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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
TRYING EX-MAYOR DE BEvOIsE.

The hearing in the suit of the Citizens Committee
of Long Island City against ex-Mayor DE Beyolse.
to compel him to refund Sos. 1000. alleged 10 nave
begun Yesterday in the Supreme Court before
Judge Barnard. Attorney General Russell ana John
F. Develin appeared for the people, and Wlnch1st1r
0idring cashier of the Mechanics and Traders
Bank Of Greenpoint; Mayor Perrie; Ge9TgG p,, r.
president of the New-York Savings Bank; the
president of the East River Ferry Company; John
b. Fish cashier of the Marine National Bank John
Wheeler a director of the Peoples Savings Bank;
and Henry Siebert alithographer testified regarding
the bonds said TO have been over-issued: no SUIT
isexciting much interest Ill Long Island City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
DYNAMITE IN KAFFIRLAND.

A telegram from Durham states that the OPP
eratons against Mapoch by the Boer. are proceeding
slowly hut surely Tho destruction OF their crop, and
the seizure OF their cattle dishedren the nayes well
they may The VolkssteD publishes some extracts from
how The war Ia carried the correspondent ia de-
scribng attack upon the Bokgat one OF the strong
holds Of the enemy, - About q m. Nemapus opened
the ball IN earnest with grand dynamite solo, which al
though aud tore the stones up with terrible effect
doubtless sendng many unseen foes AT wars galOp TO
their last account. still called up scattered fire."
second and a third charge OF dynamite were exploded
and ali fired 10y electricity. and a number OF hand
gIenades thrown into the holes and now II may be- said
OF the dreaded Bokgst the place thereof shall know IT
no more Presumably all the Kairs In II have either
pershed or been burned alive beneath tue DEBRIS" IL
rough and terrible warfare. where quarter Is seldom
given or even asked by either party Even the Beers
though provided with the most modern weapons make
bat email provision their wounded The correspond
nt from whom we have already quoted says that very
few drugs and cheLieals daily required available in
camp aud surgical Instruments, etc. may think
oneself lucky and blessed vita razor, bali OF Irvine,
an old hands and q much-wasned shirt; oil Ia
ut premium"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
FUNERAL OF DIR. PARTRIDGE.

The funeral of the Rev. DR.. A. II. Partridge, late
rector of Christ Church. in Bedfordavc., Brooklyn,
took place In the church yesterday afternoon. The
services were conducted by the Rev. Drs. L. W.
Bancroft of Christ Church, IN Cllnton-st., and G..
N. Hall. of Holy Trinity. DR.. Bancroft made a
brief address The pall-bearers were Francis Tay-
lor. H. b. Scholes, John G. Marshall, Nathan w.
Hunt Z. j. Sterling, James Rodwell, S. A. Haver,
J. s. simpson, l.. Z. Blackwell. and Andrew Geyer.
The interment was In Woodlawn Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
ANOTHER FRANCHISE GIVEN AWAY.

PERMISSION TO TEAR UP THE STREETS ACCoiND --,1
THE ELECTRIC LINES coMPANY-IHE AAfoh
VETO ovERRIDDES.
The Board OF Aldermen yesterday after heaIeu
discussion. passed over the Mayors yeIo te tbe
giving the New-York Electric Lines COMPANY .ue
right to construct vaults lay tubes etc; iol
Ing electric wires under The streets ana ond
Alderman Carroll called up the Iesoiu Ito aN0
moved that it be passed over the Mayors Vet9.
Alderman Wells said that there were eiae1C nssI
in the minds of the Mayor and Corporation Couusei
as to the right OF the Board 10 pass the
there being question as TO whether the company
was legally incorporated. !, :.-o5ro.d
Alderman Waite said that when ne inInU "rd,na
the resolution be believed that he was iofWaluhs
The interests Of n company who would solve the
problem of placing the Telegraph "HesN ogor
der ground. Since the veto py tue Sad fo1pd
that nearly eyery man whose name had been
used in connection with the company had Only "a
fTppucb,e bv the corporation. He had been in;
formed that it would be impossible 70 oPeIhe a al
the various kinds OF electric light, teiegrapn Anu
telephone wires in one tube or tunnel. M
Alderman OConnor said that some OF the Aider-
men had been favored with pamphlets describing
Of a franchise to the Electric Lines Com
pany From the manner IN when, the
franchise had been handled he was convinced that
il might truthfully be described as child OF fear
born of fraud and having for its nurse New TOTE
Board of Aldermen. lie was sorry TO see lnat inc
especially when the Mayor had vetoed an attempt
to legalize a robbery of the taxpayers NO aie fi
man could consistently vote for the passage Oh this
resolution. >, ...
Al erInan Kirk said that the city would receive
something for the franchise. The company could
not sell or transfer the franchise wlthoqt the con-
sent of the Mayor and Aldermen. Possibly II
the clause compensating the city was stricken out
there would less opposition.
overriding the Mayors veto was had Alder
man Edward Duffy. when his name was
reached said that the only trouble
about the responsibility of the company
was that Jay Gould. Cyrus W. Field and Russell
Sage were not palling the wires Alderman C9 on
nor said the resolution was defective because IL u
not prescribe the time in each year when the streets
might be torn up. .,p,-
! The vote was as follows: Yeas-Presdent Kelly,
| Aldermen Carroll. DeLacy Edward Duly, Michael
Duffy Farley, Finck, Fitzpatrick fleisehbeln'
Foley Jaebnr, Kenney, Kirk, Mclaughlin; o'Nell,
| Aldermen Cochrane Grant, O'Connor, Waite, aud
Wels-5.
There was a smile of satisfaction on the face OF
Sidney f. Sherbourne, president OF the company az
the vote was announced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
MuRDEROrs ASSAULT IN PATERSON.

In a dtunken FIGHT i'm a liquor shop Kept by j. II.
Sim in Ellison-st Paterson n. j.. yesterday alter,
noon Jarres Cochran was struck on the forehead
with heavy beer-gsss, which was spllnteIeu WIN
The force of ihe blow Cochrane was moved 10 -.
'Joseph's Hospital. where he lies in critical con-
dition, his skull being slightly, fractured and hs
forehead terribly cut. y man called JACK DENNY,
living i'm Jcrsey-st was arrested on suspicion OF
participating in the assault ard cked up TO await
The result of Cochran's injuries. The saloon where
tne assault was made is in the same neighJor,
hood ms that OF Christian stock, where the iatai
assault on William Kimlin is said to have occurred
last Thursday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
ARREST OF A DEFAULTING CASHIER.

Franz Fritscbe, late cashier of the " Prayer Mas
chnenban Akton Gesellschatt," corporation dong
rested Yesterday on the arrival of the German
steamer Donau, by Deputy Sheriff OCOnnor. The
order of arrest was issued by Judge DonOhue on the
affidavit of Hugo o. F1tsch, the Austrian Consul
IN this city, lie had bcen advised by cable from
the authorities of PRAGUE that the prisoner on
March "a embeZzed 1889 forms equal TO ~, 40
"a FutSchc gave mp abodt $500, all that he pos
sessed and was released He left tins city for
PitfsDurg !as. csc1.Nr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11

ton from the purser or officers who seemed con,
sderabiy surprised to hear that they were supposed
to have detectives board The puTssr naa S Sot
served no suspicious persons during the xoSage pv
few persons had appeared on deck til within the
last day or two In conversation with passengers,
M bo seemed ar All worthy of this suspicion on
board were a pair in the smoking room who were
discussing the dynamite question with each 0,1 .s
but who immediately Ghangea there b were any here
however, said one of the officers, they wouldn
be worth much if we could find il out"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
WHAT GOING ON TO-DAY.

Railroad Commission investigation at Chamber OF
Commerce 49,,
Hudson River Conference of Unitarian churches at All
Souls Church.
Passion Play suit before Judge Donohue.
Ramsden in Yorkville Police Court.
Eleventh street Cemetery Injunction before Judge
Lawrence.
Boston Metropolitan baseball match on Polo Grounds
Meeting relative 10 new post office site, at Brooklyn
Music Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
)REIGN SIEANERS DUE.AI III
~
SHIPPING NEIHS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK......TUEs DAY. APRIL 10, 1883
ARRtVED

PORT OF w.YoRK......TUEsDAY. APRIL 10 1888.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Gala r) Hams Liverpool March Al via Queens
town April l. with md'e and passengers to vernon Brown
steamer Ethiopia (Brl. Campbell glasgow March "a via
mdse and passengers TO henderson Bros
o. sorrento Valencia Il, Gibraltar 20, with mdse
steamer Geser DAM scheierbeck Copenhagen March %
Chrsana and Crsansand. with mdse and passengers
steamer DOMAIN GER Rinsk Bremen March % VA South
steamer Main GER, Hembruch, Bremen March e via
southampton 10 days with mdse and passengers TO oechs
steamer Jerome Br Mccartney IL days, with rub
steamer CarOndeet Hines Fernsndina via Brunswek Ga.
sne Co. Port Royal with m' and passengers to Mallory
steamer City Augusta Nckerson. 2la days.
WIN mSse SnH ASt9 Wood Saeson with mdse
steamer Beneactor Tbon, Wilmington days. with mdse
steamer Guyandotts Kelley Richmond CITY Point and
Neptune Berry Boston, with mdse and passengers
SHIP Alfred Wiley, Liverpool 80 days with
ship Meta yCer Huschke, Bremen 10 days. with empty
barrels . ORDER vessel to TheO Ruger.
Bark Fortuna utah, Russo, castelamare Sc days with
fruit TO order vessel TO master.
BARK Bueher Ger: schumacher Bremen 50 days with
Bark Bird ot Windsor, Ns shaw Buenos Ayres Dec
% via Montevideo SO DAYS 70 order vessel 10
BARK Voysger lBr Down, 40 days. with sugar
Matthiessen 4 Meichers; vessel 10 Geo I Buey.
BARK America Armstrong Demerara 20 days with sugar
o - John NIB Edgett CienfueSOs II days
BARK Elrn stJohn. Nb Turner Havana IL days, with
sugar TO order; vessel to p l Nevius e son.
Bark Kennard Downing Trinidad 10 days, with sugar
order; vessel to Miller n Honghton.
Bark Pover (Br). Day Trinidad 27 days. with sugar 10
Aspuwal & Co; vessel TO VI + Pickering & Co.
Victoria tot New Haven't spencer Trinidad II days
with sugar TO d TT0wbndge& Co.
Brig Thompson Demerara 1S days with sugar 70
L q Armstrong,
Brig lot Canning Nsj Durfee Arroyo 10 days.
with sugar and molasses ~ de Rivera & Co.
sUNsEr-wind at, sandy Hook. light, ENE hazy. Al
City Island light, SSW clear.
CLEARED.
Steamer scyhIa Br Murphy. Liverpool via Queenstown
Vernon III Brown Co.
Steamer Marengo lBrl, Malet, HuI-sanderson 500.
steamer Canada 9TH Franguel Aayre-Loais do bepan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11

Five 10 aHa dwellings at the southeast corner Of
Fourth-avc. ala Imrty-sevcnths ST. have been con-
veyed by Ni.ii@;n A,bbey formerly OF the rm oil A.
II. Stewart {, Co., 10 ex-JGGge Henry Hilton for
$4,000
y three fourths interest IN the premises at Nos.
3IG 3gs and $50 broadway. Nos. "a. 90 ana 9s
Worth-s! and No. j12 Iear-st. has been acquired
for 1898 80 Dy i>ZI Arnold, who III conjunction
with her husband conveyed half Interest in The
entire properly to Wd'iaM l.. Te1t Tor $26l 900
after placing Il 1919, QJJ mortgage upon her pur-
chase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
THE NEW BRITISH CONsUL-GENERAL.

William Lane Booker, the successor to British
Consul-CieneTal Archibald. arrived here from san
FRANCISCO on Monday n!glt. anc at his Office at
No. 10 Broadway yesterday Mr. Booker was born
In London III SO, aud IN lS49 went 10 san Fran
CISCO TWO ycaIs aitcrward when The British Con-
mlate was esi blishcd ia San Francisco, he was
appointed secre ary. This position he re-
iained until 1856, w1en he was pro,
The postion-Aavina The supervision of the Pacific
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ADemdrle Hotcl-Presdent Noah Porter. OF
Yale College. Windsor Hoel-Joseph aedll; OF |h
cago and Theodore NJ Pomeroy, of Auburn n I...'''
Breroo Households Amasa ]. Parker OF hlpany az,
81 Nicholas HOcl-General r. y. Ayres u = A. anu te
House-Erastus Corning, OF Albany Hotel Brss~'e"
Attorney General c. j. NJ vim, OF MARY and.
Park Arenue Hctei-Tbe Rev. DIR. Branard, OIL auburn,
y. Y....Asor House-Congressman ~ W. Nu'tinE, VI
Oswego -. Fun Avenue Hotet-Allen M1nroe; Oh syria
cuse and Colonel W. p. Csnaday Of North Carolina
81. Jams Hohi-The Rev. DR.. X. D. FalrpsFn' OF e''
sfephens College.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
DID THE GALLIA BRING DETECTIVES ?

IL was reported that three English detectives
would arrive in New-York on the steamship Gallla
that the detectives had been sent across 10
make arrests or at least keep look out, in connec
porter boarded the Gallia at Quarantine IN the
aftarnoon. but was unable to obtain any Iptorma-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11

States, British Columbia and Mexico EAt the
retirement of Consul General Archibald, about two
months ago. Prior to leaving San Francisco MI.
Booker was given a banquet by merchants W Wrs
complimentary resolutions were adopted. 1heIe
are to be no changes in the consular stan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
NEW-.JERSEY.

"Well.' observed a fourteen-yea old boy,
knocking the ashes of his cigarette and throwing down
printed catalogue OF valuable private library TO 0e
sold al public sale -" well he must have been dry old
stick. Five thousand books in his library and not
single dime novel about InJuns OF pruts among EN- "
ri Norris Herald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
MARINE INTELLLGENCE.

MINIATURES ALNAVAC.
surriss 527. sets 635 Noon sets IL 30 Moons aysdys
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
M-Sandv 1919: Gov. Island 1921: Hell Gaia 043
PM-SauGy Ills, Gov Island ll49, Hell Gate llU
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUEAT THIS PORT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
AT ALL HAZARD

feeling and soul WEAKNESS which oesee
the dgent in the spring No other artiee
takes hold of the system and exactly the spot like
HOODS sARSAPARILLA,
Which combines remedies OF the vegetable knso
and proportion TO derive their greatest medical
effects with the disturbance TO the whole system
Hoods Sarsapsrila cured me. eat anything with
out that awful distress aud have tremendous Appellee
PARK PArTRy Gardiner. Me.
consider Hoods Sarssparilla one OF the best medicines
for spring when the blood q low condition aud needs
cleansing Ihave been benefited by its useW H. CURTIS
Railroad Ticket Agent Haverhil Mass
people medicine through em and wake EN-
I'D tell them TO take Hoods SaIssparta y.
BIxBY. Meredith. V. II.
Take spring medicine Don't walt till your system
reduced by spring weather but get Hoods sarsspanam
meiaely No other Sarsaparilla has such sharpening
effect upon appetite No other preparation tones and
strengthens the digestive ike hoods Sarslpaa
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Sold bv druggsts Price 81 six for S. Prepared only
by C. 1. HOOD & CO., Apothecares, Lowell Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11

$500 Hudsons Bay Otter dOlmans will be
sold for $500 this week &C. sHATSE, I05 Prnce-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11

HENRY A. DANIELS, vi. D.,
IA LaxlngtOn.ave.. between 18th ali tl-ss AS,
Hours 10 l. jO Z Impotence, Ste -ty. Diseases otthe
GenitO- rnary ali nervous system spe'iaues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11

Singing, irritation, inflammation, all kldne
and urinary Complaints cured by Buchu. Paiba" 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11

Sealskin Sacques worth $3.50 will be solo ole
for Sl75 this week prior removal on Apu 10 10 IL
Greene st near Prneest. c. c. SHAYSE lO3 Princest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11

What's in q namef Well, If It's Russian
name we should answer, the alphabet Burlington Free
Press y i~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11

S4OO Sealskin dOlmans will be closed out
,or s3o0 and s35D donons will be sold for $500 and
80 This week prior to removal III Greenest, near
Prince Z. c. sHAYSE, lO3 Princest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11

Earl & Wilson's and w brand of Mems
Collars aud Cuffs are the best. Sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11

PETER HENDERSON & Co.'S
Catalogue of seeds and Plants had free by mall or on
appeatlon at their stores 81 and 81 Corand NewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11

5000 Sealskin Sacques will be sold for 81
this week at sHAYSEs. 1913 Prfnce-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
WESrCHESTER COUNTY.
LONG ISLAND.

GLEN CovE.-Burglars broke into the drug store
of f. A. Wright Oh Monday night and stole from
the safe $l60.
SMITHTowN BRANCH.-The remains of the
woman found on saturday on the PLAINS have not
vet been identified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11

When two weeks old, orr child caught cold
For Is months was not able breathe through her nostnls
became emaciated Upon using Eys Cream Balm her di Z
calty vas yed-Nr and Mrs. J. NJ smith, Oweso "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11

800. 900 worth of Furniture Coverings and
raperies Just opened. at about one naf their vaue
KNAPP & Co, Sirth-sye and lSthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11

LUNDBoRG's PERFUMES,
EDRNIA NAgEcHAL MEL BOSE, ALPINE VIOLET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11

$3.50 Sealskin Sacdues will be closed out
81 90 tins week at sHAYSE's, l03 Pnnce-st.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-15
Sd5ufataffrpnac,,.

%os Nugeles, Gal, II. 6ebruar. -
Gin 8ratltSug ent8leilte 9efern III Der W6be
ron SEulner. Sei5sr y. gB. SprOule fam
INNS yeben, unb 3nsi au6ere Barioueu crtit=
ten &trIetnugeu. 3luei gotOmotiUeu uno
iedls gGaggonS mnroen bemolirt unS cine
9ln;ubl Siibe uub SdJieu, Die iid auf Dem
.Suge bef0noen, get00tft, Gin 28OIteubrud,,
melder einen 9aHien groe alf baS @eleiie
geidmeuint bate, oeruria6te ben llnfa1.
IurOra, Sas, IA. Sebruar. - 3mei
6raftlii9c Der oGbicagos SurIingto nil,.
Cp'er &ahn" CoQibirten beuts friib bel einem
biftcn gtebsl sniiden Biauo uno Sano.
mid. 8eibe &otomOtiUen uno 1870 Bags
Gpr5 mIrocn ;ertriimmert. 2otomotiuIii1rer
gEu. 9lcgers lisst als 2eite inter benl
g2rad. Ser Selegrapbiit su SauoIpif III
fir ben llnfaG oerantmortlit).
Cincinnati, IA. 6ebruar. - Sine
GolltiiOn eretgnete fid5 beute 2lbeno auf ber
n@tnCinEatis gtortbern 8abn," etlide Meileu
n0rblid) BON bier Swii6en Quonbale Sumo.
ticn uno Sblepilb. Sobn 0ioberts, elm gte.
GET, murbe get66tst unb Siaat Sc. 3nigbt,
0;uiieu q. Wanniug uno Danl. IHoerion BE-
neufiiC) uerlebt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-15
/ Gy=@oupcrneur Mpraau.

Nep yort, a.. 6ebr. - Gr-@Ouoers
neur Gbmin 3. Morsan itarb I'm llbr
teute Sormittag, na6oem er etwa cine
Stunbe lang bemnbtlOs bagclegen bate.
SGon nm UiitternaGt murbe es ieiuer 5as
mile t!ar, baB iein SOB in ben nddten
Stul6en rrfolgen n,iiiie.
2te Slaqgen auf alien 0fentli4en @ebaus
sen iinb gu Gbren bes 8srfOrbensn auf Satbs
maft aufgebiBt. 3ie 9irettoren Der . gSez
fern. Union" bnben bei6loIien, Der SeerSt<
gung in corporc beiSumobnen. Seibe Sduz
fer ber@eieegebung in albanp uabmen Sraus
erbeidliiie al unb oertasten ii4 aus 2dz
trns liir bas Nnoeufen bes Sobten.
(G. 3. Morgan wuroe am s. 5ebr. 1911
81 @aibington, Wiaii., seboren, geuoB nur
eine geuUbnlihe SbulbilOung, mar cine
3eit lang a!s Spe;ersibdnbler in Sartforb,
@onn., nno ipGter in Nfp,Y Yorf tbatig. Ini
letteren Srte purte er 1S49 in ben Staotz
ratb, 1850 in ben Staatsienat uno 1859 gum
@oupernfur ermablt nnb flnsirte oon 1855
-'5S ais Ginmanberunss ss@omuiiiGr. gBdb'
reno bes Siirgertrieges leifete er CUTE Oiaus
ite als @enaraln1ajcr Der Solentdre, unS man
id)Gst, bab inter ieiuer 9etuug ni6t tpeni,
ger, als 100000 Sreiwilige angeporbcn,
ausgeriiitet uno ms Selo geidttt puroeu.
Som A. Wiar3 1868 bis gum 4. W1r; 1869
nabm er einen Sib i'm SunoesIenate ein.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-15
Ser slmif:Surncr'ihc Morsprp.
scf in Stauntpn.

StauntOn, Sirg, IA. Sebruar. -
Ser SrOseB gsgen geors Qmib pegen gr=
morbnn8 Schn Burners nabm beute ieineu
auiang. 2elia Qeiier, Sie yDiabame," in be-
rem @Obnung iid bic Sras0oie ereiauete,
bsSeugte, baB amib bic Ebiire zines j3tmz
mers, in lpeldem fit Burner uno 5annie
sepis bsianoen, burd 5uBtritte iprengte,
taB sleid barauf eiu 8inseH eutftano Inb
elm BtiiolsnidluB abseisuert uurbe. 5aunie
9epis itiirste it4 swiideu bic admpfenoeu,
aaein amiB fiieb fle meg. Ils 9uiner aus
benz Simmer fam, iagte er, er iei seidoilen,
nnb :3engin fiibrte ibn na6 benz SoteI. -
gei'm SdlufIe oes Serb0rs gerietb Sr.
gShite. Der Sertheibiguussautpalt, iiber eiue
bonn Staatsaumalt White gemaGte Bemers
fnng in iolde Bntb, oaB er nit Der grflds
rnng, er tuoue Hidts mebr NIT bem Yro,eIfe
sn tbuu baben, bas @sridtsiimmer uerlies.
Wlan slanbt ineeilen, oub er nprsen ,uriid-
fphrpfr ff,irh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-15

Senrrai Sajcn ecrianst cine uuteriue1una.
Waihington, II. Sebruar. General
&GSell, ebet bes Signal0ienites, bat Den
<egSletretar Gincolu brieflit aufgeforbert,
eiEe 8riinblihe llntcriudung ieiuer (9asen's
&lRtSpermaltung our9 Elm @onlite oes Sez
nats etnlettPn Sn laIien. @r itellt oas @eiut
in Solge Der bonn 8eprGientanteu 8eltbooper
gtgen Die gcttung beS Si9ualoienites erbube'
uen Sei6merben.
Epdb Gill ..hnathdusiacr" npm S.bIaar TSa,
bpnc's nne sengffrsst's.
Ste Aomtniitration hat ptebsr eineu jez
nsr llnabbdnsi8en i'm Siiben, bic ibre Oienz
lte ihr of1ertren, gefauft unb ben 9aufpreis
be5aht. Gmorp Speer, Wtitglieb bes @ons
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gta, 1T sum Stitrittsanmalt fir ben n0roliz
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