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sofalbert6te aus ssafbtmstpa.
gscro In etner gStrtbjdiait. = Nus Dem Grimt
naIseridlts. = Stebftable. = Sooesfdle. :
ySsrnfifdife6.


nalseridlte. : Stsbftable. : 5ooesfaae. :
8srriidfes.
Balhtngton II, so. SUM-. - 6r. 9apib
Seppel, Elm friiherer befannter Gauunterneb=
uier, weldler in leeterer 3eit oaS Raterial>
fpaareir@eld)Gft betrieb, ftarb anl sSreitags>
Nbenoe in ieiner gSobnung gtr. 537, Herp-
Serlenz Auenue, an ben Solgen elmer @nnbe,
melhe Inn am Oonneritags. 4benoe rpdbreno
eines &encontres i'm yMarblez zSaloon," @de
Yenniblpania 1uenue unb @sStr., sugefiigt
mnroe. Der @enannte, iofuie 5. Desmond
lirg6 Wnl. 6letier, bic 2ebteren ebeniauS Ban
unterrebuier, befanben iidl am 9onneritags<
AbenDe in Der erlpdbnten Heltallration. Des.
nlonO uub6letder gertetben inStreit, meld)er,
bon DESMOND forcirt, in Sbdtlifteiten aus
attete. Seppel, elm 6reunb Der beiben @esuer,
iibernabnl bic 9olle zines 8erl1ittlers, fam
aber libel babel On. Ser einen Nngabe nad)
ion ibm Desmond Elm SierglaS on ben Gopf
gei6leubert nnb bic tSbtlid)e Wuuoe baour9
Dnuriad,t baben; elmer anbern Wfittbeilnng
sufolge ioa Seppel BET Seite geihleHSelt iu0rs
ben lein, nobel er nit bern Sopie aui ben
rnler-6ubboOen nteDeridlug unb eine @es
hlrneridliitterung erlitt, meid]e einen Sob her.
bsifibrte. Desmond ipurbe geliern Moraefl
lfin Il llhr in nerBobnnng gh. .I02, 8. .Gtr.,
perbaftet Hno gum Ber1Dre beigefiedt. Eletder
srld1ien i'm Sauie oes geitriger Eages I'm So
ssis5anptquartiere uHo itsllts fidl alS no
gef1en. Geiaer Mniifbt nad -
8e5moHo bic EQhsS;1
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Gin fd,d,.oItd5es Werbred1ett .

Utica, N.sg., %. SUM. = Die Beiueiie
gegen Mgron u. Buell, Der Der Grmorruna
Der 14<ldbri9en @atbarine Marie Midarbs,
Softer beS @illiam 8iharos pon Blain.
Helb-Gentre, Stieso.Gountp, perbddti9 1T,
nebren iid,, uno man glaubt, baB Bned baS
Wdbden bel bem Yeriude, oaiielbe su MOTH
aiid,tisen, nit eine,n Gtenien fefaemafbt uuo
Snidiltg erbroHelt bot. lin ein 8srbrefen
in perbngen, mari er ben 3eidnam in 6.n
Merh zines Stieres, CAB ibr nit Dem Stnbie,
ben er bei'm aubmelfsn beniibte, einen Stb
lin baS @efidt nnb gin9 an ieine Mrbeit Ill
lid. Nls er bei'm Abenbeifen iaE, iuurhe
q Ter 2eid)nani beS Mdbden8 gefnnoen, unS II
a fIdyte; Der 9tier babe iie sel5btet. gr wurie
az tern abeno psrhaitet.
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@iitter, sebraud)i 1eomea's Tsethin0 Cordial!
Gin SuuerldifiseS 0tittel gegen 9eiDeu ser
&inosr; eS 9ibt feln beiieres 9egen &oIf, Ota.
9enlaure uno Darm6ei9wer0en. gu 20 @ts.
bel Nppthefern III hnhen. (Nlnr20 -2IRtpl
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Grploifpt eiter 9pfomotipe.-gN.tn.
0ertate Wettttta.

8uffalo, W..D., 80. SUM. - Ser
9ampifefel Der Qofomotiue gtr. 1877 amf be
,9fem=O Oorfer @entralbabn" erplobirte beute
Der SeiSer nno 2ofomotipfiibrer famem inert
tuiirbiger gSeiie init oem aeben hapon, obsleid
Der 9ebtere 80 S1ritte melt fortseialenoert
tp1Ir0e.
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Ser Xnotatter.Qriea .
gNertbIoie ObIi9afione,,.

9ittle @od, Arf., 20. SUM. = Da8
Sberaeri6t Dieies Staates enilhieo heute,
oaB Die in 1869 urib 1870 aitsseiiellten 9ebee.
Sbiisatiosen obue Beredtisung peraus9abt
mur0en nno null unO nidtis ft6. Dieie
Obtisationen belaufen iib auf brei Mi1iomen
nno ueroen our1 bieie @nildleiouns polltonls
uikn tperthlos.
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(Sh.9. .t2Tt., ,i.a. z. .4m.w.)

9liittern, Die ibre StnOer 8eiuno su ndbren
lpiinideH, obne inn Stanoe 5n iein, es ourd)
lhre elgene Sruit 81 belpirfen, fam nid)tS
SeIieres enpfOblen meroen, ais y9emtSdjeS
Ginoerntcbl" Paed0trOphin). n9(po.
beten su baben. (Sebr.8, 1S.i.6r.)
BURNETTS COCOALNE iit Sas bette
uno biGiqite 6aartoilettenz Brdparat Der gSetl
gegen Sd,ori uuo 0feis Der Sopfbout. GS
erSeugt frdftiges gSa9sthum Oes 6aareS.
(fSebr,9 iSi.Gam1
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Beratbunsslofal: Ger. 1872, Norbz bzgutatpfir.
Der srose Snbianerz &rduter= Doftor 6ehanoelt nit
grfolg ale hronifden 8ranfbeiten bes Sirns Sal5es
Der ennge, bes asens, Der aeber, gieren, VIae bes
Ser5ens nno ieoe nnorbnuus i'm Neruenipfterne,
Gfropbeln, 3rebs, @eihwulff, Banbmurn,, Herp0fis
tdt uno alle broniben uno atuten 9e0en 6eioer @e=
idiedter. Dr. eiperpool, Der srose Snoianerz zrdu=
ter .Doftor, Nr. 1872, HprosGntatuftraBe, beba1z
belt Saamenfhiuddbe, nerpofe @hndd,e, Smpotens
NIT pollfomInenen Grfoise, mas 6un6erte beseueel
Dnnen. Werft bei oiefei bas 9eben unterara6enSen
2sioea fen @slb mebr peg ionoern beiutt nno 5iebt
Dr anerpoo! au 0iatbe 1llb eib iberseuat, er miro
BEN ais anberen Gerste gudb niut bafen sefonnt sd
Motts Sub, bic Sbr @u6 iene Batent=W ebisinen ba6t
bolen lalen uno bee nno iene Drtur obneguten pro=
htrt babt surufen:s S6 fanngu irren. Berafbunasz
etunoen bon irib 9 bis abenbs ubr; Sonntaas
1um Nefen oer arbeitenoen aaiie uon iriih 10 sis
Rahmitta9s 11r. (Srni 10. .3Ulte .iasSS1
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Gicidifpddife fnfeocr IierneffeIff

Spfer ju9enoli9er llnbeoahtianlfeit, Sic ie.
oes befannte 0tittel Oergeblld probirt baben,
fOnnen gratis elm einfa6eS 6eSept 3ur ra-
iden 9eilun9 nerp6ier @utfrdftung, oor;eitt=
gen SerfaaS, perloreHer Sr6fte uno aqer 6urd
4usi9weifungen berbeigefiibrten 1lnorbnuu.
gen erbalten. Ss6er 9lpotbefer bat Die ba;u
n6tbigen Sefanbtbeile. Wian idreibe an
DabiSiom & COUP, 1r. SO, 0ais
iau=Strafie, T.=D+
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9t1ts Widln7ono. Ysa,

: Qr. .Hobett gSrI99t, 0er N 0Cr JI1be Don
goulla- Court 5ouie, 3D., pObnte, wurOe an
Oonnerlta9e mdBrenb eines 9ewitterS bonn
SIlBe 9etrofien uno 9etOptet.
pS@ Seriudle eInmal pancc'S Saurs
Us berife ller. Sr uerOidt oiinnes
9aar, bringt ote aIte Sarbc 5uriid, 1T ein ele-
9anteS SplletteEmlttel nuO belIt Sopfarino
uno &opfhaut- -Suden. BreiS 81. gu baben
bel 9 eth 9. 9ance ytr. lOS, gSeit- -8al-
timoreltraBe. Q50-}
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Brcteitor Uird3pp, YerIin: rnnperdnberlid gutter
iirb lhnener Grfols; b0d,it tDertbooG."
Nrofei{or Bamberget, 29ien: SD babe bieles
gSaifer NIT benierfensnertbem Griolse pers
ihrieben..
proieiior scansont, gSiissbmrg: SD peri6reite
fein anbereS, aIs bieies."
Yroteffor 2anoer 93rmnton, M. D., FIR. g.,
Sononn: rNngenebmer, als ieine ylcbenbubs
ier, uno ibertrifft fie an gBiriiamfstt.-
Brote1or Mttfen, NJ. D., r. r. s., &1mtet. 41tlts
tdrsCpspitaI, Nstlsh: Dem Hnlna'er pnb
Drie6rihsha1er gBaifer uoreeao9en.-
Vim gEeinglas bna 1T eitte S1tS.
llnentbehrIid fur oas retfense Dmbtttnm.
Seoe ddte bIafdbe trdst ben gamcn Der Apollinart'
Co. (imited) .Qonoon.
6reoerid De 8art 6 Gpmst..
3sr. Al nmS As. &Darrem 9trafs, NetusDest
aleinige Agenten
thr ote 7Eeretni9ten 6tadten uno ote &anncos.
IN habsm BET 0anbIern, 8roeern. UDcthefeyn.
DIE etiquette an jeber ddyten Dlald)e 1T aui
blluem 96pitr Qeoraft.
espt25,i :, fDtenfs4p)
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0ranoeigentbum
3u bsrtauiben uoer suAterfaufen
ID auf Der az
0runoetgentbnn,s S6rie BON SH 81. 0aH In
(HsI6,0e Nea t,er;rn

VruWVetBeWtUuM1 souFIe UuH ~ -. RQtt tUl
@ebauoe Ses ratmeriea1
12O Mder 9ano, cine pradtpone Pl, aons=
Green g5allep, 10 Dfeilen BON bier.
gdj6nes YieaeIjteirbaas nm gaoi ,ebn
SimnIer, $500; ipirS aud segen eintn nabe
6er Stabt pertaubt.
(8rubes fiDdtseS sieselfeinernes ON
Ufartet'Spac 2 saben unb Wobnuns; ie5 g i'm
2auibe.
&eere Samfteuen ON Gopionitr !, 1856 SD lOnte,
nur $500.
yrad)tnoue 8obnung on Der TO- straBe 2Baib'
tnston, .. u, iolute @runbfe In berelbeA A@tabt,
le1r bita su oerfauTen ober sesin bieses gistbun'
um3utauiden.
Wetnss gSobnbausian@ @aIbounitr., nit alet mos
oernen @tnrthtunsen; Breis $1,000.
.Sipei oreifodise Ss6nier on Wal6inetonif o&es
iSilnmsr NIT a8aiier; nen uno. in sutem 3uFafpe
Warm init 14i Mdern in @alpertsgountp U,afql
Lamb, NIT ihneteng gebduibteiten. .Breiss3OR
giint spelEodise aiessliteinerne 5duier On Wbdy
eoat=. nahe Striferfr., 6 3immer entbalenb un6 u
sutem 3uitanbe. Yreis $500 jeoes. autb aeee1 etn1
Tarm um9etaulbt. tlsebr1 .12NfteS ,E2p)
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SelegrapDii@e 9epeldbe,l.
I8erite oer ~afociirten reife. fur bta .Dsnss6ea,
&erreiponoentena
3nlanS-gfpe[ltlfn1
st,.s Der smnSesbanptasst..
ete xeuem ,lmrubeu am sstezs.a noe.

9ie 1ensm lInrnben am Dsio= Gtanoe.
| gS q b ngt0 0 II, 80. SUM-. : Die nener
bin9s pieber bdufig porfomnlenbm @aubsiise
Der llterifanilf)en Snoianer iibe. ben Stio.
| @ranbe purbeu beute in offisi,llsu &reiieu
! beiproden, unb eS ertltirt fetn iSpeifel, oaB
| Die N6n,lniftretion cine perentoriibe Soroes
rnng Der Terbinoerung fernerIr @epaltz
| tha.en On Die merifaniihe Hesie.ung feuel
| ipirb. Der ben amerifanilden 3cuppeu err
tbeilte Sefe1l, oaS 6anbseiinbel notbpenois
| gen Sails iiber Die @rense III psrfelgen, uirb
! i'll 3ufunft aller Yrotefie Der Weriianer hinge
ad3tet INT 10 ener9iid]er 5ur Iusfibrung ge-
brad)t merben, ba Die &esteren itr SerIpre=
| den, bic Rnbe an Der @renae aufrfdt Sll er~
! balten, i'm Safe bic Dia3'idle Nontilltitration
BON ben Ser. Staaten anerfannt merbe, njd)t
gebalten baben.
Dermiidbfes. II
Die Steuereinnabmen IpdbrenS 6ts qeaern
ueritrtdeneu Sisfaliabres betruaea $l1O,z
500, ,748 - cine Mbnabme BON mebt, oils abt
0filionenim Yer9letde nit benen oss porber@
gebenben Sabres.
Sefretar Sdur3 bat Die WitglieSer Ser
entomolosii6en @ommiliion ansewisleu, ihre
6orlbangen i'll Sesu9 aHf bic iogenannten
Nodp Wountaln peuibrefen fori5uiesen;
befanntlid) perluili9te Der GongrsB $4,000
fir Die Nusgaben oieler @omnliljiot.
8eprdentant Founo ans 98iscoliitr, tuel.
der beMte nah ieiner 9eimatb abreiiie, iberz
bringt ieinen Gonitituenten Die Yeriiberune,
oaB ein Sfft,ier oes SnsenieursGOrps ioiort
ernannt iperoen tniro, nm ben 0besen ct.
@roir-, @bippema= nnb ggisconiuu=Slub All
beiud]cn nno feit3uitellen, oh bieRlbsn nah
ben SefttmmMngen Der Slug nno lDaieus
Seripiliisungsbiu iftfibar sema1t tueroen
fDnner.
Ser Smotatter=3rie9.
Gan Sr.aH5 20. Sunt.-GpGtere
Nahriften aus Der &lamath= N9entur ertlde
rem pie @.rii1te iiber cine in Nusiiht itebenbe
@rhsbnng oer &lauIatbs fir grunolos. Ser
Stamm, lpclder fid aufeinen JagO3ng be-
fano, 1T auf Anorbnung ietnes agenten 10,
fort auf bic Nsentur snriifgsfsbrt. .Dte
Wiorbtbaten in gSarner~Gdqep itnb anDeren
Srten ipuroen obne 3meiiel our1 Die Saates
ueriibt, ipeld)e ibre Neierpation Dor bret Sab
rem perlieBen nno iib iest auf oeu sriess-
pfaoe beiinoen.
Sine Depeide aus 9ilper. Gitp neloety oaB
bic ieinbliden 8Ruods fih tunbriheinlid,
;burd oas Dafimatbal nod bem Gerrifolinm
gSalhington 5uriidSteben unb Johann bnr1
Die Spofane- @egeno ben &ooterae- Slu3 III
erreiben Iild]en iperben. Die Noute fii6rt
bnrb cine 5iemlif oidbt anseiieoelte @sgeno
uno bietet ben Hothbauten bic bette @elegen.
belt 5ur Yliiuoerung uno ionhign @eudalt.
thnfeit
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~, QE<tSA Aneanw = SeHSss Dreb4eh
{coupresssd ysa2tl.
Dn man enifedt bat, boB bieie gln9nbmunsm mn.
{exer Neje ii@ I'm Dortte ttiinoen, 70 bat ale dte
BSestre unieres 5abrtats ouf iebem Hadete ben Nas
men unierer Sirma. VIE anoeren iinS saadbabmun'
gen.
alAmm = &omp. = Brebbeie. Ed8ltdb frifh!
Gabris<Depo RI. -, Nsrb<e emtatpse etsabe.
9. q. Senaett, @ef&ditsfabrsr.
15e meMsn tirtiinem ums rMintben sJsttros
aemtitmem, Dtertmriak, e@weteI> unb 9ampis
1&Dtr in Rr. LAT. earateaas. nabe gutapitrase.
Huo iest fnr 6erreu nnb Damen tn boiler E46ttatett.
feeptt0.12NteD
9as wmnoerbar wtrfemoe GamtmitteI
. uIph hide o f a r n i c m.
Gtnnen, Blntben, Beufen unb alfe 5autausi&ldse
me1ben III unbebinst sebeiI 81 bas Yadet; NIT
Der Bon Sussihidt. Ntan ienbe YoftzO OtFcezStempd
fhr Ydnrpblet nebit @ebrau4 4sanmeiiuns.
9r. 9pbnc & Comp, RI. Sc, Ofs6apetteffr.,
Dein apotbeter bat es. t6ebr20. tS.i.a.2.)
Gtne 2arte.
Mn Gae, melte an ben Ssolsen bon Susenbfanben
netr0it. GMmd9s, Gnttrdituns, 8rlua Der gtats
nestrat &c. Ieiten, ienbe Id 10 enfrei elm Resept
ons Fs furirt. Defss srose SeiimitteI muroe pom
etnem ghiHondr TN o>Gmerita entbedt. S1idten
abreiFrtes Goupert on Rep. Soiepb =. Snman, etas
zion D, 4iblesSoule, W.sD. eitp.
(Oh.S.1S. .t&n.,i.a.T.O
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BON characterization Bon @alDertsgtaiion
Borlil. HaGtl.
@ehps6nra -......6.h5 6nrrisburssG 5.25
2onooer 1890. BOO @ett1s6g, pailoper. b.25
sseitl SnneHbng, 11.40 YaEfonsA ccOnl. 6. "a
godh1uen@ nn0 JBGts tStie, gnc BuffaIos
tinsserpIes ii.45 grpres. ...s.... .a.G5
&uIaberpogSoi 6.i5, ,t1.4o 9ote 5foiano Nccoii "a 6
Green Sp'g 3ucis,. Cos @reen Sp'e Brandu .S.45
GdHeatug nab 6en Melen unb Gtacinnaier Haqe
tdglif; griesBoit5ag lin6 BuiiaIosGrpre6, oisqes
noHmen Semftags. @odepsule nur Ecnitnas ani
t.25 aae anoern 3iiae I'd slid, aHsseHonrmsn Sonns
tadS,
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YerionalsW sWotiaen.

e I'm @ette sfuillen fsbrs Surid unb mad oteier
u. Sual elm @noeI Q56)
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gs 0ro6cs 9sientc
Rnao Sommfrna1ts- 9ef

nGiI0iissgsunoes,@ albtbeEInme gsr. f85,
lin
8auernId)mi0t'S nGprtnG< @aroets4 43Grt4 ON oer
AnnappliS S=Moao
Spnnerftag, ben Suis- Wife Dlit9lieber Der ii6riz
gen abtbeilnnaen, ioiUie 6as geebrte Buhlifum i'm
40eemeinen iino freunblid5 einseiaoen. ssefreoner
iin1 bic 90. @aAer nnD K3raG.
d. Y. = Capt. 9oung's beriibmtsS Streims uno
Blass sDufEcorps nrb aIe Ean5luitisen aii ben 8ets
neH 9Qlfen. Sas Np,t,tfe-ru
81 9Basen fteben bereit Gle Der Gutaipz asl11
lnorefr., ebenio gtr. IA, ". -gBoltz isd6a1 II
l1lh.2-al -
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.WaIlInlors.g 0leniae.gsahn. !.

Son ealperisSt tation BoB eaioeftSStotton
Born. glatm.
*9.25, fl.e0, si2.35 Bopefs efsaa 80
Bopes @rest t....-... 7.25 gtnHaeoIis
Ann1potis T.. 1922 III. 20 9id1' b uiID &
0idbino II. EfineH. .*l2.S5 EineH wd S
Via ga. Wibldno 1925 Via Ghei. il. vi
JortoIf via gBaib'n Bon @hnflesitS
u. gtorlolfs fs0mpfr. gBaihinatoH . |
UfonIa9s, piittpod5 Il. $biga0. 3,O5 " 00 S in
DonnernagS niIr 1f.20 geeiu=g)orf :. .3n5 # Nv
Bon @h1rlesff.s f.s&t1tign Bon Benni. sAuP
Baibin9ton. z4.t5 Waib 800 4. a
Stii6belpbin. n. % ,f0.35 annapolis. .,..- 4
gleipzgDo Dort -. 3.2b, 1875 5S
Son 9enni. .zApe. .zGtation
2Baibingt. 7.10, *7.30,
1884, has &
annapolisz.10, ,*9.34,fi.35 s
5n6ren tdalb ab, Rie oMMs AZ w
Sonntags.
Uon 6illels 5taf.--2s M 5 IA NJ "A =lS
yoitSu9 II. @mmtts M # "
burg, SagerstoiG 81
lnionsBroe ~ z; 4 +
GrpleB DIs 9<I: "A
lIhr # #
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9ie grnkt enrnpaiide Nnbitat!
9anDabt Sanns.
9as bette natiirli9e 4btiibrungs>
Wittc[.

'sTHE LANCET" -
"Hunyadi Janos.-Bd:
ron eieMs beaeust, bas
lein ReiG tbum an abz
flgrenben Salaen ben
a1er onberen befannten
Dafler dbertrifft."
THE "B R ITI 8 a
MEDICAL 30 q R.
MALI" "Hunyadi
Janos. = DaS anges
nebmffc, fi6erite unb
iutrfiamfte abflbrenbe
WQfier. -
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gSe8,petier fiir @etSenoe.
Mbfabrt gerf uens Saae

~EoroI. geniraIzgsab,t -
Bon characterization Bon @alnertsEtaifon
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9tcrate tttto sSaDn6rste.
:. 81. 9isieuer g;f. 9A1 nj -ssons,tsss,

0r. %. gBiemer, DIT. 249, Wsiyopettefrafe.
9r.M. 3. VpIt. gtr. 22, 0ialberrpfraee
pr. gSm: s.: g9tuiGHs, vi. 1856, Saratcaoslr.
Or. ~, u. gSstf, Mr. IA, EdosGutoiuir.
De. SsartleH, sir. so, 9.-@reeneftr.
Or. Grid, Sit. 10 9,H.s@haileshr.
9r. y. Nteeniailri, gir. 232, @eits9omhnrh6r.
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IS c It b, 30. SUM. : Der Galler Yran5
Soiepb ldlob Die Sibuns bes ungarii9ell
&ei6stageS seitern nit elmer 0tebe, in iuelder
er it9 iebr boffnungsuoll in Se5us auf bic
@rbatung bes Srie0ens duBerte uno bic Se<
siebunsen Seftreid. .llnsarn's su ben aus
rpdrtlgen Wd9ten fir befriebigeno erfldrte.
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SUNDAY SINNERS.
Brought Into Court on Monday-A Picked
Nine, but Only q Moderate Amount Re-
oil

Brought Into Court on Monday-A Picked
Nine, but Only Moderate Amount Re-
allied.
Saturday night stragglers and Sunday stroll
ers make up the performers for the Monday
matinee, at police court.
Yesterday morning picked nine appeared in
the municipal court. The police had picked
'em up, and they were picked out by name and
ofense by the court
First: Michael Nash, for making a nashty
smell in violation of the nuisance ordinance.
He was allowed to the 18th inst. to fumigate.
quartette, ranging in appearance from
young and gay to old and gray, was next
Charles Peterson, drunk; Charles Finnerty,
drunk; John Watson, drunk, responded. That
is they had been drunk, and showed up as win
ner of prizes in the business, the usual award
being red noses, groggy eyes. ETC., all of which
they had. The court informed the quartette
that it would cost them the sum of $5.25 each
for their irregularity.
John Dillon, simple drunk, was allowed four
days in Jail to sober up.
James Fitzgerald and William Provonchia
got into quarrel over dice throwing on
Sunday. The court said William might
throw three-dollar notes in the city box, and as
James had beat William, Sunday, he might
beat him again by tossing in a IS.
Henry Gosseline presented a board bill to
Charles T. Leslie. The latter demonstrated
contepding that he didn't owe 80 much. Mr..
Gosseline contended that he did. The other he
didn't. Did and didn't broughtsabout do on
| the part of Gosseline which constituted, in the
law, an assault upon Mr.. Leslie. Without
| more ado Leslie had Gosseline arrested. And
what did the court do but decide in favor of
Leslie and fined Gosseline $40 and costs.
| The court adjourned.
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Nashville Blood Horse Association Races.

Nashville Blood Horse Association Races.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. This is the open
ing day of the fall races over the Nashville
blood horse association course. The weather is
cloudy and the track rather heavy with dust.
The attendance is unusually good for the first
day. First race, the ladies' stake for two year
old fillies, $50, 1875 forfeit, $500 added, the
second filley to save stake, three-fourths of a
mile dash. Out of fifteen nominations ten
hllies started. They all got away together and
ran half a mile we'll punched; there Florence
B. forged ahead and after a driving race won
by length and half; Arnold's Beatrice Sec
ond; Mary Walton third: time 1:l0. Marchion-
ess, Arcadia, Minnie Payne. Long Girl, Peru,
Bette l.. and Minnie Fields were underplaced.
Second 1ace Maxwell house stakes for three
year-olds, $50 entry, 1875 forfeit, $500 added,
and second horse to have 300, mile heats, had
seventeen entries, but only three started
Bramble. Warfeld and Bergamot. Just before
the start Warfeld sold for BIO, Bramble $780,
Bergamot $40. First heat, to good start Ber-
gamot took the lead at the pole. At the three
quarter pole Bramble was length behind. Hero
Bramble made play for the lead, and from here
when, having beaten his company of, Bramble
came in winner by two lengths. Bergamot
and Warfeld way off. The time, 1:43, il extra
ordinary fast for this track. In the second
heat Bramble was considered to have sure
thing and there was no pooling. At the start
Warfeld took the lead. At the quarter he was
leading by four lengths, in front of Berea-
mot, who was two lengths in front of Bramble.
At the half Bergamot moved up to Warfeld,
Bramble at her tlanks At the third quarter
they were punched. Here Bergamot gave up.
rafting race ensued between the leaders,
Bramble beating Warfeld under the string by
short neck. Time, l :45.
Third race, association purse $3.50, all ages,
dash of mile and quarter. Edinburg,
Water-Witch, Cammie F, Charley Howard.
Bonnie, Itasca, Essilah, and Sallie Polk started.
Cammie F sold the favorite over the field at
about even figures. Race won by Essilah.
Edinburg I'd, Charley Howard Sd. Time 2:122.
Splan drove Rarus in the area of the arnphi-
theater this afternoon to beat any time ever
made there, which he failed to do the time
being 2:51s4, while Little Fred trotted
the last heat in 2:46.
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Tom Scott Denies.
Especial Telegram to tho Globe.

New YORK, Oct 6.-Col. Thos. Scott has
written the stockholders of the Pennsylvania
company, in which he states I desire to state
that all charges allegations to the effect that
the Pennsylvania railroad company or any of
its officers, are in any way directly or Indirect
ly interested with the Standard oil company,
or any other party in the production of, buy
ing or selling or trafhcing in any way in oil,
are without foundation in fact. The Pennsyl-
yania railroad company is in no possible COM
bination in regard to producing, buying, selling
or otherwise dealing in oil, and it docs not
believe it has made any unlawful discrimina-
ton at any time or under any circumstances,
and upon the hearing of the case, if it ever
comes to hearing, it will make this
very plain to any court before whom it may be
heard. If any shippers or producers of oil feel
| themselves aggrieved, the courts are open at
their individual instance for any redress that
may be due them. The whole movement
seems to rent on ex parte testimony entirely; as
this company has never been given an oppor-
tunity to- be heard on the subject. am not,
4 therefore, surprised at the supreme court hest
tating, as shown by questions addressed by the
! Justices to the deputy attorney general, about
taking jurisdiction of the matter. Why your
company should be assailed in this manner and
at this time will be perhaps made plain to you
at no distant day.
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hayes and other guests, Wednesday next, viii
visit the late e1-President Madison's estate, re-
turning the same day.
Gen. Sherman returned this morning from
his extended trip.
Inc President has recognized John ]. Cahill,
consul OF Mexico, at st. Louis.
Application was made in chambers to-day,
before Judge Miller. of the supreme court, and
circuit Judge G. G. Foster, sitting as in the
y. United States court for the district of Kansas,
3, the acting president of the Kansas Pacific
nan halfway company, for the removal of Henry
Wizard from the position of one of the 1e-
celvers of that road.
In reply to inquiry whether under the new
postal regulations, bank notes and greenbacks
can be mailed as third class matter, TIE post
ofhce department rules that bank notes and
greenbacks. having written signatures or sig
natures added by means of facsimile stamps
or 9th mark or sign added to the original
printing or engraving, if sought to be sent in
the mails. would be subject to letter rates of
postage under section 1856, postal laws.