrb n 80. S26
@fain SIr., peer in Der Office Ger Gpmpaentee rtbsilt,
@OnpaY 81. Spparp.
@eneral Yaiiasier- uab Gidet. @ssnt,
MS. M. 9. Dunn,
Snscaiear anb Superintendent. 81
, 1877-08-29

3 benz Nreiocnter.G on'reB Der sic.
fer Gsse in Modefcr, 81. g.. obsebaIs
len wlrNc, batten iiA uaaeidhr 20UO
8crionen cinaefunoen. Brofe1or WtiGS
Don Sgracuie iiihrte bcnNoriie unb nur.
Dc zine Sraanilation aebilNet. b,e Den
Gitcl r@eienidaft oerNrcioenfer porl m1itt
leren uuo weitliden Seem Dort" fiibrcn
mlrS.
. er Bunoesienat 3dbtt j'tt SO repu>
blitauiide uno 33 oemofratiide Mitalie<
Der nebf Gafan,en cine in Siio Garo>
Tina uno swet in Souiiiuna. N1e orei
Satan,cn iueroer obne i3wcifel nit De-
mofraten beiett merren, 70 oaB Die 1e<
mofrate1 IS Stiulmen erbalten. Soute
Wfotton fterben, 70 wiirben nit einem
Sdlaae 81 Demotratcn in, Senate icir,
70 oa6 5 l qerinafte a3ufai1, weld)er ben
rcpublifani'6en Senatoren BON 9laboma,
Nrfanios, Nlorioa. W}ilIiIlippi ODER Glib,
Carolina auitie6e, Stimmenaleidbeit ooer
cine oeuofrufiId)e Mebrb,it berbeifiibren
miiEte. ScoenfoIS aber merber eie De
m%otrateu I'M Sabre 1879 gang iider cine
Uiebrhcit erbalter, Bonn bis basin iper.
ben Die uon ben 8epubIituneru bister BE-.
iebten Cite % Spencer, lorlcp uuo
Wiattbe,uS frci.
Die bcfannte oeutide Yiana 81.
BRIT BON &nabe in Baltimore feisrte i'll
Scr o%oriaen Wodc ibr 4ujabrises Subj
ldur.
. as StaotSaebduoe bon SEEM Ser
icp tudbreno Der Weltausffeluns murbc
S,eitus 3u Saboouftetb, &C.. s.. ,pieocr
er0ffnet. no CO ais 0ffentlide Sale oicnen
fol-.
Gas @sriiht idwirrt mieocr in Der
2uft, oaB I'M nd6lten S%on9relie Der Nns
traa Gsiteut ,ucrben miro. enolih @uba's
Tatriotcn ais tricsfabsenoe Wad)t anSu'
c%rfenucn.
s. nj munion Sotel" in Saratoga,
&.=Y.. lino nidt meniser, ols ssbn Yerr
ionen israelitiI Aen@luubens sinquartirt.
5olte bic @eliemann .Nffnure MIR elm
risfiaer @uff oemeien iein! Danfee'
Srids MAIDEN Sielcs olauhwiirbia
(9alt. Corr
S o @tepbeus Boint (@isconiiu)
Sournal %erlehen iuir, oaB in eiuem 06rf.
hen, unaefabr 3 Meilcn meltl'd BON
Dord)efer. cine idrcdlihe &rantbeit
a%railirt. @incr Camille 9tamens 2inHe'.
mann. ueld,e iiebeu &lnosr bate, lino
iclt [ t'cn Sam1as fiinf geturben. Nl=
lie 9ofnun9en iino aufqeaebcn, tie anoc-
ren ;uei gu rctten. Die 0octorcn nrn~
nen es Elm boSartiacS S1l5 llebcl. Ole
Spftr Der ihredliden &rausbcit habcu
fait aai feline Shmer;en, uno neroen
erft, nadoem tic lanae toot iiuo, idmars.
Die Ginmubncr BON Oorteitcr bciiirtbz
ten, ouB iih oieie ihrcdlid)e &ranibeit
utlbreiten weroc.
, 1877-08-29

8 II Den mittleren un0 litolidlsn Goun.
ties uon 8irsinien bcrriht 9robe Ii.re
Ieras bat Q O0O.0 900 9lcresYaum.
woOenlano. Osn Grtras zines Ncrsa nnr
III cinem balben Yauen perauidlaat
f0nnte eS a1ein. wenn uoatdnoi9 cultis
Dirt, mebr Vaumwolle eraeu9en, ais jtet
bic Ser. GtaNtsu.
@inen auten @infall hat bic Sonz
tbern Yarific giicnbabu @sis1ldait ae-
babt. sic bat cine ViertelInillion @uta.
lpptuS. Sdume an9efauft, uua lie lungs
ibrsr 2inie an,upfln,eu. oamit man ipas
ttrbin aus Dem Sol,e terieluen Die un~
bromdbar geworoenen e dim; lien erlrsen
fam.
, 1877-08-29

NppefIo!iton s-@eridt. Dis
Supreme Court bot einen Snperieheas.
Bcfebl in beuBrpselien bon 9aeman Ds.
6orbss unb Mnus e. @ropeller ps. Die.
felben o1aMbt. Die 2ebtercn puroen
Nicr unIduloiQer Wei1e 7 Wohen in bic
Sail sinaelperrt. erhietten aber ipdter Elm
llrtheil fir cine Gnil6dbiaunq BON $500
Sebsr. Oie &loasn ,uaren oanrals in
Ser Circuit Court Dnn Senrico onbdnois
uemodt. Die NnfldQer iino Sentlhe.
ipclde, ME man 1ib erinnern ,piro, hit
Wauer i'm ben Ser. Staaten &ir6bol
bier bouten.
, 1877-08-29
epueftlpne1 BON Brieffaaen.

gon Halten an ten stpei befunberen Meoen.
%1'gs ans m S9tsrnfaitsn t%stannr 7nb, 6 ant
~ y. Mz 2.45 uhe $50 n. ". sOnm.
tn9s-2.45 q. u. O'""-
o m Sstertasen GEO g. Np. nm
saS v. M. Spn alien anbern aaien persSn
t boi o''e1f auf Dem Nl'6tpsy Der Grdasr apae.
Sffies Stanten; s9. m Ma 500
7.aa IS 81 ~ 9p" l. YETI bic 1. Mussmber, sru
10y z. w. bIs 200 q. M. @sle.@nmei.
, Na 0Ihes ever pom $50. 81. Bis 4 81. m.
Gapee y ,af ppfgtitrirts 8rieie pisn non 8 8. 81.
, 1877-08-29

MIS- ni6t irriinnis er'
Hart. Sic G%ommilion fir SIRE be-
ftebenb aug Den Griebensri6tern. g.. $.
ssben. 6. %. Splsr uno Williom s.
Granger, famen seitern in oergSp6nuna
oes Serrn q. Q0ni9 suiummen. Inn iiber
ben gsinisen 3uiianb Der Srau &Dnig
rim urtbeil ,u fd(len. ..Dottor 50. @rebe
NOR nls 3euae pernommen nnh CAB leine
Msinuns hdbin oh. oaB bic Nran elmer
drstliden 9shanbluna beoiirf'. .
9ie Gommilipn Iuate Ipater in ibrem
llrtbsil. bcb lie nidt irrlinnig lei.
, 1877-08-29
Neue Nmjci9en.
ma1biuen=Iabrif

Vile INSTRUMENTATION unb oHe Mrter
MalGilen nnp &eparaturrn rettcn gemabt
IQe5 mas in baS Mai9inen 5l9 i9la9t ii
tets sUrr1tbia.
Mhe Nrlen 81 dbmnh fnen perben in
Srprun9 .ebro0t. @lliptic Nabma :
ittncn Mapeln gum gsrfauf bel
Slcat, GrpsfeY II. Co.,
SO. 1922, 1924, 1926 u. 1873 @orufr.
unp SO. Is uuo is Glib 15te @tr.
239 Ntbmrnc, Ba.
, 1877-08-29

1er16oben. Ser Salt bon 60.
maro Nnoerion. anseflast Mlernnorr
fSorreltsr eeitpden 81 baben uno Goaar
Gheathom unb Mation Glarfe. onae'
ilaat Mnberipn esbplfen Al baben, worcn
in BEN 4olissi9eridt, bod oa Der Ser
lpunbete mod niht eri6einen fonnte.
wnroe Die ltnterluhun9 wieoer 10 Sage
perldrbsn.
, 1877-08-29
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BsE~ Nlle @iterunaen un
Wunoen. ipcld)e alien Sper0tlonen Don
Ginreibun9en uno @aihunseu actroei
Gaben. f0nnen aereini9t uno acbeilt wer>
ben ourh @lenn'S Sbmefel-S eife. penn
oieielbe fleiBis nuO oft ansewanot miro.
Sil's idaclle 9aaridcbc madt ults
2eute jung.