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Evening star., 1880-01-22
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FROM MAINE TO-DAY.
The Two Legislatures.
A MILLION DOLLAR FLOOD,
TEEE MAINE NIUDDLE.
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Republican Vigilance
BOSTON, Jan. 22.-The Herdld'S Augusta
special says: 1.-The vigilance of the republican
state government is not relaxed. The state
house is guarded and local militia company
was ordered to remain in its armory this morn
ing, having been on call since O'Clock yester-
day pm.
The FusiOnist Legislature.
The fusionist legislature met this morning at
10 o'clock, with its numbers apparently un-
diminished In the house, Mr.. Cuisaman called
for an immediate report by the committee on
elections, for II he was holding a seat to which
ne ne Na was not entitled he he wished to know 1t and
standing committees of the house. Mr.. Perry
announced that Gov. Smith had received con-
gratulatory address from the Central club of
greenbackers, of Tttusvflle, Pa. Notice was
given that the committee on elections would be
ready to hear contested cases to-day. The
committee on business of the house is not pre-
pared to report, but will first advise with the
leaders.
In the fusion house Mr. Hussey moved that
the committee raised to PROFOUND questions to
the supreme court be requested to report at
O'Clock this afternoon. Mr.. Dickey offered a
ReSolve" with prodigiouS preamble, to the
effect that the legislature has been ruthlessly
frobiGden to enter the state house by an as
sumed governor and military usurper.
The resolve is as follows: "Resolped, That we
appoint committee of five, with such of the
senate as may join, to confer with The NUM-
cipal authorities of Portland and see il suit
able building can be had for the accommodation
OF the legislature and executive departments
ana nedGS Oh QeparImentS.'
The resolve was referred to a committee OF
three. The house, at 11:35 a. M, adjourned
until p m.
The fusion senate has not taken any action
on Mr.. Hobson'S resolution looking to q merg-
ing with the republican senate. The fusion
government has received a telegram inviting il
to take up quarters in Biddeford
Ehe Republican Legislature.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 22.-No fusion members
were in their seats in the republican senate, but
two or three were on the floor. The President
announced the joint standing committees.
Mr.. Hutchinson. OF Lewiston, presented a bill
for the amendment OF the constitution so as to
elect governor by plurality instead of ma
jority vote, and If at the next election it shall
appear that a majority of the vote cast is in
favor Of the amendment 1t shall then be part
OF the constitution.
Another FusiOnist i'm the Republic
can Legislature.
BOSTON, Jan. 22.-The Hejuid'S Augusta Spe-
cial says: The fusiOnist's representative, Sta
pies. Of Eddington. took his seat In the republi-
can house this morning. Mr.. Staples says 1t is
only question OF time when the regularly
elected fusionistS would take their seats. be-
cause they have become sick of their radicals.
Evening star., 1880-01-22

DEATH AMONG CoLoRED REFUGEEs.-A tele-
gram from Topeka, Kan, Jan. goth, says: There
has been number OF deaths lately among the
colored refugees at the barracks near this city.
Bodies have been left at the burying ground
three or four days before being inferred. The
city, officers have taken steps TO prevent such
neglect hereafter.
Evening star., 1880-01-22

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-The police early this
morning arrested man whose name they
would not give, but who is said to be an Inn
the girl who was murdered in her bed at house
OF Ill fame, III Prince street, on Friday night
last. The prisoner will be taken before Madame
Schmidt, prOprietreSs Of the house, to-day for
identification, and Will be afterwards arraigned
in court.
Evening star., 1880-01-22

THE TAMMANY CONFERENCE AT ALBANY
About thirty persons attended the Kelly confer
ence In Albany, N: Y, last night. Resolution
were adopted declaring that the democrad
avoiding the causes which led to the division In
the last election, and Affirming the right of de-
mocrats TO reject the nomination by party OF
candloate offensive to considerable body OF
the party. The executive committee was In
Structed 10 call state convention TO appoint
delegates to the national convention,
Evening star., 1880-01-22

SOUTH LOUISIANA AND TEXAS were united by
rail, Tuesday, by the completion of the Sabine
and Calcasien river bridge on the Louisiana
western railroad. Cars will be running from
Houston, Texas, to Lake Charles, La, before the
last Of February.
Evening star., 1880-01-22

SENATOR BRUcz's SUCCESSOR RNoMiNArEp.-The
long struggle OF the Mississippi legislative de-
mocraac caucus to nominate United States
senator to succeed Bruce ended last night. The
4Sth ballot stood Barksdale 46, George As, Sim
gleton IS, scattering 4. Mr.. Barksdale then
Withdrew, and George was chosen on the 4stli
ballot, receiving 70 votes. Singleton so.
Evening star., 1880-01-22

SENATOR KELLoGG's SUCCESSOR the demo-
cratic caucus In Louisiana last night, Gen. r. L.
Gibson on the second ballot received 55 votes
the number required, and his nomination was
succeed Senator Kellogg, whose term expires in
Evening star., 1880-01-22

PRESIDENT LINCOLN's CANE.-Detective Mark
ham, of Troy, N. Y, has discovered and secured
President Lincoln'S walking stick, which was
stolen from his box at the theater in Washing
ton on the night of the assassination.
Evening star., 1880-01-22
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
A Flood which DESTROYED q Million
Dollars Worth of PrODerty.

PANAMA, Jan. 13-The Cavca valley has suf-
fered visitation of the floods which seem to
have been general throughout Colombia. In
the early days of December the valley was WIS.,
tied by very heavy rain. The water rose
until 1t was above the highest freShet mark
designated by memory or tradition The in
habitants for miles along its course were driven
from their homes. The river rose until it was
over three miles in width and went raging
through the valley, carrying all before it. Sew
eral small villages were destroyed and some
lives lost, although no definite report has been
obtained. On the subsidence of the stream pee.
pie were aghast at the river. Everything was
destroyed in the way OF small crops and mov-
ables OF all sorts. Cattle, goats and horses were
all gone. Cocoa farmers visited their haciendas
In boats, trying to gather their crop which had
been left on the trees. They had TO 60 armed
in order to protect themselves against the i'm
mense snakes, which had gathered in the
branches OF the trees, and which had been
driven down the valley by the force of the
waters. The losses are put in the neighborhood
OF 81 100000
The Princess Louise.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-The Princess Louise, Mar
ch1oneSs OF Lorne, has arrived in Liverpool
accompanied by the Prince Of Wales and the
cess will embark in the Allen line steamer
Sarmat1an, which sails to-day for Halifax.
Lord Derby and the Liberals.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-Lord Ramsey, liberal candi-
date for the House Of Commons for Liverpool,
considered In some quarters to show that at the
forthcoming parliamentary elections the fnflu-
ence of Lord Derby will be used in favor Of the
liberals.
Evening star., 1880-01-22

GENERAL SCHENCK, who has been very i'll for
the past few days, is to-day great deal better,
and his physician, DR.. w. P. johnson. says he
is improving rapidly.
Evening star., 1880-01-22

WA series Of earthquakes occurred In Sal
1t is feared great destruction Of property has re-
suited.
wThe Cincinnati Times claims to have posi-
tive Information that the national democratic
convention WIN be held In Music Han, In that
city. 55-i- - --
Evening star., 1880-01-22

ADJOURNED TO MoNDAY-On motion of Mr..
Cameron, Pa.,) the Senate to-day resolved
yeas 81. nays 21-to adjourn this afternoon to
meet on Monday next.
Evening star., 1880-01-22

PURCHASE OF SILvER.-The Treasury depart
ment this afternoon purchased 212, 900 ounces Of
silver for the Philadelphia mint.
Evening star., 1880-01-22

THE LITE INvEsTIG IGATIoN.-The House COM
mittee on Indian affairs resumed the investiga-
ton this morning OF the causes of the recent
Ute outbreak. Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
Hayt was agained before them, and continued his
statements, which embodied general defence
of his administration. Lieutenant s. A. Cherry,
Of the fifth calvary, who, as adjutant of Thorn
burgh's command, participated in the famous
fight resulting in Thornburgh's death, gave the
committee very interesting history OF the mil
no opinions as to any remote causes that might
have led to the outbreak.
Evening star., 1880-01-22
THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-pAY.-Internal rev.
enue. s94I. .112.sI; customs. s622. .OQ4.49.

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senators Logan, Davis and Randolph, and
Representatives Willets, Williams, Valentine
White Anderson and Chittenden and Genera
Sherman
Evening star., 1880-01-22

CONFERENCE.-The Senate in executive ses-
sion yesterday confirmed the nominations of
Henry E. Prickett to be associate justice of the
supreme court of the territory OF Idaho; Robert
NJ. Kelley, of Kentucky, to be pension agent at
Louisville, Kentucky, and number OF post
masters.
Evening star., 1880-01-22

NoMINATIoNs.-The President sent the follow
ing nominations to the Senate yesterday: Ed
ward S. Wheat to be United States marshal for
the middle district of Tennessee; Morris C. Rus
sell to be register of the land Office at Duluth
Minnesota; also number of poStmaSterS.
Evening star., 1880-01-22
District Government Affairs.

BIDS FOR THE NEW SCHOOL BUILDING.
Bids were opened to-day in the Office of the
District Commissioners for the building of new
school building, on the Cluss or modified plans,
on Massachusetts, avenue, in the first school
district, as per advertisement. This is the same
school building given out in July last, at the
same time the LauretZen building, on Capitol
Hill, was given out, both to Mr. j. G. Naylor,
who, it will be remembered, failed in his busi-
ness and threw up the contract for both houses.
The bondsmen on the Capitol Hill building took
up the work, and have nearly completed
it. The bondsmen for the Massachusetts,
avenue building falling to do the work, bids
were advertised for in order to secure
OF s37, 500 from lapsing into the Treasury.
1t will be perceived by the result Of the bidding
below that the lowest bid Is above the apprO-
priaiion, and that in all probability some other
and less expensive plan will have to be adopted
10 secure the expenditure of the appropria-
ton for school purposes. The bids were as
follows: VIM. B. Downing & Bro, Cluss plan,
s49,lz4; modified plan, s43,1A. c. C. Martin,
S49,2O1 for the Cluss plan, and S45,7O0 for the
modified plan. John Fl. Howlett, Cluss plan,
s4s 500, modified plan. $4s, GOO. John Henderson,
Cluss plan, $50, $50; modified plan, $45, 900.
Evening star., 1880-01-22

IT HAS BEEN DECIDED to appoint Ex-Governor
P. B. S. Ptnchback, of Louisiana, as naval Off
Ger at New Orleans. Governor Pinchback is
now revenue agent. He will take the place
of Col. James Lewis, now naval officer. The
friends OF Col. Lewis are decidedly opposed
to this change, and it is very likely that fight
will be made in the Senate against Pinchback's
confirmation.
Evening star., 1880-01-22

PERsoNAL.-Judge Martin, Of Alabama, for
merly Sixth Auditor Of the Treasury, is in town,
on brief visit. -. It Is said that Hon. E. B.
Washburne will be before the republican state
convention as candidate for governor of ILL.,
noiS Representative Money was registered
in New York last evening. ....Gen. Schenck Is
again Frustrated by his old enemy, Bright's dis
ease, and serious fears are entertained as to
the probable result of his present alarming at
Anherst-formerly Representative In Congress
nom Massachusetts, -Chadbourne, of Williams
and Capen. of Tufts, unite In pronouncing
against third term. -. The health of Toole
the English comedian, is improving, but he is
still unable to walk. Judge Morgan the
newly appointed Minister to Mexico, is a brother
OF Mrs Gen. Drum. Of this city.
Evening star., 1880-01-22

AT THE EXECUTIVE SESSION OF THE SENATE
yesterday, the nomination OF Howard NJ
Kutchin, to be collector OF internal revenue at
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, was reported back
from the finance committee, with the recon-
mendation that 1t be not confirmed, Senator
Carpenter took issue with the committee, and
in speech Of some length insisted that Kutchin
ought to be confirmed. Senator voorhees, and
one or two others on the democratic side wanted
to know If Mutchin, who is editor of a repub-
lican paper, had not advised in its
columns a course Of most bitter and even
violent prescription against democrats? Mr..
Carpenter denied that Kutchin had urged the
extreme measures attributed to him by demo-
cratic papers, but said he was an ardent and
somewhat excitable republican. and in the heat
Of party canvass had no doubt said somd bitter
things. On the democratic side extracts from
what purported to have been editorials written
by Kutchfn, advising that democrats be driven
from the polls, ETC., were read, and some OF the
democratic Senators said such q man ought not
to be entrusted with public ONCE. Before
vote was reached the executive session was
brought to a close, but In all probabflity the
nomination Of Kutchin win be rejected when
the question Is next taken IN, as it looks as Il
the democrats will vote against him.
Evening star., 1880-01-22

THE NOMINATION of John N. Morton for col
ector Of internal revenue in the first California
revenue district is sitl before the Senate finance
committee, and will be acted upon at their next
Evening star., 1880-01-22

CLEARING OUT SALE CLOTHING.
" 1914 and 1916 Pa. arenue.
Boys Suits from 81. so up.
Mems Suits. from IS upwards.
Oyercoats at your own price.
The est soc. Undershirts and Drawers in town,
some as low as Csc
Mems Cashmere Pants, 81, 81 so and SO up.
Every article at bottom prices to close out.
Odd Jackets and Pants at half price:
j. w. SELBY,
janl7 Sign Big Shoe.
Evening star., 1880-01-22

BrsHwHACKING MooNsHINERs.-Com
Raum today received a telegram from Mount
Airy, Ca, stating that four distileries have been
seized in that vicinity, and that the force of
deputies engaged in the work were BUSH
whacked but no lives were lost.
Evening star., 1880-01-22
HON. j. z. GEORGE, who was last night chosen

Hon. j. z. GEORGE, who was last night chosen
by the democratic caucus in Mississippi as the
candidate for the U. S. Senate to succeed Sena-
tor Bruce is about 5s years of age, and is in the
full vigOr of health and manhood. He has for
state, and in 1875 he was chosen chief
justice Of the supreme court of Mississippi.
He is conservative in his political ideas, and on
questions of national import agrees with Sena-
was reporter of the Supreme Court and he has
written several law books that are Of standard
authority in his and adjoining states. He was
mittee in 1875, and managed the political cam
paign of that year.
Evening star., 1880-01-22

FOUND DEAD IN BED.-Walter r. Irwin, of Il
linois chief of the private land division of the
general land Office was found dead in his bed at
Mobile, Ala, yesterday. 1t is supposed that he
died OF heart disease.
Evening star., 1880-01-22

f-gso VACCINE POINTS l5c. EACH, 10 FOR
E-a$ 81 90. VACCINE QUILLS 25c. each, 5 for
81 90. Fresh and pure from the State Vaccine
Farm, at Chambersbure, Pa. For sale by j. W.
DREW, Apothecary cor 9th st. and Pa. ave. NV.
tan12-2w
Evening star., 1880-01-22

A NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC COUNTERFEIT Of the 81
legal-tender issue of 1875 was discovered in the
redemption agency of the Treasury to-day. 1t
came iii for redemption from Syracuse, New
York. II IS fair counterfeit.
Evening star., 1880-01-22

DIR. n. S. SMITH, of Flint, Michigan, has been
appointed physician to the Yankton, Dakota
Indian agency by the Secretary Of the Interior,
and LETT Tor his future home last evening.
Evening star., 1880-01-22

CHURCH CLAIMs.-To-day the papers relating
to the old claims OF the Methodist and Episcopal
churches of Arlington, Falls Church, Fairfax, c.
H., Dumfries and Mt. Crawford, Va, for prop
eIty used and destroyed by Z. s. troops during
ferred 10 the committee ON claims, on motion of
Senator Withers. This indicates that these
will be urged before the present Congress.
Evening star., 1880-01-22

THE TREASURY AND THE NEW YORK CLEAR
ING HoUsE.-Among the executive documents
laid before the House by the Speaker yesterday
was a communication from the Secretary of the
Treasury in response to the resolution of the
House asking for information as to the time
when the United States Treasury became a
member OF the New York clearing house. The
Secretary says that the United States sub-treas-
urer at New York has, for some time, employed
the New York clearing house to facilitate the
transaction OF his business; that the arrange
ment of the clearing house was entered into
November ~, 1878, after he had obtained the
verbal opinion OF the Attorney General that
such an arrangement would not be contrary to
law,
Evening star., 1880-01-22

EDUCATION OF CoLORED PEoPLE.-The House
committee on education and labor heard argu-
ments this morning on the proposed distribu-
ton of the money arising from unclaimed
pay and bounties of colored soldiers. The COM
mittee are in favor OF deyoting this money to
not yet decided upon any plan Of distribution,
though it is understood that they are in favor
OF the plan suggested in the bill. introduced in
the Senate by Senator Bruce, of Mississippi.
Evening star., 1880-01-22

NAVAL ORDERs.-Commander E. B. Under
wood to the Tennessee at Norfolk Va; Passed
Assistant Engineer Herschel Main to duty in
the bureau OF steam engineering, Navy depart
ment,
Evening star., 1880-01-22

THE INDIAN APPROPRIATION Bu.L.-The House
appropriations committee received the report OF
the subcommittee on the Indian appropriation
bill and discussed its features without taking
final action. The bill as agreed upon by the
$4,000 less than the estimates Of the depart
ment and S2O, ,Oos less than the appropriation of
last year.
Evening star., 1880-01-22

RARGAINS IN SECONDHAND OYERO0ATS
a rich mans OvERCOAT. drst- class merchant
tailor make, very little worn. can be bought for q
poor mans price, for less money than . common
ready made new one, at HERZOG'S, S0S 9th st.,
near PeDnsylyania ave. YOU will find large assort-
ment Of the above clothing, together with HEAVY
Winter Goods at same rates. sep23-6m
Evening star., 1880-01-22

THE BANK RESERVE BILL KIILED.-The House
this afternoon by vote of yeas 70, to nays $50.
refused to order to third reading, the bill to
compel national banks to keep part OF their
reserve fund in gold coin. This practically kills
be
Evening star., 1880-01-22

WHERE TO HOLD THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
CoNvENT1oN.-Mr. John G. Thompson, of Ohio,
who is a member OF the national democratic COM
mtttee from that state, says that next to Gin
cinnati he favorS Washington as the place for
holding the national democratic convention. He
thinks great many more people would come to
see the convention at Washington than If it
were held at any other place in the Union.
Evening star., 1880-01-22

ACCORDING TO THE ORDER of the House, made
yesterday, all general debate on the report Of
the committee on rules is to end to-day. This,
however, does not stop debate under the five
minute rule, which is liable to run along two
weeks or more.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-16
Sn 2aifwauRee uerbaftete bic Boil,

Sn 2lifwauRee Dsrbaftsts bic YoIi3ei
In uorIester Wo9e, ME bic columbia
f9reibt:
vSinf Wirtbe mssen 6aIteus pon uHors
bentli9eu 9duiern unb Ssrfaufs bon Spis
~rituoien In Minberidbrtse.1
Sc wdre an Der 5sit, baB aud bier fold
Elm grempel f~iatuirt pdrbe, bean an ioI9en
psnufsnen Rnsipsn fsblt ss aud In Der
Rsp gitp ni9t. I'm bisie gerbuftsns
tuipft oann bic columbia" nod fOIssnbe
Bsusrtuusen, bic s~beniOwObI fur Dubuque
an Pldse fnb:
vt1sbrisens f6nnte ss aud ni1t i9absn,
penn bic poIi3iffen ibre aufmsrtiamteit
sewiGen S@aufenfern (unb Gni9Iasebrst'
tern) suwsnben wonten, tn bsnen fhrsIi9
mieberbolt inbeeents, Ia i4mutise BiIber,
bur@ weI9e sswihe .RanftIertruppen~
ReeIame MAIDEN. ausssRsIt warsn. 9ers
artise BiIbsr, bic fein a~nftdnbissr @ss
i1dftsmanu In isinsm 2oeale unb nod mes
niger an ieinen Ssnitsrn buIben folts, finb
cine gsft, bic isbr sesisnst III, bic @smis
tbsr unb bic Pbantafe Der Suseub su per.
siften. unb bersn 8eieitisans i'm sSutersfe
Der 6ffentIi6en SittIi6teit burdaus ssbos
ten eri5sint. Obsr sibt es tein @eiss,
bur4 peIdes man bic Nusfislsr folder
S4muSs unb Sdanbbilbsr our CITRATE
3isbsn unb BITE barauf anseseistsn S9au'
ffelunssn per6inbern fann2I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-16

One good cay to promote
DubuQue's interest, it Der EiteI
zines artiteIs, in benz Der ,5sralb" bic
gilbuns elmer SanbsIstammsr befirmor'
tet. Another good way to promote Du-
buque's interest, III foIsenber Raib, ben
mir ben s5sraIo1 bitten, isineu 9sisrn Dor
suIsssn. Ran forge bafir, baB bic Stsu.
era IN Dubuque Stabt unb gounip 10 niss
brig inb, oils nur mSsIi9. lin bieisn
5usd bu arei4en, mirb ss nStbis fem,
baB bic GoantpperwaItuus unb Stabtpsr'
paItuns auf's ipariamfte sefibrt wsroe,
bab ebrIi5e, fdbige unb treue Beanie. fiutt
Barteisdule, ans Gubsr tommsn, baB ale
@sIbueri9wenbunsen pom 8samtsn seta'
belt unb ni9t uerbeimIi9t psrben, bas bic
OffentIi9en gauten erft 10 gut, unb bann
srif 70 bilis, aIs m6sIi9 aussefabrt psr'
ben, baB cine &eform i'm 5ffsutIiden ans
,eises unb Surpusien einsefibrt pirb u. I.
10. @ir firdten, Der v9eraIb@ will not
promote D~ubuque's interest auf uniers
9lrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-16

Dem rState &ssiftsr" sufoIse srssbsn
bic amtIi9sn Beridts aus ben 90 Counties
bes Staates Soma fur @arislb 1873, 954
Stimmsr, fhr SaneOd los, s2s, fir Bsas
per s3.5ss, unb persetteIt 40 Stimmen.
@eiammtBabI Der ubssssbsnen Stimu,en
1913, 1872, obsr SO,s5s msbr oils 1915.
@arfslO's Webrbsit sesen 5aneod 49,
1875, bic srSBte Webtbeit, bic irsenb ein
&anbibat iemaIs In Soma erbaIten bat.
Oieie 3ubIen bewsiien bic trauriss &oIe,
wel&s BITE beuti9eu RspubIitansr in bisier
Champagne ipislten. Sect TT BET uns tein
3weifeI mebr pOrbanbsn, baB grade ME es
iest in Ranias sei9sben III, aud bisr in
Soma nd9fens sei@eben wirb, taB Der
geri@ant unb bic 5abritatiou pom @ein,
Bier, aIe unb granntuein auf confitutios
nslsm Wese psrboten wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-16

glad oen uorIiessnbsn offtie0su gs'
ridtsu 1T 9aep's Ruioritdt aIs Sreisridtsr
bss 9 Otfrietes i'm @an,sn 4,l96. sic
ffeIt fid foIsenbermafen 3uiammea: 9us
buque So, $50; @ruubp So. s2l; 8Iuds
baut 60. l,447; SsIawars 942 unb Bus
danau 60, $50 Stimu,sn Wsbrbsit. Sdtte
Dubuque So. f@ nidt auf 2aep's Ssite
sefielt, mare berieIbe nit iebr seriuser
Waioritdt erpdblt worbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-16
Bur Wotb!

I'm ober sesen ben /. DECEMBER psrben
bic llntsr,si9nsten ben sroBen nnb serdu'
missn aabsn, ben iest o. y. @IOuer &
60. innsbaben, besiebsn. lin unisrs
Baarsnmafs DOR benz tlmsus gu minbsrn,
perben MIR u isrs Daaren In ben nd5ffem
80 Eassn NIT einem srobsn @abatt (dis-
COUNT ~pertaufsn. Das gilt fir ale 8sr'
tdufe BON einsm Dollar unb msbr.
Da III cine '.ausspei&nete geIessnbsit,
I~apetenpapisr, 5enfierpOrbdnse, Si@er
aaer alt, WuRtaIien unb muftaIii4e Sus
arumsnte, Gsfsd&enfe u. I. %. biais au'
suf9afen. Infer WaarenIaser III iebr
srob unb &dufsr werben biqise Prsiis ans
seboten.
0rosbenor & Saraer.