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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-11
No6 feine NOminattOn.
RnnaGrne Oer gtattfot,n.
Gin Invertebrates OpFament.
Butler rejdjt Gin subffitut fir Die Elatts
form Elm.
Ole erfte &bff M m ung.
&teUsIanO's @eguer ieseu etueu Gutrag auf
SertasuHs tur@.
. C - n . [ Z n n ~ n
Gin Invertebrates GOFament.
Ole erfte e Nbft M m IN 8.
Dts gnti8eisuns bsuts tmausftat

tspssiuIs0sseits te5 ,OWtden GOrrsiponOerteu.D y
@btcGgo, 10: Suli. - Die Elatilbs
tdBt fid nt9t lduger psrbergeu, blB Die De-
Itgatsn beute gtOrgsu sintgsrmaBsa Oerz
bIiifit, nm ntht 3u fngen, eltulutbt9t iIdS,
Die pieosrboIteu Angriffs S2mmauq's AMI
&leoelGub FuS Gaaenidetltta utd)t oa1e
@tu6rud gebltebsn uub idetneu bet Utsleu
bts Gufidbt sr3sugt 81 babtu, 6aB Sle0'laab,
rpsnn sr ptrtttb nomtuirt merSen iOate,
getu g)ort utft geUiaucn fauu; trosesm
n6sr TT TN 9aufs Der lebteH Il4t nab beute
Norssu isesr Seriud, fa alf etnsn auSeren
@unbibateu au etntgsu, mtB5tddt. Die St'
tuutisn 9let9t Der ots 3w.tteu Eag:s Ser res
pHbItIanti6su @ouuentiou gaul geHau.
9er bon ben @aIiforaiern fir &5urm1u
in's 2sbsu gsrufsue @atbuflsnus, wslfsr
bon Rsup tlufIt9 gendbrt rpurSe, bat fst'
usu beionSereu Gtntrud gemldt. A4e Ser
lu&s, beu Staat Ohio fir E5Irmau 3u etnt,
gen, iub febIsaatagsH. Der oon iata'u
Climbs semadte garm, baS S4p:ntsu Der
rotban Eafdsntii9sr uip. ba6eH thm mebr &C.
Idabet, ais aeniist. Die pOu etntgeu O5tOer
Rttglisbsru ssma4teu SoEialdge, 9lncof
rpieber AZ nomtutreu, fanoeu ourdaus tetl
@eb0r. Sr. 2odpooo, tuslder @leuelauo ios
potl fir bas 8Irgermeiferamt, uie aa1
fir bus @Oupernsursamt uus gsfsrn fir bic
BrdfibeutItaft uOuiatrte, iagt, bic aHgrt1s
Tummaub's batteuGlsuelanb msbr, ais iiilf'
ala Stimmeu geniet. Raug'S SOee TT, Die
abftulmuug bis gum TrettuB ubsr SImRag
,u per;0geru. sc tt uber ntt3t itbr mabr'
IGetnltfl, taB ibm 9ieies seltu8t.
Die Priu3iptsuertlaruug 3abIt baS LANCE
SiiuSeursgifer Der @sgeupartei auf, HnS
pie iis Dor adt Sabreu bas &bema ~8efOrm
IN rottpsnbig" uarttrte, 10 btIbet btesmaI
b.r CAT yeiu 8e6iel it notbpeuOig" bas
9bsma.- Die Gartfpluute bate beftmmter
eiu biirfeu, 1T uber bsirtsbtSeub. 9as 3u'
gs1dntatS ber Hotbmeubigtett Ses Su6ufrtez
itutes gsnIgt; Der tA friberen PIattformsu
uqge YoIius, baB bic 9emotratte gegeu
,,9urusaeiete" iet, If btssmul nit oem nor'
trsflHdeu 3uiaB periebeu norben: ~gegen
@eigte, pslds bic &s6te Der 8iirger besius
u6Gtieeu uub fs in tbrer periOuIt&eu 6ret'
belt beidrGnten." Der gonUeut ertIdrt fid
fir @iuilOtenf-8 -8efOrm. Der Sas iiber bic
6tuansfrnse tR uugsniigenb, bod fptslt bteie
fsrage gum Slid istt tetns 8Ole. @tutgs
aubere Bunfts bsiageu 9uffsIbe, mas bic
RPnubIffausr erf[Greu, Ste YlQttfarm bat
ban edit bemptrattiGeu Slang unb pirb fur
Die befe uugeisbeu, ms[Ge bic Bartet iett
pteleu Subreu benz ameritauiiheu SOtfe
ucrgelsst bat. 9teieIbe rptr6 aGeutbaIbeu
getfau fiubeu uub seigeu, OaB Die Gr6sit
tsr &uuueutiou nidt Oersebttdb mar uub buB
btefelbe i'm SntsrsFe bes S4Itss getagt bat.
z r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-11
Gurppdtftbe &abelbert@te.
Sas britiI4s gsrrenbans unp rieStimmredb


2oubon, 10. SuIt. -Su elmer abgebals
teneu &abtnetafsung tpurbe bic SerDerfuug
Der Sttmmrehtsbtu burh bas Sberbaus er'
0rtert. Die liberalsn Clubs beretten etneu
BrOteft gsgsu bas Serfabrsn bes Oberbuuiss
Dor.
Die auirseuus iibsr bus SsrbuItsn bes
Sberbauies in Der Sttmmrehtsfrage uerz
breitet fih iiber bas game S0nieret6. Stbe'
role Gomite'u nrrangtren Subtguattonsber
fommIunaeu. SIN ySgoe Barfe" ptro ar1
81, be. Wts. eine DtOnfter Ssrlammlung
fiattfinoen.
Brenierminifisr Glabfone tiiubtgte beute
inn uutsrbauie an, bab etne Serbffsung oes
BorIamsuts ffattfiuben meroe.-n Rau'Uta
@o,stte" befiirportet stne hefttge A9ttottou,
nm, bos Serreuhaue etusaihii6tern uuo 3ur
guuobme Der Stimmrehtsbta 3u 3utngeu.
9n etutr hsute i'm ausndrtigen Gmte ubge'
baItenen Seriammlung Der lt6eralen Saprer
Iuate Glnbfone, bas Sabtust 9aoe tn Anoes
trGdbt Der @utIGeioung oes QerrsnbaulsS
iiber BITE Stimmrsdtebil bei4loiisn, ote ge'
aeundttigs Sisung 10 bn!o' OILS mo9lt1' 6u
idblisEsn uuo eann etue meme Stsuug ~ be-
tufsn, nm bte Sttmmre6tsbil absrmalS 3u
poifireu uuo fie aufs Nsue benz 9errenbauis
,u nnterbretteu. 9as Barlamsut psros I'M
Sttobsr pisbsr ;uiummtntrsten, uuo oas
Serrsuhaus msrbe bann BITE Bin ifDsrlt1
tpteber perpsrfeu. Carl gruuuiae, Wttntfer
bes auepdrttgsu, usrtiiubtste hsuts TN per-
reubauie bic 3uriidsiebung mshrsrsr utbttz
ger Bins, mn bic Ssrtagung oss ParlamenfS
btS r6&feu Sftobsr su ermoglthen.
Sun uutsrbunie erpiberte @lnofone pslte
emf stus 5rage, bus Ynrlumsnt perOe f4
pubriGsinlid ON 90. Sttober ptsoer per-
IunmtIu. @r iaete Ferner, ote sgppttl4e
goufsrsus perbe tbr Nsrf Dot Der Ssrtaguug
fes Barlomsnts beenoeu.
Hts GbpIsra -Rdfcbe Rerbrsituna Der Stnbe
nad alien Rebtnngen.
8srltn, 10. Suli. - Snfolse oss Se'
ritte. tof In psri9isbsusn St6oten Oentld,'
Ioubs EGlIe BON Cholera autgetrsten ttno,
tQt bic oeutlGe 8esieruua BITE @slunb9stts'
b,omtsn ousr St6Ots tss &stds angsntsisu'
bic ffrsuafsu Sanitdteuoti&rtftsn iu bsob'
od,tsn uno bic SsuGs, 100 iis flH istst, susr'
oiid5 an bsldmpfeu. mn ibr llmfitrstfsn an
Ssrbinoeru. SOipii6lsr iOusu On tloIirteu
StsOsu errittst psroeu, nun epoiera@Pa'
tienttu auIsnuebmtu.
&ts ltstsu SsrtGts aus Parts gs6su al'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-11
gS if t6at widti8 iitr ieoc 6amuit, ciusH
GDIratb MN
2saDwan's 2ieaNp 2selief


mwc I'M 6Nuie III babeu. Gem @ebraudl
ur0 b,i SdmCrSCu uuo &raufbit ih immer
bJiIiom crpCngn. yt,tltS nuf Der g8clt Riat 10
'dlEtU SdmuicH OOer tbut Dem 6Ortidrttt Der
SrOuhtlt 10 rdld Gubalt, pit Ready Relief.
IS 1T ougucbm ais Stdrtuuge-, Sdmuicu5s
1IlungS Oper lluoeru0tS &aibmittcl.
$50 cpibtmiihc &rcn,btittu, /; y. Ticbcr,
3tuhr, GbOlcu, guppa, 9pbtberie, Sdars
lad'fcbT, yuugcntutiiinouug uuO auOerc 60Ss
artige SyauibCi,en bcrridm, miro Jlaomap'S
Ready Relief, menH mad 2lnmciunq ciuqe.
uOmmcu, Den Sraani5mus oor Quidllen be-
mabrcn uno ben UOn Ger Sraufbeit ergrifieueH
9atientcu Ihuell trireU.
0ieiiCuOe ioLten itet5 clue Tlai1e BON STAB,
uup'S Ready Relief bel id) trageu. gtlibe
9ropiCn OauOn, in gSaGr gdbau, beugeu allen
Oeu SranlbettcT uuO oamit uerinHpfteH 2eioeu,
Die aus oem @ebrnud upgcwobuteu &riut.
muiiers entilehCu, OOr. @5 1T eiH bciiere8 Stts
mulans, ais Sranbrauntmein ooer Butter,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-11
nuterlei6Ss s8eIhneraet,

u bmcjfeu, Durdfau, & boiler
QtorbuS Oocr Samer;eH berm 5tublgougc
mclDen III IS bis 30 liiuufeu turirt, wsHu
non &ocmauS Ready Relief eian.mmt.
gS,ber SlutanOrnng, nod @Ht,tnOuug, msoer
Sdlmdd,C, nod 9lbgcpnuuibeit iolaen auf osn
@ebraud) uOu u. 81 9(cltef.
9U,Bjg b8 itd1Sjtg 6ropiM in aiuem tlsiuen
glas 9&0Ner ptlled in mculgcu AugeubliflH
Srdmple, Yug,Haurc, SoODreuuCu, bui8ies
&opiUcb, 0mtiau, 0iull &Olit, SlabuuqeN
unO ale lWElliheH StmcGcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-11
GaSUab's rssaItrsnas FiHea
OGs madtige gCbcrs unb McgeH'9elImitt'l
&outOmmsne Buraau5eu, liuoerHOs Ab'
iiibrmltd, mlrieH olHe 9hmr3,
fats 3uUuldiiig un0 natitrllh.

Gin pe9eta6ilite8 griatmittsl tir 9alOmel.
RRaio cbne Beigei6mad. elegant NIT iaBem Pari
eIoert, pursireu, rs8uItrsd, rs'n'8sn uho FaltseH
SabnGb's pilIen sur 6stLlns Guer RGsens,
aebers. gebdrmss, gereu un6 Slaisnlesbsn, Rsrosu'
STo,ffRsften eppfiue5, pebli9en Bei6petbsu, Rat
Eofeit NpSetitmaugsL, 6GrtIelbtglsit, Bsrftpbiung
i1nberbouli6tsit, Ebspepfs, @alenIetben, 5teber,
ifnferIeibsentslreuug pamorrboieeu unb agsr St3s
,1iroen hCr Gingeneibe Retu be9etabtIii9, tsine
sim bcn IerIur, MineraIien ober i4dbli5sr Drps
guer. ,
beteu Der BerbGImngs 8eritopfHng iHnergtbe
Sdmprrbpibsn, BLutuanung mad benz Ropis, Sdure
in gldaen uebsleit, SDbbrenuen, Giel Dor benz gIs
fen, Raptnsrideu, iaurtS Aufipbsn, inteu6s obsr
bebeube Gmpfnhuue in Der Dlagengrube, Beosu bss
6erseus srfldeHbes 8elbI betm 2tegeu, Sledeu ooeT
7yIprs ror ben Ausen, Sisber uuo blImpis S5meueu
I'm Rcpie glduael an Aus6duitung, gelbts ausiebeu
bsr Sout unC eer ausen, Seiteute5en, S4msrIeH tn
her Rrut une in ben @lieberu, pLDslite 4ntDlguug
BON Site Breuueu bes Eleiites.
Ginipe Dozen bon &Gbtpab'B Ytllen tperoeU
BEN 9orter ben alien cbengeuGunteH Rrans9elteu be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-11
"a ntue Rati9naI. NpmItt.

8as bsute In Der absubfsuug oea Con-
osuts ouqettiubigts usue Rattouat'9omite IN
aus fOlgsnoen Wttgltsbsrn 3uinmmeugsie6t:
alabama Ssur1 6. Stmpls, Grtauos Q. %.
SOrbpce, Californian Sd. S. Earpsp, golos
ruto 81. 8. @oller, Connecticut Bm. 8.
Earnum. Bloriha Samuel Baeco, 9eorgta
Bairid Balb, Sltnois g. Corning Subj,
Sn6taua auftn $. Bropu. Soma R. ID.
Gam, Sanius 6. gB. Blatr, seutudg Ssurg
y. WcSeurp, 2Ouifauu B.B. Souss, giaine
G6muuo gRtIion, Rarplau6 u. y. @Ormau,
Wttttgau Don R. 9idtniou, Wtnusiota ..
8. asnp, Yttiiourt Sobn @. Brntbsr, gitl'
flifippt 8. U. Sobnion, Hsbraeta Samss y.
Sopo, yie0nba Dennis 6. RcSartbp, Rsm'
Suupibtre.G. 8. @ulIonap, goros Carolina
Dt. W. 9fuuiom, Ohio B. 90. armftroug,
Rbobe' Ssluub 8. D. 8Gruab1, Cub Caro-
ltua 6rancts gB. 8nnIou, Esuuefss RObsrt
g. Sooufp, 3sras 8. E. SOlt, Ssrmont
Gdt6. Q. 9. Smalsp, Siratuieu Sobu ..
Barbour, g8eft Sirgiutsu gOuts 6atsr,
RtscOnfiu gBtGtnm s. Bilus, artoua 8
&. Rsn6r, 8iarift Columbia g8m. Dtdlon,
Stabo SuHu SnIsp, 8atOta Dt. p. 8ap'
lltab s. y. 8oisborOugb, gtoHtaua gSm'
Rc@ormid, Eerrttorium Baibtnetou 5. u
Subu, Rtn.Rsrtic( (uidt bstannt), SqomtuG
Am. g. Bcf
~ zssue-e SuIanes Hue aabtletpsfbsr
| fJstt ouf ser ,. 2 ia!
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Die SpuDentip1t.

Die Ratioual. Convention ift aud ssfern
ntdt Ishr oiel peiter aetommeu. Su Der
4bsnbftung puroe Die Plattform angeuou1'
men, na6bem etu Rtuorttdts' SeriAt BENZ.
Bntler's nisbergeftmrt rorben mar. 9sgen
10 llbr rabm man bte erffe abfftmu1uug Dor,
peId5e ergub, baB &lsuslanb 392, Segaro
40, SANDAL rs, Sburmau SO, Carlisle 27,
NcDoualb Sc, SIopsr4 4, SoubIp 3, SenSrtds
unb Eilben Sttrme erbtelten. @egen
/ rlhr murbe Sertnguus bsantrost, psl4er
4utraa NIT elmer 10 tletueu Rsbrhstt angs'
nomneu purbe, baB inter Der erOBten Ser'
pirruua cine tpeitere abfftmmuug ftattfanb,
peIdhe bafTelbe 8eiuItat bate. - Steiea
Sisht IdllimM fir &leuslnno aus.
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@sTuHSbeitI 966nbeitl


GtGrf1B uno reiues rei6es Wlut 3uua5me an
SIeii6 uuo GTrpsrgeiUi6t-tla. paUt uno i50ne Bes
iihtsiarbe. Aueu erlangbar.
Geuu man SGB sariaPariliun etIiae Gage ssbraa8t
bat, 10 Utro
bic s. ant
tur uno ib0r. 5uueu, SigbLatteru. ibtuar,e SIefeu
unb AuEihlags tDerbeU Dertrisbeu. g9Uueen uu6 Bes
'tnlire bulb gebelt. Seer an Stropbeln, 4uaens.
gunos, Ctrsr@, Bsttls gals uub SrIieu1usitld 9en
Ieioet bic i in 6ol9e ungebetlter Rrdui3etsu o6er
bts Gebrnu45 bon glertur ober dseubem Subltmdt
nueebduft uno nussebrettet babeH, bari iip aui bic
Setlunq perldiien, iueuu bas Scrapdr[idu 70 I1uae
8sbrautt piro 6ab ss etneu GiRbrud aus ben DrgIz
MENUS mott.
Cine SlaIde BON bieiem entbdlt mebr mtrtidme
@rlngioiis ols is0es pa6ere gsittel elu EbseIo7el
BON 6isiem lat idou 8trtuU9. mOgegen man BON aus
bereu Ditteln ftin's bis ie4smaI 10 oIs brGu4t-Bei
Npotbeierr ~ babeu.
Die 6laid eiHeH 3 ollar.
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tn etner btS atpantta GRtnnfer.

&lcltpiel, mic aroB Die Shmer;au aud ein
m0gcu, Die nH Rbcumatisulus 2tlOau0en, oie
Sctndgrigeu, Oit &erfrippelten, Die gerU6Ieu,
bjc on 9terOcmush unO anOcrcu SrantbeiteH
ytlDculCu merSeu in
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30Omap's 2teann 2Selief

uNI OCT SIEut ElADttun9 fn0ell.
@ntiiinbHua Der 9ticrcu, gut;ijuOuua Der
&lals, @c61rm @ntSuuOmq, gu3aeu-
GougCfiou, 6trStlopicu, buItriibe In.
idle, 8yGuuc, <arrb, yIerU0dtdt,
SdllafOii9tcit, Siiitwcb, SruT=, &adaus
o6er @licoerihmerSeu, Guctituugeu,
&ranO= un6 SriIbUHHoen, Serlauduus
gen, IaItlS uno bie,gcs 6isber.
Die 2tumcnouua OtS Ready Relief al Den
lcicenoCn &hciln Ueridufit augtntlldu4e Yin.
buung MD GrIciGterung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-11

ghs Der gouosnt etue Jpeits Qbftmmuug
pornabm, purbe Elm Intrug anf Sertlguug
Bio 10 uhr bsuts (5rsitdg) Bormittag gsf f,Glt
unO mad Idngsrsm 8tns uub 6errsbtn uaam
bsr &ouusut um l.16 YlOrgeas beu III
tr1Q on.
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&ei apOtbstern 81 Habeu.
Byeis % GentS bic ShahtIl.

Dlau leie: ,,gS q hr uHo sail d."
Uan i9lde cine SrIefmarta an Ra 10 a y
& Comp, &c. 32, g8arreuitraBe, JlemsYort.
EEy~ Bslsbrna, EausHss poH Dollars tosrtb, i0tro
bnitr ugs6idt perosH.
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92r. 1856.
@S mar haS crils uuO blabt
aas etnltae e s@mersensheilnttt

gag S'"5 'Be = Es u ler5eiS9etlHitttely
0aS auacnbItdlidl Die idrcdlidJIt,u Shmcr;cH
ttut nm 9njunonn9en mO SlutouOranq
lmcert, 9ltlhpltl, Oh itc III Der SuuQe, i'm U}ls
gen, III ben @iugCmci0en, o5u 8rl:icn ooer
nbcreH 9rgaucn uttrcter, W.HH man cs Gin.
nal bCDutt, unO Smdr
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gerIanat ia rur 8abtpab's Uno Gbtet baraui, has
Der 9ams gabtUaR" ii9s eui eem 8staHissn 4rtiisI.
bGfUett, (l5o-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-07-11
GtinaObeit TT Isi6tbum.
GeFunSbeit beS R6rperS Berei6ert
oen 0etff.
&aDma0's
SarTaSariIItan HeTpISeut,

elH9ellmlttel, 0ellen Beitln0tbeile au6erOr0cuts
lidc cmeoiJintibeGi Gigeuidaften babeu, meieutlid
sur 9teiuiguu9, 6cilung, BicOerherfeuuug
uno &rGitiQun9 oe8 uieoergcbrodeneR uH0 err
it0piten &Urpgs, Oos cine 6nelle, aHgs.
neb lid ere SehanOlung uH6 Oau.
ernoe 6eIung gewabrt.
@leidUid, ME 6aS gciben b'ibeu mag, Oh
Stropbeln. Sdnihoiuft, Syphilis, Sc
ihmitre, &unoen, @eihmulite, Sdneuungeu,
Goie Ooer Sal3iluB, 2uugen', gtisreu', 8laiea.,
@ebGrmutters, 6auts, gebers, Ulageu- OOer
llutalcitStroutbiit, trouiider oOsr cOuiitu.
ton5uU ayt-ou5 Sit Fetim 8luts, nel9es
Die abgeuIttau 3bcile sricBt uub ieHe Srgane
unO Die Uerbruuhtcn SDrpergepebe reparrt.
2SHn OC5 &lut unaeiuuO III, 10 lam lein
9iepGratmuTfabren tCin geiunOe5 lem.
Qa8 SarIopariQian 9leiOlDent
If ujdt uur cine au8gleitcnoe Ar}net, iOnOerH
iitCrt bic bormoniihe Gbdhgteit aller Srgan:.
SO felt i'm adr5cn CrgauiSnlu5 biz parmolic
Der Tmttioneu Der unO lt2tIt Den S!utg'fdBeH
eiucr retreuuuo geiUnOtn Suom ncuen ycbeHs.
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Al. eSabraall9.
Neae Aa3etsexe

Surra6 fit 2Sar9at'ts!
Surrab far
CHEAP JOHN Rr. 22O, SIo'Soaomag'
&ds alice annz Strast.
gJrrssr @ufrdumurs5 Serfanf ietnes as1ammfen
Rur,tpaarens2aeers bon
H.rr,us uue mtu,HuAiidffiruneS Mrttteln,
NpriCIIuns, G!GSs uue SausbdltSs yS dGreH
i'm @aeemeinen tpesen @eanges.
qies IN teiu Sumbug, foroern Ssi9dttsbeenrtnIB'
Tie Maareu miiiisn abeeieBt Ternen. go,
Ran bsraeIs gtamsn unb Sausnumrlsr Mot!
CHEAP j Ohm,
Sir 22O, &ues sR5rpdemap, Gds Altes 4nns traBs'
9oSen ~ bermietbsn; Ginri6turg gu DsrtaIien
"a ~
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9efteu!

- att Mpr et AN y G ! HU EatsO v UWP yWVE
SIR 6auoner 461, sEef Baltimore. .SraBe.
r9
t
gVnnn eun6
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neur gbbutt BON Isp Series uutcrfiste
&aub0lI's Domination GnO bieIt sbsnfals
etne SRebe
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q 9Btite-e SnIanes Wue AabtIotpfibth
fstt oUf ser }. 2 ia!
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
NEW-JERSEY B0NDBoLDERS SURPRISED.

The news from Trenton yesterday morning
OF the passage OF bill through both houses of the New
Jersey Legislature providing for through
assessors appointed by the Governor, surprise to
the bondhoders. It was learned that the bill pre-
pared by City Attorney Bcrein, Of Elizabeth. under
counsel OF Judge Sidney Dillon II taken TO the
LEGISLATURE quietly introduced IN the House Tuesday
and pas third reading before night On Wednesday
morning vas taken up by the senate and by evening 1t
had received the approval OF that body.
Theron g. Strong, of No. Al Wall ST. attorney for the
H.tna Life Insurance Company, which holds a large
number Of the bonds said TRIBUNE reporter that he
had known OF the BILL and could pass opinion as 10
It's effects John Davidson. president OF the bondhOders
committee III his office In the Broadway Bank Building
said THE matter a complete surprise TO me; being
resident Elizabeth viii say this: II II Will help the
Guy make "a settlement, shall Dc very glad indeed.
John C. Rankin OF No "a (Ortlandt-st. president or
the Elizabeth city Council. sad; - had copy or the
bill my pocket for two weeks before 10 sent 10
Trenton. Our situation Elizabeth Is this There Is
board OF eight assessors, IN which there five yacan-
We have not filed these vacancies because the
the persons upon whom legal must be
OF the Judgments against the city. II -d the
vacancies. the Singer Sewing Machine COMPANY and
ofhers representing judgment bonds amounting to
sl,5Ou 600, would be able 10 get service. The
would leap up 20 10 per cent, and hc n lien on the
property. by the failure 10 ill the board assessors
% a epidemic the authorities would
the bills. This bill permit. and raise funds
such purposes; enables to collect and County
taxes which otherwise could not be dOnei takes the
State out Of It's dilemma, and relieves from the
not take away any remedy from the creditors they
pOssCsh.'
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
ROW KHAN "WENT F0Ra KINEER.
An AFGHANs DISGUST FOR A ToDAs INDIANS BIC
GING PROCLIvITIEs.

AN AFGHAN's DISGUST FOR A ToDAs INDIANS BIC
GING PROCLIVlTIEs.
Among the strangers from various sunny
ees who add TO the attraction Of "the greatest show
are two Todss Indians and couple of Afghans All four
are sufficiently uculent looking, but one Of the Todas,
who reoces Of Kineer surpasses the Others
He is about seven feet tall, has long black
hair and beard a Semitic type of cOuntenance,
and only eye. Since his arrival
he has lived up his Semitic face On every possible
occasion his hand is Outstretched palm uppermOst and
the nickel dime therein placed is swiftly transferred TO
secret hoard He is also yeaning sell his photograph
and reap golden harvest such he his neigbbOr
Chang gathering daily. AL this does not accord
with the aIstOcratc Ideas OF the two Messrs khan
the Afgnans He has repeatedly tired to Impress on
mind that 1t Ia beneath the dignity off curosi
ty" TO beg Kineer simply gTinned and went on rakng
in nickels Khan then took 10 reviling his Pile
bean associate hut his arstOcratic scOrn produced
no effect brOOded tie subject and the other day
mis- mind 10 stop the disgrace at all costs. AC
cOrdngy he spent the forenoon his oardlng house
sharpening or the TWO or nree dozen KNIVES that
he usually carries.
Tbat afternoon when he saw Kineer working on the
feelings OF gulleess rustic he appealed to his better
nature, and as usual without avail Uttering yen
Drew his knife and for" Mr. Kncer with It. Kineer
returned the compliment with heavy wooden club and
foul murder would have suied the record
OF the greatest show" had Mr.. DAVIS.
Interpreter and lessee OF the cOmbatants rushed be
tween them with a trIsty Toledo blade which lying
loose The naked steel scared them and
application of tOeesther reduced them to submission
That ght they ate the hash Of peace at heir boarding
house terms OF armed neutrality. Klneer
begs only when Khan is ont Of the way.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
DIED.

BERGMANN-on Wednesday morning March 10 Mary p.
widow OF Herman Bsrgnann, and daughter Of tho lats
Relatives and friends invited to attend the tnsrs ser
dence ,Sss g 9sS 3'faatii East i5thst iigi.-
CRAvERsusdenly THURSDAY March 20 a. hs re.ienca
csyay Church corner 3lstst and 4thave on Saturday s
DUER-In Bloomfield y. J.. Tuesday. the 18th iH's;
SaSy AMI aaas65er Of George Huyr formerly Americas
Fgners Peter church, MOrIistown, n j. on Fray
Trains leave foot Barclay and Christopher sts II
Relatives and friends are kindly invited
@ 6e T9d.NF ngs & r s o on esaaE ~ E sysa g.,
The funeral services VIII taAe place at me OhaISh o. @
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend
LowERY-TnursIay March 90 Caroline wid2w q Ioas
LOwery and daughter Of thelae stephen Allen tn the 10Th
Rtyss and friends invited to attend funera ssrylcs
corner Of hist Saturday March %, at 10 a IL
Please omit flowers.
only child Of Frederick p and Clara G. Miles aged 20
months
NoRroN-In Madison, Conn., Thursday, March 30 1884.
Henry ; Norton In the saith year Of his age -
Funeral from his late residence on saturday March ~
sHAw-on Wednesday, March 10. 1884, Emily Morrsu wife
Friends are invited TO attend funeral services be held
Friday II at her late residence, No. $50 NeDOn'lSa
vREDENBURGH-March 90 1894 Eleanor widow OF Hon
Peter vredenburgh and daughter OF the late Aoram
Funeral Reformed Church, at Freehold, Nj sat-
urday March ~ at p u.
NO., Wednesday, March 10,
William Virgins only son OF the late samuel B. WgsnA
In the 36tI year OF his age
WEEKEs-on wednesday, March 49, Lille UnlerhilL w,s
Of Arthur Weekes and daughter Of Townsend and Mary
g. Underhill.
Funeral services will be held at her late residence Friday
morning March 81, at 10 O'Clock
WArERs-In Brooklyn March 10, 1884. Annie Elizabeth,
wifeOf Waters, and daughter OF the late James
Leeds esq. OF BrOokline. Mass.
Funeral will be held IN the strong Place Baps
Church corner Degraws saturday, March %, a2 O'Clock
Relatives and friends kindly invited.
Boston papers please copy
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
THROUGH NEW YORK STATE.
A PRIEST ON THE DEFENSIVE.

coNTROvERs YPRovoKED BY A PRoTEsrANr's At
TACK ON RoMANIsM.
KINGSTON, March 20.-Rev. DR.. Van Slyke,
of the Malnst Reformed Church OF this city preached
on The Huguenots" last Sunday night. He gave con-
else outline of the early struggles Of that brave and his
toric race pictring their suieungs at the hands OF
Romanism in the most graphic manner synopsis OF
the sermon was afterward published in The Leader, Of
this city This being read by the curate Of So Peters
Catholic Church. Of Rosendale the Rev. Reuben Parsons
reused ecclesiastical ire induced him 70 write
open letter the aggressive Protestant This appeared
in The Leader this morning and is likely TO provoke
further controversy The curae hearing that the Doctor
thinks Of printing the sermon entire undertakes gently
to his recollection and compilation OF history on
points refers especially 10 what he terms the
Doctors bee nor the Massacre OF st BartholOmews Day
urging that religion not the prime motive, but the
pretext rather II nythin for that terrible carnival OF
blood He challenges the Doctor 10 prove otherwise The
latter stated the number of victims OF the massacre 70
have been 100000 The says the number Tor tle
entire kingdom 7S6.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-21
MITCHELL EASILY DEFEATS DEFINING.

Charles Mitchell, the English pugilist, made
his first appearance since returned from England last
night al Turn Hail. IN East Fourth-st He spared four
rounds. Marquis Of Queensberry rules, with Joseph
Denning the e1-amateur heavy weight champion The
exhibition under the direction Of William Madden.
The hall crowded. The fighting was all In Mtchel's
favor the start In the first rounds gave his
opponent a number OF heavy body blows and got away
before Dennng able 10 In the second and
third rounds he devoted himself to Dennngs face and
landed his blows nearly every time that ne led, getting
little or no punishment He drew blood In MS
fhrd round and two knock down blows. There
no attempt at a knocking Out" and Denning stood up
the four rounds and earned the 800 which lie
offered 70 o so. The fight awarded TO Mitchell.