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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-23
YAZOO RlXER.

IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN THE LAST YEAR.
The work of removing the snags aud other
distractions wss continued from June so b
to November 10th, when the appropriation
beir & yearly exhausted, the boat was with.
draw from the stream. The following is
the amount of work dons for the season.:
Number Of snag' removed, 472; shore snsgs
destroyed, 70; trees cut down, ASS. No az
preparation having been made tor the co..
tinua1ce OF the work during the coming sea-
SOC, no work will be done. With the sppro-
pristion a,ked for The f=cal year ending
June 30, 1885, the susgsing operations will.
be continued. This work is not Of a psrma-
nent character; new obstruclions caused by
floods, caving banks, ETC., are brought in'o
the stream each year, which are required 10
be emoved 10 order to improve navigation.
The estimsted cost OF running a snsgboat in
the river for eight months work and FOR re-
pairs, lie 10000. The total amount expend-
Ell to Juue 80, 1882, was Sl24,69S 90. The
Hsz0o traverses one OF the richest sections of
country in the South. Four steamer of
about 1900 tons each, and drawing two lest
Of water, are engaged during The whole year
on this river. Besides this, the boats nayi-
gatiog the S~un1ower, Tallahatchie and other
tributaries, PISS up and down the stream.
Bales OF Gotten, 5000; sacks Of seed, $4,000;
estimated value OF rs'nrn freight, $4,000
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REFORM SCHOOL
ESTABLISHED BY THE CITY IN THE OLD


s-TATIoNHoUsE.
All the arrangements were completed yes
terday in the courtyard of The old station
house, and a load of rocks was dumped in
for the city ~convic.s TO crack. All the boys
so small that when arrested they had TO be
released or put in a cell, because too young
to do hard work, will be put in
with the worthless negro women to work
at breaking rock. Each one is provided
with a small iron hammer, and they are re-
quired to put 10 a full days work. Piof.
J. J.. Murphy occupies the chair of geology,
and is principal of the school. What he
cannot reform is hardly worth the trouble
of saving. He entered on his duties yester-
day, with six pot colored females,
who have been lying lszily in the
calls Of the s.stionhouse for weeks,
and put them through until 4
o'clock, when they were allowed to rest from
their labort and soak their blisiered hands in
salt water. One Of them, who has been en-
ioyipg her stay, suddenly found a way of
srrsping up "a SO, paid her fine and left her
five companions TO mourn. President Had
den first conceived the idea about q week
ago when he visited the statiophous, st
'night and heard The women cutting up at a
fearful rate in the cells in The rear. He went
back and told them they would have to be
quiet, and they replied that they couldu't-
they had religion and were obliged TO shout
or burst. The judge threatened TO have The
fire boys turn In the hose, and when that
failed, bathought him of the rock pile.
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YAlAS USHA.
LARGE AMOUNT OF WORK DONE ON TIL
RIVER.

LARGE AMOUNT OF WORE o ON THIS
RIVER.
The work of improving this stream was
commenced in 1881, and consisted in remov-
ing sragP, logs ard overhanging timber.
Work was commenced al the lower end and
continued upstream TO within thirty miles
CT Grenada, Miss, the head OF navigation.
Work done as follows: Trees cut, 1903; logs
cut, 1044; snags removed, 81; trees deadened,
1913; yards of brush removed, l20; miles of
river covered, 20. The work will be done
during the coming season. The estim sied
cost of the improvement was $1,000. 1t is
estimated that from 10000 10 $4,000 bales of
cotton ara produced along this srrram. OF
this amour. but 500 go by boat 10 VIcksburg,
the balance being taken to the raiirosd. If
the improvement Of this stream were conlIn-
ued the greater part of the cotton would
be shipped by boa', and at reduced rates OF
freight.
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TALIHHATCHlE.
POE OF Fl IN CHARGE OF

n nOAhs
The sct making appropriation for this
stream provided that the funds should be eI-
pended between Batesville and the mouth of
Colo 1t was found that the old boat
could be Csad 10 better advantage in Yals-
busha river and q new one wss built for this
work. Active work began September 10Th and
was carried on down stream until November
3Oib, when the party was d~isbanded. A
great many more ob4tructions were found in
the river this season than during the previ-
ou4 one, owing TO the great number OF trees
csved into the river with the back. Tue
work doue is as fJllo VS.: Snags pulled, 405 /;
overhanging trees cut, PAL; trees desdened,
1877; trees and logo cut from river-bed, 784;
yards OF brush cut along banks, GAO; miles
travelled, "A. No work will be done next
season, as the appropriation is exhausted.
estimated cost If the Improvement Of
the whole river from Batesville 10
its mouth WIS $4,000. Former sp-
preparations foot up 81, 900, and
$4,000 has been expended. About $1,000
bales Of cotton, 40, 900 sacks of cotton seed
and 10000 slaves are annually brought out
OF the river, the principal portion being be-
low the mouth of CJldwater. Two steam
boats of an estimated tonnage OF 700 tons
each and drawing twenty inches OF water
navigate the lower river. For the nsviga-
ton OF the upper river q boat called the
Dixie wss built last fall. She has a tonnage
of seventy FIVE tons and draws fourteen
IncheI, has made ten or twelve trips during
the season, and handled 800 bales OF cotton,
500 sacks of reed, $4,000 feet OF Lumbar and
various other merchandise. 1t is estimated
that from 1900 TO 1900 bales of cotton and a
corresponding incress. of merchandise will
be shipped during the coming season. II the
improvement OF the river is continued it is
probable that a great deal OF cotton which is
now shipped by way of thu railroads will
find its way out BY means Of boats.
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BIG c
INTERESTING REPORT OF WORK DONE ON
~REIGHBoRING STREAM.

AhSAS"L VI WYNN Jaw SN N
HEIGHBoRING REA
Operations began at Bolivar, Tenn, Au-
gust 25:b, where the hatbost was built, and
Continued down stream 10 Reeds Landing,
twenty-seven and one half miles from the
mouth, where the party was disbsuded No.
vember IA, 1882. Gazing banks were found
almost the entire length of the stream and
a number CT fallen trees extended all the
wsy across. Rack heaps were slso encoun-
tered at nearly every shoal place. Work
done So follows: Susgs removed, 5l2; logs,
919; trees cut, 679; trees desdened, 243; dis
lance in miles, 1851. Work will not be con.
ticus4 uuless an appropriation is made. The
estimated cost was $4,000, and the former
appropriation sic 500. Commercial statistics
Bales cotton, 1900; sacks OF seed, So 600;
feet of lumber, 100000; number OF slaves,
100000. At present about 5000 bales OF co.,
ton are brought TO Memphis by The rail-
roads, and 10000 sacks of seed. If the
stream were improved the entire amount
would find its way out by boat.
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Our inspectors are nov turning off water
from all premises where, by non-paymeHt Of
bills, we suppis. water is not wanted.
Though repeated notice of this has been
given, to avoid obstructed pipes and scci-
dents from boilers or otherwise, we desiguate
as nearly as possible the days on which the
different streets will be turned of.
The inspector is guided alone by The mum.
Der OF the houses, and it is bis duty 10 tura
of tbe wafer at every uumb:r, without tx
ceptioD, on the list 30. marked paid. Pro-
ceeding east and wesI, he will follow Er.
change TO Adams inclusive on the 22i and
23d Of August; Adams to Madison inclusive
on the 24th and 18th; Madison to Uuion in
elusive on The 27Ih and 2S.h; south of Union
street en- the 29Ih and 30tb, our OH ct being
to have all water not paid for Of GA the Ii
of September.
w 7. CAuEpON coor
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The Clements Settlement.

Boston, August 22.-The creditors Of c,
w. Clements decide TO hold at his own option
his proposilIons to pay msrchsndiss creditors
in full, to pay holders Of indorsed notes in
cash, and by installmen:s yearly, to the
amour Of S5SS,135; fifty per cent. within
four years, forty-6ve per e,ut. within three
years, thirIy-seven aud 4 half per cent. in
Two years, and t~hirty-three per cent. in one
year, or twenty-five per cent. cash,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Sophronia Morgan, by executor, 10 F. H.
Venp, part lot259, being east half lot 2, SIX
$50 Ieet on old Raleigh road, also part lot 2,
$1,000.
Angus Campbell to Catherine Morgan. lots
10 and 20, block Is, Fort Pickering, $500.
QUIT CLAIMS.
W. K. PJston to Lsvinia J. Hays, lots 10,
IL, II, Is, ID End Is, HsrbsrPs subdivision,
southwest corner Jackson street and Her,
napdo road.
r. A. Parker 10 o. H. P. Piper, lot on
Mill street.
TRUST DEED.
Matte E. Lawrence to John johnson, lots
IL and IS, block 10, fronting "a feet on the
west eide to Third street, TO secure 1910 10
]. johnson, guardian.
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SIGN Of S. G. Haynes & Bro. was made
Tor The purpose Of ~liquidatlng accounts, and
will be only temporary. A new partnership
will be formed By L. Haynes and John Ell
ton, both members of the old firm. No new
failures TO day. Assets sufficient to cover
all obligations.
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WATER GAUGES
ON H MISSISSIPPI RIVER AND ITS PRINCI.

PAL TRIBUTARIES.
Repairs were made to gauge at Nashville,
willie, Tenn, and Alexandria and Carroll on,
La. The following gauges were tested and in
spected: Jacksonpsrt, AK Little Rick, Ark;
Alexandria, La, and Red River Landing,
L,. Il wss the intention to have all the
gauges tested aud inspected, but DO provi ion
wac made. The following table gives a COM
~parison OF the floods OF This year with the
nighest previously known at ssversl points:
nArCr pEAnrNCS
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European plan. Enlarged, and refurnishcd.
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

WHEELING, August 22.-Night-River 3
warm.
VICKsBURG, August 22.-Arrived City of
Cairo st. Louis. II last night. Departed: City OF
ST. Louis, New Orleans, s last night.
CINCINNATI, August 22-Night-River 5
feet 6 inches, and rising. Weather cloudy and
cooler. No arrivals or departures except local
packets.
LOUISVILLE, August 22.-Night-River
falling, with 4 feet 2 inches in canal, aud 2 feet
Z inches in:the chute on the falls. Weather cloudy
and warm. No arrivals or departures.
EVANSVILLE, August 22.-Nigbt-River 4
40 feet, and falling. Weather clear and hot
thermometer ~ to ,92o. Business dull. No ar.
rivals or departures other than local packets.
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COlDWATER.
OOCDW = EH.
REPORT OF THE COMMERCIAL STATUS OF THIS
UATTEy

VALLEY
No work was done on this stream during
the year. The river ruus mostly through a
thiuls settled country aud the cos! Of any i'm
provemeat would not BE- warranted by the
amount of commerce. No money was APP
propriated for this stream last year and nom
was asked for. There is but one boat navi-
gs'i'g this stream, making occasional trips.
Il is estimaiei that 1900 bales of cotton and
$500 sacks of cotton-.eed are annually shipped
from this stream, aud about 10000 slaves are
ioated out during the season. Most of the
commerce On this stream is shipped by way
of FrIars Point, on the Mississippi river.
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The New Memphis. Jockey CIub Pool
Rooms

Rooms
Will open on Friday night next at Nos. Is
and Is Monroe street, on which occasion
pools will be sold on both Long Branch aud
Saratoga Saturday races. The gentlemen IN
charge OF the rooms are of prominence and
standing in the community, and all can feel
assured of being treated courteously. On
FRIDAY night pools will be sold on the Mon
mouth Stakes at Long Branch, when Drake
Carter, Barnes, Eole Pizarre, Miss Wood
lord and other noted flyers come together.
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Asxtee 10

Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used when children are cutting teeth. tire
neyes the little sufferer al once; 1t produces
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
main and he hide cherub awRkes as bright as Q
button" It is very pleasant to TASTE. II sootnes
me child. softens the gums, allays all pain, reileVes
gInS rsr,1Tstes Inc bowels, and is the best known
rem-dv inr 1:srraes, whether arising from teeth
49,, .,.,Csr.aE 1s~-.f- r-s c-f1f : oGftis
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Promotes a vigorous and healthy growth Of
The hair. L. has been Bsed in thousands oil
ca,es where the hair was coming out, ana mas
ne yer failed TO arrest It's decay.
Use Burn-tl's tsyoring extracts-the best.
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COTTON FACTORS.
John Walsh, Undertaken,
EckerIy. stone & 90.

Have removed to their large new sore, No.
26S Front two doors below Court street,
where they have a full line OF fresh groceries
Of every description, cigars, tobacccs, liquors,
etc. They have a large lot of basging and
tits, and their former patrons and the public
generally will fud it to their interest to call
upon them at their new and commodious
place.
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SUNFLOWEn RIVER.
REPORT OF ENGINEER IN CHARGE OF I'M
PROyEMENTs.

The operations during the season con listed
in the removal of snsgs, Leaning tees aud
ether distractions 10 navigation. Fer ia
purpose a parry was organized, using LAST
season's outfit. Operations began on August
18th, at the mouth Of Huspuckina creek and
continued up stream until Clsrksdsle, Miss,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-23

Sufferers from Kidney and Liver
Troubles,
The direct result Of viiialed blood aud weak
organic movement, will find Simmons Liver
Regulator a trae remedy for these COM
plants. 1t imparts new life 10 the blood
and renews and strengthens the entire system
by promoting the healthy action OF the liver
and kidneys. II have been troubled with
liver complaint, kidney disease aud bad
blood for a long time. l have used Simmons
Liver Regulator, and it has done ne more
good than all the medicine / ever took. j
would not De without it. GEO. II. PRATT.
~, S, Deputy-Collector,2d District. Gs.,Ir
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
Dry Goods Assignment.

BowLINs GREEN, KY, August 22.-Pol.
lard d Wood, dealers In ha 3, boots snd shoes,
nave asslgned; liabIliliss estimated Al SIS. 900.
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The Haynes Suspension.

TORONTO, August 22-Morhouse & God.
son, dry goods merchants, nave assigned
disabilities, $4,000; assets, $4,000.
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Positively the Last Week

OF Risks grand closicg out sale. S.oves, tin
ware, lamps, etc at your own prices, Tor this
week only. Will be open until 8 o'clock
every night.
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Just Received.
First Grand Concert.

At J. A. Forrest & Coz, Nos. 6S and 70
Monroe street Opposite his cid sfand), a
fresh lot Of mules.
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STEWART, GWYNNE Il CO.,

We have remodeled and rtftted the large
s~torehouse $40 Front street, and have now IA
store +he largest stock Of
NEW GROCERIES
ever carried by our firm. Every package IS
fresh and new, bought for cash snd from frs
hands. We invite your patronage.
STEWART, GwYNNE d CO
COTTON FACTORS.
Owing 10 the large increase of cur cotton
business we have secured for the coming
cotton season the largest aud best cotton
warehouse owned by any individual frm in
the S)uth. We shall repeat our efforts oil
the past yesr to merit a continuance of your
cotton consignments.
STEWART, GWYNNE & CO.,
$40 Front street.
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GREAT SACRIFICE
OF
~LOW.QUARTER SHOES,
First Grand Concert,

VOEGELI d CO.'S, 2zI and 40 Main ST.
r nah. room far Fall Stock.
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Local NOTICES.

TEETH extracted without pain at Wesson's,
31S Main street. Telephone connection.
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Sufferers from Kidney and Liver
mt see.

At the Terrace. Saturday night, commencing
at s o'clock. Open for everybody.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
ROOMS n BOARD,
n

Daily Cotton Belt Reports from Rail-
road StaIlOnp.
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HUTEL ARRIVALS.
New Clarendon Hotel

RAtes-s2, 81 so and 50 per day. Sample rooms
for commercial travellers on ground floor. No
elevation: no delay. Tables always set.
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Warning to water Renters.

At the Terrace. Saturday night, commercinI
at 8 o'clock. Open for everybody.
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MEMPHIS, Ten n. August %, 1883.
THERMOMETER,
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A repre- ~antative OF the APPEAL yesterday
obtained the report CT Chief Uuited States
Engineer Miller, who has his headquarters in
this city. The report covers all the work
done in this district for the fiscal year end
ing July let, and has just been completed.
The reports of the sub-engioeers who have
charge of work in the vicinity Of Memphis
are given below in substance:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-04-27

bic 9lusen ailsSuifo6en un6 uer i'm pI6ts
lid i6IieBt, beutet an, 6aB er germ SEE
manoem ben 6nt pom Ropfe itoBen
m06te. @iro EN- &eeeni6irm 10 Iber
cine Dame geboIteu, ba6 Der Mann ni9ts
lpeiter bauon bat, ais bag er pom Gegen
inter bic Sranfe toHmt, 10 fam man
0uI Gin DerIobtes Yaar i9IieBen; meun
Der Meann ben S6ut 6es S9irmes 9ez
nieBt un6 bic 6rau bic Graufe, ftebt feft,
baB Die 8ei6en perbeirntbet iinb. @em
man Semanbem ben S6irm entee9ens
itredt unb i'm bann Offnet, IdBt fi9
i6lie6eu, baB man ben 8etreffenben
ni6t Defenders 9epogen lit. Mer leinen
&egeni6irm iber benz &opfe ihwin9t,
siebt ii9 als einen ibermiitbi9en 9emein>
9efd6rli9en Meni6en gu ertennen. Wer
BEN &egenf6irm ben Seitenwe9 entInn9
binter ii6 beri@leift, Seist, baB er ben
Wtann, pel9er binterber9ebt, witbenb
auf ii6 MAIDEN Mil uno wcr i'm redte
winfeIis inter benz Mrme bdIt, baB er
ieinem !6intermann elm Nuse uussus
1te9en beabii9ti9t. @er einen boum=
wouenen S6irm neben einen ieibenen
felt beutet an, 6aB MAJ es inn ni6t
libel beuten ioh, wenn er fi9 beim Sort
eeben persreift. @er i~iberbaupt ielblt
einen &eseni6irm tuuft benefit, baB er,
wenn aud ni9t Smart bod eb@Ii9 lit.
@er elm 5utteraI iiber ieinem 9te9en>
i9irm trdst, IdBt Die 9eute i6Iieben, baB
Der S3irm i6abis lit. @enu On eineml
6reun6e Oeinen &eseni9irm NIT ben
@orten a~ufbrdnsit: 80 nimm ben
S9irm, i6 m09te Iieber, baB On ibn
ipdter perlierlt, ais baB 0m NAB wirit, "
10 ipri9it On eiue &i9e aus. Menn
Ou einem SreunOe bic 9dIfte Oeines
S9irm's abtrittit, 10 lift fiber baramf gu
rednen, baB Sbr alIebeibe NAB werben
miiBt. @enn On am Morgen nit benz
8eseni6irm pom Souie fOrt9ebt, 9iebt
IS ii6er 9ntes Wetter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-04-27

tie S0lter un6 Die Staatsn weieutIi3
iImgeitaItet babsn.
@dbren6 9foroamerita i'm Sonbeiis feiz
her 6reibeit, i'm rei6en Sesen iei1er 2lrs
belt un6 leines ralttoieu 5IeiBes le6t.
itebt inn europa nod INNER mitten i'm
Rampfe nm 6ieie 8ebingungen ieiler
@riitens seseniiber. SIS peroen nod
Sabrsebnte BARN pereeben, beuor oteie
6emmniie befeiti9t fein werOen, wel9e
Ror6amerifa i'm uorisen Subrbnnbert pom
ii6 abeei6lttelt bat. Mus inn europa
bieten fam, lit in Der Chat nidt anberes
ais Die Ginpanberun9, wel6e bereits IN
srOBsm MaBitabe Dor ii3 sebt un6 ii9
nod weiter entpifeln pirb, wenn 6eus
balismus unb Meilitdrismus ii9 nod su
ueritdrten iudeu. Rorbamerita bat elm
bcneioenswertbes &edt baraut fi9 Ieis
ner 6reibeit unb Sel6ltitdnbisfeit 5u err
freuen unb - 9ei3ente pom europe,
ielbit bic wObl9emeinten, pom tt@ ab6uz
meiieu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-04-27
9aS Observation-Disclosures Scbrcr=
Scminar.

6crr Nlioor Seller, Ser tii6ti0c
Qirettor oeS rnatlon0lcn ocutz1meritoz
niI6eu Ycbrcr.S Seminars" III 0tilmuufee,
9icbt in cinem an cine pcrftbdti9e GIcpcs
Iauber Treunoin oe5 SeminnrS geri6te=
ten Sricie iolgcnbe glustunit iiber Den
Stano Der Nultolt:
,,Sas seminar beltcbt aus orci Slai=
len nno elmer &orltufe, Der Srdparanocns
Halle. Su bicicr erbulten iun9c ycute,
mel6e nod ni6t rcif tir bic Nufnubmc
ms Seminar iino, BEN uotbmcnoi9eu
uorbereitcnoen llnterriht. Die llntoltcn,
wcl6c bieie 6lale bereitct, bicies ,Snbr
$2lOO, trGgt Die llebun9Si9uIc, bic
,,OcutI6.G u9lii9c 9tf6uemie''. 9tur Die
llntoitcu fir Die re9uIarcn 3 Seminar
tlaiIen werben pom SeminorsS erein 9ez
tragen.
,,tu Der YrGparaubcntIuile iino 10, in
ben iibri9cu brei Standardization iino
% !309lingc, Die @'eiammti1iiler;abI
nlio Al =; D. \. fult : nal 10 9roB ais sum-
Veeiun.
Die Nbituricnteu oes ScmitarS bnbcn
nit Yei6tigfeit Stelungen 9efunocn uno
ib in ocmlclbcu bcnGbrt. 0as Nnocbot
non Steuuugcn wor im pOri9en Sabre 10
itarf, ba6 nuf ie0cn NbitIricnteu mcbr
ais > Stclungen fdmcn.
Ntilpnufcc, reip. Die llebun9sidule,
peI6e un9efGbr $50 S6iler bat, untcrs
Idlt nidt MIR Die Srdparanoenflaiic, iouz
bern nod cinige Stipenointcn uno ;uar
9e9enIudrtig pier.
J(em Port lit ctu trcucr Trcuuo Der
0nltalt; cS Iiefert idbrIid $4,000 ab.
Nm 26. MGr; bat Der borti9e Tcrciu
wiebcr ben Sei6luB 9efubt, $4,000 su
l6iden, mouon $500 81 ben luufeuocu
uutolteu ueriuanot weroen b%iirfteu.
limo bier lit Der iuuuoe Yunft in ben
FONT befrieoigcnocu SemiuarsGerbGlt
nilen. Nir bobcn nod ui6t 0cnu0
SapitaI, INT pom Ben Sinleu hciieI6cn
obue 0eiiiit Die auI OoS minoelte MoB
beidrdnttcn I~uS9abcn betreiten Su f0nz
men.
0as 6apital oeS Seminors bctrG9t
uneeiGbr SAT 900. 0oletbe brin9t i'm
SSdbr 81, 800 ,3inlen. Die 9lusgabcn
belaufen ii6 auf etnn 81, 300 I'M ,}ubr.
Oas ersiebt Elm 0eiiiit pom $500. Die
INS luHNUN pASSNA NNSINHAubAS pplt |tClu
0orfer Seminarucrciu gctragen. Qlein
mir ;ebrten uop Dem, ma 6npitnI pcrz
Den loute. Oaour6 itebt o0s Seminar
INNER nod ni6t oui %9eiunber iinansieI.
Ier Solis, uno letne Mirflomteit bIci6t
baburd III uieIer 0inii9t 9e3cmmt.
Sine Sermebrung beS SopitnIs wiiroe
Die Nnltalt enbli6 li9er ltcucn. 0auon
bat New port iocben s. 1000 9sIieiert;
rpsitere 81 600 wcroeu mir - pobl uor
Iblnuf bieieS SabrcS aus elmer Orb
i6aft (Or. 6Ientie aus Mau6 @bunf in
Yennipluunien) crbaltcu. IS wdrcn
foI9li9 nod SIC, 1000 III bei6affeu, B. B.
100 Vcttrd9e ;I lie 500 piiroen u%nIercr
Ifotb Gin @noe MADDEN; Der pcitcre Nuss
bau uiiroe bur6 ben New 0orfer Gent
uursScrcia 9ei9ebcn.
SD babe bcreits S9rttte gctban, nm
in NiIpautce 20 Subifri6entcn III bctoms
men, rueIde lie 800 ;u Snblen bereit iinb,
wenu rie SIC, 600 suiommcn tomnteu.
sd re6nete barauf, oaB @leueIanS wobl
10, Cincinnati 20 uno NelU yort so
iOl9e ySbarcS" iibernebmen piiroe.