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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-12-15
The Growing Town Of Deering

OFFERS many attractions as a place of resi-
W dence and is of easy access by steam and horse
cars The schools are excellent, the churches are
well situated the streets are finely located Tor
drainage and good sidewalks are built as property
wears demonstrates that Deering is frst-cass
place for suburban residence. l have for sale in
desirable locations several houses, built during the
late dull times when all material was cheap, which
will be sold correspondingly low. L also have Tor
sale lands in various parts of the town which will be
sold in lots to suit, and will furnish land ana lum
to build houses ready for occupancy:
Any party desiring to buy, sell, let or hire any
CHARLES RICH,
del 5eodtf 10 Exchange Street.
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T. P. MCGOWAN, the well-known bookseller
at 400 Congress street, offers splendid eollec-
ton of Christmas cards, albums, choice photo
graphs and other attractive goods for holiday
piftS
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ANY article selected from the stock of Fl. L.
Nelson & Co. will make a good Christmas
present, 443 Congress street. dec13d3t
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WALDO COUNTY.

Can't. Byron HI. Norton of Belfast has been
missing for two or three weeks, and his friends
are at a loss to accoun: for his whereabouts.
He was in command of the schooner Henry, of
Belfast, and recently carried a load of lumber
from Bangor to Boston. Recently Fred A.
Knowlton, the owner of the schooner, reeeiv-
ed word from Boston that his vessel was there
without any one on board. Mr.. Kuowlton sent
Capt Suel Patterson to Boston for the schoon-
er, and when Patterson arrived he found that
the vessel had been alone for number of
days The parties to whom the lumber was
CONSUMED say that Capt. Norton had not drawn
the freight money, consequently his absence
cannot be charged to any attempt to defraud
the owner. As he was somewhat given to
drink, it is thought that he must have been
intoxicated and fallen overheard, or had been
shipped away to sea while in that condition.
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The following rescripts by Judge Peters have been
received by the clerk of the western district:

The following rescripts by Judge Peters have been
received by the clerk of the western district;
ANDRosooGGIN COUNTY.
Lucy A. King ct al. VS.. City of Lewiston
Rescript County Commissioners have original
jurisdiction to lay out county road wholly within
the limits of town or city, when such road con-
meets with other county roads; and the town or city
within which it is laid out may construct the road
any time within six years after the time allowed
therefor by the commissioners, unless done by au-
thorty of law before that time.
Plaintiff nonsuit.
ms. of Cape Elizabeth VS.. George II. Lombard.
Rescript. charge in an account annexed to a
writ rOr cash paid for your support at the Insane
Hospital means, in a legal sense, money paid at
the defendants request; and, if paid at his request
the money may be recovered under that form of de-
claring A demurrer to such a count admits the re-
quest If no request is proved admitted, and the
money recoverable only by force of the statutory
provision then the facts must be specially alleged
and the money expended could not properly be sued
for upon an account annexed. In such case the ey-
idence would not support the declaration. 1t is a
common mode of pleading to unite the common
money counts in one count, and a declaration con-
tanning such an omnibus count cannot be defeated
by demurrer. 1t does not vitiate common count to
aileee that it is designed to bill of particu
lars in an account annexed, although the action
could not be sustained upon an account annexed,
One count might correctly and another Incorrectly
describe the of action and the specifications
be the same for both counts.
Exceptions sustained. Demurrer overruled. Judg-
mpnt for Dlaintitf.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-12-15

ACME CLUB, Ladies' and Boys Skates, at
Bailey's As Exchange street. dec15d2t*
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PULPIT AND PLATFORM.
WAX WORKS.

There was large demand for seats to the
only original Jarley's Wax Works at Portland
Theatre Saturday. Tomorrow night she will
display her unrivaled collection of curiosities.
The entertainment will commence with the
charming comedietta ''Two Flats and one
Sharn'
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OXFORD COUNTY.

Albion K Knapp vs.. Albion P. Beattie & ux.
Rescyfpt. The act of 1862, oh. 106, 2, which ex-
empted from attachment during his term OF service
the personal property of volunteer to the amount
in value of one thousand dollars in addition to other
property by law exempted, does not apply to land
held in his wifes name after his expiration of SER
vice, although bought by him with his own money
before that time, he having at the time of the pur-
chase no more property than the amount exempted.
Bill sustained with costs. master to be appoint
ed to apprase and set off with like powers. as in
Sampson vs. Alexander &C Me. 1872.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

XETHEREAS ABBIE E. WALKER, of Windham,
w in the County of Cumberland and State OF
Maine by her mortgage deed dated the sixth day of
May, A. d. 1878 and recorded in the Cumberland
yeyed to me- the undersigned certain parcel or lot
of land and buildings thereon situated in said Wind
ham and bounded west by the Gorham and Gray
road so called north by land of Winslow Lufkin and
heirs of Joseph Wescot and Charles Jones, east by
land of John Hussey and south by road leading
from Pope's Mills so called to Portland, being the
farm known as the Homestead Farm of the late Ste
phen Hail. containing eighty acres more or less; and
whereas the condition of said mortgage has been
broken therefore by of the breach of the
condition thereof claim foreclosure of said mort
gage.
Dated at Windham this eleventh day of December,
A. D. 1879. EDWARD y. LOWELL,
1r3w51 Windham, Me.
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Accidents.

VIM. L. L. Gill fell on the sidewalk and
sprained his ankle badly last evening.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Portland and Worcester Line
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, r. r.

.-s------. On and after Monday, Dec. IS,
ssssssss 1879, Passenger Trains will leave
ses,,s<sFE1c Grand Trunk Depot, Port
---laud, for Worcester at 5.2O n.
III. and 4 90 p. I'm. Leave Preble st. Station at
1880 a. nm. and LIS p. M, arriving at Wor-
cester at 215 p. m. and 7.3O p. m. Returning,
leave Union Depot Worcester, at 7.30 a. m. and
II 10 a. m, arriving at Portland at LIS p. and
600 p m.
For Clinton, Aver june, Fitchburg,
Nashua, lowell, Sgindham, and Ep-
ping at S.20 a. and 4 90 p. ma.
For Manchester, Concord and points North, at
HOO p. I'M.
erborO and Saco River. Leave Grand Trunk
Depot at 7.3O n. and 100 p. m; leave
Preble St. Station at 80 n. M, III p. M,
and mixed) at 6.10 p. M. Returning leave Rcch-
ester at (miXed) 645 a.. M. IL. 90 q. M, and
$40 p. M; arriving at Portland mixed) $3.50 a.
m, LISP. m. and 600 p. m.
For GOrhnni, saccarappa, Cumberland
Mills, Westbr0Ok and WOOdfOrd's.
Leave Grand Trunk Depot at 5.2O n. m. and
100 p. M; leave Preble ST. at 5.3O "a. M,
HIS, g.. IS and mixed) 6.45 p. m.
The 4 90 ID. train from Portland connects at
aver juno. with tEOosac Tunnel Route for
the West, and at Union Depot, Worcester, for
New Work via Norwich Line, and all rail,
via Sprin field, also with N. Y. 81 N. IL. Il.
r.. (''Steamer Maryland Route'o for Philadel-
Phia, Baltimore, Washington, and the
south and with Boston & Albany n. II. for
the West.
Close connections made at VVestbPoSk Juno.
tzOn with through trains of Me. Central r. r., and
at Grand Trunk Depot, Portland, with through
trains of Grand Trunk r. r.
Through tickets to all points South and West, at
Depot offices and at ito'lins & Adams, No. % Ex-
def5dtf JIM. LUNT. Supt.
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Real Estate Meeting.

a adjourned meeting of owners and agents OF
"A real estate will be held at room No l. Ca
hoon block, Tuesday evening, Dec 10TH at 71a. to
consult together to to the best means for mutual
protection from nonpaying tenants Per Order.
dc13 dot"
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NOTES.

The reserved seats for Prof. Morse's lecture
on Household Art in Japan are selling rap
settee are allowed Would it were always
thus.
1t is said 1000 tickets have been sold for
Chaplain McCabe's lecture at City Hall, to be
given Thursday.
Remember the Swedenborgian entertain
ment at their vestry tomorrow night.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-12-15
vVAgNE MINING STOCKS

VIII be taken in part pay for desirable house at
Woodford's Corner Deerng, Me. Enquire OF
j. A. STROUT, 491a Exchange ST.,
de15d2w Portland, Me.
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HANCOCK COUNTY.

Col Holland of Georgia proposes to build a
large hotel at Bar Harbor in season for next
wears business. The hotel will be of much
greater proportions than any hotel at that IA
yorite resort at present.
PISCATAQUIS COUNTY.
Work has been resumed at the Monson Pond
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WANTED :
BRU SH vi A * e RS.

a NUMBER Of irst-class Combers, Nailers ana
"A Paint Brush Makers. Good job for good men;
no drunkards. JOHN l.. WHllING,
de15d3t 1872 Oliver ST., Boston, Mass.
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Sagesneltlg tlgfeitsn.
f@Sitprielie, feiesrep bifebe unb aSccbfelbldttee
9ipttsen.l

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6eprGientanteu B u s 1T bod fetn
leerer 8ahn: es bat geliern bic 6Oa1'i6e
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lleber ca5 @eriid)t BON etnenl Yira NJ
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man lett fol9enbe 4uffllrung: DaS ensltide
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Der Ttilbereien su BlaGrof bel @orf beorbert
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riibt BON einem Birateni6tffe III umlauf.
Oas &anonenboot lief aus, Tim ole Slde 81
unterlufen, uno insnilfen purbe bon ben
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ftld]t. Sor 5pei Sahren iuuroe bon benIelben
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pelde BON Dem Siere iranfen, bon elmer
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lden dbnelte. Ser Shaum trat linen Dor
ben UtnHo, ltno ibr Speid)el 9lid) Seiisn-
malier. Die AerSte ipurben CD bieier Sranf.
belt perbliifft, oils enbllb bes 0t,detbdterS
6rit @ewiiien ,hn smang, uor5utreten uuo
| 5u 9edeben, baB er 5temlid 9roBe Quantttd'
ten Seiie IN Die Sierfdiier bineinpraftisirte.
Das @eiet in SeSus auf bic 9 d re
Der Srieftra ser, pelbes bon beioen
| 9duiern bes Gongrpiies ansenouimen muroe,
befin1mt, baB Die Srieftrd9er in oret Glaiien
aetbeilt tperben ioaen: bic erlte, sspeite uuo
Die Der 9iifsbrieitrdser. Sn Stdoten iiber
$4,000 @inpohner Ioa bas SalGr nad) ben
relp. &lallen $1,000, $500 uno $500 betra-
qen. ;Sn ben StGoten Don meniges OILS
| $4,000 @inmohneru lou MIR etue &laiie unb
biele nit $3.50 Saldr bsitsbeu. @rnennun.
gen su BrieftrGserie1en ioaen in Der @eiit
genlabt ,pcroen, baB bic Reuansefieuten 5u
erlt in Die niebrigfte &lafie etntreten uno oanr
nod sinidbrisem Dienite BARN anf @runt
zines anten 3euauiiies bes Yoftmeifters il
Die bDberen alailen porriideu. Die an5ah
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mebr, oils Stpei Orittel, ooer peni9er, als ol
5alfte Der in Der betreffsnben Staot an9ehell
ten @eiamult5abl betragsn.
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9ie fatDoliiGe Stride TIT oem @er
SfQ0feu.
(Mus Der pMmetifa.D

(AuS oer aNlnetlfa.")
SaS Stubium oes tiingit fir 1879 erltie=
nenen Sablier'iAen DIRECTORY 1T elm miihz
James @eihdft. Gritens, neil bas 9amneln
bon 3ablen aus einem 498 Seiteu itarfsn Sf.
tapbanoe iiberbaupt siemlid pis1 3e1t oftet.
3meitens aber, neil Dem Soriher oft geraoe
ba 2iiden ent9egentreten, mo- elm Sddbun9ss
rpertb tbm 5iDeiiab millfommen ipdre. 2rots
benz 1T oas senannte @s1f oas einsiae, aus
eem 3ur 3slt eine neberitdt iiber ben ge9en=
mdrtiaen StanD Der fatboliiden STRIDE In ben
Ser. 5taaten su seipinnen 1T, uno 10 mug
man eben ersan5en, po Grsdnsuns notbwens
big iheint.
Dte @elammtslbl allsr &atbolifen inner
balb Der Union piirfte nod ben aaerotn9s
iehr beldeioenen 99dtungen uniercs Sc.
wabrsmannes auf e,699, 900 3u bere6neu
letu. Der firhlihe OrganiSmus, benz otelel.
ben etn9eglieoert fno, aber 5dblt elf Gr3'
btId)Dfe, BON benen elmer ben Ynrpnr Der &ar
oindle trl9t, SO Blidi6ie, apuitoliide Sifar
unb 8rdfeften, rnb $40 Yrleiter. Die Sc
lammtsabl Der &lrhen 1T ihwerer ab,uldjdt
gen, NEIL Der Be9riff Der vStatton" ntht Dol
alien bilbDHiben aunslelem in aleid)er Weii
befintrt nuo gebronht ia. Doh rpire ma,
mobl nid]t melt bel Der @abrbeit borbeiaeben
ipenn man Die Snmme aller fathol,ihen Sir
den unb Gapellen innsrbalb Der Ser. Staatel
! auf 1850 bered3net.
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Gfreif6are SSc0crl1eI0ett.

6anntb |, Uio., 28- 6ebr. - SaS gum
algemetneu Stabtgeiprddl gelpOroene DUEL
5wuden oem 6eraus9cber be5 r&ourier," s.
s. Sennett, uno benz 9eraus9eber beS Y@lips
per 6eralO," Sol. 5OwarO, bat einen iebr TO,
mii9en Serlauf genommeu. Die Sefunoan.
ten uno 8uutanten trufeu uOrSeitern NaA.
mlttos auf etnem abiettS gele9enen Ylabe 51=
iantulen uuoAGes lauidte geipannt, fir lpeldlt
lSaffeuart iif 0oparO ais @eforoerter erfld-
rem miirOe. gBeld)e @nttduiduns oaber, als
Somalo ganS gemiitbli1 Smet SduIbd9el
beruor5oa uuo troden bemerfte: yOaS iinG
meine @aiten. Q8oueu sic gu Sennett'a
SsfunOanten) gefaliglt m6blen?" Die gauge
Bennetl'lfe Sippe UerlteB III b06iter Gntriis
ltun9 ben unblutlgen Sampiplab.
SIN gaufe Oes 4beHoS fam e8 je0of 5pi
ifeu Den b.treu 6eOerbeloeH bel elmer suidui
gen Besesuuug gu ciner Sdimpierei unO ent
lcblid)eH aetleret, pelder erit ourd) Die Ser
battung Der eolen Sitter bonn @dnletiele cir
umiihmlides @n0e gemad1t maroe.
@eheru cri6Geneu bei0e Scrbaftete Dor oeu
0ti6ter uno puroen fir 0alten oe5 6rieoent
inter 8IrglAaft geIteut.
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sDfaIbcrtGte ants 28aIBtnstnm.
Der Natlnre YroSeh. - 8rono. lInfau.
NcrtniSd,tca

SeF NauntsSro5eB. = Br0nc. - Nnfau. -
0crmiidites.
W a ! btn9tonr %. Se6ruar. Die
9tallorz3 3mtltt9feiten, welhe Su lplcoerbolten
Dtalen Dor Den @eridteH cine 6Olle qeipielt
uno Die 0fIentlidle Iuimertiamfeit auf it'd qez
ioaen blben, purOcn geitelu 9tQhmittaq nie=
Der elnmal tm BlQlgtettSuerfabren uor @ez
rltt gebraft oGd 0tabel 3. Nailor, bic
@tttme BON Iuiiou gtatlor, g8aibmatou 3.
NailOr, lenen Sobn uIO fSrau Dtattbeu
Grtmple unO 6rau $. g8. @larfe, ieine S6ds
ter, aegen G0tbarinc GOnleB, Jir. 224, IA.
StraBe, in tereH gSobHung AQiion g2atIor
ltarb. Der BroSeB miro i'm Suni Sur Sera
banoluug.
- 9citern 4beno nm 50 Uaiuuten mad,
6 llbr crt0ute pom 4larmtareu gtr. 1877 6euere
Idrr, meldler Ourd ole @ntoefuug BON Eeuer
III Der 280bnuug be8 0rH. Bernbaro Sbelz
MANI, gIr. $50, gtem- 9ort. Aue., peranlaBt
mar. Die 6Iammen murOeu, naAoem elm
taum nennensmsrtber Sdaoen augerldtet
mOroen mar bon ben Snlaiien oes 9auies
balO 9el6ld)t.
- Ser 14=idbriGe Sobn Gaiep gerietb 9ez
tern Dtorgen an Der Dteru-> ->5erIep, 2Ucnue 3rUtz
ldlen 5pel SObeufarreH uu0 erlltt iebr be0euf=
lId)e Guer6ungeu. Niau bra6te DEN 8erz
un9liIdten not Der gSobHung leiuer Gltern
al Der S StraBe, no lbm ar5tid]e 8ebano.
lung Su Sbell mur0e.
- (AIeran0rla.) Da8 Sans Der 6rau g.
j. SobHlou all Der 0&tuer 3tOaO, etulae W1ci
len unIcrbalb 2tlerauorid, i'll 5auiarsGOuntD
muroe oorBetern gtadt Ell 9t0ub Der Slam
nlen.
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Ser 2Gtttorttats Gonatft lit
2SirQtuiett.

9ti6mouo, Ba., %. Sebr. - @eneral
8rableg Sohniou btahle beute I'M Staatsie.
nate bon Slrgiuien einen Sei6luB in Se5u9
auf ben 4utorttdiscoNflift 5miideu Dem Yunz
bc8. uno Staatsgeri6le in 0aneplae, Slrg.,
Elm. Der Bei4luB be;cidlnet ole MaBnabme
De8 8unoe8geriNt8 ais cine lliurpation unb
meilt ben @eneralanpalt an, geeiguete S9ritte
I'M SberbnnOeagertdte ein3uleiteu, nm Die
9SieOerboluug iOld)cr llsbergriffe Su uerbin-
bern. 6srnJr meroen Die Sertreter Sr9iui-
ems i'm Gongreiie initruirt, bic @rneunung
eines &ongreB. .@omlte'S su beontra9en, mel
dies cine lluter'udung ilber Die QutOritd8.
gnmaBung be5 BuuOearidter8 9tipe8 unSu-
Ftellen bat. Ser Senat nabm ben 8ei6luB 10.
fort au, uno oerelbe muroe ohue SerSug Dem
6auie einbert9tet, uelAe8 ibn Oarauf ebenz
fn08 poi1lrte.
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&oDMton's SdltuintttOitr.


y, 28. 6ebruar. - Die 9ele9ationen
buben lhrc StBuugeu er0fuet. 9le 6eaies
rung forOert 4 100000 @ulOeu CUR 0edIna
Der Iu89ubeu fir Die Sttupation SO8men'S
tm Sabre 1879.
auric Sa6eloepeidJen,
- Die Seiiitdtungcn IN SeSug auf Die
hsiBeu Gue0eu Su 86pliB III g6bmeu baben
it'd utdt oerruirtidt, uno 0as Solumen oeS
2SaiierS bat itb ntAt im @irln9teH ueruiius
bert.
-Sn Der geitern Su 2oubon abgebulten.n
8erlammlung Der ArilonQre Der ,,Atlanllcs
8reots9Selteru 8abu" muroeu bic Be,1liiffe
Ill Se3ug auf bic Serpahtuug Der crmGhntcn
8abn oil Die @rle Slhn" mt GROCER Msbr-
belt angenommen. gtpa GOD Berloneu mObns
Ten Der SeriammluHg BEL.
- Der Ourd Sir @eorae GompbeQ (9ibes
raler) i'm brItliden llnterbauie einqebraf]te
Autra5, meldIer oa5 Serbot gesen Dle@iniubr
uoH amertfautidem Sbta6tUleb taoelt, lit
uerldoben morOen, luOem uiele elnhuBreibe
llberale Wtltgllcoer Die 4nitd)t msoGiidteu,
oaB cine 0lstuiitou Der gtugclegcn9eit 9eseu-
Warll9 oerfrubt Cin piirOe.
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9aS 8ebctntniSpolle WerbreGett BET
Snll,t. WaiI.

SO on, %. 5ebruar.- llnteriuduns
besiislida Der geitern I'M Sau9ushune bel
gpnn, Mafi., ssfunbeGen 2eide etnes 6ruuens
simmers bat feitsefeGt, baB Die Seritorbeue
in SolSe elmer On ibr porsenommeneu Iborz
tion =. alien 9lnideine mad innerbalb 4S
Stunben Dor benz 4ufftuben Der ueberreite -
um's 4eben FAM. Die gtaie mar abgeihnitz
ten poroen, jshenfalls nm Die SOentifslrun9
al perbinoern. Die Seritorbeue ihteu etma
20-25 Sabre alt 9emeeu 81 ieiu uno Die
sarten !Sdnbe beutsten on, baB fie an feline
glrbeit eepSbnt pareu. &or elnt9en Gagen
iah Elm Yoil5lft brei bis bier Manner in cinel
8utife, welhe iid) raid pom Der Steae an
llfer, rpo man Die xeid,e fanb, entfernte. Mar
9lanbt, baB bieie Wdnner nit benz 8erbre.
denim 8erhinbung fteteu.
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Iie psfchSrttdtr

9 t 0 II, %. 6ebrlar. 30Qelnnebner
Bearo erbielt beute Elm Sdreibsn oe8 SbaBz
amt8iefretdr8, pelhes lbH au,peiit, Dor Der
6auo Die @iniuhr BON 9tiuouieb aus enslis
iden 9aieu III perbleteu, iuoem Die 2un9en=
ieube I'll 6uQ unO an0eren Srten GuglanO'S
au8gebrOfen lei. Der 3oletnnIbmer bat Die
erforoerlidlen Sd)rttte gctban, uR 0em 8efeble
Ne8 S6ftetGr8 nadlsuf0mnen.
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Iebr SGeter Setrii9eretet TT
S[laiuOtS.

. 0llca9O, 28. StDr.-ouIf8buhoes
idIaa 0lOe Uerbaftete geitern IN Befin uno Bes
orta Iber fitnf5lg Berionen, segen melfe in
Sprtn9felo 4ntlageldJrtfteu pegen Steuerbes
trug8 IN Se3ug auf Die SdHappSiubritatiou
aufqeiteQt iuuOeu. @tltd1e oer @eiangeneu
geb0ren gu Den pronlinenteiten unO rei6iten
8ursern Der @egeuo. A1e @eihdItsBmeige
ftu0 untcr Den angstla9teu pertreten, nnO er.
itaunlide gntbHuungen itebsn in @usfdt.
Ser Watidal reiiie bsute nit ieinen @efau,
geueu nad SptiuQfielo ab, Die 9lngelegen.
belt erregt ungebeuye8 4ufiebeu. Der buupt-
iGAti4de 3euge gegen ole Qnaeflagten iol
Elm enterbttr SobH Sobn 3. McSntrpe'8, be5
beoeutsnOileu Shnappabrenner8 IN Der betref.
fenoeu @eQeno, ielu.
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- Die eu<9ngldnoer 9OmmlfQre fiir oaS
Sii6eretmetien i'm Sulanoe babeu
beldlloiien, ben peri6ieoenen @eietgebunaen
Elm y crb t aegen oa8 San9eu BON 2ahien
in 9ermont, gteruz6amplb bire, Waiiabuietts
unb CONNECTICUT bis gum Suli 1882 Su ems
pfeblen.
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fern bic @rDoberflahe iiber Der &oblen9rube
Der. Z, @igenthum Der Benuiplpania' 'Soblens
@omp,," EN- uno Elm 9rOBes S6ulbaus, mel
DIES iid) auf Der cirfu fiiuf Nder umfaiienoen
6lGd1e beiano, wurOe Oemolirt. Der S9aoeu
lit beDeuleno.
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giaetuetfdnfer Der yWount @ttp StroBen.
Sabn," seffern inter Der 4nfia9e uqrbaItet
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Sllete entpeneete. Gin @enonfteur Fer 8abn
tpelder 8tllete bon Betri aufaufte, wnro
ebenfaas perbaftet.
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