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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-09-11
g Qiripsibune neS beutfhen latberi=
itben 2ebrer=SsmtnarS in st.


ct. 2outs, 10. September. er.-Das inter
bem Namen v@Oucoroia'@oueg" betaunte,
oeutide lutbertite tbeologtide Seminar, etn
neues nnb foitbares @ebduoe an @de Der
@herofeeftruBe unb Sefferiou.4ueuue, purbe
geiiern in @egenwart BON circa 10000 Ber'
ipnen eingepeibt. Inter ben 4nmeienben
befanbeu fidb beruorrasenbe Geifflt9e aus
Sbto, Snbtana, Suinois, Soma, gStscouliu,
Iiiiiiiiippt, gtifiOurt Yenuipluunteu uub
2Outiiaua. 3te geitrtseH @eremonte'u fan'
ben iuft ausidltsBIif In beutider Spra4e
ffatt, unb beute tperben mebrere lateinti6e
8eben gebaltsu nerbeu. 9as Seminar 1T
bic b6d)fte Gebraatalt Der Iutbertiaeu &tr9e
Tn Qmertfa.
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Sic Gpnftttuqnte in 0afpta

StOur.Salla, 9afotn, 10. Sept. -
Die 9trbett bes Serfaiiunss @onpents utrb
bon ben eiuselnen @omite'n beiorst, TO oaB
Die regelmdbigen Sisungen bes @onueuts
iebr furs iiub. '9ie 8sfdrporter Der Bro.
btbtttou unb besSrauenftimmredts bemiibeu
fid iebr, In Der Serfaiung anerfannt gu pec,
ben. 9as @ren,comite niro su @uuten
elmer 3betlung inter bem 46. 8retteugrabe
NIB Der 5ulaiiuug su ben Stauteu inter
oem gtamen Outota bert4ten. yanttou iOll
bic StautsbauntftQbt merbeu.
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sRebr SsnfionSicbniueeIsier.

aRebr &enfipnSicbipineeleicn.
hingtou, 10. September. - Der
Yenfious. @enlmiiiGr bat bte @ntlafiung eiues
pom Siftritt Columbia aus ernannten @lerfs
bes Yenfonsamts, Namens Sonnel, ange'
orbnet, neil oetieIbe nit Yenfionsi9minbleru
tn Ssrbiubung fanb uno oiaielben ii5sr bic
Nusfihten Der i'm Yenfonsbiirsau ihmeben'
ben Nnlpriidle unterri6tete. Sobalo er
ndmlidh ermittelte, baB irgenb etn Iufpru9
bonn @ommiifar gntgeheiBeu tuoroen mar,
beuadrtftigte er einen gunbesgenoffeu, uuo
bieier ihrteb bem betreffenoen IppIitauten,
ba6 oerielbe bic gepiiuidte Benfion erbalteH
t6nns, tpenn er TIN (ben Sd)reibar) ietne Sa'
DIE gesen cine entiprehenbe Sergiituug fiih.
rem laie. auf bieie Ieiie purbeu ptele
GenTon6re beiGptnbelt. SOnuea bat ieine
Sdulb eingefanben.
Reue Regulation fur sBeifbierbrausr.
Steuer.@ @ommtIidr Grams in 0aibtugton
bat entihtsoen, baB Die BeiBbter,
fiinftig oenielben Regnlationen, mte bic
0agerbierbrauer, bet'm Sillen BON Bier tn
Slaiten unterporien iinb. Naf elmer @nts
fdeioung bes friiberen Stenecs@omuiiIdrs
Ses Sen. Hauni, mar ben gSetb bbierbrauern
aeffattet, ibr 8ier btrett bon ben 8ottt6en
Quf Slaifen su 3teben. DteieS Briuilegtum
if iett aufgebobsn, unb iie mil len bas gBeiBs
bier aus Sdfiern, bic nit Stsuermarteu uer'
ieben fnb, uuf SlaiGen 5isben.
Sermifc,tes.
SllfssSdutamtsistretdr Stem reiffe beute
Gbenb BON bier mad indianapolis ab.
9te heutige Steuer @tunabme betruJ
$712,671 uub Die 3onetunabme $S14,19
9as S9ubaut erbtelt beute $35 aus Pcs
ris, Saa., oils Seitrag sum @erptIiensfonb.
CUR @tnl0iuug bsfimmte Hatiouat, 8ants
uoten TN Sstrage bon $234, 1000 ltefen
beute i'm Sdatamte etH.
gSdbrene bes ON 80. Suit uerfrtdeuen
Tisfaliuhres purben i'm @au,eu $216, ESQ.,
800 fir j3On einsenommen. Ste ROfeu oes
@oletttrens betrugeu $6,422, 1877.
9as Sil'fde lluteriudungs. @omite uuterz
breitete beute bem Sefretar Sol9er ietnen
Beri6t, elm 9ofument BON 200 bis 500 Set'
ten. Der Subult wirt pOrldufis nod niat
hprTffputIidht
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0erfhipuuSen Hnp irrfinnt9 aufs
oefunSeu

Chattanooga, Eenn., 10. Sept. -
gor mehrerPn Sageu ueridwaub Prof. 9.
Gdep, Sup.rintenoent bes Wdo9ensSsmts
mars III Suutspile, 4la. Seiner Srau bate
er etnen Brief htnterlaffeu, tn tpeldem er
iaste, sr iei perridt geporben. Die 8iirser
riefen stue SeriammIuug etu uub ;erffreuten
iid banu naf alien 8idtuusen, nm mad
@dep su iuGen. Sorgefern fauo man tbu
ied,s @leilen bon bier in etuer tletueH quite.
Gr Ii total tnhiiidtin nemnrhen.
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SelbffmprS auf einem TrieSbpfe.

9etrott, Ntd1., 10. September. -
German &ebfelb, etn berporragenoer 8iir.
ger bon Ronroe, bat ftd gefern auf elmer
Tim geb6rtgeu BegrdbuiBfeIle bur6 su,t
S9ifie in ben &opf uub etueH britteu
99nb in bic grut get0btet. @r btuterIieB
etuen on ben Staats- 4upalt gertfteten
Sriet tn tuelhem er erfldrte, er tpoGle auf
isinem etnstgen Stiid @runbeigentbum fer
ben; $3S fir Beerbtguugsfoffen tpnren Dem
Srtete betgefigt. Die llria6e bes SelOil-
morbes ift utft befaunt, oa &ebfisIb eii
tpoblbabenber Rann getpeien ietn ioG. Der
SelbfmOrber btnterlaBt etne 8tttpe unO cine
Sotter. @r mar Elm eifriger 0emOfruttiter
BOIttttrr unb friiber gftt8lteb bes Staats.
ienQtS.
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Ser SertsPf6e soppeimorb tn
tI IaAasfssxL

Sapannab, @u., 10. Septembtt. -
Cine @orOuerss 5arp 1T Is Sage lang nit
elmer llnteriuduug be8 an bem oeuti9en
aaufmaun Seinri6 6ertel uuo ietuer Srau
peribteu 9oppelmorbS baitafttat gepeieu
unb bat 130 .3eugen Oeruommeu. 9eute
gnbeu bic @eihuorenen eiueu gBabripru9
ub, melfer ben Negsr SOIepb JadiOH fir ben
3bdtsr un6 stnen auOereu Neger, GbOS. 9Is
milton, fir Sadion's Rttiaulotgen ertldrt.
Seibe augef!agte beitnoeu ii4 i'm @efdug'
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Sin @aIocn= Gaubtbat.

Sadionptlle, 6lu., II. September. -
Sas. $. Smttb, Elm balb bl6Sftuntger Wa'
trOis, ueriibte gefteru brei gtetlen bon bier
elm nameuloIes 8erbre6en on eiuem oterz
iGbrigen MGbhsn, yiamens Aba 6erguiOn.
3as Rinb liegt in lrttiiAem 3utuHbe oar'
nteber. Smitb befinbet iid in oaft uu6 tft
bon ieinem Spfer toenttft3trt moroen. Die
@eiste bss Stuates 6lOrtOa beftrafea ROtb'
,udt NIT her1 Snhe
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SIaine uub Rutler.

gofon, 10. September. - Dem bleF
gen DSeralb" Sufolge icIl Gr,Setretdr Btatne
ertldrt babeH, er iet feft iiberssugt, baB y.
S. Butler, i'm Safe er ieiue 0ie6erpablung
gum @ouoerneur bon Maffaduietts In bte'
lem Sabre bur4iete, I'm uadfen Sabre Die
oemotratiide Remtnution gum YrdiiOenteu
erbalten unb erndblt merben tpiiroe. gr
(Slaine) felbff tperbe inter teinen umftdns
ben bic republttauti9e Domination anuebz
mon
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Cine ErQo6Sie auf eonq= 1s1anb.

Sunttng t o n, U.s. 10. 9eptember.
-Sei @olbsSprings 9urbOr i'm 0Ong'Sslanoer
Sunb nurbe oieier Sage etne Qetde sefuu
ben, tpabri4einltd bic oes UttleS &ei[lp, Der
NIT elmer grfurfou mad Dem nabe gslegeneu
gOlumbtu'9roDe fam. 9a er uno istne 3pei
6ameraosn Die 8argen fir bic Setmfabrt
oerfeblten, mietbete er Elm Segelboot, nit
tpeldem bic 9rei iibec ben SuuO mad Cob
Sprtugs Surbor aufbraden, mo fie bofftsu,
.tHen 3us mad ytsp>yort 3u betomnau.
Die bodgebenbe See tuarf oa8 Boot I'M,
&eilIp ertrunf, pdbreno ietus 9sfdbrteK gs'
rettet tuurSen. 9ietlp 'SBater 1T Uirth an ser
8. Qpenue tn gtew,Yotf. Capt. 98tqiam
gOpe, in beiieu GOot 8eilp fubr, alS er
ertrunt, III jebt I'm Srrshaigi uOH Qgecu3
@ouutp. Stetup's 8O6 bat ben Wauu lrr'
fiunio oemad1t
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Rurit RabtIrcptfhsn

9ldtb. Sugb Gam, 2OrOtau3Ier fir Srtau0,
if BeitOIben.
Su Nottiugbant, @uglunb, III Elm @ougreB
Der brtiiten ,Eraoess Unions" erofiuet iuproen
Sn 3orpnt, 2toIano, iinb tiir3lth mabrere
@erude qsrudt rproeu, hie bosti8eU 8egierUugSgez
bGIee GrNsinSeu.
Ser @odsnberid]t Der obeutihen 8ei95z
burt" erpbt cine 9Ibrabme rDI Sara 10 I'M 8etrags
ron :. SIS 900 I}nrf.
Cine 9speihe aus 8ratau melbet, baB
peIc &uisu, auaenibeulip Gfii,iere auf benz gSege
rob Sulgartsn pber bic 6rehSe scben.
&m 30. &u9uf tpuroeu al Der Stgbfra6e
in Son Sclranro, Crinjoao, 40 6duier burd9 Teuer
SeritG.t. gerIuit 100000 bis f1O,OC0.
Spaniife 4gttatoren In Barts iolleu be-
miiht gepeien iein. sjnen reueh @uffaub AMI Gu5a
pad rucn, aueiu nas {Siastp in Spauien pcteitelte
ibre sri.rereunGeH.
Gin 8aufett III gbran Sittor Suqo's ioll
in Gerf ftattfnfen. uno mcn gIaubt, baB Die so
ArnoO 2cdrrn, 2criGG uno aHbc.t be-pprrdaeure
Ddmcr anpecnb Ic'n iperhen.
gS perIautet, oaB bic brttiide 9fegterung
ben Gern c.uer neuer eahpiifsn @oIi,e,mcdt bur9
@uWrburg elmer aE'c5l irider GpuIdblcr lir ben
Sieui in Gghpten bIloen ptu.
8abulaman;ie, 8ruoer oss 3ulut0ntas
Getsnapo hciieu SOb i'm IeBten SuIi irrtbnmIi6 ses
neloe1 tpilrne, berSet iitb in Sider9ett Rno lit ~
Grentptur, gtataI, anBetommen.
Gls Der pou Stem Yort nad] Imflerbam
beTtinmte 9dmpfer ,,S6isbum" ooreefern 9ifar5z
4ptlt palitrte fSnalrte or, baB er am September
eiuen tefitQen Sturm aus2uhdten bate uno oaB bas
Baier 10 6ub tiei i'm Wai9inenrdume itebe.
Serr Seriiion, Der franj0fide Sanbelsmtz
nifiCr bat Srn youroCle 8ice 8rdii0enten Der ran=
'0iiiden yiuttonal Nanoes Union p" 6tuufIrd9t, Die
pauptiddditen Stdbte Der Ser. Saaten gil beiuden,
INN fb iiGer baS bortge 6aubel5z unO Snouitreueen
Al unterrihten uno eine Dlebooe 5ur SonfurrerS mt
omrlif0niIfen Sahrtaten mo ItooLtten 81 ermiCln
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glutserstesen in eincm Sorbeu,

Gan Claire, 8tsc., 10. September.
- Sad Rubonep erfdO6 seferu Bat DeutHe
pGbrenb elmer in eiuem 8OrOel entitaubeneu
SdlGqerei uno bruGts bret anOeceu Rdrs
nern, Ramens Us. s. CRAWFORD, Sus. aerOu
unb Spbn RcRabou, idpere Bunoen BET.
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@rdRlthe &bat eine8 eiferlnAtis
GSu 9SeibeS.

State bear, 9a., 10. Septenber.-
Sn @otuboufe, elmer GufebIuug In Bterce=
@ounfa, 1T Samfag bet eiuem Sau3uerBuiis
gen elm iungeS Rdo6eu, Namens Smith,
BON elmer 0ltUaliu, 8Orts g8tlon NIT Namen,
erfOden noroen. Die betpen Maoden bat'
ten cine Shaar bon Anbetern nm fd1, unO
man mertte es beutlid, 0aB 8Orte auf Die
Smith etferiittig mar. 9forte'S 8ra0er
8ruoer gtng, pdhrenb bic QuOeren tan}ten,
binaus, fbIiff etn Wefer, fam pteoer bereiu
uno COB BITE gBaffe ieiuer Saneifer, pel9e
ff auf SRI. Smttb .ftiirite uHo t9r 3Wet
furhtbare QSunbsu beibradte. Die cine
berielbsu mar i'm uuterleb unb 10 ttef, oab
bic @in9stusioe bernusbingeu; bic auSere
gBunse ging quer burd beioe 8riifte. SRI:
Smtth tpir0 fterbeu. Die W0rbertn entf flo6
NIT tbreH 6reuHbeu, tusl4e iie uerfeft bal
ten,
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.@fhter 0nnh.

2ittle 8of, art., 10. September. -
Sobu goder unb Or. SlooO puroen in lsster
Samfags .Natt bon eiuem 0iob aus Dem
geiauguiIie gu 0uuuille, yeu &Ouutp, &C..
bolt unb oil elmer Bride aufgeb6ngt. Beioe
Didnner ftanbsn nit Der 0esperaoObanoe In
&erbiubung, peld1e jeue 9ssenb uufher
mnG1t.
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Tie alte Gefhirhfr.

ScrantoT, Ba., 10. Septem6er. -Ias
brem BiGItams, % Sabre alt, ribtete hente
Nadmtttag gum S&erje eiHeH 8euolper auf
feline IS jdslige Sfmeiter. 0te Baiie eut,
lub iid, uuO bas NGOGeu luurbe uusenbIid'
Iirh 0Ptnntet
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Dteb beffen. = Die beitsu Ger,ts mad.
ten ibn tarauf nuimerfian, baB sr ben freieu
9lutumlauf pieber herfielleu u1iiiie, uuo Der
gro6e SGmerseusffiler, nSt. Safob's Del"
furirte ibn, als er, on entsinblihsm 8beu,
matismus lsibsnb, BEN Eoos uabe mar.
(21S)
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SaS eelbe Ticber.

&eriacola, Sla., 10. September. -
&GbreuS ben letten As Stun6eu Harden I'm
Slottenbaubufe tiiuf Berioneu am 8eIben
Steber, uEb etRe nettsre @rfrantuug trat
Elm. 8ie Stabt Beuiacoia 1T nod tmmer
nollfouu1en fieberfret.
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Mep>Bern. Nse.- gafipr @. 3D. Differ iast:
SD babe 9rpipns Iron Bitters ein9enomlHer nnp
Ealts ibn fir cine Der beteH bstaHntsn @saisHsn."
(21S)
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Gie 8sYbIonSer lY5vosr.

9out8OtlIe, &p.. 10. Sept. - @ous
perusur ¬t bat bic 5turidtuug GG,s
@rnft's, etne8 Der bret Rduuer, pelde ben
bretfadIen Wiorb 81 Giblauo begiugen, onf
ben -. Sttober feftgeiest. 0as 4ppel1a.
ttprs @ertdt pte8 GRATIS 4utrag auf etaen
nsusI Yro;eB ab, inbsm Der Ingetlugte be-
reits swetinal idulbig befuuOen porosn ill.
&m. Weal, Elm auoerer Der bret Augeflagteu,
fsbt nod tmmer ietnem BrO3eiie eutgegeu.
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WELLS ROUGH ON CoRNs."
gerIange Bsls' Rough on Corns." Is Gents.
Rni6s, pogitdnbiBe. permaHente SeiIuna bon 2ei&s
eprRsn, gsGTssn HHb GroitbsHIeu. 3
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sar sSrmeTunt su5g sroG: - g OnSuntersaus 1900
gtntritt Der JiutP I'M Rtsfigsn SGisn: LIS TatBH.
uno /. 81 gproens
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Mbbott's franii6ss Mein SDnieum bef5rbsrt bic
gerbaimng ,lns belt SRspepFs. 25 Cts. bic 6Iai4s
QS2-l
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Dem Gas : &oaSfen.

Sun Dial Gas Ranges.
.,..,,.r ,o75nieI;o. tpeniser Dtabe ma4enS.
e,ss, Rein S8mus |
So. grcsbodeus, bes Sletidbrateus
uuo Der arlgsmetneu 6amtIteu'Ro4eret.
,ra0na I'm
ne ssSrouebe unferer Staft.
Gnsiie,tmmsr RibNdrdute bon gtnBbauuI.
wsfriseratoren fur Die &inSsrfros:
Gisidrante. SI S%i SI.t.a'''''
dIau@rcllen.
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SEuf

@ittI 8urOmstcrff. 3O.G31 666fTPrmomstsrff.6 .65
&ittl SbermDneterit. 567 gtie6r. >, 90
9te 9rbfte @lnbi4neugteit ipdPrsnb elmer StuHNS
betrug 10 gleilen
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ailnflerjid
sema1te
8 d I ! b { .
fgshf Y 12gRte)
gefegrapRtf0e gepeGGsg.
NnS Der SunbeSbauptffabt.

C5.ridts Der ..aTOciirteu Brefie fir ben .Ssuiie.n
&orreipDnbentsn.'
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@rtbtben in peru

2tma, 10. September. = giue auBerges
n0bnltf beftiqe @roeridiitteruHS trat ral
40 bsuts friib bier etu uno Oauerte 10 g.
fusbsH. Ser StOb gtng BON SiOeu mad
gtoroeu.
EstsSsr Gin Seiud5 Ses SarUns @iers in sSirn.
2onoou, 10. Sept.-8aron BON @ters,
Der ruihide Wtntlfer bss Nusndttt9eu, retf
3ur i3eit in StaIten. gr ptrb feline 6eiie
auf s8ten aus6ebuen unb gsgeI 0titte bteies
Wnn0tS bort eiutrefien.
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Wartt unr B6rie.

9tperpuuL 10. 9ept., 1890 Rittugs.-
gaum,poLis: Ritteliorte Sberlduber 11l16,
DO. Rem, Orleans 1916. Die Serfaufe be.
trugen 10000 8nllen, SpetuIattou II. Aus'
fuhr 2000, 3ufubr 1000.
2oubon, 10. Sept. - Ser. Staaten:
SbligattOuen: 4>prO3. 1924, Ditto 45=pro,.
l154, 90. oerldugerte 5,pro3. 1044.-4ttien.
u. & 9. gB. a., DO. 2. 12t, &rte 3l4, DO. 2.
973 0erpsYorf Central 119F, Beuni. Central
So, SGs. Central 1872, &saotng 25g, On.
tartosg8efsrn 22t, Werttaniifle 92s, Dr.
naufee ct. Banl Common 10Th.
s1eue @reerfbatterunsen auf 5fdbia,
2onoon, 10. Ssptember.-Sn &aiau1ic'
ciola auf be- Sniel Sidta trateu geitern
ua6 beute tpieberbolte @r6f0be Elm.
SIte Si9 Dor neusn NittelH gegeu @r'
tdItungen &C. unb peridwenoe 9etu 9elb
nidt i'm Seriu9sn oerielben. Or. Sua's
,Sufen.Sprup" bat iett 30 Subren bic
Brobe Dor bem BubIitum erfoIgret4 beffane
hpu (2lSl
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2tus Nom.

&om, 10. September. Ser oRonts
teur" erildrt, nidt ale bier erparteten ame'
rttaniiheu Su60ie tpiir5en i'm ytoocmber
bter eiutrefsu. Sur elm She'll Oerielbeu
tperoe on Der i'm yiouember fattfiuoeu0en
@onferer; tbetluebmen, ncIhe ein,ig uu6
nIletn bsm .3nede oteuen iol1e, 3u be1tnmen,
pelte 6rngeu gelegentltt eiues General
@Or3iIs on etnem lpateren Datum beiprodeH
nereen iollen.
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0eriud5e etn 0Ias Sutebart' iben gcr'
ters! Su ber bei6en Sabres3sit giebt es
ietu uabrbafteres, fstn geiiinbsres Setrdnts.
(Rai12-So, Di, Del
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Olenn'S SbtUefclfeife
lit 8efGIfcbt tuprOen; rman
0cbte GIfO bar0uf, bGT
IS. q. grittentOtt, grOprte-
tot'' amf jcOe1n @S6Gc6en
ftebt, pG es anDermfalls
nicbt cCbt lit. Su baben
bel allen 2gppfbeeern. =
0eppt, OSr. 1I5, SSultDns
Strafe, 9eeius s9bprf.
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Dasgefrtgs Better.-Radfor.
8enoe 8eObadtuugeu ipurbeu gefern Radt
In berielben augei >ltde III ll5r mtttIefet
&uitingtOner 3eiD aui allen uua9euauuteH
StatiOnsn gsmadt: GIpsna A., Gofon 90,
Buffalo 46, @bsgeune 5S, GbtcagO 50, @leue.
lamb 81, DuIutb SO, grtr so, GgcaHaba J6,
"a &rOfiel56, Ials II, Gilpautee 50,
Nsp'GOrt 56 SspeCo 46, Gort SurOu 40,
Sanbustp 56, ct. goais, 81, ct. Yaut 81,
Solebo 55, 9)anfton g.
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-04-25
CURIOUS CANINE sAGAcIrY.

A curious case of canine sagacity is re
ported in the Cologne journals. The owner
of a number of rabbits near Barnicu found
that for six successive nights one of his rab-
bits was stolen from the house which he
made for them out Of a wooden case which
stood few inches above the ground At
the top of it an opening had been made
about the width of two hands, which was
closed at night by q board on which heavy
stones were laid. The house having thus
been secured, and as it was found each
morning that only one rabbit had been stol-
en-, and that all the rest were quite unin-
jured, it was considered impossible for a
weasel to have effected the theft. 1t was
therefore, supposed that man had been az
work The owner consequently first made
the opening more secure by mailing down
one side of the board and covering it with
grass and stones, and then hid himself in
order to watch for the thief. At o'clock
| in the morning he heard noise at the rab-
| bit house and was astonished to see two
dogs instead of man on top of it. One
was a large dog of the neighborhocd, well
| known to him, q cross between st. Bern
ard and large woolly collie, feared by all
other dogs the second was stranger,
small terrier, just slender enough to get
through the hole into the rabbit house.
The big dog, who on other occasions never
noticed his smaller comrades had evidently
come to an understanding with his little
friend about the nocturnal rendezvous. The
big dog scratched away all the grass and the
stones, dragged up the board and let the
terrier jump through the hole. The latter
returned in few minutes with rabbit in
his mouth, which he presented to his great
friend, and both proceeded to devour their
|. supper undisturbed. Land and Water.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-04-25
NOTICE
TO
Stockholders Of the Lam
bertville Water Co.

At q meeting of the Directors of the Lambert
Vile Water Company, held at the office of the
Superintendent, January 3lst, 1888. the following
Preamble and Resolutions were passed
WHEREAS, two pieces of property have recently
been bought for the Company, and new work
done on construction account to the amount al
together of four thousand dollars; and whereas
about one thousand dollars more will be required
to finish needed work, in improving the same
therefore
Resolred, That the Capital Stock of the Company
be increased Five Thousand Dollars by the issue
of 800 shares of new stock and that the Secretary
and Treasurer give public notice for the space Of
three weeks, that the present stockholders will be
permitted to subscribe for the new stock pro rata,
according TO their present holdings, and that at
the end of that time any person persons will be
permitted TO subscribe for all any of the stock
that may not have been subscribed for by paying
TO the Treasurer Ten Dollars per.share at the time
of subscribing.
In compliance with the above Preamble and
Resolution, notice is hereby given to the present
Stockholders who wish to increase their subscrip-
tons that they may do so by calling on the Trea-
surer, at the Amwell Nat ional Bank between the
hours OF o'clock, A. NJ. and 3 o'clock, p. NJ, on
or before Wednesday, February IS, 1883.
W. v. COOLEY,
Feb. est Sec'y and Treas.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-04-25
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