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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-11
DEPARTMENT DOTS.

Sixteen employees in the Indian bureau have
been promoted to higher grades
The treasury department to-day purchased
2SOOO0 ounces of silver for delivery at the New
orleans and san Francisco mints,
The United States consul at Tamplco reports
10 the department of state, under date Of June
II, that the health of that place is good, AID
that no contagious diseases prevail,
Among the warrants issued by the treasury
dcpartmeut yesterday was one of SlllOJJ on
account of work on the steel naval cruisers,
and another of $4,000 ON account of the SALT
rcs Ufemployes Of the house Of representa-
tlycs.
The commissioner of Indian affairs has re-
cciyed report from the Indian agent at Fort
Peck, Mont, cOntrUdicting the report that the
Indians at that agency are starving, He says
he has enough provisions to last six weeks re-
manning from the supplies delivered during
the last fiscal year.
In accordance with the provisions Of the
postoilice appropriation bill substituting
'penulty" envelopes for Official stamps, the
secretary Of the interior has issued II circular
% ali officers connected with the department
directing them to return the official stamps
now In their possession TO the department.
The penalty envelope will be issued In ex-
change 10 the persons entitled 10 use them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-11

Representatives Cox, of New York, and
Ryan, of Kansas, yesterday called upon the
postmaster general, and had an interview upon
The subject Of the letter carriers annual leaves
Of absence. ThespeCiho appropriation of s50,-
900 for this purpose By congress Is said to be
insufficient 10 pay substitute letter carriers for
periods of more than seven days instead OF
the fifteen days allowed by the act. The post
master general expressed his intention Of car
rying out the law. He had not obtained a copy
of the act, and could not say what action he
would take in the matter, but If it allowed tit-
teen days leave while the appropriation was
sufficient for but seven days he did not doubt
that the deficiency could be supplied from the
Sl,OOO,0OO allowed the department for general
EXPENSES,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-11

The civil service commission will hold ex-
aminatons of applicants for the new force of
special pension examiners as follows: Tues
day, July -, at Boston, New York city, Roches-
ter N. Y, and Cincinnati; Wednesday, July
%, at Providence, Philadelphia, and -. PAU,
Mimi; Thursday July q, ut Detroit, Chicago,
and Topeka; Friday, July %, at Ptttsburg 81.
Louis, and Dcs Moines. All candidates must
file their applications with the commission in
cases where that is impructicable, may present
them to the examining boards on the day OF
examination. The proper blank for appiica.
tions can be obtained from the commission al
Washington, d. C. The examinations will be
held ut the postOillce, and will begin at 10 a. m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-11

The commission which examined the Bos-
ton postonice has rep9pGd "tnthe postmaster
general that the postmaster, Mr.. Tobcy, was
not sufficiently familiar with the details of his
Office to give intelligent direction to its busi-
ness, and that the assistant postmaster was not
u fit man for the position that he occupied.
The commission also reported that there
was room for improvement In the general
management of the Office. After this report
was made to the postmaster general, MIR. Tobey
agreed to appoint as his assistant Mr.. Camp,
un old and experienced postolicc inspector,
who is perfectly familiar with the business OF
pOstonhces. The postmaster general believes
that with Mr.. Camps appointment all cause
of complaint against the Boston pOstotlice VIII
be Speedily removed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-11

No coIoRED man and no friend of human
freedom who looks at this weeks Puck will
ever be induced to vote fora presidential ticket
with Logan on it.--NeiO York Herald.
During the last ten years of the slave.
hunting period the Herald was the con-
spicuous champion Of the southern slave
holders who came into tho free states in
pursuit of their property We should
like to know what the southern demo-
Gratis think of q cartoon illustrating the
capture of fugitive negro family by a
southern slave driver2
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-11

The case of eX-Detective George o. Miller,
charged with violating section 357 of the re-
vised statutes in receiving SO from. Mr..
Reginald Fendall, us n reward for recovering
stolen silver pitcher valued at $500, was begun
in the criminal court yesterday before Justice
Wylie. Assistant District Attorney Taggart ap-
peared for the government, and Mr., A. b.
Williams for the defendant. The testimony
for the prosecution showed that Mr.. Fendall
paid SO to Mr.. Miller as expenses, and that
nothing was said about Il reward for services.
The trial was not concluded when the court
adjourned for the day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-11
The Yellowstone Park Hotel.

The secretary of the interior has been in
formed of the opening of the new hotel at the
Mammoth hot springs, Yellowstone park The
department has been severely criticised in
western newspapers for alleged negligence III
enforcing the terms Of the contract requiring
the erection of more than one hotel in the
park 1t appears that the delay was caused
by financial embarrassment of the projectors
OF the enterprise, aud the hotel at the Nam
moth hot springs has been opened under the
management Of IL receiver.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-11

Mr.. Cannon, comptroller of the currency to-
day directed that an assessment Of l0)pcr cent.
believed on the shareholders of the Marine
National bank, Of New York, This action is
taken under the provisions Of section 5l5l OF
the Rivlsed Statutes, making shareholders OF
equally responsible for contracts, debts, aud
engaugelnents OF the association TO the extent
of their stock therein II is estimated that
about so per cent Of the assessment will be
nI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-11

EDWARD BrrcE, who was to have
been hanged between the hours of
and 10 o'clock to-day, was reprieved by
the President about 1:3o o'clock this
morning. The Prc3ident's action will be
generally approved by the thoughtful
people of the district
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-11
rRE REpurAIcAN nrRINa rnE SUMMER.
FRIDAY, JULY II, 1884.

Entered ut the rosJoflcc ut Washington. u.
D., AS aeCUn nd-rluss matter
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-11

THE gods must have smiled when the
secretary of the democratic national con-
vcntion solemnly read that portion of the
platform which declares "the equality OF
all citizens before the law" to become of
"the fundamental principles off the de-
fnocracvv ~F
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-11
THE irreconcilable difficulties with

THE irreconcilable difficulties with
which the democratic platform COM
mittee struggled for thirty-six unhappy
hours were transferred to the convention
last night for settlement, Morrison
bringing in majority report and Butler
minority report. The debate that
ensued prevented the transmission of the
text of the platform in time for comment
in this issue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-11

THERE is something beautiful and
TOUCHING in the love subsistipg between
the democratic party and Mr.. Tilden.
,IThe national convention paused yester-
day in the midst of its momentous de-
liberations to send the feeble old gentle
man message of admiration and alIec-
t;np
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-11
The New York Herald is doing its best
to drive the Irish voters out of the demo-
cratic party. Witness the following from
the leading editorial of yesterday:

Kelly is at last only n poor, shallow bully,
and Grady rattles around, making as much
noise as two tin cans tied to the tail of fright
ened pup. And what does 1t all amount to?
Neither of them knows the temper Of a ma
tional convention. They seem to imagine they
are in Tammany Hall, laying down the law to
the city aldermen and those descendants OF
the Irish kings who sweep the streets of the
city at so much day, They are out of their
element in Chicago, and are talking to men
who regard them as desperate gamblers max
ing loud bluff on a small hand, and the
1ore reckless because they mean to cheat. It
! however, a singular spectacle in our poll.
IS that Tammany Hall, which is actually fol-
laine, and means to support him, no matter
hat man the democrats nominate, should be
Grated SO long in its attempt to divide the
Jnocratic councils and weaken the democ
=
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-11
Official inflammation.

Secretary of State Frelinghuyscn has re-
ceived, from the consul at Marseilles, the fol-
lowing telegram; situation at Toulon un-
changed IA 10 II chocric deaths daily Mar
seillcs worse deaths since Friday, inclusive,
Z, IL, 10, %, %, % ; last night, % in twelve
hours no emigration to states reported"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-11
Frank Snnhorn Finds Rail.

Frank w, Sanborn, Of New York city, in
dcted a short time since on the charge Of pre-
scnting iulse vouchers to the navy department
was yesterday admitted to bail In the sum
of $500, Peter Plppert becoming his surety.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-11

THE Chicago convention did tho bust
ness yesterday. Tho success of the rc-
publican ticket is now a foregone con-
clusion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-11

GEN. BUTLER is of the opinion that the
Father of his Country couldn't pass II civil
service examination FOR a 81 900 clerkship.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-11

GEN. BUTLER threw his frebrand into
the convention last night. Ho can stand
on his own platform, whether the free
traders like it or not.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-11

THE industrial classes are expected to
support platform that proposes to place
them on an equality with foreign pauper
labor.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-11

THE democratic platform Down with
free American labor.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-11
E1TPLOYgT IcNT.

RY a WIDOW Y-DRESsMAKiNG
~ 70 do nt her own house; work done ut q
spnnble rntel, and u perfpot NJ guaranteed. Adj
dre's DREsSMAKER, 2620 X St N. w. III
IlY A YOUNG CoLoRED woMAN-A
- place ns lady's maid or nurse for children
have best of references. Call at1T17 * ST. NV.
Ill
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-11
lSpECrlL NnriCES.

~ .
N.Y. OFFICE POTOMAC STEAMBOAT
1854. -sSPbIEtGIIXI9 SbIEtIX 9NoTicE Owing 70 an gs,l.
dent 10 the steamer Excelsior, the Tuesday,
Thursday, nnd Friday trips 10 Norfolk and Fort
Monroe, VIII he discontinued fol, the pres pres
usual trips on Mondays and Wednesdays at5.3O,
and saturday. A. p m M $50 siRpp,ns NJ rlnes
jy1O.3t WM. p. WEIGH, General Agent.
,,.sxs PosroFTICE NOTICE.
Letters for Europe need not be specially d.
order to Sc cure speedy delivery at destination.
as ali Trans Atlantic mails are forwarded by the
Foreign mails for tho weok ending JULY ~
will close at this OlfiCe us follows
SATURDAH.--Atb u. m. for Europe,ip ,iper steam
shin city Of Rome, Via QuccnatOwn Oouers
orGprmany, &C, must be directed per city
of Rome'); az u. m. for Europe, per steam
ship Celtic via Queenstown Qetters must be
directed per Cetlc'Y; at b q. m for Belgium
direct, por steamship Noordland, via Ant
werpi 9t a. M for scotland, per ns, s.eNnshR
rectcd per Circnssia'Di ut IL q. m: for Vs>-.-
zuela and Curacoa. per steamship Glenfyne; ~
sonthampyon St and bremeni al 1850 +. m. l9r
Cuba and Porto Rico, per stcnmship Niagarli,
% iaS Sy4@% per 81 Sh b f. f. Gr ward FSSS % Via Wa
New Orlcansi a. $50 p. M ior Brazil %ei PER
81 'SHmshp Hir pqrIuTsT' Ion Nl rcytnyn smyanlIn
&C. per steamship Nl6Gno.
Mails Tor China anaJapan, per steamship GUY 3i
pckin2, via san Francisco close here July ~lD
at p. m. Mails for Australia, Ney 1eRlan,l,
sandwich and FIJI Islands, per steamship CITY
| Of sydney (vla san frahcsco), close here July
+2B at y. N. Tor on. arrival at New York Of
steamship . Britannia with British mans
r for Australia
sThe schedule OF closing OF fTrans- Pacific mrils
Is arranged on the presumption Of their unintqr'
Iupted overland transit TO- san Erancsoo, $50
| Francisco on the day OF tuiling of steamers arc
HENRY @. PEARSON. Postmaster
] pOsTOrFfrT;. NEW YOtK, IttlN -, lkSA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-11
Great North Mountain, near Winchester. Va

JDOCK ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL
III BATHS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-11
SUMMER RESoRT,y.

TT1HE "DUDLEY ARMS" ATLATT1o
n CITY, MI
best situation, Pennsylvania avenue op-
posltc Paclhci new house. with all modern i'm.
prOvcments. rooms large and airy; strictly first
class In all its appointments
je2S-2Bt MRS A. n UtfTCHINgON
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-07-11

Goods called for and delivered free of charge
TO any place In the city Postal cards responded
to promptly, jyl-3m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-16
Sis fnfnrreftfrn nnf Gnbn.

Rep.gorf. 10. aprtI. - Ia9rt6teu
aus SaUanna bis gum 10. b. gtts. eutbalten
ToIaenbss: gy9is 2anbuug aausro's bat fisz
bsrbafte 4ufregung ami aaeH SbetIen Der
Suisl erseugt. Die pteoer etusefibrts De-
neideu &sniur beptrtts, bab bic gtadridlt
iiber bts 4brstis Nguero's BON Rep 'Beft BIER
utdlt per0ffentltdt tpurhe, bis bic Runbe
iiber bic 9anbuug Der Expedition utd1t mebr
perbetmlidlt tperoeu touuts. Ste 9Strtuug
mar etue nm 70 unbeilpOllere. ale SsriGlte
fftmmeu babtu iibsrstu, baB bic Regttruug
BON ben aebetmsu aubdugeru aguerO's btu'
ter's Qidt qefiihrt nnrbe, oeun es felt itdI
istt heraus, bas bic Suiurgeuteu ut4t 3pt'
id5en &ulbeuas unS NlatauSas, oaberu Of
ltd pou @nrosnus lanbetsu. Sene augdbe
ptrb bur6 bic Raunidaft bsS SaooHers
.@buuers" befidttgt Die Rsgtsruug idtdte
in SSolge Der ibr sugegaugeueu fnlidsu Rod.
rtd5ten ibre Eruppsu auf falGe 6dbrten %,
pdhreno Ggusro on etuer anbereu Stele
uubsLdittgt Ianbete. Die 8eatsruug bemiibt
fih itbt, bic Upu zen Deuigsn ipautIdsu
Tlupueu, bis Gguero aUf ietuem Wari4e in'S
Snuere traf, erlitteuen StlIappeu, ioDte Die
TbafiaGs su psrbEimit6fu, oa6 fiQrte Su'
Iuratnterbanosn bic Anfunft Der Expedition
ernarteteu uuO fih ibr irfort aHihlofsu. -
Dem 8eruGbmsu nod OrgaHiitreu bteleutgeu
@ubuuer, rpeidle anuertou au Die Ssretnigs
ten Staateu bsiirnorteu, jsst cine Gtga sur
S0rnerung ihrss Elaues. Sogar ptcle Der
ouf Cuba pobusuesn Spantsr, DEFENDERS bic
Gataionisr, bsreu Sutsatgeul unb Ssrsdtts'
tettsiuu ite nett lber oas 9ur4l4uttts'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-16
Ser Srafebl 3tptieben ben 3runen
r1nA meIhctr In NSctIF11rNlnnh

g}outreul, Cue., Is. gpril. - 8ts
bieFgeu RatRcItfsu iammeln 8ettrdge iur
gertbeibiguug i5rer @laubcu8geuoiiea, nal
DE an bsm Gufrubr gu SarbOr'9race, H,=
s., bibeiItgt mareu.
ct. SoBu8, R.sE., 10. Qprtl. - Dac
ON SCuntlg absHo auf bic Brotefauteu gu
GarbOHear gemadte QEgrtfi iGbrte getsrn
4beu6 ~ etHem bebenIItdeu Sample, III
nel1em betbe $artsIsu UOu SduBuaffsn
gebruud modteu. ytemauO Uuroe tubefisu
t00tlih DsrltBt. Die 0Grautsr" III &arbO'
rear fauteH wdbreHO Der gaujeu gadt uater
@afieu.
(Spatcr. y @sttere Radrt5teH aus Gar.
bouear sr9tbsu, bOB pdbrenO be8 am Cont
tag Qbeuo uou &utbOltleu auf bic aus Der
Rtrbe iOumen6eu YroteRlutsH gemahteu
Gngrtfis aiu Waun, Ramsus SQntb, t0ots
lid Uermuu0et uurbe. Sin n[gemetues Iu9s
r1den Der ,Crauter" uuo bic gefrtgeu I'M
ruBeu pnreu bic E0IgeH 0e5 Iugrtfi5. Ser
SrtPq8Oampfsr DEeue0Os" 1T UOu Satifar
mad bsm StauplaBe abgegargcu, I'M met
ferP GpufiIfe III peTbiiteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-16
GurOpdtf6e aabeIberi8ts.
eufier BiIhClm.


8eItn, Is. 4pril. - RatIar gBubalmS
gsiIHbbett III Dteoer UOatOmmen bergefeut,
uub Der gretIe D&0uardj berrtdtst feline 4mt5S
patdtRn UteOer auf bic ii5Itte gB.tIe.
gr bot ietne @RtidetOung iIber Den Dor
tIng bss Firfteu St8maTd IN B3ug duf
bfIieR Gustrttt aus bsm preu6iIdeu yttGtRe'
rium ned ut&t Qbgegebeu.
SrunVrIn; IucoIpb AMI Rriicu.
gBteu, Is. Gprtl. - Rroupriu3 RuOOlpb
BON Gef1rsi@ uu0 istue 9cmlbItu, bic Brtu'
3sifH Stspbauts, ftaO ua4 Der &irtet a5ges
retft.
BresIuu, IS. aprtl. - Die bieF8e
,gOlfa3tq." meIbet, bob Rarbtnal QsOohOpsz
II auf ietu lint ale gr3btiaOf BON POieH uu6
@utieu 8srStdt geletfet uub oaB Der Bapft
etue Reitguutton angeuOmmeu bat.
ECS StrGbuneeridbriqC 9rIneUngBfe Der Uni
OerdtGr Geinburs,
g6tuburg, IS. &prtI. - Die OCetbuu=
BERTHE Sabresfster Der @rIuouug Der Gotu-
burger llntusrfitdt uabm beute Itjttag tbreu
gnfaug. Die Stabt tff faftltd gsiamidt
uno pisls heroorragsube Bsrioneu, barunter
Ter omertfauiidle 9siQu6ts SluIe5 RafeQ
2oueu, nsIher bic uutpetftdteu 9arU9ro,
gale uub Cornell Osttrttt, iiub anDeieuo.
EBrsen Hutts zIlnrubtH osrurtbeiIt.
Ct. Betersbur g. Is. aprtI. - Das
GeIdnorsueus sgsriGt In EODomo5iOp3t
(gonUernemeut SstatsriuOslaD) bat 0oH ben
21 g0ueru, pelhe lpegeu Der tn oem 8orfe
GrIOptittua 0orgttommenen autiiamtttiheu
Gusifrsttuugtu uutsr gnflage getsut Dareu,
90 bsr ibnsn CUR 2af geIegtsu 8ergebeu fir
ihul6tg srfIdrt unO bsrislbsH 5u 8efdug.
mtg, reIp. 3uhtbausfrafsa BON s gloHateu
bic ;u IS gonatsu osrurt5etlt. Die II ii5
riaen guarllagtsu purbsu CUR SeiieBung
Der ron tbnsn 10 bsrbuBeu6eu Strafsu 6am
Srtftauartdtsr iberDtsIeu.
ElarIt une S6rit.
QtperpooI, 10. Qprtl, 1890 Ra6m.-
gaummoLe: giittaliorts SberlGnber 6 316,
! bite. Rep.Grleaus 6 516. - Die 8srtdufG
tetrugeu 10000, SpaIulnttou uub 4usfuhr
| 1000 ganIu, 9ufubr 5000, amerttan. 1000.
goubpn, Is. 4prtl. - Ser. Staaten'
| Cbligatioueu Apron. 1876, Ditto 44 prol
1853, 30. bsrldugerts 5.prai. 1914. t.-atttsn
u. & @. gB. 421, DO. 3. So, gris 2l4, DO. 3
| BOT ,Rsp.go Central 1851, @ruui. Geutra
61g, Sus. Gsutrol 1914, &so6iug 26F, On
tartosBeffsru BIT, NsriFauti5s 494, Gan
Bacifc 53t, ct, BauI 87i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-16

Ntueuu ber Spanier I'm Gugemstnsn erbebt,
iOGsn stusu auidGuB an Die Der. StaatsH
bsgiufigsu. a"
Savanna, via Sen Bef, Sla., Is.
aprtl. - Die 9epsi9suceRfur ptrb ffrsaser,
oils ie, gebanobabt. Sogar Ra4rtdteu, bic
6eretts tn cubnudhsu Sldttsru Osr0ffsutGtdt
moroen ftub, psrosR aufs 9euausfs ge=
priift uno alsu m0sltdeu Ssr30geruugeu
uutermorfsu. Dtsia auBergep66uItts 5Org.
falt sur 8erbetmltduug gepifier S6atiadeu
beuftf, rpte frttti1 ftd bic Sadlage auf Der
Said gefaltet bat.
Sr. Clarence s. SOrS, amsrttautiasr
Roniul III Sagua "a Srauoe, Bat bis nuf
Betteres bic 2sttuug bes amsrttauiI4en Sc
ueralfouiulats In Sluauna l5eruOmmsH.
Rabrt6, Is. aprtI. Ser Tpautids
geIanOte in Bai6tugtOu IN tutrutrt NOR
ben, Der amerttautidsu Rtgteraua Sorftet'
luuaeu i6er bic Organization uoH Tlt6uftter'
grgsbtttouen uuf ameriiautiasm 9ebtete IN
ma1 en- nab au;uOeuteu, baB bts ben SpIs
ntsru tn bic Sduoe fa(leuSeu SuIursentsu,
ioaar i'm Sale ite AusIduber fab, ben Cob
III Qeno Irttaeu ba ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-16
Wp1itifhc NrnNente.

@UGumbta, S.z&., Is. Iprtl. - Der
rspubItfuntids Stauts GouUent trat bsute
bier inter bsu Sorfise Oe8 gfegers Robert
Smulls, GOugrebuttgItsoss fir zen Z. 0ts
ffrttt, suiammeu. Die groBs Wal0rttdt Der
Selsguteu paren Reger. Sma1s uuo Elm
RuIGtts, gtamens Ditller, aus Beaufort
btgIteu Rsbeu, in psIdeu fte 3stermorOtu
iiber bte Ebatsu Der 8lurs sDenofrateu"
idrte'u, iebOd5 ben eueHtuelIen SteR ber re-
publttantidsu Purtst BON Glib &aroItua
norausiagteu.
Nontgomerg, ala, 10. Gprtl.- Die
Republitausr BON alabama btslteu beuts
tbreR Stnuts @ouoent bier ab, mn Sslegaz
ten fir ben R0ttonaI= &onueut tn @btcago ;u
erndblsH. Die 8srbauOluugeH pareu uou
nsrinaern SntpreffP.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-04-16
0frhmdrFte.

gbtcugo, IS. Gprtl. - Sdpetus: 3u.
fu6r II 600, Ssrisubuug 1900 Stiid; Brttfe
0arrirteu 3wiideu $3.50 uub $6.30.-Gtub
uteb: 3ufu6r 5000, Ssrienbuug 1900; Bretis
uartitenr 3pti6su $500 uuo $500. -
G@aafe: 3ufubr 7OO0, Serieubuug 1900;
Bretie 0arttrteu 3pidsu $500 uub 1920.
ct. Qout8, Is. QprtI. -Sdpeine: 3u,
fuBr 1000, Berisn6uug 500; Brstie Darttr.
ten 3ptI4eu 1915 uub $G.25. - RtnbOteb:
.3ufubr 1100, SerisnOuHg iejue; Breiie 0arts
irteu 3ptfdlen $500 uuo $6G5. - G6uafe
2ufu6r 500, 8eriaubuug 400; BretIe narts
trteu 3ptideu $500 uab $6.25.
QtzQtbertn, Ysnni., ben IS. Nprtl.
-8liub0tsb: 3ufubr ATS, Bsrieuouug 1915;
BreiIe partition lpiiteu $500 uuO $3.50
GGmetue 3ufuBr 305, BsrisHbuug 1870;
Bretie poritrtfu 3miihsu $5.75 uub 500
gduafe: 3Hfubr 1900, Bsrisnouug 3l00;
Rreiis pariirteu ,pji9eu $3.50 uHO $3.50.
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Btudefer, O., 10. apriI. - 8arcts'
Sobelmible branute beute nisber. Ssrluf
$4,000.
Rep gOrt, Is. 4prtI. - Sin baute In
bsm firfR0dtgeu sum gtatIafe u. Z. Sten
art's geb0rigsu 3tegeIfsiugebduoe gtr. 80 u.
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tete S6aoen i'm Betrags Don iibsr $4,000
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bsute frib in Shitte & GOmp.'s pobslmibls
oueasbrOteue 6sugr 3erf6rts isues &tabltiit.
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93tdub's @o6Hung Uno SdubIaosn. Rlu
iddbt ban @eIammtUsrIuft auf $7J, 900.