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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-08
PRIVATE SCHOOL En!s E,.y.

IN The Marshall !ious" on the :. !. corner Of
King ma s'iL. streets,
SG.TIrh
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-08
SUMMER RESORTS.

&: o u N r 4 Y 30 A ID
x
Persons desirous OF lesving town inr tho sum
mer can nd e HEALTHY LOCALITY, with
il waking distance Of pcstoilice and churches
nea7 WHITE POST, C!GfBo county, Virginia
Apaiy 70 n. $. IL. jel7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-08
R0UsEFURHEsHING GOODS.
China. Glass and QneenSWare.

Wo beg 10 call the stLention OF the trade 10
onr new and complete assortment Of goods from
comprising English French and stone China
Dinner. Tee and Dessert Sets, Cups and Sau.
ccrs, Pitchers, Cuspsdor's Chamber Sets, Bohe-
mian Glass Vases and Toilet Sets, &c. Our stock
comprises an extensive ysriety Of everything
pertaining to the trade
a :ull line Of Glassware of every description
lamps Lamp Goods, Chimnes, Goble.s and
Tuublers, Cut and Plain.
q :ull line Of Hsvilsnd s. Cos. White, Gold
BsLd and Decorated China, which we offer ct
lowest rates.
+. j . Miller g. o..
serl G5 KING STREET.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-05-01
CTo BE Continued
NAPOLEON,s MOTHER.

While many of the members of the Bona
parte family attained longevity, not one Of
them approached the late Nine. Patterson
Bonaparte in this regard, except the mother
of the world renowned soldier. She was 8
Corsican, beautiful and patrician was mar.
ried to Carlo Bonaparte-her maiden name
was Maria Lesiza Romalina-at the age Of
II, and became the mother of 13 children,
although her husband died 18 years after
their union. Five of her offspring died in in.
fancy, but the others became distinguished
through their all-conquering. crown-grasping
brother. No woman Of modern times has had
so kingly and princely an issue. They were,
in the order of their birth, Joseph, King Of
Spain; Napoleon, Emperor of the French !;
Lucein, Prince of Canino Maria Ann (after.
ward named Elise), Princess Of Lucca and
Piombina; Louis, King of Holland; Car
lotta marie Pauline subsequently,, Princess
Borghese; Anunciata (Carolina), Queen Of
Naples; Jerome, King of Westphalia, and
husband of Betsey Patterson. She was Wi
dowed at So; lived for some time after at
Aiaccio, and, when Corsica fell under British
rule, went with her children to Marseille,
WUcEG sue ufcu Ou GuC pOuoRou o1AoUSu SOAoA-
can refugees. After her son had become First
Counsul she removed to Paris, and on as
cending the throne, received the title Of Nine.
Mere. She was surrounded by luxury and
pomp, for which she had no fondness, and
her constant solicitude about her imperial
son, and her belief that his glory could not
last, rendered her the reverse Of happy. The
divorce of Josephine. the terrible retreat from
Russia, the exile to Elba, the final over.
throw at Waterloo, and the banishment to
St. Helena (she was IS then) we're heavy
blows, but she was prepared for them-they
were forebodings of her maternal heart.
While the sun of the Emperor's fortunes was
blazing in the zenith, she shivered under the
shadow of her fear, and her fear was pro-
phetic. She witnessed the downfall Of ev-
cry one of her children. When Waterloo
had sealed Napoleon's doom, she went to
Rome resided there with her step.brother,
Cardinal Fesch, in winter, and spent the
summer at Albino. She bore her adversity
with dignity and resignation, and died in the
eighty:seventh year Of her age, leaving con-
siderable property, the result of careful econo-
my. She had seen more extraordinary
changes, more making of history than even her
daughter.in.law, Mme Patterson.B .Bonaparte
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-05-01

par According to Prof Lawrence Smith, the
following are the requisites of good petroleum:
First, the color should be white, or light yel-
low, with blue reflection clear yellow indica-
ting imperfect publication, or adulteration
with inferior oil second, the odor given off
should be faint and not disagreeable, and the
specific, gravity at 600 Fab. ought not to be
below G.795, nor above 0.84 and third, when
mixed with an equal volume Of sulphuric
acid, of the density Of 1.53, the color ought
not to become darker, but, on the contrary,
lighter. A petroleum that satisfies these con-
ditions in full, and possesses the proper fash
ing point, is pure and safe. I'd 4, ..siss
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-05-01
gtIislellaueuns geadiug.
HOW 10 RxTINGUIsH PIREs.

Better than all elaborate aad costly appa-
ratus for extinguishing fires, are constant care
and watchfulness, and quick and intelligent
action on the part Of those who first discover
q FIRE in progress. The ire which at the De-
ginning could be smothered with pocket.
handkerchief or dashed out with bucket OF
water, neglected lew hours laysn waste mil
lions Of dollars worth OF property. II there
is any time in which person should be cool
and calm, in perfect command of himself, it
is when he, discovers fire that threatens the
destruction of life and property. The first
thing to do is to learn precisely where it is;
the second, to consider the chances OF extin-
gushing it. Of course, in cities an alarm
should at once be sent out, kat at the same
time vigorous effort should be made to put
out the fire with the means at hand, for some
times what the fre-engine is unable to accom-
p!ish when il reaches the scene, can be done
by one or two persons who act promptly be-
fore the flames have had time to gain head
way. ..E.
% First, then, do not be alarmed on account
Of smoke. Frequently there is q great deal
ofsmoke before the fire has made much prog
ress. Remember that one can pass through
smoke by keeping his head near the floor, or
by enveloping it in wet woollen cloth. On
entering room to fight down 9 fire single
handed, keep the door closed behind, if posi-
hla a nail of watar and a fin dinner in the
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-05-01
CHAPTER I.

Far from the madding crowds ignoble strife,
Their sober wishes never learned TO stray;
Along the cool sequestered vale OF hte
They kept the noiseless tenor OF tnelr way, ;,
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-02-15
THE CENTENNIAL MEDAL
The Truth at Last!
THE
MACHINE z;
Again Triumphant!

At the 45th Exhibition of the American
Institute Fair in this city, the Howe Ma
chime was recommended by the judges,
and approved BY the unanimous vote of
the Board Of Managers, for the GREAT
GOLD Centennial MEDAL" under the
following rules
This Medal (of gold9 is to be awarded
only for a machine. product. or process,
exhibited this Centennial year, at the 45th
Exhibition of the American Institute of
the city of New York. 1t can be awarded
only for machine, product, or process, of
great value, decided Importance, and of
more than usual merit and then only by
majority of the whole Board of Trustees,
upon the written report of three judges,
whose report shall certify to the above
requirements, and after said report shall
have been approved by a majority of the
whole Board of Managers
It will be. thus seen that the ssHoweH
still leads all competitors-and we chal-
lenge all Sewing Machine Companies in
the land to produce an award OF like ex-
cellenee received in this CENTENNIAL
YEAR.
THE HOWE MACHINE CO..
1888 CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
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The News Condensed.


of Arkansas there are no newspapers.
Bayard Taylor's executor is selling
lands belonging to the Cedarcroft estate.
VIM. Hepworth Dixon, traveller and
historian, is dead.
Hart, won the pedestrian contest i'll
New York with a score of $40 l-S miles
The tin factory of F. Letchum & Co.,
N Y, was destroyed by fire. Loss, $780,
900.
Ex-Marshal Bazine has been refused
permission to settle some family affairs
in France.
Fifteen brief questions will be submitted
to the Supreme Court concerning the
Maine imbroglio.
Michael Davitt has been sent to the
West of Ireland as Commissioner for
the relief of popular distress.
A steamboat exploded on the Wabash
river, injuring many persons. Three en-
ployees are missing.
Eleven out of twenty three Mayors Of
Boston have been graduates of Harvard
College.
1t is rumored in Boston that General
Butler has had good deal to do with
arranging the Maine plot.
Fifty thousand more emigrants have ar
rived in New York, this year than last
year.
Frank H. Kyle, grocer at West Pitts
ton, Pa, has been arrested for Obtainins
goods under false pretences.
Miss Kate Prutzman, a cultivated and
estimable young lady, of Reading, Pa,
committed suicide by poisoning. Melon
choly was the cause.
Although the feeling at Bangor was
very intense over the attempt to remove
arms and ammunition on Christmas day,
everything is reported quiet.
Bishop-elect Starkey, of the diocese of
Northern New Jersey, will be consecrated
on Thursday, January 8. in Grace Church,
Newark
Bancroft, the historian, has given up
his horseback rides, but works as hard rs
ever on his history. He talks very
cheerfully of his old age and death.
Bishop Gilbert Haven, who was thou
ght to be dyiug last week, is now reported
better, and hopes are entertained of his
recovery.
The city council of Atlanta, Ga, has
unanimously adopted resolution ex-
tending the hospitalities of the city to
Gen. Grant, on his way to Florida.
The suit begun in September 1877, by
the U. S. against Gen. John C. Fremont,
to recover 81, 10S,08, as alleged for over
pay as major general, has been discontin-
ued.
Ouray is trifling with General Hatch,
and the latter has become impatient. 1t
is now stated that the Indians wanted,
committed crime worse than murder or
arson.
In the list of Georgia lawyers who have
received big fees the Atlanta (Ga) Con-
Stitution puts Senator Ben Hill first He
received in one case fee of $4,000, of
which 100000 were paid in cash.
The seats in Professor Swings new
church, in Chicago, were sold at auction
last Monday evening. The premiums
amounted to $4,000. The highest premi-
um was paid by ''Long" John Wentworth
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-02-15
gesntiiG)te 5epsfGen aus Ne,us
Mnrf


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Der n@oooenoush 6orieihos, Wanufactariuq,
Comp" aegen ben Sberlten Bolton, @teffeu oes
Gr= Souperneur5 5iloen, eingeleitete alaqe
auf Sl146.10, ipeld)e Sumnle Der Serflaqte
angebltd) Dor ben Sabre 1876 borate, iolte
heate Uor Dem Gidlter Oonobue sur 8erbano
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ponie" an rneroDier Gid16pinn9" oarntsoer-
l;,st.
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Der, ben Shaulplsler Nuguitu8 Bbtltpps
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baS Srauen3immer uOriablid3 iboB, semaG)t
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fotiider 0tittel bsfaup. 9as Srauen,tmmer
lpuroe unter $4,000 SErgid1aft geitellt, bon
tuslder BhillppS uierten 3beil leiiieta.
- Brdil6ent Selpett BON oer .@rie Balm"
be6reltet bic NngGbe, oaB elue Babn ole vIt,
lant'c 9Eeatzg8eitsru 8abn" gepobtet babe.
- Der OampFer Barcelona" BON giper.
pool 1T augetommen.
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rGoler" BON Aipinroal iinO eingetroffen.
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b4ien If angefommeu.
- Der 9aulpfer State Of 4ennIplpauia" :"
pon Slasgop lit ein9elaufeu.
- Ser Dumpfet y Satapld," nelder beute
abeno bon qioerpool bier autam, bradte 23, ;,
900 BiuuO in Spesie.
- Der PloScB Der sBsoples gopinasz
Sant" gegen Die 2eitament8uotlItrefer Ses
telItorbenen Goan Sopt, Don Der S5irmq
5opt, Spra9ue & Comp, puroe beute Had
nrttag I'M SunoesfrslSserihte 5u@unlten Der
aldser eutihieoen. 0as @erIdlt inrn,h Ser, Sfr,
9esteren SAP 568 so .;i,-- ~, 'f' wa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-02-15
Die Sbnmadbt oer 8onapartiftet tn
5Rranfreid1a

lleberraideub 1T DE Na1tiht, ba6 bic boz
napartll1iibe Propaaauoa in 1ranfreid ein-
9effeut moroen 1T, neil Bring Zulu nid,t On
ole Optic Der BARTER 9eltelt wsrosn tanu.
Soaar 5r. 6ouher, Der treuefe Der Shtlo.
fnappen Der Waoame @ugenle, bat Die $felfe,
iuelfe lonit bic Sdaaten Der Nnhdnger beS
aalierretd)s oil Die Stimmplabe su lofeu
pf1este, in ben Sad seitedt uno alle |6oiinuus
gen auf cine &eiaurattou einsep0feIt. a8a,
rum Der Bring s1apuleOn nidJt III bic 6uB.
itapien ieines SalerS trsten fann, barber
id)peigt bas bistrete Sabel. 9lls mahri6.uz
ltd oarf man inbeiieu annebmeH, cap Der
Yrtn3 entneber 3u ihwaht6pig ober gu lpeid)
uno sutmiltptg gsartet fir ole idluere auf
sabe tit, elnen Spron Suriid;uitehlen. Wit
benz grinsen gebt Der leste Reft bes Changes
bes napoleonilben NaTens su @rabe, uao
jweifeQo8 miro etue Gin iteuung ber Yropa.
ganoa aud ben aumdIigen Seriaa Der bonas
partiitiideu Yartei rod iid] steben. Die Bo=
uapartilten iueroeu srDBtentbeilS i'll bas re-
publlfalilde 2assr iibergeben, Elm Sd,riit,
tpeld)er bic monardiidJe Yartet in Srant1eid)
auf immer su boffuun9sleier Sbun1att perz
bammen wiro. (B.T.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-02-15

tpiirbe mid si1 ipeit fiibren, es fann aud
leoer Seler aus porhauoenen Sfriiteu iid]
oleielben leid,t peruolitdno,gen. Gin Dor mir
llegenoeS Biihlein iagt: yDas Snnere Der
Ietersfirde rpirft punoerbar berubgenb.
Sie Semperatur IN bieiem gr3bten 8tnnens
raume Der 8elt ift INNER oieislbe uno immer
bic bette, geiunoeite; eben oielenise 2emperaz
tilr, bic mir Derlangen, nm uls oartn poll-
fommen Dobl Su fiiblen uno gar nid,t 81
ipiiren, oaB 2uIt inS umgiebt. Quf gang
otelelbe gSelie itlmmt uns bic Stride jelblt.
yteben ben iiterau burdlaeiiihrteu Sormeu Der
eoellten So9enllnie, bes 6alofrelles, tit eS
ibre Sntruflrung nit Ofolaifeu. 0toiaifen
baben Naturfarben, fno ME id1reieno. BeiB,
Slau, 9Olo berrifen Dor. @ie mir eintreteu,
steht es uns ourd ben lansen, tpeiteH,. ton
nengenolbten Yfe,lerbau oes Oflttelidlife8,
Der feniterloS I'M rnattem @ololld)t alanst,
boran, oortbtn, no iulr Die &uppel abuen, po
1llberblaue Strahlen BON oben berab iid er
stsbeH, porau, bis iie ii6l aliftbut. Surd3
ole 9toBen Ssnter lbrer boban Stommel btid)t
oas 21tt Der Sonue uno erfu0t. bic miloen
Sarben Der gSanoe lit 5td aufnebmeno, cen
auppelranm NIT etner guft, Die lanfter uuo
leud)tenoer ut, ais jsoe anoere lrbilbe. Ourf
otclen 4ether Id)auen mir cle aiihabeit uuO
SdlDunafraft Der bel ua0 flaraerippten
auppelmDbung I'M pabren Sthte. lStr
ld]ausn uno ldauen. 0aS @,fiibl Der
Shwere ibeint uns ue1laiien 3u moileu, es
bebt unS empor, aber ni1t ftiirmlid), als
moften mir poa beirieot9ter SehEludst oa5
9etpDlbe ourd)breden, neth, lanft, als Oh mir
lele hlni6nebten. gSir po1en bleiben IN
oieien 8aume. gSir pergeiien in tbm, oaB
er uns umlhlrebt, 10 ber5erl0leno groB uno
id)Dn iino ietne Sormen. WterfDiirotger Erie.
ben lplro uns. JSir ipliren, oab mir nidt
panlos geboren muroen I'M llebel oteler 8clt,
uno oaB uns aaeu emit nsrgsbeu merben
mirb."
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gauge 8eibe BON Setbtltiibleu, isoer 1T fir
cine anosre Spradls beittmmt, wie bic
lleberid)rsften an5eigen. Bslhe Sprahe Der
9ldubtge aud iprtd9t, artedlid,, oeutid],
plaitoeutlh, franSDfl1, en9ltid) &C., maR fin
bet etnen Drieter, Der bas reuige SefeuntnlB
perlteht uno IN Der Sprade bes gel1tenoen
tr0tet uno iegnet. Der gau bes 0omes
totete etnltmals clrca 60 0iiuionen Dollala.
llno babel 1T nod su beoenfeu, bab mon
friiber iiir etnen Dollar brelmal 10 pll bnuen
fonnte, as jeBt. Die idbtlid)eu &eparatur.
foiten auelu betragen nelt iiber $4,000 Doll
lars. - SD uerlpetlte ldn9er bel meiner ySal1s
oerung our4 Dem Dom, al8 ih beabtbttste,
belonoers oa mir 3ett unO 6aum uidt erlal1.
ben, etngebeno Sbnen bic gan5e Grbabeube1t
oes groeen Sempel5 Ser @brlltenbeit 3u idtlz
bern. Ser 2eier muB fid lbon aus 6ano.
biid)eru petter unterrld)teu. K.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-02-15
Dr. y. \. Anoermooo,
ssx. f68, @et=Tapette= Strabe,
pabe gutaipzstra6e,


,plbmet b,r ssebanoluns dssniiher eeiben aIer Art
Ieine Musmerf5nnteit. Ct bett Nfrpen=Granfbeiten
rabfdn, uelher urfatbe fie aud entftanmen. Ct fuz
rirt arebs erinblid, penn oes aeioen ih nidt iber
oas game spem perbretet bat mltteft elmer fieren
Mefbobe obne 3ulhltenabme ses Meiiers; bessleiten
ole @.idtunifs uno Mustuiidie. sden 5aIs u. I. 10.
.@5e{dmiire auer 4rt tperoen srIubt,d aussebeilt.
6dmsrrboiben blinbe, offene ODER iudeabe. .;nerle
tpie idlirm uh oas aeiben iein, coer meld,e Mitte
suon aus be. its obne einberuns sebrautt baben
unoa, iann ta elr + cine ihmer;Ioie. uniddStte Nez
hobe obne su fdHsioen ober @eihdtsz ober arbeitsz
einteauns notbis su MAIDEN, iofort lnbern uHo sdnsz
at ur,b auf bic Dauer furtren. Dieen @rfos 8aIan=
airt er potiu ober er peranst feixe Geaablung Sc
Den Ssa1 pon 6rauenbei6meroen. In DEder Spei'alt@
tdt shm cine srose Griabruns sur esite eht sfsmas
er su iIbern ODER gong su befesen ioipte ieeen 5a
opn 4lafsxihiude bel &,nbern. tuetdbe ben urin ndt
balt.n ionnen ~ beiien. ct oarf Fd auf Gen. g. 3.
zpler, goftmetiter is Baltimore. ben a6tbaren %.
q, eieuaer gonsre6=Abseetire bon Penhielpaa
naen. woasr 90. &eeier. Theol. Dr.. in gettysburg.
IA, pbsrf g. 8. Npers gr. 67, ct. BauisS Ssrese,
@soffimere 6ru. @. o, Onton, aobIenbdn6ler In
60Ifimcre. Hnb Srn gbEarb s. @burt, friiberen
Qaifirer Ser kanf Of gpml,eres" jn Baltimore, be-
WeratbunasHunoeu: BON frlb bts Na&El!ttas
br uitb bon Mtenbs 6 bis 8 llbr; Sonntass Don
bts 6u9r Nadtmittaas.
ssonorar in alien Sdaen mdBis; gonialtTMna nri'
rfa0.id5. fSan.S,1 ,12yitef]
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-02-15
: Die @itnation be,iiolid, bes @rubeu

@N OstN"AtS" W b1SAttJ Wv " - ~
aus fanbes 3u Bobie,
s q T., 1T uuperanseti. Ser Superintencent
Salb puroe geitern BON sfpei Strttsrn anse=
srifien. i9lus oieielben isooa NIT sirleni Re-
peluer iH ote SlIdt. Die Siifers iioB.n
iest Drpbunsea sssen ie;n ;.ehsn dHs.
Su gerre Saute, Snp., lpuroen
stuei Yerlonen. 5faniens auiabt u. 5adman,
neid)e ceit Seriut gemed3t batten, einen 9ug
Der ySnbianapolis ct. qonlier Balm gum
Gntsleiien du bringen, geftern su lebensz
ldnsliaer 3nd]tbausbaft uerur-
tbeilt.
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tneten- @eunta, 4sshni., egsshea, oas ole I'm.
ruben anter ben bottigeu @rnbsnerbsitern
poriiber iinb. *Der Sheliff hat esma Al Ter-
ipusn berbaftet, ohne auf @iberftano 5u ito=
Reu. uno ii,s. hsfiird,tsl fsIns peltersn 8ube=
fSiungen.
- aler. 8aushn, iiberfiihrt, einen St,mnls
faiten in Betersbnrg, y Sirg., geiegentlld
oer Wabl i'm lettsn 81 Dember betriigeri.
iher Weiie NIT Gtin,m3eitel gefiillt 3u baben,
mn,be seffru I'M Dnabesfteisselldte 81 Rid
mono in einidhri9er 6dff, siner Grlobuhe
uon $3.50 uno 3abluRg Der Yrossbfoften uer-
urtbetlt.
= 9aut elmer DepeiGe aus Banam q
pirb @eueral Soaquia 3auala am l. Wdr3
ais YldiiDent pom gflcara9na eingelett mer<
rem,
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4ine &Qrte.

Mn Hae, tpeldbe an ben fsolsen oou SIsenSllnbsn,
nerpoler G1mdde. gnttrdituns. YerIuf Der Ulane
nestroft &c. leioen, fenbe id oenfrei elm &eaept
bas fe turiyt. 9ieies sro6e Seilmittel fpurbe bon
einem Wlffiondr In glozameyita entoedt. G&idt eiu
abreiFr.es Goupert an Rep. Soiepb 3. Snman. Stas
tlon ., YtbIezSouie, N.=g. @itp.
(Sani6, St.&m.i. i.a.TfI
00N, Hieiidlmann & SOAPS Vtebbete
Compressed yeast).
90 man entSedt bot, ba6 nieIe gfadahmunsen un=
ferer See ftdb i'm Darfte benben, 70 bat ole 6dbts
9resbefe unieree ssabrttates aui iebem Vafete ben
Namen unierer Sirma. slGe anberen finb gsa&ob'
muusen.
Ninn oertanee pon feinem Grocer 0ajt, fSIetidb=
mann & Somp'S Drebbete. 9dsIid friIh
Gabrtf=Depot: Nr. "a, Nosos Gutaw Gtrafe.
fNGrst9,1S) q. @euuett, %eldyaftflbrer
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GroTtt,tttg pcs eamaotid)ea Yars
IdttfeftfS.

Stta 10 a, Dat, IA. 6ebr. Die formeue
@rof1unn9 oeS parlaments fano beute ftatt,
DIE 8rin,eilin 2ou,ie, lusl9e I'M IS llhr I'M
8ebauSe erEd)ien, muroe burh elnen Salut
BON 81 Sononenidliiien empian9en. Dsr
General.@ouoernear Warquis BON 2orne ct,
idlen nm llbr unS lpuroe ourb 10 Sanos
nenidhiie begriiBt. ST nabm einen Sib nee
ben lsinsr @trnahltn auf benz Chrome Elm unb
erDffnete Die situug our9 eine &eoe, in mel.
der er I'M yiamen Der &6ntein fir ben linn
uno ieiner @smahlin 5u &beiI qerporSerlcn
ireunbfbaittidleu @mpfang banffe uno bo.
rauf Die peridliebenen angelegenbeiten, oereu
Grarterun8 er benz 8arlants1lte empfobl, 8es
bile naiitren IieB,
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Die nd6fte Centennial gSeltattSs
ftell1ttt0.

Stem y orf, IA. 6ebr. - 9lihter Seurp
9tltoH, ipeld)er i'll elmer im Ieeten Oitober
abgebalteneH OorldnfgeH &eriammlung sum
Soritber ernannt wurOe, bat ein aus perldie4
renen, beruo1ra9enSen BetiOnen deficiencies
Arrangements @Omite ernannt, nm @orberei.
tungen fir Die aui Den 80. Ipril 3. 8. (oen
so. Sabrestag Der Union Der Staaten uuo Der
Gtniesuu9 @eor9 8abln9ton'S ais crlten
PrGItenten) anberaumte UtaiienUeriamma
lung 3u treifeu. Der 3ped Der 8erinmn1.
lung belteht oarin, cine Semegung in Se,ua
auf elne 8eltauSitslluu9, wal6e IN 1889 3ur
buHoertiabrigen SubeIfeler Der @riuOuna una
Nerer 8epublif i'll Neps9Ort abgebalten wer.
ben ioll, Su orqauiiireu.