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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30
SHIP NEH;S
PORT OF NEw.YoRK .....................JULr 30.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK ......................JULT 90
ARRIVED.
str The Queen Br Arce, Liverpool July H. and Queens.
o SIR beTona tRr craig Glasgow July IS Neville 10TH
STR DE Rayer CBeg, Fa. Havre July u.s. in ballast to
STR CORES bennett Johus F. July II. Cow Bay 21st
ans @ Of AGstD chester Pernandina July 25 Brunswick
Ga, 26h. and Port Royal 18th. 20 G u Mallory Co.
10 s order Eo vessel to wsrjsT Tool 4 Co.
Naa Nor Knntzen, Gloucester 81 days in ballast TO
garR Tay Of the Lake CO Halifax Mckenzie EImoutb
Bark Borgvio (Norl Hank Bergen o2 days IN ballast to
BARK FRO Nor Jacobsen Leith ~ days, in ballast
Bark Chaman tNor osen waterford 10 days ballast
10 BARK John HSrye B LOckhart Cork Jane TO- in bal.
bark Kouin@en Augusta tGer) Hansen a. days
ID BSTg Julia oi Ellsworth Higgins 40 days in bal
Bark Charles Deerlng Carter Havro so days. in ballast
BARK Revello got Annapolis 81, Reynolds Havrc 4s days.
In ballast TO w Parker & Co. -
or aSrA yesssl to watjen Toel Co "
bark Caroline (Ger stneker bremen juno in ballast TO
Rars Mary wlgeins et windsor 81 Wool Rotterdam az
6srE FreHtlen Nor. Tarj'ssen Rotterdam As days in
Bark Xqua tSori Stay Copenhagen AZ DAYS
Bark sam SHEPPARD oi Turks Island Darfee Cenuesos
10 day. Cth sHgr ana ns.'es 70 AYiSs av with .eo
schr slaznrka Holiness John B. 10 days with ath
scRr America Truewortiy Rockland with lime to II
Brown.
schr Cyrus Hail. HOwes Pensacola days with lumber to
Decker Il Rapp;' vessel 10 Parsons & Loud.
schr Mary LVaruy Weeks. Gardiner Me- with lumber to
Rowland.
schr Hamburg Libby Kennebec River with order
sch Lille Rch Robinson 81 George, Me- with granite to
order.
BOynton's Son.
BoyufOn's
sehr CascO lodge Pierce Bath. lumber Boyuton
wIND-Sunset- AT sandy Hook light s cloudy and haz
AT CITY Island light, : W; cloudy
ANCHORED AT HART ISLAND
Scr Charles Sears Turner Illsboro B, with plaster
schr Riverside, Groups - John 70, with luml or.
schr Harry Percy, Wild Blth.
CLEARED.
strs CITY OF York Br tor Liverpool via Queenstown;
Ailsa r for Port Prince, Savma etc w Bruno. for
baltimore Ann Eliza, for Philadelphia; Fra cona for Port
land 90, o-u u,,, o,
son. Nennard Downing Marseilles. Henry; Athet orr
Norbeck Antwerp, Funch Edye & Co; Gaetano Re!
(Norl Demarchi. Gloucester, Slocoych & Co.
Brgs X l. sanchez (r) Peterson. Havana, de Rivera
co: John Mason, Porter Mavagusz II Squire; Ca"adap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30
HEAVY SALES OF FOUR PER CENT BONDS.

The operations Ill Government securities
yesterday were unusually beavy-amOunting to over
50 900 900 ut the First National Bank alone This nst
tuition sold $3.50 900 per cent bonds yesterday the
heaviest orders being from Detroit 100000; Lansing
Mich, $50, 900 Potsdam, N Y. 100000, for Ma
tional Bank; st. Louis $4,000; Chicago, 100000
and Boston 100000. These sales exhausted over halt
of tn Saturday subscription made by the First National
Bank Another subscription for 81 100000 will be
made to-day making total of 100000 taken by this
bank since July 1-makng Oaily average SAFE OF
$4,000 per cent bonds during July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30
ADJUSTING THE CLAIMS OF CREDITORS.

j. L. Colby g. Co., manufacturers of skirts
and bustes at No 425 BrOomest reported to have
suspended and negotiating with their creditors for
settlement Tie cause of their embarrassment is at
ribued to real investments by the senior partner
and capitalist of the firm Dr. j. L. Colby, who resides
In Harlem aud is estimated to be worth 100000.
The firm 500 900 for merchandise and $4,000 for
tue Of the Woven Tape Skirt Works. which they
purchased several months ago The firm have factories at
Peekskill and on Randalls Island.
The suspension OF K L. Speth, dealer in furniture,
ut No III Canalst is reported with Liabilities amount
Ing TO $780, and S594S or the Liabilities 81 1868
are Endorsed notes for the proprietor of the Cremorne
dancehOuse. At meeting Of the creditors yesterday,
the matter was referred to investigating committee.
The creditors of B. L. Solomon & Sons, furniture
dealers held meeting yesterday at the store No. 657
Broadway and received the report of the committee
appointed examine their affairs In their report the
committee recommended that a new firm be founded,
composed of the three that the creditors accept
q compromise of 33l3 per cent in notes OF the new
firm, i've and twelve months that the assets be
transferred to the firm, and that the creditors
sign their claims TO L. 5. Bollin. The report was
adopted.
Tie matter Of the application Of Duncan, Sherman
Co for discharge from bankruptcy came up yes
jerday before Register Ketchum. Mr. Duncan was
present the opposing parties again failed to appear
Ind the Register decided 10 postpone the matter until
lfter Judge ChOato had rendered his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30
A TIMBER-YARD FIRE IN PARIS.

A London dispatch from Paris, published in
the second edition Of The times. says a fire broke
out this morning In the timber yard. two
acres in extent, OF furniture mandatory
In tho centre OF popuOus district Of the
city Six fire engnes have been of no avail 20 stay tho
progress OF the flames and az the time OF teegrapEng
IL O'clock this mOning) the adjoining buildings In
great danger The timber in the yard, which va!-
ued at 100000, is mass Of flames
Ldter-The damage by the fire In the Undergrad
which was situated In the district OF La Vllette,
amounted to S25O,00O. large candle factory in ~.
Denis also burned to-day. The loss 5000, 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30
THE CAPE MAY EXCURSION PARTY.

The representatives of the business inter-
ests of this city returned from the Cape May excursion
yesterday morning, having made the run from Cape
May to Jersey CIy-174 miles-n the remarkable time
OF three hours and forty-two minutes. At Camden
meeting organized with Mayor Ely IN the char' at
which resolutions adopted expressing thanks TO
Thomas A Scott president Strickland Kneass assistant
President Scott Leslie p Farmer, general PASSENGER
agent and f. W. Jackson. SUPERINTENDENT OF the rem
syIyania Railroad 10 william j. Sewe, superintendent
OF the West Jersey Railroad, and TO Mayor Williams OF
Cape MAY Colonel Duffy, proprietor OF the stockton
House and Colonel J. f. Peyton who had general SUI
perYisOn VI the excursion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30
AIrrLr Girl IDENTIFIES rwo THIEVES.

Amos J. Blocker and Francis Myers were
before Justice smith yesterday, charged with stealing
gold watch and chain valued At $780, from John Brick
ley, OF No 100 Christopher-st Put that little girl up
here" said Justice Smith, and little maiden Of four
years was raised By her mother and seated on the
Judges desk She was asked to pick out the men she
Jaw getting of the window into the yard, when she
Al once pointed 10 the prisoners Then Mrs. Bridget
Hughes tie mother, testified that size saw tao men IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30
SEEKING THE CAUSE OF THE NOISE.

STILL EXPERIMENTING On biATH-ANEs
Experiments in the attempt to decrease the
noise on the Metropolitan Elevated Railway continue
the last plan being to enclose the trucks In wooden
box lined with felt thin sheets Of lead, which, being
soft will not transmit sound 1t expected that the
experiment would take place yesterday, but the cars
were not ready; 1t may take place to-day, although
superintendent Van BrOcn states that is not certain
when the cars Will be ready The petcoat" train WAS
running yesterday, with some improvements. MI
Edison is st at the West and has made no final report
on his experiments. Whether he will make any more
observations the road ia uncertain Mr. Van BrOckin
stated yesterday that there less complaint of noise
along the line than nc nrst He attributed most Of the
complaint to imagination, and said that people nad now
become more accustomed 10 the noise. No road can
taAe" he said the number of passengers that we do
from Central Park in twenty minutes without some
noise and these run on surface road would
make far more noise" The principle that the most
heavily loaded traus make the least noise Is recognized
by the company, and this bases some experiments
1t also claims this shows the error OF the common
belief that the noise is caused by the vibration OF the
structure and proves that the cause Is IN the wheels
Lead and felt have been used where the iron AID WOOD
come In contact. Among other Improvements the man
Rgement will place automatic signal box III the
cars, which will announce each station before 1t Is
reached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30
TIE MALNE REPUBLICAN CONTENTION.

PORTLAND, Me-, July 29.-There will be a large
attendance at the Republican State Convention here
tomorrow Ex-Governor Stewart l.. Wood
ford, of New-York, will address the con-
yention. At meeting of the State Com
mittee tonight, the Hon. Lewis Baker,
of Bangor, was elected as chairman, and A. i. Ger
IRISH, of Portland, and George Z. Dutton, of Els
worth, were selected az secretaries. The conven-
ton will renOminate Governor Conner, and will
adopt unequivocal hard money resolutions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30
NOTICE TO MARINERS.


WRECK IN HYANNIs HAHBOR, MASS.
COAST SURVEY OFFICE
WASHINGTON, July 10. 1871
Muster Robert Platt " Assistant Coast survey com
sndng chr Drift date of July H. schr sunk
the middle IL he harbor inside the brcakWater AZ hyhh
mis- Mass with her masts and bowsprt ont oil wafer Inc
wafer ,. n. distant ter OF q mile.
CARLISLE =. PATTERSON, Superintendent.
This rorce accs Coast Survey Charts Nos Ill and 343
Rearings na ghetto and distance In nautical miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30
ACCIDENT TO A YACHT.

A jib and mainsail yacht twenty-five feet
in length in badly disabled condition drifted into the
Atlantic Dock about a. yesterday, and was secured
to one Of the piers There good deal OF water In
the yacht, on the stern OF which the name Little
Neck was painted In the cabin was quantity OF
clans. The appearances indicated that the yacht had
come into collision with a larger vessel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM IIVERPOOL-By Steamship The QaesH-D. ".
owen Mt. aud Mrs. Dorsey. Mr.. and Mrs 4. Hampson
Nc Donald Mr. aud HOskins c. H. HOskius Mr. and
Mrs A IT, Tsylors, Miss Tayors, Miss Haskins Miss T.
Ienuy r. O. Dome MI Chamberlain I. Smith. the Rev W.
J. Roone MTs and child j. ID. Kenny A. Richardson,
r. r. Donkn, W. Thompson, Capt Callers Il; Carey e. r.
Worms a. b. Thompson. T.. X. lIoOn r. G.. sharp II. Glib
bon Mitchell A. d. Andrews. r. Everett MT Atkins
cant r. H. TrahOd, C. ". Robi II. r. Park Mrs Park,
J. Campbell Il. Haskins Nit and Mrs. j. IL McCulagh anu
child {. smith, 4. Smith, Mr Armstrong ]. L. Pope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenae Hotel-Edward j. Reed, NJ. r., OF
England Ex-Governor r. Palmer, OF Illinois and A j.
PoppetOn Omaha ......SL Ncbods HoteL-Arehoishop
Baltimore. ana the Rev fatner VI
ALBANY BrepoOt HOusc-C. f. Perkins, Nice-Pfesldeht
of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Raj road CONF VI
Union SdTs HOfei-Ex Governor narcelus L. steafns anu
L. Dennis OF Florida Windsor Hoe-H B h1rlpu,,
President indianapolis and St. Louis Karoad Coh
pany and General John n. Knapp, OF Auburn, N l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30

Receiver Thompson of the Abingdon Square
Savings Bank began the payment yesterday of second
dividend of 10 per cent to the 1900 depostors of that
institution. Checks only given yesterday but dur
ing the remainder Of the week bank notes and silver will
be used. About $4,000 will be paid out. This bank
was closed by the Bank Department August TO- 1876,
when the assets given $lO4720 and liabilities
S102 000 but these figures found % he greatly at
fault Tho receiver hopes TO pay another dividend OF
possibly per but there is doubt about 1t,
owing TO litigation with the ex-trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30
PARpoSEp BECAUSE OF ILL HEALTH.

William Simpson, who was sentenced Octo-
bsr 49, 1874 to ten years imprisonment at Albany and
nne OF s. 000 by the cpcut Court having been con-
viced OF sending improper matter through the mails
has received full apd unconditional pardon from the
President The reason OF the elemenoy the state OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30

STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases of the
GeneratLye Organs radically and speedily cured Hours
stoX and6JO7. HEN RY DANIELS NJ d.. la LeKnxtonas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30
MARINE NTELLIGENC.E.
MINIATURES ALMANAC

NINIATURE ALMANAU
s,n rses 4b4I sun sets.... 7lS Clock fast en- 81.
Moon ,ets 742 Noon souhs Dol Moons age, days !
HIGH WATER To-DAr-A ~
Sandy Hook. 1853 Gov island. 1922 He'll Oats.. lO;ll
HIGH WATER To.DAY-SP ~ -
Sandy Hook S22 Gov Island. $40 Hell Gate. 1929
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30
ADDOunceinentA

What are fish-cakes unless made from the
XLCR Boneless Goldfish Ask yOur grocer for it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30

FAMILIES UNPRov1DED WITH MILK
MAGNEsA lack prompt and agreeable household remedy
for dyspeptc complaints. Sold by all drdggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUrs NO.
2ls BROADWAY.
TO-, Noon. So. NJ S5. Midnight 7V'
Highest daring oar. 80 Lowest b9'
Average 49,. daT. 1871 7I's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30

FREIGHT RATES TO NETWORK RAISED.
CHICAGO. July 29.-The general freight agents
to-day raised the rates fourth-class freight from
Chicago TO New.York TO rs cents per 100 pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30
r. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly ,sseess elegantly coated for the cure Of all DIS
orders OF the stomach liver bowels Kdneys bladder
diseases headache constipation Indigestion dyspepsia
bliousuess bilious fever. Inflammation OF the bowels
pe ar arrangements Of the internal viscera Warranted
fCenecf positive cure. Price 20 cents per box.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30

the prisoners health the physician having eerheo Una
,uness released be would become couurme1 m'ahu
FRO paralysis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-30

the yard In default OF $500 bail EACH the were
held for trial at the General Sessions.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-03
9as @crntad)tntB 0es eroBeat 91t=
l0utbroDett

Stem OFT, 2. Sftober. - 9eitern fano
bier bic idbrlide Seriammlun9 oes Sermal.
tungsratheS oe8 DYeaboOp Educational
6onDS" itatt. gu Oerielben maren 8rdTOeut
Sanes uub Der StaatS Sefretdr @uart8 bon
@aibinston eri4ie1en. pr. 9lobert s, g8iu-
tbrop, Der YrGioent Der Seh5rbe, hieit cine
furse 9lnIprads an bic Seriammelten. ST
benerfte, baB, trOtbem bas idbrliae @tnfom=
men bur6 gntncrthung oes 8ermd6tnifieS
bsoeutenO suiammen9ei6mOlse Jet, bic 6retz
i6ulen bes SGoens i'm perflofenen Sabre er-
freultGe SOrtidritte 9eula6t bitten. ytafs
itebenbe Sabele erpeiit, tule oas @infommen
I'M lebteu Sabre nertbeilt murbe: 8irgiuien
$15,35O, ytorb=@aroliua $4,000, Glib Caro-
lima $4,000. @eorsta $4,000, 6loriba $4,000,
alabama $4,000, 3eraS $3.50, artaniaS
$4,000, Genneiise $14,6OO unO gBeit Sirgl=
MON S5O5O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-03
Gin fleittes s0aTntti5eI nit Sem
RntbhGttfe1t.

ct. 2ouiS, ?. Sft. - Cine SepeId)e
BON 2eapenportb melbet, oaB Die Sunbess
truppen um l1br 9eitern 0aGnittag nit ben
Snbianern elm @efebt batten. Ser Srt, NO
6aielbe ftattfanO, ipirb nidJt an9egeben.
9ient. Sroberid bonn %. Snfauterie- 9tegiz
mente 1T uerpunbet, unO SOrpOral Stemart,
Iomie flint Soloaten bsiielben GlesineutS
ipuroen get6btet. Die 2ei9en BON 13 ermors
beten 2lnieolern wuroen na9 Der Buffalo
Citation gebrad1t.
SiOnep, Neb., 2. Oft. - Gin geri9t
BON Sgalala meloet, OaB feinOislige Snbias
ner in Der oortigen @e9eno bemerft porben
fno. Sberit Sbornberg bat einen Srupp
Soloaten NIT 0tunition nnb Yrootant fir 19
Gage 5nr 8eidiisuna oeS Srtes entiauOt.
ct. 2oniS, 2. Sft.-@ine 9epei1e BON
Gopefa melOet. bah seifern cine &n5abl Sn.
bianer 60 Meilen Ditltn BON 6apess&itp bic
y9anias= 8aciftc, 8abn" iibcrl9ritten unD auf
frieolid1e Siebbdnbler einen 9ln9riff ma9ten.
18 Widnner unb 3 6rauen ,unroen pon ben
HotbbGnfeu efmorbet uuo ifalpirt. gs be-
fanben iid) feline Snnoestrnppen in Der Rabe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-03
Wermiidlte telearaphifdlc Neneid1et,.

0as idauerltde 90 orOg ge be m nj 6 BON
Stluer-Nafe, Statells 3slanO, no man fiir3lidb
cine Srauenlette in einem Safe begraben
iano, 1T Sluur nod uidt geI6f, aber es bat
bcreitS 6u Oer Gntocduug nlebrerer dbult9er
Serbrehen geiubrt. 90 uuroen erit porgeiterr
in gteu'Yorf micber orei berii9ttgte Aer;te
uerbaftet, neil iie eiu iun9cS SraueuSimuer,
gtameus Stttoria 9ounor, bel eiuer 2lbortion
umgebrudt batten. Die 9iamen Der Serbnfs
tetcn fnO SraOforb, Batcr unO gaD; auBera
oem mHrOen nod Der bOtel- @lert Bltnn uno
Gle Dtuttcr Der Seritorbenen ictgeuommeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-03
Mfnro In MnGlnnn. SIC

&odlano, Wfe., 2. Oftbr. = 0le 55 id6,
rige Satin BON 9anielSu1tpan tpuroe beute
AbenO beiinnun9slo8 in Der Ndhe ibrer Q8ob-
nuns gefunoen, uno nadbem man ie in's
5auS gebradt, ueridlieo fte furS barsuf. sic
bate cine gSunbe au&opfe, Die ibr nit einem
l6arfen Snitrumente bei9ebrad)t morben.
Ser Der 5rau mar cine gerpiIie Yerion nit
Hamen Sborroife 9eieben woroenr unb ba
Srau Sullipan nit ibr eineu 8ortlpediel
bate, nimmt man an, baB iie bon Der 8pOrn=
oite, Die fif feines 9uteu 3tnfes erfreute, err
moroet lpurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-03
Ser tettc Gen .=@ @ottpernettr, Sd1tptes
9erioba oer &Ont9itt Wtftorta,
0ttf Aer Meiie tandn GnffnnnA

bat Die 0telOung gemaft, oaB Der Ser5og BON
2orne nit ieiner @emablin 2ouiie, Der Sod.
ter Siftoria 8, idl auf Die 9tete nadl Canada
be9eben bot, roelbft er alS gtaffol9er oes
9oro 9uiferin ben Yoiten zines @eneral- @ous
perneurs befleiOen miro. Sm 9efOlge Der
boben Serrifaiten befuben ii9 anter Anberen
bic @raftn Ouifertn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-03
Mora lin &ittosffnt1. Qn

Cincinnati, o., 2. Stt. - 5n Sing.
ton, &p., erifOB SerrD Burnett ieineu Nef=
fen @m. Burnett geitern 4beuo, rdbreub itdy
bic 8sioen I'M ben Beitb BON 5pei Ba9enras
bern ftritten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-03
s6anSltd,er @etpalteft tn shto,

! GOlum u 5, o, 2. DIT Non Nelparf
it Die gta4rift etngetrufien, Oab in Der lebten
gtaft Smel 0anoitreider in Der gidbe bon
gfewarf in bic @obnung Der 6rau McDtillan
oransen, iie gu Boben parfen unO einen @e>
rpaltatt an ibr periibten. Spdter muroe Die
miBbanOelte 6rau in bepubtloiem 3ufanNe
BON gta6bar8leuten 9efunoen. g(ls e8 be.
fannt muroe, wel6e lddnOlide Chat bic
Strol9e oeriibt batten, maGte itd iofort cine
Nn;abl bepaffneter Diduner auf Die Sa9o
mad ben rudlpien aerleu, unO penn man
fie erpiIGt, 10 miro iummariid NIT ibnen
hprfoh hroI f1orApn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-03
Ser Santf@psnoel IN 9roptOenee,

8rooibence, &b.s5., 2. Sft. S. 9.
@aloer, Der Saiiirer Der otSroeerS' ano BrO.
rucers' Sanf," tuuree beute be8 Behring'S uno
llnteridleifS an9ei9ulOtst. @r leiitete Ser
3iAt AMI Elm Soruerb0r, unb in @rmaugelung
Don $4,000 8iir9itait IpaSierte er ms Sc
fGu0t1iR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-03
8ernttidte Depeid1em aus Ietps
Nnrf

Gew gort, 3. Sftober. - bic DAM
pier y6arolo Saarfuger" bon @aroifI unb
u@eaert" BON 9amburg iiuo bier ausefonl=
men.
- Sob er6ffuete beute ;u 1908.
-SolgenOe 9ampfer trafen 9lei9fa4s beute
elm: rState Of @eor9ia" BON @la89om,
yStalD" bon 2Onoon unb ySoroon Cattle"
bon China ria Sue3 8anal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-03

Neparf, N.<S., 2. Oftbr.-gtne &eibe
9retterbduier am 8aiiaic.8lufe wnrbe beute
Wiorsen burd Seuer serff6rt. SerIuit ettpa
$36 900, tbeilpeiie perfifert.
St.gouts, 2. Sftbr. = Sn Paletlne
in Seras tft in Der apotbefe bes 9rn. 0feSap
Seuer ausgebro9en, ipeldes fi9 nit Sltbes>
id,neGe ben bena6barten SGuiern mtttbeilte.
Sed,s6dnlerseperte im9aupt- @eifdftstbeile
bcrStaot ftn6 serftDrt. Serluit etpa $50, 900; /;
g1srs; d,erttuo So0 O00
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-03

SSeEusEfuIAt EtGtINiujtgN
eonoon, 8. DIT. - am nddlten SalIss
lase tprO cine Cabinets. Sibuns ltattFnoeH,
bohit mabrideiulidl, nm iuoiide glngeleSens
hstlsn Su berotbeu.
Die o0allg Reius" meint, Saij 6as Yor.
tndsn Der Armee in Af9baniilan bis gum /.
9tooemosr peritoben mtro. IRilbin lper0eH
OIe &rlppeu nldlt uetter, nl5 Selalabdo tonIs
men, ebe Der 9Sintsr eiutritt.
Eon b Il, 8. Sftober. - Der 4briral
oeS oltlnon9en 9eitmaoers bat 8efehl erbal.
;l eut1eHGen.
@ttSttan0 bon G0bIenardberu.
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legte ibm llumabrbeiteu uno Snconicquen;en
CUR SAT-. Serner bebauptete Der Aaoiteur,
oaB Bortcr fir Die gta4ldifgtetten OeS 5. ar-
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ourd Oofumeute belueiien meroe. 0as Ser
le,eu Der nit uielcm Sleibe auSgearbeitetsn
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aniprud. Sen. G. y. Somler pom Sroots
lgn mar Der cinilge 3eu9e, Der pernoTmeR
muroe.
3euse CAB cine ldugcre Seihreibuug Der
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llm A lbr eriOl9te Scrtusuns bis mOraen
frib 10 llbr.
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den 1T, erlueiit ltd) ais total unbcgriinoet.
Die StaOt unO llm9c9enO mar ME geiiiuoer,
ais lebt.
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outteure" begaun geIterHin s bicaqo ibre IL.
labrllt]e 3uiammenfunit. Gs peroen i'm
gauie Der SSOdle td9li6e Geriammlunqen
ltattfinoen, nobel MIR 8outiue.@ei6dfte erles
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oeuteno mo iebr uerpifeIt.
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