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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
Az AMBITIOUS "BrRE1U or LITFRI TURF"

Az AMBITIOUS "BUREIU or LITERATURF."
An ambitious circular has been issued Icy what calls
itself a Bureau Of Literature" with ALI gcd CAPT
tai Of COO The circul,r chief feature a cut Of
tic large building at No. 23l Broadway. all over which
is blazoncd the. bureaus with glazing signs
to indicate it, possession Of the entire place from base
meut to flagstaff The bureau" claims to dispose OF
the worthy manuscripts of talented authors who have
hitherto written unnoticed and mapprcciated, for
small fee TRIBUNE reporter yesterday visited TIE
building described in the ambitious circular. II was
covered with all other kinds OF business signs except
that of the bureau" Neither outside nor upon the
Office directory in the hallway there any iudica-
ton of the existence OF the institution which sells
amateur manuscripts for slight advance Tee. A
written card. however said that a school Of stem
ocraphv could bc found in the room on the third
floor THIS having been OF the Incidentally
mentioned purposes Of the bureau it visited aud
in the rear room a man found who sand hc knew OF
the " burcau and was its manager. lie SAID the
bIrrlu was Incorporated about seven eight
ycarf ago hut he would not tell who tie Inc'rpordor
were as they were only friends who lent their
As mn Accommodation lie was asked about the
$4,000 advertised capital and said " II was all
right" He asked who were 'ciated with HIM M
tn, enterprise but replied that he could not say Just
vet" He said he had rec lived great many manu-
crt tor sale bat did not admit that be- had Yet sold
any He offered The reporter place professor N
journalism in "a school he said ne meant to establish
he ambitions circular says that il manust rpt, cannot
be sold their authors will be informed that they lack
the peculiar talent of success nj writer, which uor
nation will bee worth mo1e money than the amount
they VIII have paid INTO the " burcau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
sHIRr MAKERs RkruRN TO WORK.

The strike of the shirt makers III the emplo,
of the Keen Manufacturing Company Ia ended The girls
returned To work yesterday IN body at the old rate OF
wages Mr. Anathan the managing partner OF the com
pany Informed the girls after they had rcturned work
that tho company had decided voluntarily to raise their
pay i've cents a dozen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
ELEVEN JURORS TO try A MrRDERER

John halmaler was placed yesterday at tho
bar In the Court Of oyer and rermner answer an -
dicmcnt for murder In the first degree IL, Is charged
with killing his wife by striking her the hcal with
HAT iron at No III MuborrysL on February %, 1855.
Eleven jurors were obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
Fox for appel

void appellant Jacob Gross anu janice -
ant John III Clapp for respondent. go. Mary O Dea
NO SiI-James O'Dea, appellant agt MaIy nden for
sp Hdent p r Hulen for APPELLANT. Delaney Or''''
respondent. .,o. ~ thu Illuminated
on Companv respondent, agt WilliamF NieIoLss
+ : PROFIT for appellant samuel DOud for respohuon''
The folowIngis the calendar OF the Court ot App'
for October ID:
Nos 800 $751; 1885, 204 295, 296, 32l. 322.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13

k"Whst l have to say said tho speaker, fought ia
satisfy any candid man. And then he canded his au-
9ionce-that Is W say, sneared them with
Transcript.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13

Franklin Bartlett counsel OF Mrs Hayward, thcr0upOn
moved ortcr for the examination OF General Cut
ting In regard 10 the manner IN which he mad performed
hi, duties executor Mr. Bartlett said he was informed
that General Cutng had made sale OF the stock Of the
Chicago, indianapolis and Peru Railroad belonging TO
the estate uf his lthrr To the wabash aud PLcHc Rail
road Company and had received therefor S2OOOOOO OF
the Wabash bonds. aud that General Cutting admitted
that he had taken for himself 700 OF these bOns Mr.
Bartlett said his Information that General
Cutting had sold large number OF these bonds
their par value for himself. and proposes To divide
bonds deprecated IN value among the other heirs. \
large para Of the personal property had been lost, and
order To cover M the losses all payments
ch1rd against receipts Of income alone. aud the rents
Of the real estate were not given.
the Surrogate directed that the hearing be adjourned
until Friday, when arsuuout on this motion and also
upon tho motion 10 remove General Cutting from tho
position Of executor VIII be heard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
ENTRIES FOR THE COUNTRY CLUB RACES
TWO DAYS OF SPORT Al BARrow-oN-TuE-soUND-

TWO DAYS OF SPORT Al BARrow-oN-THE-soUND-
ABALL on FRIDAY NIGHT
The entries for the Country Club race meet
ing have been many and OF good quality On Friday
night ball will be given by the club at its clubhouse al
special train on me e,,6 Me% VI
=. Will return to the city when the festivities
The pony hurdle race Of the first day did not t and
pony fiat has been substituted Tho eLtrieS arc
as follows:
THURSDAY.
FIRST RACE nuNrErs' HANDICAP. ABOUT III
MILES.
Mara Hailiclow cyclone
SECOND RACE STEEPIFCHAsFES' AID HURDLE
RACERS HANDICAP, Il MILES.
$ 5faa, S5i' &s.a $.as js'ad'@a''
rnup RACE, uuNrrn,' HANDICAP srrrrLEcuAsE,
Full COURSE.
victor Cyc'oae Cigarette
H IiG5saa.. q choice H h1add Ha5urH
FOURTH RACE, COUNTRY CLUB PLATE. HANDICAP
sTEEPLECuAsF. SHORT CoUEsE.
Jack BY Rebel &c 'sior
Ecuador schoo'masicr Roe
EI %5 55 ''%'5 m5 , j T@5i,9%
WITH RACE, roNY. 12-NrLE ON rdE FLAr
wild Tom nl'y pcync GGH gyo
SATURDAY.
FIRST RACE. PoLo PONIES, l2-MILE
Cndy LILY &c Inc VIA rom
Iulc
sICOND RACE. HUNTERS HANDICAP, QUALIFIED
HUNr.rS, 3i-NILE, FLAT.
viva cyclone cigarette
A,tat1r Colon LlJrcINOd
ElacS IICsSar
1InED FACE. HUNTERS srEEPLECHAsE, FULL
COURSE.
Tro,lTc Tlcurcfto
Il.i,.,I.'. tlIo'ra l1.l Auburn
Emulation
FOURTH RACE, PELHAM srEErLECnAsr, FULL
COURSE.
Qncrcc arlso hooImast,r
Inn. l',SUUl,N
jan NCGOvan ltiH ~ wore Ul''H
zen .Iur kIu iipuhlrr Rose
TILrl Claus hIICi-iTaN
FIFTH RACE, CONSOLATION err, HUNTERS HANDi-
CAP sTTTTIECHASE, FULL COURSE.
Tf.ufollnv I.u,i' TrOuhfc
I.l.,., tlrlIt't.
SIXTH EACT. HEAVY WEIGHT sIEIPLEtHAsE FULL
COURSE.
tr.t,ror U,b.rn's Choice Dundee
IIcufC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
Ring aud sharor in the sIoils OF the Canal hins
MR.. HILLS CONNECTION WITH THE ERIE.
HOW AND WHY HE WAS GIVEN LEGAL BUSINESS
RY TIE ROAD.

HOW AND WHY HE WAS GIVEN LEGAL bIolNEo'
BY THE ROAD.
FLM1RA, Oct. II (Spcc,dO. -GOvenor Hill
has now to face another trouble besides his financial re-
laons with Tweed and his voting for the bills IN which
Tweed was interested From statement made mere To-
day by General George NJ Diven, attorney OF the Ere
Railway at Elmra 1871, it would seem that Mr. I'M
was rewarded for voting against the bill repeating the
Erie Railway Classification Act in the Assembly OF Iol
by being given legal business by the road The Cass-
cation passed I'm 1869 for the purpose OF keep
ing Could and Fisk in control of the EFio Railway
although they did not tho property. They hal III
creased the capital stock from S2oo)oooo 10
$50 600 decreasing enormously its vaiae' ana hau
in other ways damaGe the ROAD by their management
The actual desired the repeal OF the Oa''io'
in order 10 recover possession OF the rou W.
Hill with nfty-nino other members OF tho Assembly
voted against the repea act 1871 and defeated IT,
As member OF the Railroad Committee he also actou
in the interest OF Gould and FISK delaying
report on the repeal bill, and then reporting II au
vcrsely When he returned home TO Llnra III the SUM
mcr Of ST. ho mast have expected some reward from
Gould and Fisk for his friendlness to them That year
rs for many years previously George NJ owen was '"o
attorney Of the Erie railway in Enira. lie manager
all the suits Of the company from tho western line OF
Tioga County TO the borders OF Erie county on INV"
explained to-day what happened upon ASSehO'ylh'h
HIS return to Elmira from Albany "Shor'E al'I
Mr. HIS return" he said, can officer Of
the Erie Railway dear lleh" "
mine asked me II would not divide my Erie business
with Mr. Hill knew what The SUGGESTION mean, Of
elect it was saying: II you don't surrender nan ".
your Eric suits to Mr. Hin every one OF them WH we
given to him. refused TO make any sh'n uL' 'I,,
Al once the Erie people stopped sending mo tH'T N
papers. My books show that the l'S' 81
given me bears the date Of July - 49, -
From that time until April, ISL, me ,IiaaI
ial way Company gave me none "I It's re-"
busin css. All OF it transferred IN ny opihonto
Mr. I'M Iaccidcntlly came across Nj I'M "a he was
managing OF the Erie suits aftcrwar thl year IN
pauy do not know. Tho compensation made ny the
Under me tile of legal expenses many 0cb paid
and the compensation was sometimes "siohi'hlhGN
great in Wow the O~ensihlc service knew al The
time that the Erie dispensed with my services and en-
p,oyed MI Hill. that the owners OF the road were max
iny arrau cement, TcpOsscsS IT, ms lhcI uld IN
Auril. ISL. and | resumed my connection WITH the
company rs its attorney In the meantime Mt I'M
had az n member of the Assembly I'm 1872 aga voted
AGAINST repeal Of the Classification act hut THIS time
in vain. only seventeen men Joined with him IN voting
against the rcpe. OF the act and 1t was passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13

REWARD OFFERED FOR KATE JUDD.
PRoyIpESCE, oct. l2-Snperin tendent Hunt offers a
reward or 90 for the arrest OF Kate judd who
caped from state prison on Sunday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13
sI,U25.767 80


Schedule \ Of the accounting contains statement Of
the interest and increase ia the personal estate, when
from time o. time the hands OF tho executor
The entries Of interest received are mostly Tor dividends
on Su, Ks and coupon. bonds The entries under the
head ~ increase represent tn amounts received by the
executor for the sale NJ securities over ana above the
appraised values. These entries are the only index 10
tnr sale. securities made by She executor There H.
however. no means OF determining what use was made
%, re moneys realized The following items belong under
the head;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13

wv
500 bonds Wabash, Louis and Pacific Railroad
IA pr"c'4. ~ rcnrtaui alton. at a valuation Of
ltt.u~uuCsp %, indianapolis, Perm AM chicago
stock This valuation being nominal and made
the charge IN the inventory % said
siurcs ... 10000 90
road appraised Il ,'..'. $4,000 90
Bond, II inca %. cincinnati and Louisville Rail-
rood. b. value SIC Gln In addition T. above aud
purchased by executor iucss bombs are
mort .gc in process ot foreclosure.
sos ,hlr.. of special Land stO'K IN I Paul and
sioux city Railroad Naue nom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-13

tc-tator
schedule q /, a special railroad account, with debt
aud credit side. showing what payments were made to
Az! recclNcd from v T. Maot and later L. q. Cannon.
10. IeasucIs OF tho Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville.
and Tie indianapolis. Peru and Chicago railroads The
roI ON the debit side j., Jgj So II on the credit
side. 81 ,Gp-,3JJ II; not income To- ddto of sale.
81. Il 3D. The consideration for the sale OF the estates
interest u tho indianapolis Peru and Chicago Railroad
and n, branches % the wabash 1000 bonds the
Wabash St Louis and Pacific Railroad, par value - 900
each III these William cutting rccrl5el 700. Tho
umnlcr are subject lien which rests upon $40 of
them.
schedule G accounts for the assets in the hands
~ fb. r,.,Iypr II contain, the following items.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-13

Die bemerteuamertbeu uuo tuObltbitiaen
&eiultate, bic Der @ebrauA BON Monells
Teething Cordial er5ielt, haben 81 ieiner
algerneinen Nupenoun9 in faf allen QrteH
BON Srautbeiteu, oenen Sin6er unterworien
fno, gefiibrt. Or beilt SldbuHg, Solit, Itaz
geniaure, Durffau u I. NJ. Seine 6amilie
iolIte Obne ibn ieiu. 8et aueH Apothetern
3u babeu. (311-)
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e,rbeittr=l,a ..tl,sr il @;d,fnnn.

Sapz @itp. N,ih., y. 2pgnF.- SIDE.
IN Brennan nroe I'M 8 lIhr beute &ormit-
tag onrtl cine 9epeifJe benad)ridtigt, 0aB
Die Stt.Ier bie SalimtrIe Ger 6irn1a Gar
l,er, 6eatb 6 Comp. ;Hr GiuilsQHns oes 8e<
tr,ebs 9eimungen bGtten unb od5 pOliSeilid]t
6iilfe erruiinift iei. Der Sderiii begab iicb
nit elmer S0aar 9lFitenten ga9 bem 59au.
plase nnb bef0bI ben Qur,ihrelH, Iid 81 SCI
ftreneu. Statt ibm 6olge Ill leiiien, oer=
lpotteten i'm Die Stttftr, uub ais Der SIDE
MI etren Der GdbeisftArer III 0erbaften
iu6te, grifien fe i'm Uno eiue 8egletter nit
anippeln mo aubcren QSaffeu an. Die 8ez
amten jogen lire HeuOlUer, uoraui etuer Oer
Suulultuanteu auf Sen SdJeriI, SrennaL
ieuerte uno ibm etue Strcifwunoe all Ser
Stt1de 'beibradlte. 3uglei1 crhielt Der 5d)es
III etnen SulppelldlGg oil 0ie linte Seite
oeS 3opIes. 8rennan feIerte oann .petnal,
NIB nlebrere anoere Sd)HIie ngroeu onrauf
Spti6en ben Strifern uHo Seamteu gepe0I
lelt. 2llS Slut Su fieBeu begaun, plden ble
Anfrllbrer Suriif un0 ;erireutcu Td mad al
len &iftuugeu. yteun oerielbeu muroen
uerbaftet uH0 bsftnoeu I'D jegt i'm 0tfGHg-
ntB. Oret ODER Uter Der Strtfer er' .tttu
SbnBmunOeu. Ser beutige 3uiammauitoB
1T Der srife, peld)er lett Dem britten Gage
oeS nun lfoH mebrere {So6en oauerhoen
NuSItan0eS UOrftet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-13
6rzScftCt3r Seller utIo ote petpad1s
tetsA SSseioegr iinSc,

. @btcQgo, Stls., y. NuaHi:. Der III
bere SetretGr oes <}nueru, Or. Seller, ba.
Ill elUer lluteueoung ,ItitieoeH i'll Qbreoe
9eieLt, oaB Hie @aGtpcr;cage, melbe ole
&bepennen uuo 2tr0paboe8 I'M Sabre 1888
NIT Uea Siebiarilen abgclGloHen bab3u, ie
mails pon linn aIS SeiretGr ocS Snreld be.
itdttqt mOroen ieien. Gr Oerf9ert, er babe
;ur 3eit arsorHdli1 benlertt unD Dies and
in ielHen Seriu)teu ben 1883 bis 1884 augez
iiihrt, bab Die He9jel ing iid) oa8 9fedt Dor
bebalten, Die 8iehiiiriten aus DEN gepad)tr
ten NeioelQnOerelen au3iuueleu, UerI lu-
mer 0ies Scr GeQierllug, iel eS in 6olQe ib=
rcr etgPTen SeOuadhnaeu ooey ii SOIge
Don &eidmerben Der Snoiauer, notbwenoig
erifeiHen iolite. 5n Serbiuoung oamit babe
cr Dem @tepiiirten be6eutet, Bag Die &esiez
ling iith uidIt einriidleu miiroe, ruenn Bic
5n0ianer nit oen Bautocrtrdgeu 3ui,,coen
ieiH iotIttn. or. 5eller H>iut .ibrIoeu8, oeu
Snoiouern babe Die &erpa1iun9 t9rer ydu.
oersien uiel geuiibt, lboH Oesbaib, neil iie
Saburf aeierHt bGtten, IUie man Gieb an
Seiteu pilGgt, ilberbaupt well iie eiu iuen,g
Qe,dlditlide GriQbrlInQ hCfpmnen hGttsu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-13
SBoGfentrndl li,,0 eeDenSperiuit

ct. YauI, Minn., u. &Hguf. f.-liad
ridten ans 8ea0mo0o lufolQe lpuroe oG3
2onezSree= Greertbal uabe &gaorou. Dat,
am letten 9onreritaQe uon c.aem 9Solter
brudJe blimGeiuft. Bier Wduaer, ;pei Sfluz
Der, Ioipie eIne 2nSabl Bierue ertrarEeu, uun
cine mebrere 5unOert DarO5 laune 8abHz
Itrede pnrbe aufgemiiht. Cine ans Sater,
0tutter nib brei StnOem beitebauoe @mi.
granterfamilte la9erte am llfer ocS &raefS
unb murGe BON uem pi0blt9en g8aiierihmal
iiberraid)t. Der SAFER Ueriuhte, ;pei Der
Stnber 6u retteH, lam lebod) NIT ibneu nm s
2eben. 0ie 6rou uno bd5 anbere Sinh wurs
ben ourt Die 5Iutben fortgeriiien, eutgtnger
jebod) msrfpiirOiaer gGetic Dem SoOe.
Srog, N.=9., y. Nugult, g8Oifen=
brA6 trat ge9en llbr beute gta6mtttaa 5H
9ofmannS Telr9, aGt Dteilea BON 2utiter
odnl, Elm. 0aS Geleiie Der o9tewsD sDorter
Genital 8abn" tunroe aui elmer 500 TuB
langcn Strede in BEN 5luB geipiilt, unO Ga=
Ie9rapbenpidbIe, 3auns Il. ogl. liegen in
meilenwetem llmtreiie oaruttoar. Der
SabnperteBr it In.erbrodeH. GHorner
z dld0en entitano allf oeu @etrQSefGl0erI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-13

Goubon, y. 0uguf. = Der 0lanL,
giamens Brain, met1er am go. Suli meqsu
alnce &erudls 5Hr Grmor1uug ieines iriilc.
ren Grbettqerers, oes 2linerGlmaTer 6abl
tanien ,jetad, mclttr SlauN me9eu Elmt-
udt tntlaiien bate, ptrbaftet murOc, lit ,um
Bro5eile beiQelteft mOroeu 8ie 8oli5ei 1T
lett Ser &nttft, oaB Die in Sraun'S Gage
buf gcjhnbcH,H GlHtydge: oG0Otete eineu
Marn III Senncfes uno eiueu auOereu IN
youtianu, Do td) cine Sdleuue uerbrauute, ="
iib All 8orfdle I'M amerlTaniidjeu Siiraer.
hege be3iepeH, welfen GrHnn aIs 5O!oat
mtlgemadt baben iOa. Der GVgeIiagtc 1T
aus GeUndJlQno qebiirtiq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-13
Serm. teIegrapbii9e 9eseF9eu
Mus DEM SnIanDe.

- SH Shicauo fI6 tereits U6c. 5 ,0,C }
tlr elH Grant &tNrImeTt geie.Wnet Uor-eu.
- 5h Chicago iotl oieier Gage p,l0cr sir
h'i' oem 9Ir5lape bebai.eter @9,nGie CutHI0,
poypeu tin.
.. s. 6ambugerS @crberci III Oa
Ne9o 6au8, H.-D., Ut uieoeygebraunt. Der
%eruH betragt $85 200.
- 6rau 0eleue puut Sadion, 0te btfannte
~drntlteuerln, 1T Geiteru 81 SaH 6raurst1
am Ntagcntrebs gelrorbeu.
: &ei sort @olbonrue, Ont, 1T cine
Gro9asqueue eHtoedt moroen, melae @aS
9enu9 mr. Die Selerttul ,.- .-.. Staot
Iiettrt.
- See. &lougb III 81 0uutanoiGe, Ga.,
poH etnem @Mbreder, zen er in ieinem
3lr,ner cr.oppte, eurd elren S9u6 t6Sdib
pelttst norCen.
Der YoliSeihef Uou CHATTANOOGA,
GelIn., bat Die oortjgc ySime5" rueqeu Hrl.
tlilrung ielNe5 ImtSperhalteuS auf S25, 900
Shaoenerlas oerilngt.
- 9Siuiam u. 3oot, ein bi5ber iiir reid
gebaltener Mtebl. un0 Gettai0ehSuOler, lit
ans 9|emarf, =, oma9ebranu.. Seiu 81.
9entbum 1T pom Sd)trtff StulOeu balbcr
UeidJla9uobmt moyoen.
- >ir 2Qutgun & Slad'S 6ol;bof an Der
80. StraBe III @bilaoelpbia ridtett elm pab.
Teno Der oorIeBtcn giadlt au9gebrodeues
Nener SGaotR I'm Stul9e pOn $1,000 al.
Ntan oermutbet &ranOintuuq.
- Die p4arrott Srou. 60" iveldle IN
@retnmooo, N.-D., 9roBe GltHwelte beiibt,
lou Itd in finan,IcQeu &erlegenhciten beiiu
oen uu0 bat orV geirIcb Der S&eytt clnoez
ltClit. Die Taiijpa perpeu aUi 500, 900 oi5
100000 geldabt.
- SIN Staate M}aiia1uietts ugrocn I'LL
ttrid)riftCn fir YetltiOneH geilmmelt, luel1e
ben Scitetdr Saparb eriudeu, ijd) bel Der
tanaollben Re9terlH9 iii 9itel, ben gum
&ooe otrnrtbellen 6uBrer Der &nlurgeuttu
tlF gtoromeii9ebltte, 5u ptrmcubCu.
- 2anl. JtOli, melter TOR nlebreran Dto
uateu auf 2uguit Bcu3d'S Tarm uabe 9tea=
otHg, Ba., Gin Sebduoc QR;iiuoCte, in mel.
dem oicr 0teniaen ben Blammeuto0 er
tl,tcr, 1T mc9en l&obniiuHS TtIigtiprOdtu
uHo elmer &rGenanna!t iibcuuteieH norb'I.
- >NI Ger rSheuaHooa2 Gitg &ohleuQru-
be" bet SbeHdubOal, 4a., ertigutte GdJ NAB
reno nrr poy'Gbttu 9tltt cire 9dmprteiie'
Grploiinu, uCld)c peiGuidren SdaOen i'm
6ettage Oon $4,000 lmldltete. Sin 4rbeiter,
Jtoncr5 I2iuiamS, trIi,t itw2yt &lr.t8ua
gen.
- 0ie Familto linls letuiiien G1ni. 9Th,
bOugb Hale yiep YbilaodpbIa, ., mugoe
OOrgelern Ourt zen GeauB giiiigsr 56mGm-
ne, meltt Die 2cuto iIr tBUore Yil;e biel-
ten, perglitl.. Sin Hlno 1T gejtorbon, uno
brei auocre btijToen fd) III lu.idJtm 3u.
itauoe.
-S'Gonnor'6 2od al ser Sout6 l&a,er.
St. in Chicago uNS mcbrerc tlciue gaoer
uny 0irtbidaften all oar J,uibhraBe mnrOeu
aeituI ourD 6Guer ieritDrt. Der &r.ujt
Uerlgt S12 900. giehrere bct.uuiene 4r-
better, Die itdl in eiHer Der 2Slr4ibat,eu be
fanten, pur0cn mn nit tu1Pp,y 9totl &c.
rettet.
- IN DSifmauiea bat gran 5. 0iiher cine
Stage 3egru etne S1ebamme elugclcItet, NEIL
pieieibe iWet Dor jlp2i 2GOteu pOu Der Rld,
Germ gCuoreuc uuo bolo oaraui QcIiorbene
3mjuinge, bic an Ser 8rnit Uer;iuiQt, rgip.
3uommtGqema1itH wareu, 0bUe Giumiit
aprg Der gtutter cu,ieyat Uuo III alfobol AMI
NNA,,0 t,vf h1t4n
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Gbartcs ". GttttentOn,
aQCinigcr &gent,
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uGtueu oeutideH Gala z4beuoH
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populdreu, relpettubeln Gtatliiiemeut Oeranz
itGltct. IS III GaS len eritc8 CONNER
uaft5icit, OeheuIauCr u0bl bic Ohtteruadltsz
ituuoe liberlhrcItaH mro &omert, Sheater,
Suuminailou, 65uermtrt uHo SaQ firo ote
ySnmmCrn ces oygidltig aU5gearbeiteteuu
corbtrettcteu Hrogramm5. 9a5 6auptmos
ment biloet ole 6beatcr Soritelluua, gedez
ben miro OGSnct ulrgenO6 aufqeiii6rteSolfS.
Hid 70 C 6 g d ii Benieit in 8iuQeun
nil @elaug ut0 EdnS IN iuH' Sil0ern uou
8arl 6ontgileln, IMiif pou s. s. 9eDer. -
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'd]leBen" UnO roas JaGoerullo Seminal"
merocn oa5 2luoitorum bis gum S9hls fel=
lvlH. DaS finite &ilo ,ytie0erual0 GeHfs
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9utUur1 i'm Brglen uoa llrla % BeriOneu
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grOgarti5eH uGroiedDniiG)tu 9uolutlouen bar
gelieut merOeR. &Om &erianer 0e5 Stiites,
a0rl 96nIglten, rlibrt and Der i'm p@oucors
pCrubaule" 0ahitr nit brtuantem Gr-
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ntueitc8, iOtbcu OOueuoeteS @&ert. - g8a8
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aubergemDbulit uuO nit uielen llutoIten
OertHiipit; trObOem 1T oas Gutree auf uur 25
@ent8, fur 3moer IN Der Glteru 8eqleituua
auf IS Gents uOrmirt. Angeiibt8 iolber
NnitrengungCn, otm 4ublitHm auitdnOtge,
nodRaltge @cniiiie 5u UeriAafen, OerOieHt
oQ5 S5eii reaen Geiun.
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eaura SIarfem,s sntfahrn,,n.

y Pbtlaoelp p b ia, y. &HguIt - GQeu
0arien, Die 9fenerGl, melde oQ5 Sneiidbrige
NeSermdbhen Haura CLARION uon bier eTt.
iiihrte unb uadI @beiter bra1te, no SQiielbe
geitern bon 8ebeimpoI;tfeu aufaefunSeu
Wur0e, beitIno beute elm Soruerb6r lluo purz
De Dem 0erih htsperiabren iIberpteIen. gGle
Die @eheilnpon3iien ermittelt babeu, pareu
tire 0iotipe ilIr Den aiHoe5rdub folosnSe:
Guen beiratbete 2Sm. $. 3arien p6r per
Sabren III Germantown, uno am 27. Otdr;
1882 oerlieB ije ibr 2tann lpegen anqebiid)sr
llntrene. Sie ba- It'd ieitoem foYtndhreno
bemiibt, cen Dtann Siriid 81 Qeiuiuneu. Gis
mes Cages 3aigte he ihm sic 9Gotoarapbie
slueS iarbtgen Shines, peldes iie fir cas
einige eriidrte. 5te ioroerte i'm Quf, far
oaS Gino 3u orger, aIlein Oarieu idlerTte
tlrer .tngdbe ..,t5M @larben. Glen bct!UB
aIsNann, Elm Sino Su iteAieu, ru0 iud)te BON
oa al mad einem paiieU1en UiulQ..enflnoe,
bis lie elnes Cages III 4ailaoe pbia an Der
GGe Der 8. NIB &Gtbet.ts4taBe Die tleine
glnra @larton IN einem Sinoermaqea lab
uno etne iidl gerG0e bietenoe @elegen6e,t er=
9l.fI, oieIeIbe 81 eniiibrsN. 0arteu ar6eitet
III @belier, lIno glen begab fd] nit oem
Siroe oOrtbiH, no iie Dor einem gtotar e.olib
erbarteter paB ibr @atte ber &ater oes &dl=
Res lei. Ste iGg.e, ihre 0tutter III BhIaoet-
pbia babe haS am0 iir lie uerpileqt, unu iie
hQbe IS HIN QGlehn1t
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Gtu niBlifles Soansmittel.

Bic 8ifenIdait bat in ben Ieeteu 8eJeua
MEN iiberraidenoe Sortifritte gemuht - be-
ionoerS bat Die @6emie Iuihtige 6etlmittel
ta'S geben Slpcerin- @arbOl- Sdure
-Salicelz zSGure. Gbloral-ialjiaures &ocaiu
uno oueGr3euguiiie Der leBteu Sahre.-0as
piftigite @reigniB 1T jeboA Die @niHhrIn9
oes SuHoer'i9en Eucalyptol, elmer fiiiigen
Subfun;, bic fi6 beiOHbers ais elm probates
6ausulittel benabrt bat in 3 9ipbt9eritis
uH6 allen Qrteu BON 9alsletoen, & o.
tarrb g 9nupfeu, Reurat9ie, and
in Der &nmeuoung bel BranOpuuoeu, Sc.
i6mulf uiru.-Sebe 6lai6e III nit auSfiibr.
lideu anweiiuu3eu Ueriebeu, Uu6 Der 8reis
$1.-@s miro in uielen 66Gen MIR trOpien,
meile uerpenset. gu b0beH bel allen 4pot5e'
fern Ooer bel Der Sauptz Agentur
Wteper Brothers & Got1tp.,
(NRG-) St. eOuts. IQ,