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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
ANNUAL MRETNG OY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN GROSS EARNINGS AND ~ LAID sALLs-TH

! ANNUAL MRETiNG OY observation-disclosures
N GROSS EARNINGS AND ~ LAID sALLs-IHE
DEBT 10 THE GOVERNMENT.
RosroN, March 6.-The annual meeting Of
tie stockholders Of the Union Pacific RsiEcad Company
was held here TO-DAY TIC report for tie year ending
December 81 Is77, shows that IC42 miles Of Tosd are
in operation The grOss earnings TO- the year were
So 473 203 SO; operating expense S5213i3l -,
decrease in gross earnings OF sil3,55i o. . -anst
Lest year The decrease in iassca-e. earnings was
S-O- eij &c IS agans; last year. The sales q land By
the road were G9O1j acres. decrease q 56.-se as
compared with the previous year Tie following d.
rectors were elected:
Sidney Dillon David BOWS. Jay GOuld. J. Rictsri-
son all OF NeYYork; Elisha Atkins = q. Dexter led
l. scott, o. Eric. PENN n. H. Porter, Of Chicago; =
r. H. Clark Of Omaha; John sharp, 0f salt Like CITY
q VI. Dodge Of Council Bluffs, and ". \. H. LoTeand,
OF Colorado.
Resolutions we're adopted acknowledging the necessity
for sinking fund provide fO- the Anal pay eut OF tie
Government debt aad expressing Willingness to aniei
pate the debt upon any BASH submitted b. the Govern
nenr that is not 10 the present or future pros
prty OF tie roal They declare hat tic company not
yearly payment a sinking fund, such SUN 70 ntlrle
al claims annual otherwise, now adc Dy We Svf
rrnment and the Board % Directors - ADVISED 40; 70 a
ca,f any settlement that rxes q ~ ths
Il volunteer sinking fsnd that VIII ultimately pro-
vide for the pTincsl sud interest OF The Goycrun s
debt the seIanGua contributions - = not 10 exceed
- .0OO, 900.
~ Of The stockholders declared that the aetoa % The
GoyLBeut 10 is dealings ih the COMPANY fOT tie ls,
two years UI list AMI uareasJuG able, and that wlie
Government the latter hal failed 10 keep equally sosd
faith VIII. the road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
EEW-JERSEY LEGISLATIVE


Dill -''-i'i --- - go
DisfkA"C4i7i'" 7teDfNi'-Ihh 'N"'''-' -''i''''
CA1t-Iht INE|;lAI J. AN1 " Wv I'' w i"i''''
n CRIMINAL, CASTS - REDI.TKICTlHG E,-EE
COUNTY.
rrvos rae sEGr-rAg CORRESPONDENT o. The TRIECSR.l
~ ~ = RI, l.. -, , dos, 81
iEkNIDN, MARCH u 1 hi' Hi9 "'''4 q" az va
1ist r1 IL both H1l.es with. however SOME p utei
~ A.. l g.. -.-,.o 10, , ,,,,f, e~r,,4, ot H.. G,,f
IN. -' -, - s.. .,..- 49,, a,
calling tte JOINT Mcrn. 20 order, when large number
- &c.. sto-,o-s NJ nd. we're elected The JOINT
Meeting ten afJOurhca ID. Two "ee"h'
In the A.-eul.y SIR Levi. OF led a resolution that
-, 80. t-,.c.i,.. ia CHARGED frfo .iie ffr-
Vie 'viIHi'''' 'I In. '-'.'' ''' 80 '' |
tlcr consideration o. the Contested case 81 Mari. against
p'illip and that Alrxa1Ior Phillip be declared duly
i"i--i' an" '""' - =, -.
tie'ied - d 'I' '-''et '' '.'' ii'''' ''' 80 49,
o. LsscS County He sa.d u JU'l'o I'd the -'''"1 '
br AMI -. contestant the House should take til.
u'h. ~ AAlr'd" ui' ''''.''''. ~ ," a. ' .
sGrd that .ir PHILIP j. enti.sd 70 the seat. Nc,-r
GO. ,--..fe,-. r,r,~cn .-s the Sneaker opfosei the
a. e.. ~. s...1 81, .r..
resolution. On mouJD oi iLe rlfiAcF w ''i III '
,taift fin. rc.aufoD was referred 70 The Committee
o.. ,...o., ,..,, .f.. o,... -
L.ectoh-. WIN Ha'Ih''.'i' y" ',t''' "'''" '"
morrow afternoon at ) O'Clock Ihe bll pr'FiIiG lHd
hereafter students shall ~ their homes instead Of
al rl4res where they attending college and schools
coming az on = hnal pa,a-e strongly opp,,ed ~
J...T. T.r-ol. VOORHEES,, Deacon jackson. ste- and
other and favored by Ne.-rs BOdgctt, Wit biry"c
and 0f rr- The finally passed By vote % - u -
-. u,.fy vote.
IHe l"iio"'L- ...,. ,,as.cd IA tie eA---
rerrt Ing the act % pres -df fif az the IanIf5c
ara ale 81 Commercial fertilizers: creating Fguw0od
r.,f, j., ,to c,.-,t- f., r-,i,r. re,rr,,-r, ,-.-i
I"""7"'' - ''' Inn 80 I'm -"
bJuudaTif. OF PlanHeld supplement- iOI INC Ifri o
soldier and sal r. 10 TIE Nr 81 l5l relating 10 D-he'
o!ent ah1 Chart b!c iss"ci1 Ions ,,,, p, no. -,
-, ne ,"l.p"I D'l,5 W. ~, ~ -, ., ,, ~
Nj Pai4A0re, supplement 10 ~ Hrt l" inasr ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
NEW 1HEORIkS or FORMULATION.

The subject of ventilation was discussed laSt
evening at meeting Of the New.Iork Eclectic Mcde"
statistical Society. Professor Joseph Rhodes BGchahah'
after a criticism upon the usually accepted ne'D
eds ~ ventilation, advanced some theories Of his OWE
mo mechanical conriyance OF traps aad catchbasin
said the speaker, 'cau protect house from sewers
lEe drafts IN the rooms, mp the cimneys must draw I'm
the closets aud bath rooms certain amount OF poso
gas. The remedy lies IN the turning OF The I'M ,
from the house into the sewer chimney could DC ma
over the some convenient point nTe coun
kept burning II. Thus thedrafts would be from
house into the sewer, thence through the chimney ere
the poison would be carried away. The professor
gested the placing Of tubes connected vita hss sss
duct the heads OF students, Ia schools ahH os. INA
beds OF hospital patients, In order TO IRA" a"'' "
Immune air.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
THR COMMITTEES
cHaxGrxG The DEPARTMENTS OF BsoOKLYN-NE"-
JERSEY INSURANCE CERIIFICAIF-fHk CASAl>'
IBy TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRIBUNE

'--'fH-~-'
Icy TELEGRAPH 70 TIE TRIBUNE
AIPAsY. March 6.-The Senate Committee
On Ciii.s heard aTgneu;s to-sv. upon seba;oF P-rce
bill max D. al the departments q toe Brooklyn CITY
Government ID sleleaced departments, sA4 r-1-JF-
from o4lea TIE pre.snt Commissioners CorDoiation
Counse! Dewitt: 0, Brooklyn who las: yest vas silent
on tie subject when tie Democrats controlled The de
psrtneufs IN. Who that the departments are Cum
ers0rne arranged since they have fallen into Tho To
,ession Of R4pubcan and Independent Democrats
.sked for the passage u the bill ROGER 4 Pryor ana
Tax Collector Tanner Of BROOKLYN earnestly argued that
no change needed in the departments Of that c'y
The Assembly Insurance Committee has unanhnouay
resolved t. port HnfayoFaby, tomorrow u Ie-''n
ton reuesti i 20 draw mp bill compelling he super
inerd$uf o. Insurance q t state O. decline 20 receive
The cerGca'es % tue Insurance superintendent q New
Jrsev respecting the SOM lac. Of New Jelsey com
u.ujes doing business IN this STATE. TIls resolution
vas flank attack on ". Kcrcy. the NewJer-ev r.
stiTaucr 1teDdenf, Hse s'rat0u vas aiy
inquired ll.o hy the legislature Of hewde!t'f- W.
Ke-ev's recent cTDarfstcn from certain c.rIr- miGc
against HIN during that lHTes'l-1iion le:t no 9LAtI
cDurse fof t1e INSURANCE Committee u! tie Nc~-lO4L
IeQJslatfee o. D. s1au tldt tAcF have chosen
Tae Assembly Committee on Commerce ana SaFlza
raD4, Tomorrow. re DIS
ing the rate o. fe-rlagc ~ cents f0- loot o.
fhe ierTy from TAiTy-.Clrth-st, Ne"-1o4A U hueF
Point.
TIE sena,. Committee on Commerce and Nsgi-ation
will rerJrr f1gD-1DlY t-"TTO~ on the D auii % Tx
the construction o. pipe line from jersey Li-y - Hun
ter's Point.
Wedne-daY next ali whO care 70 al Iress Je on Inc
tuec Of ID standardization VI the caAI.o lie ,o-'I'c
nd free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
SUDDEN DEArH N BROOKLYN
jonathan W. futile, of Chicago, died sud-

Jonathan W. futile, of Chicago, died sud-
denly, Tuesday evening, while -iiting in a chaI at
the residence OF Dr. l. b. smith, No AIS Clermoutaye
Brooklyn. Mr. futile ha' beel Tor twenty-five year,
connected with thr Western Tran pHrr.t!pn COMPANY
r was native az Chicago and 80 years OF age n
I'll about two years ago he acted general gent Ol the
c"mEuy monolr'i Bc!ug then feeble In Etaiih Be-
% FortL There drupsy set In and d. returned home
Ao0ht ak weeks ago hc came 20 Bioot}u be Ieated
10y D.. SHlth, magnetic physician. On Tuesday even
M lie appeared rs well Usual, and the doctors
house cohVrIsils with his WIG. when b. suddenly be-
came very AZ and death occurred IN very short time
Coroner omim5 informed OF the occurrence and yes
terl1y post norton examination was made BY Dr.
shepard, who fOdni that de ith lad been caused py
dr0pslcal affection OF th1 heart The remain. sent
TO Chicago .ast evening. Mrs Tutte accompanied them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
ST. MARY's FREE HOSPITAL FOR CHILDREN.
The ST MarY's Free Hospital for ChildrcI

at No 4O7 West Thirty fourtb-st, is endeayOrug
cure funds building. The ast annual re-
port shows that during the wear lOJ patients were
rentcd the great majority being children Of poor pa
rents who could not otherwise secure medical attend
anoe. The amount required for the structure il
$50 900. plan has been adopted by which children
throughout the country send ten cents each and
return will receive Illuminated card, certifying that
the gyer placed brioE in the building In this
yay more one-itecnfh OF the
been raised. The managers state incidentally that at
900 expended yearly In this United States
To for chidfen aud that, compared with
these figures the asked for by the Hospital
only a cipher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
ALBAN \.



lHE yysCNPTI0S ACT VIRTUALLY khP"ALhD-'''
TEcIIDN o. sAvISG. BANE bEF'sii ""' IA
SAT- sPErGs-THE WOOD iAAiff "~@'D'
sTasNcE LAID OK THT TABLE
Tie STAG H.sa.no;ion AZ was virtually REPEALED
,etsrdar by the Assembly which ordered T. thi'd
rsa6ipg an amendment providing for the payment
Of ts1es IN legal tender Of the United STATE
The resolution demonstrating ag2ins, Tho pa
sase Of the WOOD TaIid Bill was Lac
on tho table. The bill for the pro'ec-
ton Of deDositJrs in savings banks vas amended
and passed b. The senate. III. Brooks offered II
the Assembly. joint resolutions % amend tie Con-
stituton 80 as TO provide for the sale Of tie sat
spriLgs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
MORE INvEsTIGATIOS FOR GLOVER

san FRANCISCO March 6.-Tke Chronicle,
this morning, states that charges against Mint Director
Lndermsn have been forwarded from this city to Mr.
Glover chairman OF the Committee Expenditures In
the Treasury Department. They to the effect that
Ar ndcrmD directs the afsrs Of the mns, especial
~ or the San Francisco mint, 10 enable private ndi-
yduas to make large aalns at dealers In
good faith on trade-lolars, aud discloscs prema-
turey orders OF the Treasury Department for Illicit pur
poses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
A CHARGE NOT SUSTAINED.

julius VI. Spero, clothier of No. 800
BJwery. brought before United States Commissioner
Belts Yesterday charged with using upon bank checks
Cnied states stamps that bad been used before The
accusation was made by William Gskey. who Was
formerly bookkccper for SpeTO. The latter showed
that the boOkkeepcf had been discharged service
because OF his immoral cOnduct, and that the book
keeper had made the charge revenge. Commis- oncr
Belts discharged the prisoner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07

CLEVELAND, March 6.-The annual meeting
Of tie stockholders OF ihe Cleveland Columbus CEciR
nat and indianapolis Railway held th!. city 20
day. The surplus Of receipts over disbursements or
toe year ended December 81, 1877, $4,000. Tie
following Board q Directors was elected:
j. II. DeyeTeux. II. 3. HurbaI, l. Burke. l. VI Hub-
by. T. T. Handy. James Barnett aui Amos Town send,
OF Cleveland Walter Ferguson. H. !. j. VET. Il msa
T. Batter and L. /. Leland u NcrlofE; r :. DgOW9,
OF Columbus Il. II shoculsker 81 Cincinnati.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
SAN rRANClCO DEFAULTERs.

SAN FRANCISCO, March Cleo. w. Abbott,
the Ascending partner OF the firm OF Abbott & Co.,
broses, has been arrested the steamer Georgia
Acapulco by United States Consul John A. suffer, Jr.
sI5 600 ~ the missing funds were recovered.
Fire COMMISSIONER Ordenstoln Is missing, and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07

NEw.HAMpsUIRE GREENBACK CONVENTION
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., March 6-The Sta'o
Convention of the Grcenback party here today
Gardner j. Greeueaf presiding The convention 'ooN
recess until this afternoon. when IL nominated Tor wv
ernor, Samuel Flint. OF Lynne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
IN EAST NETWORK.

\ fiTe, caused by children playing wiie
matches, yesterday, in tie twO-sior; frame house
owned and occupied tailor's shop by John DOye St
Eleri-aye., near Llbcryst East hew-(ork, caused h
aestfuctiou Of the buding and loss 81 $1,000; III
sUged Tor 500 Ia the StuyYesIrt Company. IBe wv
adjoining houses were damaged ab, nj $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
LUMBER YARD DESTROYED ~ ELIZABETH
The lumber yard of Coddington, McNabb 4

CO.. a BAN belonging 10 Wallace Vail. and Peers stan
factory, NJ Elizabeth. y. j., were burned ycser.al
morning the total loss being about S25 COO TIE IN
WAS The work OF an inceLdlaTy, wAo Agcd the G--Oe
yaiG IN three places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
4 PLAINFIELD HOTEL BURNED.
The Wilcox House. al PlNinfeld. y. J.. wa

burned TUESDAY night with most 81 the furniture ana
other property II contained Inc loss Wl aia0i4t "
about - 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
A SHOE FACroRY RuRNED-Loss sl5o.0oo.

\ SiioI- faN 'OA'A i'O iN-''SD A'O77 ~A''' ~
BROCKTON, Mass, March 6.-The large iye-
story soe-shop OF r. 3 Leach with All its stock aud ma
chinery, was destroyed by fire this morning. The loss
about $50 JO0 insurance the building ana contents,
Tl250OO. Four hundred persons thrown cut u en-
puymeut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
AID FOR TIE SUFFERERS.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March Ga telegram from Hot
Springs Ark just received represents that Macy O.. TIE
people there in actual need OF clothing ana food in
consequence OF the fire yesterday. d.. Lawrence K j.
SumDter and :. W Fordyce have been appointed a
mter ID take charge % any supOl!os sent, agG 10
ncighbOriu cities earnestly requested 10 respond IS
>aort rs p4>,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07

wiious' ind Orphans Fund Of tie Exempt FIRE Com
aboit Geo be Is supposed 3 Rave abseonnIed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07

NA-ufNsIDN. June -. I-4E)
SIR. Your letter 81 the ia inst, 10 winch you ~
c.,r. whether tIci per cont bond, now being sold ~
IN Government payable. prncip1l and interest IN
gold coin l. received Inc subject, from IT, great lin
lrf.ucc De-. demanded and received careful consider
,f,ff Under tLr laws now In force there - no CON
=, Inc pcr cent bond. i. redrcna5lc
or the iuierrst PAYABLE. except me -. goa ,
coin %, The Uard states % ne standard y4pe IAeH ~
bond. were autholik- Toe Government eAhet- IN *
change Tor tIce bonds. payment al Their Taco IN ouch
cod coin audit B.. not tO De- anticipated that any iutiIe
ne rt ,,otld sancfion or Tolerate the re-
dsmrton of tur principal Ol t4csc bonds, or TIE pay
mont n The Interest thereon !n coin ~ less Vlllc than
49,, en-, authrrlr-A py l,w NJ ne tine OF the
issue Of til ,-"is. being t1e com cxacted by
Tie essential element Of good iaiti IN plcstr,E -:
equality value between tue coinage ia which tlc Gov
erumcnt receive. and tat IN wich II pay thcse D"nds'
HIl hr aatr,db Observed by tho -fo'cTnncni ahi Tie
people % tLr United -fr. whatever nav d. me system
u co-s. which tIc general policy o. the Nation my
text Of the .a OF Juiy Il. so under which The per
cent bonds aIe !.'uc ana ic F' "a The opinion 81 he
Executive Department % fne Government, the rrdemp
ton % bonds ald the paymen 81 their interest,
u coin Ot 90 AL ya.ge Will that which tie Government
receives UPON Their ISSUE VIZ is,e,,i'.y
The letter Yis submitted to the Cabinet before It
stut.
Tls action. ad TIE operator To- bonds, aside from any
question 81 abty 20 silver rapidly enough, pledges
the Administration 10 payment at least OF such bonds
A. wer, purchased with gold, In coin of equal value
with that which The Government received upon their
issue" T VIII not reach The war loan ~ they were
a paid Tor !n currency. The - az ISL 1925 and =,
were pail FOR 10 gold pIr The tnth ls.-r 81 tl---
bonds about 7ouDOUO.OOD. On winch tie interest
d, S3j,GJO.OOO year 10 meet this. the TIcIsIry
has on hand so OOu 900 gold. which Will carry tGese
bonds for two years least silver cannot he coined
dpdiy enough for 90 lea, eighteen months, e. furnish
.urplus over the dcHauGs - apply II 70 the
payment NJ the interest principal OF he public debt.
14c March Interest il being pad In gold, which viii
require about s7OOOOOO. aud customs ducs G.sO
being with gold, anu Viii De- unt the new dollars
coined and circulated in quantities sucieAtt 10 meet the
IA 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-07
THE FIRE RECORD.
TIE FIRE AT HOT SPRINGS.
NH M II IAUI II hI-'u~.
ONE HUNDRED AND Pity BUILDINGS DESTROYED
oNE THOUSAND PEOPLE HOMELESS.

oNE THOUSAND PEOPLE HOMELESS.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, March G.-About 80
buildings were destroyed by the couhagTa;ion O.; Ho.
Springs nearly all Of TIE business houses and residences.
Il estimated tina. 900 people made homeless and
AID asked for the poor. Al tie buildings dcstroyei
were wooden structures The loss Is estimated $500
O0O insurance 50 900 Although the greater portion
u the business part Of ,Ae town = Destroyed, con-
paratigcly few hotels burned. OYly .stcla>s
hotel. the Hot Spruss House was burned, AID tyo
three smaller There j. si. plenty Of aote! accom-
mOda,iul FOR al. visitors The Arlington, Grand Cen
trail Sumpter Avenue and Waver!cy Hotels. hc largest
and best IN the city and large number Of boarding,
sill ran
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-26


Gomitemitglteber unb fur nod lDnitt9e, &C.
ieslt9 ni4t gu besabtenpe, Diente etn9e>
rei6tbaben.
Die Summer, melhe auf btele Nanter
tbnen sesablt pprben iinp, betru9en bnrhs
f9ntttltA $2,457.
Gtner Der gpmmtFdre BAT fiji % Sage tn
etaem Npnat Gebalt sesp9en, Elm anberer
fir "A Sage, wdbrenb ie i'm @ansen su
$500 jabrlt6 bere6tist iinb, ndmlt9 ais
Gpunts<@ pmmi0dre gu 1920 unb ais Mtt>
slteber be5 8Oarb Of Equalization gu
$240. OarauS sebt berSDr, bab $l,797
mebr, ais lie BON &e6t8we9en 3u erbalten
baben, ibnen sesablt tpprten inb.
Sbslet6 bic @ranb Surp eS su9eben
mu6, ha6 bic &abreSarbett Der Gpnlmi61re
BON &amles County nt6t gut in 20
1asen su MAIDEN 1T, fD ma1en mir bennp9
bic 6anbluns8wetle Der Gpnmt6dre in
1877 unb TT friberen Sabren fir bteie Na<
nter, wte ite pben du5etnanber9elebt, ia
pelnb erwdbnen.
Btr empfeblen, Dap ipt6e announcements
su BENT betebenpen 0eies sema6t merben
lpaen, burb tpelhe Zen Gpnnmt11ret fer~
lelbe Getalt ertbetlt miro, wte tbn bic
Stabtrdtbe Der Stabt ct. @aul besteDen,
ndmlt4 800 per Sabr, unb baB tbnen
Serbpten mirb, ireenp wel6e Gehnun9e1
ii6 gu erlauben unp gu bes1blen unb ais
Gnti6dpt9uns fur Grtraarbetten aufsu<
fubren.
DteIe @rano Surs Bat bic entl6terene
Metnuns, Dap bic Criminal @elese, 10 nett
ite IN &amles County in Setradt fpmmen,
cabin %sednbert perben mitfen, bab jeber gu
Gefdn9ntbfrafe Gerurtbeilte trserb tpelde
9anbarbett letiten muB, uni bas Gpuntp
auf btele @etie fur bic Nu59aben, melhe
ct benielben bereitet, su enti6dptsen.. g5
TT gang 9enuu befanrt, Sap 70 unb 10 Siele
2eute etn fletne5 GrtminalYergeben muir
besmesen be9ebtn, UNI BEN @tnter iiber 1T
benz County @efln9ntB @pbnuns unb Soft
su erbalten.
I'M ptele unlere Gmpfebluns bur6flbren
su f6nnen, entpfeblen mir bic Grri6tuns
eines @rtett5baules IN g%erbtnbuns nit benz
GpuntY @efdnsntB unb Dap ade 8erurtbet<
1unsen IN ba5 County @efdnsniB nit
3wan9sarbett 81 rbunben ietn fp1en,
1lnterset6net lit Der 8ert6t BON s. 9.
@rtnce, ais gprmant1.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-26

Ods Concert Ser @uff9e>
feGf6dt POM leeten Dtentd9 retbt lt9
BEN Grfplsen friberer Concerto tptrbts an.
Die tref1t9en 2etftunsen bes Sr9eters,
bright BON 9rn. q. Setbert, befrtebt9ten
NIT ben @plppartten, 1errtDse bes febr gut
aussetatteten 9rpsramms, bas 3ablrei4e
Nubttprium aasemetn, 70 bab aud bteies
Concert ais bic befteGtnlabuns fur bic fol-
oenben aelten fdnt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-01-26
Bic ehulprnfunaen Der bieiise

Die Sbulprmfmneen Der tteli9en
beutlben futbplilhen @entetnbe ndbmet tnt
@ansen einen re6t erfreuli6en Gerlauf.
Gltern unb S6ulfreunbe set9ten TIRE SPELL
nabme bur9 sablret6es Gr14einen nnp
batten tire Sreube, su bDren, pte prompt
unb u%nbefan9en bic &inber bic an ite &C.
teQten Sraeen bedttwprteten. 0as 3eu9<
nip fir bic 2etituneen bes gebrpericnals,
melhes aus S6ulbribern unb Srbens>
l6weitern beftebt, sewtnnt um 70 mebr an
@ertb babur6, ba6 @rtefter BON Der Ga
tbebrdle uno ppn Der ct. MarS5 Stride,
brett li6 ais G%raminatpren an Der 9ru<
flung betbeilisten, ,Spdter Mdberes.
Ger ct. A1pYfu8 Sin91insss
Seretn Der bteiisen beutl6en fatbplii4en
@emetnbe wdblte in fetner iin9ften Sab
res~@erfammluns na6benannte 8eamten
ais @prfanb
9rdiibent: sos. CITES.
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