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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18
A PRoMIsCUoUs PUBLIC KEPT OUT.

The handsome orderly who regulates the draft at
the Whitaker Court Martial and carries NOES Ior
the members If the Court was investea VIII er
usual power Yesterday, and only those persons were
admitted to the room who had friends IN once OF
had business thore. The colored gentlemen VINO
have listened so attentivey for the last for OF hNe
to discussions about tremor and the DOS
sibility of Whittaksrs cutting his own ears were
shut OFT from that amusement IN consequence. dne
membe of the Court however. managed 10 get past
the yigilant doorkeeper, and they were al III tnelr
seats few minutes after IL. ,...4;.
General Miles began the proceedings ~ sft nr1a
decision, not 10 admit as evidence the RECORD 0 the
Court of Inquiry. Mr.. Southworth then took the
stand and Mr.. Chamberlain cross-exanined him IN
regard to the bunder he made at west Point IN ms
first report in regard to the writing OF the note OF
warning TINS is apPa6eddtS s an when.
ever that was referred to- were so long that uenera
Miles had to advise him to be as concise as possible
first renOrt he was mised, he supposed that three
persons we're engaged in the outrage .
4" Do your antecedent suspicious generally enter
into final conclusionsr
" Not if can helpIt." ,
! "Must this not be 20 from the nature Of expert
II NAV have some effect at first but it cannot
influence an experts final conclusions If he Is hon.
est"
humber of cases in which he had appeared and IN
which the decisions had been against his testimony
Mr. Southworth had forgotten the circumstances OF
most of these In the that he did remember,
however, he had always been correct In his 1uug-
ments. notwithstanding the adverse decisions OF the
Court. a., ,,
Captain Sears was the next witness called. The
Court excused him for not appearngin his uniform.
Which he was committing, took the stand. Major
Gardner questioned him in regard to Wattsserdi
by taking the record of the Court of Inquiry and
reading Whttakers Testimony entire. Dir. Cham
berlain objected to this on the ground that Whit
taker was charged with perurng himself on certain
specific points and his testimony at the Court Of In
curry on these points only was pertinent Major
and the Court sustained him in this opinion. After
CAPTAIN Sears had continued his reading for about
half an hour, Daniel T. Anes was examined He
testified that he believed Whitaker wrote the
note of warning and he pointed out some Of the
simarties of the writing in the note to Whittakers
handwriting. His testimony will be continued this
morning at IL o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18
TIL WASHINGTON STATUE FIND

Morris X. Jesup, the treasurer Of the fund, ac-
knowledges the receipt since March i, mp to D.
Yesterday Of the following additional subscriptions
TO the fund for the erection Of the statue OF Wash
a. GIL -ur IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18
TRoTTrNG HORSES AT LOW PRICES.

The lovers of fast driving who gathered at the
American Institute Building yesterday-the SECOND
thirds as many on the first day, when the 6onneI
horses were the main attraction. Stli, many goo9
animals were disposed Of includng some Sn
below their value Fifty-four animals were SOLO
and they brought So 240. The horses sold yester'
day belonged PRINCIPALLY to IL s. Russell, b q W Ws
3. F. Tracy and F. j. Moline. of Brooklyn, ,; NJ
Mead of Port Chester and William Watson, of West
chester The latter offered fourteen Shetand ponies,
the first of the day and brought from S45 10 SZ6o
apiece the latter price being obtained for High
G Fla G sgI3 6gSugh Rp SS l0uf
The first valuable trotter sold was William Jack,
son. q bay Reldlng, seven years Old by Norwood,
BY pIGe Pa OTb be bay
stallion Mercury, by Rysdyk's Hambletonian dam
Julia Machree. by .seely,s American STAR brought
by j. Hard, of Stratford, Conn. A fine team of bay
geldings, the property Of Edward Ellis of Science
tady. was sold separately, the first buyer being S
the first choice and took Nethc. The other MARI
boro. sold, curiousy enough, for S45 more to "; H.
Nelson, Of Cynthiana, KY Gypsy Dyke q 3lac o,S
Hambletonian. with record of 2:40. brought only
$3.50. She was purchased by Z. > Stokes. lion
d b0wp sHI by Wansr of Albany
for the low price of $500. Young GiosteI' a a
brown gelding, was bought by g. II. henderson, Oh
New-10IK, TOT S4lO. 1uuepeHueuCo' u eIli ". u
chestnut ge,ding from Connecticut, was one Of the
Kensington bay stallion colt, by Kentucky PRINCE,
dam by .Rysdyk's Hsmbletenian, was bought ~. by
Samuel Mcmillan, of New;York, for, $5O5; Dick
RysdyEs Ham6letonian, sold for $145. Lizzie
stison three-years-od chestnut fly by Stlson,
by Messenger Duroc, brought $3.50 Landmark;
Norwood &1 yeariing lily by WiiliSs Norwood, dam
by Mam6rino Pilot. each brought $50 "a hnsMtF ~
brine Chief. brought $175. Lawgiver, a yearling
colt by Edgewater brought $780,, Two three;
years-old tlles by Willis's Norwood, brought $3.50
and S305 respectively.
The sale closes to-day. when the stations Tam;
bletonian Bashaw and Magnet and number OF
trotters and highbred colts will be Sold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18

Virus, malar1al poison, mercury, arsenic and
qunine deposits are certain be eliminated from G
tenn az that yor Try the Holman Pad Cos remedies No M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18

PILES are instantly relieved and permanent,
cured BY usDg "AsAKEsis" Samples free at s3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18
THE TROUBLES OF BREWERS.

Ameeting of the Brewers Union was held yestcr-
GAY at p. H., at Terrace Garden. to discnss the
question Of wages. The men employed By the varl-
Gus firms in this city began to organize protective
union some Time ago. and three OF the brewers dis
charged man each for joining the organization.
great deal Of indignation was ielt by the hands
and number Of those IN the employ OF McsSrS Rup-
pert. Rngler and F. & NJ. Schseter, who discharged
men, left their breweries. The feeling became
stronger and it was deemed necessary by the EN-
ployers 70 come to same understanding with their
men AT the meeting yesterday afternoon the fol-
lowing brewers were present. represented: Messrs
Rivinius. Ehret. L. Il VI. Schaeter. Hoffman kreSs
Bischoff, Eckert 4 Winter. Baur q Betz, De La
Vergnc BuhsaIn IL HOrrmaD A. Hupfels Sons and
Peter Doelgcr The subject was discussed at length,
and il was decided 10 hold a meeting on Saturday,
M 9 D. u al which five men from each brewery, the
foreman and four of his leading snbalterns should
be invited 10 be presens state precisely what the
men in the different places demand.
The brewers of this city have suffered heavy
losses by the depredatiors OF thieves who steal
empty beer barrels aud dispose of them to dishonest
men in the same business. Several Of the large
Arms nave lost thousands of dollars worth of prop
ery in this way ard the evil has been so great that
the Brewers Association took the matter in hand.
As a result of IT'S lahors teamster named Martin
Callahan was arrested some time ago with wagon
load o. stolen barrels IN his possession. They were
identified as The property OF GIansen d Price
the Court Of General Sessions yesterday Callahan
was convicted of grand larceny and was sentenced
by Recorder Smyth to State Prison for two years
and SIX months.
NOT PROSPEROUS IN THEIR BUSINESS
The failure Of Isaac b. Guest ST. dealer in coal at
No 744 Seventh-ave. and at No. 3O6 West Forty
third ST. is reported, with liabilities OF $4,000.
He failed once before about four years ago with liza
bitics of 500 600, which no compromised at 20 per
cent ,,. IL,
ing the failure of Hopson & Shepard. Wholesale
dealers in crockery at Utica. A. u. Barber indorsed
ferred The total Liabilities reported at $lOO0OO.
which include mortgages for $32, 900. The nominal
Sos 900 and real value about $4,000. On March
ia they transferred half interest the store prop
erty TO A. ID. Barber. The firm has assigned all its
property to George w. Adams and Alexander L.
Coodwinfor the benefit Of the creditors The Utica
City National Bank 10 o preferred creditor for
S27. 200.
Emanuel Perls, manufacturer Of trimmings at
Nos. 1856 and 1SS Greene-st., made an assignment
yesterday 10 Louis Spitser. giving preferences for
$680 AZ >...
S. NAVIGATION ON THE HUDSON.
From pt.ssns Appearances the Citissns steamboat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18
IAnnouncenencs

No moro splitting of tooth powders sns
washes Travellers should always buy Lyons Tooth abs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18

Wine merchants and druggists sell Hub Punch,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18
NEW.,JERSEY.

HOBOKEN.-AmOs COnOver, nm emplOyc Of the
Delaware I.ackawanna and Western Express Com
pany ran away with 500 of the money of the com
pany three days ago, leaving his wife and children
in hoboken; lilo is supposed TO be in philadelphia
49,. otto Even, uge twelve, was badly bitten in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18
NEWARK.

Fourteen additional carcasses of dob" veal were
seized Yesterday by the meat inspector Mt the Erie
Railroad depot.
An infant, eight months old, was found abandoned
on the stOOp Of house in Belloville-ave. late
Wednesday night. 1t was sent to the Poor House.
Patrick Riley, mason. of No. 1914 Newest, was
killed by fall yesterday morning. lie was work.
ing on the new st. Aloysius Church, when he fell
from q scaileId.
An unknown man. supposed to be n tramp, was
picked mp on the Morris and Essex Railroad WcdneS-
day night lie had received internal Injuries from
a passing tram, and died at st. MichaePs Hospital
yesterday.
John N. B unnell. jeweller at No. ISL Broad-at..
was arrested and held to bail yesterday. OH chs. -
of obtaining money under false pretences. Ellen
Swan grl living in Bloomfield, charges that on
Wednesday, in company with two other girls, she
entered BunnelPs store and looked at some lOckets
Bunnell accused her of stealing locket and de-
manded that she should either return tho lOcket
nav him it's value else he would have her arrested
She paid the money rather than 20 to the police sta
tion. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18
JERSEY CITY.

A meeting Of the anti-Monopoly Union was held
in the City Hall last evening. Carrot Van Refen
urpsilcd Speeches were made by Thomas Y. Gator,
Frederick g. Wolbert and Others. The attendance
was very small.
Washington Irving jacques. o lawyer OF NcwYOrk
was arraigued before Justice PelOubet Yesterday
mofning upon charge of attempted larceny from
the person made by Joseph Sullivan. of No ll0
Nnih-st Sulllvan had check for $50 cashed. and
the street, he conceived tho idea that Mr.. jacques
was trying to steal the money The Justice promptly
discharged Mr.. Ja1ues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-18

Uonora McLain died in Bellevue Hospital recently
from kicks said to have been inflicted by her hus
band Thomas McLain. at No.. 142 Cherry-st
long search, in the 'lombs Prison. to which he had
been sent for drunkenness. They neglected 10 have
him arrested when his time expired. and he wal
discharged When too late 10 was recalled that he
was charged with wife-murdcr and search was made
for him, but the sailor had escaped.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-05
Icrattfdte 9cUeTGc1 aus Weius
@DrF

9feirzD orf, 4. 6ebruar. - Gin 6rauelts
Simlner, gtamen8 81. Sohnlon, ltanO bsute
inter Der anflaae, mebrere ioeben eiugNuaus
bertc junge SdllpeoiHnen ans oem @aftle Gar
cen nadl 2alterb6blen berlOdt Su haben, Dor
benz 6riebenSrifter 6lammer. Die 3eu9clt-
ausiu9en crgaben, oa6 Die Angetlagte eiuen
Naentcn in Sopenbagcn bat, ueldler ibr nit
icDcm 0ampier Smei ooer Orei iunge Wtdoden
idtdt, fiir Dersn ieoeS lie ibm etne gepife
Sumne beSdhlt. 3wet Spfar Der Seelsnuers
fduiCrin, gamen8 Sophia nno Sega lSiliOn,
troten als 3Gugrnueu auf. Der Giht2r eut=
ifito, onb er feline SuriSoittiOn iiber ocu 6all
habe uno pertrics oaber Die 9lugtflagte Dor Den
@uneescommiIidr. 2etttrer lteGte Die AHge-
tagte inter $2500 8iirgifaft.
Der notoriid]e ,9teo Near9," elmer Ser
giorthamptoner Yantrduber, pelder Dor etyua
cinem Sabre aus Dem yuNloptraBeu 9efdug=
niIle snflob, ipuroe beute in ScOofi1n uOn ei.
nem @eheimpoIiSiten nieOtr fiitgenommeu. st
leiilete feiuen gSioerilano uno mur0e uadj
Southampton abgeiiihrt.
-9o8 98bittater'id)e &rieq5gcribt Oeruahnl
beute mcbrere peitere 3euaeE mo uertagte it4
bann bis gum nGdjittn WOntage.
Der 0ampfer n2tiiing" lit heute bon
Sambmq augciau9t.
9ie 9ampier Crescent &itn" bon aipin
moi, ,%altlc" Don 2ioapoot uno ,,HOIi2ut
Cattle" ton 0iittelnlecrbdien fuO glet9faai
bier QnQeTCmnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-05

SF6tefc siadisidlttn ilber BIC irti6len unFS'lei.
Youoou, ). Tebruar. - Der :, ,StaH0N0"
erflGrt, ole 2Gs9s Der Dtbatt, iiber Die 5msNe
NCiurg Der 3mTRasmobu9clbia hduae g1nE
lid uon oCm SprsdlCr 0b. giaH 9llubtmdtr
boB nie Debate am f6tftcu 0stttush &C.
ttloiisn pcrosn pit5.-0te allaemeiue GuIIbt
1T, SnB 0uuitt uO9 8iencrberIt,aun9 Der
&uhe III Srlanr iuieoey entlaiien miro.
2aut Clner 9ubliHer sSCpeidle oes, ,Stdnooro"
0tautt man bort, OaB Die BolBci oas 0aupte
auartlcr Der 2nnOliga in Seidllaq nehmeu NIB
0af Bic &eqleruug Die ytga Nurh cine BroElas
mdtign aufl6icu uiro. Sue 61acumoiniue,
meId,e Gin 8iunb 8uluer ~ eutbielt, iit aui
einCm Der 0ffentlidleu Wdtc in 2ouooN uufge=
ilnhen fupr0eu. - Ollie in 2on0on ltntlOnlrten
9ruppeu buben 8ciebl, ibre SasrHen niat Su
CcrlaiiCn.
3o8 Wtuuiitfl b,r 6ome-&ultrs i'm Barlaz
ment. meld)Cs Oos Serfabren 0eS Spre4tr5
unO Der Nloioritdt i'm llntsrhaule OcHuu5trt,
if nah ellen 8bsiItn bC8 &eretni9tcn SOntg'
reitts, nadl Imerita unO Iuitralien ttlegras
phirt auoroen.
Sine @,rIammluu9 Der 2anSligu gu 3ralsa,
in mcld.er gtid)acl 0aDitt cine 9tCbe balteu
iuIlte, if BON Der 9te9isruug pcrboten moroeH.
- 9ie AuhGngu Yarneu's iolen in ihrer
QefrraCn &erianmlun1 bsiflOiicn habenr nab
Scr Gbniuuiuua ibsr Gle Sueite 9ciuHg Der
Torfrr'ideu Bill ale SppOiitiou gegen Die
MnBrs9cIr Der 9tegirrung ais nutlOS anfjuz
9Cben.
GatdI.ropBe In Der g1itusnus oer Gslbe.
2onboH, 4. 6Cbrudr. - Der 0ampTer
,6ronprins TrieOrth g9lhelm" lit IN Der 9tdb'
uon Gurbapeu nit einem anbersu 9ampttr
suiammcn QcItoReu. 0as lcttere 6abriug glug
iunabulb Orel VtmuteH uuter, uuo iedlS Ytens
idlCn sriranten.
sRarft uno g5rit.
goubon, 4 TGbruar, 1880 gtatm. -
Grtat. .&cIlsrn rIle 63g, 9teps 5ericger Central
III, Sri, 5OB, glerusyOrtcr Central 1872, SuS.
GennoI 1875.
QtUerpOoG. A. Sebr., 1880 Ra&m. -
BaumpoGe lcbhoit, DtitteliortG SbGlduSer
7u6; DO. Orleans 68; bic 8Ttdut'
betrliaen l0, 0,OO0 Saleu.
SdliTsuad1rtdlteR.
Qurue, 4. Eebrunr. - Der 8omp'eI
.Stnte Of gtcuaoa" iit pom gtcrU Yort bicl
ciugeanicu.
TuubOn, 4. Ttbruor. - Der 0ompfcl
,Slctoria" BON Rtu yOrl paiiirte beHtc eaS
YiSaro 2rudltbaua.
6amburg, 4. 6cbr. - Der 9ampfcr
,Gimbria" lit beutc pOu g!su Yorf bier oH
qdrnmCr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-05
serTGermmss setrtteerete,,.
Gie metropolitan 2ebcilSoerit dbsrMnsS: g.
iGHidialt" BON CtHcn tljrerAgentsU 5ef Il lipIRs
milf -5Nte Yiefnifoer bus tSest61t.

iCuidjalt" BON CiE.cm iI;reE2lgentsM 5eia1piRs
cCt.-3te Yetrager bur 0estd1t.
Rem 9orf, 4. Sebruar. = 3net 0euts
idle, giamens SOieph AOler unb geo pen 0tI'
lern, iino inter Der 4nflnae Derbaitet moroeH,
bie ,,Retropo poIitanz2ehensner iderungS- -0eleas
I6att" Inn uamhdtte SummeH betro9en su
haben. Die erfpdbute @cieaif)aft ptri1rt
oaS 2eben bon Smoern mo ermdd)ienen Bers
ionen qeqcn 3ablunaen pOu 5, 10 Oocr 20
@euts pro @ode, unO ibr Seriiferuugsipfem
eriTsut iid nsueroings grpBer Yopuldritdt uns
ter ben arbeiteneen SIaiien, beionoers inter
Den Qeutid)Cn. &oler fuugirte als Qgcnt Der
@ompoanie, uub bic 5batiadle, baB eine au.
sergem0hnlidle groBe 3abl Der BON ibm per>
iid]crten BeriOneu ais ueritorben geHelOet MIR
ben, errredte nGdgeraoe Serbad)t. Dir SOM
pngnie iette ibm @ebeimpoli;iiten auf Die
Gpur, peldle entOedteu, oab AOler Die @eieus
idaft ieit lGngerer 3sit i1henlatiih betrogeu
bat. Gr ferttgte nGmlid) @srii1erunaspolicen
anf Den Ramen finartel Beriouen aus, Sablte
6os p6fcntlide 1rGulium cine 3eitlnug aus
eig'ner Said)e unb bertftcte iblieBlia Die Per'
louen als oerltorben etn.
Stme 8arid)te muBten BEN He9eln Der Sc
iellIdaft na9 bon einem Nr5te uno sinem al-
bereu 3eu9en unter5eid)net iein, uno oa Dies
tft1mer Der Sou mar, 10 erhelt Aoler tets TEN
@eo obue 2GiOerreoe. Die @ebeimpoli;iieu
hoben nun poftiOe 8ctpeiie bon Betrug in bier
psridisSeuen 6alleu IN SdnOen; in bret 6Gaen
maren bic Hamen Der periiherten Beriouen -
iinmtlih fletne Stnoer - ftugirt, uuo III Dem
pierten Sale mar 0nS 9iuo, peldles Noler dui
eigue 6auit pei fidert bate, nod am 2eben.
Die Qnterif)riften Der aer3te uno 3eugeu ani
Nnier'S Sertdteu iparPn bon Ser pon OlQer1
gefdlidDt tuOrOen, uub GCtterer erbielt uoa Do
Icr $1Oiiir ieOe 5dlidung. 8clOe 4ngeflagtt
baben ibre SdulO einqeltanocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-05
SrGuoe,


SauRto II, RoH., 4. Sebruar.-0ie Ba-
piermiihle Der 5o. 8. Qincoln & Comp. 81
9orth 3igbtou brannte heute Dor Sacesau-
bruh n1e6cr. Der &erluit betrGgt $4,000
unO 1T tbeilrpsiie ourdl 8erTidjerung gcoedt.
8tlmingto II, 0el., 4. 6ebruar. .-0aS
,@apuul,6otcl" gu 9oOsr plrOe Ourfl Elm
gcQcr 2 llbr heute friib in 6olgc zines idlaO,
batten Samins ausgebroheneS Ssuer tm BE-
TRACE BON Sl2 900 bcihdOigt. @ret Spriteus
compaQnie'n lpurocn Oou bier ans aui etneul
GrtrnSugs nad Der SranOitdtte gcid)ift, tnoei.
len rrar nas 6euer bercitS nnteroritdt, als lie
in 9oner anlnnsteu. Die @dfte Oes 9otels,
uuter mcldleu fidD @tnernlaumalt @rag, Spre.
der gEilliamS unb an0ere Dtitglieoet Der Sc.
ietgebuug beianGeu, retteten nit tuapper 9tott
bGS 2cben. Serii6Uung $1,000.
Sort 80pne, SnO., A. 6ebruar. r.-0aS
hieitae ySijuu Shcatsr" muroe btute ourd
6Cucr 5erli6rt. Gerluf $4,000; SIFderunl
5000.
5uIifar. 9.,S.. 4. 6ebruar. - Su ser
Soiiite ber Burfe yWagnoIln," meid,e nab
Quccr's Q8erfte I'm StrOme lag, eutitauo &c
0cn llbr heute friib Elm 6clicr. 0u R2mor
auellr ,8ctba," nit ciuer glbtheilunl 6Itr
lrchr om 8cro, elite Dem brenueuOen Sahr5auN
I'll Siilte, ieOoh mar Ouiielbe erbeblid) beidli
biat, uIS ss gclang, Die 6lammen gu untr
oriiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-05
2luS SerGS.

@alpcfou, &er,, 4. Stbruar. - Dir
,,gttnS" pe6Heutlid]t fOlgenOe Spe3ialOepez
idlm: .&Olun bus, Ser, 3. 5ebruar. = Gin
Mann, Romens 98alter, tbeilte am 0tOutage
Ger Geh1r0e nit, DAP er etnen gteger ro.gsu
&iNbeOiebhabl8 Uerbaftet babe, baB ihm Der
Geiar9ere ieOodl frr5 nadlhcr ourd bret mas
firte OiGnner eutriiieu ruOrOeuiei. NtaniteHfte
Der 2ngube tusnig @laubcn, bis man qeitern
QbCno ben yicQGr, weld)er gilbert 2Si(liums
hjeB, in Der giGhc bici Srtes al8 2eiAe aufs
iarb. Setne 6Gn0e maren auf oem 3tiden
suiammerQ bnpben unO itiu 5fdoel ierlAnlet,
tat. Soitbefehle Iino gcaeu mebrare Der Chat
pGhddlii9e 8uiOnen .auaaeiteat uornen."
sort 9onis, Ser, 3. 6ebruar. - @ar
mCloct. boB Sberit 9aglcS iidl am %. Sanum
Dem 2ientenart WeOi1s anidllO5 uuN OaB 8HOt
nit 25 Maun bic Snoiancr IN Der Siarra 0ialI
ouaIifien. 9ie Sruppeu iibsrrumpelten bit
2uoi0Har, tbotcttn iCd8 &rieacr mo uabmer
brel Squatus gciaugeu. Dian uermutb,t, oaf
Die &unbc oie nemlidle 1T, rusld)e i'm leeteT
@ioi Die 6amilic Grabam in 8aB @aHoT
arqriff."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-05
@uropaifde GabeIberiGte.
Hna hrItisn,n a,nrInr,n,,t


2onoon, 4. 6cbr. - Die bluptlGdlid]cn
GaGuOCrur0en III oem @laDfone'ittu Ses
'dlluiie, tuie oerietbe Qeitern Aben0 i'm uutarz
bouie oneenommcn murbe, btlttbeu oariH. oaB
Gin @ntrog nuf >, ,0rtualiflteit" nur bon einem
9iinifter gCitellt meroen tann, oaB Der Wiuiiter
iCine @liinoC fir cen @Htrag augebcn mMB un0
o0B 2Gttercr cine 0reiuitrtelez uiehrbait bel
elmer annelenoeH Yiitgiieher3abI bon nenigitenS
500 0ioroert. Gtne WlOoifBiruug wuroe
ouGerGcm cir9cbrndlt. tueldle oarlegt, OaB Der
Spred1cr Die ibm itbCrtragcre auBerorOentlid)'
GOllmadt rur CUR TDrosrung Der al5 .oring-
lid" be8cdneten @eidldite anluenseu iOue.-
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leS anme'eno.
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Den &ntraQ ouf 3peite Qeiuug Der Bill ftellte
bCiou0cres@euidt nut Die lii6pirfenoe SIduie
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sur 8oliredung iracno ciuer belCuosrn 6att
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9te Some- RuIels hnben iidl wdhrenO Der ben
tiqcn Situns irtr ruhis benOmmeu. 81
| hiclten hcute cine Gonieren5 uub rperOen bslll
Nbeno Ctu metteres Manifeit erloGtu.
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uno Der Dome. Ruler gSidIop ihre 4nEhte
FIBER Die Bill ausaseri!dt hattcu, raree 81
| Debate psriaot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-05
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lang an.
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