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THE COURTS.
DEClSIONS-JAN. 81.

S,,,ycms Corf-Chambcrs- Judge Donohuc.-
Bruckaoher ait lirIeSiaehe aS t
secGiy disaproyed second apgrSs n s. s tacts
Kunzel agt kuntze Where Is proof =. service ~ r
Hart agt Lynch-Aotion glanen sec mtru,uess
Carroll Elderd ag ila-see measfsadun g a alter
van gt ogrhTac Rochesier AIT MehrSack the People,
ere art aOua Trust Company Motions Genod Schneider
Brndy Moel ag More Evans agt Asg,e9gj "Sy ~
Beden In tue matter Of lyosI s Fs ar oo
Lockwood agt lynn IN the mailer a GI io e at
Fowler DAVIS ag winshpi Hays lGt' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
S Pm q Inse Lavrence-Paee agt Jex and an.
otherGranied. LAMBERT agL Bro "ning.-vra1Td T T
mn Ss' InI Fipo, r's and decree signed
Saperor oart-Specidl Terribly Judge Sedgwiek.
WSe9re a 6P.rounnanee LaInson ast smih-Ofd
ered Gay calendar Tor hIs Monday Q. feeua S
Compauyt iIcrman at. German American Bank lay ag
or h. Teiie Of Re4nectsble Aged INDECENT Fe
males Egeson ct ri order Of p1OheaOn Anu sum
receiver TO pay money Ia the matter OF tr9st
ct a-order denying motion for injunction ben Nv, ag
Hunt II aorder deny ing motion TO .l9 ssouIS s,s
Gate, agi Co-low e all Adams ag Levy tappers sg
Gienethal Mallory ig Stout FalleT ag ippe N MTgt
srt Nostrand Morrison agt Ranges wenman agt DoigeT
Koig agt BarsotOrdeIs granted Freeman hgI FieeuAn
Common Pieas-Special Term By Judge J. F. DAILY
Lehman and others agt. Eobcrts-Fndngs settled SHIP
as oog sI99ts 9sanscg geS sS mony
Marine Court - ChambTs-Bv Judge HaweS.-
Boineer agi. smh.The foreclosure OF mechauiss neh
must now commenced by summons and cannot DC oern
msaeeG By notice under q sos The act Of isgS
clearly superseded by the act II SO ana seems 70
where remedy - leptaeu
Nv irnpcafon 10 give other construction woud mann
fesy make statute imperative winch would VIC
late eXactiug Tule OF Jaw SEQ ic' khAh as
nov Ahb y & 81. whore tho question Is most osreuy
Hallett.hoon 81 anted Win COSTS
~ o,c ,ron, see Rothschtd agt- Isidor
me auestiors objected allowed and the examination
,,cr,si m directions indicated see memorandum
Iorbower agt Dcmeritt-See memorandum Emerson agI
Ifaief two motions -GTancd with costs N one acuon
stenmetz at Se!nmetz; Mccarthy agt sehwaItzsciild
chase Lippei Pauuner agi the Boston ana Wv ~.
~, FOOte ag- same; Burhan agt
Miller. ii anen schwagler Hazard, IT, Agt Mseh
Ncford sckles-Motions granted Hnhieh ast buck
wattee-Atachment vacated seitz agt Kuhn & .
Giis aci CHADWICK Bih OF par
,rnisrs orler.d Has AIT Westruppe mcnt proceedings
dswised Minor MOreyArrest vacated Cholsent agt
arystt Nation denied with $40 costa Foley AIT speif
lin of Iartoulsrs vechio agt HGeeer-Complaint
Dailey-MOtlon grahod as per oiuei
NV Judge sheudan.-MOnroo agL Newmani fHee sgI
Beach-NOtens granted
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sleen and wake again, and see Him He is, we shall
see Him as blazing pouring Himself abroad feed,
ing the wants OF the universe, wrapping Himself around
tne poor ana the needy and lifting up the universe 10
hlgher plane OF traDscendent love and beauty.
HOW poor thing Is To say that m1n IL Christian
because ne trains In such church. observes sunday
avs ns prayers and makes cOntr bntons Tor various OBJ
Jects! Religion often like lee, which IA beanffnl ana
crystal bat The old river fowIag under 1t as ever so
old pride selfshness, worldliness and avarce roll IN
derneath 1t as before. To enter the Christian
life-not the church hf,-is TO lay down
the natural lower lifeto consecrae yourself and
reasoning power 20 be bread for others supply
to live for bcnecence The ideal Christian one siam
as TO the natural man. he has overcome pride ana pei
hsbness he has put down the earhnaD and put Oh the
Christ man. That is. the cal 10 the Christian life
which goes out, and how few respond! To accept II in
all. There is struggle which goes in the life
OF every man. between the higher principles
fare. The preponderance OF nature Is earthly. and the
struggle is 10 have the prepondeance heavenly and d.
vine 49,
II is not enough TO lead life Of ordinary morality
The church life Is good but Is not enough. IL Is IN ~
life, who cOmmues our spirit 20 His own, so that every
power and force are dedicated to the welfare OF
men, Are you Chrisiisni ] don't ask
whether you have been cbeercd or experienced rcsi0c
or had pleasure IN prayer Is your nature transformed
into the faith that works by love, 50 that you nave
ascehdancy over your downward. seli-seeking iin-
pulsesf
AS the days 90 on this question becomes more and
more important Wien travellers IN foreign lands up
pr0ach the boundaries of country they beihnk them
selves OF their ports aud their evidences OF clnz-
shlp so that they may go gu anharmed' ,h we
great land. There is hut passport II the mind ana
VIII OF Christ he shah he ike him. III we are so
blessed az to enter and reign II VIII he by virtue OF tne
remission of self and the victory over our lower powers
in Christ jesus II without this we shall pass
10 darkness struggle sorrow an0 shame ara whatever
may be the ISSUE IL Is too appalling for ans man 20 enter
II. But hah not heard nor eye seen tho things
laid mp for you and and ours II sc so happy as
to be transformed into the image and spirit and mina Of
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He then asked: "why are these men che prisono's
herei The answer is at hand-they have 'lo'a'eu
the laws they are sinners; they have been arr'o'
tried and convcted they are being punshsu law oo
nndersfand This men who say there II no hW' no
damnation beyond no judgment seat no NJ. I'LL Told
Punishment will submit 10" The preaGS"e ~ The man
who appeared without the we eco sstnri II
was n sin OF omission, and 10 was oeca aus
OF his Indifference that the commahd on ~ io
text was given lie then likened the prisoners "
the offender They had followed their iucIlnaunsd ~
had neglected obey God and the law tneS ,ided IN
fused TO move in the right direction theT yIflue
tempfatfon and followed the father OF sin Do YOU 10
pose that they are worse than others cOhtInn, '
preacher. - / toll you now tiat except yci'P'"''
shall likewise he condemned"
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ALL ANGELS CHURCH CONSECRATED.
sernon and Confirmation by Bishop Potter.

conservation service was held yesterday
morning at All Angels Church of Eighty-irsts' ana
Eioveutb-aye to commemorate the enlargement OF the
church nj which Bishop Potter, the Rev
charles r. Hoffman and other clergYmen assisted
A. the conclusion OF the service the Bishop
administered the rite OF confirmation TO nearly
arr nersons which was preceded by short
addresS The church decorated In every part-the
alter and bapsmal front being prettily festooned with
aoxers and the pillars wreahed with cvergrcens Tie
service began with a professional hymn, onward
christnp soldiers" followed by the Oath Psalm OF the
psalter. "Thc earth is the Lords, and all mat
therein Isl The shop then delivered short prayer
after which the rector delivered presentation address,
enoiuing the Bishop 10 bless the church. duu 10 tx
giving PRAYER followed, aud after the C0llect hnd
EpstIe read the Bishop proceeded 10 urlvet
an address. He took for Ais tex ?salns XIV. :
!. Lord have loved the haDia.on OF lay house ana
the Mace where Thine honor dwclleth"
these words" the preacher said, breathed me trne
shirt OF every devoted and religious mind lie coulu
moi Doubt that IL the especial feeling OF the ministers
and congregation assembled there around bin. lie
,,as pcr-siaded that II not ambition That hhu
,,N,,nesd the rector in the pursuit Oh this under
h'essnd sanctuary, which brought cuiightenment
and hope aud conEolatioa 70 the hearts OF
Ill i,s vnrshippors, IL was not the love OF praise nut
,,n far Coos house that was tho constraining INIT
once ,ndcr which, acted aud nothing could be more
nea,iug or acceptable 10 God than the buluins OF
rey.,ence and p;ro affection. praising HIN III liS ser
xces viii preyc rs and thsDfnsVing. listening 20 hl
a.d and coming with faith ana love 10 Inc blessed
sncrameDt OF Christ's body
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Nrvv vopK uauy TRIBUNE MONDAY, FEBRUARY g. 1880

az when alive Whether there be anothrr IRE or NOT my
frst duty Il to make nj out OF this that ! can
These are the prevailing thoughts ameng nor
oy the youth OF the present day, Du II Is te wreGneu
cuuclus0n Of many and woman OF me TINE.
IDEAS Of This deysa philosophy presented % weak
Christians and they strongly influenced Dy tueul,
Men expect eternal e through Christ yet refuse 10 I'VE
the lie which He ted. Chrsts life demonstrated rear
sacrifice This the root iica OF the whole syteD We
But do not do this for they do not wish To
walk III narrow way and yet they talk OF heaven
with as much confidence though they had fulfilled all
our IOrd's commandments. Heresy thus makes free
with the Divire Word.
SEEING how Informed and confused the popular
notions and the growing habits Of religion, especnly
among the lower walks of lie. we nave the gIrhtes,
cause for fear OF the future low cloud has appeared
horizon. IL threatens TO grow larser displaying
conc perhaps with heavy winds and hail, to sweep
away the hercsics and restore the youth ~ our dny
better nobler life. Then. when we have iulhled
Chrss words, hone tn enjoy the HE OF hih VINO
has revealed eternal life pure ana lrut-a ne W oe
found only by waking In The way Of CHRIST
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THE DIGNITY OF SPIRIT RAPPlNGS.
t.,., ran. A, psuUbJfc1n J{dl

Henry Riddle, late Superintendent of Public
Schools, delivered lecture yesterday morningon spirit
ualism at Republican Hall, No 90 West Ihlrty-thlru-s
which fairly attended. - 80, ,
The religion of the Bible" said Mr.. Kddle. "is based
Sprtism rests upon It's evidences D: to-day" The lee
turer disclaimed intention OF doing auythlng 70
preudice any one against the Bible; he had nothing 10
say either for or against It.. However, IN the course
Of ms remarks, he took great pains 10 SNOW
wherein the Bible does not disagree Win
the Spiritualistic doctrines - bringing forward
many quotations from IL to support his fayorlte ne.
oIies Mr. Riddle rebuked those who consldcred that
tbe angels who were fond OF Inducing in spiritual rap
pings as deficient In dignity Dig4Iy;' sara ne; Us
only an artificial rhng best hut sim these rappngs
are moi uudignifed. They are intended simply 10
awaken us To a realizing Of our condition CHRIST
said: Behold stand at he door ana Ahock %; 10
spirits likewise knock that they may he admitted 60
come unto MS with their sweet consultations" Ihen Io
There arr certain evil splits that should discrin
nate against sprltuasm abused no@ ne II mas been
In lhe pnst; must be cAreluI.|
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SUNDAY TEACHINGS.
,,,,>r DANCE OF THOUGHT COVERED.

nrrcurR on THE TRUE CONCEPTION OF IIFE-
m NIX on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF ALL
ANGELS cHURcH-sERMoNs BY DR. NEWMAN
Mr.. TALMAGe AND DIR. FuLToN-PRoFhssoR
.plEk's VIEWS OF THOMAS PAINE
curious diversity of topics and WIDE range OF
,ol,sfs are covered by the sermons and addresses
reported below, from the discourse OF Dr DIX IN
Trinity Church on modern heresy to the address OF
Professor Adler in Chickenng Hall on Thomas Paine.
Mr. Beecher preached yesterday morning on tue true
conception of life. Mr. TaIm"se spoke OF the VIC
lies won bv the weak DR.. Newman's subject
..as the bcatitude of the pure in heart; and DR..
ru,ton drew lesson from the recent Kings County
pep,tentlary fire. All Angels Church was conse-
Grated and Bishop Potter preached sermon.
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srryK,,E gr-CHAWBERs-Lawrence. Jcoart orsns at
1880 A. m Calendar called al ~ m-frst Monday mo-
pn o FSeT cDs5. O. 4,
DemnrreTs-Nos a, 90 90. ~ % 100 lQi lqI lg5 iQl
tx g Law and No. 2el 267 2ss se7 81 $ly
5 IS 40 40 ~ r. s rs 49, sS sss &c., L. '' 80 '
CiEcuP.nI Ivan BTn I la 1s Sp1ns iYo ioIp
isS 1851. s2s 1905. $50. 1919 49, 7o7' leo S2S2'
Fan ii beach Court opens at 1920 2Ss a. INos
7i6 1909 1886 $50. 1877 60sT. 1910 $50 1884, lol4
l ptd III III Don5hue j-court opens at 1880 Mes
2?G9 les 5 is sss i g 1881 1881 G9y is55 ito
iyS i722 1885 iGOl la66 1870. 1868 SV1a Ill., 1882
~: s,lrvaor courr-aExER1 TEnN-wm meet today for
Tie Of haasns aSS9 dss op.n. at
OAR called At II m.Demurrefs-Nos q D. issues oil
Tri, TnrMPSRT i~freedman. Court opens at II
mNo. ets r. oSg ~ ~ e 7s IA s zos $50 57 iels
ssi sis f5 @ a. 400 100 100 oo0 '0' ''. We
Pact II curtis J Go opens at t mN Ss
s5s 81 $50 sS 555 is 49, 2Sa 6i7 SSH s4s 460 Cid
~ SDs9: e 9s9 l. S sGa a aG
60 4Se 6Ol, 34S 1881. 4ol 49, 4S' 49, $40 o-Z' AZ
6xoy PIEAs-GEsERAL TRaMw meet today to hand
dq srRc asi.i T9as-vau Hoesen
Calendar called at ii a. Mos l. p B. l. s. o. 10 H.
EaS S TEaM-vsn oe.en JcOaIt cregs At i mo 10
Nos l. . s. 67. 0. TO- H. IT, 49, ID To- IT, H. lS 10
i TEaMPAE Is@qSrSo I a6 q@t opens s6s AL
s PS 1873 iss ss .q PASS, 1885, ISIS $50
1880 1913 1905 1912, Az. 1887. ~,
PART Ill Daiy & opens sg 81 1o,s a FAN IsSs
iSaI iiss 1912 lllO 1897 1886. 1887 ia 1880 lg0
i3ss 1881. 1913 1853 1863 1917; l20i I'll IiS0 49,
IiO7 l2qG llGN 1928 1907. l24J, 100, 1850
1887 1852 i3l2 2i33, 1901 %. 966. 100: .
NARIXR COukT- TEah-fAEr l-McAnam - 0u ,s
opens al m-Nes 1898, 1900, S's 4lI6 2S56 S2S sS9
9i5I gi5 3s6 ana 5S 86l3. 34B3, 40t2 4Ot5 boV pol
as asa asa c;5 GSG 6S7 eSs g39 G40 GAL e42 6S 6a!
PARI fl-shcridan court opens az 10 - m-SHs
225 1888 327O 4OT4, $685. 49, 49, 1901 ~9o' @'V '"
4O7, 22l, 1915. 1862 - ~os noe
$50 3zg7 40 5O 4l6 2T7I 500, S3I 019 3d. AGO.
go, S77. ~ nh. Deal. .,,
John A. Bakland John KiDny, feonos asrau., s vnr
erv Charles T. Reach, grand larceny James McNsuB
larceny person ]. Loyd Hagh forgery oeotg
White Wisn Allen. petit larceny Michael curry. lea1ni
assault and Frederick Thompson Dutslsif
Mary Fusome bgamy Patrick fian,ga' So nsrson
man ellie William COee larceny rom lIe p.i
PART II-COwing 1.-The Pepple agt Danel
ous assault and battery Th9mos bEey rnnd Iarcrnv
burglary; Nellie 0Orham. jennie Widcy sItuu ~
Frederick walsh William Brown. larceny nvh I1e
Clarence G. Perry, Francis Bros-man rct
forgery Peter r. Halns false pretehcesi ""h"" D''
| coward Williams burglary.
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fefIurss ano Msetiras.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-Regularm meeting
Mex LEosEk. Rec. sec'y. NATHAN C. ELY PRESIDENT
MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-Annual Election,
"A THURSDAY. February IL 1881. NO - Upper "ui'n
ron, NIX LOSER Roc secy NATHAN C. ELY Prest
+ ECTURE by Hon. ELIJAH A: MORSE, OF
I u.ssachnsetts In the ALLEN STREET METHODIST
isPrsroPAI a,GIf HcH bef pcancey and IRWIN on ats
on EsDAY EVENING, February al D. H. subjects
SDuty; or. the Right ana Wrong SIDE
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LESSON OF THE PENITENTIARY FIRE.

TTf y.
DIR. Fulton preached yesterday morning at
the Brooklyn Rick the Fire IN TIE fehehnHiy ma
a.. Lesson" His text from Matthew XXI.
20 !. Than saia The king 10 the servants. bud hin
s..n I'D foot ana take him away. and cas-, him into
enter there shall be weeping ans crashing ef
teeth" ,, -, A..
The urcaeher opened with vivid description 81 the
o.ne oapsed nv tho alarm Of ami Of the measures
hch were taken TO insure the safety OF Inc pssohef
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fine arts.
fine ARTS.
Br LOUIS ]. BIRD e Co,
General AuctiOneers.
PIC Washils ton Street, corner state.

rINHE Entire and very Valuable Collection OF
Il papt,rrs and Charcoal Drawings belonging to the
estate OF tie late
WILLIAM NORRIS HUNT,
AT
HORTICULTURAL HALL.
TUESDAY and wEpH EsDAY. Feb and T. each day At
O'Clock ..
This sale represents CO Oh Paintings and about lo Char
eo,l Drawings oomp all the works Of MR. HUNT
row IN Of the estate thai "h DC onerco 81
public sale 49,. a., w. t,
The collection is now on exhibition at the Studio No.
PARK SQUARE where ea,alasues may be obtained
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european Advertisements.
Eeaal Notires.

T,HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on tte
4 tventy second day of January A. ID. 1851 "MraT
IN Rankripry ssued against the estate on EMAN ~
n lT OF NewYOrk, In the County OF New orh sua
Stale of New. who has been adudged Dahkrup' on
WAR al any property belonging TO such bankrupt 70 nun
nr Tor M, nae and the transfer OF any property Dy MN
ara torbdden that meoting OF tne cenoIs y.
1hs sad their debts ana 10 choose on
more as,ignees his estate will be held at court OF
panr rntcy 10 90 holden 1872 broadway IN the CITY
The sixteenth day February A. d. ISL az Ge5ocx = ILL.,
r. g Marshal as Messenger southern Dstneto Noxl ork
SUPREME COURT.-Iu the matter OF the
~ Nerchant.' Life Insurance Company or New YORK
ytus OF an order the supreme Court OF the STATE Oh
yors made al special term thereof held az the CIV ha
n mo CITY of Kingston the 7th day OF January lso and
niv onered Office OF the Clerk OF the county OF Al
bsv has been appointed Referee 10 take proofs anu asc
tain me persons or parties entitled 10 share IN The Distribution
cbents life Company OF New YORK Win me SUI
nerintenden Insurance. Depart ment OF the &
Es WORK The number policies outstanding IN iocr tno
names In when the issued and the persons VINO
Te nttle 10 tho benefit OF said distribution also 70 ke
nroof and asceta value Of each OF ssid policies anu
sha OF the ayals securities which eAch OF me
or hoders rs entitled according 10 law. from sao
in distribution OF the aVais OF ssu secu
riuez- .,s roicy ho,ners and
,sters rofef red in and by said otu.i arc
nured IN he presented at md ONCE, NO 70 SUM
~ in he civ OF Albany Monaay, the I5d Gay VI TOUT"
srr 1880 nj ~ O'Clock IN the forenoon.
Daed Albany January II, Ssh y,~osrUU p.,o-as
Jan 20 2aw4wM&F HALE ht-No'AA :,
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NURSE.-By Protestant young woman as
nrstclass infants 10 bring bottle takes ful
charge monthly Lady can be seen from III to
Mnn.laY 23O East JOih 81
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NURSE.-A very capable French nurse wishes
~ aplace kind u children can take the entire care OF
small ard growing children docs sewn Is wiiing ana
obRlng best references Call at JACQUlNS BO hEAU,
600 6tli.ave.. 3Jthst
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4 NGEIL'S TURKISH, ELECTRIC aud
a NOM IN DATHs 0l Loxineton-sv vsnt Ancnca1e
a.asr w en- ry-nys sr baths and oniee
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NURSE, &c.-By a reliable person as infants
~ nurae or grown children would assist with chamber
work ing and gng excellent city reference. Call at
flg 3daye
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arrprur Corgr-CHa uRRRs-Lawrence J.Court OPENS 1T
s.So I, m Calendar called II a. m-fTst Monday mo-
ton calendar. ,.u ,.,.,..n n
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Gfrnrsicus.
OpECIAL EXCURSION to HAVANA and
- ESxIco-New steamship CITY OF ALEXANDRIA
$3.50 New York February q, doe Havana fegrua.y AZ
leaves Havana February TX arrives Vera sl
c.sars annis ALEXANDRA some S5 Brosiway ~:
fielu r1anteo.
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7 AUNDRESS. BY respectable young
IL woman class wshes at her o
sone family washing genemcn's washing OF all kinds
can give the highest CITY reference II required MARY MCG
900 East Goth St. second floor, room 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-15
ases-2leuisGeitett.

Die Seem Oorfer @etrai be- 8 pefnz
lanten, ipcld]e Dor elmer sSod)e eine Jtieoer=
la9e erlitteil, baben iid) beretts rpteber erbOt.
Sim &eene iDQ bic gdrse @rllbte oes 3anoeS
anfaefanft llnb fiirSliG cine 9lnpeilung fit brel
Millionen Dollars nab Chicago geihidt ba-
ben, I'M leine @nfdufe III besablen. Hufls
Sattb, tpeltber nod porgeitern in Der ,N.z2.
8orlb" propbe3eite, baB Der 8aiSen auf So
pro gnIfel Itetgen iuerbe, neil man Die grnbte
Der gSelt iiberIddtt babe, lit etnfad) Seene's
asent; er lit fir bieieu nad @n9lauo gereilt,
nm bort ben Marft Su inanipuliren.
Sl @aIbtngton fillo oerlhiebene etnfuBreid)e
republifailiid)e Yolittfer ar Der 9lrbeit, ben
9rant=@ mt i iiaSnrMs b a MP en-
unb Die Gbancsn bes SiuanSnlinilterS Sber=
man 5u f0roeriI. Shernan, Der Sdlaue, tpirb
'itlicBlib bod ben BrciS baDontra9s1l, ipeHtg-
itens in Gb,cago.
lleber ben an Sbur,nan's SteGs gum Sultz
besienator iiir Sbtp ertpdbften S. u.
@arfielb idreibt Der ,@olfsfreunb" in
Cincinnati: ,@ariielo mar zines iener Mit=
glicber oeS Saules, in Seren Saiden nlan
GreSit Mo6lier 3ettel Scrip fano, Die Der
vBacific Siailroab Sting" allSgegeben bate.
Srn. Sburman aebiitrt anioersrieits belonberer
Srebit oaiiir, baB er bas cirsiee @eiet bur1ge>
fibrt bat, peld)es Die reiden uno iiberrliitbi9en
Gorporationen sur Gcdenid]aft siebt. Siele
@orporationen liefertcn oas @elb, meld)es III
Ohio peripsnbetnllrbe, uln Sburn1an 81 i6la=
gen. Die Seridte ans spanSig Counties, in
Senen Der Sanlpi S,uiid)en ben Yalteien itets en
beitiaer mar, segen on, baB Oieie @orpOrationelr
ben 9fa1b bes DATES s(mes befolgten, bas 9elo
ba aus3ugeben, no es Die 9r6bte 8irfln9 ha-
ben niirbe. unb baB iie bel ibren anfrensungen
bouptldhGh Die 2e9islatllr als Stel im auge
batten. gSenn Die anberen Counties nur an
nabernb 10 nit1 fit tie getban batten, als Die
stpansis itreitti9ell, 10 iudre Soiters Dfshrbeit
iber gtptng ipobl auf $4,000 geftiegen. Die
9roben Ninge uno MOnopole baben iett elnen
ofieneu abbotaten i'm Senate, oeiien Sotum
unb Siebe ftets su ibren Oisuiten itebt.m
Sn Ntp=Yort bat iid porgeltern ein alter
Ssraelit, 9fameus gtatban Neusnder,
iniolae anba!tenber &rantbeit pergiftet.
Die fallte ,Stupueiant Sanf" in q no
9 o RI purbe Sipei Maiien-G -Guratoren iiber@
9eben, tpeld]e isbt ibre 2lbred]nung uorlegten.
Die Grnbs Der Yanf betrusen S59, 1863, baoon
batcn jett bic Wiaiiell. .Guratoln $4S,369 fir
lire 9ieniie beanlprxdt, nno Die 0epoiitorsn
erbielten $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-15
RaSDap's SarGlpari!lian- Re(oIurnt

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