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National Republican., 1878-06-07
DISTRICT AFFAIRS
INCREASING THE WATER SUPPLY.

INCREASING THE WATER SUPPLY.
The Assistant Engineer Of tho District yes
terday opened bids for the construction Of a
stand pipe thirty feet In diameter, fifty.two
feet In height faced with granite, blue stone
and brick, with galvanizcd-iron cornices and
ornamental roof; to be located on the crest OF
Meridian Hill, at the head Of Sixteenth street
extension also for the erection of Duplex
pump, with two steam boilers complete, to be
located at Seventeenth and u streets north
west. There were twelve bids, ranging In sums
from sls,t ,tSs 10 $4,000, the prices ranging ac-
cording to the style and character
have been referred to the acting
engineer for scheduling, aud IL will be some
days before any decision Is made.
MINOR DISTRICT NOTES.
Inspector Entwisle has issued the following
permits to build:
The receipts of tho Treasurer yesterday
were S5,57i.7l disbursements, Ss1652.
George w. Steen has been pardoned from the
work-house. He was committed for indecent
exposure.
The Canal Company, In dredging near the
Chain Bridge. have been directed not to 10
nearer than within six feet Of the wall, or they
will injure It.
Licenses have been issued as follows: r. +.
Knox Il Go, commission merchants; Charles
Pearson, liquor dealer +. II. Howe, notary
public; Thomas Il. Jones, notary public.
Daniel Mahoncy, one two-story brick, In
alley of square 449; S2l0. George Glorius,
one three-story brick, Seventh between L and
NJ streets northwest 5000. d. B. Lyons,
one two.story brick, Fourth aud L streets
northeast; $1,000. Mrs. Catharine Kuhn, one
three.story brick, Thirteenth and NJ streets
northwest $4,000. Rcpairs-Gcorge Hill jr..
engine house; 500. Chris. Dietrich, new
house front; 500 Hugh Digney, bay win
dow S35. Patrick Sullivan, move frame house;
Sl5. Mrs. Sarah Mcmahon, back building
500.
National Republican., 1878-06-07
Celebrating the SuptIaIs,

There wa, II large gathering of the friends
of the contracting parties last evening, at the
church of the Rev. John Wills to witness the
celebration of the nuptials between Daniel
Cant and Alice Price. The ceremony was
performed with the customary solemnity, and
after rcceiyin the congratulations Of those
present the happy couple returned to their
home, where q hearty reception awaited them.
Music and dancing was INDUCED in to a late
hour when the company dispersed with sim
cero wishes for the success of the newly-mar-
red couple on their Joint voyage through life
National Republican., 1878-06-07
Forty styles fancy mattinss is7 Seventh street.
An US EN- ENI'S.
" Valerie"
Communicated

Communicated
To the Editor Of the National Republican
SIR: As an old citizen, and somewhat of q
musician in quiet way, l desire u brief space
for talk " with the large number of sing
ing men and musical women anent an adver-
tisement | notice in your valuable paper of
the production Of Professor Fairbanks opera.
! premise my remarks with the statement
that do not belong to the circle that regard
Mr.. Fairlamb rs the co.gcnius of Rossini. To
Il man whose memories date back to 1850 and
who has listened to aud studied every opera
aud OratOriO as he has studied his Shakespeare,
Mr.. Fairlamb and his work must expect a
justice distempercd, rather than tempered with
mercy. For we of the past or passing genera.
ton are of tho ancient, ancient.
| have heard, in my quiet way, by curb.
stone lettering, by insidious selfinviting, by
accidental meeting, by brassy presumption,
several rehearssls of Mr.. Fairlamb's opera.
And wish to record that what have heard
has touched me, warmed me, and relit an en-.
thusiasm of which being an old fellow am
almost ashamed, rs being wanting in homage
to several other old fellows who used to write
operas, and at whose feet and others Of my
ilk have sat for these many years
But let that pass don't expect Rossini or
Bellini to be repeated not |. Yet detected
the perfume of both us | surreptitiously
listened to extracts from Mr. Fairbanks
opera. Shall | confess that the aroma OF
Wagner was limited In some passages Per-
haps. But claim the right OF an old stagcr to
say that the hint was q shOck-a mild one,
to be sure-but still 'stunner" to an old
fOgy who cannot get up or down to Won Wag.
ner, and who hopes to die before he is con-
ycrtod to the belief in his new gospel of music.
Ten cities claimed a Homer dead
Through which, when living, ho had begged his
bread"
Perhaps 1t will be so with Mr.. Fairlamb. He
is young, ambitious, and q genius. There is
no doubt of the latter to any musician who
has listened to his musical compositions Shall
he be obliged to wait for a new generation to
appreciate him, or shall we of the present give
him the laurel which, 1--WE refuse, our children
will encrown him, to tho shame of their
fathers and OLD FOGY?
National Republican., 1878-06-07
The Future of the CoIored p,o,,..

The lecture by Professor Grcencr, at the
Third Baptist Church last evening, was well
attended. The speaker delivered an interest.
ing address on "Thc Future of tho Colorc,l
People" contrasting the past; he showed tho
hopes Of the future. lie paid high tribute Ia
the fidelity of tho cOlored people to the Rcpub.
lican party-a faith not always rewarded as
1t deserved. The negro could afford to let
politics alone, and look to his material interests;
but his duty was to stand fast by the princI.
pies of the great party Of freedom. lie spoke a
good word for the colonization movement to
the West-it would help the cOlored people to
leave the over.crowded cities and seek new
homes in the broad prairics. In spite of
speeches the negro did not have all his rights
yet, and there was much hard work ahead
Industry, trades, homes and school.hous
would develop any race and command respect.
Bruins, wealth, and energy were sure of recog.
milton in the long run. He instanccd cases
from history Of Jews, Irish, English and other
races to show how long it took for races ia
advance against prejudice. 1t was all inspr.
ing aud sensible lecture, replcte with sound
advice, and at times eloquent.
National Republican., 1878-06-07
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
Julius Innsburgh,. Iow:prIeed carpets, lg7 7lh
Tho Normal schooI Commencement.

Tho Normal school Commencement.
The Washington Normal School will cele-
bratc its fifth annual commencement tonight at
eight o'clock in Lincoln Hall. Tho exercises,
judging from the programme, will no doubt be
very entertaining. The following is list of
the graduates: Misses Agnes Emeline Browne
Maria Monica BycrtOn, Mary Buckley, Annie
Augusta Chesncy, Mary Rebccca Cunningham,
Cecilia Doughty, Harriet Jane Drury, Emma
Linda DuvaIl, Lavinia Hannah Hankc, Mary
Catherine johnson, Nina Houne Marsh, Eva
Isabel McKcon, Blanch lie COmpto Pattison,
Nellie Florence Humphrey, Emma Catherine
Scott Sarah Van All,n Shields, Emma Alice
Speak, Sarah Stella Wheelock, Sarah Eskridge
White Barbara Lowe Woodward.
National Republican., 1878-06-07
Hinged window.shOdes IS cts Julius Lansburgh's
julius Lansburgh's Is cent mattings i37 Seventh.
Marriage I,iccn,

Mnrriage Licenses.
The clerk of the court has issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants:
ID. L. Cant and Alice Price.
T. q. Ward and Mary Bunce.
Charles Scott and Alice Booze.
X. VI. Lockwood and Eta Simpson.
W. W. st. Clair and Ida V. Dulity.
L. F. Mudd and Anna J. Hardcstry.
G., johnson and Fanny E. Simmons.
Thomas Hillogan and Rose G. Reagan.
b. Sedgwick aud Mary Clark, both of Sandy
Springs, Nd.
Edmund Jones and Lucy Peterson, both of
Montgomery County. Md.
A. W. Hudson, of Georgetown, d. c., and
Emma o. Eury, Of Frederick County, Md.
National Republican., 1878-06-07
Decidedly Interesting.

Seeing woman upset two baskets, capsizc
baby, and bring on a severe squall besides
making an old gentleman bite his tongue
nearly of in trying to get his chin out of the
way Of her elbow, while she was searching
through the basement of her dress for a nickel
to her street car fare, was whatlconvinced ono
keen observer that the main reason why the
mother of man can never hope to attain oni-
ncnce in business Is because her clothes amt
built right. Business and pockets are spelled
differently, but they trot in the same harness.
-Brcdkfda Table.
National Republican., 1878-06-07
A Disreputable House Raided.

Last evening Sergeant Botelcr and squad
of police made descent Oh an alleged bawdy
house near the White Lot. The proprietress,
who gave her name as Harriet d. Foster was
taken to the Fifth Precinct Station, in COM
pany with two female boarders and four men.
Two of the latter deposited collateral, but the
remainder of tho party were locked up for q
hearing in the Police Court this morning.
National Republican., 1878-06-07
Appointments by the Police Board.

At a meeting of tho Board Of Police held
yesterday afternoon the following policemen
were appointed: Albert W. Mills, George A,
Nicholson, Frederick Fritz, Patrick Halinan,
d. G. Lamb s. J. Shanks, Andrew McRae, B.
+. Shanks, George W. Edwards, Norman II
Go lie. and John A. Bryan. The following were
appointed statiom-keepers: Benjamin r.
Henry, II. A. Wilson, F, II. Baxter, Henry II.
Fisher, Charles $, Wheeler, Edward johnson,
Daniel Williams, and J. w. Middleton.
National Republican., 1878-06-07
ISeIInlIIg's Races,

Yesterday was the last day of the spring
trottimg meeting at Bcnning's, aud a large
crowd wtnessd the $50 race, which was the
only event on the card
Little Fellow, the favoritc, won haudily in
three straight heats Time 2:5i, 2:j3, and 2:IG.
Lady Morrow took second money and Frank.
lin third.
The meeting has been very successful aud
the time made very fast
National Republican., 1878-06-07
Ihentrn CnnnInue.

Tho summer season at the Comque has
opened in manner that promises well both
to the audiences and to the managers. An ox-
celent bill is presented this week, and an even
ing spent in the cosy theatre will not be re-
gretted Manager Budd is doing wonders in
the way of getting up a succession of attrac-
tive shows, and his enterprise should be en-
cOuraged,
National Republican., 1878-06-07
A Clne To Ia I,nhhnrX-

Thomas Johnson was arragncd in the Police
Court yesterday charged with the larceny of
some valuable papers from tho residence of
Mr. Isaiah Hanscom several nights ago. Owing
TO the absence OF important witnesses the case
was continued until to-day, aud johnson was
sent to Jail In default of tho necessary bonds.
National Republican., 1878-06-07
Real Estate Transfers.

J. J. johnson, trustee to Henry Walters,
for $l,ll5, sub-lot q, square 76G. B. II. Wsrner,
to A. L. Clayton, for Il, 800, lot 4, square 2OO3
Theodore Benjamin to Simon Stoll, S15.3O,
tract Ofland called Discovery and None Such.p
National Republican., 1878-06-07
CITY ITEMS,

REDUCED rate, to parties remaining one week or
longer. Season 1873 opens June 10. Stockton Hotel
Cape May, n. J. lSOTE.-Wc take great pleasure In
informing our patrons that new passenger elova.
tor and electric bells lin every ROOM have been
added 10 the hotel. CHARLES Duffy
(Of Continental Hotel, Philadelphia
Proprietor and General Manager
National Republican., 1878-06-07
Itl,llgatit,t,s

For middle Atlantic States, nearly stationary
foliowcdby falling barometer eastery to sOutherly
winds, slightly warmer, clear or partly cloudy
weather, and probably succeeded during the ngh
by rain areas
National Republican., 1878-06-07
Vational 9epublitaa.
Arrival of Passenge, Trains.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC DEPIl, SSrH AND b
sTREETs

ATbAL1lNoRE AND ONO DEroT, NEW JERSEY ANk'
Nun AND STREET.
- - Morning, ENnfnc.
ssis, n. y, Phil q Ros er sl.SO baltimore accom-.
80, Baltimore express. 40. baltimore accom-.
7s51, Western express 500 n V phil & Hos eS.
tSBhltnore accom-. SD Western Mall.
S6 bred ac.. MET. birch st:I7, Baltimore accom-.
td, Baltimore Annapolis 'GIj, Baltimore express
and way. '1;2O, Western express
G%5, Martinsburg and Hn- .S0n, BnltimGre express
gerstOMn &C, (MCt br'ch. sOi5 n Y, Phil n Hos eh
slGsO, Baltimore accom-. lOl5, baltimore accom-.
u:9, Baltimore express.
ARRIVE daily. Others Sundays excepted
So For the time OF departure OF trains see Acver
tsonients elsewhere.
National Republican., 1878-06-07

observation-disclosures VS.. Hornells.
Bright House Rchoboth Beach Del.
Sale Of stock SOvercigns OF Industry.
No. l73j F street northwest-for rent.
Base hall-Eaglcs vs.. Wavcrlys Of Baltimore.
W. r. Spoarr, undertaken go street northwest
Handsome suits-A. saks 4 Co. $40 Seventh stree
northwest
National Republican., 1878-06-07
Mo,h.r., Mother., Motber,.

Don't fail to procure Mrs, WINsLOw's SooTHIHG
sYRUp for all diseases Of teethlng In children. It
relieves the child nom pain, cures wind collie,
regulates the bowels, and, by giving relief and
health 70 the child gives rest 10 the mother
National Republican., 1878-06-07

YouSG PEOPLE do pay attention to your tcet
neglect will soon ruin them. Be wise In time
Clean them daily with THURSToS's Ivory Pearl
ToOTH POWDER. tho most perfect dGntrihce known
twill keep then through life IN good condition
white and SOUND VIII harden the gums. swcete
he BREATH and prevent toOthache. Sold by al
druggists. - and 30 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-06-07

IT YOUR hair Is coming out or turning gray. do
avert Ayers Hair Vigor will remove the cause Of
your grief by restoring your hair To its natural
color, aud Herewith your good looks and good ma.
National Republican., 1878-06-07

HARD times demand economy; practice It b.
rcnoyatng your suilGd gloves with JOUyEN's IsC
pEROus KID glow CLEANSER. Price % cents pc
bottle
National Republican., 1878-06-07

WELLS NACMISE-SPREAp STRENGTHENING PLAs
FRS arc still the best known. Their curative pov
ers far kuTpass all others.
National Republican., 1878-06-07
LOCAL MISCELLANY,

Interest paid on deposits. Special rates on tIme
deposits J. II. soUIER 4 Co.,
Bankers lil6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-06-07
A TURKISH BATH.
aE SMITH 4 EGGE MISUNDERSTANDING Cl,
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TOURISTS

The Lake Superior Transit Company Is running
Ten Splendid Passenger Steamers between Burao
and Duluth and Intermediate ports. Five sailings
weekly For null Information apply to
Il, 4. EVANS, Genl Manager, Buffalo, N. Y.
myl03m
SNOW Is THE TIME TO SELF LADIES
~ Gents and Children's Cast OF W earingAp
pATol Boots, shoes, &c. at extraordinary high cash
prices at "JUSTHS Old stand" No. Ofo u street
northwest AL notes by mall will be promptly At
tended W sePltf
National Republican., 1878-06-07

ARE you bilious troubled with headache, dizzy
meas, sick stomach, constipation, &c? Are you dys
peptic, nervous, dull and languid? Averse to al
eHertOn. Is your life miserablc2 You require u
change Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you. Sold by al
druggists, 25 cents per package. which makes 4
National Republican., 1878-06-07

Is your hair harsh. dry and stiffi Does II refuse
To curl? Dress 1t with THoMPsoSs PoMADE OprINI.
An OlcaglnOus compound OF singular merit. Il
will improve It. Sold by druggists, &C. Price 25.
and % cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-06-07

call attention IN tho following living ard lncon-
eSibe fcis an q acnsc the world for their equal.
viz:
THE s2OODO TRAINED GIRAFFEi
PositlTCly the only Giraffe In America trained to
drive In harmrss
$3.50 GIANT DEVIL FISH!
30, feet long Thc first and unly parlec. specimen OF
this Gigantic CepluopUdlun Monster captured or
,,o seen on emth. WIN give t0vDi klr is equal;
$4,000 rOnchO llnrsesl sn,DO hb tiOn OF Trained
Dogs! siHo Dog iianging hcti 800 Horse Leapef
oilhe v ii! ttO,G0 Barrel Wscensions;i
ALLIE. EMMA STOKES,
Princess OF the Menegc, with her Beautiful Palfrey
Tandem Team.
slO90 Two H2rte Riding i!ocSy Mountain Cont, In
S&:@ & Pogs & Riding baE,h|cS Doss' siS.eS% % %Fsmals
nals, performed bya female IN the open street during
the procession! Royal Impera al Street PHgeanti
Edgar Mcnters Silver Cornet Band! Ani followed
by the Marnihccnt $1,000 Tsliy-Ho COachl silO0
lmp, rial Coach OF Napoleon III slOlOO I'autihl
Br0ncho HorsPsi $1,000 Royal Japanese Troup,i
No sde-shows or peddIer' allowed. No smoking In
the tent
There Will BE- two entertainments each iay-aner.
noon and evenIns-under new and beautiful Double
ParlOr tent,
Admis don, 30 conts Children half price. E!ey eyant
res ervci seats IS cents extra
Doors optn at l:S0 and 7:3O o'clock o. m.
1918 W. C. COUP, Manager.
National Republican., 1878-06-07
CRANE
WEST POINT HOTEL"

West Point, n. Y. on the Parade Ground In the
myIOfMw..m
National Republican., 1878-06-07
Amuseincnts Tonight.
NrNx AdAnrflsnnhnnts A

CoNieuE.-varicty performance.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-28
2lus Der 8nnoesbamptfaot.
Die ,lnserfud,una Oes gsablbetruss.

9Salbtn9ton, 27. Suni.-DaS Botter'=
| lfe @omlte perIamnclte lid heute Utorgen
I'M II llhr un6 bernahm neitere 2lnSiagen
oes zSunoeeinari9alls 9ttftn, rpelde iid)
hauptiddli6 aui Die 3uitanoe in 2ouifana
ipGhreno 0eS 6onpfeS smtIten 9tt6ollS rno
Yadaro Inn Die Sber9errfhaft besogen NIB
,pentg yteueS ergaben. 3e1ge oerla8 unter
anoerenl Die lleberiebung zines in Der yterp=
Srleanier nDeutiAcn 3eitun9" eribtenenen
9lrttfels, iueldler angab, oaB @elo gum Sturse
Der Badarb'i6en Staatsregiernna angeueu-
BET porben lei. Sas @eib mdre ieoot) nit)t
BON Der McGea9b -@omnilfon 9eliefert, ion,
bern obne oeren 8orlpiiien perausgabt moroen.
@eneral Butler beantra9te, baB Bafaro,
ebe er Das 2ano oerlaiie, um feline @oniulatsz
ltelle in Gnglano an5utreten, als 3euge Dor
0a5 @omite gelaben iperbe. HeprGientaut
6iscof oriidte bic Iniid,t aus, baB fpeitercs
3eugniB BON Der Qrt, iuie eS Yadaro ab9eben
f6une, uun0tbis Jet unO Die llnteriu6uns uur
auf lanae 3eit auS6ehnen peroe. Butler err
fldrte, er lei fir cine 9riinblt6e lluteriu6ung
beS groBen Setrugs, uno pena oaS @ouiite
ni6t ale SbatIaAen in SeSug auf bic Nffaire
ermitteln lpolle, 10 pdre eS am Beften, Die
llntetiu6uug sleit gang auf,ugeben. See,
pralentant WcDtabon erflarte, Die 5rage iiber
etne llnteriudIung Der Serban0lungen Der
McSeag6 @omnlliiion lei bereitS in cincr
@ebeimibung be8 Gonite's entidiebeu tpors
ben, uub er hdtte fir oiellnterIu1ung gefimntt,
neil Butler Dem Gomite mitgetbeilt babe, oaB
Die 9omnliili0n ELL llebersinfonlmeu i'll 9Serfe
brad)te, ourdb meldles ole betriigeriidDe Stim.
menSdblnng in 2Ouiiiana rpirflam gemadt
muroe
Wa6oem Mariaaa 8itfu nod auf eine
Srage Suffers erlpioert bate, baB Die S$5.
3oaplep mo Sarlan linn nad) Der 2uerfenz
nung Der gtihOus'id)en 9te9ierung mittbeil-
ten, lie Diiroen oafiir iorgen, oas ale 6epubs
ltfaner in 2ouiiiana, lpel6e ibnen bel ibren 2n@
itre19un9en bebii.fli9 iuaren, bonn Brdfioenten
belObut meroen, gtug bas @onllte in 9ebetm=
iiBun9 unO lnadte 0arauf etne Paule bis 2 llbr.
0ermiid)tes.
Sr. SEQ. Sc. 4bams, @lerf oes 9teprdien-
tantenbauies, bat einen grief an Senator
Dorlep (2lrf.) geihrieben, in uel6em er be.
ftrettet, raB Der Sd)niber in Der gemti6teu
@ioil=8ermilligIn98bill als elm gperodati9er
llmltano" 81 betra9ten lei. 6r. Qoams erz
flart, Der 6ebler iei lebiglid eine Sol9e Der in
Der letten Sibung bes Sauies berridenoen
lleberhiirsung uno allgemeiuen &onfuitOu.
Der bonn GeprGientanten gShitthorne er=
itattete Seribt, lpclter Die Ginleitung geri6t<
li9er Sd)ritte gegen ben @rz6lottenIefretar
6obeion enpfieblt, Ol ictt Oenno6 BON elmer
Wtaioritdt oes l6aus=@ =@onite'S iiber Slottenz
affairen 9ebilligt worben iein.
0ie bentige Steuereinnahme betrua $442,s
092; Die 3oneiunabme $368, 8,O47.
IGem 2lni6eine mad merben bic 8esie=
rungs Ginuabmeu bieies SiSfaljabreS I'M
wenigitens adlt Nilioneu btnter ben 9biddt=
sunaeu suriidbletben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-28
&nhfcttstrcSsc

yfem Oorf, 27. SUM-. = Die uQebiob-
Sauep &oblen Comp" perfiinpet folaenoe
Yreile fiir ben Uonat Suli: y9uup" 81. 10,
r@teanlboat" 1915, rgrofen" $3.50 bis
$3.50, Sag" $3.50 bis $500, yStope"
$4.10, o@bsitnut" $3.50.
Bhilabelp B a, u. SUM yYbi=
labelpbia=8 =8eaoinger aohlen-@omp." bat foL
genoe Yreiie fiir nddbiten Mouat feftgelebt
v9ump," .Steamboat" llnb ,,grofen" $3. so
u@g9" $3.45, uStope" $685., Sea" S.. .25:
Sbamofiner &oblen-u@gs" $3. 60, yStope"
S.. .85 unb ,,Gbeitnut" 1925.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-28
SctId)tc aus Sem SInucrn bra
SfddfeS.

(AuS Annapolls. )-OIe annabme oes aus
Der cBten SItuug Der Staats @eiebgebuua
beruor9egangenen @elcteS 9etreiiS@ S@rle6iguua
oel Srelti9tcitcu Smii6en Dem Staate unS
Der Baltimore Sbioz Sabn=@omp." If BON
Sesterer Dem @rtfuiiu Department amtiidl
dn9e3et9t moroen. - Die @anoioaten, meldle
sur 2ufHabue III Die 0idriue QfaSeme ems
pfohlen moroen iiuo, weroen 8ur3eit gepriift;
Otelenigen, lueId)e baS gramen beIteben un6
iur Araoeme 3ugelaiien weroen, erbalten bis
gum 10. September llrlaub.
(2(u5 6reouid.) - Sin 9eritdlt, tuonacl bic
geide beS am ueraangenen 5reitase gebangteu
O}oroerS @otleD pom Srieobofe, auf uel6em
ne bdlo mad Der S1inri1tung b,er6igt uuroe,
aeltoblen porOeu iein iolte, iif, mie bic anaes
ltellt|n 9'adforldungen cr9ebea baben, un6e,
grinSet.
(4nlaG.) - @iu Saui9reiner, gaamens
ORLANDO 5tobp, fiel Dor rne6reren Sagen,
p1brenO er i'll 2aurel nit Dem 9aue elues
pauieS beid)dfttat mar, bon 6em 9ade otss
'elben berab uno 3og iiA i9were SerIesuuz
gen Su.
(Yrciis.)- 9ie BON Dem ueritorbenen Srn,
sSlllon 1886 gcgriinoete Marlborou9her ga
5ette" bat ibreH As. Sabrgang augetreteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-28
Uoue dn1etgel.
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~ Staot Baltimore.
| phtsipp ". SnUDoen, Sdjeriff oet Sfaot 9ais

S taot glarDlano,
- Staot Baltimore.
Vbi!ipp ". SnUmoen, SdIeriff Der Staot 8als
tiMore, nteiRen Wruf!
9 q ourCb oaS am Sonntage, ben oreiunoBfpan.iaa
ten Gag Oc5 SUM 1873, erio9e 4ble6en BON 0eorGe
y. Sane, oes ueror6eneH Otapors ber Sta6t 8altis
more, IN bcn Diapots2mte Der Staot Baltimore cine
8dtanB eiugetreten lit, un0
a purb oaS iilr iolden Sall erlaiiene un6 ooraez
iebene @elee Der @elebBeburg es Dem Brdiioenfen
oe5 ertcn SDegeS 0es Stn1ratbe5 SurBHid1t eematbt
Ut, bcim @nrttte etner SGtanS in Dem Wiaporss amte
innerpdlb fttuf &GgeH mad Dem @intrttte cine neue
gSab anJuoronen, uno oieet6e ourd An5ei9e in alien
8eltuugen in beagter Staot mtnoeeuS fiiufbebn Gaae
lang betannt Su MAIDEN,
10 orone i'd, Otis EetlboIb, 8riiioent oeS
erien 3tuetaes eeS Staotrabes BON Baltimore ooher
trait oet mir taut oritebenoem ibertra9enen autoriz
tat btermtt on uHo ertbetle Die g8t ts
lung, oaB cine neue gBa6l oes 81 a.
qore Der p tart b9 ebalten perb E.,
benoe Saiau5 tuteoer 5u 6elebeH.
lluo sic, Der SdeIiff Der Stdot Baltimore fuer0en
onoarb au9ewieien, mad @mpfans oiees 8ciebles los
fort einen gag Sur NbbaltIng 6eiaeter Bab( feItSz
iebsn, Delber nuI etnen Der ndtben iiini3e9n Gage
nad 5brem Gmpfanqe oicieS 8eiebles ialen mug, Hn0
Gle erbacn bermtt bic gSeiiung, Den BON Sbnen ole
derqedlt on9eleetcn Gag nod oem Srforoerniiie bes
@eebes aebhpreHo betannt Su MAIDEN, uHb Sie iuers
ben hterm an9eipieien ntHoetens ote Gage uor oem
5ur gbbaung beagterg8abl auserleienen Gage einenl
leoen Der gBchtrtcI in eoem BreStnfte In beiaater
Staot cine AbidIrt oteies meines Seebs Re6t elmer
4nga6e oe3 pom ibHen fir Die A69altung btidgter
9BaDl tef9eiebten Cages BuBuitelen.
Sdr aae5 Steies 9ilt &orite9enoes ais Sbre aeHitz
9eHbe @mGt1tiguHg.
- urtunoHh 8eiien babe ib meiuen NameH
g. I 9iegunten unterje1net uno oes Commune
( Siegel mall Se9el belagter Gtdot an 6ieem benz
26. Gage Oes SUM- 1873 6eifisen laiieR.
~ Etts &etIboIR.
Rrdnoent efS erten 3Dei9es oes Staotratbes pOn
u53-bD Saltimoreuno iun9trenSer Uiapor.