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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-19

GLEES FALLS Sept 19.-ThoS G Auag her. who
murdered Walter Hanlon on Monday night gave
himself up this morning at O'Clock. Great ex-
element prevails at Sandy Hill, three miles from
here near which place the murder was commit.
ted. and there is strong talk OF Iynching CAL
laRher.
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Conflict Between Mexicans

FL PAs0, TEXAS, Sept l9-various reports have
reached here concerning a conflict between the
Mexicans and Apaches, but nothing definite has
been received. special dispatch from San jose
station, on the Mexican Central railroad, SAYS:
Numerous runners came into Ojo Callente yes
uerday saying that the Apaches were rounding up
stock. General CONSERVATION prevailed all over
the cOuntryn
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An Obnoxious telegraph Pole.

CHURCH NETTING 10 REQUEST IT'S RKN0vAL
Recently one of the telegraph companies erected
an unsightly pole at the point OF the angle upon
which the Memorial Lutheran church Is situated
on 14th street northwest. In view OF the present
progress toward the completion OF this church and
the proposed statue OF Luther soon to be placed In
front of It this pole Is especially Objectionable and
at congregational meeting held last night reso-
luton was Unanimously adopted protesting against
this pole usurpation, and requesting the Commis-
sioners to have 1t removed. committee consist
ing OF Capt A. B. White. George Ryneal, jr., and
Prof. A. L. Guss, was appointed to communicates
this action to the District Commissioners
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Lawlessness I'm Arizona

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 19.-Three outrages by
desperadoes are reported from Tucson, Arizona,
kilograms state that the citizens fearing to take
measures against the perpetrators, the governor
will have to suppress them. The civil authorities
are poWerleSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-19

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept. l9.-Sexton defeated Wal.
lace In the cushion carom game last night by q
score OF $50 to 1S5, and Schafer vanQushed Sexton
In the balk-line game, the score standing Schafer
500, Sexton 429 The tournament closed last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-19

NEW YORK, Sept 18.-Railway earnings to hand
this morning for the second week In September
generally show large gains, as compared with the
same week last year: Missouri Pacific system in-
crease, $69 ,29s Canadian Pacific, s57, ,65O North,
ern Pacific, $50 $50; Chicago Alton, "a 3lS; Long
Island, $l57; Western Union Telegraph, $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-19

An Interesting Incident occurred yesterday
afternoon at the Peabody school building, being
tho presentation by Miss 0arues. a teacher in the
NTH grade school of valuable books to three OF her
meritorious scholars-Arthur Ashley, Winfield s.
Clarke ana Brent Clarke-as reward for their
during last term.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-In ternal reve
nue., $277519.s9; customs, s953, 1904
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-19

INDIAN AGENT APPOINTED.-Sidney D. Waters
OF Putnam, Conn.,, has been appointed Indian
agent at Coldvile Agency, Washington Terri
tory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-19

TIE NEW BOND CALL-The Secretary of the
Treasury has Issued call for fifteen million OF 8
per cent bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-19

The iron-clad Nonadnock was successfully
launched at Mare Island. Cal, navy yaro yescers
day. $4,000.
have been getting themselves into trouble witA
the authorities
II is said that q lot OF dynamite has been toun4
within the precincts OF the palace OF the sultan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-19

After the report OF the proceedings In the state
convention OF the New jersey republicans at Tren.
ton, closed In TIE STAR yesterday. Judge iona.
than Dixon was nominated for governor on tho
flrst ballot, amid great enthusiasm. Judge Dixon
is q lawyer, Of New Brunswick, and some yoars
ago was on the supreme bench OF the state He
started NE in humble circumstancea The plat.
form adopted endorses the present administration,
approves OF the practical application OF the civ4
90 adjusted as to give full protection 20 home
labor. Legislation to restrain the power OF corpo'
IattonS q urged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-19

The ROUND IRON QUEsTIoN.-Secretary Folger
will in few days render a decision in the wire
rod and round iron question, the papers In which
are now before him for examination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-19

Ex-Gov. CoNLEY, the suspended postmaster at
Atlanta, Ga, had an interview with the Postmas-
ter General to-day and made application for his
reinstatement Judge Gresham heard what he
had to say, but declined to rescind his order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-19

GEN SHERIDAN Is in the city, stopping with his
father-in-law, Gen. Rucker. He will return to
Chicago this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-19

ANOTHER CALL UPON THE CIVIL SERVICE Con-
MIssIONERs.- Secretary of War has not Be-
lected the names to fill the two vacancies In the
War department, for which names were certified
yesterday by the civil service commission. Two
OF the persons certified proved to be enlisted men,
who are on duty In the signal office, and as they
made unon the pcfy se,yce commiesion mas sor oeen
more names in their stead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-19

THE U. s s. Trenton was placed In commission
at New York at one O'Clock yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-19

PERMISSION has been given to Capt Irwin, In
charge of the Mare Island navy yard, to receive
the Ounalaska at that yard to avoid expense in
CURED by long process and delays of court and
the deterioration OF the bottom of the vessel
COMMISSIONS were issued to-day to Matthew O.
Beckner, postmaster at Frontvlle, Va; Andrew
N. Pollard. Pale Green, Va; Labon F. Rector,
Table Rock, w. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-19

Some anxiety Is still felt at Canton lt Is now
denied that the Franco Chinese ifYlculty will be
submitted TO the arbitration OF America and Eng.
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-19

THE PRESIDENT will remain at the Fifth-avenue
hotel. New York, until tomorrow morning, when
he will leave for the fishing club house at West
Island, opposite Newport, L, where he will re-
main several days. Mr.. Charles E. Miller and
several other friends OF Mr. Arthur are members
of the West Island Club
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-19

4 DYING CONSUL COMPELLED TO KISS THE CRucIrrI
LONDON, Sept ia dispatch TO the Times from
calcutta states that the published account OF the
French outrageS at Tamatave falls far short OF the
truth and adds that when the English consul Mr.
Pakenham. was dying the French priests en-.
compelled him to kiss the crucinx.
n. wADDNGroN
PARIS, Sept 19.-M. Waddington was present at
yesterdays conference between the MARQUIS
Tseng, the Chinese ambassador. and Prime Min,
lister Ferry. Several journals mention M. Wads
dington as the probable successor OF W. Challe.
me-Lacour, In event OF the latter resigning his
portfolio as minister OF foreign affairs.
FRENCH SAILORS FOR SERVICE IN ToNourN
BREsT. sept. lS.-Saflors TO the number OF 80
nave lef here for Toulon, where they will embark
Ior service In the French fleet In TonQuin warerA.
IRVING, THE ACTOR COMING TO AMERICA
LONDON, Sept. 19.-Henry Irving, the actor, win
sail for New York In the Brattanic on the llth OF
October. His manager, with 50 members OF his
company, will take passage on the City OF Rome.
which leaves Liverpool on the day previous
Adrtft without Food or Water
RESCUE OF sHIPwRECKED FISHERMEN.
ST. JOHNS. N.F. Sept l9.-The French fishing
schooner Mercury, which arrived at St Pierre last
night from Grand Banks, picked up on the 18th
Inst. TWO New Foundland fishermen. named Walsh
and Matthews, who had been adrift In q dory Sin
delirious, and Walsh opened his veins and sucked
the blood to Quench his terrible thirst, The men
were SO weak that they had TO be hoisted aboard
the Mercury with rope. The Mercury als6
brought Capt. Hiscock and three or the crew OF
the wrecked Newfoundland banker Medianna.
They could tell nothing OF the fate OF the balance
OF the crew.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-19

The M1sr1r STORE.
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS,
Has one Of the Finest and Most Complete Assert.
ments of all and Winter Clothing for Men,
Youths and Boys ever brought to this
City, and at such prices will
make tho Msft Store
THE MOST POPULAR STORE IN WASHINGTON.
LOOK At THE FOLLOWING:
Fall Overcoats from SC up.
Men Suits from 81 so up.
Mems Pants from 90 up.
Boys Suits, 4to IL years, from g. Is mp.
Boys Suits. IL to II years. from IS up.
Mems Gossamers from g. .25 up.
Boys Gossaners from 81. ISL up.
Black Cloth Suits from sl2 up.
Back Diagonal Suits from sl2 up.
Heavy Overcoats from s5 up.
OUR NOTICING trouble to show goods. Satsfac.
ton guaranteed to every purchaser. money cheer
fully refunded. at the
MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS.
We ARE OrrEn1sa
NEW DESIGNS IN GAS FIXTURES
And are selling single and double Swing
GAS BRACKETS,
In Brass and Gilt at 10 and 80 cents EACH and other
goods proportonately low
We have line Of COOKING RANGES q. various
prices. from 90. so to $3.50.
IRON TILE FIRE PLACES. with BRASS FRAMES.
from $l2. so to SIS.
BRASS ANDIRoNs. from IS. so to $50 per pair.
PORTABLE BUCKET CRATES. from IS to $50.
PARLoR CRATES. from $40 to $780,
GAS BURNERS and GLOBES at Low PRICES.
EDWARD CAvERLY j. CO.,
Plumbing. Heating and venhlatns.
sep1 1l25 New York avenue.
ENr1RE Srock
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
HALF PRICE.
Store for Rent. Fixtures for Sale.
MRS. N. J. HUNT,
sep13 62I n straet no .4hr
WILLhRDS HOTEL BAR OPEN.-PALK 4 TIL
to-Gs goods on draught The best Of everything
seplS-ln' o. Y. STAPLES. proprietor,
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rS UNIFORMED BATTALION, 1. o. o. F.
L-s srecial meeting of the Battalion will be held
THU SDAY EVENING, September 21th. 1888 at
1880 O'clock Business of importance. full attend
ance Is requested.
1t W. Fl, FRAZIER
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ UNIFORMED BATTALION, l. o. o. F.
sgfea Psgti9f Ct the Battalion h win s be hela
7:3O O'Clock Business of importance. full attend
1t W. h. FRAZIER.
~o WASHINGTON. D. G..
9ss5 Sgs na5S s SF H5TSo
csmp m saRRa m # f. GNp
S sSsnns at y Re
T. E. McARD f. N. b. & Secretary. - f'S''asn' 1t
~ For PURE QUININE. IN LARGE OR SMALL
MfPsaS i rffSSs1Si g5is &
~ Il BRoTHERHooD OF cARPENIERs,.,AA
axLNiNG September the 10TH as bn .iness Of import
seeear ssl0s sne BY 0rdfs ssps2t
f-gTHERE WILL. BE AN ADJOURNED MEET
aD Ing # the Sf the
i.AY. SEPT 10 isss at O'Clock p m at at sheas Hail
632 Pennsylvania northwest for the purpose Of
sepls-2t Seer tary.
r~ THE WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
e g.
il k5EiIf5 a5s!fa ss99d
er's Office. City Hail. sep17-3t
- GERMANS OF THE DISTRICT.
MEETING respectfully invite two officers or deiesates1 Of
hs ss ns
chss.p Haisr In A0ns's Music Kad Hall Heinrchs
Sfsss Ssss s:hassss S5Is~'nn $o9 ass E VII %al1sr
fhsIn,i Chris; iAbner; ;,,..o. -, Ca Capt t. Chas Ebert
Colonization in the United states. sep-i7-3t
CYo GAS FIXTURES.
Large stock of the latest designs.
PLUMBING AND HEATING. A''''
.sn,, sAM,h sao IT. SIS $: sHEDD. 5aI..
THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND
Euara AGAINST Malaria. For aerated by the glass or
Sole Inventor and Manufacturer.
seps 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
rv wAsHINGToN. D. G.. August %. 1883.
- The ,copartnershiP he1etofore existing between
VII 81 SIGN oini in hauidscn asas and
o Tn to make SET
auas fISHAHs FEaNGfs HUF44. ii TAYLOR
rss PERSONS INTERESTED IN The PRE-
w espss ea
avenue the number Of cart wagon owned by the
1 S'S "' anu '5s' fH5ihsI ts5asa Or
au25-lm President.
v HARDWOOD LUMBER"
Sto 4-inch Prime seasoned Walnut.
Cherry toronshy seasoned from aGa to Inch. n'n
ppoaf pnartered sii ak ro@ to- Sg ana seasoned
Cabinet and White OAK. all thicknesses.
ASH aad MSIie ge1sr With large stock OF dry and
hand, WM. MCLEAN sON.
anio 18th and B streets northwest.
r~ WAsHINGToN d. c., July 10Th, 1888
h Ma e oees s
with other improvements not subject to the
promptness. and at low price. any work the line Of
lhoto Engraving for either relief plateprcss print
besiEns and estimates furnished upon application
THE LAUTEN ENGRAVING COMPANY.
3y16 1425 New York avenue.
~~ GAS FIXTURES
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THr CRY TO
ekLECT FROM AND The CHEAPEST
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE.
CORCORAN BUILDING.
I'm E. F. BROOKS.
HAYwARp q HUrcH1SsoS,
424 NINTH STREET.
NEW STORE WITH NEW GOODS.
cialty.
MANTELS. FURNACES. RANGES and PLUMB
ING FIXTURES. 1ya1
Tup M1srrr Sropr
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No GOVERNMENT RELIEF FOR FLORIDA YELLOW
FEVER SUFFERERs.-Ex-Mayor Tarbell, OF Pensa.
cola, Fla. called upon the Secretary Of the Navy
again this morning, accompanied by Surgeon Gen.
erai Hamilton, with reference to the aid requested
OF the Navy department for the destitute at Wool
sey and Warrington. Secretary Chandler told
Them That he was unable to give the desired as
SiStance at present. not having found any law
Which would permit his so doing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-19

A CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION will be held at
the New York post Office Friday.
CIVIL SERVICE REQUISITION.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury has applied In the usual form to the
civil service commission for the names of four
eligible males from which to select man for a
Vacancy In the $500 grade. The names have been
furnished requested. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-19

Organization Of the Next House.
THE CANDIDATES FOR THE SEVERAL OFFICES TO BE
FILLED
As the time for the meeting OF Congress ap-
proaches the organization OF the next House be-
comes subject OF increasing interest. Candi-
dates for all the positions from Speaker down. are
stirring around and seeking interviews with men,
bers. For the position OF clerk there are three
candidates, all ex-members-Gen. Clark, OF Mis-
souri,, Gen. Atkins, OF Tennessee, and Mr.. Martin
OF Delaware. The race is regarded as between
Clark and Atkins, both OF whom have strong
friends to back them among members with whom
they have served.
For Sergeant-at-Arms there are also three candl-
dates now In the feld-CoL Thompson and ex-
Connecticut Messrs Thompson and Leedom each
claim to have the Ohio democratic delegation at
his back It Is now understood that they will
submit their claims respectively to the delegation
at a meeting to be held In Washington before the
organization Of the House is entered upon, and the
Ohio's candidate, the other to withdraw Gen.
Colt has the baking OF all the New England
democrats, and OF some from New York, New Jersey
and Pennsylvania He was Union soldier, and
has been lifelong democrat
For doorkeeper there are but two candidates
rule, and Col James Wintersmith, of Texas The
race between them Is thought to be close. VIM
tersmith has the support OF the younger element
or democracy, while Gen. Felc seems TO be strong
with the old fellows. Texas and Kentucky will
put Wintersmith forward, while Georgia backs
Field. One or the points made against Field Is
that his democracy is not OF that wool
description which commendS men to the party.
He has held Ol1lce under republican administra.
Con.
For postmaster there are four candidates. The
Indiana delegation Will present Mr.. L Dalton, at
present superintendent OF the senate folding
room. The Virginia democrats will nominate MI
Fisher, assistant postmaster for the last demo-
cratic House. North Carolina will present Mr.
Arm1eld, son OF the ex-member OF that name.
and Mr.. George Wedderburn has friends among
the members who intend to DuSh him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-19

DEATH OF Hon. E. T. THRooP MART1N.-Paymas-
ter General Rochester this morning received tel
egram announcing the death of Hon. E. T. Throop
Martin, at o'clock this morning, at his residence
near Auburn, N. Y. The funeral will take place
at one O'Clock on Saturday. Mr.. Martin was very
well known in this city, and. indeed, throughout
the country. He was the father-in-law OF General
Upton. deceased, and OF Lieut. A. j. Alex
ander OF second cavalry, and the father OF Lieut..
Jno. w. Martin. OF the fourth cavalry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-19

The STAR NAIL ROUTE from Washington BY
Piney Point, Cornf1eld and Fortress Monroe t
Norfolk, Va, three times week each way ant
return, in safe and suitable steamboats,, has beer
continued from October l. 1885, to June 80, 1884
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-19

PROMOTIONS IN THE PENSION OFFIcE-The fol-
lowing changes were made in the pension Office
yesterday: George B. Hamlet, D. c., promoted to
81 900 clerksh1p; C. B. Strong, Ark, promoted to
$9OO; W. II. Harris, Pa. promoted to $40; John II.
Hammer, d. c., promoted to s72o Lewis Bryant,
appointed messenger boy at $iOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-19

THS GAS FIXTURES,
Large stock of the latest designs
LATROBEs RANGES.
PLUMBING AND HEATING.
SAML s. SHEDD.
sep13 400 9th street northwest
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Srei Mcnftben bur6 cine Sollts
ffpu auf Der EtIeubabn aetpbtet.

SttuspiIle, Beuni., II. Sutt. - Sin
@rtrn3ug, nuf tpel6em etipa IS gtttglteber
elmer 6reimaurers2oge Don elmer @rturfOu
nod SamestOmn bierber ;uriidtebrteu, coats
btrte gsgeu llbr beute iriib 2 0tetlen bon
SameStoipn nit eiuem 6rud9tSuge Der DSuf.
falo. Southns nsfternsSabn. &oubufteur SEQ.
@atss uub Bremier W. 3. @olbp bonn 6rubts
sHge tuur5eu get0otet, une elm auoerer Brem.
Ter, Numens g8. s. Snnis t6Otltd Uerpuu=
bet. gluf BEN grturiiOus3use purbe Rie'
manb perlest. Die gOtomottofiibrsr uHb
Ssi;er beiber 3iige retteteu ith ourA 9erab'
ipringen. 8eibe 2otomottuen unb mebrere
SrndtpaggOus murbeH bemOltrt. Der 5tOB
mar etn 10 befttgsr, baB bic g8aggon5 Ses
@rturiona3uges 25 SuB nett ;uriifpruuteA.
@olb1's beibe 8stne muroen Sermalmt, md5.
renb @onbuftsur @ateS In bem Sriimmer.
bnufsn, nslder 6euer fiug, lebeuNtg ger0fet
tpurbe. Der 2OtOaottufiibrer bes 6rahts
3uges, tpeIder ieine Sufruttiuuen nid)t be-
foIgte, 1T fir ben llufal uerantwOrtItd.
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Ren 0Iprfer Rnhrihtert.

RepsYort, II. Suit. - SobH Better.
lon, Ylatroie nuf Der Sarfe 9. 3. 9optins, "
auf oeren Rsiie BON 9iemsyorf mad Saua
uub 3uriid, bat ben @apitdn Sobn 9tuau
auf SdaoeneriaB i'm Betrage Don $4,000
nsrflagt. @r tlagt, baB er pdbren6 sines
Sturmes perlett uno ge3mungen mor6en iet,
iid Der urgeididten Bebanolung bes Capt.
tdns 3u uHterSteben, Der tbm uertuetgert babe,
dr3tlife Siilfe in ben 9dfeu 3u iuden, peIde
bus Sdiff beriibrte.
- 8ie Staatspobltbdttgtei @ommiiFou
Eat bsitlofisn, BET Der @iumanoeruugs Com.
mtiiiou af3ufragen, oh bic Berioneu, pelte
iid Der Bauper.@migrau annebmen mol
len, baiiir @arantte Ieiffeu ODER bloBe Ser
ipredunBen RuAeu.
-Sinf polnii1e Su6enfamtlien, meldle
obne ale Olittel fine, tameu gefieru auf bem
9ampfer y21bian Ronarh" bier an. Die
gtnpanoeruugs, @Ommiiidre babeu bic Dam.
pier rs@Ompagnte beuahrtfttgt, oaB fie bieie
Baupers Had 2OuboH 3uritdbrtugeH miilie,
bon no aus iie ii4 etniftfften.
- Der o8oaro Of aldermen" paiiirte beute
ben Seidlu6, nod nelGem ale ftaOttI4en
Grbeiter ieben Samftag giadmittag bts gum
10. Ssptember fret habeH iOGeH, iiber oas
Ssto bes Uiapors.
- @rnf RabGl, ipsileler @siau6ter Ser
8eppblif 6apti an 6te Ser. Stnateu, nuroe
Dor &ur;em auf Seraulaiiung oe8 @igen,
tbiimers oes y@rnno.& &eutrats Sotels" uegeu
Htdtbe,ablnug elmer Sotelrednung berbafs
tet, ieood ipdter ntsbsr eutluifeu. Der 30,
teller bat jsst sineu neueu 9aftbsfsbI gegeu
Eabal erlan9t.
-Das 8erb0r @mil Brte's, Siaat u.
Briggs' unb @eslep 2pOn's, ungetlagt, Ob>
ligottonen bes Staates Yitiiourt gefdlfht III
babeu, nabm beute i'm Combs PoIi3stgeriht
ieinen anfang. Stlas BooOiou, tpsl9er in
1878 rnb 1874 @ouuerneur uon WtIiuuri
mar, eri6ieu als 3euse uub iugte aus, baB
ieine unterIdrift auf ben frogliden Sblts
gationen gsfGlift iei. 9as Serb0r pirb
am Moutoae fortQeIebt.i
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bic 1tniOn bcbrGifh amerifaui=
fber 9emeinben.

Cincinnati, II. Sult. - Die Linton
bebrdiidD.ameritauiiher @emeinbeu" oerrt9s
tete beute auBer Der Srotnatton BON bier
&biturienten bsS - Sebrdii9,u uuions&oLleg"
III &abbis MIR penige @el6dfts, tuOem bieie
Seter - bic erite berastigs in 4merifa -
6en gr0Bteu She'll Der Stenug tn NHiprud
uubm. Sin 8eihluB, Sahsr HnO BrOihiz
reu fir SOnntagsldulen III taufeu, gtug uers
loren. 9te SrbtnattOn Der lungen 8abbtuei
ian6 in bsm Sempel ftatt, mslter our Sers
berrIidung Der @eremouie pradtpou ges
itmiidt mar. Or. Beni. S3olo aus 8altt.
more bteIt bic @r0fnuugsrebe, uuo i6r. Sus
fab @utbetl ans gtems gorf, iOpie Rabbt
@toyg Satobs aus philadelphia bielteH eben.
fails 4niSradeu. Or. gSsiB aus Cincinnati
bolSog bic Sroiuuttou Der pter iungen Stab
bis, tpeIds Ssrnel &on, 9aotb Pbilippien,
Setnrid 8ertontb uuo Soiepb GraustOpf
beisen. 9r. 93ou erbdit siue 9emetube in
Sort gEagHe, Sno., 8erfoptb begtebt iit
nod Mobile, Gla., frausfopf nab Sauiu8z
@itp uno Bbtltppisn bletbt als BrdceptOr
res D9ebrdtiaeu Union, @Oueg" in &iHctuz
noti
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3pfatbertdbte aus 0BaCbinaton.

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