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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-03
WeldaftssWesmeiier.
dit Die Santsu!

9lm Die Samsn!
6. Sat- & S6bue, 9tr. 164, =Sroabipap.
q. Seaumeret, (Saar u.i NJ, gtr. 62, eerinstontr.
W. Sratufprp, ytr. So, 9arter=gane, Sonoon, Sn9.
Dollar Store, gtr. ego, IL. s.zSaltlmoreltraBe.
Samfem ,tmo Sattattiers.
.9eut5d,e Samf," gfe Son,oapz uno Saltimoreitr.
n9ereiniste Neutid,e gsamf," gte Salttmoreitr II.
BoitzSiTce= =Auenue.
~9entid,e Sentrat Y3anf," "Gorreiponoent"z9e<
bGuoe.
r9eut5d,e Spar5auf," gde Baltimore u. BineItr.
ssmmmsr & aseder. gtr 2l, Southitr
Raine, s., rGorreiponoent"=Geb
Srmtbdnoer.
gSub. $. @eimbarSt, gar. 10, Roro @apfrase.
Butter, Gter nno &aie.
4ampims s. s;ppe, SIT. SO, SiOz@9orIesftr.
Observation-Disclosures II. Ssansmaler.
@mu,art & ouarties, gar. %, gartitraBe.
S,ppfem ,.no Wsals.
Boso 6 gt6etts, SIR. 10, sub=@apitraBe.
Smipeiiere tno Splitter.
ebas. ". s,amia & So, gr. 80, R.=9Olioapftr.
Gpfer 1tno SsanotaI6em.
eplentan, s.. saoette=, 5miben eapa uno 5rebez
oeriditraBe.
rntor=glrbeifeu.
Smsb siNom, Sir. 14O, sseit=saltmOreHraBe.
Meatsimtides.
@oaeIer. n. & So, 9ar. 4-8, eiberttptr;
Srsfe, 8. 8; & SomP.a aus. sarta, Sir. 164,
We6beit, Watraben It. I. 10.
SEQ. Scd, yr. AZ. SarriionftrdBe.
". Reifuscr &: Snbm, gtr. uno 3, Bortlano@,
uEb ytt. ~, @olumbaitraBe.
s.. @. Steuens, 0r. 3, SHoz@ooertttraBe.
ytau & SarteI, gtr. 100, N.=9apitraBe.
Gabmaid,ineu.
Memtmeton'SdJe Nabma5d,inen, 9ir. At, gtoro=
Gbdre5itrlBe.
Srmono l. So, VT. I'll, Noioz9apltr.
Yatent=Wteoisimen.
setb g. Sance, Mr. 1913. 8alttmoreftraBe
photographer.
1nIla6, s., Sir. a., 9erinstonitr.
Stanos, Srgeln 1tno WtelooecnS.
~. suabe & 50 2O4 IL. 2O6, gs. zgaltimoreitr.
Sutro, Jtr. 2O7, Observation-Disclosures.
@eimsfan,p, SIT. 273, Beit@ 9altimoreitraBe.
Ted)tsansudlte.
Sames ". 9ud,aua,, 0r. Al. ct. BauttraBe.
SsaumibaI, s., 9tr. 80, ct. Ydulitr.
8olii, Mler., ytr. II, Saip>SuiIoings.
spiesei= ,.no Siloer=8abmen.
sdbarot & Wscblcr, 0r. 293, gseitzg galtimorefr.
WerTd)erun9s=0 eieaf1aften.
$. Ben,ims (Germania= =ee6eas), gtr. 10, SO.
Npenue.
Ifrenten's D. Saito. (Seuer), N.=S.z@te Soutbz
uno SeconoitraRt,
Sanppers Seuer, 9.>O. .>Aoenue unb SeconoitraBe.
9otontac .Scuer p. Salto., yr. ;. B.>S. .zGpenue.
Mnoeiateo tfircnter1's D. Baltic, ytr. =, Soutbtr.
Ceutld,e sSeltcr Jt.zS.=GCfe gato= unoSoiioapfr.
Veaboon p. Salto. (5euer), Seconotr., nabe B.=
S.zIpenue.
0er. 5eutId,e (Seuer), S.@S.@gte Saltimoreftrabe
uno 10. .@Ipenue.
98ilfininn 6 s,arlan gte seeoneftr.u Il. q. .@O.zIo.
Wir6bcao & Weepss. SIT. A.. Secouoitrabe.
gropio entia, gtr. II, SouthitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-03
WsmttOerI, ore INf1foeN19floI

Fever and Ague wrb in "a Stllnben rurirt ODER oas
itrafe uno 6es 8roa6Dap, Seitelz Ginsans an @a9s
frabe, uoripridt,
(Shd, ,1S,i,3.l4.) Spbn Snutpau,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-03
Se0ermauu,
Senermamn,

Der ssa.ce'S
dbemiidbcs paar @ieoesDeritsgang5 WaitteI
(Hair Restorative)
gebrauht,
IT, BON Der Shatlade iiberseugt,
oa,, es b.m S,aare Die uatnrGid)e Tarbe
~isoersibt, e1n sllter oSsr srant9sit e srau ss'
madt baben, mn oa IS PEN! elSen sSei6belt uno
Ssoer,
Der es perIu9t fnoen, oes es bic 5aIt nitt fdr6t.
ionbern Durd 2lnreaun9 bef naiarleben AnsideiouH=
Srat uerlebt uno 10 eiue garbe uno EIi.5e Diebert
beret IS tann oft, iuie gsaiier aut Der Xsslbaut
unS nit sleber Siderbeit anseipanbt Deroen, % es
aus Sei nn6 anregen6en Ben9eiftertraften beftebt,
une ais artife bat es fines 9IetdsH ntdt
Yreis ST oieTlai1e Ns q
gu baben 6ei Ssth e. sanes,
81. B.-Oaan frase nad) Sanee's "Chemicat Hair.
Restoratipe uRb nfbTe ten aHoereS (6ebri7, tSiaI)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-03
Remin9ton'fbe
M i T. M d 6inem.
s>gseraiituttaeu ub.

V'HEUtH"1k"W1~N5S'S N5S S6s6s6"Be" ""s
TO-
@ir baben alle ipesieae 2tts8atem
amHerbalb 1tnieres @ei6dftes ab8e=
sbaiTt stmo IaiTen ts,tt oieien @or=
tbeil TT oeu 4reiie,t ttmieren &anoen
TIT ,tnSercat YerfamfsIofal 81 8tte
fommen.
8iireau:
yfr. AZ, Noro Gbar!esFraBe.
w. II. TYLER,
(ONS,tS,iaEl @eibdftsfibrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-03
9lltsalta alts tateialent Saaeb1tdle,
SemerfenStUcrtbe &urett

= NINtkt% WV tWLNNWt OtWItWT
@1eaf Sails, ytr, 81, Slb>SbarpftraBe, nurbe BON
l9Dadem 9efttbte, NerD6iitdt uub llnoeroaus
ldlteit 9ebetlt;
Bbneos s.: Se9tam BON Yorf, 8n., tuuroe bon lie
idbrt9er Sp5pepfie 9ebelt;
Gbrm. Sbas. Dunn, Rr. 49, 9oDitraSe, bon 8ers
iopfun9 uno ertremer S4nd6e
artna SERIAL, BON ani9Deaun9 6es Sautbes uno
Der @Iteoer, Ra9tihps6 unS Suten;
s. gi. Yinton, Sro6ioro, 8a., BON Se6ertranfb,t
un6 I6IedJtem 8lute;
Dr. D. ai6ett, Rr. So, Si6zgocoirase, Baltimore,
~. BON 0pSpepite Se6erbeIbDeroen II. ShfpiuoeI;
9pSpepiie uno neruoier Sd|tuddle.
9Glwade nno fraafIidIe 6rauen,tmnter,
neld1e oabtn9ntnoen, beren gauJe Contribution ees
Port uno ote ihner litter puroen ourh neRiae Goa
fen bieier &tnftur 9dnJIt9 9ebeilt.
Sn allen S1Hen,
no Sbfpd9e 9eoormaete, go6 Die Uicbtsin neue 9rdTte,
pteeer Die tofb0re @eunbbeit. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-03
0pttt SIike erid1laQe,s. .

Ybtla6el bia', 1. Sept. : 6ugb
0ebine purbe seiteru 9beno mdbreno eines
@eipitters bonn Slite setreffeH Hnh auf Der
Stele aetDDtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-03
sfod, clue tniolpente sparbanf.

SOitOn, l. Sept. = Der Banf<@OmnllI(
iir bat Die nSanOpifz Carvings Sauf" in,
iolpent erfldrt uuO eineu @inbaltSbeiebl gegen
Dielelbe erlaugt. Der @eiammtbetrag Der
0spofiten Der 8anf belduft itd auf 81, ,1OO,=
600. Die gcgenmdrtige S4pieri9feit miro
Der @ntluertbung BON @runoeigentbum in
Bottom uno al anOereu Srten 5ugelbrieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-03

Soiue & Carl,
gSs+ 21, Sit0= Gbarles Strabe,
mahe oer 0srmanitraBe,
Baltimore, Dtt.
ympor
BON
@einea t1no Miiaeral 8afern
un0
espot In pen gereimisten staatsm fa.
@. * M. Bollmamt's
bernbmten 70 in=Gifts.
aasnten in baltimore ts.s
apsIltnariss affer-
{Septf5, ,12yiteD
Baltimore e@ire eJa(nraafe Office
auf eer
Gnbmsg=G Gfe erSoutgs u. Wateritr.
-.O.-
seit mebr, ais sinem baben Sahrbunoert eIabllrt,
oeriihert aeaen Seruft Coer Se1do9un9 olrn SelIef
in Der Stabt ooer aui oem 2anoe, auT ale aren pon
5ieie @eienitaft fteGt aud I'm erw dbrenoe
gsn,. s.. s,arriSon, Brafoent.
Sireftortn
Daoio g. g8ilion, y 5. gtei1eomer,
Srancis 2. Sing, Dr1iGe 5orpie,
Senrp Carroll, SO. g5. Saplor,
2Sm. s.. Drune, George Z. 6arrifon,
8. BON 8apsf, gSnt. s. BeHnt9ton,
z. Robert SJentns, y. albert SderS,
6. Ntorton Stepart. Wtenoes Cohen,
(sunii8-D N. 81. Surd, se,r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-03
Sic situation inn s6ipfa.9saiTe.

25, 900 Wtann itarf paren, rpurosu Die game
2tnie eutlang 3uriitgei6agen. llnier Ser
1uIt betrGot 500 JRQuu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-03
Sr. @Daluaer'S
OeiunObettssStnf

Ut gsHtQNte uno erTol9retdfe We6iBn Bllr Sefa
erfunben Durbe, TT Dr. @ballners @eln6beltss8 8inFs
tur. SieieI6e
trdftt9t ben S6nn1en,
hellt ben 4ranFen,
atbt oem Rerp6Ien frtIhen Dfu.b
uno neues 9e6en Dem SnpalioeH.
Ste Stnft1tr bGtlf
Rero0Ftdt, 0pspepfts, soltsSnersen,
RoptDeP, u1oerbauIt6sett, @e6rGdt6eit,
nerooies 3tttern, olrb iibermasiaen
9enuB oonsEa6ad unb SpirtuoIen
pet9n.aBt, 9eisbrenuen, gBino ir
Gta9en uno I'm rnterlebe,
Sauiernabniinn II. (. 10.
SI Ste Stnttnr beile9t 0et a. kbeftf
fir berauSdtet0e 0etrdnfeI
Berionen, Die fb BEN @enuIie Ipritu6ieg 9etraut
btnsebeu, ftnben baE bette Seilmittel in
Or. Chalmers
8cInn0bettS xtpstllr!
gett Der Gntoedung Der Ulebi5in babe M burd5 melne
Breunoe uno SetGnnten in oeier Stabt Die foloenbe
An5dhI uon Berionen eebelt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-03

" "9aIif. Semotrat ny uYufialoz Demotrat" -
50 rSa. Staats5ts." - $50 "Seitltde Bof."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-03
8aden= nnh Gdlnurrb6rta

ger. t08, SaItimoreftr Baltimore, Nto.
(Se6r. H. f2 Ulte.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-03

9l,t Die Santen!
s.. Sak s. Sobue, 9tr. 1874, Snoz zSroabwap.
q. Seaumeret (Saar i.p.), Nr. 62, eerinsonIrr.
Dollar Store Nr. 22O, u. B.zSaltimoreltraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-09-03

r5eutSd)e Sanf," gde Sonloapz unb Saltimoreitr.
r8ereiniate SeutidIe 23auf," Gfe Salttmoreltr. IL.
YoitzSiftce=Nuenue.
rDeutjd,e SentraI Yaut," ueorreiponbent"=9ez
bGuoe.
rDeutSd,e Spar5anf," gte Baltimore u. Pneir.
Summer j. 9e6er. ytr. 21, Soutbltr.
Haime. Il, rGorreiponoent" z@ebduee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-15
TWO NEW SOFP-HOUSES.

Among the institutions established q short
time ago for the relief of destitute people soap
bosc. under the management OF e butchers and other
occupants of Fulton Market. They furnish for this pur
pose meat and other provisions such II looked upon
by the dainty people refuse, bns Which ~ realty
makes most laatabo and substantial soup for tho lnn
drcds OF people who apply daiy for ,Lis meal During
Lie past week similar Institution haa been established
at Wasns zion Market, the west 8ido OF tho Oily 10y
G. Stokein, a wholesale fish dealer. Among tho con
tri5utors are The business men Of Washington
Market and many OF the Wcst-sl. Iner'llanta
TRIBUSR reporter yStcl this imprOvLca soup mousse
ON Saturday and found outside of doors long ino OF
men and boys waiting for their meal, which IA served
between II o. H. and D. Tho dang and csoh roois
Is at one end Of long frame building. divided by bar
rcaie OF barrels and boxes from p0rtica Of the a
market In the cook room was large Iron oaldron, at
which Mr StoSem was at work making iish cnowder
The dinIngronIn which extends te eutirD width OF The
building f. provided with long rough table capable Or
coating 60 To 80 persons at one limo GA" Of Tie
attendants was DISTRIBUTING supply ~ pilot bread ~
each pllte and the meal which To be ni1nshed
iu quality and quantity caaoo OF Satisfying tac most
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-15
ADHANcE on EISrBoCND fREiGHrS
POSITION OF TIE LAKE SHORE AID MICHIGAN CEN
TRIAL COMPANIES.

POSITION OF TIE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN CEN
TRIAL COMPANIES.
The representatives III this city OF the New
York Central and the Erie Railroads we're opposed to
the las. advance in freight rates from The West when
will 20 into effect to-day, announced 10 saturday
TRIBUNE; but according to the recent agreement The
matter was finally left with tho Western connections To
decide II stated that the Lake Shore and Michigan
Central roads refused the meeting in Chicago on sat
uray TO accede Increase Of rates over their nes
IL is claimed however, by the representatives, OF the
Ncw-York Central, that this refusal VI the Lake shore
aud Michigan Central cooperate with the other roads
j. no violation Of the spirit OF the recent compact, as
that only stipulated freight from all competitive
points the West 10 Baltimore, Philadelphia. anl New
York intended local use, the difference in the rates
should not exceed per IN favor Of Baltimore and
10 per cent in favor OF Philadclpha; while there Is
nothing in the agreement prevent the Baltimore ana
Ohio and the Pennsylvania railroads from advancing
rates. to baltimore ana Philadelphia the prices
charged to New York, even above the latter.
The language Of the agreement ia rs follows:
First That the trunk lines shall ia the rates on oil
West bound traf, ana that the western connections OF
thr tlnHK lines shall fix the rates all asbound traf
fic competitive points IN the West NortI-%ts ana
Southwest. IhiFH :: lha' On
frrist from oil competitive points in tho West. North
vest ard Soutli-West Baltimore. Philadelphia and
Nc-Tark intended for local Use ana consumption the
rate, shall be- Is per cent less 10 l;at more ana 10 per
cent less PHILADELPHIA than to Newly Ork from Chicago
U any point east thereof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-15
DECISIONS JAN. -.

Supreme Court Cadrbrs-By judge Don0hue.-
orT az ra rSr ss Jd ssnrnn a Frf2 aS esr "
go5 fe9 a r gs ham, rS 2TP s s5%Sae
granted I. i %s'I2R65g , a GfG y, ]
Alien agL -Memgfandnm Graz sgt k9., lD9Ig grsx
sgt. we,erman ssf~ Mcla.I asi sell
show eI spiiaa ~ tnS p,- y " Gye
LIB Judge >, IaTrsm MOI ct e.
tinony must control IN the settlement OF the cases
Common PloGs-GsRcrai 1srm-Bv Chief judge c,
aimed pSy sSt ' It. Rec ct al Sail Sgi awsas' cob
Long, Plaat agt feig trace az. Dnien + M
MesIs pemsn at n"o act 4f MGz 1 Eayes S
lOs DIs'y @g Ward q az cr9% Pc JHeAsoI gSas
FoLy act Staten Island RailroaI Company Cohen set
National steamship Company ho4g az hogers :, Ak Nc
Scvine bennington S.urpes; Same agt Saninis
&@5S a I p2T%a a. a. ,s rSST at JaSFs5
Brown art. Caupe poenas sg, De Hart lo5; Jososea
hme-Ho 2gt MOTIF lGTea', NOT, Az al COZ cox
-uncrs' Ice GomTany 49aIn aS' bcsP a.
n,nrc com Srg Npres dsnsse-C ct 81 Ncr
chants patch Transportation Company Notions {" yscas
Too he psIers in Thompson 81. Iueyc d Is act
Greer etal; Con,oaed Z. jar COMPANY at Mason 90 a.
i6nS: Cirley AIT. Toounsoni 10 Is b: Wrigat AZ.
Pen5ie al Dryn 6c Hay.iaat ag John. Crl,l. ~.
Scimaz; Johr son c' o., aS' Cbprell; Iynts as' ';.
1Ec Is Cohen agt. National steamship Company latter
n9Kis.
son tioInAn Exchange Bank agt Eybtl az Al sutarl @c
AIT Benaeri H,ydecker q; al a5t LoGic-sd AA,a ag-
James 90 al.
Snsr,or T,vn.-Ry Judge J. f. DAILY. Fzsinmons sgt
Do served with nrlefs must 80 els
and iislursemeus Of tbs prOreedins and m 'Nanr
ron a. rn roper1v &c within days compliment vi
j,.ue Davis agf. GHerl. y Judgements sighed Two c@s
leonard agt wild Mot % f,r"d opinion Bte"n AT rs
Mayor Ss-Coun,el must attend here Jan 10 ~ 10 = ~
usnIg ag, IN. " \. Lie II suraLc" CONF any e. a-fool
dcrrH with costs 80" o2Ini"h.
Marine Court Ch1mJers-Bv Justice Mridam.-
CLARKE agt Drryea: Robinson agt Iictt+st+n MI. ss
Zildrrn.; CurIoy agl Farley MAsnn ash pa. Mii.as
E,on at Iune, NtCaslry 3st Morgan CJGS ~ U}
dot ons granted simon agt. Mooney; Pans ~ Nr"'lolA
., t,nuor- 0UOns denied. Leland afi htr'h OBJ
Taiut Price Busch JuoE 10 ~ hrl 10
agt. a. NJH~iIucatoh ,ls
missed Ioore AT Saor.t rider 10 pay 0f,r gr'h"; Ns
~ at Riblet- Attachment granted Potion agt 9hth'
N,rr AT Saal Puerole aLi. Dudley; oisr1 ash Jhrs
Defaults noted. Arcit ast Drout JoS"uR hhsson 'S
r,iyrr or cr aHi. Lud-Deal olfi'd. b,''! ~
Deytt-Sce Endorsement Schlessinger Agt H'8
NH br permitted serve Tely within Nv Lay riV CO..,
feirtput tn ab.cp event Of rcilpn. Hcid a. la'
untcuars ordered Scybe ACT RayD 'iaplt "i.hed Ass
caI,se restored cl,eGar, - DO tined OF TOE 2 is y.
within three days 0i AZ ty.i- &c a.
Rcnci,. SChu,dt agt Natcharh N2dy AZ '"fey ,Ita
,c IndloN; Klee agi Budors; Vincent AZ Liz .l ~,
Tsf, rgt Stem: DE witt agt. Book Hopkins a. e'f'
Wg HESS AIT. Fsuban TOtten Ss rOdd-uade'' stAhe~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-15
CHURCH AND TUEATERl
me Rer. william H. TYR, at the ChurS' Of tho hes
(iHttdriuH).

The R,r. WILLIAM R. Ig.r At tie c'"rt Of tn" Messiah
The Rev. William X. Alger of the Church
OF the Messiah (Unitalian ut hrtyourihst and Park
ave- preached yesterday morning upon The Teachings
of tho Thcat-r of the Church" His text WAS taken
from Acts XIX. 20: 1.-THE whole city with one accord
rushed into the theaer" He spoke substantially as fol
lows:
Tho Church has aimed to persuade and command While
the object Of tho theater has been to entertain ana In
s,ruct In u certain both aim at instruction. The
theaicr has, however enjoyed numerous advantages
over the Church Il has reaness and attract!yeness
which il wanting In the set themes ana forms OF tho
Church The " the drama aroused the jealousy
OF tho priests And this natural consequence. The
respective IDEAS held by the priests and players were d
amctricully opposed. The priest advocated cfabnegi
ton. tho player advocated Indulgence Both hHvo thcr
faults. Tho Church beo!ed and ile victim or asceti
cm and Taught splf--acrfice "a means or salvation
Tho Of To theater friyoy rrckeSsncSs and
aucr kindness ana hberaity. Tho Church considered
the world solemn s;o O probation tho thcacr coisid
Tbe drama 'S was cias by Tho priests tended and
led to run. ana wus fatal 10 moral cnnsisteicy prih
cpa reason Tor the attacks Of the clergy that they
aud tho church had been made objsots OF satire and
carcaturo by players. There are somo elements Of
truiLfulucss Ia these charg.s against the thcatcr 1nd
the character OF many IT s plays but 1t Is not ~ bad
IL Is usually depicted Tho legal and medical well ~
the ministerial prorcssio nave been compelled To ran
have becn benefited by IT, The tneater l. now
Condemned by many Of our leading ministers Henry
Ward Bcccer has especially spoken against IT, although
he has never EVEN cun pay ana every sDhhth carries
whole tlcatr into Ills pulpA IN hs own person. Minis
tcrs have gOn, 10 extremes "a abusing theatcis and
actors and have withheld religious rites The
dead of that profession 4 Newioik minister declined
officiating at tho funeral o celebrated actor, Inch
dent which made famous the little church around the
cornPr."
The chief desire among the clergy Ia 10 bc obeycd,
white 10 l. To lie loved Neither ~ these
Billions should he suppressed but there should bc desire
tn realize both and thus secure universal harmony.
great mistake the Church and the Of much acerb
ty toward the drama has been caused by the belief that
Christianity - established Tor privileged class The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-15
THE COURTS.
CIVIL, NOTES.

Judge Donohuc in Supreme Court, Chamber, a.
sa.rd,y sraS'sd @cqn to remove Peter cOryo. =
The Attorney General was granted leave on sa,,,
day By Judge Donohue to bring suit 70 snnu ehars, -
the TaIryiosn Heshts land Gomp,ny On TIE oaad that
pany was insolyent. ~
Louise Adelaide Caroline dc Saint Alarv n.
divorced wife Of tbs Marquis de IA Isurene who r.c.u,
died France left pcrsons property in this city valued !.
h SI9" been ssnts letter. u aSh n"a
only heirs arc two brothers living In France. 80
Frederick II. Greer, said to be principal In m.
biographical publishing business frequently IN the court
years past before Judge Donohne IN srpre,.
Court Chamber last week motion u b. rrsa. iro
giving security Of costs in snit In witch lie pans
NE o. sons man 70 be- furnished By himself Win ss
I 10 b as certain e number o. Of ~Scs 7"
csop reserved. -
The suit OF Anna Newell for an absolute diyoro.
from Lorenzo Newell up Saturday before Jps,
Donohue Supreme Court, Chambers, motion 10 ann
press = commission to tak9 testimony In Boston Ex.
charges the other with adultery The husband, carx. N
late 70 alleged ncs Of nfdeliy in boston where pnas
ma g0,1 % s1o n H w sn o. , IL so.r@
hue granted the motion.
A motion was made before Judge Donohue. on Sat.
nrday Supreme Cour Chambers strike par; O, IA.
Defendants answer In the suitof Joseph IT, IT, az,a
Charles II. Hatch. Tho defendant FOR Mary
Hatch received $4,000 His suret:es ,a the pannr va
appreciated ir1stss IN ns pace ana p,o.gh' sT f me @
absolute power disposal given 10 M. Hatch $4,000 Al
turned 10 the trustee real estate gbeh
realized Of the balance. Judge Do1ohue reserved bis Ia
clsion.
4 motion was denied on Saturday by Judge J. p
DAY. Pleas Special Term In suit Of Mary Leon
hart against William Van Woran Wilde, open defsult
the plaintiff This for siO 600 FOR breach prumlse Of
marriage. tho plaintiff had two other sa-One against tho
Defendant wages the other against his brother sra
She had been married twice Ter first husband lied hsr
aeconf husband let her and she heard that he a
Daily denies the motion o. eet ASIDE tbs ugmea N
the ground that In order 70 mantdin her acOn wouif "a
for tie psinRto prove that she unmarried Al
the ~ pisO made, and she pnsilc pof
merely hearsay E@tement a. 10 her second
bands destl
Judge Donohue. on Saturday, in Supreme Court.
Chambers granted preliminary Injunction win ordinary
order to show why continued retunabe Ja
H. 81 the shook Palmer restraining dOph Yea
producing the Gernanis Tneater tho joint play
OF AIe1an Dumas J, and Herre Newsky LES Danchs
The play bad In Paris and the plaintiffs TIA,
they have from III authors the antbors right TO
produce I'm this German version
Tor SATURDAY right hut mo injunction served inst hefs
the opening aud another play substituted. The a1tb
right in pay. unlk3 copyright IN IT, - caa,d %
only Itself but ali transiatOrs and adaptations
play which by the seae Of ts authors
b. copyrighted Judge DcaOeer appears fOI the Dza-
tiff, Charles Wehle for the defendant
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THE FIRE RECORD.
At SCRANTON. PENN.-LOss. stOo. 900.

SCRANTON, Penn, Jan. IA destructive
fire broke ont here yesterday ncruinS at O'Clock, i'll
the bookstore % Pryor & Thompson, on Lackawanna-
ave. IN tic center OF the city, ard before the progress Of
the flames could be checked. three valuable stores and
= number OF las Offices, comprising what Is known as
Exchange Block. werc entirely consumed. Bv the most
sirenuDu, ,"ts the part OF the frcnrn the flames
we've confined e. Exchange Block although the adoin-
ing bindings several times threatened. The loss is
estimated i'll 800 coo, and nciGcs the buildings owned
Nv n ssrs Hand Blair and Spencer valued AT II 600
he library IL the Y. VI. g. ~. valued at 5000; tie
library Hand & Post. attorneys, valicd at 10000
the library OF A. Chamhrriair, attorney, valued at
~ 600; tho library Of Attorney Sturgrs, yGucd ut
5000; tho library OF Attorney Archibald, valued at
~ 500 tho office the MnOsc Powder Cpmpauy the
siOre Of Pryor IL Thompson, the grocery store Of
COursre & Co and tho millinery establishment ~ Mrs.
u.bIaga The hnildings aud stocks luy insured IL
Is tboagt the fire originated ~ tho bass OF
Of tbs buildings AID Was communicated by furnace
plctc con TCl.
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frpTMINAr.GOTEl

An application was made by writ Of h3beas GOWNS
TO Judge Donohue IN supreme Court Chambers Saturday
re.cs,o ie,n Imprisonment of Andrew j. Meo- NO
was con nitiad 20 days Police Justice IN ancparna
OF a warrant for his e1fsdon PilSiophs where he IL
charged with felony. Decision va, ftfifTcd.
At the Washington Place Court yesterday Ernest
Schmidt held - bail charged wi:h stealing lcr
he 9Th of December containing 81 OtI sFns worth 500
from iIOnt % John Rus2tos store In cr'egs on sa,
uflay Detecti7r3 Reilly and williamson found TIE hoy N
echlrs clear factory. IN CaDals' Tho hoy va m'rke
tobacco AMI en- top NJ tho skins layer 81 tobacco
inches deep Scnd says the box = With I'm ior as
kecpng b. q named Frank and that be fid not know
there aas any hing Dut tobacco IN IL
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OTHER FIRES.

RoSDoUT, Y. Y, Jan. IA fire this morn
ing dcstroyed the cabinet shop dwelling ana barn Of
MirhaeI stock the building adjoining also owned by
Stock AMI occupied = bakery aad dwelling the gro
cery store ana dwelling " John OCOnuOr. tho sal ghcr
lions. az Frederick Weber, aud several other smaller
.uI,,g. The fire began ia Stocks building and IL he
lioye 10 have OF inGeuii1ry origin Tho loss
estimated 40 moro than $4,000; Insurance. $4,000
FLUSHING, l.. l., Jan. l4.-Danicl I. Jones's
Lou. ia this town was des;roycdby IRE Friday night
Ioss So 900; Insured Ia the Glen Cove Company