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New-York tribune., 1885-07-17
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after June 2, 1888.
GREAT TKI * LINE
n INVITED STATES MAIL ROIyTF.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYork VIA Desbrosses and Coutanat Street
Ferries, follows:
Harrisburg. Ptsburg and the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached. a M. d. and D. M daily. NewiOfk
and Chicago Limited OF Paror Dining Smoking and Sleep
fno Cars al a. every day.
Wiiamsport Haven M; Cory and Erie at
81 CONNECTING at CORY for 1itusye Petroleum Cen
the OIL Regions.
Baltimore Washington and the sout imited Washngt9n
g. m arrive Washington i;05 p regular at go and
$50 j. $40 and IN ana IL night sunday. 6l1 a.
m. $40 and y p. and IL night
For Atlantic CITY except SUNDAY WIN through carr D. m
For Cape Aay. except sunday, D. m, ...,..
Long Head Junction and intermediate statlo =
via Railway Amb0y, i;i,. =: o snh a. m; IL noon,
3:lOf33 ,IIi - 3 and f:3 y. IN. ON sunday.
Al s. a. m and s d m (do not stop at Asburv Park
For Old Point and Norfolk, via New ork Phale pha ana
Norfolk Railroad 6:20 a. m week days ana M every
dsy: via baltimore and Bay Line y;40 P m week-aays days ~.
connect with all through trains at
Jersey CITY aording speedy and direct transfer 'or
Trains Arrive: From Pittsburg 8 1890 M G;5S and
935 D. m daily From Washington and Baltimore. $40,
a m i:2O 3: 0, 80. $40 and 1905 p m Sunday,
62n n m $40. v20. 1000 p No. From PbilaaeiPhiGa "a a.
S5O 800 4 g. 900 Q30. 1O40. 1880 M l2D. z 3D.
$40 6:3O $50 6:55 7;2O; $50 9:20. 9:35 1905 p m,
md night sunday B. 80 62O. 800. o:Oo. ll;So H.
$40, 62O. sos. 9:20 9;35. 1905 p. n
New-York tribune., 1885-07-17
WEST SHORE RAILWAY.

ruT BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINEST EQUIPPED
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS Or
PLEASURE TRAY Eli. ...x.. .....,,
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE IL ALONG THE WIST
ellORE OF TIE WoRLDFAMED HUDSON ,KiVEk
AROUND FOOTHILLS OF CATSkiisL iOU ~ iAdnN,5
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of TIE
on and alter July q 1885, trains viii leave West 42dst
All ts,ns caye from new downtown station foot OF Jays
North RIVER o. earlier from f0ot on west
Detroit and Chicago -l0lO m- 'o;Io -o'o w. H. run
'si si I'ss i%s.,s =, o. ssiO D. M Pullman slcepcrs
Sn,neSsop i;r1dxc agaa Falls. ufalo Rochester TO-
10: u A. M s, o. bieep 'rs ana paor cars a. q,
Utica and syracuse 7s20 "lOi0 lliio a. M 'oio 'oio
Highland Pokccpse saugercsan Albany, 'i9;lo 1920
slOslu iii. a 1OJ. 'o:iv. 80: T. IN ,o .-oo aoo
Nswbng Kingston and Csisiiil 'l2:lo 'H2o' 1oo
siu.iU IN IL A. na s: %. 4O sC:lO. '5:l0 p M.
Baraioga spec iais 300. I1;l5 a. IN. 3: o m
Lake Guorgo J.UD lll5 nj Stnrnays VnY o;.op M
ksaterslL Hunter. Hobart Grand Iote! eIat"n "u ud
n:ei, o. o. il' 3 pm lunct parloT cars :" ~ sna
Hotel uOic! X sterski via PbGnicA on 9;VV H. AL"
Pssnvic cairo. Mountain Hsaso Station 1910. 7'2o
rsr noatf:si IL and canada East It osoo f'i0 m
Hsu'tSl London siOsi0a u,r sU;ie 'olo j. w@ foon''
.paiIy. Uti,sr a trains daily except sunday .u.,.
For fckcfs lac tables DaI0r or sleeping car hccUmo
n STALLION; JioboKsn ~ Iiudsolst BroehIyn Cogrtst
Apncx Onc. loot of FULTON ST. YORK CITY ~ 2o' ~
k15 sGs So piU lao 1928 Broadway I5I etnWe tlv
last l25ibsf 1881 D0wey, and wss shore s'aSus aoos
0Wcst <2dsf and foot Of Jayst North hvur Dnxfsse
enle for AID checked froa hotels ana issyenIesN
~ lrosdvrE General Passenger Asanh
New-York tribune., 1885-07-17
REAL ESTATE

YEw-YoRK, Thursday July 16. 1854
The following sales were held at the Exchange
and Auction Room to-day:
BY Scott Ayes.
1 4.sscry building with lot Nols2 cbathnm.stws;
81 9ft n MOtt-s lot 241xl34.9x27xl3St' e.o ooo
~
By John T. Boyd
5O5xl TO- and lots East lSth-st. 40 fte o o ooo
46th-Rve, each 26xl0O.ll; Moore ..--..-' s|1''o'
RECORDED REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK CITY.
The following is list of the transactions re-
corded in the REGISTERS Office to-day:
95th-si, n g. 100 n " OF Shave. 100xlno Morgan
Same property Dowdney and wife TO Babet co ooo
ScckcDdorfer. ooVVo
5oh.si g. 275 1t OF l0ih.avc 25x loo.h; jeremiah
j Collins wife TO Eleanor r Gage
l'oihSf M Scr 10 2s nreS !, ., in,son 6ooo
3davc 500 II n Of lSuth.st, 25xl3x i6bx9o; s.o
Henry Bauer executor 10 George hoene i''''
o"sg; ss ;,ascy !, o' No'o' 7oA' sou" 5000
ls5tHsi : lis II of wiisave 75xioo Theodore ooo
sanders to Frederick w sanders 2o'ooo
Nerllan and wife 10 edward Hirsh. o'oVV
2daye from ii, m to nm sts 2Ol Ol.loA15nlOo'
llxs5xlO0IlxlOO; Mary Constant anu sho'ner' lsooo
s7th-st $ = 25i II W Of Avenue A. loOxloos also
one adjoining on the east, to Felix COhhor All" 10 ZOO
'o'hs 900 s Of gtnsSe ~ % L GAYLORD $1,000
l33dst 8 1868 ft c of shave l6Sx99lli Ammo
DAVIS another 10 fnoch & be1.-.-.-.-: -'
Same property; Robert l. n sey ana wie 10 hnnio
l32ds ST ss 200 II Of SHAVE. i7xe9.ll; John ooo
Hughes and wife to FcriiuandJ Wiemanr' iP'OOo
New-York tribune., 1885-07-17
Gummtr Resorts.
AVON BEACH HOTEL,

This popular resort now open as nns from
Pier H. by Sea Beach and Manhattan Beach boa's anu
railroad via Bath Junction AL trains connect MICA.
Catlin leaves Pier q. North hi,o.i
daiIv at s.45 m 81 30 and $3.50 D. direct for bath Snh
days excepted y. ". wIVoo
A SBIJRY PARK, n. J.-HOtel Albion. The
~ OF the largest and Dcst hoeis :" s,,rs
Park DELIGHTFULLY."- situated within zoo yarus o Mus,s
Hons saturays Of the proprietor w ,no @
Terms reasonable send for crcuars q. H. PEMbEhloN.
ATIANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J.-Villa plot
N for sale fronting the and bay size boxl4o MIN
utes walk steamDoat and minutes from = ~ uepos
streets Lid hcalthy location good sol o"he o
Gurng money would sell for 1900 cash Address omoo
New-York tribune., 1885-07-17
AVON INN.

KEY EAST BEACH, n. J..
Five miles sOnth Long Branch Hot and cola senwer
baths ARrtsIAN WELL WATER FROM DEiIH OF
300 Sanitary angements perfect send or SEA
'N-' ~ 4" N' ~ II. III. YARD,
DLOCK ISLAND, r. I.-Ocean View Hotter.
ID summer Fine bass, blue ana swoin hs,nii
surf hathng fine arrives Firstclass Elegant mnsc ha
good orchestra. PERFECT DRAINAGE New.I0rk once
80 BroadWay. G. W. ROLES, agent Will ll u uesreu
" - o. =. MAItDEN, Boston
BERKSHIRE HILLS.-MOuntain air; excel
I'D lent accommodations for more large GROUND
lawns shades etc. 81 and -. Address MIS- FILE, soutn
Egremont. Mass.
DLOCK ISLAND. X. l., HOTEL MANlSSES.
O Fifteen miles delightful climates superb Dam
ing; rplcndil ba blue shing daily BOATS; cabe pI
feet mage prices reasonable Send Tor ilnsI DOGS
New-York tribune., 1885-07-17
TO PHILADELPHIA.
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

70 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON SUN
DAY. STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, 2 IN
NEW-YOKK
New-York tribune., 1885-07-17

r1press Trans leave NcwYork Desbrosses Court
iandt Street Ferrles, follows
G20. 7:2O 8, g q Chicago Iinedl and 10 washington
and D y. M. and ~ mght Sundays elS M @ Limitei
and ~ m Ssc a,y yo e,Pce P % Sunday atH o and
il:lVa m l. "a. . and 2. in aai y sundays q,
Q connect al Troni0n for Caudcn
Hetnrning trains leave Broad street station Phiadepha
iIa 3h 4:35 B. 5:i5 $50 $780, 800 $40. ii and ll;l3
a. u. Glntcd Express IL and 4;5o p M "A 2 g. 3.
g. $50. 7:lo. 74o and @l6 p: m On sunday l2oi 330
730 .. m Leave Philadelphia via Camden. q. daily.
spt or css s4a 425 and o44 Broadway Asor House.
.c snot o Dosrosses C0urtlandt sts; COurs and
Brookyn Annex station. foot OF Fntonst. Brooxlyn;
TieEet Once No .. Bstcry.plsce. ana Castle Garden
Eewiork Ifanser 70 npany VIII can io' aud caock
pagga,e ~ iip'i ~ uyso' - 'pIis,H J. II. WOOD.
ChA" an.rai Manager General Passenger Agent
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-09

The JOURNAL press room now re-
joices In the fact that its steam boiler
is in shape and can again show $50
pounds on the gage when necessary.
Our boiler has been IN constant use
nearly two years, but last winter II
burst flue, and our pressman hot
knowing how many more would burst
and blow him higher than Gilroy's
tabled kite has been in constant fear
and trembling lest he should be caught
mapping. The trouble Is now RENE
died and the boiler has new set OF
wrought iron "innards" or fues,
thanks to the mechanical skill Of It.
Bertrand, the efficient machinist who
has taken up his abode with us-we
mean the city Of Miles-and can here
after be found at Fred Routhier's car.
pen ter shop prepared to do all kinds
Of repairing on boilers, steam engines
or pumps and giving estimates for any
kind Of iron wark. fFI|.Nf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-09
Shot n Horse Thief

An attempt TO escape on the part Of
some Of the prisoners at Bismarck was
frustrated on the night Of the Fourth
of July. II seems that on that night
James +. Osborne, the Montana horse
thief, who was caught near James
town with twenty stolen horses in his
possesslon. asked Jailor Clark to let
him walk in the corridor. This was
granted and from the account pub
lished by the Bismarck Tribune II APP
pears be grabbed Clark by the throat
but was knocked hack. Then Os-
borne and four other prisoners grabbed
Clark and thrust him into the cell but
a hat showed between the door and
the easing prevWted the door nom
being shut tight. Osborne said.
"Now, boys, light OUT and, stepping
back, started TO run when Clark drew
his revolver from the side pocket OF
his coat and fired, the ball taking
effect In the neck or breast, just he.
low the collar and right OF the centre.
Osborn tell TO the ground, sprang sew.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-09

eral feet in the air, and then collapsed
with the remark: "Why, didn't sup
pose you had sense enough 10 shoot.
IL ] thought you dared to shoot, you
bet | would have fixed you'll" The
foolhardy and daredevil horse thief
continued to make reckless, foolish re-
marks, among them being: "Well, I
expect to go TO hell In about an hour.
aud would rather go to hell than to
the penitentiary." He was taken TO
the hospital, and Is doing much bet
ter than had been expected. Much
credit is due Jailor Clark for the fear
less performance of his duty. After
shooting Osborne, he compelled the
other four to go into the cell. and Sc.
curely fastened them In, without aid
Or encouragement from any one. A
few prisoners who have been incaTcer
ated for petty offenses and were work
ing about the prison, crawled under q
bed when the excitement began, and
remained in safety until Clark com
pleted his work.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-09

AT THE CAPITAL.
Congratulations Freely Receiv-
ed From all Over by Mon
tans's New Governor.
A Vain Attempt at Jail Break
ing-Osborne Shot in
the Neck.
A Cow Mems Meeting-The
Territorial Prisoners
Racing Notes.
MontsnA's New Governor.

Unnumbersd congratulatory dis
patches have poured in upon Gov
Hauser, and the Helena Independent
In referring to them shows that Gov.
Hauser, personally. and Montana as u
territory, has the right kind OF politi-
cal friends. That paper says the most
gratifying feature Of the congratula-
lions was the fact that they were not
limited to one party. Leading Re-
publicaDs seemed also TO catch the in
spiration Of the hour, and to realize
that 1t was a questian of home rule for
Montana rather than one of politics.
Such prominent Republican leaders
as L. &. Power, General Lester s.
Wilson, Hon. Frank Worden, and
hosts of Others were heard from and
their kilograms had the right ring.
While Republicans they were also
Montanians and joined in the general
rejoicing that carpet-bag government
was at an end in the territory, A few
of these dispatches struck US as espec.
tally racy. For example, Charlie
Warren, of Butte, sent the following:
Accept the congratulations of an
anti-carpet-bag Republican upon your
deserved appointment as Governor Of
Montana. II will give us pleasure to
aid home rule administration.
CHARLES S. WARREN.
From abroad also came many warm
messages Of qualification, as far east
even as Washington City, Senator
Sabin, Of Minnesota, sent the follow
ing, which the reporter hurriedly
copied while Governor Hauser was
receiving the personal congratula
lations.of callers at his Office:
Hearty congratulations. May Mon.
tana's future realize the great measure
of prosperity that has characterized
her new and enterprising governor.
ID. NJ. SABIN.
Vice President Cakes, Hon. n. p.
Langford, Marquis DeMores and
many other names familiar TO Mon
tanians, were among the number who
sent congratulatory letters from Min
nesota.
Altogether Gov. Hauser has reason
to be proud Of the splendid ovation he
has received from all portions of the
country. Indeed we understand that
he appreciates these tributes even
more than the appointment, ss well
he may.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-09
me TERRITORIAL Pri.on.rs.

In reference of the care and keeping
Of territorial convicts the Helena Her
aid states that Governor Carpenter
has received favorable answers from
Dakota and Albany, n. Y, one pro
posing to keepand elothe each convict
at fifty cents per day and the other "a
receive, keep and clothe all prisoners
free Of charge and that Governor Car
pehter will turn these propositions
over 10 his successor, who is expected
to qualify the present week, for such
action as seems TO him proper. There
are now overcrowding our insufficient
prison accommodations fifty or more
convicts who can be sdvantsgeously
kept at Bismarck or Albany. The saw
ing 10 the territorial treasury by the
proposed arrangement viii amount to
thousands Of dollnrs yearly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-09
A Good substitute,

Editor Packard, OF Medora, seems
to have overcome one of the troubles
of newspaper life, he says: again We
weep. Our proud position as fighting
editor will be occupied by us no more
forever Our heavyweight assistant
who at train time makes the air mus
ical and the pilgrims eyes bulg out
by his blood-curdling way of shout
ing: bad Lands Cow B-o-yn
has usurped out prerogative, SO to
speak. A callow news boy who OBJ
jected to the aforesaid heavyweight
assistants presence on the train is
now mourning his rash objection. So,
we might add, are his eyes. The
above should be warning, both now
and forever for all news boys not &c
interfere with our bad man.
Whether it is more courageous to
knock spots out Of a little "callow
news boy" or let the sub do il?
that's what We want TO know.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-09
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

A. PIsuoPAL CHAPEI,-Palmer street, open Tor
q pablie worship daily, except Saturday, At $3.50
q. M, S:Sv =. m. On lst sunday Of each month II
a. ~. aud $50 .. ~. other Sundays p. m.
Sunday schOol p. IN. seats free.
Nm. HoRsFALL. Rector.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-09
Montana stock Growers' Meeting.

Learning that there is a desire
among a large portion of the stock
growers in the western part of the ter
ritory to postpone the Montana Stock
Association meeting at Helena until
about a week later than September
18th, the date for which IL is set, our
reporter yesterday questioned Col.
Malone, the live stock agent of the
Milwaukee road, who has just re-
turned from Helena, upon the subject
and learned that such a desire pre-
walls among the western members in
which the eastern members will prob
ably coincide when they remember
that the great Montana fair will begir
at Helena on the 18th Of September
There is a large proportion of the as
ISOLATION that would like TO see the
dates so arranged that they can take
in both the stock growers meeting
and the fair. and the president
Of the association, Col. II. j.
Bryan, Of this city, and other
officers so far have indicated
their acquiesence in an arrangement
that will bring about this end that
matters will probably be so adjusted
as to have pro forma gathering on
the 18th of lSeptember and an imme-
diate adjournment Of about u week tC
such date as shall seem most desira
BILE. IL can wolk no harm and viii
be more satisfactory to all who Intend
to take part in the stock growers
meeting this fall.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-09

A fine team of horses valued at $500
sought little extra exercise last even
ing aud ran away ON Main street
starting from the corner Of Eighth
street. They turned north at Seventh
street and ran 10 the margin Of the
slough where they were stopped by
Mr.. orschel who turned them over "a
Dave Roche, by whom they were
brought back 10 their owner, q
ranger whose name was not learned
The wagon 10 which they were at
tached was damaged but the horses
escaped without serious injury.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-09

Mrs. J. spellmnn, az Powder river,
was 10 town yesterday for supplies.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-09

Grasshoppcrs are reported TO be
quite thick on the ranches along the
Yellowstone and have played sad
havoc withe gardens Of several ranch
men.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-09

DkhsblTkkIAN CHURCH. Corner Of Main
L street and Montana Ave. Services at II q. IN.
and go q. an. Sabbath school 1T 10 a IN. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evenings at = o'clock. All
cordially invited. L. r. LINEELL, Pastor
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-07-09

HAIhoLIC CHURCH, Main street, corner Of
" Tenth. Services every sunday. at 10 q IN.
REV. 4. W. J. LlEDEsNIrH,
Chaplain, U. 3. A.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-26
Sabnnnf6ae.

gSbeelin 9, @etzSirg., 25. Sanuar. -
Seute friib furj na4 0tttternad)t ltleBen auf
Der ,Bittsbur9 Cincinnati ct. Vouller
gobu,a in Der gtGbe pon Golfers Statton,
,uei NrahtSii9e, BON oenen Der elne man
Often, Der onoere na6 gSeiten ging, Suldm=
men. Die beiben gofontottpen itno pout9
,ertrinlmert. @ine Snbiiie nnO bet0e Sorz
rotb gSaaaonS muro Sermalmt, ebenlo neun
nit Ntais, Mebl, Gote unO S4iens1 belas
bene @ag9onS. Die betben petSer ent9lnaen
nur babur6 benz SObe, onB lte pon BEN Gil
gen ipran9en, mdbren0 ildl oteelben nut et=
ner S6neligfett BON 25 aHetlen pro StnnOe
bemesteu. Die 5iige erlttten cine Serlpatuns
pen Stunoeu.
BhilabeIpbta, "a. Sanuar.-Nls ild)
beute Sornittag Der 3ebutbrSng pom gtorrtS=
topr Sbur'S Cane, unterbalb Wtanagunf
nGberte, ranute cr, ba eine 9Setde olten &c.
laIien nprben mar, auf eiu Seitengeleiie
meld,es in Sobn @oob's &ObtenhOf fiibrte
Der Safon1otipfiibrer legte Iofort Die guft-
brenlieu on unb 9ub Gontrebampf, bod bate
er bic oiiene g8eid]e 81 ipdt bemerft. 9el
SubfGnger bob ben Salfen am @n0e bes Sc.
leties, meld)ef gum Nnbalten Der Soblen-
gSaaQons beitimmt mar, arf, Die Sofonlotlue
ftiir,te aus elmer So0he BON 20 EuB berab unr
tpurSe burd BEN Sal pollitdnpia bemoltrt
Der SeiSer mar uprber bon Der 1otomotipt
aelprllngen uno erlitt einen Seinbrud, oe>
Sofomotipfiibrer aber bate auf letncm Softer
ausaehalten, unb obid)on er uolItdnoi9 Dor
ben Sriimmern Der 2otomOttue bebedt mur
be, fam er bod init lei9ten Serlegungen ba
BON. Ser &uu9waggon, welder Der 9oto
motipe Inb Dem SeIIoer fol9te, blteb tbeil
ipeiie iiber bemab9rlnb bdngen, unb Oaourd
purSen aud Die bier nadfol9enoen Yaiia
oierpaaaons uno beren Suiaifen gerettet
Seiner Ser Yaliusiere lpurbe perlebt. gtr
Spe,tal;ua ipllrbe bon Der 8. unO @reenltr
abgeianSt, I'M Die Baiiasiere na4 Der StaO
III brinaen.
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Gr5biid)of 2erop erbdlt oaS
Yalltttttt.

Stem Orleans, 25. San. - Die @ere=
monte Der lleberrei9ung oes Baltiums an
Den @rSbii9of SraneoiS 3apier 2erop bon
9tem- Orleans fanb beute in Der ct. QouiS=
Sat9eorale inter inpoianten @eremouieu
Itatt. @rSbiif0fe, Siid0ie uno anoere Yrd=
latcn ans alien S6eilen Der Ser. Staaten
maren anmeienb. gr;biifof GibbonS ans
Baltimore celebrirte sic Meiie. Oie Satbe=
brale mar bis uuf bcn lebten Blat gefiillt
SuIerbalb beS AltargebGuSeS mo ;ur Seite
oe5 oauptoitar5 befaub it6 Der er5bif0ili6e
Ghrou, All welfem grSblidJof 2erop tnt pol=
len Ornate iaB. SbnI sur Seite itanOen Sater
4. 0lrier, ioipie Die Yrieiter 0i6arrp unO
2id)erit ais 6iilf5oiafone. @r5biidoi @tbz
bcnS uabm ben 8brOn ge9entber Dem @r;z
tiidOi Yerop ein. 3ie fremOeu Sii1Oie
idBeu III Dem SaHttuariHnl, nuo jcoer bate
einel Nltartuoben ;nr Seite, msl6er Die
&iid)OiSmiiBe belt. 6nter uno iiblr Dem
&!t0r befanOen iif Die beiufeuoen @ettltfen
nno sic afitg!ieoer OeS &lerHs Der 0t0jeie
9ielu Orleans gfa6 ser 0fefe wHrOen Die
Geremouien i'll iolgenOer Srbnung bceuoet:
Ereoigt in en9ltider Sprad)e burd) Slldoi
Sitgeralo aus yirtle Sod; &re6lgt III iran-
;Giiiher Spraht brr6 BEN 0oMinifanerp
Gatd)in; Grueuerun9 Oes tri0entinii1en@5lau
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grtbeilunQ oeS SeQenS Our6 @r;bihoi 2ero0
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Souferoftc.

9bilubelpbia, %. Sauuar. - Segen
Die 6irma @ebriiOer Stuurt, Su6binber oil
Gde Der 4. nnO 9lrdltraBe, pnrOen geltern
Seid)lagnabmebeieble megen S9ulben Stnt
Setraee pom $4,000 erlahen. Sbre Palfpa
belaufen iib uuf $4,000. Die attiua FnO
nod nid,t isltgeltellt, iperSen jeOod nlbt blnz
reiten, I'M 80 9roSent Su 5ablen. Der Se-
5d,laanabmebeiehl iuuroe su Suniten BON
Nreberid u. Stuart, einem Sruoer Der bet
Sen Snbaber ser 6irma, erlaiien. Die 6trma
idreibt ibre 3ablungsuniabi9feit Der ali9ez
meincn @cIdIitsflanbett 5u.
Snbepenbence, Solpa, 25. Sanuar.-
9as S6nittipuuren=Geiddit bon NtperS &
G6bnen ruuroe pom Sd)erifi, melder ledJS
Sppotbeten aui ba5 gSaarenla9cr i'll Der
Sanb bat, gei6luHeu. Die beoentenbit fen
Sppotbefen iinb folgerbe: S. 8. 2Salter &
Comp, Gbica9o, $500; Soon, &ibbaum <
Comp, Chicago, $1700; Y. y. 6rant, Sn=
Dependence, $1,000; Soon, WtaOn & 3ie9ler,
9ienz@or $4,000. 0as Eager bat cilen
9Sert6 BON ehpa $4,000. Sor eilli9er 3elt
perbrannte bas 9ager Der 6irma, nn0 betrn9
banlalS Die Serii6erltng $4,000. Die Sc
5euiGaft mei9erte ld), oieie Summe Su Sab
len, ipcil lie bebauptete, paB ELL Setru9 Dor
i1qe, nu0 Die Sad)e wuroe Dem @erlbt iibtr
mieien. Ser Sanferott Ser 6irma ioll bu' "
ole &eigerung Der Seril6erln9S< <@eielild)afz
ten, Die Serf@ernn9Siumme 81 Sablen, ner=
urIad)t iein.
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Der Shteaao,er snnamiterit,.

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er, babe bte Site nid)t lO8geben fOunen, oaju
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riebeuen uuo nit 9titrogl9certu aetrdnftenl
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ten bat.
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81. s. Wtc9Onalb, Elm Yolititer, 9Sirtb unO
Observation-Disclosures an Der @larfitraBe, III
groBem MaBe fir bic fiir3lif bier ans 2i4t
9efontmene politii6e Corruption ueranhuOrts
lid lit. 9erelbe O0 tets Sur 6ano gelpelen
iein, Siirgi6aft fir angefla9te Serbreter,
nanentli6 Spieler, Su letiten nno ibnen purh
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perbelien, unO gum Dante oafiir itellte tbn
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