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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23

THE FORGED-DRAFT CASE THE ACCUSED SENT
on FOR INDICTMENT DEATH OF A PROuI-
NENT LAwYER-POLITICAL.
ICorespondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
SEPTEMBER %, 1888.
In the Mayors Court this morning j. r..
Hawkes. was arraigncd for examination on
the charge OF forging the name OF Mr.. Ii.
w. Brittle, Of Sussex county, to draft for
$50 on Etheridge, Fulghan 4 Co.. OF Nor
folk. The draft was taken by Newcomb a.
Rainey, OF this city, on the nth OF August
in exchange for some goods and money.
The man who presented the draft gave his
name as w. NJ, Mallory, and so endorsed
il. Messrs. Newcomb Il Raincy both posi-
lively identify Hawkes. as the man who
passed the draft, while on the other hand
several highly respectable witnesses from
Dinwdde county testify that on the 10th
and 18th of August Hawkes. was in that
county. fifteen or twenty miles from Peters
burg, and that he did not come to this city
until the 18th. The Mayor sent the case
on to the grand jury; but with such con-
flictlng evidence as to the identity of the
accused, it is altogether probable he will be
acquitted. He is a young man OF prepOs-
sessing appearance, has wife and child.
and those who know HIM give him the
highest character for honesty and integrity.
Mr. Isaac 5. keele, an old citizen and for
many years prominent lawyer Of Dinwid-
die county, died yesterday at an advanced
age. He had long been in feeble health,
and Of late years had not given much at
tention to the practice of his profession.
He was 4 northern man by birth, and came
here before the war.
A private letter from Major Mann Page,
who has not been at home since his nomi-
nation for the Senate. announces his accept
ance. He will soon be at home, and will
enter at once with energy and activity into
the canvass. ROBIN ADAIR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23
From the BORDER.
THE BRISTOL BORDER PARA GOOD TURN
OUT--THE CROPS.

THE BRISTOL BORDER PARA GOOD TURN
oUT-THE CROPS.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
BRISTOL GOODs0S, September 81, 1888.
The Bristol Border Fair has been IN pro-
gress since Wednesday the 18th, with very
large attendance daily. Owing to thevery
disastrous drought all through this sec
ton there was not 30 large an exhibition
of farm products as usual. II l., however.
uader the mfayorable circumstances quite
satisfactory turnOut--some very fine cat
tie md horses on the ground, and the Ia
dies department very good. Upon the
whole the Fair has been very satisfactory
TO all concerned.
The dry weather has been very damaging
to the corn crop; nod over half crop Will
be made. Tobacco has not suffered 80
much, and fair crop may be expected.
Very little following has been done for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23

POLITICAL M0VES-OLD CITIZEN DEAD--EN-
CINE BOUGHT-MORE ABOUT THE oDEIL
AFFAIR-sOME OF THE SALES OF TOBACCO.
| correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SEPTEMBER -, 1888.
A move made by Captain Bergman
| Green i'm one OF the ward-meetings has
been adopted That committee be APP
pointed TO address circular letters TO Demo-
Gratis i'm the northside and southwestern
sections OF the State calling upon them to
make SPECIAL effort to secure the Legisla-
ture and protect the people OF the South
side counties. The committee Bergman
Green. j. +. Schoolfield. W. n. shelton, j.
G.. Penn, j. q. Miller. That's committee
OF most excellent gentlemen. And now Il
call is made from the wards that Majo
| Sutherlin address the citizens upon the
issues OF the present canvass.
Mr.. Matthew Il. Hodnett, an honored
citizen OF North Danville, died at his home
yesterday morning, in his seventy-third
year.
A special committee OF the Council. two
members OF which went on an inspecting
tour, has purchased a steam-engine for the
Fire Department of the city.
| The report OF the Odel affair OF Henry
county, given by the MartinSyille Herald,
differs from the report | have given in
| this: That three men, masked, entered the
house, not four; that MIR. Odell was
knocked down with the butt OF the pistol
when attempting TO rise from the bed after
he had been shot and the money taken ;
that it does not appear that Mrs. Odell was
beaten; that the money taken out was in
three packages-One of which contained
81, 100. and had several one-hundred-dol-
lar and tifty-dolar bills; another 1920 in
currency; the third u lot OF silver coin
worth about 5000, and in the lot about
800 in dimes, hali-dimes. ninepences, and
lOld-iashioned quarters.
Mr.. ii. {. Bass, OF Halifax county, sold
one day Of this week at one OF the ware
houses 1900 pounds OF leaf tobacco at an
average OF S4S per hundred. Mr.. John
Denny, OF Caswell county, n. c., sold fcur
parcels, one OF which brought $40, another
800, another 500, the last SO per hundred
Captain George L. Ball, OF this county,
1880 pounds at an average Of about 50;
per hundred. ALPHA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23

"ssixty millions of francs, and he didnot
reign!' exclaimed HENRI RoCHEFoRT on
hearing of the estate bequeathed by the late
Comte de Chambord.' The man who had
supreme control OF sixty millions OF Franks
and did not lick out the eflete French Re
public did not deserve TO reign.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23

The Philadelphia Erening Telegraph
SAYS "Wbat a magnificent contribution
the Legislature will make by and by to the
conscience fund" Exactly. The Legis-
lature OF Pennsylvania being Democratic,
for the first time in many years, it is the
first time In the same period the body has
had any conscience TO contribute.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23

"Mr. TALMAGE intimates that the CON-
ing sermon will be between seven and
eighteen minutes in length" AS Mr.. TAI
MAGE's alleged sermons contain the mini
mum of theology, it is to be hoped that he
will recognize the fitness of combining him.
self TO the minimum of time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23

While the northern Radical papers are
nominating Democratic presidential tickets
we beg leave to suggest Republican presi-
dental ticket. MARSH, the boss Tewks-
bury tanner, and PHIPPs, who stole the
roof of of the Philadelphia almshouse,
would. we think, fill the bill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23

An exchange has discovered that there
is Norman colony in Massachusetts,
That's nothing for Massachusetts,. With
all the purity that is concentrated in the
Republican party down there, we must eX'
pect the state to have some redeeming vice
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23

The Philadelphia Times says: cit is
dull night now when at least one citizen is
not attacked and robbed upon the streets
Really the South owes il to society, to
civilization. and to humanity to see that
philadelphia Is brought under the benign
influence OF general education.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23

The Washington Republican says: "Nint
wears ago Senator DAWES was shouting
Justify for BUTLER. Yet the BUTLER OF
1874 and the BUTLER Of 1888 are IDENTICAL
Yes, but may not the difference be between
Senator DAWES and JACK DAwEsY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23

a Massachusetts man is convinced,
after twenty years of experience, that he
can support family on eight acres OF
land. At first he thought the farm too
small but now he finds il land enough
Very likely, since during the twenty years
he may have starved several of the family
IN death
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23

"In Texas the other day prominent CO.
lored politician painted himself red in or
der TO show that he had joined the Repub-
lican party" When we reflect upon the
risk a man runs in having any transaction
with the average Texas Republican, rouge
et noir is singularly appropriate distinc-
ton for the party.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23

"WATTERsON says that RANDALL would
not succeed If there were as many strong
minded Democrats as there should be-
This is a rather unfortunate declaration for
WATTERsoN, considering that it Is cha
racteristic Of the weak-minded TO consider
everybody else little deficient.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23

"Charlatan and wreckero are the words
used by Mr.. CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS in
speaking OF the Governor OF Massachu-
sets. Mr.. ADAMs's classics are very faulty
No wonder he wants the colleges TO stick
to the modern languages.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23

There is great danger OF the Massachu-
sets Republicans being absorbed into the
absolutism OF differentiated purity or some
other sublimated intermingleosity OF the
Concord philosophers. This world isn't
good enough for them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23

GEORGE VANDERBILT. fourth son OF VIII
LIAM II. VANDERBILT, wants TO become a
newspaper reporter. 1t seems that there is
some chance o: redeeming the reputation
OF the Vanderbilt family after all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23

The Atlanta Constitution asks: "Now
that there seems TO be genuine trouble in
Ohio, where is WOoLLEY?" Shearing off,
in all probability.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23

The sense Of humiliation experienced by
the world and the rest OF mankind at the
self-righteous declaration in the Massachu-
sets Republican platform must be fearful
indeed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23

The National Republican says: "The
ghost of Greenbackism still stalks through
the land" This will be the case as long as
the party OF monopoly appropriates the
substance and leaves the people the shadow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23

An exchange informs us that Ouida
"has no faith whatever in the theological
notion OF souls" We should judge not
from the desperate chances she has been
taking.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23

The hope Of the American navy is that
little BILLY CHANDLER will lead an expedi-
ton for the relief OF Lieutenant GREEDY in
person, and that the Esquimo will cache
him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23

"The Cincinnati editors arc calling each
other hogs" The only cure for this is to
hammer each other.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23

Entered at the Post-ofnce at Richmond, Va, as
secogd-class matter.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23

So THE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cTRcU-
LArIoN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23
paOrrSsuONAL.

He will practice In the supreme Court OF APP
meals OF Virginia aud all the courts OF record In
the city OF kichmond and county o. Henrica;
Special attention given y vHANCEkl hust'
aud the settlemeatof accounts ~ executors, adnia-
Islrators, guardians. trustees, &C. ~ 7-2ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23

Something really worth the money
"Nosegay," fine, long Hayana-illed cigar
for cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23
HRACITE COAL. Red

4 Ill SIZES ANTHRACITE COAL. Red
N and White Ash; WEST VIRGINIA SPLINT
COAL, unequslied for CRATES; best BRIGHT
HOPE and MIDLOTHIAN CRATE GOALS;
Fuel: HEART PINE and OAK WOOD, DRY
sawed. split and Long, all promptly delivered.
carefully well hed and measured, ut lowest market
prces which ID l. the interest of all parties to buy
now. before farther advance, at 722 east Main
street Telephone No.. 3l2
81 5-3m j. Il. WATKINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23
PETERSBURG.

THE FORGED-DRAFT CASE; THE ACCUSED SENT
on FOR INDICTMENT DEATH OF A PRONI-
NENT LAwYER-POLTTICAL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23

Consumers can be supplied upon the most rea-
sonabIe terms by asking their family grocers for
these brands. Those who have not tried them
should do so now. LIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23
DANVILLE.

POLITICAL M0vES-OLD CITIZEN DEAD-EN-
CINE BOuGHr-MORE ABOUT THE ODEIL
AFFAIR-sOME OF THE SALES OF TOBACCO.
CORRESPONDENCE of the Richmond Dispatch.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23
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9 Sosi Fl + T. L.. B B,jP
II :. { E E...EE... IT, f.
E Err Enf % % S0S SE r.. s.sss.s.
E. III % Sc Sos ST. Il. =: -. IS.
| F /. /. e Ii Fl Fl |.
EE.j 81 !! / {. { !! F
DDD w ~ MN Ai4i<b w
PPP A TTTTEEK nm NTTTT
+ F. a 4 + III /: VIII
F. Es' 4. \ s M M IN \ H H H "
II AAA n N MIL Y
y AN N MiiLLIL 2 81.
PIONEER FAMILY,
McCANCE xxx. .
FOR SALE ONLY TO THE TRADE
DUNLOP 4 McCANCE.
Consumers can be supplied upon the most rea-
sonable terms by asking their family grocers for
these brands. Those who have not tried them
should do so now. se1-lm
WOOD AND COAL.

ON HAND, FULL STOCK BEST AN
" THRACITE EGG, STOVE. and NUT COAL;
best LUMP and HAIL SPLINT; CLOvER-HILL
LUMP and HAIL; SOFT COKE, and all kinds or
ENGINE COAL: OAK and PINE WOOD. long.
sawed, and split. for lowest cash prices. Broad
street opposite Theatre, and 1905 Cary street.
Telephone No, 1855. [se 1871 G. II. PAGE.
~ &. THON, HAVING SOLD OUT
VI Ills FORMER BUSINESS, Is now ready to
give his entre attention to the COAL AND
WOOD BUSINESS. lie keeps constantly on hand
Egg sizesl aud KANAWlIA LUMP sPLINT,
With CLoNER-liILL LUMP AND HAIL; also
PINE AND OAK WOOD (Long, Sawed, and
split, aud selling nj q small profit 10 make room
for more. Office, liza east Cary street: Tee-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-23
THE GLOUCESTER CAMS

The oamps on The tilouceater shore form
quite an amphibious village, located, rs they
are on isIets OF firm soil, among the creeks
and seemingly interminable marshes OF
that section. When q pound IL fshed, o
canos. with q crew Of i've men, Is taken
inside and the net gathered up until II IL
bronvht To the surface, when its contents,
Consisting Of bonitas, sheepshead, macke-
rel. 'front.' and small fry and crabs immune
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-26
Im i6uwtt0c 3abler.

Sn heu Iestcm @Oden baben mir aT ale
nieisnigen ~nmierer abUnneutrn, bic itldMges
rer 3eit init ;bren 3ablMngeW i'm &iIdItaune
iimb, O~eOentssttel perIdidt, ants iuclden iie
Gru ge,tGueu Setrag, Oen III utS IdnlDeH,
erle1eM f0nneu. MGude Der GmHflngrr iuers
bcn nitleiGt e%rItaunt lsim, iuir i1aea it@ bic
MO1em uMG &0nate ~5uIammenIapptt;I"
1snM, iuie Der I1IisBiide Grfulg nnIerer
Mabnnngem aeigt, 1T es fat lit allt1 Talet
niAt |uisOb! 3abfnagszl1nluit, pncr gar 3abz
lmngssllafGGigtrit, aIs rlr cine Geintlit Ses
qmemli6feit INTO &adiaifgteit, mslbs Die
Jreimne eiler 3eitamg ST ialtni8en S@nlnz
Merl mGfJt. Sic laiiem es aber, mir mani st
Iageu Dlrgt, au iid tOmmeh; red)ten aud
iuDbl narauf, naG fritbsr Oner Ipatcr einnlal
ei1ler unierer &geiteu lie ~belndben nirn tnn tic
haunt rhie sanse @eIdidte GbmaGem tOanet",
o9ne crit Oelh 1T vinem Brief SIT tbn1, oncr
eine goitannciInn8 fauien at miiien. Sis
miiGtem npdD : il mtinsn ie- Miiisi, haB
III vieneA 4agenbliG gut fir Die paar SbaIer
iinG".
9as uiIIsu mir mnm 1T Sel neiteN TaarG
alerGiugs, aQein oieieS @ifien Gnft ms
nidts. 1ie 9rObsn 1tutOHrn, weIde bic 9crs
itcllnng cincr 3citmmg naadt, min mas YUrtu
miiiieu baar be;ablt iuerneu. 1a;n aher gez
bort baurrs Sch, nidt nur Die blobe llrberz
scugnng. haE nnierc laumigrn SGninner am
lrtten Gabc gut" ItnO. 9ard Si6ts tal1t
Scenario eihen 10 IdlaScnOem Scsueis nafiir
~licIerr, DAB CT rgat fir bic paar Sbalcr"
lit, ais nabmrG, Gag CT iie lr;reii0 6cs
aablf.
I;enaunem lplte bics 10 lc9r cinlen9ten,
ipie Dem 2aNOmaule, Der mod 1etmc Naaren
aud nid)t nnI Monate nao Sabre Iinats Uers
pumpt, ~louscrn gesem haar Geln uerfanft.-
Aber mas inn redt lit, has lit niIs 6iaig.
gGir gGnmeu 0srn hem SanOraaune bie bGdjz
Ien Yreiie fir bic TriiGte i~ci1er Arbeit, rber
mir Winid)sn ata, DAB ct III Der &btra8ua8
feimcr Standardization gegel l1,s cbet!o
piinttliG mn gr,n;Esnbaft lei, tuie ct cs 1T Der
GinfaIiirnng iriurr eigenen Ontbaben III, itaO
bah CT nns WemabntuerGen ni9t b!oE baiie,
IOunert hmrd &iinflidteit lit Ieinem 3GBlun=
gcm iiberHiiiIi9 mas9e. $iinttlidc 3abium8
madt gnte TrcMmnl@aft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-26
Q{ucrlct.

Der republifanii0e Sta6t> Content
nomiuirte aur leBtcn Samltag eugene Garp
fir baS MtooDrS>9tmt ltllo @mil 9iebi6
fir oaS 9llnt be5 Staotl6retber5. Die
9tomIinatione1 fir oaS 9(mt beS Staot2
idut,n1eiiterS uno beS Staot>I nipalt5 iuur0e
SEM 0iir0er> Gnmite iiberlallcn, nit iDelz
hclll Elm Gpnllte ocS Gonpeut5 cine Sutton
bcipcrfltelligt bat.
Sn 8raiomoob iie6t man jcbt
itiirbliG Ser SroGe1iegung Der Stamonoz
Dtine entQegen. 0a5 QSniler lit icbt lotpett
aus0epumpt, boB ipenisitcnS einige Sbcile
Ser Mtine babc1 Dentiltrt Dcrben tDn>
reu. 0o0 luaren bis qeltern Abenb nod
feline 2ei6en 81 3aae qef0roert. Wfan err
ipartet, onB man mlor9en (Slterlpnlltag)
Dolnit beginner fanll, lno bat Die notbtgen
Qserbereitungen III 8esug aut |9ethenpa8en
&C. 0etroflen.
Eags- gSir pertpeiien auf Die Qlnsei9cn oeS
6errlt 8. g. 9Sentge, 1T elmer a1Oeren
Spalte Dieles Ylattcs.
General 0ias, Ser Gr>GrIiioent Der
merifoniibcn Nepubltf, i~tattete Der Staot
GbicaQo lebte Nphe eillen 8ellt6 ab, Der
pp1n 9ienltag bis 6reitag Wior8en bauerte.
Ser berilbunte Oolt tpuroe III groBarttgerr
SNCt1G pCItltll litu WIN ~ w NANHNlNHN~
men 8iirgerll deficiencies Gonnite init oel1
Sb6n6citell Der Stabt betallnt gentddt.
Aufem 4ttao &%ciierfeit. Ser @uitenz
rel; miro burd Webrollcb pm rSropn'S
93rondial 3ro6es" lofort geItnbert. Frets
% Gts. Die S0a6tel.
Mfapor 6arrilon idifte Dem Staote
ratb am leBtcn 0omerita9 leine SabreSbots
lhoft eir, Ipelbe aber tpeni0 Safta, ongegelt
ober cine 9tcibe BON SelbitpuftS entbielt
u,lo au9cniheinli6 mebr oaroltt berchnet
mar, ais Gampagnez0 Document 81 nienen,
ais DEM Staotratb AustlIft iiber Die Sage
ser itGDtii6en 8ertpaltln18 81 geben.
Q(m Mittipo6 gta6mittaa brad IN
Sem @ebGltoe go. 154 uno 1876 90. lRaOis
lonltraBe, Gjgentbum bon SoDn so. SmVtb,
in Der Wt6beliabrit bon Setd)am & 9fpbtu7
ion eiu Teucr aus, weldeS einen @elammt7
lhaoen BON $4,000 anrlftete. Scr
8ranol6aocu lit p0uig perlidert.
0anSn0t, SaGim0t, Sa1fwGt
erfolorei6 bebonoclt onr6 Worlds Dis
nensarv Medical Association. 9lorelltre,
| neblt 0iiula9e Don Srieimarte Tltr Fanpblet,
Buffalo, n. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-26
@5chenfliche SllinciS Sfaets-Bcifacne.

EuBlano uno Der Tilrfet ipeger NrlnenienS,
an oellen @renSe 9tuBlano 100000 Wfann
an9ebGuft baben iol.
Gin :3Ollaufltano berri6t tnS itrumelien.
Oie UeiDobner bon GarloDa, Sopot uno
&alofr baben ii6 9c9en Die @iltubr bon
ouSl1noil6er 0elpDnlleller QSolle erDobell
ulO nlebrere 9tieoerIagen iolder Wo1e ge>
plllnoert unb ein9edidert. Die Snlalterte
tpei0erte lid), gcsen Die GuDelt0rer einSu>
ldrcitcn; eS tpurhe beSDaI6 9tetteret gegen
ne aus9elen0ct.
&etinoiem.
Die beutide OampfcorDette vSlga" nit
Dem BrllSen 0einrt0 bon YrcuBen dl
Soro lit III ct. S1oma5 angefpmmen.
Die Wclebgebung Don 0aiti bat ett 9e>
leb 0ngelDmn1en, tunnad) Oer NuStubrSou
UNI 30 Gro5ent ermGBigt uno Ser ginfubr>
soil lnl 81 Yro;cMt erD00t miro. Der
&affeesou betrGgt iebt bonn Gentner 1925
Sl!Sllgll6 OcS frllDeren 3ul6lagc5 DDn.2O
YrDScnt.
Sine Teuer5brunit in sort NuSpain bat
nebterc Spclder ltno Wel6dttSbduler, el11
gedlhert. Sda0en $500 ,000; Serl!6erlu1g
$4,000.
siio= uno 0emtral=g Gmerifa.
G1lt NddrtCbtcr aus VlIellos NDreS pom
"a. .. sd. bat in 4atagonien stDiiden Ollie
nil6en Gruppe1 nnb benen Der argentiniS
iden 9tepublif ein &anlpf ita%ttgcfunbelI,
ipcil bic lebteren iid ipeigerten, oas ollie
nil6e @cbtet 5u uerlaiien. Ntebrcrc Solbaz
ten fanOen in Dem Gampfe Den SOB uno
cine grDBere 9ln;abl lpurhe D%erlpul1oet.
ShlieBIid soaen it'd bic 9lr8cntiter iiber
iDre Orensc suriif.
Die &olonial@8anf in ganama bat lire
@eiddfte cnogtlti0 eingelteut.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-26
Gimla01tt0 sltr Setbeilt9Hn0 ant
H. Oeutfdt : atncrifantiOen
2~chrcrtaa.

Nuf benz lettidbri9en beuti6 0merifaniz
iden gebrerta9e st Buffalo, u. y, mnroe
Chicago sum Serlammlil9seSrt oes ge9rer,
Hl1loeS mGbrenb Der Gommerferien 1883 9ez
pGblt ,ltno Der untersei6neteS rtsousi9nB NIT
ben erIoroerli6en Horbereitun9en betraut.
Sic beutl6en Girger @bica9oS be9ritBen Die
beporltebenbe !3uiamnIentuntt Der bentl6z
ameritanil6en Ndbogo9en IN ibrer Ntltte
nit TreuOeu. lNO iie bietel oenlelbel et1
bersli6eS gSiQtommer uaIO 9altll6e NIf@
Mabme aH. IA
lin Die 0eIeeoten gum Qebrertag an9cGebm
uno i'm Wittclpuntt Der StdDt ellIquartIereil
gu f0nren, erl6eint es 1piini6enswertb, ooB
bielelben Die Numelbungen lbrer Setbetz
li0lln9 IN 3etten belpirfen, uro Der inter
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