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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-07
STATE PRINTER.
Tha ne n,nrrat tu Nnrfs, 4 nus ei n ssa
shreveport Iimes.1


We are pleased to learn that the firm
OF Geo. w. Dupre 10 Co., propristors OF
the New Orleans DEMoCRAT, was elected
State Printer on the 9th inst. by the
Stats Printing Board, under act No. 40
OF the present General Assembly. The
board under the newla law is composed OF
the Governor, Lieutenant Governor and
Speaker Of the House OF Representa-,
tives, together with two Senators and
two Representatives elected by their re-
spective houses, the Senators being
Messrs. Steven and Robertson, and the
Representatives Messrs. Leonhard and
Iamare. The election was unanimous
This Is % deserved compliment to the
ability, fearlessness and fidelity to the
peoples rights which have characterized
the DEMOCRAT ever since ii was founded.
Though the exorbitant printing rates
which fattened Radical sheets at the
expense OF the people have been re-
pealed, on the other hand the Legisla-
ture did not adopt the absurd bill first
reported, which would have starved any
printer who should have had the tenn
Gritty to do the public work. Under the
present law the compensation approx
mates something like fairness.
While the DEMOCRAT cannot make q
fortune out Of it, it can live and become
firmly established. This will particu-
larly be tho case. as its great ability
cannot fail to secure q large circulation,
which will attract an advertising patron
age that will prove highly remunera-
tive. We congratulate our friend, Major
I'll. j. Hearsey. the editor in chief, VINO
is great favorite in North Louisiana.
on his present good fortune, and hope
that the DEMOCRAT may soon be Tecog-
nized, as it ought to be, as the leading
journal in the South.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-07
d charms 10 the entertain-

ment S seo' etsfsf@
In justice 10 the ladies who achieved sueh d.
brilliant success last night. we give the names
q the committee Of arrangements: Mrs. Byrnt.
Renshaw, Wilson. Russell, Calder, Hlakspearss
and Miss. Shakespeare Committed IN refresf1~
Inents Mrs: Coyla. Jurey Ha5lett MeGanalish.
Boyd bradford, Hews and Wofe On dseorar
Coverus and Cotton, and Misses Coleman.
buckingham and Hennine
As we said In the beginning, VIC hRys rot at
tempted to do justice 10 the brilliant retention
81 Mother Goose, but simply to mention The fact
that II was an extraordinary ENTERTAINMENT atl
to give credit and do justice TO those who parti-
cipated In 1t SO successfully.
Remember that Mother Gooses reception will
be repenteH Tonight.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-07
MOTHER GOOsE's RECEPTION.
The Greatest Eniertai ment Ever Given
in This City.
Over Six Thousand People Call on the
Good Old Dame MT 1T.
Patriek's Hall.

49,.
inc reception ol mothet toose. WHICH was an
nottneed to take place last evening, ut st. Pat
,tot,s u,u for tba heneat If 81 pauI.a Cbnrnl,
~, f,n,, 4roat ,ysa ono ,f tbe most brilliant and
s, e.. .tI t .. 80. a,,,,1
SUCCESSFUL ah'''fs 'iita' mas ever peeu p1eseh'e',
in this city. and by far the greatest in point Of
nn,,bers If ,,eonIe who attended If or attamrted
e. dec,
10 1850 10 So ,....., .....,.,,,. .,u,.., g. pa.
fuly SIX thoh5aha perSohS FiSl"ca Ut i"I-
ricks Hall during the evening, and at one time
The f,uilding must bnve contained ut least four
h9sand people the ground f23r Of . fhe man
IKE aenes o the he hour , at which we write per-
follows: ,,,,.,,,.,'
volunteered for the occasion.
Mother Goose's Prologue.
Tho march Of her army.
| Ding dong Bell
Baa, baa. Black Sheep.
| Little Bo-peep.
| Sing Song Sixpence.
| See e t w.
Mistress Mary,
| Old King Cole
| Little little Boy Boy Blue.
l. Old Woman in the Shoe.
| fDterspersed with good vocal and instrumental
music. ana presented IN mppleanx o. nlueh
~ hihIg " orcJitah}n IT, thn ladV MANAGERS Of
| this eXceptiDuable entertainments
The entertainment was indeed so successful
| that 1t viii be . -
"ht@Aihp ~. Np'hi
w. s ,g n,o ~ ~ tho rned con
dititn Of the hall were Unable to SEE, The tab
leaux
THE OPENING MARCH
presented the entire array OF beautllqi emu
Math mno p nan Mss \ Mar y abnksneare afey
th ,or,ei aao noasio Hive "Umcen H,Issel
c C'Jh "Kine Tttie Finnev. Belle Fairehiid
and a7ina ph3ilin@ maids IL honor Emile
Tinnev md Charlie Fairchild who were the
principal charaeters OF sing a1sqng OF .iS nix
pence; Little 70 Peep Judie Hdlhhney' t dHe
Dld WOMB y. W W. Mvy Miaa t.,niIv fatdnr.
"Old King Cole, the Jolly Old Soul Bussic
Cushing and his fddler5 three; Little Boy
Blue" Charlie Leeds. ,
All the children VINO followed were atlIreo,
the boys in white knee brceches, req swallow
tail coats striped red and white hose. low quar- .
ter shoes white shirts, Hessian hats the girls
in white tarletan dresses cardinal sashes. cardi-
nal and white hose Mt. ..,a v...o roo
Karstendiek, Annie Scott, Lizzie Heck, Fannie
Marks. Lena Christ. Annie Cooper, LINE Mehi9'
Matte Thorne, Femme Armstrong, ANNIE feIl.
Albert Pierrepont, Mercer Fell, Frank Byme'
James Shakspearei joseph wilson. Murray Murray
A H & Aiieh duncan Ai''h' "''' ''i'N
Wolfe Allen valley
THE TABIEAUx
were rnnresented as follows.
~, -, ,.l,>,,, mr.,
Misses Corinne Armstrong, Alice Clark Emma
Clark. and Masters Eddie Gaines, NJ Clonerlus.
BAA. BAA. BLACK SHEEP.
:, Misses s, Annie c Daylzoe' Jenny 'auory' anu
'ia9'e' oiis'ii'S 1917 .,s rrr,n
LITTLE Bo-PEEP
Judic Giffney
er,n eopf. arvprNrr
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no doubt now but what the Nichols government
would be recognized, because it was the govern
ment OF the people and the Governor its recog-
nixed head.
Just here voice in the crowd called ont: 'Tell
sus shout Packard" Allan responded, ''Gentle-
men and fellow-citizens, decline to say q die
respec full word about Mr.. Packard; but this I
can say, ne is like Othello's oocupation-gone."
Commission. Twill tell you what they will do.
They will take that noble steamer, the Robt. e.
Lee and 60 down to take look at Capt. Eads'
letties, and on their way up will stop at bingham
Lawrence's plantation TO talk over matters, and
Mr.. Lawrence will then tel them that all he
wants is for them to advise Northern capitalists
to come here and invest their money in sugar
plantations. They will then 60 back" said he,
and say, Mr.. President, the Louisiana question
is settled, and that State can care for itself "
Mr.. Pmchback is the man to whom the colored
people OF this State look. His reception here TO-
day has given me . renewed energy in this cause,
and feel that the dawn is now approaching when
all this difference aud estrangement between the
races will end. There is no man to whom the
colored people look with more confidence than to
him. He Is. to use an old phrase, the neblest
Roman OF them ALL EAvoice in the crowd, TELL
us of Packard."]
.Tell Won of Packard can only say this, that
MIR. Packard is o man about whom will not use
. lisresp ctful word will say that now I am
opposed to his policy, but /, as Republican,
viii not abuse him, for cannot conscientiously
Allan was often interrupted by the applause Of
the crowd, and when he retired. after stating
that no goyerumentcould exist in Louisiana ex-
cept that headed by Gov. Nichols, the cheers
were yocifsvous.
ssxsd The sssoubiage whether the resolutions
we're approved and m unanimous zeal" set-
Nh. M N. Esrls. Esq., then stepped forward and
susYca t.65 the gSk6e<tng march - poay y
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GREAT SPECIAL SALE. rhe enterprisiDg and
vide awak merchants, Mesars. M. l.. Byrne b
Co., will offer extraordinary inducements to-day
week been rsceiying selection OF the most
fashionable and beautiful spriDg goods, which
they are effsriog at popular prices. To-day their
sale will embrace large aid choice assortment
of hosiery, scarfs, parasois and embroideries.
See advertisement.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-07

The President and four of his Cabinet
Sherman, Scburz, Devens and Key
wear full boards. Two-Evarts and
Thompson-wear none, and one-Me-
Crary-wears Henri Quatre tuft ON
his chin.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-07

BURNETT's COCAINE. "A perfect dressing for
the hair. The Coeoans holds in d Isuid form q
large proportion Of deoderized cocoanut oil, pre-
pared expressly for this purposs
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-07

look with abiding faith TO the early triumph Of
Justice and speedy end to the protraoted discofd
In our domestic government.
And whereas. The ttats governments OF the
State OF Louisiana, in all its departments, s per-
feet in It's organization and operation, snd repnb
lican in form and spirit, and any and all Pretend
ed opposition thereto under one q. b. Packard,
or other persons claiming to act as Governor, is
not above the dignity oil faction, having no
rights or forms in law or in fact, either over the
people OF this State or even the minority party ID
once represented;
Resolved That we, The people of the parrish Of
Madison, in mass meeting assembled, have per-
feet confidence in our said State government In
all it's respective branches; that we have. and
will at all times yield ii cheerful obedience; that
II need be, will, with alscrity, defend its rights
and powers against any and every molestation or
impeachment, no matter by whom presented.
RESOLVED, That we will never consent to any
compromising or temporizng, rs relates to ,
single right or power CT our said government, or
any Of mr. niLizana.
Resotped, That 10 carry out these views we
pledge ourselves TO pay taxes for the support OF
the government headed by Francis Z. Nichols az
Governor, which Ia the ohoise OF the people, aud
that we will recognize only those officers who are
in accord with the true government OF this State.
Resolped, That the proceedings OF this meeting
be sent 10 the New Orleans DEMOCRAT and Piod
uttne, Delta Sentinel and vicksburg Herald. for
publication.
Fl. n. LUCAS, President.
g. s. 2. DAreRRFIEbD, Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-07

New parasols. at popular prices, at NJ. L. Byrnc
u Co.'s special sale to-day.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-08
Sagesneui
[Gbirprteits. tefcsrapbii1be une @edfelbidtters
Slptt3e.i.l

Cine talte Saufe nabm fiir,lid) So
fob @ottmalo, Yfarrer elmer rDunfergemeiuoe,
an fiinf 8efehrten i'm ShuplfiufluHe nabe
Green Gree, Ysnni Dor. 0as 8ailsr mar
iebr falt, absr bic itarfs 5trSmung hattie oas
@efrieren ceS @aiiers on Der Ste1e, mo bic
Geremouie datt|ano, perbinOert. Sober Sez
fehrte tnuroe brelnal untergetauht; elmer Der
1duflingc, eine 6rau, fiet betnabe in Sbn'
mad)t Dor adlte nno 9taiie; etne anoere
Hrau, rpeld)e bon sieTl1h !artem &Drperbau
1T, entihliipfte ben pdnbeu bcS mittlerneile
itelfgeuoroeusn Serru Bfarrers uno wuroe
BON eer 9tr0muns nit fortgeriIien. Ser
arine Yfarrer perlor babel oaS 9letd]aemt6t
uno itiirste Der 6rau mad, in bic nuiien Slu=
then. 3uei Didnner irrausen ben iait @r,
trinfenoen nad unO bradten iie 9liidlid) an 9
rlier. @s 1T oem Yfarrtr an5Gratben, nit
Dem 3auieu 81 ,uarten. Bis OaS 8aner ctipas
mGrmer miro.
i0em 8e,idte oes Staatsid,ul= g IL
perintenbenteu BON VI em. . ori
entnebmen mir folgtnOe itatiltlide Eotisen
@eiammtDertb Der S1u!gebduoe i'm gauseu
Staate $31 ,017 ,904; 3abl Der 1dlulpllld)tl=
geu &inoer- prm 5. bis gum 21. Qtelslahrt
= ,5S5, COL; iporaoiidle Sdulbeiuher II
O67 7,199; tdslid,c Sbulbcluder ourdld)nttt
lid 54l $40; 3unatne i'm aersleide sun'
porbersebeuDen Sabre 10000; AnSahl Der
anseitelten 2ebrer 3O,2O9; ibre @elammtbe,
iol6uus $780,, ,so4; Ou-diduitllide 9ebrer=
8elolouus in Stdcteu $40, in EOpnS s237
O,e Staatslhulieuer fiir bas laufenoe SIS
ialiabr betraet So, ,725; oas @iniommer
pom 9emen Sdul, unb Ser. St.z zOepoiitet:
Iouo s3,l32, 1926; @eiammtzausaabeE I'M
oeriloIisusn Tistaliabre sll ,439 ,038.78, no
bon Der sr0Bte Sbeil ourd 2ofaliieuern beige
traqen murDc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-02-08
Ser SdiTbt,td, oes Samplers
..6enr0S gSnstittdfott."

yten-D OFT, 7. Iebruar.- tine Depeihe
aus ct. Sobns, W..8., berid,iet, baB Der
Sd)ifibrud bes n@sorge &aibinston" an
20. Sannar itattfano. Der 3oaeinnehmer
gu Srepaiep bertbtet, baB MIR menige 8erth=
laden seborscn wrrben. 0as Sabrsena 1T
sdualid 3ertriimuert, unp tein&bell relielbsn
lit fihtbar. Set lebten geridlte iiuo nod
bic 9eideu zines Mannes uno elmer 6rau -
i'm @an;en jeet Is Ss,d)en - aufgefunoen
moroen. 9luberbcm puroen perftiimmelte
S0rpertbetle, arme uno 8e1ne, nelte oon
ben 8ogen on ben idarfen Sellenfanten ser
l6mettert iporben maren, Oil benz ufer aufse.
funben uuo besrabsu. 5ie @tranobeuobnsr
lieBsn fd mittela Seilen Don ben itellen
uiertlippen bera5 unb soaen bic usberreIts
nit Bootbaten aus Der granoung beralls.
Die bieTgen Ngenten ocs Dampiers bebaup'
ten poiitlu, bab ale Yaiiaatere IN 6alfag oas
Sabraeug perlleBeu uno Oab nur 5mei neu:
YaNagiere baielbit all Sorb famen, ndmlld
SIS. 4rd)ibalb nnb SaS. 8omers.
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Die critic Gntideto,ttts oes Srtbt=
f1n1S

Die erite @ntiheibuns bes @leftoral>9ri=
buuals lit pon idlimmer Sorteoeutung {;
nid,t etwa beBhalb, neil bic Republifaner
rur6 oieielbe beginitiat ,porSen ftuo unb
ein.n Sortbeil erlanst baben, iouoern piel=
niebr aus benz @runbe, neil auh in bieler
Seb0rbe, sic man oils bod iibsr ben Yarteien
aniab. Die Earteilinie 10 ld,arf eeiogeu mar,
pie in irseno einem le9i5Iatiueu 80rper.
Ser geidluB, ple CT bon benz 6idter
Mlller eingereidlt uno bon Der Gommiiiiou
NIT gesen Stimrlen angenOmmen rpuroe,
liei't iid) gans TO-, ais oh er barauf bercd)net
ipdre, >5rn. SaDes ourb Den Sad su ihleifsn.
g8ir ul0gen ms irren, ood oteie iirenae
Abltlmmun9 rad benz Barteiiianopnutte bat
Elm icbr perodd)tise5 Iusieben. - Im @nse
baben Die Demofraten, geraoe mie bic Srolas
ner-boh Elm pesoerbenihpangeres b0l5erne5
Gof, III ibre Burg geld,leiit
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,Nf,ta taHattS.

Gbica9o, Z. Sebraar. : Die bieiige
vYol1" reon,irte geitern ben 2obn ihrer Seber
auf 80 GcntS fir 1000 N'S uno ffeate neue
getsr an, Sa Die alien 4rbeiter iid) rpetsers
ten, bic vobnrebuftion ausunetmen. Die
,gnposrapbiibe Union" leste iia ia's Slit,
lei, nnb aIf ibFc Geranlafiuug CAB nn]efdbr
be 9Gifte Ser neIangefenten 5eser bic Ars
belt pisoer anf. SO perlauist, DaB anoere
Ssurnale BEN 8eiipiele per ..Yot" fOlser
msroeu, i'm Sale bic Settlers Die gObaberab
iehMna bnrdiest.
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Baltimore e9ire 9nfnranfe Office
a,if Der
Silbweit> Gfe oerSnutb> II. Wateritr,

0iele Geieli6aft periidert iorpdbrenb sesen Ser
lutte uoer Sbaoen burGb Sranbunslit ioipobl in oe1
stao, ne auf benz ean6e, alie 4rsell pon Gi9ent9un,
Nderbau=Yrobufte, Dfo6elr, Sans gerdtbidaten,
i'm 8au besrifeue ooer I'm Saien in eabuns befnoltte
tSabrSeu9e u. I. ~.
Sas Sireftorium 6eIteht aus folaenoen Serfen:
gSut. q. S,arri5on, Yrdiibent;
Oauio 9. WiIion, s. Wtorton Steipdrt,
sSrcncis :. sling, .. s. gtetscomer,
Senrp Carroll Srpilie Sorlut,
81. g. Steuart, g8. g8. Eaplor,
Wm. $. Brune, @eorse :. 5arrlon,
S. pon 8apff, y. albert gSiders,
g. Siobert SentinS. Dienbes Soben,
g8nl. s. Bennington.
appIiiations= 5ormuGare uno pettere gta6ridlt abe
Die @ee1ibaft niro in oer Sffce ali Der SiolpeL'
Gde Der Soutb= mo gBatertrGBe ertbeilt po aud oil
Muftrdae iofort erleniet rperben. Setfderun9er
perben aut irsenS cine Sriit an9eaonmen, ped)e au
sipplifont mini6en mag.
[San1,fSfl ST. SSoooDdro, Sefr.
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Der 8elSutdrff.

gtemzY Z. Ssbruar. - 9elb letht
au3-34. gHedld rubig sM4.S5. Sob idlOb
Iebbait su 1051-l05s. Sunbss Sbll9attoasn
ibloiien lebsaft unb ftetig; 's1er Coupons
113a, '65er 1893, neue 40, '67er 1l3B,
'eSer 1l6a, neue Siiufer 11Cs, TO- .40er eou'
pons 114t. attien iflOGen iebbait II. ftetig
Stem Dorf Central 10l4. @rie 9b, gafe
@bore 53a, Sllinois @entral 51e, Bittsbur9
924, @bica3o Nortbmeitern 34a, Prior. 90,
Stod. Ss!aub 1913.
llutsridaeamtss s9ilana: Sob s70,511,s
$50; @ourant $43,274 ,806.
- Die beatigen 3oq- @innabmeu betrugeH
s499, 900.
- Ser untsrfdatmeiiter seblte beute fin
SntfreHen sls3, GOO unb fir einsesogene Sb.
liaatioucn S39, 800 aus.
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3uet tpettere Steuerbeatttte onrd)
fr,tn:ute" Sd)tappsbrentter ers
49, .NnAA<

gSaibin9ton,7 7. Sebruar. - Sol
gente 0epeid,e ipuroe beute i'm Snlansfsuers
Biireau empfansen:
Greensboro, N.zG., ben 7. 6ebruar. -
Siilismarihan Hobertlon me.bet loeben, eab
suei ieiner 2sute pabrenb elmer &a35ia ani
5huappsbreuncreien set1otet uno mebrers
auDere pertpunbet murDen. SD beetle mid,
cen Wajor @temart nit BferOeu su perieben,
10 bab mir bieiem WiSeritanSe nit Silfe Der
Sruppen elm gnoe MAIDEN t6nnen. gsasner,
Steueraoeut.
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0erutii1te 9epefdbea aus Sae,p.
Nptf,

Rep<Dort, Z. Ssbr.- Sob erOffnsts
81 1868.
- Ser Dumpfer columbus" 1T Don ,Sa.
pauna einsstrOffen.
- Fri. Gmma abbott, bic iunge amerifa'
niite Yrimaoonna, trat beute gum erften
Wale in cen Ser. Staaten - in ,Gbiderln9's
Sale" - auf. Sbr erfes CONCERT nurbe nit
aroBem geifalle aufgenummen. Der Grtrag
| lit fir etne @obltbdti9feitsanitalt beItlmmt.
- Das &onlite, melbes ernannt murte,
nm bic gii6er Der rgte,u Seriea'er Central
Balm" III unteriudcn, erltattete beute folgen.
ben Yerid)t: Die ihpebenoeS Shulb Der gahn
betrua am 1. Sanuar 81, ,543, 900; bic Sahn
inboliirte fsrner Stas oeru Sadawanna=gSeiil.
soblen=G Comp" i'm 8etrage bon 81, ,141 900.
Die S6ulben beioer @ompa9Hle'n iinO ourd)
6ppotbef Sbiigationen i'm Setra9e oon 49,
| i78, goo uno - y8ilfesbarre Goal Bombs" i'm
Sstraae Don $4,906,O00 aeii6ert. Bic
| .,0ddapanna'er &oblen Comp" i1nlbet ber
gabn 81 ,62O, GOO fitr Sransportfoften. Bis
lest Iub sl,100,000 auf bic neae anlsibe
| geSei6net.
- Sobn 6. Gbomas, Uaitsliso elmer Sal=
| idhsrbanoe, peld]e in 1873 fid] bouptlddlid)
nit gonbs oerr NewsD Dorfer@entra!.." pNeiu'
g)orfs Grie." uno , ,8uffolo=gtem gorf. @rie>
Babu" beidaiti0te, tpuroe beute cen General,
4iNien norsefiibrt. @r betannte iid) Der
| NalIdung i'm britten @rabe idulbis; Oas
| llrtbell mnroe aufgeihoben. Inter ieinen
WitIdulbisen beiinoen iid @alter Galfon,
gSaIter 8oberts, @bas. s g8illiams uno o..
@leaon, peld)e ieet idmmtlit Der Bolisei in
bic 9dnbe gefallen itno uno eutiueoer ibrem
Yro3eije entsegenieben ooer ibre S9ulo i'm
3udthauie abbiiben.
- Sberit SobH Nabonb Der betanuts
Eeuierfiibrer, fiarb bier geitern abenb.
Die biefgen Srldnoer bselten beute Abeuh
cine 8erammluns Mnter bem Toriise nes
SIn. S. S'9oHonan unS beidloiieu, ois
lleberrefe Sebufs Beftattuns nod Srlano gu
| l9idsn.
| -es psrlaItet, Dap Sag @oulo geaer
feline friibereu a9enten g. W. WiiaS & SO.
cine SdlaSsnsriastlass aHi 100000 siuss
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SrGttOe.

gSllfesbarre, Ya., Z. Sebruar. -
9as @eihdftslotal Der So. 6iloreth & Go.
uno bier aHbere Gebauoe 81 on gianticote
muroen beute firth burb Seuer sert5rt. Ger>
luft $4,000. Wan permutbet granoiiifs
tung.
8ilfesbarre, Ya., z. Sebr. - Stint
@etauSe, oarunter oern 9adamanua'er9Oblen'
Comp" sugtant,eofe, brannten heute eMorgen
neOer. Serluft $4,000, Serfid)eruns $780,
600. Wtan uermutbct Sranoltiftun9 ourdJ
RollD= @aauires.
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0r. $. u. unoertppoo
f o III d oopathi5 der NrSt

1T pon Str. 255, g}oro=gutaipiirate, nat str. 10Y
@baresitraBe, sesoseu, no ersine auimertlan
feit ben ipcseen Srantbeiten BON rauen uno Snoerr
Diomet.
yliredufunoen BON $40 @orrnittass unb bon 3-4
uno6-7 lbr yaa9rlittass. (San2O, ,3Atte,l.a.&tI
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9eutI9e urtS easliIde S9ale.
6. Gnapp,
Gde Der SplltoeyftraSe ttt,o Sraa8es
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gS tprb bon sp6li eebrern potitdnbiser ReaIs,
spratbt, G6retbs, Gefangs unb 3ei6Hen llnterri1t
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arbeiten 1T cine 2ebrerin anaeiteat. adt Der Sdue
1T cine 4urnsanitalt uertuEpt; aud tueroen S6illsr
in Son lno 2osis 9enummeu.
gtdbere GuStunt ertbetIt Der Yrtn5tpal Der anfat,
q. Suapp,
@de oer 9ouieanftraBs uao Srange'Auen.
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BON Baltimore,
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gsr. 10, Somtb etraie,
@ote...StIliges SET atertal.... Is o tie
gsir baben eine porSiisde Gualitdt BON eotes pcrz
rdtbis, ipelde mir bem Bu6lifum als elm tnpebenF
wertbes Seisnateria ir bdIs(ide unb anbere 3fpefe
offeriren fdnst ett 5euer uno lit fre BON Hnreirsz
feiten.
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Tabrit, fsub Don eeaoenballitr., ansenon,men.
Yrets $3.50 pro geasenIaoung, in trseno etneIn
etaSttbeile a6seefert.
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gtrafe, subereiet uno LIT be alien apotbefern 5l baa
ben. [aus26, 2Dtefl
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"ILIUMfNATING FIRE PLACE
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idbtnen aufrnerfiam uno labet bas Butlitum elm, fl
Gnsuieben.
Nlan iprete in unierem Sireau Dor unb unteriuht
mniere neue ia 5r isirte sra dime fir eeSerz
unb 2ubar6eten, meIde bic bette 0iaihine fiirSnetz
ber 1T.
g8ir ertauben einen IiberaIen a65us
9e9en n8aar3ahIuns.
observation-disclosures @eieufd3eft,
gtr. 80, GbarlesTraBe,
(6e6r7, ,1Wi.a.E) ~5re rnaurerz2empel'
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ben poaen, 10 6rinsen sic iie mad Oem auoeralrsen
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Elm Sapital BON S1,1O5, 900 unb einer llebers
lduB bon 100000 befitt, hat, pie man beute
entbedte, burdl Tabrldiiafeit OR Seamteu,
iueld1e ben 9epoittOren geitatteten, ibr @ontO
su iiberihrelten, groBe Serluite elitteu. 0as
Sapital oer Sanf plrb ieoof wabrideiulid)
niht beriibrt meroen. Ser 8etru9 Der Ser.
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