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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05

The records show that there has been
great activity in real estate up the canyon
within the last few days. Gentlemen who
claim to be promoting the new railroad
are bonding suppcs ed depot sites and water
rights in endless profusion. OF course,
they are anxious to help the railroad, but
still more anxious to help themselves. 1t
is to be feared that the real railroad build
ers. becoming Disguised with these Eureka
sharks, of high and low degree, will pull
up stakes and abandon the enterprise.
There are a good many professed friends
trying to put up corners on them of one
kind and another. In the name OF COM
mon decency, the SENTINEL protests against
these exhibitions of insatiate greed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05
THE ORPHANS.
Singular Conduct of Certain state
OmiciaIs.

Officials.
The last Legislature enacted o law grant
ing aid to all institutions in the State
caring for orphans. under certain per-
scribed conditions. Governor Kinkead,
who permitted the bill to become q law,
now intimates that he regards 1t as .un-
constitutional. The first demand made
upon the appropriation showed the follow
ing facts:
A Carson Tribune reporter has visited
the State-house and learned that on the
9th OF July q bill Il 81, 279 TON was pre-
sented to the Nevada Orphan Asylum for
the care OF orphans rs authorized by the
Act OF the Legislature. The Board-or at
least . majority approved the bill, giving
the following individual easons:
The within bill is correct and complies
with the Law authorizing 1t but a further
question ~ariaes, viz: The apparent cor
hict between the law and the State Con-
stitution. This l believe is beyond the
power Of the Board Of Examiners to de-
termine and must be settled by judicial
decision. JOHN H. KISKRAD.
I sign the within bill. but doubt its con-
s~titutionality. JAsPEn BABcooK.
/ decline to approve the within claim Of
the Nevada Orphan Asylum OF Virginia
City for State aid, because | believe it to be
appropriating money for sectsrian pur-
poses. which we are forbidden to do by
Section 10 Of Art. XII. Of our Constitution.
NJ. A. MURPHY.
The demand for the warrant was pre-
sented to State Co~ntrolley Hallock on July
rs, and he refused. giving the following
reasons: Warrant refused, because l be-
heve the institution making the claim is
sectarian In character and teachings, and
that . draft on the State Treasury for its
support would be a violation OF Art. XI.
OF Sec. 10 OF the Constitution. which pro-
vides that "no public funds OF any kind
or character whatever, State, county or
municipal. should be used for sectarian
purposes" j. +. HALLocK,
State Controller.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05

A SUDDEN TUMBLE.
The Decline in Eureka Console
dated Sfack-An Interview with
superintendent Read-The Mine
All Right.

dated Stack-An Interview with
superintendent Read-The Mine
All Right.
The stock Of tho Eureka Consolidated
has lately taken a sudden tumble in the
San Francisco market, having declined
from $3l so per share last week to $40 so
yesterday. There is no apparent cause for
the decline at this end of the line. OF
course the company is under great expense
in sinking the new shaft and erecting the
immense new hosting works, and posi-
bly, some OF the shareholders have imagin-
ed that it would be necessary TO sus-
pend the regular monthly dividends until
these improvements shall rave been COM
pleted. But there is no foundation for
these fears. A SENTINEL reporter called
on Superintendent Read last evening to in
quire as to ths cause Of the break in the
stock. Mr.. Head said there was no. earthly
cause for it..so far as lie knew. The mine
has never looked so well in Is months as ii
does to-day. The ore reserves are abun-
dant. aud guarantee the payment Of the
usual dividends indefinitely. The yield Of
the mine is ample to meet all expenditures
for improvements and disburse among the
shareholders the same dividends that
have ruled for years. Whatever the
stock may do there will be
no cessation Of dividends for a long time.
These were Mr.. Reads assurances, and the
SENTINEL has no doubt that he speaks cor
rectly.
The break may possibly be attributed to
some heavy holder going out Of the stock.
Eureka Con. has not been dealt in extern
sively for several years. The stock has
been quite firmly held as an investment
by those who were content with the divi-
dends. The shares have not been regard
ed as a fancy gamble, and as a reason there
has not been an eager market fop them.
Hence, We can readily conjecture how a
few thousand shares thrown on might
run the market down from the top notch
to the figures noted in Yesterdays quota
tons. But we have the word Of Superin-
tendent Read that the mine is all right,
and will continue to pan out bullion just
as 1t has in the past.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05
Mining Locations.

The. following mining locations were filed
in the Recorders office yesterday;
yanderburg-1, 500 feet; situated OF the
eastern side of Prospect Mountain, be-
tween the Silver Peak tunnel and the Dun
derberg mine; located Aug. l, 1881, by A.
P. Hegeman.
Carbonate lode-1, 500 feet; situated on
Adams Hill; located Aug. 4, 1881, by ]. ].
Kermeen.
Comet lode-1, 800 feet; situated on
Adams Hill; located Aug. 4, 1881, by j. j.
Kermeen.
Galena lode--1.500 feet; situated on
Adams Hill; located by j. ]. Kermeen.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05
OPEN sEssIeN-4.so p. M.

Gould 4 Curry ASS; Hale & Norcross
"a: Holmes 65s; Belcher 250b; Orc sob;
Rest 4 Belcher 9hb Okla; Benton 90s;
Oyerman 1O5b l10a: Justice 75b S0a; Julia
aOb. Fureks Con. 19A b; Silver King COB
90ha; California COB; Bodie Tunnel Sab
3s5a: Union 9hb d; Potosi 2i0b; Savage
23Ob: Yellow Jacket 415b 44a; Sierra
Nevada 9h b 9h a; Albion I45b Iva 1hs;
Utah 7stb; Day 245s, Con. Virginia loos;
Mexican 7As; Ophir 5b.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05
Il. O. q. It. installation.

The following officers of One and All
Lodge of the Independent Order of Good
Templars were Installed at Miners Union
Hall on Wednesday evening: 7. n. Ok
nam, W. G. t.; Mrs. B. Frank, W. V. T.;
s. V. Reynolds, W. s.; J. S. Holman, W.
F. s.: James Frederick, W. t.; A. Stin-
son, W. M; Rev. R. A. Kicker, W. c.;
Miss Carrie Mette, W, 1. g.; Henry Bluett,
w. G. g.; Mrs. VIM. Stinson, W.R. II. s.;
Mrs. e. Frank. W. L. H. S.; Miss 8. Dun
kel, w. D. NJ; Mrs. R. Smallcy, W. A. 8.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05
APPEARANCES ARE DECEITFUL.
What n Party Of In Francisco Ma.
hobs We're en- for In New York.
8. F, Daily Report.

.. r. DAILY heport.
A San Francisco gentleman while in
New York recently, visited the famous va
riety theater run by the notorious Harry
Hill. He was taking in the sights, and he
wanted to see them all. He took a private
box, and when one of the beautiful and
refined young ladies who supply the
guests of the house with liquid refresh
ments waited on him and asked him what
be would have to drink, he told her he was
not a drinking man but a stranger in the
city seeing the sights. He had heard that
all kinds of people came to Harry Hills,
box and point out the prominent men in
the audience, he would pay her three dol
lars an hour for her services. The maiden
consented and the bargain was made.
In a few moments a party of men in vel
vet sack-coats, ~high-heeled boots and
SLOUGH hats entered. "Who ar Q they?''
he asked.
'.They belong to the Blocker street
gang" was the reply, land there is not
one of them that wouldn't cut a mans
throat for a five dollar BILL"
Next passed in a party with Ulster over
coats and Derby hats. "Who are those
gentlemen?" inquired the man from the
Pacific side OF the continent.
"They are Green-street panel thieves"
said the girl.
In a few moments there entered q party
of San Francisco gentlemen, each one OF
them being well known here, and having
been prominently identified with the stock
market in this city and with the mining
industry on this Coast. The man in the
box knew them as well as if he had packed
the mud to make them; but he thought he
would see how the girl had put them up.
"Who are those dutfers?" be asked.
81 don't exactly twig them" returned
the girl, ''but they look like Philadelphia
sneak-thieves."
If the names were given it might result
in the mobbing of the Office of the Daily
Report.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05

The Virginia Chronicle denies a rumor
shat the force of miners in the Bonanza
mines Ia to be increased. 1t says there is
nothing underground to warrant their
working more men than they have at pres
mt. There has been a consolidation OF
foremen on the Comstock. which reduces
expenses on the mines from Union to
Gould & Curry by 500 a month.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05
Lumber Tvade OF the Truckee.

The Reno Gazette says that the saw
mills along the Truckee River are crowded
TO their full capacity. The Central Pacific
Railroad Company have given orders for
ak and a half million feet Of lumber to
be out within the coming four months.
There Is also q steady demand from Ari-
zona and New Mexico. The outlook 10 very
encouraging for an unusually prosperous
season Ill sleng the Trnskss.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05

No foolishness ! Coin talks |! Charley
Coll is now prepared to sell beef at the
following prices: Beef, by the side, four
per pound beef by the chunk, four
and five cents per pound choice cuts, ten.
twelve and a halt and fifteen cents per
pound, and all other meats in proportion.
CHARLES COLL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05

R. Sadler has secured eleven springs
along the line of the Eureka q Colorado
River Railroad. He has about every drop
81 available wator from Pinto Canyon to
Hercules Gap in White Pine county. For
rs miles there is not a drink to be had
without dipping it from n Of sadlsr's
springs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05

Hotel Arrivals.

Parker House-Thomss Waters. wife
and family. Mrs. Lutey and two children,
Virginia City.
jackson House-A. l.. Nichols, Sacra-
mento; o. K.lWescoatt, Hamilton; N. Wes-
coat and family, city; o. johnson, city;
J. Sheehan. Virginia City.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05

@. F. Erdley had g small tract OF land
up the canyon under fence. Yesterday HIS
fence was pulled down and another party
placed in possession. Two officers went
up to sec the change made. Mr.. Erdley
complains that this il a somewhat sum-
mary way Of settling adverse rights to the
possession of property.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05
The Albion Nine.

The Albion Club will put the following
team in the field next Sunday for the two
prizes offered by the Union Guard; Rowen
@. Sweeney p, Muldooa 1b, Cnrran 10,
Roxburg 9b, Skinner 8, Clark I, Hall +
I. Gates c f.. Should the Richmonds be re-
inforced by their new men, the struggle
for the prizes will be an exciting one.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05
Suits Commenced.

Last evening ]. G. Ford commenced suit
against Charles Coll in.the District Court,
and Messrs. Haley & Shoemaker COM
menced suit in the Justice Court against
the same defendant. Both suits are ON
general account for merchandise sold and
delivered.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05

The largest and most complete stock OF
paper hangings ever brought to Eureka.
consisting OF the latest styles OF Dados.
Frie2ea and Decorations; also a large. stock
Of carpets, mattings, lounges, bed lounges,
etc. The above goods we're selected by W.
p. Haskell, who is now in San Francisco.
Call and see them.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05
Mining Litigation.

The Sterling Mining Company yesterday
commenced in the District Court two suits
to quiet title to mining ground. One is
against the Pioneer mine and the other
against the Diligent mine. The cases will
be set for hearing at the next term Of Court.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05
vrur.wDAY.s STOCK SALES.
gan Francisco stock Exchange.
MORNING BOARD,

8AN
MORNING BOARD.
140 Ophir-5
$50 Mexican-78 o
100 Gould Il C~urry-4So
40 Best & Belcher-.9b s3o9s
70 Cali.ornia-S5S
rs Savage-230
400 Con Virginia-lI5 loO .
100 Chollar-2zO
140 Potosi-21 255
a50 Hale & Norcross-3 293
liz Yellow Jacket-4oo.
so Crown Pcint-iso
225 Belcher-2SO ZS2
q s Nevada-Ss 81
so Utah-7
$40 Bullion-50 4oc
$50 Excheauer-ilV
COZ ~Oyerman-105
90 Union-9f
165 ALIASES, . ,oo ,oo
170 Occidental-135 10 lzo
100 Andes-lSo
1870 Scorpion-135
$50 B~enton-90c
500 Sutro-l5c
Is Alpha-3A
AFTERNOON BOARD.
,e5 Eureka Con-l9 1850 l94
10 N Belle-s14ls30
400 Star -33c 4Oc
$50 Grand Prize-2oc
200 Albion-l3 lad
5S0 Wales-1 100
go L Mt Diablo-10c
800 Belding-l0c
$50 Holmes-ooc
% Bodie-6a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05

For the best green fruit of all kinds go
to the Red House of B. Alexander.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05
DANCING school.

Prof. Dawson, member of the Royal Ital-
ienne Opera, London. and late Of New York.
will arrive here next week ana open classes
for teaching children and adults the Racquet
Bohemian, Newport. society. Double and SIN
Gle Rockaway. Double and single Mszourka,
Redowa and all the latest dances at present in
vogue in New York. Prof. Dawson Will also
teach the herman. For further particulars
see notices upon my arrival D.J. DAWSON.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05
T.. d r. PASSENGER TRAVEL.

DEPARTURES YESTERDAY MORNING.
J Cohn w ii
] p Hixson VIM Giil
J Sampson > hearney
Mrs R Murrish. J Harris
J Lovejoy
ARRIVALS LAST NIGHT.
w p Haskell J Miller
J willmott Mrs Bernard Thomas
Mrs J Lutey & CHI Mrs l. Boze q Gu
Thomas Walters wife 4 2 ch
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05

IMPORTED cigars, finest brands kept by
Davidson at the p. o. Cigar Stand. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05
M. ID. bartlett

Has the most complete wholesale liquor
and cigar establishment on the coast, and
the only one in Eureka. He buys his
goods in the East, and is prepared to fur
nish the trade at San Francisco prices. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-08-05

Messrs. Franklin & Co. have the finest
assortment of carpets ever brought to this
market, and sell them at astonishingly low
prices. Call and examine the various
patterns. No trouble to show goods. \
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-10-07
Die llnteriudung 6es Slernppf

Die llnteriudung oes Siernpuit'
8iuas bat ibren Nnfans geuOmmen.
DsH Mfitglie6ereu beS 8iu0es iOa cS
ger nibt wobI an Mutbe fein. ocnn iie
wiIen uidt no uuS pie Der SIib ein.
NeidIaacn iuirb.
Sic 9Inflogtaetcu. Selfe ouf ons
SUrgfGltigite gegeu Sen, 8ra6p uub
SoulOrteu au5gearbcitet woroen fin0,
luer6en uuUoriiiglidI Dem Olitritt 9ln-
malt GortbiG mberasbcu merben. nm
bielelben Ocr 8ranhlutD DorauIegeR.
Gs III ole Nbi6t beS 8eri6tS BON
Der Srnnrlurp Die fUfOrtiac Yrufung
Der 4nfIngeacten 3u Uerlungen. ls6od
ludre c5 m0glid, bnB man 8uttenu's 8
Yrrceb ,uerit UOrnebmen m0htc
GiniDe. wsIde pcr SbeiIlabcri6oit
an bcn StcrnpOit S6wintcIeirn Onges
tln9t finn, folen 8eitGnbuife abaelent
bhbcn.
GoS prompte uuo entralide Nuitre-
ten oes YrdGoeutem NrtBnr i'll oieier
NugeIegsnhelt lit iebr lObensWertb uno
Ole ltiaen 2offnuna:n bcS 9tinges un-
geltraft burdidIup fen su f0nnen, mod.
ten iuobl, gum WObl beS Yanbe5, bitter
geidufdt luertsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-10-07
0le bier toIgeu6e Ycmcrruug 1T Oer

Ilc bier toIgeu6c Ycmcrfung III Ser
Wr. Staat5 3eltung eutnommen
,,Gtmas mi6erudrti9 mar c6 fllr Die
Ydtrioten unlercr Stnbt, oaB pe0er
aui Gem @,npitol nod aui Dem @uuer.
uor's @aule clue 6Ioagc nod rine
lnnltige CHARACTERIZATION su iebeu mar.
Man iiebt was fir cin 8ciit oort
berriht."
g&ir fennen Die putri0tll6e 8elinu
ung Der 8uraer Der Staat5-9auptitubt
gut geuug aus ei9ener Grfubrung. nm
iiberisuet gu Icjn. GoB Oieie bei benl
&erIut zines Der ebeliten Manner Der
Station uidt aIeidaIItig aebIiebcn md'
ren, wcuu Die 9teaierung in rcpnblifa-
niidcu San6en geiueien ipdrc-
Su uieIen Stdbtcn, i'll weIdIen rie
5smOttaten III brr M0lOritGt fut,
murhcn III Gbren Der ycihcnfrIcr grOB'
aitiae OcmouitrutiOncn nerauitaltet
unb man fOnnie bcl 6ieicr @tleltn-
belt nidlts bpn urpuiriUtudem YottcI-
oclit hemerten, um 10 bCSnuctlIdcr III
es, ba6 n6 acruNc ant Msaierunasns
cine io!dle uubenrclTidc SltidauIiig-
felt fun, CAB.
&1onfn mir, GGB 1T nldt IA IInIyr
3!i: Gin irildctcr unh IibcruIcrcr 8cii
in Die % iebe5baIIen ein3iebcn m0lc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-10-07

9r. 5. S8. Sreiner, Gapltdm bts
Oampier6 - ct. Sitob5 SeI," iprod
mCbren0 Ger gSoGc in uuicrcr Office
DOT ySdbreno Ger llntcIGaItung nit
lbm, Duroc c5 un5 crit fIar, mcIticn
cUlunuItu llmiab bon ocutidsr Wsei.
,iucn, hluptiGdIid 9anlburutr &rOp:
fer um0 ct. SofObS Del. oie Strmn
u. Eo1cier & 50. i'll Baltimore be
wcrfitcllat. Sn dle I3eI thei;e per
lAitt lie ibre nit leoem Sabre beIiebter
pcroenpeu 0eilmitteI unO td9Itd nimmt
0ie 9tndfrdge su. Die @cutc entpideln
abtr uuh cine btmnnbtrn5wurSilC
GnerGic Sbre Nuiei9e Nacnlur allen
briddftiat ciu tleineS seer u1u Sdrel
bern uuO ole Summen. die ourd Ctr
ielbe be;Ibit wcrosn, arenicu ana
Sabclbai:e. Der Damp;cr .St SltobI
Ocl," Ger ipdbrcno ocr y6ods in uE-
icrm olien lag, If Gin bubibsr . .Stern
wBeeler." eigsns III rem 3,ptds nebnuI
osu Sui bcs 9eilmittelS uu ocn St.o
men bes ySeiteu5 nod weiter III per
breiten. = (Goitoriraes. 10fempbi'
! (Sen.) SOf."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-10-07
@ad benz, pas man iiber Die 9allaas

@d& Dem, uns man iibcr Die Ynilaee
our st. 9ouis Sair erfabrt. mus Der
3uoraua Elm unasbeuersr iein. Wenn
mnu bon Dem. wnS bier hurd @er'
mann paflirt, auf Die Menidenmenae
I9lieBt, melde ouf allen ben anGeren
Babneu nod Der Stnot f0mnlt-
@m lsbten Oieultaa pufiirtru bon d
tllr bis llbr Mor0cn's 6rei YaGa
aierSuge, lucIde sufammcu IL maggous
bef0rrertcn un6 f6mmtliGe 93naaonS
mareu 70 uberfullt. oaB nod Die Yidtt-
forms gcbr6nai pO1 geifanOen baben
lOQen.
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3n ncrfnnfcil.

so Ndtr 2anb, srpsSn % untsr @uItpr, auf
stmieIben beFnert fI& Gin sutrs Nr5nbaus
nit 3immrrn unb Seller, sin brrifn6rr Stnl
nit Sorn-9rirrr une gSasenI1upptn, Sfbuer-
bans, 8auhbaue, gutter 8runnru nit bin
reihenb 9Saisr, Gin Ader in 9Seinrsten unt
gutter Sbfaarttn. 9rtis $550.00. Sber.
renn rcrsrjpsen III Der plns nit idmmilitem
SauSs nnn Sarmscrdtb, Sieb. Icrn. Safsr,
Stn, nsurr gBagrn, gHHss, gBeiuprrfr, Gfrl
Stub nit aalb, Jiine, 6 S6reint, 40 bic
30 Snbner, pfaucn II. I. M, su rcrfauffn
Trris S850.O0. Der 9HaB Iirst . Rriirn
IiicIit prn 9bamriS
gSseeu ndbcrtr slusfuuft rcnte man Iit an
WIoiS Z dmio,
1916 9bameiS, SIC.
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Gntlanicn.

Lem uutSr3tihuctru fuc sen l5iutm Flase
, Wifi'sn DHlit Yen !Strmann, rrfi S6ai.,
Gin Bod uHe spri Diuifcritafe. sRtlautsu. =
Ter Spf unb ea5 eint 9RHfhricaf iint az
itibntf, tl5 rs6tE Sbr atatlumpft une az.
ihIist, i'm linisn Gin 2ch. Ism Spde Nnt
auserttm tis 6rrucr dtatlGHiiten uue 6as
DluttGriGaf bate tint ntus fjlcde anbdnaeu.
gStr mir utGr ttu gtItlGib eerfelten ausfurit
trtbtili. erbdIt cins aHgtmsNtne Stlpbnun1.
9uitfrieo 6Opp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-10-07

gerpaRetr une 8reuRee srn gnrreG fcmmeH
alen ril, ipate bic gTahtnplifn nenen filerRtu
S&ranbsns grlteamPfi&iHr hss
gtorS6eatidlen 9lobS,
sar llrbsrfabrt tenuBen.
Niit Damefi6iFen ets YrrbteutIdcn 2IeYh
trurStu bis @nes 1879 iiber 100000 9,erIensn
bCfSrbert.
.Miit Dampidiifsn OeS9forooeutiden
9lpDO wurSen bis euoe 1880 Iber
SOC, 900 RerlORcu bef0r0crt."
Die Dampfrr etritr 9pmpasnit:
Brauni6meia, ;}I00Sons, @aplln0ntih
Nurnbera, 800 Sons Sap Sdeer,
9eip;ia, $500 ~ 8ftiffer.
Ohio, 250J /, Mfcher
Berlin, $500 F.. Seinde,
BnItimcre, 250O :, SeImers,
fabrcu rsstlmdeie allc IA Gage ,riIten 8res
men unh Baltimore Rne nrbmen gaiIaeirTt
su frlscnbCn Staten an.
Son Baltimore mad Srcmen.
3pii6rnttf 5000
Ainbrr spii8tn nnt ls Sabrsn bic SSIfts.
Son Sremen ua6 Baltimore.
:3pilItenhrd $500
ainber spiitrn I urb II 9abreu Gle S6lfir.
SduSlinsc 200 8unereilCtiGtts su rrm6sis.
ten grellfH.
Der 2arbnngSpIaB hitltr SampiI&iFr in
Baltimore 1T su9lrib Stppt eer Baltimore unh
Sbiu Gilcntabn, prlbc paliasitre SPu uuh mad
eem 9SsGien III billiacrcu Hreifem be-
tpThfri, ais tTscub cine @ilsntabn rem Rer
9rrf unb philadelphia.
9si Arfuuii rel 0ampiidilir pre has Ieprt
fiIr ale EitbtanaefslIiru sritblclIen, 70 has eie
Sinpnnefrer nilbt her 0'sfnbt on, sriret fnt
gpn grtrlgtrn britNinefli su nGrNtn, mas in
dneern SdfRnpldEcn lcieer-ir eft hcr 6aa 1T.
YSir maiden urb brioHters auf fpI9tnte
iiIr beHiiGe Hsiieuer tepta6tunseptrtb Spr.
sii0e aufmerfiam rtI&c bis Reile NIT uniern
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IrutIdrn, frnnrn pd auU nit 9tesrmanu
SrGitdnSiaen ptEe IpImeiidr 81 esbran&ru.
llmNBen aus rincm SCbiIf in has onSGrr, mic
bsi iubirCGtsu Sailsu Fneet nttt lfatt; bic
gaiiaairrc qttsn IN 9rcnifn iegleidb an SrTh
hfs SranoampfrrS une reriNlicn henIrIten :rf
in Saltimcre-
sSs g9tath ndbrrrr ausfunit pentt man
iib al bis 0snsral A8eniGn.
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in Is ioGowag SO. ;Icnlid alarmirt limo
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belt aus cen SiicoerH uno tGuicuoe uon
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10 fef un0 eIentia wie ein SGIlen.
Die DSur" III gsseu ale SsrunItuliun-
gen uun Sdbmuugsu aH WsnId OaeI
SieI erfOIgrcid aulewan / worotn.
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