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Death i'm the Street.

HENRY &. HUNTER, OF ROCKVILLE, Nd, THE
VICTIM.
The man found on G street, between 4th and
5tn streets, yesterday morning, In an insensiole
condition, who soon afterwards died, his re-
mains being taken to the seventh precinct
station house, was Identified last evening as
Henry X. Hunter, OF Rockville, Md employed
Dy Mr.. Fisk, agent In this city for the sale of
Mhetler & Wilson's sewing machines. The
Gect ased was very respectfully connected IN
ROCKVILLE and generally respected by all who
knew him, his principal falling being that OF
lHten perance. he boarded near the corner OF
am and Streets and his landlady seeing the
account In THE STAR or yesterday, went 80 the
station house and identified him. Mr.. Fisk MS
late employer. also Identified the remains and
sent an undertaken TO prepare his remains for
burial Prior 10 Mr.. Fisk calling a colored
woman named Miller called at the station house
and pretended TO recognize the deceased as her
husband, stating that she was lawfully married
10 him. The officers dOuDting her word. re-
qGesisd 10 see her proof OF such marriage she
Wei.t TO her house for her marriage certificate.
ana Oh returning to the station house met her
husband "a German named Millerl alive and
well on the street. She had wasted all those
tears for nothing. Mr.. Hunter Was 10 years OLD
and leaves three orphan children Ia Rockville.
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IRON BITTERS.
A TRUE TONIC.

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A cable telegraph is to be laid north and
south of the Isthmus Of Panama SO as to con-
meet the United States OF Columbia with the
United States and Europe via Central America
and Mexico.
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A gang Of forty track laborers on the Penn
syiVan1a railroad struck at New Brunswick N.
j., yesterday for $1.25 per day, instead Of $1.10,
the present wages. Other gangs are expected
to strike.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amuseinents. &C.. Tonight.
ForPs Opera H0use-Miss GeneVieve Ward
10 "F rget- Me-Not."
National T7a.aCer. - Lawrence Barrett In
Hamlet 3"
Odd FelLO1cs' HGU.-"Blind Tom, the musical
wonder.
Lincoln Ran-Dengremont concert.
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The Indiana Legislature met yesterday In
extra session. The House reelected the OFF,
GERS OF the regular session, except the door
keeper. w. Ii. Schlator, republican, was
elected chief secretary of the Senate, two DEM
ocTatlc senators voting With the republicans.
The Michigan democratic Convention at Ian.
sing yesterday nominated Augustus E. Bald
win for Justice OF the State Supreme Court, ana
q. w; n. Lathrop OF Detroit. and Henry
Froich for regents OF the University,
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THE BLACK-BUCKLEY SCANDAL.-The case of
George w. Black, charged with assault1ng Wm
buckley In November last, was SET for trial III
the Criminal Court today. 1t will be rem.m-
6ered that Mr.. Buckley testified In the Police
Court that on going home one night last No
VemDer, he found Black In his parlOr under
very suspicious circumstances; aud when he
made known his presence Black assaulted him
Judge Smell convicted Black OF an assault, ana
he appealed TO the Criminal Court. Mr.. Buck
ley subsequently sued for divorce. MI. A. b
Williams, Cefendant's counsel. asked for q con
tinuahce, on the ground that his principal wit
ness lMrs. Buckley was not present. He fiied
an aMdaylf, which set forth that he expected &c
prove by Mrs Buckley that there was nothing
of an improper character took place between
her and Back, and that Buckley began the
assault Mr.. Williams stated that Mrs. Buck.
ley told him mat She was willing to testify
I'm the case but that she is now IN Baltimore
The case was continued until Tuesday. next.
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REAL ESTATE SALRs.-W. p. Young, real es-
tate aucuoneer, sold yesterday, for Mr.. James
z. Hines, trustee, part OF lot L. square 53s, i'm
proved by story frame. No. 347 street
southwest, TO Nj. John Grinder, for $6l5.
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MRS. A. T. WHITING leaves for New York to-
night TO make selections Of millinery and fancy
goods.
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The Christian Church in Washing
lOns

Editor Ga'':-In your notice of president
Gartield's Church" you say In your issue OF TN
instant that T. G. Campbell was clerk In the
Land Office and that "H. q. Hazard was well.
known tailor r. G. Campbell was Ia the
Patent ONCE and not Land Office; Il. II. Haz-
card was not tailor, but book-keeper for
they uhe Christians) went to the City Hall.
They did not go there before 1860. "AlsO, In
1867, there was formal organization" When
he found that the Christian church had been
organized several years before, with DR.. j. T.
Barclay, formerly Christian missionary at Jeru-
salem, as elder and pastor, TO whom the cause
more than to any one OF the long list OF names
contsined In your account Of yesterday; though
he seems to have been forgotten by the present
generation. l. n. X.
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AFTER SHAVING. Eucaly pttne In small quantt-
ties on the face is most agreeable. Is cts.
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WEI Oh MEYERS
q "A T A II r II

CURE. Unquestionably the most important medi.
ca, discovery since vaccination. A remedy which
assimiates with the mucous membrane and forms
not only local. but constitutional cure at
any stage. One package generally sufices. De,iy-
cred by Druggists or by d. B. DEWEY & Co., 46
Dey Street. N. T.. $3.50 complete Treatise and
remarkable statements by the cured. mailed free,
The afflicted can refer to:
GEO. W. LAMBRIeHT. 70 Biddle St. Baltimore;
Mr.. SCHROEDER, 360 North Broadway;
JOHN L. HERRING, C. Park av & McMechan ST.,
GEO. 6. PREsBURY, Prop. West End Hotel, Lon z
Branch;
REv. O. 81. TAYLOR, l40 Noble st., Baltimore, Md,
b. z. HELPHENsTNE, Ebbitt House, WASHINGTON
Rev. GEO, e. PRATT. st. Stephens Rectory, Phils.
Glen. L. O. BOOTS, Wilmington;
Rev. A. A. SUMNER, Frederick Nd;
Mile AIMEE. Opera Prima Donna;
PAUL BoYroN, the great swimmer, Flushing, IL.
6AM'L BENEDICT. Jr., 697 Broadway. n T., etc.
a real cure Of oatarrh for sl.Oo, novI- eodeow
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HON. SIMON CAMERON with his friends ceIe-
prated his SGD birthday In Havana, Cuba, yes
terday. A banquet was given IN his honor
and ne made speech reviewing the events OF
his life, Captain General BIanco has extended
10 MIN the freedom OF the Island. Mr. Gamer
on mas made study OF the tobacco-groWtnp
system In cuba, and it is said Will publish the
result OF his observations. He has greatly en-
Joyed his visit and will sail for home on Satur-
day next
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ECZEMA.

F. II. Drake, esq, Detroit. Mich, suffered be-
yondalI description from skin disease which ap-
peared on his hands, head, and face. and nearly
destroyed his eyes. The most careful doctoring
failed to help him. and after all had failed he used
the CUTIcURA REsoLvENT internally, CUr1cURA
and CUTICUBA SOAP externally, and WAS cured. and
has remained perfectly we'll to this day.
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CUTIeURA REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS L
POTTER, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washington
street, Boston. and are for sale by all Druggists.
Price for CUTIoURA, Med cinal Jelly, small boxes.
80 cents large boxes, 81. CUTICURA REsoLvENT,
the new Blood Purifier, 81 per bottle. CUTIcURA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP. Is cents. CUTICURA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, Is cents in bars, for
BARRIERS and large consumers, so cents.
tBAU mailed free on receipt of price.
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS from Resident Builders
~ VIII be received for the erection of an addltiou
70 the street front of the Washington City 0rnhsn
Asylum by the undersigned up TO i oicTo cE = ~
SATURDAY, the 18TH INST. = ~ .
The Trustees of the Asylum reserve the right t-
the lowest bid ~ "NOPs
Plans and specifications are accessible 10 bidders
Detseen the hours OK q a. and r. M. each day.
sunday excerted, until the day above specified az
Room No rs, National Safe 90. q Building corr sr
OF New York and 18th st, north vest
JOHN c. HARNESS, Architect.
Washington, DO. March 2, 1881. mar7-4t.
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"OPERA PUFFS' CIGARETTES The amber pre-
pared part that is put in the mouth Will not
stick 20 the lips
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CALL To MORROW AT X. GOLDsCHMID'S MAN
MOTH DEPARTMENT STORE, No. si2 9Th street,
fejWeeD Ii and northwest, where you can buy
duplex goDlets. worth 81. for 10 cents per dozen;
fruit saucers, only % cents per dozen; engraved
gob!ets, worth Sl.25 fore cents per dozen; glass
dishes, worth Is cents, only cents apiece; q
decorated cup and saucer, worth IS cents only
10 cents Also, great bargains In decorated aud
white chinaware.
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4 FBNALE BCRGLAR.-To- day, Maria Fisher
alias Chlnn. a colored girl about 20 years Old
was aTratgned In the Criminal Court on tue
charge OF burglary and larceny by secretiny
herself In the house OF Jared C. Nichols. 50
High 81 rect, Georgetown, and taking away Ia
dies wearing apparel valued at $50, breaking
out or said dwelling house with the stolen
goods.
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FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR BROKEN AHN.
Yesterday, IN the Circuit Court, the case OF
Bailey against the District OF Columbia was
concluded before Judge Macarthur. This was
an action for damages alleged 10 have been
sustained by the defendant falling in an unpro-
tect6 excavation IN Cniontown, and sustain
ing such injuries as 10 make IL necessary TO
amputate an arm. The case was given 10 the
1 SiS yesterday, and verdict OF $4,000 for
plalLtln rendered
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 20 Geo
Allen and Margaret j. Murray; john ). Mason
OF san Antonio. Texas, and CoTnelia NJ. Wilson,;
w A. Tenly and Katie Hunnaker; Thomas 3.
Spence. OF King George e. H., Va, and Mrs.
Nellie Rogers, OF WeStmoreland Co., Va: Th1s.
Mccartney and haue ONein; Nimrod Norris
BroekenboTough; Moses Mumtield and George
anna Gray; W. Albert SnOwden and Anue
Henderson; E. E. Gayle, OF Fl. McHenry. Bal1
more and Mary b. Ayre5; James F. Mcdonald
and Ida E Warner.
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SIX MEDALS OF HONOR have been awarded the
manufacturers or BenSon'5 CdpciRe Porous
PlasJers over all Others. IL acts at once.
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...LoR CUTTING CAsE.-In the Police tourI
Yesterday VIM Colwell, young colored man,
was charged with assault and battery WIN
intent TO kill Benjamin Fluery. Fluery teStl-
fed that he and defendant had some words ia
grocery store in south Washington, on the
night OF the 21st of February, and witness was
foilOTed out OF the store by Col~ell, who drew
a razor and cut him. DR.. Riley was called TO
testify to the extent OF the injuries. He stated
thai the wound which was very dangerous
oDe extended from The back OF the head around
to the chin. CoiweIl was committed for the &C
lion OF the grand jury ia default Of 81 900 ball
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en-, l1h oRAwFJRD ESTATE CAsE-In reference TO
which appeared In The stan of me ,tp instanI
AoofIes pohaent writes TO say: "a COMPROMISE
, liver ~ mas . aeced and cannot AFFECT that p1r
always resided and still resides. callad 'Iana
lagh.' Only q portion or the original isrye
acreage has passed 10 certain purc6aser. l ~
IN number by DEGREES OF court and INV 49, %
promise as you stated. The original sstaIa
Estimated at s260, 000) descended 10 the IadisS
often mentioned IN connection with llfi1aS,on
for portion OF it for the last twenty years
ended now 10 consequence (malnly) OF the death
or scme twenty lawyers
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HEADACHE, languor and melancholy gener
ally spring from diSOrdered stomach costiye-
ness or q torpid liver. Each may readily be
removed by Dr. ID. JayneS Sanative Pills. a few
doses OF which Will be found to stimulate the
nver and stomach to healthy action, remove All
Dllousness, and produce regular excavations OF
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GENERAL COURT.
Yesterday, Quinn agt. District; argument
commenced +. Y. Goldsoorough, Of MI, was
ADMIT TED to the bar.
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DIVORCE CAsEs.-A compromise has been
Effected 10 the case OF Kate Van c. NJ. Clarke
against Peter Gordon Clarke, suit for divorce
entered Oh the LIST instant. The plaintiff agrees
to dismiss the bill filed, the defendant agreeing
TO give her all the household property. and 10
pay her certain monthly allo vance, this sttou-
Iation being held fer the time being as an
agreement or separation and not TO prein+t,
the rights OF either party as TO future actfon
yesterday, In the divorce case of OryIli, n
thatcher against Adelaide Thatcher. in I'M the he
anca =, court on an application for the allow
o VI an order to be made for the nsvnanf
fen sLo per month alirnony and $50 Tor the de.
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.. 8. q.

EAsLEYs, S. c., April 20. 1880
nave used your Swift's S. Specific with great
success In many cases, and have had remark
able results from it In female complaints.
j. WYLE QUILLIAN, NJ. D.
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SUIT FOR $4,000 FOR INJURIES FROM AN As.
sAULT.-festerday Ferdinand LambreehC en-
ttred suit against Everett Wroe, Claiming
si0,190 damages foF an assault made upon him
by WToe on The sth OF January last, wno, he
alleges, with sharp instrument, to-wft, a.
Knife, STABBED and cut the plaintiff In so griey-
Gus manner that his life was by means
thereof greatly deSpaired of, aud that therpby
the plaintiff became sick and disabled for n
lohg time, to-wit, for three weeks, and had to
pay. lay out and expend large sum of money,
to-Wit, SIS, III being cured of his bruises
wounds, cuts, sickness, soreness, laneness
and disorder occasiOned BY The assault
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Sammy Men.
Wells Health Renewer.-absolute cure for
nervous debility and weakness OF the genera
tive functions. 81. AT DRUGGISTS asa Penn
ave.
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Protruding Piles that De BIN6iS Pile Remedy
Phiia., Pa and none genuine wtthout. ms ~ 0SnA
ture. Sold BY druggists. eb19-s. tthsem' zcszp
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Cine 3tpaaSt8 Mtlltonett SDvu-
N fhop

Chicago, 10. aplil..- 0ie GbatIade,
baB be y Benniplpdnier 8ahn" cine Snpot6sf
bon $50, ,000, 600 auSseffelt bot, qelangte btute
burdl baS 8erIRren HnO lpdtere 8leoerfubeu
6es Doiuments ielbft an ben Sao. t6r. E. 6.
Gilbert, Elm an9eieheucr Qobofot ans Bits
burg, peIdcr auIGBld bteier 6ppotbsf herbsr
fam, usrior oaS Document snfdai0 tal @ai1z
simmer oes ,@rdnb Bacific 6ottl8" ans Der
2aidle. @s iuurbe bei'm 4uirdumen biuaus
aefehrt nnb allf eiiien &ebrihthaufen in eiu
@G6den hinter Dem Sotel gerpOrfen. Sier fiel
sS eincm iialicruid)su 2nnIpeniamrller in bic
SaiSe, in beileH 8efib man es heute anfiano.
2ie Ssrolbef nuroe am l. glpril b. S. bon
Geiion Rorris, gomunb Snutb uHo Samuel
SCltou, idmmtliA aus philadelphia, aIs gu
ratorer Der 6ppothef= Snbaber ausgefelft.
8btGabelpb'ia, 10. april. : Sic Be-
onlten Der ,$enniblnanier Gabn" erfldren in
0esus auf obiae Mittheilurg aus Ghicago,
bieisI6e be5iehe fd) augeniheinItd, auf Die aIs.
ffclIuna Uon Sbli9dtionen Der 8ahn i'm lesten
Sdinar. Die gauge GmilIou iei BON Der
gtsrrhYorfer Sirma Subu, Y0be & &oHp. fir
fid unb elm Sgnotfat angenontrnen porSeH.
Disie 3rarsaftion lei banlals perDFfentliht
porben, nno iie (Oie 8samten) miibien nid,t,
oaB bie @eielifuft ieitosm cine 5ppotbef ans
acftelIf habt.
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gcrmtiGtte SepefGcn aus gaelps
WDrf.

NeW>9orf, 10. &pril. = Srai 9nEe
8ohle bon gtr 76, glOrfftrase, Serieb- @itp
murbe aeitcrn auf o,e BcidluIOi9una oeS mSrs
Geri3den &narifies perbaftet. Am San1ifags=
Aber6e mar iie total betlnufen uno gertetb IN
cine Nrt bon &aierei. Gle ertaBte i'll oteiem
.3pfonbe cine art, nit rpelder fle Ihre1l Sat
ten eiue flafisuOe gSuuoe auf benz Shdoel
beibrod)te. @r ffiir3te beipuBAOs 81 Sooen.
gtur burn oas Gini1retten ibres SohneS
muroe oaS @eib oerbiuOert, ibren Dtanu iofort
81 t6bien. Gle murhe ieh8rbolten,. I'M ben
&crIarf Der GerIesnug ibres Sdtten abjns
porten.
= Dic bsreits in @erpeiung iibsrgeaaugene
geidle eircS etrpa 35zidhrisen SraueHsImmerS
mur6e geftern in eineW Shuppen hrlter Jtr.
527, 8sit40. GtraBe, aufgefunotn. DfdH
halt Die geritorbene fir Ntarie DlcCSurei tueihe
itit eini9er 3eit bern1iBt tuurOe.
= s. q. 6ouiton, etn all 8iidnrlarfsl1hs
mung Ieiosnoer Batient Oes Sroeflnner I, Staots
6oipitols," begtns beute Sprtntttag Sd6it'
mOro, iroer1 er mdhreno Der 3eltluetli9eu Abs
ipeienbett oes Sranfentpdrters aus BEN 6euller
iprang.
= gSn. $. glatt, benz 8ernehmen mad
Elm 9rueer oes Bunoesiendtors Blatt, purOe
beute gum Snperintenoenteu oes Btreans fiir
unbeitsllbore Sriefe I'M bieitgen Poltatnte er'
uannt.
= Der beiiiue Berid)t Der 9unitdtsbthSrNs
er9ibt, 6aB iih geeenrp1rtig 12l Slattern'
frarfe i'm iDoipitale befinoen - cine Sunah'
me BON 81 fiber bic pergangene @oAe. Am
Gtpbus liegcn 103 Baticnten carrieoer-47
nlehr, oils in let,tCr 2SOdle. En-.
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Snramo-9epefGett.
STE @ttrasS GDtuaSFBmaS.
GortieBnn9 fpIgt A!

8aihinaton, 10. april. - Sm sc.
nate leate Der Sice Br6f6ent bas unnleoiqte
@eidldft Dor, rernlid| bic grfpdblunq BON Sez
natsbeamten. Der Gutrag auf cine @refntiu=
Isnne wuroe, tpie geipShniid, nieoeraeifimmt.
McBberion iber9ab cine Bstition Der Baz
terion-2anoseiga i'm Setreff bes SalleS BON
WilAael. SoHtOn. 9arriion leste cine a5nlide
petitiOn Dor. g..
Slair beontraste. buB mad Dem beIfen @r,
nsffen oes Senatcs Der &On9re6 iofort SuIaHt~
men bernfen iperocn Iole.
SarriS proteitirte.
@S fam gu elmer fleinen auimirten 0ebatte,
in pelder. Blair oaS @efGnoniB mafte, bah
cine &euiiion .6es GGrifs piiniGenspertb lei
(pas Die 8epubIitaner ieit Sabren conIequent
bintsrtrieben buben). 90
gC9an pertbeioigte iid, baB er nit ben Nes
bcllen bet Seginn bcs Siirgsrfrie9cs i1mpatbis
firt babe.
gef (Sb.) bertbciOise 6rn. 2o9au.
9tafoetn nod oerf6ieSene @bitimmunaeu
slpedlos porgenommen por6en paren, oerta9te
iih Der Senot.
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lteberEdltvent enttst,t,,ee,s.

8 nj aba, Nfebr., 10. aprtl. - Der Wtiis
Iouri fiebt. abernals IS 6uE iiber ieiusm nnrd,,
id,nittlideu @afleriianoe un6 III in i9neaeui
@teiaen. 3as Gener in ben @ilennerten am
Elubufer 10 Our6 BIZ. 6lAtbeu ael6idlt tpOrben.
Sier ciraeleuIeue Serihtc ergebeu, OnB aQe gee=
benfIfiIe ots Niiliouri aroBe gSaffermaHeu
heratpdlseu. Nan elaubt txoeiien, OaB Der
Gduee 70 nett geidmoIsen 1T, bag fetne 10 bers
tseren6e lleberIhuetnmnn9, ruie Die fiirSlthe,
bdlrdtst sl wereeu broudlt.. Der SlaB 1T
cisfrei.
@odfpfb, ssSlls., 10. April. Doe 6od.
moiIsr Ccs God=Ri hat nEgeheure Berbees
rur0e1 anaaid,tet. llnaefdhr 1900 Srbsiter
Fuo 0eaerwdrtis in 6Olae Der llebridwem-
irunQ in bieier Gtabt auber Seididftiquna; be
glRbsrIluaen aul beioen 9eiten oes 6laiIeS
fehCn HWbrere Euf tiet untx SSailcr. Dtan
hcfit, boB Der SIuB beate Su tallea beginner
ipiro.
Milwanfee, 10. april. 8speiden aus
hem Snrern pcn @ieconiiH HIetbeH, ooB ale
6litiTe Iehr bod, lfehsu, BetudGtliGer SAa.
ben lit berrits in Der llmeebuua pom 6Ono Ou
eac eutfaubsu. SSnR 0ls 3iIGe iins Otrjpdtst,
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, Merf6atf eitier dEifetthnIan..

BhilaoeI Iphia, 49,. Gprtl.-0ie BON
PnffaIo nadb emporium aeheuDe ,8uffaIo>
gfetr=O Oorf- philadelphia 8ahn," lpelfe bic
8erbipSung nit Der . Bhilooelphia.G .Grie>8 >8abn"
he1fcllt, III nebif 10000 Adrn 1ohIenldnos.
rsien fir S4,850.000 ON Elm Spnbitat perfau't
moresn. gesteres beftebt ans 5. & IS. Ct
ll9tllonn, DrcrsI. Worsan s. Comp, 8inss
loip, Sanlsr & Comp, aioosr, Beaboop &
Comp, Slarf, Bot C @drtin nno 6. 8.
Slarf & Comp. Die gtsttozGiundhuie Der
Babn nno ibrer SsrbinSunaen 6etrdet nobesu
$1,000, 900 pro Sabr. 3,pnnsis $ro3ent oes
anfanfs9eloes jiub bereits besahlt, uno Der Sfeft
iOn Ia riOnaiitdleu &atsa beaublt weroeu.-
Die 8ahn iol in nnseIdbr eihem Sabre nit
Ger ,gnffaio Bittsbura 8eiierli-@ uno ber,
,@eneiee SaDeba a@anal- @iienbabu" conlolioirt
inerNPit Hu sHRs
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96nbon, 19. @pril.-@On' Galcnttd tuirO
tolearaphirt: a9ir inoiid)e Regleruug bat bet
hsr &eaierung bes DinftnIanoes ernitlid| Oas
raHf 0serur0en, oa6 oas ShiidliI zGhal unO
DIe B0ffeH stUiideH ahOoldioi uRo anstta riiht
ac1Gnmt rerosn, hnD Sipdr. ME man aiaubt,
nit @rioIg. @s 9tbt Diss cine entihieOsne
abfuedluna BON Der MrIpriugltdeu AbjAt,
eor1 SiiSsAiehaniilnn Az rdunrn, Die ylad,s
rid1t, OaB Elm IcIGes arrangement su eruarten
let, rulir6e IN SnoieH nit sroBer StfriebigHng
aAfserOmneH." -
Sonbon, 10, April. = Bon @anbahar
tpub bsridtet, ba6 bic RSumnus ees 9taOt
be00num bat. Ga bei6t ausensin, esr Galir
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Chicago, 10. april. = Rehrere beriid.
tige @eitnen, tpel6e oils giDrbsr un6 Giubre-
der ouaeflngt fiub, mahten heute abeuO einsn
nGrstpeifrlten, iehodl eriolaioieu gerluh, aus
beiu hieiiQgn @ountn9efdnauiiie Su entipriugeu.
8ooneb 8Hrn8 uno &Ier. 9ic&an lpdren bic
&dbelsfiibrer nno enttpnrfen ben 8lau.
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nfsgeuOlien ReuolDsr unb cine Qnautitdt 8uls
Der al nsridaffen getpuBt. 6eute 4beuo, als
faf ode Gefanaene1 i'm @orrioOre beriamndt
tpdren, trgrtfien iie Die beiben aufieher Uuo be-
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fie einen gaut bon itd) 3u gebeH uageH. DE
aufIcbr riefen trot6em nm Ollie, unS elne
&nSobl Polr5ihGn mar raid 8ur 6uno. Die
@efanoeuen hatteu mittlerweile eiuen Seriu6
acrnoGt, bic Maauer NIT BulbG 3u prengeu,
inbtiiCn mar bic Quontitdt 81 9erina, nm Olss
Zen 3ped Su erTGidlen. r.
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nuf idlredlid|e @siie mtBbunoelt uub Wadep
itbos bem Reger 9onieI Coleman, eiueu Der
@efongenen, tpeldler ben Auiieheru betfdub,
cine Sugd upterbalb oes 6erjeHs orr9 bic
8luit. Bic gPunOe III t6otlih.
gtof, 4nfunft Der BoIiSei tpuroen bic @uf,
riitrcr itnsl iibermGItigt pHs in Giiau gelest.
Sine srOBs @uSohl ibrer 5reltuoe barrte auBsr.
halb bee @efdugniiies, um tbuen gu ibrem @nt
ioTmeu behHlflidl 5u iein.