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Thomas Brown of os Grand street n meek
nervous. half-frrhtrn"d lad. was taken ), stcr-
day 10 the Tom'9 Police Court on charge II ut
terng a forged check for 1925 On the National
Broadway Bank.
Mr. Arthur I. j. Rico. the paving teller tos-
tilted: Atn0on his boy came 10 the bank ANA
handed mo this check. purp,rting to have been
drawn 10y Everett T. Wheeler of Pine street
tanned u from Lawyer Quinn Of l15 Broadway
aud H. he seemed Ia guess that | doubted III,
signature. he said: Well now that you hay,
the check II 1t IS not all right you had bett Il
keep IT,"
Mr.. Everett =. Wheeler. after pronouncng il
forged check. identified the youthful prisoner
adding; The prisoner called on me last Fri
day, and ter telling me that he WAS II stranger
III this city, ont 81 employment. and pennlcss
asked mo to assist him by introducing him t.
Mr.. McHurnte. the superintendent Of the Young
worthy OF assistance. and checrfuly compiled
with his request. hoping II would do him good
The signature To- the check is. ! have no doubt
forged from the letter ! gave him"
Brown explained rs follows: Out OF employ
ment ana homeless. he met u man in his wan
derings who told him he could furnish employ
ment: The man first sent him with letter IL
Dir. Wright sanford. and pAid him for il. He
advised the lad 10 cell on Mr.. Wheeler. Obtain
ing the letter from Mr.. Wheeler. the man whose
name he never learned and who always met
him IN Chambers street took possession Of tho
Letter; Yesterday morning he banded the boy
the cheek and promised 10 pay him % To- get II
cashed. This ns did ana WAS arrested.
Justice Dutly committed the lad
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Nrn G5uuos.
Il EFP's suIRTs,

l. EEPs sHIRrS.
IN THE BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD
Ncchnn"t make Better shirts Al any Price
All made from the celebrated Whnsutta muslin BOs
ou~. 3 llY, all linen. Tho
KEEPS PATENT PARTLY made shirts 6 for g.
OnN PLAIN finish
tor ~
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed
LINEN COLLARS. tlurplN. very hest for TIC
LINEN CUFFS tour plV. very beat 81 iphalf toyen
iErrEWil. JEAN DRAWERS. very best "a, each
NAlNSuOk lNpERNtSTS very hest 7ic each
BESrdINGllA An UMBRELLAS ~ each
TNILLEp SlLk UMBRELLA ~ each
LADIES SlN UMBRELLAS newest stNlrs ~ 81 each
hEEf MAAIfArrtRlNi COMPANY
S 5s S,At fN' sy'nuc Sew YORK
1il Futon i. Brop&lvn.
OPENING-Smit Pattern Ba1nar 10 East iltn Il .
- Monday Splcndhl array oi cArN imported fashions
Evening dresses. walking costumes English walkrs
lHckr> Novelties IN ui,c, and chilrrns toilets Pat.
trrus with cloth models ready.
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acs alO Fomo.
oNI row ara -Rlg,k ami tan ,iut. greyhound
- htld ana lr-s long rlt-, somewhat srIN NIfi pr.
nA,, .lit' answer, % Dot blus lo Jul-r SMITHS
Central 1N. above id'th t.
osi Young goat without horn,. ltcA s,ut ou
- nreN, liberal rtWtil Wl,l lr gi,rl
f,2 West tp.h.t
MOTTO u. \ pr mis,olA note dtlc hN ktItll NJ
~ ln lls uNa oidcr AMI rllIui .i lN 1850 .l N..ii E
49, datri BruDk}u. IuiN l-7~ i''. o n,iiI.i
Mirt dllr ~ ihr lnng Island Rama for slrl has broom
LOST "f .i"Tn All ler>uu- are cHuu''.d .-al',t uesH
auus the sluc
Ms IDA BlVMENSroCk. ioi Dcelrw ST.. Dtoo,Nn
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pENNsYLvA>,. y,I,.uo,D.
- M M y ITNF
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
ON nllL Il -t.I -IlLLA lA-a

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
on AMI affer july : lS7S
Trans clNe New NurN. DtsbrUs,rs ana COrtiau Il
ste Ferries. q. fni.nw~
Expressior llrn.huri PITTSBURGH the West ami SOUTH
M'tn "a nan Palace cars attached, - A NJ. and s.
VI daily.
Fog Wlhausport Look Haven, CORY AMI Erie, ats -
J. VI. come uuE NJ Cory for Hiu,Nllic. Frtrn.eUGi
Centre, nnd tho oh Regions Muiiamsport ami Lpcn
Haven. - l. VI.
Balumur.. Washington. amt the South, "L.mtcd Wash.
inltun Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars flallv uf
sun lay, 80 A. NJ, arrive WASHINGTON ill T.. VI.
Rosnlar a. $50 NJ, l. 80, anipf ". sunday Is 81
EXPIRES. i5r philadelphia, 4ao711 so. o 70 % Lin.
itrdi II 4 VI !, 4. p, u. Is 30 80. 81. AMI - u VI
sunday. ~ and \ NJ. p. Is. Is t. 80 100, ant T.
M EnmsrAni apt econi class, : 4
For Cape May. ! =
Boat, ct "BrocNyn Annex" connect with an through
trains at Jersey '.fN. anordm- speedy ami direct
transfer Tor Brooki,n travel
For trains 60 NeWtrN Elizabeth, Railway. Princeton.
Trenton Perth Amipy. tiemhston beiyllcre. ant
other points see local schedules Al all hckct Offices
Trans arrive From 'ift,hnri %. go - a. AN. Pop
NJ daily, 900 \ VI q 800 = A. daily. except Mont
From Washington amt Baltimore. N 30. q ilA VI 30
. Is ni0P SUNDAY, d D. iDA NJ From Pul.
lrlrhA 40. bbl ntl lp|l II 81 4 Vi, no.
u il % a. 30 tn. II - \ NJ H..tl in ~ p VI
Ticket uhco., go ami oIi Broadway. A,tor House.
ami foot % pr,hr1,,s ant tlruMlt Ste, court 81
IA lid tni liH Hudson s.. Hnhnktn. Depot Jersey
HlW tmlgrani t,cect oMcc, Battery place.
FRANZ THOMSON. T. = FARMER.
Al Mann b. A
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GOAND SEE TME nEAUrIruL PAIL.

ROUND TRIP - CENTS
BOats from Canal st for FORT LEE. PLEASANT VAL
LEY. AND SHADY SIDE on SUNDAYS ate. 10. II A. VI.
and - NJ, ? 3. I. u AMI + NJ DAILY at 10 A VI AMI
=, 80 and : Is VI landing at 2iih st. ami 3ih st
DAILY and SUNDAY 10 minutes later
WEST POINT OR NEWHURGU. daily
w except sundays. see DAY LINE advertisement,
remain At WEST POINT hours. NEWBURdH nearly ;
hours. tue at Ncw York on return at , 80
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d0lanttO-- ttmlIes.
/, -rr.rnMN ApNrnrlsrms

Nav leave their nvors f,r ruS SUI at the only author
iysd untown advertise mcut oflccs
.2Js broadway. corner NJ alst Il. III i VI. an
bO- West .i It. opposite Grand Opera House ami 100
, q av. corner of f7th -. until = T. NJ
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" FOR QuEENsiDNN AND LIVERPOOL
REtrANNlC .-.... ...... SATURDAY.. Sept. ~ SlAY
CELTIC ........ .Thur.ihV Sept IT, l1A "
GERNANir ..... saturday. sept ~ Is 4 N
From White StAr DOCS Per - NOrth River.
cabins all aiuii>lps saloon. so ant flp. gDL
Ectlru ucAgt. On iAyprih'. terms Storage, SIS
These steamers carry neither cattle. sheep nor psA
K ! tbkil~. 4 fuf. ~ krpltNlF. new f,rk.
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Amustmtnts.

pwoADwAY THEATRE. corner soth at
ID EDGAR A Iron ...,.. -. Lcs.ees and Managers
INAUGURAL REGULAR SEASON
OF the new management
AFTER THOROUGH RENOVATION and DECORATION.
POPULAR PRICES
General Admission 10 unrc Seats 30 cents Re-
served seat. Orchestra 81 and In Circle Is cents
AdmssiO ~ GALLERY % cents Reserved Seats 30 cents
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.
American debut OF the great English actress
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VNo PuILADrLIUi,,

rkNNsNLNANiN RAILROAD
THE OH ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK ANp PHILADELPHIA
OlRIEEN rllEp Gll TRAINS ENII " ~ DAILY,
THREE pErOrs is rlllIADELrIlIN.
TWO ~ NEN NuRk
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED FQuIPMENE
AND llit FASTEST TINE tONrISrhNr
WITH ABSoLl III SAFETY
oN ANp AFTER July <. 1874
Express Tram. leave Sew York VIA Dc.hrosscs ani
tortlautt IS Ferries. A. follows.
-. ftl. : fl. . $3.50 limIfui II NJ / 1 . Il q 10
80 3d. tudnl. VI sundays ! So aniu A. NJ D O.
q 80, 49, = 3d. aIl NP. VI
Boat, of "RfUuA4u AuutN connect with All uirnufi,
uAih, ~ Jersey ,ib, anorins a speedy ana direct
transfer tni bruuAlNu travel
h mtnns mmsetfc Fhladclnha3 -. l. a. = : 30
ami II " ,Limt 81 Express 80 T. NJ . l. . 3D. T.
ana $50 amt ~ Midnight On SUNDAY 5 -. l. T.
=, p 80 A NJ j. 81 T. NJ. ant - Midnight
Ticket OILERS, '2d ami ga BroadNAv Aston iiou.c
A. , l'nl OF 'g,hrG,"' amt torlani ,s ttrwt., al
hinnhNn AnnvN D'pot loot ut Fulton St. BfuuN ,n IA
~" amt ia llu',lp Il llDhn,cn. Depot Jersey tt,
En.itni -. hrt oncc, battery pac".
FRANk THOMSON l. f. FARMER
"h'I" N'Ascr Hener1l Passenger Int
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susntss dmntrs.
4 PIX AtTICtL hor,cshocr aud iohhius black.
ing ON cairingr, would like hear nf n location in
Whith establish business. CllN an country. Address
bLA'kshlTii. bon i,l7S. New York Post Oricc.
A iG'.p GRuM a9, R4RRSS "a i2'I 5nl, ;,
LOR sALE-r,xmrcs AMI tool. ot coniccu oncry and
zee cream saluou Soda fountain. marble tables coun
ntccs 4hi 0th Az.
LNOR SALE-Grocery ana liquor store M r,ni
count ~ stock, tin only cornci. hors. and wagon
exc L. plIlMAR, luA Blorckcr Il
EDR sALE-An ollc-tah.i,hci carpenter shol
down town, good location, low rent Apply 10
q. EAt'n.2 Nakcr't
EOH SALE-Two horses trurk nrl harness Witl,
worn Apply nj n Rose St, or &, IN Az
Ektir aud rand, store for sale chcap 40 9Th as .
by METROPOLITAN Elevated Rlilroai station
Il EHRS BREWERY. li3 Wc,t iS,h It Sow
"a l"lk stock nlrs lnr sale, cheap tor CASH brewery
Ion safe OF 10 rent Apply on the premises
WILL he SOLD CHEAp-Thc Old c,t,,lil,eI
--------------------
tOr SAFE anO % Get
EHEAP HOUSES. cheap ,tore. chcap l.t, ehe,n
" rooms apartments, shops, aud stables 10 rent
JAMES PRICE. 2,p Hudson st.
DFtiCEs TO LEJ'-.u second story tnn bulunq
~ lI"ni and rear, well ugnied ana steam nrnt,d Az
l| al Gun F"DheALoh Oilee. Nassau ana frAHaort SIS
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LusHiNG BANks.--Eyery day. SATURDAYS ex;
Il ccptcd steamer SETH Low with boiler AMI
saloon, leaving Franklin st, \ r. 9 80 9Th Il, l. II :.
~, rler u y u. I -. 21l st. r.. 30 10th 1t. \
X. =. PcrG y. X, Is A. VI dents tickets 75c Ia
dies On. AL. % FOSTER Manager.
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LORD & TAYLOR.
LADIES' & MISSES MILLINERY.
FALL Fashions
BROADWAY AND sDTn ST.
GRAND AND tsiKTSrIE SIS.
Sopglnl.
EAIIG re- AUSTRALIA -~ic.


INNIN IINi.-.piA I " AIi.sraNNrt-
! luN QIEIN14ONN A&D lis .i.tDOI.
cry OF MpN IRE Ale iAur,t. 3. S0lt D.. b % \
Gay CO.. nlkliN ~Iffi.itH. sHIf II. uUH1.
tlli Df Nl.l ~~ll.S .... ihur.lIN. sept Ii 4 ".
From Ficr 81; Narih rtlr, foot OF tl Lrltlu-t
CABIN s~pnui etpl -nNl Return uckrt. 90 fivHr
ahID fcIu. STEER AHt. 50. cifr'u. 49, DrAits a lpN
Il rates saloons, state korn' Smosins ami B,a
ul- aull.hlp- On, Steamer, carry utitr rttf.
suefp mo- Iir- JOHN1 DALE. cni. - nnI Broad.
WV. \ y. rhl.lIl MINI nilI-o. ~ Sn-tl an q
Salt River herald., 1878-03-16
ARIZONA'S MAIL
Contracts Awarded for the Next
 Four Years.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The lowest bid upon the long route of 1900 miles trom Fort Concha to Yuma is that of J. I. Chidester for $137, 1000, but it will be disallowed by the Postoffice Department, owing to the fact that Senator Jones of Nevada and Barnum of Connecticut were on the bond of the bidder, which is forbidden by law. Jesse D. Carr's bid on the route is the fourth from the lowest.
 MAIL CONTRACTS AWARDED.
 Mail route O,lOI, from Prescott to Santa Fe, is to be re-advertised
 Route from Prescott to end of Southern Pacific Railroad is award ed to o. J. Salisbury for s29,9OO.
 From Prescott to Mohave City, to Joshua II, Wa its, for S4542.
 From Mineral Park to Pioche, to J. w. Dorsey, for S29S2.
 From Ehrenberg to Mineral Park, to J. M. Peck, for S4942.
 From Wickenburg to Prescott. to J. G. Ullery, for S1S61.
 From Wickenburg to Florence, to A. L. Seeley, for s4999. Route No. 4O,1OS. which former ly run from Hayden's Ferry to Camp Mcdowell, is changed to run from . Phoenix to Riverside. s Route No. 4O,1O9 is extended, to
 run from Florence to McMillen ill. stead of to Globe.
 f From Tucson to Sasabi Flat s awarded to Pedro Aguirre, for S974 fl From Tucson to Monument, to c q H. Fully, for S72O. From Tubac to Grcatcrville, to J | R. Miner, for S5SS.
 h From Tres AlamOs to Clifton, tC l J. w. Dorsey, for S156s. Q From Clifton to Silver City, t, V Munroe Reymond, for $75O. is The Postmaster General ha .e decided that members of Congres
 have legal right to become sure
 ties on bonds accompanying bids fo
 mail service. The Postmaster Gen
 eral also decided that bids submitte . by J. B. Price, citizen of the Stat '' of Missouri, could not be regarde - as invalid on the ground that hi - wife is one of the sureties thereon 70 as she is possessed of sufficient prc ,,, perty in her right.
Salt River herald., 1878-03-16

at noon, and your tea table is loaded | with them at evening, and you want | but little else but your bread and | butter. Your family consume, in one way and another, about 8 quarts a day, and while they last no medi- cines for bodily ailments are re- quired, as qumt of strawberries daily will generally dispel all ordi nary diseases not settled permanent iy in the system. After strawber- ries, raspberries come to continue about three weeks; then we have blackberries when the climate is not too cold for cultivated varieties ; then the entrants ripen, which re- main until the early grapes mature; and taking the season through. any family with a half acre of land in a garden can grow small fruits that make country life delightful, and at the same time many dollars can be saved in the supply of the table.
 CORN CHEAPER THAN WooD.- We have been testing corn as fuel, says he Jewell county Kan Dem ocrat, and the result Is as follows : Eight bushels burned in two stoves No. s Kitchen (coal or wood)' ard number 7 Twilight Heater last just eleven days; warming two rooms during the day and one
 every night until eleven o'clock
 This. with corn at l5 cents per bushel, makes the cost about Il
 cents a day for two stoves which
 is but a trihe more than one-halt
 the cost of wood fuel at S4.00 pel cord. It is proper to state tha the rooms mentioned are close anC easily warmed.
Salt River herald., 1878-03-16
SELECT POETRY.
IT NEVER PAYS.

IL never pays to fret and growl, When fortune sscTas our foe, The better bred VII push ahead, And strike the bravsr blow
 For luck is work,
 And those who shirk Should not lament their doom,
 But yield the pay,
 And clear the way, Thai better men have room. It never pays to foster pride, And squandsr wealth In show, For friends thus won are sure to run In time of want and woe,
 The nOblest worth
 Of all on earth Are gems of heart and brain,
 And conscience clear,
 A household dear. And hands without a stain. It never pays to wreck the health In drudg ing after gain, And he is sold who thinks that gold Is cheaply bought with psiin,
 A humble lot,
 A cosy cot, Have tempted even kings;
 For station high,
 That wealth will buy, Not oft conientment brings. It never Paysi A plant refrain, Well worthy of song. For age and youth must learn the truth. That nothing pays that's wrong.
 The god and pure
 Alone are sure TI bring prolonged success,
 While what is right
 In heasen's sight, Is always sure to bless.
Salt River herald., 1878-03-16
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

PIMA COUNTY. - The Tiger mine, 23 miles flom Tucson, is being rapidly developed The rock assays from $500 to S2,3OO per ton. A large number of prOspectors from the Santa Ritas and Patagonia Mountains arrived in Tucson last week. They report valuable discoveries and have made many locations. .. There were three assertions from Camp Lowell on the 5th. The deserters took their guns and clothing, and it is supposed went to Sonora .'... Theodore Brown has been convicted of murder in the second degree at Tucson, and was to have been sentenced on the 7th. .. Capt. Devers, an old and well known resident of Arizona since 1856, died at his residence at Sonoita, near Tucson, on the 27th of February from the effects of gunshot wound received about year ago in fight with the Indians. The Santa Rita placers are said to be yielding s7 to the pan. - It is reported al Camp Crittenden that five or six men and women have been murdered by the Indians in the.Huachuac; Mountains
 YAvAPAL-The Allen postoffc has had its name changed to St Joseph. The following patent were issued fo. mining propertIe February 24th: War Eagle min third north extension, Joseph Ha grave; War Eagle mine, first sout extension, Fred. Williams. .4 new race track has been made 8 Camp Verde. .. About 40 tons corn remain in Verde Valley. (. Potatoes find ready sale at ten cen per pound.
 PINAL.-An interesting lett, from Florence, the county seat, Vi be found on the first page.
 MoHAyE-Business in Signal lively, and the prospects for a lar and prosperous town are very c couraging.. The new mills at Si nal run like clock work. . Sign City will soon have another mi thereby increasing the number
 stamps to fifty. .. Charles ,Bee. employed in the Signal mill, n with painful accident lately, wh at work on a platform he slipp and fell about twenly-fom fe breaking his ankle. Jas. Hitc ems, of Mineral Park, has co mcnced work on the old Moss mil in San Francisco District. He | a reliable New York company
 back him, has ten men at work, a
 will increase his force to 30.
 good newspaper in this cour
 would do well The mail facilit
 of this county are too limited
 suit the demand.
Salt River herald., 1878-03-16

This mill is supplied with new and improved ma chinery, and second to none for manufacturing choice articles of flour.
Salt River herald., 1878-03-16

The Salt River HERALD is the most reliable newspaper in Arizona.
Salt River herald., 1878-03-16

The Salt River HERALD is the most newsy newspaper in Arizona.
Salt River herald., 1878-03-16

Liberal cash price paid for wheat.
Salt River herald., 1878-03-16

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-22
Ser M1tsbr,td, Ses g,ei,,ps.

Gin Correspondent bes ,Banfu1a," Der nit
oem Bice Director be8 SblerpatoriumS in
gteapel ben 8eiup beitieaen, i1iloert bic neue
eruption in folgenber gSeiie: .Der umfang=
reide &rater bon 1872 1T ein sSeueriee; bon
oieiem rehts bat fif Elm neuer &esel gebiloet; |;
aus swet Wtiinbitn9en auf ieinem Sheitel
fteigen ooer, beiier geiagt, tperben nit MIDI
tiger @etualt uno u1ter fiirhterlidem Brill
getDie frgeltge Ddnpfe in Sdulen gelhleu,
bert, bic iid] 9letd 8ieieniflangen tpinben
unb perIAlin9en, i'm gSirbel perfiirsen uno
ausbebnen lnb bann burd] bic Sd]liinoe uno
Ibgriinoe selitreuen; in bieien Odmpfen
leu6ten tuie 6euer,unsen gliibenbe 2apaitiide
auf, bic bod oben serplaten unb in taulenb
3beilben nteberftnfen. 4n Der Bats bes
Se9els ergiebt iib aus mdftigen Spalten bas
6euer, bic SABA, Die itf langiam fortmdl3t
unb balb inter ben Sdladen friiherer SABA
perbirgt, um iid bann mieoer in 5abaoieu
0euhtpunften oieies 6eueriee's 3u seilen. Sur
Qinfen bes &egels flafit eine srreite Seffnung
als elm in Der Btlbung begrtfienes @ruptionsz
Centrum. Der alte &rater 1it faft gang poll,
uuo bic 2apen tperoen bort ourf, baS loaez
nannte 6enlter ausbre6en, ilnI itd, in baS
Qanb su ergieben." Gin anberer Beridt iagt:
y Die SABA ersteBt fidb aus elmer Spalte beS
oSLutSlo ooh iOdAf Seuuitil OIuehta, Wv
ntmmt Die Hihtung nod Der Sertlihfelt,
tpelde Ntrio bel Gaoalo senannt miro. Das
5euer 1T ni4t iberall in gteapsl fi9tbar, neil
etn 8ersporipruns bic Ausftdt periperrt.
Som Sbieruatorilm ielbft 1T Der anblid
maieftdttid. Yrofehor Belnieri ldBt nm oas
Sbleruatoriunl Hno 9aus Der @arablnieri
einen Damnn auftperfen, I'M ben erfteu Stob
aus;ubalten unb bic Slud3t redtseitis su er.
m0sliden. Gas Seuer bat ben Sraterfegel
beretts gang se0ffnet, 10 oaB jeoen ausenblld
Der @inifur5 uno bic Btlbnng etnes neuen
Nbgrunoes errpartet rperben. 3ur 0infen oes
&esels entmidelt iid in elmer neuen Ssffunus
eine sewaltise Sbdtisfeit. Gin neuer &esel
1T in Der 8ilOuus besriffen. Gin stpeitasise'
SABA. ausbru9 gsniiste, Inn ben arater bon
1872 oollifduois su fiideu. gs 1T burdaua
nnuSslid gemorben, in ben 8raier binabSuz
itet9en. Ser aufentbalt am 6anbe oes alten
&e9els TT unertrdsli4."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-22
Sa9esmenigfeitelt.
l@sitprtelle. telesrepbiiebc unb asedfslbldtten
Npt;en.l

Babrenb faft alIe bent f inertia
nt14en 3ettungen, beionoers Die Gltes
rem, 1td bon benz piberlid,en &arlhen Mief.
ntf,Stgle, Der in Der beuti1lanbijhen Yreile
9ralitrt, fretgemadt baben, TIT berlelbe neuers
bin9s IN ben On Derlhiebenen Srten aeariinz
oeten oeuti9en So5ialiiten- 8ldttern mieper
aufgetau6t. Oas minlmelt BON fransSfld)en
uno lateinii6en Ybraien, als OBJ biele 3ei=
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Qeiepnbltfums 5u iinfen, menn iie einiad,
oeuti9 idrieben.-Sn taft jebenl Sase finbe1
mir elm ,,Vivat sequens!" vPrincipiis OBJ
sta!" Nous verrons!" ober irgenb einen ie.
ner gemeinpldtlihen lateiuiiden ober franS6.
iii1en Mnsrnfe, nit benen Der oellti1ldnbtlhe
3eitungsmieBnif BON 8eruf tpie nit einem
oade bon tauber gfiiie flappert nuo tuomit
CT bepeiien mill, bab er INIT Der gansen Bill
buug ieines Sabrbunbpts" fir ben sroBen
&f serlitet 1T. Mandnlal aber paliirt
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est!" Was Das iein fol, f6nnen MIR uns
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ber @enGalpifaT Der bortigen DiSaeie 9o9p
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9te @Greden oeS aelbett Sstebers.

;3u bem rlnsliide ber Mempbi,er. pelfe
our4 bas gelbe Siebsr tbre nd9ften Qngeb0s
rigen, oft ibre gan3e Samilie perloren babeu,
geieat fid iebt fir 8tele Der S6mer3, baB fie
ni4t i'm Stanoe itro, Die @rdber Der @eitorz
benen au finoen. Nn1 porlsen Sonntage be-
be9ab fid, cine S6aar 2etotrasenber mad benz
Glwooo- -Sriebhofe, nm oaielbit bic friib auf.
gemorfenen Sitgcl tbrer 9eitorbenen 2ieben nit
Slumen 5u 1bmitdsn. gu ibrem Sbreden
fonnten iie inbeien bieielben nidt finbeu, unb
ielbit nit Siilfe Der SrieoboISbeamten blieb
ibre GUIDE uergeblih. Sn Der @ile unb Ters
lpirrung batten fait alle Eobten, bic mdbreno
Der iblimmiteu 3ett CUR Hube auf ben Trieos
bot 9ebratt poroen maren, elm gen1eiulames
@rab gefuuben. SIS feblte in ienen Eaaen
an Sootengrdbun, unb bic S6rge rpuroen
besbalb in langeu 8eiben auf Die @rabltdtteu
sebrabt, mo- iie ipater beigelebt merben iolten.
Dort mnBten bic Serpanoten unb Sreunbe
oieielbem iteben laIen, bis bic S,eibe bes gei>
ietens an iie fam. Su ienen furdtbaren Sa.
oefien menis 8ea4tung. Die 3eit ordnste,
uno 10 gruben bic farbiaen Sootensrdber benn
lanse @ruben, NO binetn bic Sdrse Seite al
Sette geifellt puroen, gfeifgiiltig, Oh beonz
oere @rdber fir iie beiteut maren ODER nidt.
Sest felt fid nun o1e traurige Sbatiade be-
rans, bab es unm0st1b tft, bic @rdber bon
geliebten Sobten gu fin ben uuo nit 8lumeu
,u idmiiden. vGs mar Elm bersjerreiBenoer
4nblid," idreibt elm ausen5euse, LINEN
Nann mad oem @rabe ietner perfforbenen
Brau iuden su ieben. @r bate ein @rab fir
iie getauft, fonnte oaffefbe ieood nidt finoen.
Der @eoanfe, oaB leine @attin in einem Der
sroben genetniamen @rdber besraben, peiutgte
ben armen Mann in fur&tbarer @eile, unb
etnem Siren gleid 1panberte er rpeinenb um=
her. @r batte Slnmen n1itgebraft, Inn baS
@rab au idniiden, aber er iudte nergebens.
@benio irudtlos tuaren bic Semiibuugen Der
Sriebb6fS Bean1ten. Das grab mar nerloz
rem. Safe oieier 9rt fommen 3u 5unoerten
Dor"
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mas Der S,tmoesta sta,.ptitaSt.

btugtou, 20. Sftober. - 9a8
Staatsbeparterlent 1T ourd eine Oepei4e oes
amerifanii1en geianbteu in Betersburg be-
nahri9tigt, oaB Die ruiiiiAe 8egiernng am
1. 4uauft bic 9emontlrung Der Sorts am
i6marsen Meere uno bic @ntferuung Der in
ben ginfabrten Der 5afen oerienften Sorpeoos
anorbnete.
Su SeSug aui bic Srage, OBJ bic Wational-
banten bel Der Seiiitellun9 tbres fteuerpfllAtt-
gen Aftienfapitals ben in 3.65er 9titrittss
Sblisationen angelesten getra9 ausnehmen
oiirfen, bot Der @eneral zgun6esunipalt in
enem ldnaeren @utadten barselegt, baB Die
0ttrifts- -Sbligationen, trobbem ite brrd Die
Resierung saran.irt uerOen, oennof nift
als &esierungs. Sbligationeu 81 betra9ten
unb beBbalb ffeuerpfli6tis ftno.
Die beutige Steueretnnabme betrug $780,
174 63; bic 3olleiunabme $500, 6,877.1S. Die
Subifripttonen 81 Der pterproSentt9en snz
leibe belefen ih auf Sill, 800.
Steuerasent Chapman beri6tet ausStales.
bile, q. s., baB cine abtbetluns Steuer
beamteu loeben bon einem Streifsuse in ben
Counties gabfin unO 9apie suriidgefebrt 1T.
Sieben S9nappsbrennereien murOen wdb.
renb Der Ha3;ta 5eIltOrt.