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HEIR TO TEN MILLIONS.
Young Newark Bnrtcnder's Chances for
securing Fortune.

securing IA Fortune.
Edward Brenner is twenty years old, and
Is bartender In the saloon Of a Newark brewery
1t is possible, and somewhat probable that he
b Is fallen heir to ten millions OF dollars More
years ago than ne can remember. his father, j .
&. Breuner. journeyed to this country from the
little German town Of Saarorugen, and estab-
lished himself IN Toledo as a baker. He after
ward moved to Coldwater. He was unsuccess-
ful, and became discouraged. Fourteen years
ago he placed his children with their aunt IN
Newark, ana declared his intention OF seeking
his fortune In some dist mt country. Sine tnht
date his family has heard only occasional Tu-
mors OF his whereabouts. lie Is supposed TO
have served In tho army until the close Of the
war ana then To have gone To the Sand wien
Islands. Last week Edward Bremen received q
lrtter from some unknown friend in Bayreut a.
enclosing a slip from German newspaper thai
aaid mat j. &. Is enuer had recently died IN
Iehiti le wing fortune Of over ten millions. to
which no heirs could be discovered. A Newark
lawyer mas written 10 the American and Ger
man Consuls at iahiti for inform ,tion.
me young bartender is not at all Ell ted. He
attends 10 his dutiTs ~ usual, aud says that he
considers that the cnances OF the deceased mil
honalre being ms father are very slight He N be-
sleged by tiiends VINO Oner their congratulations
ana bore him with questions that he Is unable
" answer.
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THE ICE CUITERs' STRIKE.
A Gang Of Armed strikers Driving the Men
from their W 0rk.

RoNDoUT, Jan. 1.-THE men at work for
the Knlckerbocgcr Ice Company at the differ
ent houses hereabout were visited this forenoon
By gang Of about one hundred armed strikers,
who demanded that work should stop. The
laborers wished 10 continue work and resist the
strikers, bat the latter threatened to drive the
laborers away and destroy the machinery, and
the superntendents stopped work. The sus-
pension Is general, except at a few smaller
houses owned by local firms. Many OF the la
borers are mechanics. clerks, and others out Of
emplot ment, and driven to do something to
support themselves and families Some have
come ten miles to work, and scores have been
turned away. the employers being unable to en-
gage them. When driven away by the strikers to-
uav, many cried like children. The employers say
that they are paving the same hs In goo times,
10 cents and 81 to boys, $l25 to $3.50 to ordinary
laborers, and $50 To 81 where skilled labor Is
required. They are nrm In resis Ing the strikers
demands, and intimat tie that they Will hold the
authorities responsible for any damage done to
their property. lhe Toe II In tine condition, aud
every days delay WORKS great injury TO them.
should the laborers 20 to work tomorrow
trouble Il anticipated, es the strikers are very
threatening.
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tuN ON ST. NrcnoLAs AvrNuE.
TrottinR over the ~now-A Close Contest
Witnessed by veteran Iiorsemcp.

TrOfttuR over tue snow y Close Contest
Witnessed by Veteran iorsemcp.
st. Nicholas avenue was n lively thor
oushfare Yesterday. The ro,dsldes and tho
piazzas Of Lambert's Club House were crowded
with veteran hors emen to see the irst trial OF
speed Of tho season for a silver cup presented by
Mr.. Lambert. Tho distance WAS mile heats TO
sei.hs. Tho horses entered were: Mr.. Isaac
Pauldings q. c. Bobby Lewis, John Murihy's
). =. Dreadnough,, c. L. Odclrs b. IN. y lie Bly,
NJ. McNamara's b. m. Gypsy. Mt. 5. Biaiey's BAY
Colt, Gabe Cases b. e. ropglllant, j. ID. Wal
toms T.. .. Count. aud IL ,rrv lIsmilton's b. z.
Nat OK The three latter horses were drawn.
The road ba teen scr ped and rolled, making
smooth surface on the top Of tue snow. The
Judges were: Capt. McDonneli, WIN. Johnson,
WIN. J. II irbeek. ana rh9' Marion. On the
sixth score the horses got the word TO beauti-
lul start, Bobby Lewis "A lile In front. 1t ,as
oloss heat. Dire dnouRnt maze a break on
the nIst quarter aud dropped little back,
while Bobby Lewis kept the lead. Dreadnought
was hair "A length 10 advance OF Nellie BY, and
all the others close az. the bay colt the last,
tut gradually p ssing Gypsy. wh1 W 3 fourth.
They were punched together at the half mile,
aod al gong level. Bobby Lewis. Dreadnought,
anu Nellie BY were so oven that II could not be
said that either was ahead, while tue othe r.
were only length behind. At the three-quar-
tiers of mile the leaders were BOBBY Lewis.
Dread ught, and Nellie BY, and IL was which
and tothtr" between them Tor leading place.
Coming home Bobby Lewis spurtcd away from
the offers. and beat Dreadnought out by three
lengths; Nellie BY "A close tnlrd. GA psy fourth.
ana the Bay Colt last. The result was loudly
cheered by the excited spectators. lime not
ken.
In the second heat the horses got away to
good start, Dreadnoueht az In making play for
Bobby Lewis, troitinz fast at the Il iarter, with
Gypsy third aud closing up. Midway Of the half
mile Nelly by gave II up, and Dreadnought
came forward again and he and Bobby Lewis ne
gan to struggle. At the three-qu rlers Bobby
Lewis was leading length. but they soon
Tapped ana the contest grew fierce. Dreadnought
crept up under The skilfu driving Of John Muir
ply, and shouts went up from tine vast multi
tnde, " Dreadnougnt has IT. but al TIE finish
Bobby Lewis made a supreme effort, ana ed by his
excellent driver. and landed a winner by length.
/ he cheering Of the crowd was indicative Of the
tue heat and trot
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KILLED BY A THIEF.
Watchmnn's Struggle In Washington Mar
ket-iiis Death In brooklyn.

Moses A. Baldwin OF 118 North Oxford
street, BROOKLYN, died in his residence on We'd
nesday evening, suddenly, and Yesterday Coro.
ner Simms was asked to hold an inquest, as the
friends believed ne had died OF Injuries received
IN West " Washington Market, New York In a
struggle with desperate negro whom he de-
tected stealing. Baldwin was experimenting
watchman. and RuaIded the produce and moat.
lie ught the negro ste iling, and after sh ak ny
him vigorously let him 90. the negro threw a
brick that knocked Mr. baldwin unconscious.
Then the negro rsc ped Mr. Ii ildwin W Is taken
TO Lis home. His assail mt has not been arrested.
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NEW YEARS. RUM,
James Blake Committed for the Shooting of
John Mcdonald.

Deputy Coroner Cushman made a post
mortem examination yesterday OF the body of
John Mcdonald, OF 2 Gansevoort street, who
was shot on New Years evening In an aiterca-
ton in front OF Richrd Rourke's barroom, at
Dominica and Varck streets.
the testimony showed that James Blake and
John Mcdonald were clinched together Nc
Donald " "a pushed to his knees by Blake. and
then Blake shot Mcdonald In the head. Me-
Dohaid feli into the gutter, and Blake ran into
Narlck street. IL was captured Ia Spring
street lilo Ia about 81 years OF aye, and lived az
~ Varlek street. Mcdonald was q years OF
age lie was truck driver. and leaves a wife
the City Prison.
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Henry Meisg.'. halfway proiec, in chm.

PANAMA, Jan. 2.-rhe President OF Chill has
promised to sign, and II is said by persons who have
Just arrived has signed the proposal made by Mr. Henry
Meggs. relative to the prolongation OF the oroya Rail
way to the terro de Pssc0 and the drainage OF the
hooded mines oi tha district all to performed AT the
EXPENSE o. ne CONTRACTION who In return VIII eli
ueu 70 the Yield OF the mines In question, ban
dOhod less 10 per cent Of their product which Will bo
hanued over 10 the Guild OF Miners w
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nYdrOphObin In IA RuIInck.

On New Years Day bull owned by Patrick
hcMahon OF 20 Magnolia street Brooklyn. was bitten
by mad dog. and on Wednesday he showed signs of
hydrophobia. He refused his food, was thrown into
spasms when water was offered him. most OF
Tue time In his stall trembling, his eyes dlIaied and
foam dripping from his mouth, Yesterday Afternoon
AFTER he had been securely In the stall Otcsr
Homer shot and kied him. ~
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THE SUN.
1877. NEW YORK. 1871

The different editions OF THE sUS du~0,, t7' r'G
year viii be the same during the ". me- N 1N
passed The daily edition will on wees di. nrA.1 H
OF tour pages. and Sundays sheet ut eight u,l''
90 broad columns; while the weekly eulfioI nls N''
sheet Of eight pages OF the dimension, .nI eH
aoter that are arcad' familiar 10 our ircui,
THE sun will continue TO be the Atrclunu ,lgleu
reform and retrenchment, and Of IN s.1.''D.
statesminship wisdom, and Integrity tor h'I '" a''
tence. mbccllity. and fraud IN the admiuistrlt"I
putlc affairs II VIII contend for the goyernn ID.
the people by the people nj for the peopl,, n'E
to government b, frauds IN the bal pt puN li DE- 1T"
counting Of votes, enforced by mltlry VIZ f'
Will rndeavor TO supply It's readers hui AlN h'
from mi lion Of souls-wlth the most car 20 ID
pler. and Trustworthy account, Of current r'e &c. '
will employ for this purposea numerous aud 'fr''-
selected stan freporters ami correspondents 1917
ports from Washington, especially, VIII p' ~.
rate and fearless, ana II vii doubtless c'DiHl ''
serve and enjoy the hatred OF thnsr vino tbrf III
dc ring the Treasury or by usurp.ns al t' ''
not give them. ~hllt II will eulelfof 80 l'' 10
nlence Of the puplc by defending thr f.-a.''' ''
people against lhc cncroachmrnt, ct mia. d'Ip''
The price u the daily sun Wi ne 81 c'i.-
or ST 80 year. pos, paid or win tie siplH r.
$40 year.
the SUNDAY edition alone cig page sl''
year, post paid.
the WEEKLY SUN, eight pages ofsi n-''l
Will oe iuruisHed during 1917 al the rle ui 81 80 "
post paid.
The hencn Of this large reduction from tnf Nr'N''
rate for the WEEkLY en- D. enJlyei o. ill'''+
subscribers without the ncccs nv 4 mas 1t A' N'
At the same time, II any Of ur frcnl' ch0'' ''''
extending ourclrculitIon. w. snail Or sfAiri ~
and every such person who senis ~ ten ur in ''
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the paper for hin.elf without charge. Al 10" l'.'
year, postage PAID the erpol,es OF paper AMI H'
are barely repald and con iderlng the ste 10 i''
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Sotlttp Hntlfrs.

RAkERS.-Q Quarterly meeting OF the N. Y. T. ]
1877, Ms o'clocs Pm WM. WARD, President.
PArr BALFz. Recording Secretary.
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NlstslltnIi,.
lNrrsJnu aJll;es.
A,ursts, darr,asts, DC.

3 HORSES, also my road ana family Nl.'f
N single truck. IL Hester 81, feed stOrr
NOR SALE chcnp-Good. sound nor C. mils eAsli
Il ana harness; price tSl. 42i last On IT, ntaft
ON account OF my husb1n,'. death, I chut,A. ..i
~ horses suitable for any businUs4, at hat Nail
south bth ay. blacksmith shop.
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teturss.

COOPER UNION FREE LECTURES for the
~ people III the great hall al T. M SATURDAY J an
~ the lecture wiz be delivered; BY Prot Edward 5.
Morse OF salem, Mass, " Evolution" with black.
board Illustrations This ia the second Of series Of
four lectures on that subject,
Ickeu can be had gratls at the once OF the Cooper
union sndG d Van kostrand's book ttoIe 90 Murray
street. ADRIAN .. HEWITT,
Secretary
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matIlnetp.

WANTED-A sccond.han foot lathe small sd
w portable Tor brass or WOOD. % Brfchrr ri.
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SinlntIii
ShlppIrl.

A NCHOR LINE.-U. :. MAIL STEAMERS.
~ SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers booked At lowest " from any sea-
port railrOad stau ~ IN Grct Britain or ireland
HENDtRsON BROTHERS. Bowling Green.
nIRECT LISE TO FRANCE, vi, Plymouth
~ The General Tranaltlantic Cumpany's steamer
FRANCE Capt lruetclle VIII sail IN Saturday, Jan.
a. NJ L. NJ. for Hayrc
LOUIS DE BEBTAN. Agent. IS Broadway.
V>MAN II>L.-MAIL STEAMERS.
i FOR QUEENslONN AND LIVERPOOL.
SI{& OF RICHMOND Saturday. Jan -, at2P.M y.
CITY OF N....... SATURDAY. J n. e.. at +. NJ
CITY OF Blu -SEL,. ... SATURDAY. FeD 10, ut l.. NJ.
From Pier A. North river.
CABIN, $50 anu tlOO, gold. Return tickets favor.
able Term. srEERAuE, sss currency. Drafts At low.
est rates.
saloons state Rooms. smoSiug and Bath Room,
amlIsnins.
JOHN q. DALE. Agent, Is and 80 Broadway. NY.
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VJ'O PHILADELPHL>,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LlSH
NEW YORK h asSIpTrrffiiiL ApELrnrA.

deiphia 2 IN New YORK.
Tracks, the most Improved Equipment. AMI tn tv,
est Time consistent with absolute slfety
Express trains leave New YORK, via Desbrosses All
tortlsnit sts. ferries. as fOilpws;
1880 $40 $40 (g:3O limitcal. 1920 4. NJ I, I. q,
$50 o 7. NJ. and ~ midnight. sunday. $50 \. VI.
O. u. :, $50 ana o =. NJ.
Returning lrains lelve Phllaielphil. 3:9) $50
73O $50, and IL A. ". flimited cxpr - L.; T.. -
$40 $3.50. Z. ana 1856 T.. NJ, ami l. ini night ~
sunday. 800 $3.50. 2, $3.50 \. NJ, g. 7, Fjj l. N. AZ
IL Midnight
Ticket Offices, SEQ and OIL Broadway. No. A.,a
House, and iooi Of Desbross's and cortlnnii So.
Court It., BrODKlyIi III, llO and llS Hudson -t He
noken; d'p)t, Jersey Ciiy. Enigr,ut tcSct oi'c .
Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON, d. VI. BOYD. lR
General Manager G. nj Passenger ,srI'
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for Salt anO 10 YET.

OFFICES TO I.ET-In second story sun building,
~ front rear. well lighted and steam heated APP
ply at sun Publication once Nassau and TRANSPORT
FUNO LET Northwest corner OF slst 81 ana LIST ay;
Il occupied these last SIX We IRA grocery sure for
tune for either lager, liquors. tea y. groceries, rent
very low.
TINHE STORE, is6 Nassau IT.. sun building to 1T,
i suitable Tor hanking, Insurance, or general bust.
ness steam heated Apply at the sun Publication
ONCE. 40 Nassau st.
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STATE II>EOF STEAMERS
- TO GLASGOW BELfAsT snd LONDONDERRY.
From Per az, foot u Canal ST . ~ r.
STATE OF Virginia, Tnursda Jan IL.
STATE OF NEVADA. Thursday, Jan. lS.
Saloon aud cabin passage. at lowest rates.
AUSTIN BALDWIN 90. Agents. ~ Broadway.
steerage tickets at As Broadway and at COlnpanys
pier, loot OF Ca al ST., ~, X.
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CEAMEN,s BANK FOw sAvlNGs, "a and 20
= Wal a.-The trustees have ordered that iNrEREsT
be paid to depositor- EMIT thereto, Tor tue SIX
months ding 31st ult, as follows; ,,,,
on sums OF $500 and under at the rate OF siA PEk
On sums exceeding $500. at the rate OF FIVE PER
CENT per snnum. payable on and after MONDAY,
18th Inst. .-.-,--.,
The will be credited to depositors as principal
~ VIM. II. MACY, President.
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Sous, SnrulslIrJ.

$oaro ano 4ooms
I1P-TOWN ADVERTISERS
hN ieave their fayors for 1HK sun at the only
authorized uptown advertisement oitces,
.l.<JS brua iwaY, corner Of 3lst St. Ill u r. NJ AMI
jus mnsl 2dd ST. opposite Grand Operl House, anI
No IOU5 50 w. corner VI AIM ST. ultll SP NJ
NoeAtra char =.
A FEW gentlemen for single beds, o. day board.
A ers $500. bbth st., near BOwery
RoAknI NJ; Gentlemen can have good board at
EuKNisHED rooms to let to married or single
NJ, 90 Vandanst.
(NOOD board, pleasant rooms small room suit.
~ sule iof couple " per week 353 West 35th VI.
Hall. bedroom. furnished rent moderate. IA
H Narlck IT,. near Spring.
I'Wn or three gentlemen can be accommodated
board. ~ Pike st. "''''
XII Dflt ST, near Broadway Furnished rooms
- Tor housekeeping rent from o. to IS per week.
SIli Az. corner l7th si-Well furnished
n rooms with or without BOARD.
&S GOOD board, pleasant rooms. use OF parlor,
sDCs central locations table boarding and lodging
Nv ASs uisua 81. corner Crosoy ~
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tuslntss Chances
A GRQCERY store Tor sale cheap; doing good
IN cash business Inquire for days al b@2 West 5sds
A MICS family oyster house for sale cheap.
N GAFFNkf SMITH. AucuOnrers, II Centre 81.
NOR -AIE-A nrstclass restaurant near depot
i established years. Inquire OF BENNO AOEWi,
Murragst
I,OR SAIE-A nrst.cass butchers store, IN ne.
Il count Of two businesse at $40 Franklin ay.. Brook
yn. r. u.
HAIR store Tor safe cleap For particulars apply At
II 2.O Grand 81.
fIuIE BEST located nsy and night coffee. cake. and
Il lunch rooms IN the city
THOMAS WELSH 5li Pearl st.
Two LLT-An OH established barber shop, In good
Il locality. Apply al lil2 81 ay.
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pcnnsIrg.
DEAL for t5i single. 81 wa-rantedi
ID slltc filinss Doe. ~ y, Dental ROon 2j2 6h aY.
4 ost ano touno.
DA>k BOOK 49,, 300, Bleecker Street Savings
ID Bank Please return 10 Oank.
obstruction.
&2-WRlTlNG, monthly bookkeeping. arth-
sDe metio spelling. day and evening. PAINk'6 COL
AhUk. W BvweFyi w tvwu. xsA OH av.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-15
TetttfmLanO,

- Die Qu9sIegenbeit beS 8 itrf BUT
bus fGbrt tort, ungebeures auiieben III ma-
6.u. Gs IteQt iidl beraus, oaB bic SAuloeu-
maiie itd bod bDber belGuit, ols Die BON Der
,,Sniee -3titun9" au9egebeuen bier 0haiouen
Marf, nomeutlit t0nneu oariu Die auf bic
aQOOialgiiter eiugeua9enen S6uIoeu niht
begriffen iein, unO Oicie Sitter iino 10 bod
peri6ulost, baB e8 fraglif lit, oh bel eincm
Serfauiegtpa8 iibrig blciben miiroe, uomeut=
lid in gegenwdrtiger 3eit, no bic ganogittsr,
na6bem IN Bommern 10 Sabre lang ulittel.
mGBige ODER iblt6te @rnOteu geueien, int
8reiie geunttu fu0. Der Shirt mar, iuie
fait afle @utsbeiiber, g,n6tbigt, bic Ba9t 3u
ermGB9en ooer bic @iitsr ielbit 5urilf6unebH
men. 8si Der, ,Rorobabn," oer,Slora" "uno a1l=
bereu @riinbungeu hat er feline Seioe geipon-
neu, uno i6lieBlit fid er ben g8utcrern i'll
bic 6dnoe. - g8ie bic yOltiee 3eitnna"
Id1retbt, qebt bic Sertretuug Der fiiritlid Pnt-
buS'i6en 8crmDgen8maie nit Der RealiT~
runq oeS Seiites Dor, iuOem fte i'll YntbnS
am 4. Sttober, 9OrulittagS 10 ubr, aus benz
fiirtliden MarituGe in 2luttiOn Is 8agen1
pierce, 6 6eitpferoe, 16 gSdgen, S6litten
uno cine Dteuge g8agengeifirre 81 auttiou
bringen wollte.
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Weue Mn,eiaen.
"a areau ots @ebaupc.Snipeftnrs,

~ Baltimore, ben 13. Stt6r. 1877.
Der Se6duoe7 Snlpettor bat @rlau6niBz z@5eiutbe nm
iosenoe SauzlriuiIe9ten esboIteu:
pom 28. :. Maliter um DampifeTel unb 0iaIdint
bon 12zBTeroetraTt, Qtlantic=g8erite;
BON S. Sltn9luff UNI 9eidloienen Sbuppen, 70 bei
f2 SnB, binter gtr. q, rbz8acaitr.;
gaitern=Qpenue;
pon S. 3bomas I'M Serancab, 10 6ei 16 SUIT, bin=
ter Jir. 19i, Sbarpitr.;
pom s. T. gstnsIow nm 9eibloiienen stuppen. 6
bel 12 SUB, binter gtr. 9, SHozAnnitr.;
pon S. $. zee I'M oifenen Sbuppen, bel II SuB,
bnet gtr. 4, Ylumz2lQep
pon u. Oiaion um offenen Sthuppen, 6ei 13 fSuB,
btnter 9tr. 3, gtoro =Srontitr.;
BON 6. Cotton um Sommeroat, SIR. 135, 5rantltnz
Suase;
bon s.. Sdefels um ofenen sduppen, 12 6c 20
SSuB, binter gSiliams, nabe @rokfr.;
BON .. Wiomentbp Inn stilo, Nr. /, gorbzGutauz
StraBe;
pom s. 8er1 um 9re6baus. 12 6et 80 Tus, btnter
pom Z. R. Senttns Il Sobu I'M Sonlpffeiie uno
lRaittne BON 25zPierOefrot gtr. 3, BIeaiantftr.;
pon Y. 0abns un 9edlolienen Sduppen, II bel
20 tSu6, btnter gtr. l43, SHb zaEnfr.;
bon 8. 4as d Sobn um Sd)ilo, SIR 16i, Glib
Sroaopap;
bon g. g. sauble um sade, bel SUP, binter
gtt. 1853, Sohnionitr.;
pon u. gSbitafer um 10 ofiene S1uppen, s bel 10
TuB, btnter BarrlibzI1e9, maize PatterionzIpenae;
pon y. Ofc3uSfer Inn offenen Sfuppen, bel II
SUP, binter yr. 81, Yotomacr.
pon u. 3. Sladlod um offenen Stbuppen, 10 bei t2
SuB, binter gtr. 81, 0iuionfir;
BON Srak gbrbarot nm Siide, 10 bel 12 Su6, binter
gtr. 252, SaofSutaptr.;
pon g8. abbep um oHenen SGuppen, bel 81 g.,
btnter lSeitI.r. un0 @ltSalet6zSane.
Gr bcnddIrtdIti8t oaber Nuc, Die e5 an9ebt, oab
er sa'nitag, .. 20. Sttbr., Vsorgsiis I'm 10 ilbt,
IN lenem Silreau onmeleno iein rotro, UNI beiagte
9eu6e in @rpasung Su jeben un0 oariber geiblub
au iaiien. Sm GuItrage: VI. 2. ISatfins,
(24D alert oeS 9ebdIoe=S1nIp eftors.
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Sin Woro tn 0hiiaSelnbfa.
Sin graSerut6r0er icifdeitott,,,et,

gSdbreno cine Qn3ubl 9llbeiter bes 6ru. So.
gtoge5 geitern oanlit bei6dftigt mar, einen
3aln, pelfer Die 6arm be5 2eeteren pon Der
jenigen oes Sru. 9tqtbuniel Gilman treurtt,
3u entferner, feuerte Der Qettere, mel6er fd)
nit elmer Sii6ie uno eiuer S9rotfllnte III ser
gtdbe perborgen bate, auf 6ieielben; Sobn
6looo, 2Sm. Dfcgtultp uno Dan. Sutler tpllrz
ben peripunoet. 9tlman ruurbe Uerbaftet. gr
1T Oteielbe PerIon, lueld)e i'm letteu 8lnter
anf Dem SroaOmag, N.zD, ieinen ei9euen
Vrlthtr Prid1nR.
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Baltimore elre 9a(uraaee Office
auf oer
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Amebr, nIs einem balben Sabr6unSert etob(irt.
It gegen Yerluit ober Beiddotsuns Our6 SSeuer
staot ooer auf oem 2anoe, auf alIe Grten pom
nm.
@cielfbaft fe1lt aud immerp dbrenoe
rmanente SoIicen aus.
gDm. o. Ssarriion, 8rdiibent.
Sireftpr rinn:
pib g. asilfpn, 9. s. Nefpcomer,
ucis 3. Gtne, Srpille 9oripit,
fp Carroll, aB. 2S. Gaplor,
8. Urune. George I. Sarriion,
on 3apff, 9Bri. s. Penni9ton,
obert Senftns, 9. 4I6ert y,iders,
horton Steipart, DisnbeS @oben,
bafn'(, &. @eorge, Jun.
ED W. 81. @ar.J, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-15
Sret9efpro6en.

Gonbont, g.sD., 13. Sttbr. - Soicpb
Nfcaert, Der proSciiirt luurbe, neil er i'm Stunt
.. $. BEN Peter 0tallop get6otet bat, purOe
geitern freigeipro6en. Die Sertbeibiqunq
legte bar, baB iid Der 0tepolper, ben Der g(nz
getla9te Sn letner SelbftOertheiOigunq bel iid
trug, 5ufdlig eutlaoen bate Wtallop mar
Elm bcriid)tigter iltnger Strol6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-15

Benui9lbania Gpeuue begab unS bort Der.
iutte, oaS Billet Su OeItauieu. Sr. SiS
bradlte 9oS inGrfabrnng unO eriu6te nm bic
8trbaftung uno itreH9e Seitrafuug oeS 8ur.
iden.
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pier 8url6en in ben 8aderlaoeu Oes 6rn. O.
V. Smitb, Gde ser gtoro Capitol unb s.
StraBc, ell unb ftablcu allies oarin Uorrdtbige
Sroo, moraut iie ild, Obne bebe0igt 5u ruer-
Ben, nit ibrer 8eute entieruteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-15
Ste Seifetterttne Der Sa1tuereine
TIT NettuSnLt, dtttett.

. belpbia, 13. Sftbr.- Die Bait
pereine oes Staates Yenniplpanien pouenbeten
in elmer bsute abeno bier abgebaltenen Ser
iammlung cine Combination, nm ben Gene.
ralaroitenr oes Staates, tpele1er ben Sauper-
eiuen unter ietner Iuslegung bes @eietes pou
1874 cine Steuer bon einem 8iertelprosent
anferlegt bat, 8iberitanb gu leiften. Sit
Saunerelne beihlofen, Nulpdlte 81 engagiren
nm Sle @eleeltdfeit bieler SelteuerHn9 au
bic Prpbe 81 fteGen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-15
@ebetmntBDplles @eri6tptnoen
c9ffed S&enAfHActA

Rilmaufee, 98i8c., 14.OftOber. -6r.
s. %. 8rtnfle9, lpel6er inter oem Prdiibeuz
ten SobnIon ais 6itlf8z@eneralanmalt bieie8
StaateS fungirte, lit ieit einigen Sagen gez
hetntniBuoa oerihmunoen. Sein @eiites;u,
itanO bat ieit ldngerer 3eit Sefiratun9ell
madaerlIien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-10-15

Die Ueridieoenen curOpGti6en SeIe-
u:apbeultnieu II, rpelde nit benz anglo
omerifauii6en uno Dem fran5Dirden &abel III
8erbtnoung iteben, iuurben geitern in Solge
zines Sturnle8 uubrauhbor. 2u8 bielent
@runoe uareu bis I'M IA llbr heute Dtor9eu
teiue gtahridteu iber Oas 0teiultut Der geitris
gen @abl in 6rantrei9 etugclauien,