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knowiedge of Mr.. Hunts business habits and
cmciency. MT: Plunkett spoke highly OF Mr. hnnt
cspacisy 70 MI the position of superintendent or
,eo"s ana euogized his chiefs character Tor intel
lgence and devotion to duty generally. He was fol-
,oweu IN similar strain by Henry A. Hughson. The
laster ignaied Mr.. Hunt Jealous ana encient
ca,Isd a the course OF his examination ne was
caieo upon TO specify the position of the various
Jumps, ana IN doing he referred to the dump ut
.ne LOO. 9. jackson street. whereupon Mr. Hunt re-
nscs sd sna. that particular dump had fallen into
w. Were you ever at that dump yourself Mr.. Hunt"
Eyes, sir.''
ssWhen?"
born" Va ~ 80
AT this point Of the proceedings Mr.. MacLean
snmnaou up the case "Mr. Hunt" said he. twas
appointed superintendent of ScoWs August 2. He
succeeaeo houndsman Stephens, who was assigned to
the stables. Mr.. stephens used to look after the
scows. visited the different dumps aud
when necessary. Mr.. Hunt came to me i'm company
or captain Hedden in October. He told me he didn e
know the number Of hired and department scows
or now many were In use. He said he would send
me written report on the following day. Mr.. Hunt.
IN my OPINION is not necessary to the department.
Inc only knowledge he has of his duties is derived
from certain little slips Of paper or from informa-
ton given to him by Mr.. Plunkett, Captain Hedden
or Mr.. Green. don't think that any one
imagines l have interfered with Mr. Hunt in
any way In the discharge of his duty.
II Mr.. HUNT thinks 80 he is mistaken. The fact is
the management OF tho scows is done by other peo-
pie and he is not necessary have been at his Office
several times and have failed to see him. On the list
OF November everything about the scows was in
the scows one morning. and found that they left at
different hours. Messrs Plunkett and Green do the
business l. therefore. move that Mr.. Hunts SER
vices be dispensed WITH"
The motion was observation-disclosures. French and
Wheeler voting against and Messrs. Morrison and
MacLean in favor of tho motion.
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THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK.
MR.. HURD's OPINION OF THE PROSPECT OF A
SECOND DIVIDEND.

MR.. HURD's OPINION OF THE PROSPECT OF A
SECOND DIVIDEND.
The settling up OF the affairs Of the Third Avenue
receiver. Mr.. S. H. Hurd. for some time to come
There some prospects Of further dividend Of
ten per cent. but it cannot be expected for some
months as there appears to be persistent objec-
ton on the part of the debtors to settle their &C.
counts. HERALD reporter called yesterday on MIR.
Hurd, the receiver and had q talk with him the
affairs of the bank. 1t appears that dividend
of fifteen per cent has already been paid and
there is possibility or paying further
dividend of ten per cent some time in the spring.
but in order to pay that about $140000 has to be
realized. At present the prospects about fol-
lows Cash on hand, $142S4 70; trustees bonds in
Judgment, $1O3.376 76; trustees bonds not yet in
judgment, ST. 500; claims against the city of Eliza
BETH about $50, 900; real estate in Tarrytown and
Morrisania taken under foreclosure, about $4,000
to 900. There are also some deficiency judg-
ments of nominal value about thirty suits being de-
Tended grounds of "ultra virus usury, bankrupt
proceedings, &c.
Out of the above Mr.. Hurd said. it was impossi-
BILE for him to say how much could be realized
how long it would take to obtain settlement. In
regard tho trustees bonds of the parties is
dead, another in insane asylum and third
abroad. The latter has been served with notice of
suit. but by the law he is entitled to six
months notice before the case is brought
to trial. One of the trustees, who had
transferred his property through third party
Donohue decided in favor of the bank. The trustee
has appealed, He may settle it may be another
legal fight. In conclusion Mr.. Hurd said that the
bank had far been very fortunate in its legal pro-
ceedngs and had not lost q cent. The liability on
the trustees bond is now finally established and
although will pay there others that seem to
intend to fight to the last. "Agan the inability OF
some." said Mr.. Hurd. will beat us in the execu-
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A QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE.

COMMISSIONER MORRISON MAKES SOME RE-
MARKS AS TO HIS RELATIONS WITH HIS
POLICE BOARD COLLEAGUES
At a meeting of the Police Board Yesterday Com.
missioner Morrison said he would like to speak
to question Of privilege. In journal published
last Sunday he said, there appeared what purported
to be an interview with Commissioner MacLean,
which gives expression to the following language
"Being unconuected with political organization
felt no sort Of obligation upon to take every
body recommended. As three Of the Commissioners
were connected with political organizations and
were expected to provide for tho sent to them,
they only needed to come to an understanding to
overrule my objections. 1t appears that they have
reached such an understanding. for men have found
places who not qualified to- be sweepers."
"In another part Of the interview" said Mr.. Nor
rson. 'Mr. MacLean charges that there IL entire
lack Of harmony of purpose among the Commission
ers and that three of them have taken themselves
powers which formerly had been vested in the
chairman, and that they do not exercise these
powers in such manner as to Increase the efficiency
Of the service. 1t is fair, however. to say" con-
tinued Mr.. Morrison. "that Mr.. MacLean stated
afterward to that he did not think he was being
interviewed; but the fact remains that he has not
since contracted these alleged statements. I am,
therefore. led to assume that the report has been
published he made 1t. In relation to this matter
desire to deny that on any occasion have I voted
with my republican colleagues for the purpose of
overruling the plans OF the chairman or the Street
Cleaning Bureau, nor have in any other way made
appointment before had consulted with Mr.
MacLean. No appointment to any position in the
department has been made by me that was not GER
tainly tit and proper. have voted against the
discharge of any one whose services Mr.. MacLean
desired to dispense with. don't know that ques-
tons Of politics should be discussed here. Up to
the time of his disclaimer always considered
that Mr.. MacLean was also . member OF
the organization to which belong. and that he was
equally Interested In its success as was myself In
regard to the assertion that entire lack Of har
mony exists in the Board regarding certain reforms
in the Street Cleaning Bureau ask my colleague to
state on what occasion have ever been known to
vote against resolution he has brought forward %
When Mr.. Morrison resumed his seat Mr.. MacLean
inquired. "Any reply necessary. Mr. MorrisonY'
GAS for myself" said Mr. French, II was SO in
dignant at hrst that If q meeting had been held
sooner. I would have depressed my opinions very
vigorously Since then certain statements have
been made to mo about 1t which don't care to re-
peat and for that reason don't care to enter into
any on ;no s y. s ~ present. ss ar
said all I had to say the other day.
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following is q statement showing the real
estate transactions recorded in the Registers Office
November 81. 1870
William H. Mattheson and wife to Charles Wright Nom.
$: HsRS:s a Meyer Ss ' sns wc
to simon wormser tonehst t, o. - $3.50
'v rosrss &. % Mary
i2Gh s tr:isrss1 to John Of q
l.s Az. sss q. ?: Saih s.. exiaa1i;ix- ''-
,, Henry Kornasens and wife 5000
sis i bs sa aaa 81 %i 10 VIZ
LIST av e. $. 1855 it. n Of 57i ST.. ii5xi5as
7o5x2o2; John II. Kornasens and wife - John :. 49,.
Resaa St NO & Francis. Deiaaed and another a: i1
@e e r,sn 81 % 9ssss 1900
lssf e. ,:isofls 9th asaaSai': iIou: 1 ~
East Brossway NO. Si5; Bssthoid Iippman and
77sh =. !. s. ico & y. p "a .v 55xso Abraham $500
wo.snscn and S''sse Hss $4,000
essS st. = sss 4. Of 9Th sv aosioos Ro..n NOM
10Th sf Z st. .S So.ioo 'SO
wssi ''i s.9f kis %ssss St. a51Ioo e'
Henry NJ Ahrsns and wife TO Nathan 10000
rereso and another executors. ga. %c 70 Charles T.
ss 81, T. i e lin .y.S lsiih az; ~
ad.on R;xsr EaGss dI R"u under w1sss ct
Guernsey trustee 80. Nom.
s.!s Syss Sss s.! ;sS RI
gar L. Reynolds .......:.............. 5000
Garrct Hobart; $1,000
Louis p. Bsyard and wife Il. Russoii... 1000
Koy years Escorted Nov a.sn 20 naao.
Broadway, No eSs ss.o,e Zoo, and q base
sd av No. 81 u.r, o. Philip Du::c 10 Herman ESQ
vs.csss No. e Isvlna & Dempsey to Charlie: 90
Miliemann; years; i,72o
Ahrens, II. NJ and wife. 10 Caroline L. Macy e.al
executors, &c.l n. 5. of s7th St, Of Sd two
Asn rsS si:'; and sT husband TO l. ..nsr
nrs s a. ct BsrrSw M 1900
Burns. Louisa aud husband 10 sarah i. Taylor, No
Condor icJ Drcyef, s. Of iiati st.. W. Of ID ~"
Dempsey Fanny and husband, to K suitoncs ''o
Dewey syf Isabella Il Gcvy 81 ai 81. 5000
,S on s'n ~ az ,o f,omn:on 1900
Ksy.s xas%.s and SasSsSs e iSasss syi. o
Lsse o. and another to Mary H'S ! Esssss aud '
LssSr v Seubsusi Of Ssii .,w ''
Mscormaes william and wife, to d. & tresicy and ~
Murray Joseph and ~iac 10 JPN siiSsnRs
iloth st,w OF 4th av q mortgageD; 4months I, m,
iss sy &C. % mors"se; months; 0 total iosss
Peck, Ellen O. and husband TO J. II. Rhoades OF al
executors. &c), SIS of 10th st.. W. OF 9th sv; ,o
% ~ 4oh sam Sca "n 81 sy :" m
Reynolds Il. H.. 10 the Muturi Life Insurance Com
R ai~s al s' ST. w. Of Inn as 20 1880
Rose, Nathaniel to Josephine q. Churchill admin
istratrx, &c), W. s. of Wictt st., s. OF kivngton ,o
Russell, Anna II. and husband. to 4 ID. Baysrd,
lots ut Woodawn Heights: years :........... 900
cornsr 81 Il Az and ioS e. 1900
IT, q ID n av Wiz ys 90 f. 5000
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INTERNATIONAL DAIRY FAIR.

The International Dairy Fair will be opened on
December 8, at the American Institute Building. and
will continue for two weeks. The exhibition will
consist of butter cheese and dairy cattle as well as
implements and machinery for butter and cheese
making agricultural designs and models for cream
cries, cheese factories. dairy buildings, barns and
all articles connected with the dairy. The prizes
consist Of money and diplomas.
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REAL ESTATE.

The following sales took place yesterday At the
Merchants Exchange
HOWARD "
Foreclosure sale of portion Of the three story mill,
with lot l6sx64 on Stan ton St.. g. s.. 1853 It. O. OF
Attorney st. to w. L. Thorne. 5000
ny WILLIAM O. HOFFMAN,.
Foreclosure sale of plot of land 175x2676 on
Hillside av ". g., POS II. N. of Maxwell st. run
ming through TO Bsrretto av.; also plot Of land.
175xt ,139.Sx1 7S.5x1 70 Costcr av., w. g.,
running through to Western Bay av., 175 II. g. OF
Maxwell ST. and plot of land 15Oxi $40 SIXTH
West Farms. to plaintiff ......... . ...... 1oouo
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9as 9eIbe Steber.
3unabme Der Seude.
Die epidemic IN, S,aien bon Te.p=Dort.
9roBe Sterbli6feit in 6apanua.

Otempbis, Se1lr., IS. luguit. - SiS
heute Ifittaa 1purben ad)t Grfranfungen be-
rihtet; barrlnter S. s.. 6abn, &orbelia ut
moob, s. 95reelaub, 9Snl. Carroll llnb Suite
Sneaer. Stint Yerioneu iiub geitorben, Dir
thur 6. gSbite, QorenB Sauis, Gliiabetb '6el
der, Nf. 6. 9tellon uno glsr. Sranfliu. -
Sen. S. Sbeffiuaton, Elm befannter Iopofat,
erfraufte beute Wforgeu. Sein Sal lit nod
nidt beridtet porOer.
SIM 9ansen pllroeu beute oreiSebn Grfranz
f1ugen berid]tet, barurter led)S Jteger. 3mel
weitere Sooesfdue iinb su bert4ten, gSillianl
GofteQo uub @rifio Salpetta. SbomaS ..
GoGe, Elm befanllter Siirger, ertranfte beute
Mittag, ebenio S. s. ooof, elm Sd)riftleber in
Der Sfftsin oes y9ppeal. - Die SauitdtS
bebDrDe lGBt jebt alle infisirten 6duIer ioliren.
ct. 2ouiS, 18. 9tuguit.- Sef)s Battell=
ten lagen geiterH im bieil9en Guarantinez
6olpitale ant gelben 6ieber Oarnieoer.
Stem Orf, IS. anguIt. - Sr9tnla Ho=
peg, ein SD6terfen beS Srn. SopeS, ipeld)er
NIT ietrer Samilie Dor einigeu Sa9en auf oen
0ampfer Saratoga" bier eir1trai, Itarb I'M
Guarantdne=Soipital am gelben Sieber. Die
Samilie begab iid) uad Staten=Sslanb 81 etz
nenl Srlloer bes Srn. 2opeS, no oas Sinb CT
frantic, iporauf bic ganse Samilie in Oas Gua=
raHtdlle=!SOipital geid)idt puroe. - Sobn 60
militia, etu 9lufpdrter ami Der ySaratoga," iit
ebenfalls am Sieber erfrantt.
Sarlep JtOblOn Stuec ~ Sauintann aus
Sauannah, ftarb am ooitnta9 aiorgen i'm
,gteiu=D Dorf=5otel,
5abanna, 1S. 2tuguit.-Sn Der periioi-
ienen 8Ode itno bier 100 Bsrionen anl 9elbel
6teber geitorhen, mcbr, als in Der Dorher=
gebsnben gSode. - 9elleral=Gapitdu Slanco
bereiit Die Sniel unD pirb allentbalben nit
groBem @ntbuiiasmls enpfaugeu.
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Gt,t uGbriuiiroen" 1T oen S6limgen
hes Sofa1tS.

gfeip Dorf, 18. Auglilt. - gor nn9ez
fdbr slpei Sabren pnroe Der @brm. atberton
2eiab Soipps, ein biitiuglirter @eiitlid)er Der
Sodlfird]e, 62 Sabre aft unb Seiieer eines ull=
abbdnaisen Sernt6gens, pabniiunis erfldrt
nub nad) Sladtpea's Sslauo seldidt. Sor etlpa
eiuen1 Sabre ipurbe er ais gebeilt entlaiien uuO
pobnte ieitpenl in bieii9er Stabt. s5or itebeit
Mouaten peri6lpanp es jsspd aus ieiner 9sob=
nuua, unb eitoenl baben ibn leineSbbne in ben
6anptltdbten beS 2anheS bergeblidb geiu6t.
Der Saa pHroe ldlieBIi6 Der Boliset iibere
aeben, uno Der @ebeimpoli,iit 9tepnoloS er=
fubr, baB Elm idlanfer, alter Gu9ldnber nit
grauem 6aar ieit iedS WtOnatsn in bem libel
berii6tigten !Sauie gtr. 145, @reeneltraBe,
ipobne ilnb bort nit ben meibli6en Sniailen
berrli6 unO in 6reuben lebe. 3ente Morgen
beaab li6 Der @ebein1poli5ilt nit Dem Sobne
goipDs' mad benz 6auie, uno bieier ioentifi=
sirte BEN ionoerbasen SAT als ieireu Sater.
@dbrenb Die 4erste i'm unteriudteu, ersdbltt
Ser alts 5err, baB er I'M gesriffs itsb+, Elm
Mtabden aus isnem 6auie i'm Sitter BON 16
Sabreu, ,peld,es Elm Serm0gen bon 1000
beiiee, 81 beiratbe1. SotrD ipirb BON ieineu
gerpanOten in Das SloonliHsoalc=aigl" &C.
ldift lperbeu,
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Der 8abn angeiteIt mar, unS Der i'm Serbite
nit elmer ilngen Dame BON Wana1nrf Ourd]z
ging. @r ioq in perid)iebenen Sbeilen bes
2anbeS inter perI6iebenen gtamen befannt
lein. SIM tpefli6er MaiiahuIetts lit er als
@raf Otttinit befannt uno bate oaielbit ais
lol6er Die Sodter zines &aufmannes periiibrt.
lleber Die Oeutid)enin N Merifo iaat
etn beutIder &onlularberift: ySn Oterito
mobneu nllr 500 Oeutlde, aber in fait alien
wi6tigeren 5anDel5pldben lOluobl an Der &iiite,
ais i'm Srnern baben Die 0eutiden BEN gr6B=
ten Sbeil bes 6anOels in Der Sauo, unO burd)
ibre Sermittelung gebt Die 9r6Bte Wtenge audi
Der en9liiden, fran5Diilfen, noroamerifani=
ld)en uno anoerer gSaaren, iueld)e sun @infubr
9iangen. ytur Die lpaniiden Saufleute ma
DIEM ibnen an einigen Bldten iebr itarte Gon-
fllrrenS, an einigen fleineren Yldben Der Soft
fiilte aud Die 9forbanlerifaner rllb in Der
Sauptltaot ielbit bic 6rausoien. gSie berpor=
ra9eno uno anerfannt ibr llebergelut6t 1T, mag
Die Sbatiad)e illuftriren, bab in ei1eiu Heunerz
Ausl6uiie, lusld)en Der bauptitdbtiId)e 6a11=
belsitanb in Der s5rage Der Serbiuberung bes
ben ebrliten Sarbsl lluter9rabenben S6mug=
gels lebtes Sabr iuablte, Die oeutid)en Saul
lerte NIT bier Stimnlen pertreten finb."
Die @elebgebuug BON 9eorgia beldloB
gelterr, bic Statiien bon Salne8 Sglet6orpe
nno @ranforo gS. Song in Der Electromagnetic
rie i'm &apitole aufSulteller.
Sn @incinnati babeu Die Sanfisrs IS.
$. Suiiing & Comp, mel9e fiirslid I'M
$4,000 beitoblen ipurOeu, ibre 9lngels9enbeiten
elnem Wtaiienperlpalter iibertragen. Oie Ser
billOli9feiten Der Sirlna betragen 100000.
Sn $50 # o II 1T Das @ebeirrlntB Der @rmor-
oung SrDe's nod ntf)t entbiiltt. Der
Mann Wiurpbp, iuelder porgeItern perbaitet
luurbe, nlnBte lpieber frei9elaIieu u,roen.
Su gtewpprt, I.=S., nadte Senator
Buffers @ontite tpeitere Grbebungen.
Die @afienidle in M ontreal, @an., merz
ben itreng beipadt, oamit feline gsaffen ent-
fernt nno ben 6ubeit0rern nod Guebec gei6idt
iperOen fDrren.
Samuel &eru BON Sadlon, Miiiiiiippi,
ipel4er ftd nod ct. Souls gsflii9tet bate unO
bort am gelben Sieber erfranfte, purbe hrs
Guarantane=6nipital geididt.
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Scr Sprasme &onfltng'fde SfanE
OaI.
Ner Ncitfid1r SdfiiI Infcii4er ttndi niafEanI


Jtem Oorf, Is. Nugu1t.- Die yStneS"
entbdlt cine Spe5ialz0epeid)e BON Iropioeuce,
8.=S., iiber Die Sprague @onfling'id)e 9lnge=
legenbeit. Sim Gage nud) oem Nuftritte in
Gauon6et (Sprague'S Yilla) erbielt Der mebr=
faf genannte 2ehrer 2inf cine Oeped)e BON
bem Idtb. gtelion gS. 9llorid), beln @ongreEz
nlitglteOe bon bieier Stabt, in peld)er i'm bic
Jet erludte, iofort mad PropiDence slt folnmelt.
Sor. 9(lDrid banbelte in llebereinlinnmunQ nit
S0rn. Oantellon, Dem 9febaftellr bes ,8ropt=
bencer Sournal," ltllb Senator Intbonp, oenen
baran gele9en mar, ben Senator @onfling ans
Der '9lffaire berauS5u5iebeu; iie bielten es fir
lebr ipiinl6ensWertb, baB @tmas perGffentlid)t
pero,, mas ben @iuOrud er3eugen fDnne, als
lei Gontling gans ltnld)ulbigeriueiie in oieie
Sade peripdelt iuoroer. 2inf fam bierber,
llno uad Der llnterreDung ld)rieb er cine ldngere
Grfldrling nteOer, meld)e am folgenoen Mon=
tage i'm ySournal" erid)einen iollte. gr fetrte
Johann naf gtarraganiett= Bter suriicf uub be-
5og cine gSobnung in 2afe=Sioe. 9(n benz
Gage Der SerDhertlidung tpar Qtnt iberrai1t,
einen Sel16 bon Sram Sprague I'll erbalten,
uelde iid) iebr bariiber beid)perte, DaB er oas
Setragen oes 6ru. Sprague nid)t lddrfer gez
tabelt babe. 9SGbrenb b1eier Sirabe erfubr
2tnf BON Srau Sprague, oaB ibr Sr. Daniel
Jon etnen IbSug Ieiner @rtldrung por Der Ser
0fientli6ung gun &epifion sugeianot babe.
0ieies erfldrte ibn Die pelen ipillfiirlid)en
Ienberungen, melc]e in ieiner 0arlegung Der
Safe gelnaft luarell, uno bic gdllSlid)e Ser
iiimmelung pieier Stelleu. 9lls 2inf t6rn.
Sanieliou I'm 9tatb fra9te, oh er 5rn. Spra
que ipegen Seleibi9ung geridtlid belangen
iolle, babe i'm Oieisr al Srn. s. $. 6a5arb,
einen i1tinlen SreunO slntbonD's unb Cont
ling's, gelpieieH. 9ieier babe 2inf aeiagt, oaB
Sprasue's GROCER GiniluB ibnl (9inD ebr
blnoerlid iein werSe, 9iedt Su erbalten, llno es
Werbe beiier ieiu, 81 pergeben uno S1 pergeiien
2inf mar letd)t iiberreDet, Die Sade fallen gu
laiien.
Sour Elm Sournaliit bate cine llnterrebung
nit @oup. Sprague; oieier tuet9ert itd ieood),
gtlpas iber Die llnterreOung 81 publi3tren.
ST. iagt nltr, oas Bubliflm wiiie nod uid)t
Die Salfte bon slllem, mas geideben iei.
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Wors attf bober Gee. Gin Sanpier=
Safia8ter be9ebt i,tter,Ue9s ei=
freff SaISn

giewzY orf, 18. 2(uguit. - als Der 9pir.
,2risoua" BON Der gSillianta & @uton=2inie
beute Morgen III iein 0of einlief, rpurbe Die
PoitSei a1 goro gertfen, nm einen @ngldrl=
Der, ytanlens @rban @atlop, III Saft ab3ufiibz
ren, melder auf Der Sabrt einen Wiorb beganz
gen batte. Cation luilrbe nad) benz Yoli3ei=
Sauptquartiere gebrad)t; Der 3ablmeilter beS
OampTers erhob Die 9lnflage gegen i'm. 2cb=
terer berthtete, oaB es AM 10. >. W., ipGbrenb
Der 0ampfer auf bober Gee mar, smild)en Sat
loip unb Omen Syones, bem Steruarb beS Sd)f=
fe8, gu Streitigfeiteu fant. Gatlop 5og eill
Wtelier unb itad ben Stetparo in bic Seite unb
in'S @enid, MORAN SoneS ra6 ipenigen Wfi=
nuten ltarb. Der Sd)iffsarst bielt cine 2eid)ettz
id9am unb iteate BEN Sbatbeitano feit, porauf
bic Setde hrs Dteer perlenft wuroe. Gatlop
muroe IN @iien gelegt, bis bas Sd)iff anfam.
Der WDroer 1T etn tur5er, itarfgebarter Wanlt,
etpa 80 Sabre alt nnb Giien9ieber leines Sc
ld)dft8. ST murbe III b1oe, @nglanO, gebO=
reu. 9lS Smanibn ragte, peripeigerte er alle 9tuS=
funft nnb betrug iid) alBerbem 10 lonberbar,
oaB man perntutbet, er et ntft red)t bel Stlt=
ner. Die S9ifisar5te bebaupteu jcbof, bab
er polfommen bel SeritanO iei. Sn @atlow'S
Softer tpllroe ein an5ug gefunben, Der einenl
oeittl1en Gnt9ranten ant Der Sabrt geloble1l
morben mar, aud) OaS Oteiier, nit iueld)em Der
sOtorO be9angen wurbe, mar Dem betfeffenoer
9eutlden abbauoen gefoumeu. Ser Wt0rber
pirb beute Nbel1o Dem SuuOe5z@ @ommtlldr
porgefiibrt perben.
Sor bem Sunoes<Gomniiiar Osborne CAB
Gatfow an, oab iid oil geiGtS erillnern f0nne,
mas Dem OtorOe ooranSgegangen, ieit lebtem
Oonneritage babe er 9llleS pergelien. Sones,
Der Grmoroete, iei ein iuarnler Sreuuo bon ibnt
gemeien. ST itelte in 2lbreOe, Die Sleiber &C.
itoblen su baben, iueld)e III ieiuem &oiier &C.
tunoen lpllrpen. @r iagte, er babe in Sirfen=
beao an Der Spite elmer @ieBerci 9sltanben,
oielelbe iei aber banferott 9eporben, pesbalb
er nad 9tmerita ausgeiuanDert iei. Gr babe
cine 5rau uno pier 8inoer Su Soaue gelaheu
nno beabitttt9t, oieielben na9fomnlen 5u lai=
ien, lobaIb er glrbeit erbalte. Dtan fonnte ullz
ter ben 3tptidenbeds- Yafiagieren tstnen 3eugen
oes MiorOes finben.
Der gertreter Der brttii9er 8egiernng $. 8.
Gbfparos na6te etn Affibaplt gegen CATION,
porauf Der Wi0roer bem @efdngniiie Der 9uoz
loipltrabe iiberwieieu wurbe. Sis Jebt bat fid
nod tein sln9enssuge oes Woroes 9efllnOel1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-08-19
9}r. 1913.

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Slite erld)laJeH puroeu. Der 20 i9hriae
George Sibmel, Der 8ruoer oeS @rid,laoeneH,
meld)er ild III unmtttclbarer gt6be befanb,
muroe ebeniallS pom Slite getrofien unb trua
10 Idmere Serletungeu oapOu, oaB an ieinenI
9luifommen aGSmeiielt miro.