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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-04

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN--Sir: Tammany
Hall orators certainly do not display much Wit styling
the combination ticket THE Gluepot Ticket Norisit
happy hnght Tor It suggests to laboring ugly
comparison between individuals npngtd directly
ploying labor aud those who directors and
WOAkIHGzAx
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-04
Vote DIR
Gen. JAaEs " ursrFD.
For Member ora sxpiubly.

VIII he be- elected p was asked OF Republi-
can candidate OF Rocklafsd County,
IL spending money ~ put him in. you bet he
will. One capitalist has $4,000 In this canvass
for the Bald Eagle. arHl we don't have much
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-04

This Is the day before the battle--the
peaceful battle that is to free New York from
letters that degrade even more than they gall
Let every good citizen SO arrange his business
to-day that he can be ut the polls bright and
early tomorrow morning to do his part toward
electing the peoples ticket.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-04

"How Shall We Vote 2" was the title OF
the Rev. Mr.. WmGHTs sermon yesterday;
" How Should You Vote2" the Rev Dr. Guy
LERs; The Election" the Rev Mr.. SEARLEss
with Twentieth Ward Voters specially in
yited; while the Rev. Mr. GoopsEIL showed
What n Christian Owes TO the Town he Lives
H." The Rev. Dir. MARTYN and tho Rev. Mr..
MACARTHUR discussed Sarah !" the Rev Mr..
RICHMOND. "Absnlom;' the Rev. Mr.. CoLcoRD.
"Naaman and Elijah :" the Rev. Mr.. McCUL-
LoGH. Paul" the Rev Messrs. MIcKLE and
BowpIsH, The ProdRal;" and the Rev. Mr.
NYE. Ghud. the Left-handed Man" Bishop
SNOW found The Valley Of Achor tho Only
Door OF Hope;" the Rev. MIR. GuLIcK found
Mutitudcs. Multitudes in the Valley Of De-
cision." The Rev. Mr.. ODELL rang Three
Bells OF Warming" The Rev. DR.. TALMAGE con-
sidered THE Night Side OF New York;" the
Rev. DIR. FULTON. The Bright Side OF New
York;" and the Rev. Mr.. Goss. "Talmage's
Four Gates OF He'll" The Rev. Mr.. CARPENTER
medita'-1 on The Flight OF Time !" the Rev.
DR.. MlLD m Tho Aighanlstan Middle"
" Love WIS the subject OF the Rev. DR.. TBoMPt
SON and the Rev. Mr.. CAMP; "Chaff." that OF
the Rev. DR.. ScuDDER. The soliloquy OF a
Fool engaged the Rev. Mr.. HARRs's atbantion
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-04

The General Savings Bank law OF the
State. as amended in 1877. provides that. " in
determining the per cent. OF surplus held by
any savings bank Its interest paying stocks
and bonds shall not be estimated above their
par value. or above their market value II below
par" This Is n sound provision; for even the
hest stocks and bonds are liable to sudden fluc-
tuntions which may wipe out the premium and
reduce the assets by the amount Of the depreci-
ation Now. tho report Of the Manhattan Saw
ings Institution. for July. 1878. rs furnished to
THE SuS by the Banking Department. aud pub
Iishcd on Tuesday last. gives the stock invest
ments at cost. not at the pnr value. and on this
estimate IA based surplus Of about half mil
Hon dollars. Why has the law not been COM
piled WITH It is law OF the State. and it is
the duty Of the Bank Department TO see that it
Is enforced; and II statement Of the assets Of
the bank. made in q legal manner would show
a deficiency Instead Of a surplus. the public and
the depositors ought TO know II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-04

Constant Cough. with shortaess OF Breath Failing
Strength. and Wasting Of flea all betoken Lungs more
or less seriously Affected Rnd demanding prompt treat
nent BY usns DR. Jayne's EAprctorant serious
may be either avoided or pGllated -Air
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-04

Academy sf M.sie. Carmen
As--ries- Isstit-,- EshIsitis-- ssd A. saatdU
nssth's rh~-s---Prruch Opera Bouns
ms,vesy rhestr--Ro.e Michel
Broadway rh~at-e-Oito oerman.
nrsehi,s Park Ihestre--Chesuey VIOLA
hIfth Avenue Th-str--CNnlile
cr-.s Oper- rro~s--struck Oh.
ettsasr-'s G.-aes-Barnum's show. nsuus.
m.y-..-h~t Thestr.-vsristy.
Ly~-.ns Th-st---Js,hua whitcomh
ne~ Week Aquevt--.-Bru.dw.y and 18th 81
Nibio'~ tsarAss-Ths Deiug@
rsrh Theetre-La Cgae
ses Frs.cisee wia-trefs -Broadwsy, cor. sthst
STANDARD Theatre New FritE
Tssy PASTORS Op~ra us-se-vsri.ty
Th~strs cs..ts.--v.tety
t.tsa sa-sre rh-at-e-Mothsr ana soA
waitaekts rhsstre-Ths Rvaia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-04

The two Greenback factions that have sold
out 10 Tammany for 1900 are dear at the money
We doubt II they can poll dozen votes all told.
and probably they will cheat their purchasers
by selling out again before the day OF election.
and then cheat all hands when putting their
ballots into the boxes. Pour years ago the
managers Of the present swindle sold out for
about 400. and again two years ago they sold
out. but got more money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-04

There have been memorable days in the
history Of this city, but none more memorable
or glorious than tomorrow will be II It witness
Is the final rout and overthrow OF Tammany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-04

certain means OF ha ppins as means 10 keen Dr. Bus
Cough syrup Ia every faInly. - eents.-AdA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-04

The persons who attempted 10 lynch
negro in Ansonia. Connecticut. arc being
brought to justice. and several OF them arc
already in Jail. Connecticut Is an old and re-
Specialize State. This year has boon marked by
the occurrence Of an exceptional series OF
crimes within ifs borders. But tho people Of
Connecticut are evidently not prepared 10 &C.
knowledge. by allowing lynchers to 40 un-
punished. that the laws OF the State Cannot be
enforced. and crime suppressed in proper
way,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-04
Oecuit scienes ElueIdnted.

From ne Boston Tnu4craa
Straddling Blind-This phrase probably re-
hTs " equestrian cNvrrlse on sishttss horse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-04

Mr.. AUGUSTUS SCHELL and the other di-
rectors Of the Manhattan Savings Institution
expended according 20 the savings bank re-
port OF 1877. about 800 900 In salaries and
wages or this amount the President received
$4,000. the Treasurer $4,000 the Secretary
5000. and S. 1875 was also divided. under the
head Of extra compensation" among those
officers. Two tellers and assistants received
IS. 800 and Ave bookkeepers $4,000. 50 the
Treasurer tMr. AUGUSTUS ScHRLLs brotherl.
the officers. and the clerks appear to have been
very literally paid from the money Of the de-
positors. But the employees Of the bank who
did the watching and the mental labor-thc
kind OF working people by whose votes Mr..
ScHELL hopes 10 Dee ele'tcd-were not compen-
stated with any such iibeial.iy. While Mr..
ScHELL brother received sl2.OO0. besides extra
compensation. and tie bookkeepers about
$4,000 each. s2.jli was thought enough TO d.
vide among the porter, ianitor. night watch.
etc The poor. IN paid ianitor betrayed his en-
ployers' interests and the depositors' money as
soon ~ a robber pointed "A pistol at him.
In THE Sun OF yesterday appeared an ex-
tract from the London Telegraph. setting forth
that boy named EDWARD THURGooD had been
sentenced 10 five years penal serviude for
breaking into parish church and robhing the
poor box. The authorities considered the pun
shment so exceptionally severe that a state
ment was made public regarding the boys in
corrgihle character and previous crimes.
\ correspondent writes to THE SuS that no
WIS present In the General Sessions when
GUESSING $. BEDF0RD. now candidate for CITY
Judge on the Kings ticket. WIS presiding. and
Witnessed m instance Of cruelty 10 which the
English case bears no comparison. II was
shortlybcforo BEDFORD vacated his officc. and
when he WIS ambitious for reelection. A poor
and iri@ndless boy was called to the bar. ac-
cused Of highway robbery. The evidence
showed that he had taken iwcnty-seven cents
from IL companion during n scniie. The pris-
| onrr and tho victim OF the alleged robbery were
roul.hs. but tho testimony did not show that
| they were thieves. The boy was convicted.
He had no friends; no political influence Here
was a grand opportunity for BEDFORD. The
trembling culprit was told to stand up. and
BEDFORD. with preliminary flourish as to his
! determination to break up such gangs as tho
prisoner belonged to Though there was not
bit OF sworn testimony that the boy be-
longed TO any gangl sentenced the youth to
| twenty years in State prison.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-24
Selesrapbiide 9epei9er.
LSert4te BET "anocr!en greifs- fir ben r9euti6eu
ecrreiponoenten".
9nlanb-Qepe(d)en.
8efdbrlid)e S6littenfabrt aut
WfDafftf QH0Sltindfnft.

80 It n, %. San. Sergeant g. M.
Gone, Der Stgualbeamte auf benz @tpiel bes
Wtount 2Saibington, beitano am lebtenSonm-
tage etu gefGbrlides Qbenteuer. gr ipuroe
beorbert, ben@ipfel ietnes SerseS su perlafeu,
nadl gSalbiugton Su geben unO iit GrStliber
Sebanblun9 81 unteriuerfen. Ser lebte Sonn=
tag par Der erfte giinitige Sag, an tuel9enl
oieSbalfabrt pomSer9e gewagt werben fonnte,
nno Sergeaut @one brad nit 3pei @efGbrten
auf, nm on ben SUP oes Serges 5u gelausen.
Sic ipablten iid) oasu etnen S1litten linb
leeten oenietben auf bas @eletie Der ,Mount
9Salbington=@iienbabn." Ser Sdlilten fubr
NIT GROCER S6nellisteit binuuter, bis er bic
Sofebene oberbalb ySafob'S Setter" erreid)te.
gon bort an gln9 eS wteoer bergabmGrts, uuo
ba Der Ser9abbang iebl lteil mar, 10 tpurOe
Der Sd)li.ten ansebalten. Die slpei @eTGbrtel
oes Ser9eanten tle9en ans, baS 9epGd oeSs
lelben muroe feit al ben Shlitteu geId)nallt,
uno Sergeant@one iebte letne 9efdbrlthe &eie
fort. gSar lhou i'm Infange Der Shlitten
nit elmer @el6mtnoigfeit BON 20 Weilen pro
StunOe Den 8ergabbang binabgeeilt, mn mie
piel id)neler nlubte er iest binunterraieH,
tad3oem nt6t MIR Der gergabbang iteiler,
ioubern aud) ole 2ait bes Sd]littens leid)ter
getporOen mar. gr ltiirnlte ben fteiien Nbbana
nit elmer 9ei6miubigfeit BON 40 Meileu pro
Stunoe binuuter. 9em Sergeanten uerging
66ren uno Seben, linn idminoelte, er perlor
bas @lei6geluidt unS puroe etipa 100 Sub
melt fopfiiber III ben tiefen S6nee biueingez
idleuoert. Setne @efdbrten eilten inn 10
ifnel, ais m0glidl, gu 6iilfe, uno alS ite i'm
eaet6ten, fanOen iie, baB er bepuBtlos mar.
Sie fletterten gum SuBe bes gerses binunter
uno febrten stpetStunoen nahber mt Setitano
Suriid. Der sergeant mar nod, beinuBtlos.
Man improuiiirte eine Sranbabre unD trug
lbn na43ittleton biuunter, mo- ct wieoer gum
SemuBtletn fam, unb luo er lebt uEter dr5t.
It6er Sehanolnng oarnieOerliest. @r erlitt
id)limnie Serictungen am 8opfe, I'M @ef6te
uno on ben Sbultern, bod 9laubt man, oaB
ct feline tnuerltden Serletungen erlitten bat.
gfur bic Siefe oes S6nee's an bem Srte, an
mel4em er nteoerfiel, berbinberte Ieinen Sob
ooer minOeItenS ernItlimere 9erlebunaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-24

SrOtbem in Sro fin II, N.=D., bic Ser
fclgung Der @irthe in polem Shwunge 1T
haben iid bis oabiu MIR einise 0ubeui
Is tribe Oem sur SefdmpfHng Der Serfolge
9eqriinbeten nSiir9eridut Sereine" an9e
idloieu.
0orb, Der MtilliouGr, Ser fd) 'geger
ben &illeG leiner Nngeb ebDrig e1
III Seem Dorf nit Der gSittpe SidS trauer
lieb, iit nah mie pGr unii6tbar. Seine y@r.
ben" ipoaen jebt 9egen i'm obne ieine aupe
lenbett porgebeu uro Den 8eipels fiibren, oaf
Der 9(lte perriidt mar, als CT Die She einging
Dttt anoereu 9Sorten, iie molleu Die Sabe bes
Qlten se9en etnen Billen inter 8urate
Itellen.
ganferotte peroen bon ollen Srter
uno Gnbeu gemeloet. Die 9iusithten in bit
3utunft weroen tros alter 5ofInuugen eber
triiber, als flarer.
gfun ioQ aud in 8arts bsi Der 9lusitci
lung eiu ipesielleS 0epartement fir amerifa.
ntl1e Sunltprooufte (9emdlbe sc.) er6Hnet
merceu.
Sn Ger Barrier Sper madt gesenmdr=
ttg cine 0eutlh z4merifanerin Maria b. Sis
ner Surore. Sic lit Die So6ter eines ehema=
ltgeu beutiden SffiSiers, Der in Bloomington
als Ofniitlebrer iungirte uno ii9 bort per:
belratbete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-24
@eri6,tsz z0lerlinttolit litiinert.

Oberz Appe1latiou8geri6t. -
| IHnapolt8, ben %. Sanuar. (Sftober
&ermin 1879 6ta gegen 9iu; Araumenz
tirung Setten8 oe8 Ippeuanten. - Galuert
luioer 6iiSbu5; Ditto. = Ser 2l9tb. Wtattb,
| $. Carpenter erbtelt sur aOu6tatOrii4en Yrari8
an eieiem @eribt8bOie @rlaubniB; Ditto Dt.
q. SoueS uu0 Sobu 6. San. - Sir morgen
| linD gtr. 81 bis 50 Der @eneral 9tegtnauoe
augeiebt.
Bun0e8 8e3irt8geri6t. - (Sor
9ti6ter Gile8.) Somuel 9arriiou'S 3waug5-
bauferott &rflGrllug marc luioerrllfen, uno
ben pettreuoeu 8ldubigern sur 8eidaffung
BON meiteren @olegen, Die nm Sallitertl6rung
nahiuGen, Sebn Sage Sriit gewGbrt. - Die
SlelngeldDorenen muroeu bis 6reitdg ents
lafu, uno Die Sibung bis beute pertagt.
upertOr@ y eT d t. - (Sor 31ldter
0obbin.) Jtitolau5 &ebl mtoer Die Union.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NIB SameS s. 9uQ,
| 6lage aai @riab uon $4,000 fir Sel6doigunq
oe5 0aujeS oe8 SlGgerS gtr. 335, 6arforOz
Aoenue, bet'm 80ue eineS SunuelS ourd Die
yerfla9te; Su Der Sertlagteu @uulten ent.
idlieoen. - tbeute ltebeu Der 6unter'ife Bro
| 3et gegen Die ,,llniouzG zGiIenbabnz@ eleli9ait"
uno gfr. bis % auf Der 8a9eSOrOuunq.
Staotgert6t. - (Sor 9ttflter Bint-
ue9.) 8m, 9thenoufier, Sarah u. q. 0tf.
fenOeriier un0 @bar.eS $. @. 6ungerforo ge.
gen 9fonlulus u. @riffttb, iuu., uuo 0a0to
@riffitb, pom @aiiengerid)te Snr @rleDtgung
iibertontnens StreitIru9en, reip. 2lnie9tnn9
oeS SeltamentS bon Sarab 2lnna @riffit6,
Der oeritorbenen QSittme Ssrael @rtffttb'5; uns
ter Serbanolung. - Sir beute itnO auBerOem
Scr I, 3S, "a, 40, 81, IS, "a, sc, 81 un0 68
Der Yru5eB=8eainano angeiebt.
r., I9eor So,, %
Sn9lis, 9inOiup unO @arrOG.) G8 erbiele
ten SObn s. Sumter, Margaretbe &oamS
(nebit Samuel Us. @lOie), Wtarle s. 9teee,
GIiie q. Mc0turpbp, SOhn 3. 0torri8 (ne6it
9, S. gtepcomer) Hno @ltiba 5. YerfinS,
iuu., sur 8ermaltuug Der reIp. perIGnli6eu
pinterlaiieni6aften bon 8atbarine Ba8cal
($1O,000), Dennis Aoanl8, s. DateS &eeIe,
,Sila8 3. DtcDturphp $3.50, ,000), 0tobert 30.
SptQer ($15,000) NIB Seltna Watt8 gertdt=
lid)e Souma1t.
Common Blea8z@eri6t. - (8or
91tfter Garep.) 28ilb. S. &rauSmHQer 9ez
GET 8m, Bono; ititirt. - Barbara 5elI MT
Der 2eonharO @brid; Ditto. - Same8 0tetllg
9egen 9ame8 90nuam0D; fir Den Seflagten
eutIdteber. - Sobann 9eorg S1eter geqen
5obn Sracep, S9abeneriabfla1e rpegen an
gebltd) geietmibrigen @iniperreus infer Ser
banblun9. -6eute loaen gtr. 1O9, 115, 1914,
l22 un6 66 Der Bro5eBz, gtr. 204l, 256O,
2537 bis 2542 unb 2707 ter Siitir. 8egitranoe
an Die Heibe fOn,nleu.
Observation-Disclosures Sberrtdlter
8roWu.) Der GeriAtSbof tritt beute r;eoer
Suiamnlen, nm fOlgenbe Sdlle 5u erleoiQen:
Marte S4neiper, 8eiteblen BON u. Sulsbo.
der nm Seice &C. i'm 8ertbe BON $25; gtis
dlolas gtcSol9au, Sobu Brannon, Batricf
gortOn, Batrid aernan, Sob. 86bler, 5enrp
9amtll, Gn9rtif auf BoliSiit Dunn; &atrif
&ernan, angrlff ouf Yolisilf 0iet; Nrans
AltbofI, 3erit6ruu9 bon Gigentbum BON Souls
y. 9eiB; Souls 3inf, 3ert1ruug BON @tgenz
tbum bon &. SOltmann; 6eiurif 6empel,
Sob. Soabrinf unO SObn Dfc2oin, 5bierqu6z
lere!.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-24
gpe3ial=
Snoio,,er=Mrsneieu.

Getn Jfui oeroaHtte Der beribmte Or. Huib BON
Bbuacepbia srostentbeils ieiner aenntnis inoiani=
ier arduermitteI; osie iinb oieasentien burd peIe
Or. s. eiperpool aauenbe Don Batienten turirt uno
ben 8uf zines Der srosten Seitaniiler feiner 3eit
eranst bot. 81 perabreit feline Tleoisinen aus oem
Mneralret6e. Sre glrtitel, ipeldeer peroronet, as
miliren iib nit oem menibliden spieme. 0ab iie Die
rttsen iinb, befpeiin Die ipunberburen Suren, uee
tie in ieoem nod bsilbareu Safe beiperffeli9en
Or. siperpool lit elm bohsetibeter ar5t aber er
meiB sar pobl bob praftiihe griabruns in Der 9etz
lung bon srantbeiten superdiiser TT, ais abtrahe
annabmen unb Senusuna bon gSorten, ote tooten
Spraen entlebnt finb. Sierin itebt er an oef po9e
bes neunsebnten Satrbunoerts, tpeIdeS pratttld'en
Nusen, nltt selebrte 9ebanterle uho ooS'naulpe
Guober,iofeit iudt. Office: 9tr. 132, 1oros
9utawitraie. tEo'l'ol'
Die ueuen tnrfSid1sn uno rniHid)en eIeftros
hemiSd,em. geerfurtaIs, sd,tpefeIs unS Sampfs
baoer in Ir t47, Saratoga=, nabe GutamfroBe,
"'' ~ (Sept10, ,12WtteO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-24
WernttidJte 9epeid)e,t aus ysetps
YADff.

9tep Dorf,. %. Sanuar, - ST.. 6. G.
Go1ins, Der 9riinber elmer Der eriten anerifo.
ntiden Oampferlinien, tarb seitern i'm sitter
BON 76 Sabren.
- Sob tpurbe beute fir 1O14-bem niebria.
fen Breiie lett Dem 2S. Dtdrs 1s62-psrfauff.
= @olo erDffnete su 1913.
Der Oampfer r@ielano" lit beute BON
5ambrg bier angcfommeu.
- Son 2iperpool lief beute Der 9ampfer
r@ponfing" bier ein.
= Der Dampfer uGitb Of gera Grus" iit
heute BON 9auanna i'm bieiiseu Safen anses
langt.
- Oas Bublifum i'm @iiben unb g1eften
piro Dor einem Sdminoler selparnt, iuel1er
abonnenten fiir ,Otener's Barrier Sournal"
iamnlelt inter Dem Soriuanbe, baB oaiIelbe
Don ben 50. Ippleton & Comp. in Stem.
Dorf beransgegeben ptrb.
- Die 3oll Ginnabmeu betrHgen beute
S325.0OO,
= Der lln!eri6asmeiIer aablte beute fiir
Sntereiien S149, 700 uno fiir einsesosene Sb.
ltgationen $470, 700 aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-24
3ebcrbcSd,lucrSet1. .
@eGrAltdJe &samce's SaffapGrtUegga
1Efnp,A
nenn 8ein 8lut unreiu


Uenn 8ein 3tut unretu t
@ebtaua1e Saree's SaII0pariIenpiaew.
tUenn Du 6lnnen ocsr Sldtben i'm Gsiidte ban
@e6raadle Sauces SaEapariGemptaea,
fDenn 9u gollig 6tf
Se6taaaiE Sauces SaiTapariQeuyiuen,
wenn Su an Dh8rdne leioef
@eSraa6e Sauces SalapariuenptGea,
menn 0etn DiGgen lraHttF!
@ebraadle sauces SaNapariaenpiueu,
"enn 0a Did matt uno idwerdlig iabIf
@ebraude Sauces 2afTa9ariaenptHea,
mena On oen 9ur4faG bah
9ebsauG3e Sanee's saNapnrtB BenptRen,
fuenn &n an Shidtri9fett tsioefi
@ebrandle Sanee's saTaparinenptuen,
menn 8u 0tp 8egen oas yterOenfeber iaRsen tpilfi
@ebraad)e Sauces snfTapariaenSiaen,
menn Define 3unge 6ele8t thI
@sbraaae Sanee's SaTaparIaenpiaen.
uenn gu al Der Seber Ietbehl
8ebraadIe Sauces SaEapariueupiaen,
nenn 8u mit Der @jel6iu6t bebaitet btits
@ebraud,e Sanee's SaiiaParjHeupiaen,
pem Du am Waorgen 5etti3 ouiiteben tDtuH!
Gebregd,e Sanee's SaIiapariaeaptucn
redbt5eti9, uno 0u 6eugI Gaen j5ie6ern port
GebSagd,e Ssaree's SaTiapariacnpiaeM,
DenR 0u DID ertdlteA baffg
Ssbraudbe Sauces SnfiapGriaenpigsa,
menH 0eiH Appcti. fhrpatb tfg
GSebraud1f S9anee'e 5aEa9arlueA2taen
tpenn 3u eire 5eeyetie antrittft
@ebraud)e Sauces Seifapariuens@ @iGen.
fpeun Du DID irsenbDe Huuob Tiiblf, ba ne zines
ber 6eeH iSamtuen<9fiitel Der @esenmar. ftH6. unA
fen 5aus6ott iolte tic eut6ebren. Bret3 q @ents he
Stadtel. 3u 9a6en 5si seth .. sanee, SRI. fe8.
GGeFs sSaltlmoreitraBe. (Sebrte. .fel
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GtSenbaf,,tzt1nfnI.

Gincinnati, 23. San. - Gin Yerionens
5n9 Der rgtaibptlle=@ chattanooga 'er 8abn" emit
9lelite 9eftern in ber9fabe ponbunt's Station,
Senn., nnb Elm ssagson itiirste einen 80 fSub
9oben Ibbans binab. @s tpuroe aliid(i(her
sSetle gtlenlanO get0Otet, ieoof er6ielteu fol-
genpe Yerlonen beoenfl,6e @erlstunaen: Sri.
4nnie SlQ, SRI. Srtpp, Trau Ionna. Con.
snfteur oapnss, Sr. s. 6. 8eoig un6 5r. 81.
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&ohLeunreiie.

philadelphia, %. Sauuar. - Gint
Seriammluug Der @rubenbefber i'm 2ebi9b
Gbale ioute heute 9taAmittag IN bleier StaOt
abgebalten tperoeu, alein oa piele Der betrei,
ienoenYerIoueu Der golonen 6of;eit bes &if:
ters 9ia Bafer in Wau6 .@bunf betmobuteu
10 muroe Die Seriammluug bis ndditen 6rei
tag peri6obeu. Otau glaubt allgenIein, DAT
oie8reiie auf Deuielben 8etrag, pte oieienigen
Der SduplfiQz8obleu, feitgeitellt mrOen.
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9lus Satt Sou,iuap.

Gan 3 mtngo, I. Sannar. = Der
politii6e 3uitanO 1T unoerdl1Dert, unO pebcr
Die 9teqierangstruppeu, nod Die Sniurgeuten
MAIDEN Sorti6rltte. Die an9ebli9en @ebeiue
@briitopb Columbus muroeu an 26. 9e3br.
u. s. 0ur6 cine Don Der ipanii6en 8egierung
ernannte Gommtiiion ior9fdltig uutetin4t.
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j. General 2fitoitff SNfnf6,.

Cincinnati, %. Sau.-Geueral 2lugui
gSilid, pelder bei'm 9u8bru4e oe5 8iir9er
frtege5 alS @emetner in oaS 9. Sbio'er O.
beuti9e) SOloutdr 8eginnent eintrat uno MT
2tu8sei6nung otente, itarb heute inst. .Warp8
O., i'm 9llter BON 69 5abren
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StGu0e.


Sron, N.=O., %. San. =. Ser burd ba8
6euer Der porletten gfaft III Boultnep, ST.,
anqerid)tete Sd)aoen ntr0 auf $4,000 ge-
l9dtt uuo 1T MIR gum Sbeile periidert. 0aS
iSeuer seriiUrte S. 6. 9anoall'8 2a6en nn0
nlebrere oaranitOBenbe 8ebduoe.
gSbeeling, g9.z@a., %. .San.-Sie Del
8aifinerie Der S6. SeiaiaS Barren & @omp.
uebit 500 Sdiiern getduterten SoblenDlS murbe
beute Oiorgen bur9 Seuer Serft0rt. Serluit
100000; Serit9erung $4,000.
Yatrid @win, Elm Otitgiieo Der Seuer=
mebr, uno Elm Snabe, g2amen8 gtesbitt, ipur<
ben burd) cine eiuitiirSenoe Otauer lhmer per-
lest. 0tesbttt 1T ieinen 8uuoen erle9en. I
gtemz PORT, %. Sanuar. - Sin bette
NbenD in oem 0ofale Der 3uferbdder 8egen~
bart, Sbepia & Comp -ausgebro4enes 6euer
ri6tets einen S4aOen i'm 8etrage pom $14,=
900 at, =.
gtew=Srleanst %. San. = Sn @reen=
billie, 0fiii., puroen geitern Ote'Gdben oer95.
S. s. & s. g8btte, Sf)reiber & Fund) uuO
Sohn McNamara serit6rt. ]@eiartmtuerluit
$25 700; geriiderung $4,000.
VertmtfG,tc telesrepbtid)e SepeiGett.
- 0aS llnterbaus Der @ee 9ebung
D II See ~ SerN Np nabm geitern eiue 9iez
lolution an, rpGsde Die Sertreter ieues Staar
tes i'm Songrsfie inftruirt, sesen Die Slono's
id)e Sllbergia 3u ftinmen.
- 9H 81 q &c bes 6rn. Mc@omb segen
ben u@reOit< M bilier" iit bon Dem
Grtglen bnr9 eine AppeQation bem Sber=
bynoesgeriAte 5nr @ntideiOung uOrgele9t
fporoen.
- 9ouis 6. sud, Der ebemalise g 6 at :
M Elf ter BON @oof= @ountp (@b l.
cagO), Slls., sablte setern ben1 Sountp
S45, 900 BON Dem in ieinen 6e4nungen entz
6edten 0efisite bon 100000 uno ner<
iprtd)t, ben Reit i'm 2aufe Der y8ode gu oeden.
So bu 6. 8alow / IL iuurbe geitern in
@iooletoipn, gt.=g., eines i'm lebten Oftober
an @m. q. Springfteb nabe Bort Serbs,
N.,D., begansenen Woross ii6erfiibrt. Das
llrtbeil fpurbe anfge' '9oben.
- Sn &btcago wuroe geiterl ein 0eut-
ItG, Namens &arl NamH.b, pe9en y e :
lraIbung Der Brie en- uerbafs
tet. gtidt rpeni9er, alS 1000 Brieie purben
IN ieinem 5auie porgeiunpeH.
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y gStttin9=Sna' altf oenl Griegs=
nT00c.

9 +. Baul, DtInu., %. Sanuar.-yStt.
ting Bill" iOu lid nit 23O0 gutbeWaifuet,H
mo biS5ipllnrtlu 3riegeru bci 6reu9man's
Greet, nabe Sort Fed beItuOeu.
3mel &Ompa9uieu itHO uo6 Dem 2tttereu
gci6idt worOen, nm 0afclbc gegcn Oie 5n.
oinner 3u bcbnupteu. Gem Sen. Ntlle8 itc-
ben gegcnudrti9 nur 800 Dtanu 3ur @erfii.
anna,
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SMiEannd1rI6,trt,

Yhtlabel 81 "a, %. SQnuar. OQa
S9iff rSrepOis" lit BON 6amburg angefont.
men, iomie Die 8urfeu ,,2lurora 8. O." por
2iuerpool, IS. $. 9uual" bon 6aure, Yro.
uibence" BON 8Oucn unO SGtolomeO" pou
Mpnitn
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Cine Rarfe

In gne, ,pel4e oil ben GoIsen bon SusenSfhnsen,
n.rpoler s6ipdde, gnttrdftuns, 8erlnit Der Dsan'
nestra &c. Ieoen, ienbe td TO enfrei elm Resspt
bls fte turir. Sities sroBe Seilmtttel fpurbe pon
enem Dtiiiiondr in Sso=amerita entSedt. Sdidt Elm
abreifirtes Goupert on 8eo. Soiepb z. Snman, Stas
ION D, 8iblesSouie, N.=g. @tt9.
.8.iSt&)p.i.Q.T.g)
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mfefnff.

Ybila6elpbia a, %. San. - 6r. 6enrp
9. 3isgler, Elm bleFger 6arbeilfabrifont, bat
ieiue 3ablungeu elngeitellt. 9a5 gtdbere if
ni6t ernlittelt. @ine Seriummlung Der @ldu:
bigger 1T auf ben 29. D. Nits. aHberaumt nor
ben.
Stem Dorf, 90. Sanuar. Die 9roOnf
tenbdnoler Rhooe5 & Serper fallirten beute
BaiHpa $1OOO,O0O; aftipa gertng.