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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-19
GEORG FRO wv NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

Yesterday afternoon officer Meyers brought Ia
the station two young fugitiycs from the Washing
ton City Orphan Asylum. Their names are William
Dyer aud John Sadlcr aged ten years. Relatives
of the latter subsequently claimed the young Bo
hemian and took him home. william Dyer yet re-
mains In the station, and Is quite sick. owing nc
doubt to his long tramp and lack of proper food
ON account of the look of sorrow depleted on hi:
childish face the reporter questioned the little fc
low to learn the cause Of his troubles. Willie said
that they did not treat him good In the Asylum, and
companion persuaded him to run away. Whcr
captured they had wandered MS far as the Chain
Bridge.
Yesterday evening Mr.. John Stanton a saloon.
keeper on Bridge street, arrived at the station IN
company with an officer, who had q tight grr
upon n young African creature, and complained
that the victim hadbeen periodically stealing cigar
wine, &c, from his establishments Tho ANA
tour purloiner had climbed through q small win
dow, situated high up, and with rope tied arouuC
his waist was lowered by companion, and thu
spells divided between them. The young sablt
dcscendcnt is now rejecting upon the errors of hi
way.
In the chicken. stealing match the other day An
drew Jackson, Williams, John Taylor. and Gray
son were each awarded twenty days by His Homo
Lewis, one of the contestants, because fine fowl
| ing.piece was found at his house, for which h,
| could give no account and ID. Lewis was awarded
two months in Jail. The chickens were owned b.
William H. Minis, of SO Twenty-second street.
Charles Douglass, florist, fifty years of age, ant
tho happy posseSsor OF three wives, was ycsterda.
| hauled up for insulting ladies on Pennsylvania
avenue. Charles Douglas was rendered tho use o
coll No. for the evening.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MONETARY MATTERS.


Nav YonK, May H. 1871
The foreign commerce Of New York for the past
wr'k was ~ follows General merchandise tImports
including dry goods, sjOF,iCsi produce (cxportsl
Money was easy to-day at per cent.
Foreign exchange was steady nj 49, iis7,S for long
and issiiaiS0 for short.
Government bonds were firm.
State bonds were dull.
Railroad bonds were active and bnoyant, Rome
Watertown and Ogdensburg consolidated nfsls rose
from IS to ~ Erie consolidated seconds fell on Ia
7S4 and funded IS to 7GN but the former r, cove ID
TO 49, md the latter to TGi Missouri Kansas and
Texas consolidated assonted to 20, Chesapeake
ana Ohio tseres ~ 10 i2s, do currency int Diet TO II,
Ncw Jersey Central adjustments TO lOlH do Incomes
to6l, &C aud consolidated to tOl Denver and Rio
drande hrsts to BS, Toledo aud Wabash (St Louis
DIVISION OK mnturel couponsl to o. aud Cincinnati
ana springfield hrss Guaranteed by G G g and u to
Wi Kansas Pacific (Drnvcr Dvslon) trust r. ccipts
ied on rom llO'i TO ilD'f and do aSsrnted to no.
Ihn stock market exhibited AN unusual degree OF
animation ana buuyancy. The nivnn1e In prices
RANGED rom = To ~ per cent the latter Rock Island
Wllcn spld up 10 lSl', the rise In the stock being
Among the coal stocks New Jersey Central W, y most
prominent, advancing from ~ To 49,, The Granger
snTes advanced 'sdl'. per cont, Wabash rose from
5oA 10 ~ hnd & q and I from 49, to ~. Tho
transactions aggregated fO.UD shares. OF which If 100
were Eric, .S.0U were Lake shore, "a were Wabash,
ia.VB We're Northwestern. ioOO were ~ Paul, 2iS0j
We're Delaware, LacknwRnnn and Western 23UO We're
Mew Jersey Central, 1000 were G G rnd l. 1000 were
Wnst IN Union, and hvOi were Rock Island.
rms IOlOWltg were the clOsing prices
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be an International arrangement whereby this
question Of bi.metalllsm may be wisely settled.
=, Mr. Garfclds five minutes here expired, and
both sides that his time should be extended but
objection was made by Mr., Coflroth.
Mr.. WARNER said that ho was glad that the pres.
ent Administration had been induced by the action
OF this House TO open correspondence on this ques.
ton with foreign countries, and he hoped that that
action would be backed up by the vote OF the
orally that IL this bill passed Il at once transferred
by law 10 per cent of all tho silver bullion that
might be coined to the bullion holder. The alb.
surdy of that proposition was to him so plain that
he only wondered that so many had fallen into the
ihllacy and had become bewdcrcd on that point
Take for Instance, gold. II was set apart from oil
other things MS a money metal, and the coming OF
II did not alter its value. The same had been true
of silver exactly up TO 1873. An ounce of bullion
had had precisely the same value In the market as
All ounce of coin.
At this point Mr.. Warmers time expired, and
though ho requested to be allowed TO proceed five
minutes longer, objection was made on the Rcpub
liCan side
Mr.. HASKELL declared himself 10 be an enthus
eslc blmemlist but opposed the bill and MT
Springers amendment thereto, because If the bill
passed the gold would leave tho country and the
currency would DO contracted to tho extent oil
S2OO,OOO,0)0
Mr.. EWING said that tho great apparent object o
the amendment of the gentleman from lllino
lSpringer) was to save to the Government the dit
terence between the coin and bullion of silver, bu
the great defect Of the amendment was that while
repeating (as this bill would rcpea) the oxistinl
law making percmptory the coinage of $1,000 0O'
month. this amendment would commit TO th'
Secretary of the Treasury the power at his dis
erection 70 stop entirely the coinage Of the silve
dollar. How? Because II said that the Secretary
should buy ut thomarkct price. Where! At London
or San Francisco, or New York. or Virginia City
lie had right TO fix where, and being utterly
and Intensely inimic0 TO the coinage of tho silve
dolar he would so COnstrue and exercise his pOwc
That 20 bullion holder would sell at the mnrkc
price as declared by him. The country would, ~
that way be put of with coinage which, he ven
v wnuln nata "A N
age required by law. The amendment which III
proposed fixed the market value ut the average
market price at New York and San Francisco TO
the week preceding tho time the bullion was dc
posted.
The vote was then taken on Mr.. Ewing's amend
Speaker casting the deciding vote, amid applaus,
on the Democratic side.
Mr. SPRINGRR's amendment as amended by MI
the House then Mt iI0 on motion Of Mr.. Clymei
adjourned until Tuesday
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-19

BALTIMORE, May II, lSII
Cotton firm. Mddllng, la,sM1Ic.
Flour duh IIownrl-srcet and Western superhne,
25aSO o do extra, 81 2564 81; do mily. s5nG CITY
Mills superHnc, - c5Gi; do extra $1,000; do rio
brands fdG6 -; Pniapsco family, sGTi.
Wheat-Southern firm. Western dull. Southern
rcd ~ itnI Is; do amber, 81 mol 81; No pennsyl-
rauia red ~ 49, 6n1 10; Northwestern winter red spot.
~ l3E@l 1915; May, 81 34ql l3'i: June. 81 i2l0e
81 l2Si July, Il iia@i lisa; August 81 Osls 0SG.
Corn-SOuhcrn quiet and lower or white Western
dun Southern white, isdis'4c' do yellow. 40 &c;
Western mixed, spot and NAV, t3'dGili.c; June Nv
ni3'sci Jnly, 43A@l3ac: August i49l4c; steamer
i1'ac
Oats steady. southern. 3Jd 3Gc Western white 3ldo
IS &c; Ito miNcd dlddici Pennsylvania SitG&Jc.
Rye steady AT Gle.
Hay dull, Maryland and Pennsylvania prime TO
choice. sl2mli.
Provisions hrm. Moss pork. so jOaiO7 "a Bulk
meats Loose shoulders &c: ccarrih sides 5C packed
iGC and SIC. Demonstrations, IAc: cear-rib sides.
&C. Hams, 0sN lie. Lard refined, In ticrccs, &c.
Butter steady: prime To choice Western packed 40
l6c; roll, llG BE. Eggs active Vt i'aml2c
Petroleum quiet, Crude, G'aH7aC; refined, SIC.
Coffee quiet. Rio cnrgOcS, lO's Ice.
Sugar irm. A son. S'sGtsSc,
Whisky dull nt IL O7G l ora.
FTclglts to Liverpool per steam steady Cotton.
3-l6d Hour, y 81; grain, cad
lsccepls-Flonr, 2,;2i bOs wheat, sIiOo bu; corn.
20 100 hi; oats, L. 500 bu.
Shipmcns-W Wheat, o, 600 bui corn. 81, 200 bu.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-19

Supreme Court of the Dlsrict.-Russell, receiver,
VS.. National Capital Insurance Company; motion
toinspect books and records dismissed. Newman
VS.. Hester & Co. reargument ordered
Equity Court-Justicc Macarthur Coggins VS..
East Washington Building Association; stricken
from calendar by order of complainant, Ramsey
vs. Daniels settled. Grant VS. Il. S. and Il. Com
pany late auditor to proceed with audit. Nc.
Manus vs.. StNndsh ct al; pro confcsso against
White White, Winde and Jenmer Rick vs., NcilScy au-
min; alimony and counsel fees ordered paid.
Ford VS.; Holden compliments testimony to be
closed June T. Riggs vs.. Thomas; reference to
costs ordered. Bower VS.. Z. S. and 4. Company
former decree modified, Zantzingcr vs. Ingcrsoll
ten days allowed complainant TO take testimony
Cook VS., Cook: attachment against defendant dc.
MED. StOddard VS.. Hartmann injunction denied
and restraining order discharged. Thompson VS.,
Thompson; reference to auditor, Willett vs. Lyles
account Of receiver approved and discharged or
dered. Owens VS.. SmoOt trustee ordered to refund
bill and hold property Strait vsStrat TO be heard in
the general term in The first instance. Brent vs..
Brent; Martin V, Morris, guardian ad Item ap.
pointed. Ladd VS. M0ngum; leave to file suppl
mental bill and revivor. Hunt VS., Burchc; sale
ratified nisi; Arundel VS.. Inlay. rule against
James McGibbon 10 show cause, Holton VS.. Fit
man ct al; pro confcsso Gardner vs., Cowel ct al.
pro confcSso against certain defendants. Hadley
VS.. Sovereign Cooperative Association; time for
hearing motion for injunction set for May 81
Savage VS.. Savage private sale authorized. Larncl
VS.. Gideon; authorizing receiver TO record plot
Coo VS., Coo; testimony ordered taken. Clark VS.
Gross; Perry Il Goldshaw appointed trustees and
receivers.
Criminal Court-Justicc Hagner-Fanny Smith
alias Indian Fanny perjury guilty; notice of a
motion for new trial. The motion of Colonel Cook
for u severance In the cases Of Mcnamara, Roach,
and Shugruc indicted for rape, was denied.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
Supreme Court of the DStrct.-'No. A, Painter
VS.. Dr4nc No. ne, Brown Us. Dyer No. a. Cole
son VS.. Manson; No. 81, Schneider VS.. Schneider
No. 81, Bride VS. Wright; No. 3d. IAnsdnle vs..
smith; No 81, SecQr VS.. Gross; No, So, o'Neal VS..
District of Columbia.
Circuit Court-Juslco MacArthur.-NO 279 reg
uar cRlcndar) TOwles W.. Gleason garnshcc. Ap
peal calcndar-No 81, Clark vs. Godslein M. lj6
tersdorIll vs.. McIil; No, 16l, shepherd VS.,
Lloyd No. 1866 Woodward VS.. Curry S Bro; No,
100 Vogclwcyd VS. Warner; No ~, Hurdle vs.. Tai
bot; No. l7j. Smith VS., Beyordgo No. 40. Clark
VS.. JOhnsOns administrator; No. $50. Miller vs.
Quigley; No. 1885, FonwiCk " Stewart vs. Bradford
Criminal Court - Justice Iiagner, - Duschka
White, keeping bawdy house; Clara smith, lar
CCny; Henry Charlton, petit larceny. second Of
Tense; George Price, resisting an oilicer; Lelha
Matthews, perjury
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TO lake elleCt
SUNDAY, MAY Is, lS79, AT 400 A, NJ.

TO lake elect
SUNDAY, MAY 49, lS79, AT 400 A, M.
AM Leave washinetoni
0;Oj,,,,tNEM YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND BIOS.
TON EXPRESS. Ellicott city. on Sundays to
napos Junction HsS Js essp 3 aoSSef Elk Ridge
,..o and Mount wlnans. Breakfast at Relay Station
sirH;Sars, winsSssteT,' Magcrsoop, Frederick,
sOo-fBALfiMoRE HSD LAUREL EXPRESS.
8lo,Poiqt Of Rocks, Piedmont, sirosburg, winchcs.
o,o ter, liagerstown and Way stations no.,ro,,
AND BAhfffaAbRE E2PREss fario p Car G 70
sssN NFT fHF 6 Gga r rmI% COLUMBUS AND
pITrSBURq EXPRESS. Frederick, lIagers-
Through car TO Staunton. Pullman Cars TO Gu.
clnnati daily. Grafton to Sandusky daily, eScep.
eooaion sunday only-Baltlmore, Annapolis, aud
lo;Oo,- BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Stops ut Badcns-
burg, College, Retsville. LAUREL Annapolis juno.
tioh, JeSSups, and Hanover
i2lo- Baltimore, Annapolis, Elcott city, and Way.
i:1om.NEW York, PfIiIA DELPHGA, AND Bos.
TON EXPRESS. Stops mt Laurel.
l:35-tOn sunday only--BatImoroa and Way.
iSB%To aRa Way i DSshuno AND LAU
REL EMPRESS Frederick, via RELAY. stops
as5tfoint Of Rocks 'i Frederlc nagcrstown Win.
OF Rocks snn W %sy s Stations o SH sunday 7"
PiTIiIA S3GE4Lk ANp sn nal
gop, ff az %S gam LS s
ZOO baltimore and Way stations.
lc-.tBALTIM0REfEXPRE Ellicott City, via
Relay.
sI5-tCHICAGo. COLUMBUS, AND PITTSBURG
EXPRESS. Sleeping car TO Chicago, Pittsburg'
except Sunday
i015-tNEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BAI,-
T1MORE EXPRFSSS. stops at Bladenspurg ana
Laurel. Sleeping car to New York, and special
sleeping car to Philadelphia -
iGW.tST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
Pullman cars.
tDaily. SUNDAY only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All trains stop lat Relay Station.
For further Information apply at tho Baltimore and
Ohio ticket Observation-Disclosures station, and 6O3 dle
and LAY, Pennsylvania avenue-where orders Will be
taken for baggage TO be checked and received ct any
point In the city. W. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation.
L. NJ COLE. General Ticket Agent,
GEO s. KOONTZ, General Agent.
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San FnASCfsco. May ". ISM
The following are the official closing quotations OF
mining SlOcks tO.lny.
GENERAL M1RK EI,y,


GEonuErowS, May II, 1874
Whcat-The market WAS quiet and nominal with
firm and steady tone, the principal milling inquiry
beng for the choice grades Of Lancaster We quote
nominnly ut Il l4Gi 10 for Futz and 81 I76pI - for
Lancaster.
COrn-rhcre were no receipts or offerings of corn
reported but W" note an active Inquiry Tor local wants
Tor both yellow and white at i6C.
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RIVER And CANAL NEWS.
Washington River Front.
There were no arrivals or departures along tho
Washington river mont Saturday,


Arrived Schooners Charles Dennis. Craze, rhila
dcphia, with $50 tons coal to Dixon ~ Kings Emeis
Il Bir,lsell, Birlsel Philadelphia with coal TO Dixon
& King.
observation-disclosures Charles Dennis, Crane, for Long
Island CITY, with $50 tons coal: Emelic II BlrdSell.
BTdscll, Portland, Me, with 100 tons coal,
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Arrlved-Boat h NJ Young, Weyland Doerncr, N
Thomas 4 Boyer, Dlgent, Fannie Ilstels, Edward
Boyer q u WArHeld, Henry Boley, NJ san ord, W
Morris II Lynn, and Lucinda,
Clearod-nOats W Morris, Annie, ] Thomas, IL
Lynn, NJ Meigs, Edward Bhyor, Lucinda, q ID
Warleld, II NJ Young, Jennie, \ II Bnln X q Hut ert
II BOley, Wcyland DOernCr NJ sanford, and Dlgent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-19
JOSEPH II. EDISON, ! rrr.,oos
THOMAS HYDE, trustees
II r. CoLDWELL, Real Estate AuCnoncur,
cs 500 street northwest.

Tl1REt.STORY BRICK DWELLINGS ON THE
El;AhSSr SIDE or TWENrY:SIXTn STREET.,
NErWEltN AND l. STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed OF trust. dated October .. A. ID.
1913, duly recorded In ber No $40. folio l0 ct seq
one of the land records for the District OF Columbus
and at the written request Of tho holder of the note
secured thereby shall sell Rt public auction m front
ofthe premises, on FRIDAY May - 1879, at o'clock
p M. the following described real estate situnte IN
the city of Washington, d. g., to wit Part lot num-
bered nine O In square numbered fifteen (l5) begin
ming for the same ut the southwest OF said lot
aud running thence north the enst line of Twenty
sixth street thirtythreo (l feet; thence east eighty
eight tSS) feet thence south thirythree $50 feet aud
thence west eighty eght (s) feet to the place OF be-
ginning, together with the improvements, &c. sub.
cent nom September 1875 recorded in Lber sg6, TO-
lilo 2ig OF said land records
Terms! One. third cash, and the balance In six
twelve. and eighteen months with Interest at per
cent per nnnum, secured by deed of trust on the
property sold or all cash, at option of the purchaser
one hundred dollars deposit required ut the time OF
sale, and all conveyanclng and recording at pur
chnScr's cost. HARRY q. CHRISTIAN,
ap;D gitwSds Trustee,
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1879
GREAT
1879

TO THE H EHNHsY WsF Aa s2v ggpGyruwEsr
On, I'm DOUBLE TRACK STEEL I RAiIS rortp
SPLENDID scENERMHiE MSAAaNifiohNr Ieoif'
rn .,Ns,v IN NJ EFFECT NAY 70 is1a ,, no,,, nor,
ner of sixth and y streets, as follows;
For Pittsburg and the West, 1880 u m. daily, with
PHTSS Car 10 to PSSF end sfspss cSGsS
6fE T PsfSS fs5 R& HhisSSA
and the North at $40 y. m. daily. except saturday.
with Palace Cars TO Canandaigun, For williams
port. Lock Haven, and Watkins, at 1870 a. M.
For New York and the East 1880 and io:l5 p M daily,
with Palace Cars attached. Limited Express OF
Pullman Parlor Cars, $50 q. IN. daily except
For Brookiyn, New YORK, all through trains connect
atiordIng direct transfer to Fulton street. avoid
ing double ferriage and Journey across New York
For Philadelphia 1880 $780, and 1915 p. daily. Linn
tied Express 800 a. m. daily, except sunday. a.
For baltimore, 6:O, S3 Oa m. and 40 r. m. daily,
eSTepd Sunday lGSo o. n' i"' o'"'' HiV' ana ioi'
For Popes Creek Line. GAO a. M. and 400 p m daily
except Sunday.
For Annapolis, $40 n, m and 400 p. m daily, except
ALEXXSbRIA AND FREpERICKsBuRu RAIL.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD -
For Alexandre, q 7;l5 So 10 II a M and l'i5 g. t2o
For Richmond and the South. $50 a. m. daily and
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, O. 7;l5. o.
u, 9, TO- II A. N, and !, 3. 4;2C, 5a Z and p M
Tickets. information, sleeping and parlor-car &C.
commodations can be procured at tho oiices-north-
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
yana avenue and at the depot, where orders can be
LETT for the checking OF baggage to destinations nom
"'''' "I /. p. FxRME Err, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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FORTY-SlxTH CONGRESS.
The Silver Bill Hanging Fire in the
House.

An Appropriation Looking TO Blmetaliic
Conference Interesting Debate on the
Silver Biil--SeveraI Amendments
Acted Upon - Tho Springer
Amendment Rejected
No Monday Session.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

The Great Double Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST, AND SOUTH
WEST
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I UIIN III HUMAN q VO.t
~ Real Estate Agents and Anctloneers
st. Cloud Building.

by virtue of decd Of trust, dated June 49, 1875,
corded IN Lber n ~ folio az Of the land records OF
the District of Columbia, and by the written request
of the party secured thereby, we will sell n public
auction, in front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAH, ,
the 2lst day of May. 1870 at i:D o'clock u. that
piece parcel OF ground lying IN the city OF Wash
ingtOn, District of Columbia, known the southern
part or lot numbered twenty.threc, In Wlllets re-
corded subdivision Of original lots numbered Is. IL,
aud II, In square numbered "a, commencing for the
same at ee southeast of said lot a. and run
ming thence west 100, feet; thence north l5i feet
thence east l0g feet and thence south 10, feet to
beginning, together with tho improvements thereon.
Terms Ono,thIrd cash balance in six. twelve and
eighteen months with interest at per cent per an
mum. secured by n deed of trust on property sold.
Deposit Of as at time OF sale. COnveyancng Mt eN-
pense OF purchaser. Terms of sale 10 be complied
with In eight days
JOSEPH r. EDISON, rr,s,oos
THOMAS HYDE, i'"S''oN
w NJ SNiru Haips,nnn NV. nndt,l.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-05-19

IL a. MCINTYRE, Real Estate Broker
LIE Di8 Il street northwest.
PUBLIC SALE or Two.SToRY BRICK HOUSE,
NEAR TIlIRTEENTH AND 4 STREETS
NORTHWEST
By virtue of deed Of trust, dated the 9TH day Of
June, A. ID. 1877, and recorded IN Lber SOS. folio 81,
one OF the land records for the District of Columbia
and ~ the request Of the party secured thereby we
Will ol6r for sale at public auction. IN front Of the
promises, on FRIDAY, the I'D day of May, 1879, At
$50 o'clock PM lot numbered iOrty.hvc (ij) In Mary
c. MiChells subdivision OF original lot four %, In
square two hundred and thirtyeght (23S IN the city
of Washington, u. c. together with the improve
meuts thereon.
Terms: The amount secured by sald deed Of trust
and the expenses of the sale In cash; balance In six
and twelve months at per cent. interest.
BRAlNARD H. WAltNER,( ,r,stoos
CHAS, G. GLOVER, ii"'VV@
j. 7. COLDWELB, Auctlouper. myi0-eOd&ds
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AUCTION SALES.

Il, A. MCINTYRE, Real Estate Broker
lie Di8 street northwest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-20
@ermifdte te.esrapoifa,e ospesa,sn

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elmer Iailferei bon Sas. Hoouen ourd) eiaen
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Sn bsr Sdrberei Ser @ebriioer 1sirtb in
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geItern Qbeilb auf lonDerbare SSeiic erbroielt.
Gin Gnbe leinar Salsbinoe fpuroe BON Der Maz
ldtnerie ergriTien, iueld)e Die Sd)iings 10 feit
5ulGniirte, bab @orbtt eritidte, ebe man inn
0iilfe leilten tonnte.
Der Sdmieb 90. 3. 9tetmen puroe ga=
fern in g ep=Srleans BON Sobn @urrD,
benz Glert bes 4. 9ifriftgeridts, erlbolen.
Ne1nen bate argeblid] Suerit einen Qngrif
aut elrrp geinad]t, ais i6n1 bieier cine Ged)-
nnrg sur 3ahlllng prdlentirte. @nrrn ilt per,
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iuegen GrnorOnng oes StabtIhatneiiIers
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iporben.
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tors Sl GuansDlle, Sno., 1T nit 6interz
laiiung bon Sduloen i'm Setrase BON $780,
000-$80,000 burt)gebrannt.
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BEN Jianen 9tep= Orleans 2eague Bubllbing
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Sieb alisgebrofen. Der @ouperneur bat cine
@omnliiIton Sur Grgreifung gesigneter Sduez
maBregcin eruannt.
Gbebalier Jurnonpille, ehenlalt=
ger &aIltrer Der y&anal Sanf" in 9t N I.
SrleanS, iunrbe geitern BON ben Oortigeu
groBgelftpcrenea lpegen llnterlAleliS in Nn-
ilageSuRanb perlett. Der gngetlagte befinoet
i;d1 Dem Serrebmen nad in 6auallna.
Sn luguita, Wte., bielten Die Republifdz
ler geitern 9tbeno eine tgnattpnsnrlalnnu
lung blnitdtlid) Der Stinmensdbling. Se-
latcr 0laire belt eine lputbi6naubenbe 8eoe,
unb ale 9lnmeIenbei1 lparen entritItet na6 Ser
5ensluIt. @arcellon piro iebenfalls aaer @nt=
riiftung gum Srotehas Sort bebaupten. Sies-
NAL l1ctnelt Die Jtepubllfaner "aliunde' sl1
Iein.
Mtebrers giienba bnma agnaten, So
runtsr SS. Sanberbilt, Sesustt, @arrett uno
Scott, bislten geitern ndldugere Gouferen3 in
philadelphia. gSie man au9bt, lpuroeu feine
Nngelesenbeitsn bon aasenleiltem Sntersiie per=
banoelt. Die 3ulanneilfllnit ipar bic erite,
tpelhe Die YrdiiDenten Der perid)teoener 6aupt=
itanlnz zSabuen leit 6rn. Scott's 8idfebr aus
europa batten.