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Ste Serambmng Der ,Manbattatt=
Ydftf" i"

Ybilabelpbia, 9. Sft. - Sobu Gau=
non, mel6er perbaftet nurbe, ais er ei1en Der
aus Der yNanbattau Sanf" geraubten Bombs
ausgebeu ,pollte, bate geitern Elm Serb1r su
beiteben, bel benz Seipeiie bafir eiugebra6t
nurOen, OaB oer9lngefla9te aud anbere Sonos,
Die ans benz 6auie beS Safob Seibert, 8ebz
forb=sluenue, Srootlpn, gefoblsn poroen ma
rem, perfauft bate. Cannon puroe Oann in
@rmanseluus bon $4,000 Siirsid)ait III Oas
gefdngnib suriidgel6idt.
Der @'efangene eridien beute abermals Dor
@erid)t uuo Wurbe iiberfibrt, gsfdlld)te Sblt=
gationen perausgabt 81 baben. Scin auiualt
bsantra9te einen neuen YroSeB. Der 9ti6tcr
lplrb n1oraen iiber ben Nntraa entidleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-10
SsaItes uno beiBcs 5iebes
&sibaerau9em, SSrpitbcaIen.

Die anDenoung bes DHeuo1 ReItef" an Der
ODER ben Ieioenoen Steaen tuiro als6aIo bebastt1e
Grletdteruns uerihaffen. 0reiBig bis iedsSig 3roz
pTen oaoon in einem ba6en1rint9las pom g8aiier uers
Soobrennen, 8opflhmerSen, 9iarr6oe, Sficnterp,
Noltt, Sldbnn9en IN Den gtn9eUeben unb ale inner
lihen Sdmerjen beilen.
0feenoe iollten immer cine Slaite pou RaoDap's
"R e q Neltef" bel iid trG9cH. gStnige 1ropfen
oauon IN gSaier 9etbdn, 6eu9en aen Srantheten uno
ben oamt 0ertnipTten fetoen, Die aus Dem Gebrou6e
hletten g8aiers entlprin9en, oor. G5 1T cin bei=
farrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-10
&ao1aD's rGeaSD 8clief"

&aopaD's n8eaSD 8cIief"
wiro augenbliflide 6Tlfe i9aifeu bel
Gnt,auoun9en Der 9ieren,
Gnt,dnOnn8eu oer 9IaIe,
9eodrms@ntIlmonlgett,
&un8ea=9om9eiiion
Saiss2eioen, 4t5ma,
GrrsRiopfen, SDptberta,
&sbiteriid,en Anfaucm,
Ssismue, 9atarrb,
Snflueuia, &opitueb,
3abnidlmerien,
stenralaia, WbcumatiSmus,
SeaItes uno beiBes Isieber
SSfihaeeauact StrpStbctIrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-10
9(r. 243.
(43ttiicura
Slutz ,tnS Saat 0tassnfao

~FFF EVF.~ U FF#F~ wvtE~ TWFWW
l6ncu, ouuerbaft mo nit gertnqeu IoIien
gebeilt oHrdj Die @uticura Wittel, ipenu
ale anOereu befannten MeoSinCu uno
6eilmetbpoeH oer9eblid ituo.
stroptuIoie GeI6mlre uno g4uHNcu QbIctfIe
les alte @unoen, oiTene Q8unoen Ssmorrbotoer,
garhuuteln uno unre.nigfeiten oes 8lutes pehe iiG
oaourG oTtsubareR, oas fe bic Saut berltsn ma6tn
uub ttef in oas 6lsiIb einfre len beltn raid uHe pers
itDinoen, msnn lie tnnsrlib nit uticurGRes
iotOent. GuBerlid nit Il tcura uno 9 Il tts
turds settle bsbduoslt tuerSsu. Su9Ilus ooer
GeSema, Srtno. Sling Durm, Yotdsiis, IHsinb, Bar.
ber=Rrose, oluie ole SrIse. uuo dorfarti9en Sauts
dusldd9c; 0es .ItIdsu SOpi5rino, Sancruff uno ale
reibdren uno iudeEoen aus hlage Der Roptuaut psI1
be oas Sadr austrotHtn. ouuEeu, ahiterben mdden
uuo pOriei8c QabIf6piiatctt uerariaGsn ufrbsn tir
immer 9ebtiIt ourd bic Gu atieura. 2stL
nj itteI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-10
2Ste Die 9eittffen it Getparf 9cgeu
oaS SOntttaaSQeiek aattircn.

9femart, W.zS., 9. Oftbr.-Oie bieii9en
9eutid)eu bielten geftern 4beno in Der Utuiifz
afaoemie eine groBarttge Serlammlung gu
@uuteu einer WtoOififation beS SonrtagSz
@setes unO sur llnteritiitun9 oes Oemofrati;
iden Ganbioaten fir bas DtaDorsamt. Die
bauptiddli1iten Gebner tuaren @eneral Srans
Si9cl, Sbcrt 6. 90. Guild uub Or. Wfaft,
BeSofte,r hpr 81 -S S.r Qtn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-10
Sr. &aotuaB'S
Sar(aparilliaa RefOlpent,
oa8 oOr5iigli6e 8nrcinigung8 0littel,

wv NIFsFF0tEFrJUTVUV UEItIVI.
Seranecrunger, iutc tic bepbadtct uito cn,pi,ttt.
ocn tperoeu, uno ipie iie tdgiidI uadl oent
Ucbraudle iueuiacr 0ubcn pprfouiutcr
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Nlrbeiter : s(usif6uoe.

Suffalo, N.eY., 8. CttObsr.-9ie Sir
better in benz Srad)toepot Der ,2afe=Sbore="
unb Der ,9tepzY Yorfer Gentralbabn" s1 GAIT
Buffalo itanben beute fir b0beren Gobn aus.
8etradtlid)e auregung berrlft unter ben slrz
beitern.
Suffalo, N.=Y., 8. Sftober. - Die glr=
better, pel6e beute ausitanber, ituo ipiebsr an
Die Slrbett suriidgefebrt, bis elne Intiport aui
ibre Sorberungen BON Seamtel1 Der Stem
Oorfer Central" l1no Der y2afe Sbore<Sabn"
erbalten rperben fam. Oian bat an Die Se=
anlten tclegrapbirt llnb DIE 9lntmort miro
wabrld)einllf nlorgen anlan9eH. Gine groBe
GuantltGt Sraftgiiter iuartet in oent Depot
auf Sef6rherlln9, llnb eS 1T pabrid)einlid, baB
Die uerlanste @rb6bun9 bes Gobnes DON $1.O0
auf $1.25 pro Sag betuilligt uerben tpirb.
Srnoermoro.
BRADFORD, YeHni., 9. Sttober. - Die
in oer Jtdbe bieier Stabt anlGiiigeu 8riioer
Gobert uno Senrp Butter trarfe1 itd) por=
geitern einen 8auid on uuo gerietben in einen
8ortmehlel, wel6er balo III 6anosreiili6feiten
alsartste. S6lieBlid) sos &obert eiusn 6ez
poluer uno itredte 6enrp our6 einen SfuB
lns SsrS toot Sur @roe. Der DiDrOer ma9te
feinen 6lu6tueriuf.
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Seraub1ttg eines SabnsageS 1T
WtiIpurt.

&anias s=G itD, Wto., 9. Sftober. Der
;3ug Der vGbicago= sllton Sabn," lpelder I'M
40 Minuten nad llbr geitern sbenb bon bier
ab9iug, ipllrbe bel @lenbale, Is Meilel1 Dltlid)
bon Dieer Stabt, burd) 20 Seipaffnete ange=
balten nnb Inn etipa $50 900, tpeld)e iid) IN
bem GrpreBmaggou befanben, beraubt. Gin
Sbeil Der 8eipaffneten fsuerte Sd)iille naf
allen 6idtun9en hin ab, wdbrelto Die llebrigen
Die Sptnbe iprengten. Ser @rpreBagent wurbe
i'll Soben geldllagen, jebo6 nift gefdbrli6 perz
lett. Ser Stattonsz ageut Su @lelloale wirb
pernliBt.
Gbicago, 8. Sftober.-3Dr. s. s. Wtul=
lin, @eneralueriualter Der yGbtcago 9llton,
9abr," bat et,te Selobnun9 bon $15, 900 auf
Die SeItnabme Der Berlonen, ipeld)e ben 9taub
81 Glenoale periibten, ausgeiett. @iue uer>
bdltnibnldBige Selobnung tpirb fir bic Ser
baitIng zines ODER ,llebrerer Der GGuber be-
sablt tperbeu. sluoitor Bridges, iueld)er iif
Sur i3eit bes 9orfaaes III @lenoale befarD,
ipiberlpridlt Der @ngabe, oab 6r. OtcSntpre,
Der borttge Ngent, nit Den 9tdubern inter etner
0efe geltedt babe. ST SoQt I'M @egent6eile
Dem Igenten groBes Sob fir iein nlutbiges
9erbalteu. Sin GROCER Sbeil Der geraubten
9Sertbpapiere beitanb in gSedleln uuo anlpat=
lun9en uub bic @rpreBzG zGompagrtte bat berettS
Die 4us3ablung oerlelben perboten.
@bicago, 9. Sft. - Die biefgen Seanlz
ten Der yllniteo States=grpreB Comp" be.
baupten, baB Der bon Der @ompagnic bur6 ben
6aub 81 @lenbale erlittene Serluit nid)t iiber
$4,000 betrdgt Die Summe mar III Saargelo
in Der Spillbe porbauoeu, allein Der 9teit Der
bon ben 6dubern gemadten 8eute beiteht III
gSertbpapieren, pel9e iie nift perduBern f0lt,
ne11. Der S9criff bon Sadion=G Gountp, Wo.,
| lit ben 9tdubern auf Der Spur unp bofft, a6t
| oerlelben id,0u nlorqen etnsufan9en.
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tss iuar oas erite uns lit oaS ei,,iise
S6mers uertilQen6e Dlittel,

oes i'm au9enbIife Den qudlenbfen 9eiben gtnbati
tbut, oaS GntSlnoun9en bebt uno 9on9eitonen beilt
mo9en ie Hlln in Den Sun9en, ben Nf69en, ben tSins
9eipetoen, Den Orilen ODER anberen Sr9anen ibren
Stb baben, oas ale SdmerJen itilt bel einmalieer
aenDenoun9 In ftets 90 Ninuten-uc iebr iie aud
ben Rbeumatiidben, Settld9erSen, S6luofen, 8er'
trippeten, ylerooien, @ibtii6en ODER an ioniti8er
arnnfbet EeibCn6en audlen m6Qen.
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$4,958,416.9
2lb @innab. Observation-Disclosures. 1921 ,433.oo
Slieben bur6 geiteuerung auf-
Subrtn9en .... 49,. $2,336 ,983.97
SIN Sabre 1868 betrl1gen Die
uerandlagten @innabmen -. 81 SAC ,04G.94
2lb id)pebenbe SAulo. o........ 1923 ,866.94
, 1879-07-02
REFORM IN L1FE.INgURANQE,

Tho Equitable Life.Asguranca Company
Inns Just announced aotna important reforms
IN their systom which, II carried ont in good
faith, will not ou1y be Of great advantage TO
their policy .holdors, but compel otltor CON.
panies to follow their example. Those re-
forms are briefly md clearly announced as
follows: ar That all policies shall be in-
contostablo by the Company on my ground
whatsoever after three annual payments
shall haye been nude; (2) TINT every policy,
whether tho ordinary lifo policy or tho
Tontino policy, shall have definite aurren.
lar.ya1ue (tho former In a patd-up policy mud
tho lnstor in cash) aftcr throe years from ita
date; (3) that tho contrnot, thus Bimpliaod,
ahall be coneisoly and clearly Expressed in
tho policy mud ~ TINT tho now ru1o ia
applied to all existing policies as well as
those that shnll bo taken out In tho future.
Thfa new departure will work q revolution
In the 1ife.insurauco business Exact
alhercnco to these laws will practically
cxtinguish litigation for tho recovery OF
insuronco by tha wife or family for whose
benefit the husband and father hns strug.
gled to pay tho annual premiums. Thu
confusion that has grown out Of the con.
flioting judicial decisions in various States
will no longor furnish pretext for avoiding
or deferring the payment Of q policy which
natures by death or agreomont. Neither the
act nor the suspicion OF suicide, nor my
allegation Of fraud or irrogularity, will servo
to prevent the collection Of tue money due
tie insured or his heirs after throo payments
have boon nude, and the inability to main-
| tain tho payments after three yoars will still
leaye tho insured the proportlouo.e yaluo OF
Ills investment.
The general reform In tho system Of life-
insurance which nay 10 expected as roault
Ut ths action on tho part Of tho Equitable
Life will contribute also TO n marked i'm
pruvcment III tho condition OF tho companies
doing business on the new plan. It will ne-
| ccssitata reduction OF expenses In all ltrec-
tious, alnco tho illegltmate profits from con-
tested maturea policies, md the incidental
revenue from lapsos Of policies, will DO cut
| of. All the companies, undor tho now sys-
tom. will bs compelled 10 abandon tho ex-
tsavaganca of princoy salaries aud palatiRl
offices, aud tho prevailing vioo Of seeking
new bualnosa by excessive commissions to
agents at Tho expense Of those who alrealy
t hold policies will bo reformed altogothcr
In taking tho lead In this ,nattar,
tlla Equitable Life los followed out tho prin-
ciplo upon which 1t acted in tho Dw1oHT
caso, which exoItol so much attention few
months ago. Tho death of Alr. Dw1aET
within short time after taking outs large
lima of 1jfo ft,1,rapre firm fa1,ni1 t>rDtGrt for
, 1879-07-02

Tic customary rocklossncss aud extrava-
ganco wero noticeable yesterday In tLs last
hours Of. the extra session OF Congress. Res.
olutions ware passed without debate or In.
quiry voting money 10 the numerous hang
ars-on who hayu been employed without au-
thority Of law during the so4slon, and Tho
scramble for chauco ut The 1toasury became
50 general That tie Democratic luatlars wero
compelled to resort to recoss in oraos to
provent still heavier and mora diseraceful jobs
from being forced through while the IIonso
waa waiting for tho Senate 10 concur In tho
adjournment joint resolution. Taking Into
account tho coat OF the extra session, which
tho Demoorats made necessary by their re-
fnaal to pass appropriations for keeping The
Government, 1t will bo found that the party
Of economy and reform las made nloat uu-
savosy record these Inst three 1nontha and a
half,
, 1879-07-02

Tho ,neona,t tax or tho American stafato.
book, and tho wiokosost, WIS yesterday '.ro. 70,
poalod Wo refer, Of course, 10 tho tax on
ouinine, natuta!nod for oirhtosn year1 fdr
Tho bancfit Of n unuu Of t,lood.suckors. Tho
bill putting aalts Of auInino and Rut,,t,nto Of
uulp,nc on Tho frep list pnst cd tho Housd by
n vote of nix to ono, a,l s!,o senato without
opposition. or course The President will
sian II. One of our Chicago ,nonbore.' srr,'
A1pntor. como worry near gotting on the
wrong aida of the record. When this roll
was collod la ssnpitlly voted against tfo; rc-
,,eul Of thu favar tax. Int. t,orceiyino hin mis-.
take, changed l,sa voto. Tho dutnon salts Of
ouiiljne was 90 mar cant all vatorom. md 1t
rcr cent on sulplato Of uuinine. The hitter
is tho form in which uuInino il ulaod in
medicine, Tho uu;niuo bnrk has long been
on tho freo list for tho benefit Of tho
ring of manufacturers, Tie pretext for
lowing tile ii; psr cont tax on sulphato
Of ouinino WAS to procure rsyou,,s; but
uuinino ii, that form, las boon imported only
III lrifl,nQ quantities. psrhapa not huntlrodth
,,art Of tho consumption, A rjnr Of 1nRuu-
faclhrets in Nav York aud PHILADELPHIA I'M
ported tho raw bark froo Of duty aud manu-
facturod II into tho ouinira prescribed by
tho physician, and Thor, quietly pooketed Tho
tax, Tho profit thus extracted from the
victims Of maloriat fever has amounted to
millions a yoar, II is safo to estimato that
foyor.cousu,netl people l,avo been ovorolaarqod
$4,000, 600 to $50, 600, 900 for ouinino since
, 1879-07-02

J,t1f - 1T
. H., ."'m ~. ~ .e ~ ;,it,s"'''"' 'eo
=, e' '-s"' 't"' Ply '''.' w." ~ ~
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" ...,. ~. 'A,"s" n, ~ n""...s.. ."sn, '..,,sa
=. ..,m: o.,,.ss y,,.ss 49," s,s1-,',..,, amss
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s 1" "1 49,. w h."""''s"' ''a, A"s e>.A ~
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os"..' ,.' 1I' .'o's "No ,a''oA "'ko', ~
ss,;s s ~ ,,'.D,., ]Dct .'' " aA' '''' A101 '
.':.o .a9' ,.a.. T.! 'n.a ,ns ,,,,,. H.,
din,acncs OF aauAu c.Tn.n,xs E.T,r IN regard
to her nrc. .-she is nearly nj have / walked by
your 's,ic ana that Of 1ear mother, who has been
an snsaa "os' o. s'o n"s s'"co 70" a"., sas @ na,
como tn ,twe1, n ,bo n,r.lon ,rhra , narS .nnrr.
fnt4ndtd it, 1uildinqj and win my tlny hands
con1ed escrsseens. roses. nna vines oil over It,"
II IL comfort to know lint SARAH CATn-
"''-''- N3"@~A'f ~"N~htH ts@1 :" FSso'"s ~~- ~!
has "hny hands and knows their unni-
ness -
II appears also from DR.. Y. MASsF1xLD's
report that they keep up the fashions in
Hoasen. We had supposed that Heaven waa
place whore the, weary nro at rest II
It ts seems Of fnHhionable frirolity wl'ero
"mud.greon eilks " abound, and tue meanast
man Ia compelled to engage band Of music
and set out seErapin and hire two minister's
for his daughters wedding, so'no OF ua will
desiro to be excused from going there. If
TINT ia tho programme, 1t Is no wonder TINT
tho women in this country arc 60 much more
dsvont than tho mon."
Iho Inst important revelation TINT Dr. V.
hlAssr1E1p makes In regard to Hoaven Is
that they have politics there. We observe
TINT ex-Proaldont FRANK PIERCE, tlio father
of the groom, Ind all hia old Democratic
friends at tho wedding, and, comparatively
speaking, no WhiRs,, It is truo zAcnAAy
TAYLOR was thero ); but ho Wna invited, no
, 1879-07-02

,1ero1 con}fnun,alv. rarroraolesa]y. cruelty,
,r,1 a,nn,1,s,lv Nrvor ,ufor. ,lora It aoom
In hnvo cnt,rt,, Inn mimi of tit.tr tho In-
linn or tho wl,itc uan tl.t theso human be.
inns, ,at,ve. an,, nri,,n,, owners Of tl,o
soil. Ind nny nersoual Or leual right which
onv ono WAX unt,or anv oh1Ioa,ton 10 respect,
an, much 1oaa t,,nt I'm Indian ronll m tnto
conrt md bo Thus recognized lecaliy as a
"renon" NJ whnu tin Court could tnko
knor.,cdoa and ovcr whnm TIM Cnurt Ind
inristlictiou 10 protcct.
Tho aur,riso reoly oucht not 10 bs TINT
Judoe DusnY made such rj.b,eo,,s tleoision,:
1,nt tte anrnrso Ia that n,cf n decision has
,,avsr bcen n,ads before, All tho Indian
troublos have grown out Of tho theory that
the rnt1ion wna nat n q nerao,,." :" Int mart Of
triDo not Nh ont;ty. but ou undivided part
Of n distinct Whole, Julro Duspx, who do
serves the thinks Of the wlolo human family,
,,as ex,,lodod lhia otl tl,aorv. md rocounizes
leoel richta AZ tpaeuoreb)o from tnaul,oo1,
Tho great outrage on this baud Of unof-
foudiur Indians l,ns, l.owayor, been only
partially remeaiea. The greater portion Of
tta survivors are still ii, Tie indian Territory,
ner;ahinu ranidIv by discase. WHY should
tbov ba kant thero? Whv should they not
be rc1cas,,d from oxi]o and inevitable nn1,ihila.
t;on. antt permitted to iolu their country1neu
nj ,boir old tomo7 II the few who bnyo re-
inrned hnyo the 1oonl ricl,t to ron,o,u, md IL
tha foroib1o removal at q norton wns
i,fac.1. than Tim dotoution of thnsa now
IN tho Indian Territory ,vas illerol. and the
unfortunate ncrsons oro entitled to return 10
tlair homes. Wo understand the whole
1ud;an Ring Ia onnosod' 10 such 1,rococd
| ;no. AZ thew ore opnosed to auy RECOGNITION
Of lcoa, rights on tho psrt Of tho 1ndinns.
Wo do not pretend to soy what nre tho viows
of t1,o President md of Secretary gcuunz,
nor that thay will not order tl,at these
Indians lie roturno1, 1,ut there lnyinc boon
m oppeal to tho courts in opo instance. why
not a lika nppoal 10 thu courts in behalf Of
the remainder Of those outraged md p|uu.
dered people Tho movement to institute
! legal proceedings in their behalf deserves
| tho ayn,pntl,y md mid of oyory loyor Of
iustico md humanity.
The aftlrmapco Of judge Duwpx,s dccis-
ion. md It's full adoptiou bv tie ooyorument
in its Dealings with tho Indians, would be- tho
t,rstrnotion If tho d,chonost administration
Of 1ndinn otralra. and would nrobablv accom-.
Mild, Tim honp;np or ,mpr,ronn,rnt of n
scoro of trndera. agents. controotors. md
other oll,cors and s,ioondiarics OF tho Indian
service. THIS Indian service l,as been on a,,
,mnYonor thoorv olwnva. 'rbo sorv;co has
|
, 1879-07-02

Tho public dsbk statement shows m in.
crease Of .So4, ,7S8 for tho month Of June, and
dccroaso Of So, 579, ,571 during tho year end
ing June 90. Tho receipts Of tho Gover,,-
ment from n!l sources during the yoar nggra-
gato $27c, ,26o,2o7, and tho expenses, not
including interest on tho public debt, S1Gi,-
E0s,884,
, 1879-07-02
THE INDIAN PROBLEM,


fortunate poucn Indians, and the subsequent
intorfJr5nce III theft bchdlf By" "Judg DusDY
ut omnha, 1uay result in placing tho Iudian
question on now and rational foundation,
md In relieving tie Government Of the
shames sand responsibility which attach to the
robbery and pluuder. Of the Indians by tho
whites, ard the 1ovy Of brutalizod wartare,
on the whites by tho Indiana.
Tho Pouch Indians havo beon always noted
for their integrity and for their desire for
uoaoo. They were industrious md frugal;
they had adopted many Of tho bcst hab'sa Of
civilized life; md among them was cult. ated
to IN unusual degree tho sanotity aud love
OF family. Each family was pencoful COM
munily, and tho tribo was a community of
happy families. These people had their
schools and their implements Of husbandry,
mud waro kind and liberal In nl1 their inter
courss and relations with others. Having
put their lauds into highly-tmproyod cop-
litiou, tie Indiana wero living peacefully
when the sordid white man determined to
posasss the lands. The removal Of these In-
diana waa then resolved upon, and by legia-
1ation, and by coanivanco Of the Indian
nrronn ord t,,o combination of tradaru
aosnts md contrnotora. m onlor voa igsnca
,;raa.ina , ths ron,ovo, ~ ,hsso 1r,,sna ~ ~
indian rsr,itorv ,rhav romon.tratad h,,t
+ha vb1,a man's ,vaiico x,aa unrc1ont,nc
Thav ant . ;1o,eoat,on n lie T.rr;torv -
a,an,;na n and thia. dc,ooot;on rororted
o1n;rst u T,ov onnaa,a5 N m
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most ~ s,,an w,ro horn ,ho vomo, nua
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sssoe;,.;,n. from ' tho,r hon,ea snd wa,1 @
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, 1879-07-02

Bank.Examiner WAsHnunn's report to tho
Comptroller Of tho Currency giving tho ro.
suits Of his examination into tho nffai1s Of
The late German National Tank of Chicago,
will bo found among o,lr Washington dis
patches. Tho report Of Arr. WAsnBunN Is
very severo upon the management Of tho
bank, in which he found much TINT was
irregular, questionable, and very auspicions,
md some that was plainly in violation Of law.
, 1879-07-02

II In definitely decided that tho Duke Of
Argyll will visit Newport.
1t In now beloved that Mr.. Hnnlan'e oar ia
pay gravel to very largs extenA i: } :.
: Count Won 1foltko wna not intended for
y military, bu. for literary ltfo
Vc-ioca ara indeed worse thnn whole
foot with hiR boot on st.-prottor Kaosk
| IInrvard Coliogc,in Wow Of n recout aquatic
event, claims to be bigger man than 1lanIan.
Tho Now York police suspected DR.. Hall,
probably. for tho reason that 10 was the easea to
ratch.
| The trial Of ldllte Duor was m unfortu->
nata exhibition Of mercy mlsappltsa. She will
lecture.
Tho Louisiana man Is arcl, massive aud
stupendous liar that Eli Parkins ia beginning 70 DO
believed. T.
Con. Butler will soon set out on long
Yachting voyags, visiting Nova Scotia and pethdps
Newfoundland. :" ''..' ':''
Innocsnt New Workers. have reason TO
stand In morn terror Of Tho 'cfues" than the clubs
Of fta police torco.
Cdasliuo Cox notonly murdered Mrs. Hull,
bus ho might hhvc murdered her husband had ho
escaped detection.
Tho Solid Sonth is heroby requested to .
forgot TIM. NC ara 10. Nation, and help ce1ebrao
the Fourth Of july. >,
A eor ~ +ba va+n-o-, ao~,,4,u ema,, af,;r, ..
u..ls., 11..,, -. ...".,s e.s
% e1asa Of cobv , 11nt,ersitr. A'''' Wv tse"u-*
Tie daughter OF tho late William Cullen
f1a" 'l,I s.'s saa. nas ko'' W "a''pe' where ''s
Several distinguished New York editors
nre xoEuK to Europe 10 Ryo their papers the tecu.
l'u a",sss an ~ u" now 1A'nR =. n"leaim ~
oa.y sio wv anoasn. anu W. sse'eoaleaueuu5
''o' e'''1 'aas W. 'e'uae" tae e'u"''
Samuel j. Ttlden will 1.-Two during tho
summer noar fonEsts. on tbs Hudson and Will
""'o 'o' A4n eae't' ''.' "u' aus e''''''
George Fnwcott Rowe III nccnsod OF boxing
Ills wEfe'a cars. Yet wo do mt bcl1eve that even
ta'' aeeoun'' Tor The hleh price of lumber
Vaasar College will celebrate tho glorious
Fourth OF July. the arst evrpt on tha programme
being tho chewing Of 100 slcks Of gum at sunrise.
Painful question frequently nskod in En-.
gland-lr Il costs 81. b6o 200 woek to Jet tho zu-
lus HEX Us, how mich will 1t cost us TO lick thomf
uWo soni1 nlfo1ot1,or I'm manv ntoiosn;on
n cannr... :, .,r. ~. At,,a,, rnn.t.,nos
,choso a.s ,ov, n;,,o. ao., ~ hars uot ,n.t ~ ths
| way.
| {. aoto, rovo,. +oLoa q ,,oooto,, ~ 500. NJ,
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eae"anpe; u" aesyans " ..'s na'ass e.'.on'o'
~" ',." Aa'A ~ "oa'3 A''' 'a' AAa'' ''"A
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~" tuonot>,oe 's'' 30 ~ .,''!suu na'. Mta"R-
lux "ss tno .'a ~, osss a'a''ass
1SM .o"'" 'H's's'' 's'"e e'' '"S o"'>'" o''''s o"o
4'As'a""' ="
a. Hoohostnr paper saya "dsoEgo Alfred
Townsend bsnsl'es IN tic face Of t'nth:' We don't
, 1879-07-02

Tho County Commissioners havo secured
supply Of coal at exceedingly cl,aap prices,-
having accepted tho bids Of WOODRUFF j.
TnuNKEx for Tic kind Known as Coal Crcpk
coal, from Indinua. The following quantities
have been ordered at the prices statod:> For
, 1879-07-02

mover oaaln be as speculative md sYqnaationa1
In this country M it; wea a Tow years ago,
Int It will Iloheoforth bo snfos aid moro
v"1n.L'o to lilo peopla II tho naw' rules .of
ttu Equitable DO atoptei generally. ), =
, 1879-07-02

Mr.. WHITTIER ASSURES us that thu sadaost
word Of tongue er per IL whut might hqyo beeu,
mud 81 think the friends Vi ato!lio Mccarthy.
Her backcrs dec;aro usat II her ragu on tho
Fourth Ut July lust haa bgvu run Iu thA cuoi