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Daily Republican., 1883-10-26

NOR SALE-2 NEW BRICK HOUSES
IL French roofs, front and back porches
all modern improvements. Easy terms
Nos. 9l6 and 9l4 French street. J.O. Pick
els. ols-Zot
Daily Republican., 1883-10-26
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WA0 y.

WYANrED-A GOOD WOMAN WHITE
W. or colorsd, 10 20 three miles nom
citv, Ut general h0usew0rk; no washing or
lreslng. Apply at No. Ills Orange street,
city, 0c2b-8ts
Daily Republican., 1883-10-26

uYANTED-A GOOD PROTESTANT
w girl, about II or Is yesrs old. Must
oome recommended. No. llo West street.
nj OcZ2&t
Daily Republican., 1883-10-26

"OUSES FOR RENT.
Two story brick. s rooms, 1872 Locust st. $l2
" rooms, q Z. END st. II
Apply to J. AUGUSTUS M'CAULLEY,
ocl3-tf COG Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-26

NOR RENT-2 DESIRABLE OFFICES
Ii at No. 22S Shipley street. Dr. II. GAR
BET, Dentist. tyl20
Daily Republican., 1883-10-26

In chronic dyspepsia and liver complaint
and in chronic constipation and other obsti-
nate diseases. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Is
beyond all comparison the best remedy that
can be taken. As means of restoring the
strength and vital energy Of persons who are
sinking under the debilitating effects Of pain
fll disOrd r., this standard vegetable invig.
GRANT 10 confessedly unequaled.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally,
Daily Republican., 1883-10-26

TNOR RENT-A HOUSE IN A GOOD
r locality. Apply to p. J. FORD, Fifth
snd Rodney streets. sepl2-f
Daily Republican., 1883-10-26

YNORSALE OR KENE-TWO GROOM
IL brick houses, located on the Highlands,
near MT. Salem M. T. church. Either pur.
chaser or renter 10 entitled to single fare to
wilmington. Apply TO +. H. Law. near
Mt, Salem M. E church. spN-u
Daily Republican., 1883-10-26

INOK RENT-TWO HOUSES, NO. s04
r Linden street, side yard, bath, hot and
cold water. No. 1882 Elm street, five rooms
and Harrison streets. oc2 II
Daily Republican., 1883-10-26
lBL.C SALE.

"A.S ShlLE.
me want OF room and intending to re-
ms stock, will be sold at Public Sale, At
aoAes, No. l09 West street, Wilmington,
hen
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27.
At l2 o'clock, M,
sgles,2 Jump-seat carriages, 2Jenny
ttafr'ages, 2coaches. These carriages
Ioeeh No. !, built by Cooling & Bro.
aVah W, Reeve. Also five good driving
~ warranted TO work both double and
I. WIN 3 sets double harness and lot of
nap 10 harness. This stock will be sold
I'hn,l!ghcst Y, bidder, with no underbidding.
0'as under $50, cash over $50, ninety
M Z. T. STROUD.
"SrlDHAM 4 SoS, Aucts. ole f.s-w
Daily Republican., 1883-10-26

MEN TO CLEAN HOR-
w ses, for weeks. None but thoee who
spaes,s1na tns ousinsss n% neea appya Pa zach
1troe1a. Oc1RAtt
Daily Republican., 1883-10-26
..i .l "a. #-lsfi4s
m 41Lk0 RXCUBOlloD ROB sc
TOPHlLADGdPHIA AyD ffr RN,
Reduction Of fare to Chester, Hook and Phia-
AAalnhln

The swim, ,hvorite and
oommodt0us steamer,
80. II. FELTON," p ARE
leaves Wilmington at
6.4Ss.m., daily, except -
Sunday. Returning,
lsavesO chestnut street wharf ct $40 p. m.Fsxs
to Chester or Hook, 100. 70 Philadelphia, Ia.
excursion, ~. ExCUR SION BY STEAM.
BOAT AND RETURN ny RAIL. Tickets
will be sold on the boat 8 Od to return BY the
P. W. 4 B. h. r. On 90 )mmodatton trains
only, from Philadslphis, Is sentA; Ldnwood
Marcus Heok,) 80 sents; Chester. 20 cent?.
Wilmingt N Steamboat 90.
mlo-0
Daily Republican., 1883-10-26

snI VS.. McNAIR, 50 WIDELY
Iler of o,f~mrorab!y " known as the principal or.
{, in NJ . Tirand iran Army Posts throughout the
u Of ofdh M ,etter to the Proprietor says:-
b near., rt severest colds l have had for
cursty ca,y causing loss Of voice, was en-
pe hoy hottt, IN less than two days, by q 10 cent.
Ma Ih".tIe h",.Ite Of yonr BRAZILIAN BALM."-
Dr"aa,ae; containing 80 doses, only 10
'ussiss, Oc26-lw
Daily Republican., 1883-10-26
CHANaE Of TIME.
ON AND AFTER, SEPT. -
STEAMER WILMINGTON"

For Philadelphis, call.
ing at Marcus Jtook
. Chester, leaves - A\RaAx
Wilm ng ton from
Fourth street wharf at
$40 q. N. and 1880
noon. Returning from Philadelphia, second
wharf below Chestnut street, at $50 =. N. and
3.3O p. m. Sunday-I4esves Wilmington A&
a. m. and lp. m. leaves Philadelphia at -
a. m. and 1 p. m.
Freight received all day at Philadelphis.
mY17-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-10-26

NOR RENT-THE HOUSE NO. 913
Z Shipley street. Apply to J. L. De-
You, corner of Fourth and Market streets.
Ocl0lm
Daily Republican., 1883-10-26
CONRAD & WITHERBEE.
Solicitors in Patent Cansas

HENRY 9. CONRAD, W, L. WIrHERBnr
COS King street, P.O, Box 334.
Wilmington, Del. Washington, D. @
Advice as to patentability of invention and
for obtaining patents RRAsONABLE Prompt.
ness In representing cases. Mr. Conrad can
be consulted at his office during the day or
from $50 to 7.So in tho evening.
Ocl3-eOd3m
Daily Republican., 1883-10-26

TNOH SALE OK EXCHANHE-THE
II three. story: brick store and dwelling,
Northwest cor. End and Van Buren, streets,
With 10 rooms and bath. VIII exchange fOr
desirable private residence. Apply 10 THOM-
AS X. LAlLY. 6O2 Market street. Ocl7-u
Daily Republican., 1883-10-26

NOR SALE OR RENT "A GROOM
il house, No. sl9 Poplar street, on easy
terms. Inquire Of ANN q. PERKINS, $40
East Second street. OC2b6t
Daily Republican., 1883-10-26

NOR SALE-GOODWILL, STOCK AND
Il fixtures Of well-establtshsd -four and
feed business Address H., this Office. 0l6-t
Daily Republican., 1883-10-26

YNOR RENT-A HOUSE, CONTAINING
= 10 rooms and bath, at l407 Harrison st.
in good order. GEO. w. MAY, P. w. Il h.
Freight ofiice, 4th aud Pine streets. sp2l-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-10-26

"A WOMAN FOR GENE.
w raj h0usework Must know how 10
cook and iron. Apply at No. 2o7 West street.
0o25-2ts
Daily Republican., 1883-10-26
NOTICEs.

NOTlCE.s- A MEETING OF THE
~ Trustees Of the Poor of New Cas-
tie County, will be held at the Aims
house, on Wednesday, Oct. 81, at 10
O'Clock a. IN. Persons having bills will pre-
mittee will meet at Almshouse, Saturday,
Nov. Sd, at 10 a. m, when proposals will be
received for furnishing the institution for the
next three months with bread, meats and to-
bacco. J. ". COUCH, Secy. oc254t
Daily Republican., 1883-10-26

VNANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY TWO
w rooms for light housekeeping. L0oa-
tion near Market street. Address H. this
once. FR-.5 ozs-Us
Daily Republican., 1883-10-26

NYANTED-A YOUNG LADY TEACH.
w Or In the Primary Department Of the
Public school at st. Georges, del. Apply at
once 70 WIN, H. BENTZ, clerk, ocN.3t
Daily Republican., 1883-10-26

VVANrED-MORTGAt4ES OF LARGE
w or small amounts. Money waiting
O2A-6t HEALD h 20
Delta chief., 1883-10-24

upon all the churches the necessity of rendering
substantial aid and practical cooperation in
the prosecution and enlargement Of the objects
Of the organization.
N. w. Fitzgerald, the pension agent
lately arraigned and fined in the Washington
police court for an assault, has brought libel
suit against the Cincinnati Gazette company
and its. Washington correspondent, II. p.
Boynton, for $10O, 600 and another suit against
the st. Louis Gio5e Democrat and Its Washing
ton correspondent, c. J. Murray, for $4,000,
for publications which, he claims, have dam
aged his character and his business.
The first through train on the Kansas
City, Springfield & Memphis railroad left Kan
sas City on the 18th. 1t consisted Of thirty-fve
cars of meat, five Of lard, ten of grain, two Of
whisky, and one of fertilizers, making . total
OF ffty-three cars, all from local consignees.
The train was In two sections, gaily decorated.
Five cars of meat were destined to New Or
leans, two to Mobile, one to Charleston, South
Carolina, and the remainder to Memphis.
Business men anticipate great benefits from
this new avenue to Southern trade.
Frank R. Sherwin. lately president Of
the MAXWELL Land Grant company, was arrest
ed at Albany on the 18th, at the instance Of
the stockholders OF that concern living In
Amsterdam in the Netherlands. Justice Don
ahue OF New York. issued the order of arrest
and fixes the bail at 900. Sherwin is
charged with having converted to his own use
$50 Of the bonds Of the original company, each
of the value OF RlOO. These were intrustcd to
him by the company with which to pay mort
cages on the tracts In New Mexico and Colora-
do which he bad undertaken TO reclaim from
their clouded titles.
1t has been decided that General Han
cock shall remain in command of the Division
OF the Atlantic, with headquarters at New York,
and that General Schofeld shall take command
of the Division OF the Missouri, with hcadquar-
tiers at Chicago. and General Pope win succeed
the last-named In command OF the Pacific Di-
vision at San Francisco. Brgadicr-Gcncral
Augur will succeed Major General Pope In
command Of the Missouri Department, with
headquarters at Fort Lcavcnworth Brigadicr
General X. s. Mackenzie will succeed General
Anger in command OF the Department OF Texas,
and the Department OF the South has been con
solidated with the Department Of the East, with
Major General Hancock In command.
Delta chief., 1883-10-24
Man and Insects.

Grant Allen. In knowledge
The only nerves (worth mentioning)
in the human body. which are not under
the control of the brain. are those of
the heart and other internal organs;
and over these parts, AS every body
knows, we have not any voluntary
power. But all our limbs and muscles
are moved in accordance with impulses
sent down from the brain. SO that, for
example. when ! have made up my
mind to send telegram to friend.
my legs take me duly to the telegraph
office. my hand writes the ;roper mes
sage. and my tongue undertakes the
necessary arrangements with the clerk.
But in the insects body there is no such
regular subordina;ion Of all the parts
composing the nervous system to a sin
gle central organ or head office. The
largest knot Of nerve matter. II Is true,
is generally to be found in the neigh
borhood OF the sense organs. and II re-
ceives direct nerve bundles from the
eyes, antcnna, mouth. and other chief
adjacent parts; but the wings and legs
are moved by separate knots of nerve
cells connected by sort Of spinal cord
with the head. but capable OF acting
quite independently on their own ac-
count.
Thus. II we cut off a wssp's head and
stick 1t on needle in front Of some
sugar and water, the mouth will greed
lily begin to eat the sweet syrup. appa-
rently unconscious Of the fact that IL
has lost its stomach. and that the food
Is quietly dropping out Of the gullet at
the other end Ms fast ns IL il swallowed.
So, to, II we decapitate the queer Medi-
terranean insect, the praying mnntis,
the headless body will still stand catch
ing flies with Its outstrctched arms, and
fumbling about for its mouth when IL
has caught one. evidently much sur
prised TO hnd that its head IL unsc-
countably missing In fact; whatever
may be the case with man. the insect,
nj least, Is really . conscious automa-
ton. 1t sees or smells food. and IL II
at once impelled by It's nervous consti-
tuition to eat II. Il receives a sense
impression from the bright hue Of \
flower. and 1t Is irrcsistibly attracted
towards II, as the moth IL to the candle.
II has no power Of deliberntion. no
ability even TO move its own limbs In
unaccustomed manners, Its whole life
is governed for II by its fixed nervous
constitution, and by the stimulations il
receives from outside. And 80. though
the world probably appears much tho
same to the beetle as to MS, the nature
Of its life Is different. II acts like
piece of clockwork mechanism, wound
up to perform certain number Of fixed
movements, and incapable of ever going
beyond the narrow circle for which Il Il
designed.
Delta chief., 1883-10-24
The Dynamite Fiends.

HALIFAX. N S.. Oct. 1s-James
Holmes and William Bracken were arr, stcd
here yesterday, suspccte Of being dynamite
hends Both prisoners deny the charge against
them and claim the protection Of the American
flag. They are evidently Irish Americans, and
denied knowing each other Both arc young
men. Holmes was asked what the packages
were in his valises and replied that he did not
know, as they did not belong 10 him. One OF
the valises contained one hundred pounds Of
dynamite Of powerful nature. Dynamite
en-. In both vallses was found small clock.
A watch maker says connected with them was
machinery TO cause explosions One Of the
weapons found on Holmes is OF such char
acter that on being discharged at one end
wire will ignite fuse at the other and explode
the dynamite with which II may be connected.
Delta chief., 1883-10-24
The "shut In" Society.

1t may not be generally known that
there is u society in the country known
rs the "Shut ms" II is composed Of
people who are confined to their homes
by chronic diseases, who are not, how
ever, incapacitated from writing and
reading. Through the efforts OF this
society, "Shut Tns," are introduced to
each other by letter, and many pleas
ant friendships are formed in this way,
and many weary hour whiled away by
the writing and reading OF letters.
Sometimes "Shut In so far recovers
that he or she can go out of town to
visit another with whom he has become
acquainted by letter, and who has not
been so fortunate in bodily improve
ment.
Delta chief., 1883-10-24
III. Solar Eclipse Of Last Nay.

The report of the French expedition
to observe the eclipse in the Pacific last
May was read recently at the meeting
Of thel Academic des Sciences. The
members of the expedition are fully
satisfied with the results to science Of
their journey, though their apparatus
was often half under water and their
tents blown away. The station chosen
for operation by the American, French,
Austrian and italian expeditions was
the Caroline islands, in the occupation
of Nessrs. Houlder, guano merchants.
of London, whose huts were of great
service to the members of the expedi-
ton. NJ. Jansen. the head of the
French party, obtained so distinct q
view OF the suns corona rs to obtain
spectrum which he considers practically
identical with Frauenhofer's spectrum
Of the suns rays, showing that the same
elements are in both. On his way
home this indefatigable and enthusiastic
investigator spent night in volcano
crater in Hawaii. and was delighted to
find some of the same elements in the
glowing lava there. The Italian inves-
tiga,or, Signor Tscchini, compared the
atmospheric conditions very favorably
with those of Egypt. The head of the
Austrian party, Herr Palisa, devoted
his attention principally to the reported
existence of planets between Mercury
and the sun, but could find no trace Of
any. Good photographs of the suns
corona were obtained.
Delta chief., 1883-10-24
Tho wide. w,d. world.

LIMA, RErUBLrc OF PERU.-Senor A.
de La +. Delgado, l.. l.. ID. and Coun-
scllor. Tribunal OF Justice, Lima, Re-
public of Peru, says: One single appli-
cation of st. Jacobs Oil, cured me COM
pletely Of rheumatic pains in my left
arm. recommended to two OF my
friends, the Mrs. Dona Juana Garcia,
widow, and Mr.. ID. Herman Decker,
German gentleman. Madam Garcia
was relieved entirely by the pain-cure
from terrible neuralgia pain Of ten
months standing. Mr.. Decker was
cured of inexplicablc pains by single
application of the cure. My brother
used the great remedy for species OF
paralysis Of the arm. He was entirely re-
lieved from his ailment by one or two
applications, after having tried num-
berless other remedies without effect
Delta chief., 1883-10-24
Pension Payments.

WASHINGTON, Oct 19.-The report Of
the Commissioner Of Pensions for the Hscal
year ending June 80, 1883, shows there were
8O3.65S pensioners on the roll at the end OF the
Official year. During the year the names Of
seventy-six, whose names had been dropped
previously were restored to the roll, making
~, 95s pensions added during the ycar, nm cx-
cess Of 10,645 over the preceding yenr. The
and the aggregate annual value f32 ,345, l0!, an
increase of &2,6O4, ,090. The amount paid for
pensions was $50, ,084 ,O09. exceeding the annual
value by several million dollars. The bulk Of
this excess WAS on account OF arrears OF pen
sions.
Delta chief., 1883-10-24

A grocer grossly insulted Mrs. Nc
Coffin the other day without intending
1t. She was an immensely stout wo-
man, and stepping upon the scales play
fully requested the grocer to weigh her.
As he adjusted the weights he remark
ed that she weighed 1870 pounds.
which proved to be her exact
weight. How did you come to
guess it9" she asked ~ am used to
guessing weights. weighed hogs for
five years In Cincinnati.
The Chicago girl who wears number
tens, is still able to stand considerable
x-her-size-GB Boston Traveller.
Delta chief., 1883-10-24
SUBSIDIZED RAILROADS.
Report Of the United state. Commissioner
Of Railroads.


. Of Railroads.
WASHINGTON, October 15.-The re-
port Of Commissioner Of railroads Armstrong.
transmitted to the secretary of the Interior to-
day, notes marked Improvement In the meth
cd Of accounting and reporting To his Office by
the several railroads. Particular attention IL
called to the decision Of Controller Lawrence
In relation to the Withholding Of payments for
transportation for the government by roads
which have not been subsidized with bonds.
He reports that the properties OF the several
railroads coming within the Jurisdiction Of his
bureau are well maintained, and that while the
traffic on these lines Ia steadily increasing In
volume, the rates charged are gradually de-
cressing. The total indebtedness Of the sever
al subsidized Pacific railroads to the United
States on June 30, 1888, was n follows:
Union Pacific, including Kansas Pa
Central Pacific, including Western -.
Central Branch Union. ......... 3,092, sos
The total credit on account OF transportation
services performed and money paid isto the
treasury was a follows:
Union Pacific. 6c..................... .e13, ,53S, ,04O
Central racine. c..................... T,DsNsl3
Sioux City h Pacific. c................ 2l,3SS
Central Branch Union Pacific. ...... l59.0s4
Total. vi. .4o~, W
Balance In favor Of the United States but
not due until the maturity Of the principal In
1895, s102, ,378,3l2.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-09
Cine G0rte.

I'm THs. peIde an ben ToIscu uOu SusenbiIncen. ners
p6ier Shpdd:, GHttrdituuq, |erlut Der NtanHestrait
&C. leipen. ieMOe i'd tOitenfrei enH 0tecepl, Os lie tus
1irt. Dieies grpbe 6eiIniitIeI lpurbe pon etuelu 0tiiiios
mar in Gubamerita entoe6t. S6idt Elm ahrciiirtes @ous
pert an Otep. Soiepb I. Sumau. Citation d., Jer9 Dprs
&itp. 11nop1Sia2npo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-09
StaOt Cbnago.
Sriugcuoc gdttc sttn i6lcnnige
SStitfc!

Ser HnthIi0ltb, Der ld)ot lGngere 3cit III
Der Giiel, NIB nu1neutlid bel ms I'M &reile
EriiTI, ijcrrl6t. bat iett al ben Eilr9ermels
l~tereieu @idtenborn, Niiueba6, Hiu9buidleio
uno MaTlpelIer cine bel or9lriBerre9eiloe IuS:
bebnuig angeuonullet. Vie Selte !ebe, DON
GiebSud)t uno NGerbun; oo3 GieD mllRte III
befI !esteu eSabren lue9ell syittteruHgsnan9el
ab9eldlallt mcroeu; Der Mderbau lit oil lI1
in Der Dober, talten Giisl lpenig !ohneno,
unO oasu batter mir in ben lettet ;ebn e\obz
re1 MIR WtiBernten. oSebeS ~\abr imIBtelt
lIeue G6Ilben gelna6t w0oen; man hoIIte
Don S"Iobr SIT SSSdbr auf 9Seliaun9, illlrner per
9cbenS. &ie 3inIen fonl1en lli1t beSoblt
lueroell, Dicllpeuigers Die SCbrloeE lelbIt nbz
oetro0eu. 1tuu brilot ans odS iette Subc
Durd ouS 0duiIi6e ARibratbeu Der 2artot-
feln, boS NobrUuu9Sluittel 0er armeu Scute,
eil1el1 InrGbtbareu JtotbltGnp, bellelI Wnne
nod ti6t 0bSIlebe1 1T. 9t1lr Die Seltlitltr>
ten elleil SDnntagS EortpHeln, bic meiltell
lebeu Don A0oierbrei, bod uub Der N0Ier ~
i'll Dem letten Sabre ollreb ben onboltenoeH
Heoen ol59elu16lelI NIB fdlt TertbloS. Gie
or1len 2eute lpiiroen 9erhe Grbeiteu, 0ber bis
lest ieblt eS Den mcIlteH OIL Welegenbeit.
2IMi Gor9 erbaltcl1 lie ridytS, neil le bic Irle
bcre SdulD Hidt besdbleu t0uuen. Ter Vie
feler 1T Ni6t permobHt rID bWtqert liehcr
dl5 boB er tlo9t uno Nifie heaulprubt.
9lber gegeurpartig lit Die Moth Der slrt, oGI
mir nm SNii!ie birteu miiien. 9Sir wcnoeu
unS oaber pertr0!enSpol uu Die bem1brte
Milotboti9teit mtlerer Mtitbirger nit Der
Dcr;liden Site, nnlereu l0wer beim9eln6teW
Giielsen1cinocn ST. $1iilfe SIT rommeu. Aeoc,
aud Die tIeinile Nobe Oil @eto, AOturGlien
uno MleibungSitiideu III w4ltommeu NIB
limb Die lluterseicbneten S1r '6lit9e9ennohme
bG!IFborlt bereiE.
Gas Moth mite:
Gr. 9lltenborf, @reiSwuncarSf foper Getrce,
%NaHimauu; u. @rimbob, %eberiabrit0nt a,
2r. 'No69irtcI. 9ImtSridtkr; u. F0lIp,
N~forrperpalter; i0mmtlidl ans Morpeiler,
Nil9ert, Eiorrer i'll ylueb0r1. S6Gicr, Eiars
ret III Niu9bHlbcio. gcbu aI, @utsbeliter in
Mellb0llelA
Sic ,ScUiuois StoatS;einIn9" 1T germ be-
reit, Ole llebermitteluu9 Don Seitragen or
baS 9fotBltanOScomite St i!bernebmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-09
NcrntiS6teS.

gu Gnmpnauf i'm Gpuut0 9e>
&aIb in Q{orp@SlliuoiS ltarb por eilli0erl
2agen Der geddltete QrstOr.
Sic. Wolttor tm Mtter pou rs SSabren.
6err Yfarrer Gtor6 Aale;6it idlrcibt ms
lIber ibn: n@r luor gebpreu Su ~9lugS6urg in
BaDern uno bate IT'D ppr % Sabren oils
prGtttl6er Qlrat in Gompuaut uiener9eIais
len. l6ier uHo III Der ipeiteu llmoe0enb
giebt es tDobL faum Elm 6euti6es ODER e1Q>
IildeS2 aus, in lpeI6em 81. WtpIitnr niCbt
Gr3tIi6sn Bei1tono g~e!eiitet bat, 8or eini=
gen Utonateu erfrantte er Crultli6 uno logte
ietleH Sob beinQbe auf Aeu &a9 noraus.
QSenige Gage Dor leinem @bIebeU proulos
pirte isiu 6ltefter gobn @puarO, 309lirM
beS Stub Mebical College" in GbicagQ,
HnO- 1T nun ais prqftli6er 9r2t 9{a6foIger
lsiueS &aterS. 8ei leineu SGhigteitcu. ieiz
Hen glteH gSiIel unp freuunli6eH lScien
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9Nf Die Anfrrti9pna etuer dbnIidcu Gtatue
in @erbinpNug geiebt, Gteie Statue miro
III SUB bod lperreu unD $500 toiten.
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lid Der vNerbpeutiht &IpOh" erbpten, Die
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bQben &ieoeltaI ans @Ganit errtdtet tucr@
Aeu. wp5lt Die 4l6ne bereitS augefcrtigt uno
Die 8aW : ~9Ingebote a!Sgeihriebcu iino.
Ste Oeiammtfoiten beS 9entmaIS tuerocH
ii6 auf MIR $500 beIaufen uno Elm groBer
She'll Der erfOroerIiden Summe lit bereits
beilauImen.
Der groBe 9 ar mn bat Il g
nit ieinen GIepb1Hteu, Ser geIualtlge
SUmbp, ben CT Inn tbeUre8 0eIb in Gu9s
Iano taufte, peiaert lid, Don gteD Dort auf
ReiIeR az Geben. 8arHnm's speItGroBter
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-09
U~4OtteniOmle.
Yierter Gomgref6estrG.

Cine pf1ene @6iter1tele in Ser Slotteni@uIe in Inno>
polls pom uierteu GonaTeBbesirt DON Suinois Cioroieite
Don @htca9o uno norpli3e &o1pns DON Gost Sountp)
pirb bnrd Gonturren;> Nriiune beiest peroen, bic I'M
Ireitas. 27. slpril 1889 in Der Office bes superintendent
ten Der 0iieHtli6eu G9uIeu, gtp. IS 6ift5 ape., in @bi=
cu9o, I'M 10 llbr &ormittags, d~bSebalten lperben lou.
neutrality-suspicious. werben fem: geeu, Sdretber,
9e6tibretbune, @eduer, Nleebra. Geographic, en9Iiide
Granimatif unD @ei6idte Der Ser. Staaten. Die eez
Iuerber miiien gut aeiittet, iiber IA llnb rHter 1S sSobreH
alt, pen ~ltarter &6rperprfalun9, nno wirtlide &epobs
,er bss 8estrts felt Dem ]. Suli 1882 ieiu, unD bic uoH
81. truman W. Otiler, Nrst bs WIGrines6 oipitals. am
Hreitaa 20. Npril in ieiuer Office, $50. 45 Glib Start
Ctr, Gbieogo, porSnnebmenbe %t6rperIibe lsnteri ufnUg
Criolgreib bethlehem. 2Seitere Austunit giebt aui perlons
lthe pper idyittlibe Nodirage Der llntersetdnete, NO. 10
8roan Glo&, ober $50 SeloeI NUe., Sbica9o.
Srgebenlt
1p6n1lo Wcu. g. gIo0ntS.