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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-25
Sin @utl0esf0IOaf aus Baltimore
krfrftftfeft

2ates s tn, SOL, "a. Suni.-giue bonn
21. 3. 80. batirte Depeid,e ans Gamp Yuns
ion, om GrauO.0 .0itper, GOl., melOet: ,,AmbrOie
Cooper, elm Sol6at Der &ompagnie s. I'M 4.
Sapullerie= 8egimeut, ertrant beute i'm Sunni.
iou=9lioer. gr mar auf Der SagO mo Ueriudte,
Den Slug gu treuBen. Die 9ette lit uidt aufs
QsiunOen mOroen. Der Gerunglidte fam aus
Baltimore"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-25
Nrr N6Ifdier NnnIc ncr1trtfefIf

Chicago, "a. Stunt. - 9&tdter 8lO0gett
perllrtbetlte beute 6en SGlider SG8. 3. 0ogle
gu 10 Sabreu 3uHthau8. 9ogle 1T Der Wtanu,
ipeld)er NIT gefalidten 8unOes.Sbligatonen
i'm &etroge bon iiber 100000 III ietnem Be
ite uubQftet murOe. Yor Dem llrtbeil5ipru6e
bicit er cine lan9ere 4nipradle, in welder er an
Die Diiloc beS @eritt5 appeuirte unO iif auf
icinen iribercn guten Gbaratter 6criet. Gr
bebapptete, CT babe nidt gepuBt, CAP Die frags
Ilcleu Sblioatipnen defGlint maren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-25
00LQenfrin,

SefftriOn,&ttDi' b. DO, "a. $uni. =
Der @ouberneur bat ben @ebriOeru Eal.
bott, mcIde beute in NarbuiQe megcn grmor-
turg hires Satsrs bier biugerittet wcrocu ioQ=
ten, cine @algenfriit bis gum %. Suit gemdbrt.
Gr utlGrt, sr lei bei ieiner RaBnabme nidlt i'm
@crinsfen bur6 bic 8th4riften Der Gait-
lidsn, ionbern lebigliA burd) ieincn etgenen
@ere6tiQteitsiinn beeinhuBt wOroeu.
glae Sorbeeitungen fir Die 0inrihtunQ
paren bereitS Oollenoet uuo cine groBe Solt8.
menge hattie fid] IN benz Stdotd1en periammelt.
albert GalbOtt, Der dlteife Der 8riioer, %
Sabre alt, wurbe BON einsr 8raut bciuft,
melfe GbifieO bon ibm uubm. 8eioc be-
thenern nndl irnmer ihre l1nihnlh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-25
G4thScIb0fteg VSerDreG1ett .

. etrOit Widl., "a. SUM-. = Clarence
9aOis, 35 Sabre alt, griif gegeH llbr hcute
iriib ieinen Sdlaffameraben, Den 40=librtgcn
9ucn5o Barrett, an nnb Derlette i'm oltrd)
Sniippelfld9c auf BEN Sopf Oerart, OaB er in
nCrbaIb icdl8 StmOen itarb. 9aoi5 entilot,
uph iein MOtiu fir bas Serbreaen 1T fir Sc
bernNnn Elm NGthiel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-25
Gtn blMt0Irftt9cr Balttmorer
&ott0IftetdIcr.

gRiGmin9ton, Del, "a. Suui. -Soiepb
Dlombrep, Elm Qanoireifer ans Baltimore,
qihien aeute I'M ,5Oups8 s8ree-6Ouie" nno per
lGrgte Speiie. 0a er betruntcn mar, 10 beiabl
lbu Ner @l9entbiimer, iid gu entferuen. NOwz
brcp bob oarauihiu eiEen 8ad1eir auf mo
puiebte siuem 8eoieuteten oes 6otelS, gta.
mems Samcs @uintp, etnen 10 beitigen Sd,lug
all oen Sopf, OuB Der llugIiidlidle III WenigeH
Niinuten Itarb. Der W0roer 1T Uerbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-25
Sie OTOfo1rc-fF6SrN rNroff{nft

ct. SObHs, N.z6., 81. SUM. - Scr
awrifnniid,e Sricasoampfer g2llliancc" fam
nm llbr bcute friih bier an. Ser 9ampi5r
miyo mad tur5en 4uientbalte ieine Bolariabrt
fortiCbeu uno ieinen ShitrufrlOnen gemdB al Der
n0rOltdCn Siiie bon Spibber9en giGdiOridun=
Qcu'uud 0er Senuuette" nuiielleu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-25
0scrmif6ltc fcIcnrnnhtfn1e Benefdlctt.

Der SdlUmmer Is al y nj Il lam
9c1ru &ormittag 81 Cairo, 5uS., an.
Sin GbCngO'er @ilSug Der g&bic0go= 81.
GoulzOmaba 8obn" cntgleiite gcIeru Abeuo
bel SuunuiiOe nube @au Glaire, gSiSc.
@Iudlider @etie murOe RicmuuO pulstt.
9ie 5emperenSler i'm 5peiteu @on9reB0iIritt
bon Diaiue babcn 6ru. 8m. 3. Guiti8
Gus 4ittsfelO ais giadlfolger fir Den 4ttb.
@m. y. 6r1e in ben GOngreB nomiHirt.
Sem gieQer 2tttIetOu 6atdlett, rutlfcr
QCitcrn in 8rlnSwidzGOunln, Sirg., Wegeu
circS DtorOc5 gebdugt merOen iOutc, it Gin
neucr FrOicB bCiptlligt wOrOeu.
Sin Snabe, giamcnS Gburlts GaulHclo,
muroe 8citerH in WtOptreul burd eiueu
sitter ouQeQriften unO 10 iftuer Ucrz
lcbt, OaB er in tIIr5er 3eit ifarb.
Ser NGger SimOu SObuiOn WurOe asiteru
in gtep s8err0, S.=G., wegcn @rmoroung
BON TieloinQ Yc0omeQ 3um SOoe oerur=
t6tiIt. GeiH BroScB barte elm groBe8 5ntez
rciieberuorgcrufCn, neil itd) iein SuOer Stmor,
nm i'm gu rctteu, fir Den Dl0rber auSgegebcn
hottr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-25
Der McI0ntnrft.

Stem DOrf, "a. SUM. -6OIaen6t8 itnO
bic SdnBuotirlmgCu: @elo mar leidlt gu 3
bic 4 unO id)lOB gu 3 BrO3ent pro Sabr. -
Sterling 0efiel 4.84-4,845 uuf 60 Sage
uno 4. .86-4.8G4 auf Sidlt. - Suuoe8-Obli,
Qotiouen: 188ler Coupons lO3, ueue 6iiuier
1881, neue A =proseutige 114B, neue 4sproiens
tiQe Qe1172.-Qtticu: 9fod- S3lano li34, BittS=
burg 14O, S08. &entul 1893, gk.~D. Geuual
146, gofe=Sbore 1881. Grie 46, 90. BriOri=
tGteu 87f yiorth= g&ecru 1853, 90. Priorttd=
ten 1873, gt. s. @euuul 1913, )tcaOrug COZ,
Ieiiern lluiou 1876. lluterihabumt5 8tlauj:
GnlN &1N. .2S7. .S6I. Nnnrn1t Sc .A77,2IO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-25
Eefe8rGpBt(Ge 9epe(6ea.

(SsrtGte Der uafocrrteu greiIe" ttr ben -Dsufasu
gorreIponoenten.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-25

@taemtAiimltdter @lptpprpaek.

3 ctr % it, @ti9., "a. Suui.-Dr. &6oprn
beging beute in Charlotte, Wtit., SelbtmOrb.
@r mar iiber 100 Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-25
OnrnIiue v. WSerrtQ's 00G,I0K.

Stem 0orf, "a. Stunt. - 3fidlter Galotu
cob bclte cine @nti6eioung ab, OurA pelfe
er oa8 SeItament Caroline u. Dterrta'8, Die
Elm @erm1qen pou S50O,OOO btnte7lieB, ais uHs
aiiltig peripirft. 9a8 Sefament 1T bonn 2.
Diai 1871 Oatirt uno BON @1ruS g8. Stel0 uno
geni. Cartwright uls 3eu9en unteridrieben;
oaiielbe permadJte OerihieOene feline Summen
on Serponote Der 8eritorbenen, $4,000 al
oa8 Stem Yorfer 6Oipital," $4,000 an ben
8arotnal Dic@losfen o6er ieinen Nadiolger
NIB ben 0ieIt an 8ihof Bacon BON Ntaine.
UlOieS Gaplor NIB q. q. 0folfOu ruaren ais
SCItameutsDoqifreder ernannt. 9a 8iihOf
@aCon Dor Der @rblaferin tarb, 10 ieste Geba
toe an 8. 9eScmber 1875 su ROm etn So0i3ta
auI, mtiGeS sen 9leit GeS 9ta6laiieS Dem Sars
oinal Nc@loSfe0 ooer-fallS 0leIlr lterbeu iollte
-tCm @nm. hos. @. Brcitou Sur Serlpen=
buro auf rpohlbdtige 3mgde oermGc1t. 9tls
boS Seftament III 1873 Dem @eribte unterbrel=
let muroe, leitete SEQ. Yierrin, Gin yteffe uno
onacbldCr Qooptiei0bu Der SerfOrbcnen, ges
ridlldle G6ritte gegcn ooiiebe Elm, unter Dem
8ormonoe, 6aB Die @rblaiier1n ntht Suredl=
nungsfdbi9 getpeien uub ungeIeelidsn Glnffilz
fen unterporfen norben iei. 3eugen rDurs
ben ourdl cine &OmmilFon in europa jos
mobl, rpie i'm 8efen ueruOmmen, unO na9
SO Situngen nurbe Der 6all enOlid) Dem @5z
ridte unterbreitet. S1ihter @a!uiu enti6ieo,
boB Die Serforbene oos Seitament unO OaS
GooiSill auiRtte, nGhreno lie binitdtlicb OeS
getraaens un0 @bdrafters hires yleffen in elmer
bmd gSabniinn ueruria4ten S1ul6uug be-
fungen mar. GSGre Das 3eftnment anertannt
morOcu, 10 lpiiroe SarSinal Mc&l0steD liber
S2O0 OOO ennfnnoPu hnhPI1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-25
On @rilter aepreat.

Jtem 2j0tti "A. Slhl. - Slu 9eOlnT
Ioolpb GiebCS, mClder am l6. Utdt bon @uas
temOla antOm, um Elm @cidlGit bier aHSuiauz
gen, lpur0e 2tnfaHQ8 OiGltS DiOHat5 bon ctRem
Sd)niuoler, usldltr iitl 4)ummonO nanntc rHO
slR gelblpinoenfabrifant Su ieu Oorgab. inter
bem &OrmanOe, i'm als 8beilbaber III iein Sc
id}Git auinCbmen Su mollen, III cine Sptih6ue
GelOdt unO I'M $500 betrO9en. 2tebe5 madlte
6ommono's Befuuntldait, iuoem CT ELL i'm
ySGgal0" uer6feutlid)eS 9gludJ I'M eiueuSom=
paGnon blantmortete.
Am iolgcr0cn Gage entbielt Der y6Gral0"
cine AuStge, mOrradl >Semano init $4,000 &az
pitul ale SGltfer elne5 AntbCile8 all eiuem Baz
tent fir elm Sol3 StraBcnpflaitcr III Chicago
9eiud]t maro. yiebeS bB mieOGum an, mo
meuige Gage ipGtcr eridlcn bel ibm ctn Diauu,
Der iidl Toritcr nounte unO crildrte, OaB Inn
srpei 9rittel Oe8 BatentCs 5nr Bhaiterllng Der
SraBeu bon Chicago NIT 6ol5pfater geb0rten
uno onB er gemcuidattlih init eiuem 6rn.
Sar6ine, Der groBe @onrafte al 0ano babe,
arbeie. SorIier fteite Saroine Dor uno Oeier
proouSirte Bapicre, DIE in geb6riger Horu leiu
9tcd)t 5u bem Eatent 0artbaten. G5 Dur0e
giebes eiu 9rittel oe8 Batente8 gum Saute an
Qeboten uno Sruar fir ben mGBigeH Brei5 BON
$4,000. Die 2euten ia9ten, 0aB ie tbren 2lnz
theil uur Oesbalb oerfauften, neil iie geraOe
inopp oil @jelo ieiGn. YlebcS erbat iid) 3cit
gum ueberlsQen uno eS muroe ibu 0leGlbe BE-
mlIiot. 9QS Gu0e bonn 0teoe mar, OuB SjebaS
auf Den Sem ging un0 $4,000 auS}ahlte. Der
6an0el muroe tnl ,ROBmOre.6OuIe abgez
id)loGen uH0 Softer CAB Oaiel0lt oaS BON Stebe5
ausgeSobtC@eIO, nebit ciucm Padet SbigattOs
rCu I'M angeblidlen gSertbe Don $4,000 Dem i3Oz
telClut CUR 2luibsluahrun0, nit Der 8euertuug,
CT iulie bic BapiCre nrr 0aHu eiIem Der Orel
auSiieErr, meun rie auoercn Beiocn Sugegeu
iclcu. alS Die 8rci iidI trcnnteu, famcn iic Ouz
bin therein, am lOlgcnCtn 0tOraen bet ytt6t3
mieOer SulammCn I'll trcheu. 0tcler martete
abcr Oereeblid aui ieiue &ompagnOuS. Gt
Giug in'3 6oBmorez6otCl, muBte ieood oo.t
crfahreu, oaB Der &lerf bo8 Badet nit ben
@rthpapiercn ben 5ru. 6orIter uno SarOtne
uub clnem 9ritteu bebdnoigt babe.
Stun murbe BOliSCis SnipettOr 8nrne8 benad)'
ridtigt uno er ertaunte iOfort, OaB 6oiter BON
eiucnI SdmtnOlcr, gtamcn5 Seelpe, Burnett
burdl Soc @rag, Sareine our1 S0drrp Sobn=
len uno 6ammon0 bon benz beriidltigten So
iepb @aton Ourgeltellt utroe unO 0aB Ole @alIs
ncr budoebrnunt eien. 9urdl cine An5eige
in elmer 9bitaoelpbicr 3eituug erbtelt Der Sn=
ipdtor bon ben Smid)en Sln0 unO lhidte bic
8eteftipe8 gSiliamiOn uuO 2Gntbier nad] B9t
laeelphta. Die gehempOli3ifeu Derbaitcten
caielbit ben SeeIeg, alias 5O1er. SobniOn
uno grap cntfloben, iobulo Iit bon Der Serbaf=
tuna ibrCS 6ameraOeu h0rteH. @raD fam nab
9iCUz 9)orf Suriid un0 muroe bier ingeieQihaft
bon @atou betrofieu. 2etterc 8eiOeu wuroen
qefeln perbaftet uuo iu'8 BotiSei= 6auptauarz
tier oebrnft. Sir Secleg lUuroe etne 2lu5lte=
iaungss GCquiiition nad PbliaOelpbta abge>
ihidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-25

Ny 8trtdDte aus Dem SnnCreN
6ES StaateS, @ertdtSUerhanOluns n
qeuun6 ylluitre eurOpdild> . 4"
vFebe 8. Seits glei9 u04 ber @3dblangl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-25
Wod, etne greit,atiot, .

8ittSburg, Beuni., "a. Suni. - Die
ll,berrsfe Der tiirslidh in gtem-9 9Ort on ans.
stbruuQ eeiforbenen Sran $. 6atterman famen
nm II llbr beute 8Ogn1ittag in gSaihugtOn,
9enni., on unO tunroen i'm Sc Rogue'i9eH
@rematorium in 4lde uermanoelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-25
srdfSemt @afiieIO tn e0a9.Sraad,.

gong 8ran6, , N.sS., "a. SUM. -
GrGiioent @orfislo ma6te heute, uaf 3ruci'
iiiinOiger gerathung nit ben Sefretdreu g8ius
bonn uuo 6unt uu0 nit benz @eneralpOtmei-
fer Snmes. in 8ealeitun9 ieiner Satin cine
Spu5ierfa6rt mad, 9eaPs geu9. SIM 2aufe
bes Cages itatteteu 3olleuuebmer Yterrttt,
@ensral Ban Sliet, Adtb. Ebomu8 Uurpbn
II. u. Dem YrGiiOenten 8eiufe ab. Sberit
8odpeu ertlGrt, Brdfoent 0arfielb mitrOe
maArideinlid) morgen ODER um WOntage nad
8aibiugton abrsiitn un0 ieine Srau bier llie
len, nm fi9 ibr nadl ciuigeH 6agen iuieOer all
suidlIiC6en. Sefretdr Sunt'S 9teoe gclegeut=
lid otS gsltrigeu 8anfett8 beS 7. 9eteruneu-
Gegimentes plrO BON ben bieT9en ;, Stal=
nQttS" id1arf fritiirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-25
Scr rct,e Claiborne ettt Sd,tutn0Ier

@oHSran3t8cO, "a. Sunt.-An8 San
Diego lungte bier cine Depefe Elm, uOruud,
man buielbft ben ueueritanOeneu augeblideu
8i6borne felt 2an9en feune un6 iiberseugt
lei, SOs ieir Guiprud TN bsfteu Sale aut Gin
bilbuu9 bcrabe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-25
9GrHttltb ano Gleno4
RaBcres fiber eIHe cniieBItdle Srna6oie in TIJts
IapeIpbla. Pas &inO elmer armen oeutidyen
fSamiIie BET Ieben0isem Setbe BON RatteH

Saberes tiber eiHe entIeBIide Sraa6Oie in giJis
IaoeIpbla.-Sas &tnO elmer drnlen oeutidyen
SSamilie BET IebeH0isem Setbe BON RatteH
GeIreliei,
$bila6etpbia, "a. Suni.-g8ie bereit3
tur3 nitgetbeilf, puroe 9eiteru Elm Stuo Der
6anilie 6rib bes kbenoigsm Veibe bon Ratten
9efreiien. ueber Die Srag0oie itn0 lebt folgen0e
nGbere umfGuoe ermittelt: SOr etma 10 Dtos
nutcn fam 8heOOOr 6rit nit 6rau unO brei
Sinoern BON Saberu III bieiger Staot an uno
uliettete ii6 i'll Dem b0lSerneH pInterhdusten
bon STR. 81, SrownitrGBe, etn. 6rte befouo
I'D in dubrlf drmlifen 8erbilniieu uuo
fonnte, Oa er Tein 6anOpert bate, lauge 3elt
teire grbeit befOmmen. SbcRo'reiH murOe er
idlner trnnf unO muBte einige YIoIIate OaS 8ett
bitten. Die 6rau un0 i6re Orei Stnoer maren
bu bittcriten yiOtb preis9cseben, un0 ielbf ais
5rie id]licBlid] nit 9roBer auirengung ais
banolangcr 2lrbeit befaul, Oerotente er tdum
gcnug, I'M ben 2sbensuntabal Su beitreiten.
Scr etma fiinf QSOfen gebar Die 6ruU aud
nod Elm Nid0dlen uno muroe oaourd) GuBer
Stano geiest, lbrem Dlanne irgeHo Uelde 5ulIe
3u Ieiiten.
@eiteru arbeitcte Der Wunn an Der Is. Ctr.
uno gSaibington=a0enue, un6 bic Srau uerlieB
uad) 10 llbr oas 6auS, nm Soblen, Die 5u tau
fen iie nid]t I'M Stanoe mar, aui Dem Giieuz
bahngelelle all5ultien, uno lieB ibre tlene, taum
iiini gSOden alte GOdter Saroliue alien I'M
pauie 3niid.
Der Jahbarin, Trau 8ur1er, iibcrgab Iie
Sen 6auSdIiiiel nit Der 8ltte, nad] oem8inOe
gu iebsu, iobalo iie oaiielbe peiueu b0reu ioate
9aS Sin6 be9ann etUa Elm Siertel Dor II llbr
gu tpsincn, bGrte ieood, bal6 Oarauf aui, uuO
5rau gSuriier, Die lidl i'm Soie beiano, cradz
tete e8 ni6t fir nOtbpeuoig, nab Dem Stnoe
su iebeu. Sine anoere gtadbarin b6rte leood)
pos Sinh abernals id]reieu uno madte 6rau
28urler Oaraui aufmertiam. 2eetere 0iinete
oanu iofOrt ba8 6auS, bic beioen 6raucn be-
traten oas 3lmmer, in ruelbem oas SiuO lag
un0 Elm idredlidler 2nblid bot iidl Setcen bar.
Der arme fleine 2Smm mar BON Staten bud)=
idblid Serfrciieu morbeu. Die Jtaie, Die lGauge
uno oos redlte DIR naren bon benz befmdui=
ten lluge3ieier total abgena9t, oa8 redte 2luge
au8geireiieu un0 Der llrm IN lhauerlidler gSuie
sugerid)te; moroen. 3rob GrStltden 8etitaus
ne8 erlaq oaS Sinb mad ;pet Shtn0en ben ers
lltteuen SUIebungen uuo Der Coroner muroe
BON Dem Sorfalle benadlridlti9t. Der Shuler3
Der uuglIdlid)en na6 6aule tommenoen Wtut-
ter lit Unbeihreiblit. 9leielbe trug al Dem
llnfulle 0urdDaus feline Sbulo; Die Barade lit
iehr rein gebalteu, uno bic orme 6rau tradltcte
fir tire &iuoGr inter ben obmaltenOeH llmltdIts
DCn ttr GeiteS Su thun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-25
sie sfnatnrtpnhI tn Rem.Morf.

Albanp, N.=Y., "a. SUM. = Die 8elcBz
gcbung aohm belte in 9emeiuidaitliAer Git
5ung ene wettere ablimmung sur grpdhung
etnes gtadiOlaerS fir @ontling Dor: BOttcr
"A, Gontlina 80, @beeler 45, 9apbam 13,
SGitreut 5. Die Abitimmang 3ur @rmdblung
eine8 giodfoFgers fir 8lutt ergub tOlgenOeS
Reiultat: 9apetp 45, sernan 45, Ylatt 27,
Captain 3, Cornell Z, @rOwlen 5, 5OstiuS A,
3remaine l. Die gemetni9aftltdle Sibuug
muroe oaraufbin hts morgen uertagt.
SS. GontIing unb Grtbur bssaben iid teute
yfahmittag mad Stem gorf. or. 9epep
reiite auf oemielben 3u9e ab. 9aS uutcrz
iuhuugs @Omite i'm Betreff Der BeItehungss
oeriufIe belt beute eine furSe, uumihtige
Siturq. gs piro tDahriheiulid) gegen GnOe
Der nGdli1en gSOdle Seridlt eritatten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-25
SaGeS Tetat9feite4s.

ss- 3u aaOn O DeuaIam eners ,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-06-25
&tebmdrtte4

@btcago, "a. Suml.-0ie 3ufubr bon
Gd)peinen belief Td hcute auf 28 900, Die Ser
ieubung auf 500 @tiid; b1e Breiie uuritrten
,niId)en S.. go uno $6.25. - 8iubOieb: gu
fubr $500, gerienbuns 43OO; Gerfdufe gu
Gaienbung -; Serfdufe III $3.50 bis 1925.
ct. 2Ouis, "a. Suni.-S SGweine: Ser
I6ufe RI 1913 bis $6.1O; 3ufubr 64OO,
&aIer6un0 29OO. - 02tn6pteb: 8ertdufe 5U
1926 Bis S6.1O; 3ufubr 1900, 8erien6uug
1OO0.- .-S6oafe: &ertduie5 81 So 100 bi8 $4.25;
5uiubr 24O, Serieuouue -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-26

MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE on FIRE
ALARM AND POLICE TELEGRAPa.-The Com
mittee on Fire. Alarm ana Police Telegraph
met at a O'Clock yesterday afternoon at
Washington Hall. After transactlng some
routine business the committee proceeded
on tour OF inspection. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. X. NJ. j. Paynter, superin-
tendent OF the line, and Captain G.. w.
Taylor, chief Of the Fire Department. The
line was thoroughly inspected, and the
wires, posts, and alarm-bOXes were found
to be in perfect order. They also visited
the different engine-bouses, and some time
was spent IN examining the apparatus and
interior arrangements OF the houses. The
committee were much pleased with the re-
suit OF their visit.
During the tour alarms were turned in
from several stations in order to test the
prOmptness OF the Fire Department.
The following Will show the time made
from the different engine houses Hook
and-ladder truck from Washington Hall to
box corner Ninth and Leigh streets, min
ute and % seconds: Third-Street hose car
riage to box near city almshouse, mIn-
utes, and engine A. minutes; Brook. Ave-
nue. bOse.carriage TO box at corner Main
and Pine streets, minutes and ; seconds,
and engine 10 seconds later; TeDth-Street
Hose Company to box near HaXall.Cren-
shaw Mills, minute; Main.Street appara-
tus to box corner Main and Twenty-tiftn
streets, | minute and - seconds.
The committee afterwards Ieassembled
and awarded the contract for furnishing the
department with supplies, consisting Of
zlnc, copper, &C., to Patrick 4 Carter. OF
Philadelphia.
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France at Yorktown.
Now York Herald. 25lh.l


Pre- ,jdent Crews acceptance OF the invi-
totjon 10 have France represented at the
celebration OF the Yorktown surrender VIII
tend to specially distinguish Virglnla's cen
tepnia rejoicing from many o'ners Whicn
have preceded it in the "Old thirteen.
SO long time has elapsed since this coun-
try has enjoyed the assistance OF a''les
" hen fighting that many Americans pave
forgotten that the practical termination oi
the war OF the Revolution was participated
In aud largely FASTENED by sympathy, sol,
dcrs, and ships from France. and ma had
not a French feet made Il Impossible ior
Cornwalis TO leave Virginia by wafer the
spIeudid army that had already whipped
Generals Gates aud Greene In the Carolinas
might have prolonged the miseries OF the
Contin entail Congress and the FatLer OF his
Country. All this will be Iecall' d to tue
American mind before the memorable day
arrives.
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RoCrs COILrGEs RROKrN Up.
An Assassin Captured AT Richmond.

lChlrlotte tN.CJ Observer, 2jth.l
\ wear or more ago Mr.. John W. :. Par
kcr. = re.pCcted citizen and merchant OF
Greensboro. was struck in The head With a
hammer in the hands OF au aSS3>sln, on ms
way home from business, and died few
hours afterwards. lie was alto robbed Of
about $50. His murderer escaped, and
no,hinp could be learned concerning the
n,rlicuar> of the assault except thar the
murderer had concealed himself behind
fence. over which he reached 10 deal his
victim the fatal blow. Detectives under
took TO discover the mul dercr, but &iter
cybau>,ing every resource were unable
IN obtain a clue. aud the search was
finally abandoned. The occurrence,
which 30 mUcn aroused the people OF
Grren,bOro', had almost been forgotten,
until il was renewed some days a@O by
most unexpected disclosure. Ii appears
that there were two negro men engaged in
the Mot. and the one VINO it l. saiu actually
dealt the blow got the money. He refused
n make What the other regarded an equiia-
blc division, or declined 10 give him any oi
the spoils. and be accordingly attempted 10
oct revenge bv revealing the whole story.
g. soon A. il became known efforts were
made 10 secure the murderer, whose name
is oiyeu As Joe Young, but he appears 10
have heard OF the revelation ana attempted
to make bis escape. lie got as far as Rich
mond, aud a report received mere Yesterday
states that he was there secured ana VIII DC
brought Immediately 10 Greensboro
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ARRESTED FOR ERY.-Yesterday
man giving his name ~ Rosenberg was ar
rested on charge Of forgery and obtain
ing money from Mr.. Irving Beyeridge on
two bogus checks drawn on u New York
bank. Mr.. Beyeridge. after cashing the
checks, had reason to doubt their genuine
ness and telegraphed TO the bank. and was
informed that 10 such party kept an ac-
count there. Rosenberg also negotiated with
Mr.. Hiram Oliver for a lot OF tobacco and
with Mr.. J. Thompson Brown for the rent
Of warehouse. Mr.. Brown informed bim
that he could get the house by plyng three
months rent IN advance. This did not
seem to suit him, and the next thing heard
OF him he was locked up in the First >t2-
ton on the above charge.
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Rlcllm nnd Puhlic AchO0ls.

NETTING OF THE CITY SCHOOL BOARD-RESOLU.
TONS ABOLIsHING CLosING-sCHOOL ExER.
Clsgs.
At the regular monthly meeting Of the
Civ School Board held In their office at the
Iligh.School building there were present :
Mavor W. c. Darlington, president; Messrs.
Alfred Il. Courtney. Robert W. Powers,
william &. Knight, VI. l.. Strau>, s. p.
Moore, superintendent Peay, and Secretary
Moses.
The Superintendent Of Schools submitted
his report on the condition Of the schools
for the past month, which showed the en-
roment for the month ending the 18th Of
March, 1881, in the white schools 3, ,760, and
in the colored 2,22l-total white and co.
lored. ) 9S1.
Percentage OF attendlnce-Whltes schools,
9i.3; colorcd schools, 81; average white
and c)lored, % =. Total enrolment to date
Of white and coored pupils, 6,95S.
The Superintendent remarks that during
the past two months the attendInce OF pupils
has been much effected by sickness, and in
some OF the groups the percentage is lower
than it has been for several years-due to
The prevalence Of measles. There are now
253 pupils dropped from the roll.
The superintendent OF Schools also sub
mItted report OF the result OF the inter-
me date eXlmin1tiOn OF the respective
schools which terminated on the 10Th OF
Fehrulry last, of which the following Is a
summary OF the percentage obtained in
eaca school building:
Whue Schools Madison school. so per
cent; Elbl, - ,; Leigh. 80; Central, 80 = !;
Bethel. 50; Bellevue, S07; Springfield,
SIG; Richmond High school, IA. Aver
are per cent. OF white schools, S04.
COlored schools: Baker school. S2 per
cent. Navy Hill, 81; Valley. 50; Richmond
Colored Normal, -. Average per cent. OF
cOored schools. S07.
Total average ~ city schools, S0.j.
The Superintendent reported that The
results OF the cX lminatOn were very Sa'is-
factory: showing that faithful work had
been done By the teachers, together with
dilgent and profitable apDucltiOn by the
pupils. He further reports that notwih-
standing the severity OF the past winter
the school attend Ince has been very good
nearly equal to that OF previous years OF
milder weather. At the close II the exam
in 'iOns the schools were promptly re0r-
oanizcd for the work OF the latter htlf-seS-
sion.
The Secretary submitted his monthly
financial reports for The months of JInuary
aud February; which were received aud
approved by the Board.
The report o. the Supervisor OF School
Property was also received. and several Sug
ge,ied improvements ordered bv the Board
The Board adopted resolution abolish
in@ Hsul, closing exercises of the schools
~ heretofore held Except the Richmond
High and Richmond Colored Norma
Scbo)ls).
After the transaction Of routine business
the Board adjourned.