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Walked Overheard.

Last night woman named Sinex,
walked overheard into the Christiana, at
Orange street wharf. Her cries attracted
the attention of Edward Gormley, night
watchman at the Morton Poole Co.'s
Machine shop, who, upon seeing her
situation procured the assistance OF
Mr.. Charles Brout, who reside on
Thorn street, below the P.W. Is. X. X.
and together they soon resued the i'm
perilled woman. After gel ting her ont.
they led her to Front street, and when
in front OF the City Hotel, she met her
husband, who took charge of her, and
together they proceeded to their resi-
dence over Market street bridge.
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Hayes Won't RemOue

Some Pennsylypuia republlcs
lately been 10 See the president
ed Lin TO turn sut the postma'll
Of the largest towns in The Slatd
ground that b" was Greedy nj
president replied that ii he udd(
turn out men because Of their G|
dillctious lie would have to u
at the head OF his cabinet.
"But," said the PrnnSylyanl'
voted ior Tilden, too"
"Well," replied the president
his superior, the postinasteTgel
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The .Ne,V Uafer Vheel.

At the city mill workmen are engaged
in preparing Ia lay the forcing main To
connect the new water wheel with the
reservoir. This main will run under the
race in front of the city mill, aud con-
meet with i6-inch main on Sixteenth
street. The tunneling work is very dl n =
cult, as . consi derabls quantity OF rock
has to be- drilled out. A Golfer uain ,tn ade
OF sand bags, has been built In the race,
to faciliafe operations. The new wheel
has not yet been put in position.
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THE PASTORS R,n,,

r,. VI
THE FOURTH AxNIvv,.
NIGHT. 1o BAPTIST enracn
49,. a prayer by Rev. AN
Tue singing of NEARER ~, nv helgv
opened the exercises at ,hs ,hs ,.d Sod
versary of the pastors = hih,. ,te lOun
%"a %",, Baptist y. Church. The TiY't Maa,' sls.,
he,a IN the lecture room e ef meet +.
,,, Rey' J. Il. { aldweII Ell" va, a, The u,
,n1ssi u"esd and and sddr ssed the aa%Ia '%e'
,h"n%s,,G,,al,ers ha% ralnar. qI an hour. 'II,e Ta
o,",. nsu respect :, for the title "Oa,'". ne
upon the three words ron,s,, a,u 'As
M Term. "l'astor" was a 'a''ltd ,n"', e
Thing in a church, and Io1' Ss,al luI
himself, he could realize ,"o.'. "s !
term. "Class" was a coil Ilvie ),
s,luals wa, gathered together for ,",n i",,
'h" anu nnl a class OF, this KIND heed, l"',
'ne Bible "Bihle" waso,e~,,
glorious glorious of words, and III i, ., .ll
studied above all other Aa"s sn
speaker went on at pra,, ,opH
eluglze the Bible and & nr'" !,
studied. -e 'b
Rev. Mr.. Keigwin n,,ds
interesting address, sh,w,na
nibie, the book of all bootss
studied above al Others. A nsru
con Its pages T II a lie ,ims r, p,,,
IN ~ much that was valuable an1
estlng, SO full Of truth wasi, A"
hev' A. McArthur, a former
the Second Baptist Church
with a few well-chosen and
remarks. lie commendrd lbso. %
holding Anniversaries, bun ,hc'
hold them should aisays ms
places from which to ,,art a oa
lii this case the pastor sIouIJI
classs carefully, and he frh
wo'iid le must look out far +,
places IN the channel as doe,
ana avoid all rocks and shoal,
ing cut this analogy, Mr.. MrA
ne had often liked 10 read of
Cooks voyage around the world
must congratulate Rev. R. h. C
namesakc, for his successful mi
voyage.
AT the conclusion bouquets vi
sented to Messrs. Caldwell,
Cook and Macarthur. Miss All
was organist.
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JERSEY REGIMENTS TO /
TO PHILADELPHIA

TRENTON, \. j., Dgc. d
Governor Mech Han to-day nd
application ofGen-raI SeweIl lo1
sion to take the Second bridg(
National Guard, composed cf Id
Sixth and seventh regiments \
batteries If Gatling guns, to Phil
on Tuesday next to participate
reception to General Grant, 1t l
fnl to take the bridge outside of|
without Executive athority n
ofthe Grand Armyof the ReplbI
city and many otllel citizens are|
ing for the event.
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WALL STREET YEsrERDAv.-The
ock market was fairly active andpriocs
generally advanced point or two. Ex.
oiange was duh aud rates were lowered
n Monsy on call ruled At per cent on
u 'cks and 8 per cent on government
bonds. State and railway bonds were
acive and steady to strong. Govern.
- ,uts we're very quiet.
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herlOusly III

Thomas G Morrison, E,q.,
Sheriff., is now lying almost N
Ill at his residence in New Ca,tl
pneumonia, and this morning n
was hourly expected.
MIR. Morrison has been sick el
me commencement Of the prese|
Of court.
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Teaching IN Oxford.

Prof II. NJ. Carpenter of Wilmington
gives instruction on the violin to a large
class in Oxford, Pa, every Thursday
night, and private lessons during the
DIV
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HANDK ERCHfEFS.

GRAND DEPOT 18TH sTREKT.
We might claim to be the largest hs
kerchfef house II we chose to set this sto
by ITSELF because we import dirert and a'
Al times carry an apparently inexhaus',
ible stock Of all the best that the linen anu
SILK looms produce.
The latest arrival Ia
SILK HANDKERCHIEFs
FRoM
CHINA AND INDIA.
These will outwesr any other Kind OF
handkerchief, SILK or linen.
We have Just opened nearly tl2.0O0 worth
Of the above goods.
Handkerchief that have been sold st
$3.50 each we viii sell at 81 50 each.
REAL INDIA SILK CASHMERE
MUFFLER5
Old FASHIONED PRINTED
C0RAH HANDk ERCHlEFS
FOR LADIES.
We have elegnn ntiy embroidered and scol-
ioped hahdker,h efs
HEMSTITCHED
HEMMED.
We offer large assortment
SILK HANDK KERCHIEFs
In the coIors most wanted.
Every day brings ms something new
from France ard Ireland, and you can n nd
on our counters things that are choice and
exclusively In Grand Depot.
BOYS AND GIRLS
HANhK KERCIIIEFS,
FRENCH WOVEN BORDE
sl.W per dozen. hS
q Dozen Fine French Cambria Double
Hemstitched and Embroidered coiors, tl
each.
We have sold the same at
$500 EACH.
LADIES ALL WHITE HEMSTITCHED
From l2l4c, each to finest
LADIES' INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFs
dENrLEMEN'S INITIAL
HANDKERCHIEFs.
IN SILK AND LINEN.
Present selections are recommends
JOHN wANAMAKER.
HOSIERY,
FRWEAR,
RNIsHING GOODS.
(farticuidr'D White Shirts and Neck Wear.
GRAND DEPOT. 18TH STREET;
Carrying an immence stock, importe
afer special and personal selection ol
buyer In Europe-receiv ing daily from
best manufacturers OF the world. we can
meet almost any want or supply any de
mand. The evident rush for our under
wear Is unprecedented. We station addi.
tionnl clerks and open new rash Offices Ia
quickly serve customers. Considering the
beautiful makes and qualities.
There are low prices on ever, thing In
| GLOVES.
There are low prices on everything IN
| HOSIERY,
There are low prices on everything IN
UNDERWEAR. L
There are low prices on everything IN
FtRNISHlNG GOODS
This Will be proven on comparison.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
DEPOT,
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From Hell TO Heaven.

Sometimes the pains OF disease are so
great that II seems as " they could not be
borne, and sometimes the minor pains
worry men aud women iuio the grave by
preventing rest and sleep. Then the sooth-
Ing influence Of Warmers Safe Nervine IL
like a translation from hell TO heaven.
dec4-1w.
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For the HOijdaus.

Thomas NJ. Ogle. auc'ioneer will re-
ceive on or about the 20'h inst, a large
and choice lot OF silverware from New
York, suitable tor holicay presents. He
will dispose of IL AZ pubic sale.
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PUNISHED FOR SrtALlNl
NJ ESSAGE.

WARRINGTON, Dec. y-Ths
has been drcapilaled III the
department, on account OF thd
SherInan's report and the II
message. MIR. Borriuger, eng
printing, has been discharged
cIon While it was not proved ~
investigation that he was "
party, yet circumstances were d|
by the examination which wef'
suiii cient to base his discharge |
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD

TO al. VINO are suffering from The errors
and indiscretions of youth, mel vous week
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, Ac.,
VIII send a recipe that will cure you
FREE OF CHAkE. This great retnedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send srlf-address envelope
10 The KEY JOSEPH r. lNMAH, Station ID
zew York Ciiy.
deem e. VI kWiy
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rersag. Tslsgraphic SEMINARY.

All efforts to secure . new Cabinet In
D ,ain have thus far failed. The meeting
o1the Russian Imperial Council 1t st
Pstersburg is generally dis ,ussed. The
Kashgar revolt has ended BY the final
and complete defeat OF Hakin Khan Of
Tura with the loss Of 1000 killed
Heavy SHOWS are reported from all over
m.rAno
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the GRAND DEPOT DRY GOODS HOUSE,
18Th Street. Market 10 Chestnut,
PaILADELPaIA,

oIn the general excitement goods at old prices
customers may assured that large force will do their best
supply be waited these short days The increase
Of clerks quite noticeable but at times in the day it far
from AMPLE Please take kindly disappointment in not being
served again We have lately gotten hold of lots
of Dress Goods that ORDERS and sold
sacrifice As very desirable quote in Ladies' Dress
Goods:
The daily gazette., 1879-12-10

THE correspondent of ihs|
Hgrdid says Judge Ednund'' OF
ate, is to take the place of Just
in the u. S. Supreme Court
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FOURTH EDITION
Iuaicnain.. ier rs-lpax.

Polling barometer, Increasing south to
east Winds and parmer, ttreatenng, Joliow
ID BY rainy peather.
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Meetings Tonight.
WEDNESDAY.

Hope Lodge, No. s 1. 90. F.
Champion odge, No. g. K. Of p.
Oriental Lndge, No. IL, X. of p.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, :. of T.
Harmony Lodge, No. ), A. q. q. F.
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~HnlIG AALE.
,,ons who weie

NoT'CL.-reITs@9na,s. Per 70 a,.waSs waS f ief
~ l,stes s"s ilitsry Itsi sery,,c, com I1 %aa
Ja,y' JaIs a,sss4w;aras ,sst; aqs sss,n a+.faa f.aD
we're r, quired 10 p,aryi,e under
enler The military seitI ,esIr advsnlas
'irafl, W II find IL 10 oli,re,,n,nalIy li,e,, or
,n" WI h The unJerslg.ed,' .,,s Stature
tMsorized M,r by the state II ~ Var, lhe
from {fS% mosey ss Pss S:yyas y i"sD
secretary OF war no refund the
act OF Congress " cas.s. c.
ton paid ON such oa1, ,o' ids.
lover DEL, July io'
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rJ,HE ARTIZANs SAVINGS BANK.

UOz MAHh EFT BTHEET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY oath, 1881.
Open to receive deposits daily from A.
NJ =, until p. NJ, and on Tuesday and Sat
urday evenings from to O'Clock.
SEM1-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made in April and October.
When dividends are not withdrawne
they are accounted as deposits. Thus per-
manent deposits com pound their interest
twice In each year.
MANAGERS.
Clement II Smyth, George w. Bush,
Chas. w: Townsend George =. Capelle,
Nathan'l R.Benson, NJ. L. Lichensteln,
Henry +. Dure, Edward Darlington.
w. Hastings, Job II. Jack son.
Edward Pusey, VIM. II. swift.
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BUSH, President.
GEO. 8. CAPELLE, Vice President
feb2l-ly T.. T. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
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Wilmington markets.

WILMINGTON, Del. December II. 1879.
Quotations at the Brandywlne mills for
Pennypacker. d Co. Corrected Daily.
Best Patent Flour. ~ % To " -
Choice Family Fiour......... So To 500
Choice super nne.. oO0 10 300
Prime new wheat. $50
New Corn. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 55
Bran per ton. 1000
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 5, s p. NJ.
FLOUR was In better demand and
prices were nrmer. Sales OF 2OOO barrels
including Minnesota extra, At ~ 2Iat5 75; /;
Pennsylvania do. do. ut 50 50aE %; and
Western do. do. at ~ 10 ~ ~; and
Patent and other high grades at s. w "A
sS 10. Rye flour u steady at IS 31za5 50.
GRAIN.-W heat Is in fair demand and
&c per bushel higher. sales OF l5 90 bushels
including rejected at 81 42l5: red at 81 40
e@ses eieyssor a" a, !. .1 !. S9 M Jsn ssa .na aa
u .5S February Rye Is steady at ~ cents.
for penn. Corn is in good request and
higher: sales OF 100 bushels inciud-
Ing old mixed and yellow 6Oaoi.. and new
yellow AT Ha5sc., sail at 81 11zc., and steamer
55a55l5c. Oats are more active and firmer.
sales OF 1000 bushels including mixed, at
i3c.; and white at 4iai7c.
WHIsKEY.-W estern iron bound sold at
d IA per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY, December 8, 5P. M.
THE CATTLE market was duh and prices
were a fraction lower. 32sO head sold at
the different yards At ~ n 53zc. per b., as
| to condition.
SHEEP were in demand and prices were
| %c. per b higher. 500 head sold At the
different yards ut ~ a51<c. per pound.
Hoes were uctive and higher; 7oOo head
sold at 6l<a7c. per H., as TO condition.
| Cows were unchanged. 80 head arrived
ana sold AT t35a$55 per head.
SHEEP BROKERS ASSOCIATION.
Park Drove yard. West Phiia.. Dec. Q.
SHEEp.--Extra, ITO to 1870 Ns. 5L to 81
good. 10 TO 100 ns.. "A TO ~ fair, 80 /,
common lambs, 81 w to 81 calves,
To 81z. Mark ct fair. Arrivals. 5OUO h cad.
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L.sesl sseek saA DsaAs.

ISOc01 0tOOE 00O BO O0Woe
Nati0nAl Bank a Deiaware............ 600
first National BAnk. ~
Union National BAnk. ~
National Rs,nk W IL aud BrAndyVino.. ~
Fsrmevu' Bank. ,.,,,..,,.,.,.... %
Wilmington Coal aas Com pany..... u
delaware II. n 20. 20
Delaware Western r II Co Stock, -
PhilA- vii. 4 Baitimors X. Il Co... esA
WilIn 4 Northern r. X. C0............. ~
Delaware Fire lns. CO... IS
Delaware State Bonds
Wilmington City os....-...............ks
WtlminHtOn City 5a.................I0 81. .I04
New Castle County Loan. ,...... ........ l02
Delaware Railroad. nrst Mortgage. ...... 1oS
delaware Railroad, extension. ......... l02
VII. Passenger Railway Co. lst mort. lol
+" " - Stock.
Masonic Hall ca Bonds. W
NasOnlc Hal GO. CO....................
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DRESS GOODS.
AS-ipcA Livsdian Pskin. at tl.
ts-tnsA Armurines. at 81.
/s-fnsh Caners Hair. at q.
lS-iach shesds Cloth, Al o..
ALinch Feuls satins Closh. atsl.
Ae-lnsh silk Mixed suitinss. at o..
ss-insh Ladies Cloth stel.
Seinsh Plaid Monte Cloth, At ei.
.ts-insh French Piaids, at 75c
As-inaA Striped suiungs, at Goc.
ssinch Colorsd French Merinos. at T5c.
ss-insh LspIn's Colored Merinos. at SOC.
so-inch Lupin's ColoreA Merinos. at 45c.
ls-inch ali wool French suitings. at 4oc.
42inch Striped Monte Cloth. at H1c.
French Trimming Novelties. at soc.
silk Aiasd suitings. at IKE.
All wssl suitings, at 2Sc.
Camel's Hair suiting.. At DC.
Aberdeen suitings. at l5o.
T-inch Imperial satinss, al l2lsc,
Striped Monte Cloth, at I0c.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
TO HOUSE FURNISHERS.
II ought 10 be remembered that we have
q lot OF Down COmfOrtAbles. which were
bought under great advantages In Europe
by our buyer on the spot, that we can sell
nfty per cent. less than almost any
thing now offered in this market. We be
lieve In American goods, but this was All
opportunity we could not pass.
A full -sixen Down Comfortable, soft
clean, light weight and warm IA toast.
Price ts.75 AZ long as present lot lasts.
Crib and Cradle-size, from sI.0j to q
each, a. long AS present lot lasts.
Those who do not like weighty bed
coverings will ind these Down Comfort
ables delightfully."- warm and very light.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
CIR A N D
PHIIAI
o,Si-tf.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-10

U1 ON0 returns In % days on 900 In
D1IOO vested. Ofncial reports free.-
Like profits weekly on stock options OF el0
20 $50. Address T. Potter Wight d Co.,
Bank ers, V Wall st.. n, 7, eS6edawly.
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rs,.s.ei., s.s C....sp~s.l.

WILMINGTON. DEL, Dec. 10, ls1s.
l. .tssl stock 9uoeasione furni.hcd by
Itald 4 Co. Clayton H0ase Building
Wire ington, bel. at II II. to-day;
The daily gazette., 1879-12-10

Philadelphia and New York Exchange
furnished to regular Depositors without
charge.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-10
FIFTH EDITION.
OYER AND TERMINEP
Dugah's Trial Continued.

MR. cooPER's ARGUMENT ON THE pAHr
oF THE srArE IN THE nUGAN-RowE
MURDER cAsE-rmE ARGUMENT OF
MIR. BIRD.
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Discount days. Mondays and Thursdays
at S.3O A. M
The daily gazette., 1879-12-10

EDWARD Belts, PRESIDENT.
GEO. u. ARMSTRONG. CASHIER,
Paid up Capital, $500. 600,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-19

Tins, 0onntb1l, Wc. Ote Oele9afen
reprilentirten 50 2isuen aus allen Gbei.'
len Der Ser. Staaten. Nuberoem tparen
mod 81 anoere perbiinoete liberale Srs1.
ni|atipnen pertreten. Die 9eatipnal. 2iga
sdbtt ieet i'm @ansen 1872 lluters2tSuen.
Die, Gonpenticn puroe ponbem Yrdioeu>
ten Der 9isa. benz 5rn. @lisur Wrisbt
sur Sronuus geruTen. Der elbe belt
eine linsere 8eoe. in tpelder er beion'
bers Idarf bas 8erfabren oes Bunbes.
seridts rist, weldes 5errn .. 81. Ben-
nett, ben Neoatteuer bes ,.TruthsSeeker".
oes Srsans ber 2isa, wie er luste, auf
Inftiften ,,oer gouns Wens Gbriltian
NHceiation", uuter BEN. 8orwauee, oab
ct otlcSne Bader burd bic pcit perienoe,
babe einiperren lanen, wibrenb Der @e>
neral>Nnwalt Der 8ereinisten Staaten
lelblt ertIdrt babe, bab bas betreffsnbe
Yud ourdaus ni4t alS oblcSn be3eidnet
weroen oiirfe. ST ertlarte bies fir einen
WiB6raud Der Nssierunsssemalt i'm Sa,
tereiie sewiher relisiSler Setten. Gin
auf gorldlas bon Sol. 9iob. Snserion
ernanntes Committee unterbreitete fclaen.
be BeidlaGe ''
y gine freie Soft. Die 9tesieruns
babe teiu Redt bic gerIenouns Don
5driften, l3eituusen u. 7. w. gu perbie.
ten, neil bielelbe ber 1riltti9en poer ir.
senb elmer aupern 9ielisicn suwioerlau.
fen. Den 29ioerruf pes Yarasrapbs
bes Yclt @e'eees Der bic Ysriepouns ppn
rbfcsnen Sdriften perbietet miro Der.
lanst. g8enn aber oieIe &laHis bes
@eiebes nidt lpioerrufeu ipsros. pann
pertanse bic 2iaa cine unparteiiide
Durdfitruns bes @eietes, 10 bab banu
aud pie 8erlenbuns Der Bibel perbpten
weroe, melde aud idulubise @eididten
entbalte.
p Die driflias 9Belt mirb bon ber
Qisa erludt, ale bic 5teasn aus ber Bi.
bel 3u Ilrei4eu, bic Niemano leien tonne
pbne oabei Dor Sdam gu errStben.
- Strense Erennans Der &irae rcm
Staate.
4) 8elteueruns BON a0em &irdenei.
Senthum. -
81 DieaGfentliheu Sdulet Ioaen bon
alien, iectirifd,en unterriht frei lein.
g. IS iclI fiir Nelision pber relisiSle
3wede pom 9taate fein @elo permiast
lperben.
y @leide unb pclIe Redte fiir Nae,
sleihuiel welder STAGE, Nationalitdt ooer
Secte cine Yerlcn ansebSren mag.
s. Ger 5tdat lca perpflihtet ieia ie.
bem 8moe cine CUTE @lementar.@ @dul.
bilouns gu seben.
81 Die 2isa seifaltet it als cine poll,
tiihe Yartei uno bait in politiiden 6ra.
gen 3uianmen, une bic MitslieOer per.
pflidten lid, nur fir iolde &anbioaten
gu ltimmen, tpelae ibre slnfdten tbeilen.
Die slsa beidIiebt, I'M Sabre 1880
eiue Haticnal. Convention ab5usalteu, nm
in @rrpdsuus gu sieben, rb es ratbiam
fein miiroe, bab bic 2isa Sanbioaten fir
prd dltoent uno 8iee. Yrafpent Der Ser.
Staaten aufltelt. m
Die BehliiGe muresn unter srosem
BeifaQ ansencmmen. Siner Der Heoner
be5eidnete pieIelben ale bic swcite unab,
binsisteits @rtldrWs Der gsrsinisteu
sStaaten.
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Ibenbasrn 3u blinten tesann, uno laste
Die @Gttin Der Qtsbe bietst uns frsunolt1
srIbenb ibren Shub.
llnb wr bien.n i6r, CAB War!enbers
,urad, uup fsif umialanssn fe lfd gu asu'
EN-, lslisem Su0s.
gloh atraume @sile blIeten lfs an Dem
Nuteplab I'M Yarte. ebe fs BEN Nudmss
,um @hlpGe antratsn. sic tattsn ith
mad bsr lanssn 5rsnnuns ia 70 sisl su "a
gen.
Drtttes @apttel.
Das Diner mar porlbsr. Die seta,
felten Banbs oes gb,immers batten bier
aladfihs Wsnlhen umihtofen. Man Bat
te Ra 70 sbsn erboben uno bstrat isbt bas
nebsnanlissenbe 3immsr oes 5reiberrn. nm
Bier ben 6aifse ein,unetmeu.
So wnr bieles Elm se16madpou eiase'
rtAtetes @smad, pslhss isinen B,wob'
ner als lsiosnidaitlidsn SiSsr erfennen
lief. Durd bic Ofasn 6entsr, au pelhsn
pie wur;iss Nohtluft bsrsinorans, lab man
iiber bic gdume bss Yartes bin,pea IN
bas bet bonn Monos bsldienene 5sal.
Die Flsine Os1sl1haft lief ah plauSernb
um ben Slid nieosr, wurauf bic &aifesma'
lftue bampfte. aus ruslder 5ilea ras ouf'
tenoe Getrdnt In ,srlthe SaHsn scb nno
anmutbis Die g4irtbin mahte. mdbreno
Der 5rsiterr ieinsm @alte cine Gtaarre bot.
Du ltidtilnuissr Mann, psrstbt bid in
Der Treube uni ben lieben, lansentbsbrtsn
Sat rief biz Srsiirau auIlprinssno, unof
ltsts ibrem @at!en ioraiam bic sur Sslts
lteasnbe Dsde iiber bic &ntse.
gprt1tbus fOlss.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-09-19

- Nadbem Der Sutro, Iunnd Dor
einisen @od<n bic @omitod eone erreidbt,
mitbin bic Sauptar6eit gstban III, bleibt
jebt, UNI ben Dertb pieies srobartisen
Snsenisurwsrtes sollsnbs ,ur Nealilruna
,u brinsen, rueiter nidts 3u tbun lbrid,
ais cine Shien.nperbinouns nit girainia
City ber3ufeaen unb etnen bepedten Nb.
susseanal fur pas bei6e DaGsr aus ben
Mtnea 3u confruiren. Der aeniale
9hOpfer bisfes Usrfss, 5err Sutro,
blsibt isbud in ietnsn Ylanen bterbet uidt
feben; er teabaattst, ben 5unnel aber
Die @omfod 2oee binaus In ben Mount
Daoioiun binein 3u perlansern, 100 bic
Sunnel So. aae untsr elmer JldHe BON
10000 6ub Qdnse unp 1000 Gub Breite
rubeneen 1ineralten eisnet. Das Capt.
tai Der gompasnie betrdst $50, 900, 900
in aetisn pon ie $40, auf pelae teine
Nahsabluns erbobea perbsn fann. Bis
jsst fno $4,000, 1000 psraussabt. Sbre
seiammte 6gpoteefenl&alp bftrdst 5000,
900, rad,atlbar am !. Sanuar 1891.
Wie mir bereits friiser bareelsst, miro bic
@eleQiaaft In tur3sr 3stt bereits retht
aniebnltde Ginna9nen In 5orm pon
4bsabsn aus ben Wltnen bs,tsben, beren
Betrttb Der 1unnel bebsutenp erleiAtert
unp psrsrobert. Nan erwartet, bab Die
Nusjabluns BON DipIbenoen I'm Sabre
1880 besirnen ipiro. Nm Il. Septem
her bat Die Sutro 1unnsl SO. bic 3usite
3abluns BON ben Bonanza Miaea in
S6ts pon $3.50 fir Mbsaben auf ertra-
tirtss @rS. unp Don Der Savage Mine
$lS.660 fur ben Bau einss Ssitentunnsls
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