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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
MR. sTARIN AND THE STATEN ISLAND FERRIES

MR. sTARIN AND THE STATEN ISLAND FERRIES
The suit brought by John II. Starin against
the city authorities the staten Island Rapid Traast
Railroad COMPANY for the purpose OF having the award
Of the staten Island ferry franchises to the latter COM
pany declared void on tnskround that his really the
highest bid occupied OF Justice Van Worst
i'm the supreme Court yesterday. Roscoe Conklng aud
James McNAmee represented Mr. Starin Assistant Cor
poraton Counsel Daniel j. Dean and q. l. Sterling APP
peared for the city, and Albert b. BOardman
for the Staten Island Rapid Transit Com
pany For the plaintiff William o. Mcdowell,
J. IL Mann and Alolph L. King testified to the eircum.
stances uner which the ferries 10 the North shore OK
staten Island and to Bay Ridge given to the Rapid
Transit Co uuanY and exC0ntroller Grant and IL. d0
ton Ward for defendants made statements tending
10 show that the swart had been properly made. Inc
testimony WAS submitted without argument
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
NEGROES ADMITTED TO THE BAR.

COLUMBIA, S. g., May 81 (SpeciaD.-E. f.
Watson l.. j. Sawyer e. c. g. Washington and johnson
C. whitaker all young negro men, appeared before the
Supreme Court OF South Carolina to-day after under
going rigid examnation,in which they acquitted them
selves I'm highly creditabe manner were duly sworn
and enrolled attorneys and councillors IN oil the
cOurs of the State Messrs Watson, Sawyer and wash
ngton were graduated Monday the law department
OF Allen University In this city, Whitaker the cadet
of West Point nOtoriety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
Is JOHN MORRIS Prosecuted

Justice Lawrence in the Supreme Cours
Chambers yesterday heard argument on the application
made by Morris Cohen for a mandamus to compel the
Bureau OF Encumbrances 10 remove the flowers AID
plants Of John Morris from the sidewalk In front OF JET
ferson Market. Allan L. schmidt insisted that IL was
the duty OF the Bureau TO remove the How
ers and plants, which were an obstruction.
John townsend, representing the Corporation COun'
sell replied there fourteen feet of Clear space
on the sidewalk. and that 1t customary 10 allow
flowers and plants be placed the sidewalk IN front
OF all He expressed doubt whether the palnt
was real tenant OF the Jefferson Market building ana
added that MI Morris being prosecuted. He s1ld
the real complainant was man whom Morris nad
charged with keeping gambling place In Jefferson Mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
OBITUARY NOTES.

HouLroy, Me-, May DIV. s. Gilman,
Itor and proprietor OF The ArOosOok Pioneer died this
morning age ifty.four The P'o1ser was frst published
IN December. 1887.
BEFEALo, N Y. May 27.-"Frank" Callegnon' age
sxty-six, exAderman OF this city, died THIS morn
Ing,
PHILADELPHIA. May 81 Cspeeian. -Miiburn H. Steele
treasurer OF the Pennsylvania Company Tor 6rahthg
Annutes and assurances on Lives IL dead.
Silas s. Wood, of Kingston, N. Y, died at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
SAYS HE WAS ELECTED BY A PRIEST.

Edward c.. Kelly, who is seventy years old,
has brought suit the City Cours In which he claims
~ 600 damages from John Fizharris, assistant pas
Tor OF st Joseph's Catholic Church in Sxthave.,
who II is alleged, the LIST OF May elected him from
that church. Mr. Fitzharrs, in his answer, SAYS that
while the priests DOMINIC their yestments for The
mass in the sacrsty Kelly entered there and was noisy
and that he removed him from the building gently az
possible Mr. Kelly who lives In Nova Scotia, was yes
teray required give security for costs before Judge
McAdam would permit the action TO proceed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
RILEY AND.kOss no ROw.

A single scull match was arranged yesterday
at lhe Police gazette Office between Wallace Ross and
James H. Riley Of Saratoga for purse OF $500 offered
bv James Ptkington. The race Is tob rOwel NJ OAK
Point ON saturday and Is 10 be three miles with three
turns. Riley will come To tile starting point III much
better condition than Ross he has been sadty train
ing for the past month Local sporting men are onnt
dent that will win tue II he does lie will be
matched TO AGAINST John Ieemer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
RuLs THAT ARE SUSPECTED.

ALBANY, May 81 (SpeciaD.-Al the New
York City bills are looked upon with suspicion by the
Governor with good reason Today IS sad' he was
shown remarkable bill drawn up by As'embyman
Shea who represents the Annexed District OF New
When introduced it simply released from taxation any
improved lands revealed upon the map nlen oy ING al
issio,ers in obedience TO chapter Goa OF tie laws
of 1874 Now t Is alleged that the Dill was auchue so
as TO legaZe contracts with gas companies he
(sovernor il ia said has been informed also that the
Journals OF the houses do not declare that suc an
amendment made to the bill Mr. shea Is now mere
and will undoubtedly asked explain the mystery
fbere 4
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,,s home on Tuesday. He was born in 1915 and has
lived in and near Kingston the greater part OF his ne
gaining livelihood and reputation as an arssi ia
and four children survive him one son, phy
I the hospital on Blackwells Island. and anotner
mariner I'm the firm Of Pells Co.. OF NO I9S III
thFa affa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
WASHINGTON NOTES.

wAsHISGToS. Wednesday, May p. 1885.
Mr.. LAMAR siCK.-Mr. Lamar was seized with chill
last night the effects Of which he was confined to
the house to-day. lie Is good deal better to-day.
THE CLARK INvEsTIGAuoS.-ln the Clark investiga-
finn 10 day Charles sword testified that since the charges
were made against the architect OF the Capitol force
Of scrnbIers and rIbbcrs have been engaged on the
work compained Of in order TO give II the appearance
OF haylug been well done at first
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

merchants OF that town. The deceased Assernoynaa
was merchant for fifteen years, and one OF tue 'o'
directors OF the Southern Central haiiroau' nm 49,
49,, a., ,shno the organizatioa aud building OF that
road He was q member of the firm OF O. dnDo sa =;
hdaSe ami az the firm of A. g. Beach Co., INSURANCE
oSents Mr. Clark was unmarried and was h'e-ions
Republican.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
UNIyERsALIsr AND REFORM socIETrEs

BosToN, May 27.-The Boston Association of
Universalists began its anniversary meeting to-day.
The annual meeting Of the NewEngland Moral Re-
form Society was held this morning The object OF the
society to recall young from the paths OF vice
and ~ prevent their falling into temptation by giving
them adj vice and timely AID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
THE TWO cAssrNs SENT TO JAIL.

PoUeHKEEPsIE, May 81 (SpeciaD.-The two
Cassins who arrested yesterday ior steahg boat
and who had such a murderous outfit Of pistols dirks
.nd s,o,ssns were taken 10 Cold Spring to-day. from
bic place they will Carmel jail 10 await the
ectlon az fhe Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
Ig- WEST 23D ST. (FRONT PARLOR) IS

~ tho office of the Physician OF the swift specific
Company Consultation free. Blood Poison. skin Disease
Cancers and all aec the blood and SKIN All inter
ested are invited call. Swfts specific Is simple we're
ey entirely harmless but so powerful IN It's aeoa
that IL finds ana roots out the violent poison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
FOR BEATING AND RoBBING TWO OLD WOMEN
SCHENECTADY, May % (SpeciaD The house

SCHENECTADY, May ~ (Spec'atJ.-ihe houso
of the Misses schermerhOrn, who lived alone IN
Rotterdam was broken into on the night OF January "a
by two masked men who beat the women severely WIN
sand-clubs and then robbed them OF small sum Oh
money and some jeweiry. benjamin MOVIE anu Onar.eS
were arrested They were tried and convicted to-
day Howe was sentenced fifteen years and Weber 70
Ten years in the State Prison. After conviction Howe
confessed that he and Weber did the deed WEBER nhd
borne coed reputation, and Judge Beaue gave aim inc
lnprnst sentence allowed by law.
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$50 CLASS.
rRorrING roR 81 600 IN POUGHKEEPsE.

PoUGHKEEPsIE May ~ (SpecidD.-Five hun
dred people came here from Newburg and points along
the river this afternoon race between j. o.
Smiths bay stallion j. o. s., and william T. Peters bay
geliing Frank d., for $1,000 There had been much
hating ON the race all along tho Hudson. and wagers
WEIR even. The ra took place at the Driving Park
Prank d. won the heat and j. o. ;. the other three
Time-2ll y. 2:l4ie. 247 and 24S The horses scored
seventeen times for the first heat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
Inland X. CLARK.

ITHACA, n. Y, May 27.-Iiiand X. Clark,
the Tompkns County Representative In the Assembly.
died at home In Groton at 10 o'clock last night His
health began to fail about three years ago, but within
month or two his ament, which OF tho nature OF
general breaking up OF fes forces assumed serious
character
Mr. Clark born in Groton August 20, 1926. his
father being an early settler and OF the principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
TRoTrNG AT FLEETWOOD NEXT WEEK.


The trotting meeting of the Driving CLUB al
which will begin on Tuesday next and ias
four days promises be great success. The club mas
been liberal in the prizes and $40 100 hung up to con
for In that fast time may be made the eiut
offers to any horse making record better than tha
previously made in his class $500 extra, ana Nathan
Staus will give additional 81 900 TO any horse IN tse
three-minue class beating Majoica's record, wblcn
2i7 this track in the first race that Majoca ever
started I'm.
Following are the entries:
PREE FOR ALL
Renilwoeth, Harry wnKs
Felix.
2:17 CLASS.
Maolica ]. B. Thomas.
Maud Messenger Capt Emmons.
2:21 CLASS.
Fi. 4l ssss.. f2sS
2:25 CLASS.
Revenge, wIrdsorw-
pr-ele Medium, smu%rers Daugn'er'
wsGi Medium,
$50 CLASS
Iucy Genert. Beseonsaed.
Iow.nd MIDI Les 1 iPs5
issstwoo! Messenger. vOmer,
2:35 CLASS.
To.ina sylvia NJ,
lGsTssa spraguo, MIL Girl.
lantern,
$40 CLASS.
Naggie lambert Harry Feet.
TsiVsn Merry Thought,
Hessic H.. FRANK EIlA
Fleetwood Messenger
2:50 CLASS.
Mischief Fleet a.,
Uur-c Boston Girl,
Martin b.. VS..
Maggie Lambert
800 CLASS.
Duroe Maid Lady Pathfinder,
Kramer Boy Smaggler's Lass
tie ThoI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
BoNDHoLDERs GUARDING THEIR INTERESTS
Bondholders of the Omaha Division of the

BOnuhOIuprS OF INC UIndua UIVISIOH Oh VHU
St. Louis, Kansas City AMI Northern Railway. which
was consolidated with the Wabash January l, $780,
at n meeting yesterday appointed committee to pro-
cct their interests especially In regard TO any issue or
certcates by the receivers OF the wabash. ST. Louis
and Pacific Railway. The committee consists OF John
H. Beach, James h. Dwight, Charles ;. smith. j. e. Pulls
ford and lanes II. smith. IL authorized TO begin
proceedings necessary TO protect the bond
holders rights TsuctlOu Is similar to that taken by
bondhoders OF several divisions Of the Wabash system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

TICKET BROKERS TO MAINTAIN THEIR RIGHTS.
TOLEDO, May 81 Especial. Railroad ticket
brokers of Cleveland Buffalo, Columbus Cincinnati, De-
toit aud Toledo held meeting here to-day to take steps
to protect themselves from the recent decision Of tho
receiver of tho York. Lake Erie and Western Rail-
road that the tickets known "syndlcato special"
tickets will not be honored after May 15. kilograms
were received from scalpers In SewYork, Chicago and
other pacs promised to abide by the action taken
IL was resolved spend $4,000, II necessary to main
tain their rights and Alexander scet and John r. Fol-
lett were retained to bring the matter before tho Ohio
Supreme Court The brokers assert that there Is no law
or precedent to sustain the receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
KEOKrK FIrRNIsHEs A sURpRIsE.

Special trains will be the Harlem Railroad as
usual. leaving the Grand Central Depot at lZoo anu
1ZO m m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
CANCER CURED

ecn years cancer made Its appearance on my
face treated with pasters and the core caDe our
Tho place healed after time AMI seen gy my fee
was well However in few years IL returned with more
violence II gave deal Of pain Ias
ease to family having hal sister TO die wia
cancer seriously apprehensive OF my condition
continued In and viruence. almost ga.
up all hope Of being cured. The physicians @'Se.
the knife and caustc This more than o0u
bear and refused 70 have operated upon IN that way An
other remedies used but the continued gNs
worse The pain excruciang and my life was oaf'sa
In this extremity my Dr. ardmsn recommended me
try sws specific the astresort but was solpgs
diced against the patent medicines and especially 's
one that hesltated time At last gave my eonss
not believing virtue In m The first bottle ohy
increased the OF the and the discharge from H. M
honce did not inspire me with any hope. on takns ~.
second bottle there signs Of Improvement and my -
strengthened just IN proportion. used the speeinc "
wash In the treatment OF my with remarkape
sponged the with the medicine diluted win A
II soened the scab cooled the face anu rehe'e
itching sensation The spot NY face began to
well the discharge and hope sprang mp In my oA 80
Il be- asked my SELF that at last 10 be rehe'eu 80
diseasef had gwen many dark hours In inc
the idea OF being well again almost overpoweFed me
was contest between hope and fear Tor hong time
q long night OF weeping but Joy came With tho mum" -
There is nothing left mark the place but snai 49,
feel that Il Is impossible for me TO express my grau
| this great dellyerance. Itisa wonderful medicine -
Jan. o. 1884. Mrs. OLIVE HARDMAN, Monroe ""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
ANOTHER VICTORY FOR MR.. RANDALL.
HIS INFLUENCE WITH THE ADMINISTRATORS"
COMPARISON THAT is NECESSARY.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

COMPARISON THAT is NECESSARY.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
wAsHINGTov May 27.-For the appointment To-
day of Edward Campbell United States Marshal 1or
the Southern District of Iowa the Democrats oil thaV
State are mainly indebted to Samuel j. Randall Mr.
Campbel Is an old Pennsylvania Democrat and warm
friend Of Mr. Randall who took active interest IN
his case In the absence of Mr. Randall the Attorney
General recommended and the President decided to APP
point C. L. williams to the place for which Campoeii
had been urged by all the Iowa Democratic %
men and other leading Democratic politicians 1l tno
State including United States District Judge Low,
who is Democratic relic OF the Judicial appointment
of James Buchanan. The scale was turneu IN 81
Mr. Williams il is said by the fact that his 1ather
IN Alabama befo de wah." Congressman freueiiCs
Weaver and others hurried to Washington IN not hsI.o
and beseg ed the White House with threats ana sppI
cations hut without any effect ne AttornS "a con-
stood by Williams and the latter sereDeiy anu coi
fdently snapped his fingers the faces OF me ho"
Congressman. At this critical Juneture CampDell ap-
peaed to Mr. Randall who secured HIM the aPPoi"'-
meDt -. =, .. .ooo,
nize and appreciate their obligation TO Mr. kanda ana
they may be not unwilling 10 repay " az SOME
time especially in view of the fact that ne mas pac
himself on record as Tariff reormer IL Is wei,
for the Free Trade MugwumDs to sneer at MI hanua"
and assert that he has influence with the adiniuis
ration but it will puzzle them 20 point to another case
in winch the recommendation of the Attorney
has been overruled by the President lt may De 70,
menbered that only five days ago, after ions 'iu
earnest contest the recommendation OF MT. 5arIanu III
the case of the Kentucky District wa up
proved by the President despite the dgent e1ettohs
ard warm protests of ex-Speaktr Car Isle, Stnators
Beck and Blackburn. Governor Knott Henry WINTER
SON. eight or nIne Democratic Congressman anu neaiN
every other prominent Democratic poIucan III 'ue
State .,, >. Ia
necessary sometimes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
MISCELLANEOUS APPOINTMENTS.

WAsHINGTON, May 27-The Presldent to- day
made the following appointments:
Edward Campbell ir to be United states Marshal Ior
the Southern District Of Iowa
To be Registers of Land OHce-Robert c. mcfarland,
at Cnur Alene Idaho Mark W. sheae, at Watertown.
Oak.
Receivers OF Public Moneys-Downer f. Brambe.
at watertown. OAK.
To be POstm ,sters-J. j. Harten blower. vice l. T.
Brown resigned sheldon la r. II. Pratt. vice George
NJ Francis, resigned, Napa City. Cal; J. p LauRhln
sidney ohio: On trles W. Webb. vice Mrs
Grace c. Cochran. commission expired Anderson G. H.
;. G.; j. IL. DOnkuscy, vice Charles W. spuulhK 81,
pended, Laramie City. WyO; Drinn1nd SCfaE' VIC" "
IL. GanOng suspended. Fort Atkenson, Wis. W. T.
Tonvellr wee J. w. Dckmtn suspended, Gel n = ONO
William -rohner. vice william IL lAeb. rerlshed Ash
land Penn: IT, H. whitfield. vice william ID. King COM
mission expired. HIwknsyille Ca; DAVID X Boyer
vice Mary q. McGinsan, commission expired lanalui'
pirrd sherman loan. Penn; II. +. Davis vice l. e. H.
Scott confirmed February 90. $50. but not romni~
soned Orange Tex; A. l.. Downdrd, wee H. X 'I'n
shaw suspended. Mareugo. L.; James T. kacklry'
vice william ID. Lewis, suspended. Nneeuhr-' iHl'
Charles Y. Weeks, vice Edgar 7. Putnam, suspended
Jamestown n. \.
The appointment OF Edward Campbell. lr' As mar'hal
Of the Southern Dsrlchpi Iowa. Il place Of L. Will
iams who was originally elected for the once ou'
whose commission was withheld 1t was found that Mr.
Cannbe WAS evidently the choice OF the larger propor
ton of the Democratic party the state including the
Congressional delegation. man occupying Nigh Ju
dicial po.tion In Iowa whose gnsnt the President
had lence expressed theopini)n that Mr. Campbell
was the better man for place. This fact In connec
ton with Mr. Cimpbeis strong reco nnehl 't'n ~ the
Democratic COngressm'n and other prominent D'Io
Gratis inurn "a the Presldrntt0 recall me commission
| OF Mr.. Williams ana appoint MI Campprll Inc "iN''
lives at Fairfield Iowa, where ne prictl So Nv ne Wa
for many years the chairman or Inc DomOcEAuc StdVe
| Committed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28

FOREIGNERS TO INVADE THE WHITE HOUSE
TRENTON May PA Democratic procession
of no mean proportions will leave this State for wash
ngton tomorrow IL Will in solid array upon the
White House and ask the Republican oih'ehom'rs
OF New-Jersey be replaced by worthy and ambitious
Democrats The of this procession originated III
Hudson County At recent gathering of the faithful
it was decided that there not enough OF the quick
step about the present Administration. anu u WAS
thought advisable to breathe sentiment OF that sor
into the Presidents
When Middesex County heard of the proposed pro
cession concluded JOIN in. as 1t had numerous
grievances to present. Then Essex followed SUIT ana
Union also II believed that there will be Strangers
i'm the parade from Mercer. Huntergdon ana various
other counties This procession will not be headed oy
any OF the leading Democrats They are In Washington
and have repeatedly word home that the noo was
not wanted The moi is restiye however. ana eNldehuy
prefers to xamne for itself one of the members "i
the procession said tonight that II they did not accom-
pli,h anything 1t wOuld not be for lack OF cheek ana
perseverance, The procession will 20 principally In
quest of postmasterships and minor Offices IN general
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-28
CAUTION

swIFTs SPECIFIC must be confounded wns "a
numerous Potash Mercury and sarsaparila s,.s
are being advertised great curealls There Is
IKE our remedy In the world Call at N. Y. once of
for treatise on Blood and skin Diseases.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co, ~.
Drawer 8, Atlanta eA'
n Y. once 1877 West 23dst. uront parisr'
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Milan Academic

SPHERE pripats5 dule fit &naben.
1tuteraeidneter bat fd nit ieinem @obne,
6rabuirter Der aanfaS llniberftdt, ahosiirt
uno wirb am
Mamtas, ben Z. septsmber 1885
in San Nntonio cine
2ebr= Mnifalt far Snaben Boarding mad
Belieber) crSffnen.
6riinbIider unb umfafenber llnterridt be.
bufS Aufna1me in ben beften ltniberiitaten ODER
@orbereitnnsen fit ale @rofeffionen uao baS
faufmdnnifde Sad tpiro an9elidert.
Maten.-Giir oas S6uliabr bon 10 Monaten:
Boarb uno unterriht.- $4,000
llnterriht ALIEN 10000
Sir Gatalosc a~brefire man
Us. s. @ote, Yrineiput
1S,8,tlWupfm San antonio, geras.
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Nbfabrt BON @alpeiton ieten Mittwcd
unb Spnnabenb Wcrsen.
Gbfabrt bon Seem Yorf pier 20 gaft
6iber ieben Mittmod unb Sonnabenb
Madmittas 8 nbr.
5ahrpreiie: Son San Mntonio mad
Nem Ocrt, aaiate $3.50, &unoreiie
SOL. 85, 3wiidenbed $31.e5.
Die Dampfer bieier 2inie finb neu,
eiienbeidlasen, febr fdnea unb fir aaiis
tenpafasiere elegant ein9ertdtet NIT aus
sejei4neter
Soft unb Bebienung.
Die Staten unb gerpfesuns far 3mi.
fdenbed Yafasiere nerben bon feiner
anbern 2inie ibertrpffen unb cine Preiss
ermdBisuns finbet fat far gafaSiere
brett mad europa.
BeiOuDers Yreisermdbisuns fir Gin
wanberer. Sidets bon irsene elmer
Stast in europa pia Stem DDrf unb Der
Mallory LIME
mad trsenb eineut Srt in Eeras fSnnen
BON allen M8enten europdiider Dampfer.
LINEN SeSen gcruusbe5uhluns sefauft
perben. wie aud BON ben M9enten Der
@ulf, Colorado & Ganta Sc, unb Spue
ffon & geras Central @%iienbabnen.
STR Yreisliffe bon Yaifa8eideinen mad
cber bon Eeras unb irseub einen1 Srt in
europa erfunbiSe 4 fid bein1 nddften
@senten cber iareibe ausfibrli4 an
j. Young,
@eneral BafaSe=N sent fir bic Sabifaas
ten, ~ Wet : Commerce @traBe, Can
antonio; q. @ehtert, Safase- @lerf.
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YaffaSs Yretfe:

Jobr trtt.
OeIrt@S S &c.,
Central Gsenteu,
Io. 2 Bowtins @reen, Mew=ypn
Us. s. Ocuns unb s. @riefen>
Bed & @Dy Gsenten fdr Gan Nntonio.
y Ruffef, Tssnt FIR sdulenburs.
1875, s5ip-
" y. sdr. o. @ran3
l4.I Shuftn. fratsr Grans q atei.Y
SGnIenfnrs
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l,se7 @epinue I'M 8etrase bon $685., SOC
3eu8niB:
sSir bei9einisen bierburb, ba6 mir nue aa.
oronungen BET ben naonatliden unb balbidbr.
lIden 8iebunsen ber Qouiiiana StaatSIotterie.
.gompagnie iiberipa9en unb peri0nlid contrp.
ltren. " berrf9t bel ben 8iebungen @brIi9teit
Pasnie, biefes gertifeat fur ibre an3eisen .
benuben.
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Negelmdbt9e pp1t@O dntphhthfabrt
via SOUTHAMPTON
Dtrmtttslf Der siesanten anb beItss,sr oft
Dnupfi@t1t BON 7000 8enaea unb see
Yfertefraf,
Cider, @u,s, Wsrra.
@lbe, Tulta. Nsdar.
Rbein, Wain, Dcnau,
Salter, Sabsburs, Ober,
Sen. Werber.
Die @rpebitionstaee Rnb ME tIst ftassfst ,
Bon Bremen: Stbtn sounattnb nnf
NtttppG.
Bon Aew-gorf: Stbsp soanabsnt
unb NtttDp&.
Die @eifs Der Sdnelsampfsr BON
Stem Ocrf mad Bremen oauert 9 Gage.
BafaSiere erreiden nit ben S9neGs
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