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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
TnIrteen.year.ola Maggie Bauaon M,..,ar.

BuRrLNGroS y. j., jane 26-Maggie Baudon ~ years
Old. who taken from tho ChJren's Home at Trrn.
ton two months ago, by the family OF samuel Adams
living here. has been missing since Tuesday night
Her services had rot been wholly satisfactory and re.
Gently Mrs Adams told the Kr IL she did not do better
she would be sent back TO the Home III" girl, it is
SAID threatened to commit suicide rather than return
to the Home on TussdAv afternoon Mrs Adams sent
her to tie woodptlo tor wood She dII return
and search Was made for her she not at the wood
sued Footprints found along the bank OF tho AssScuuk
Greek, which border The farm OF Mr. showed
that size had been hcre ler tracks found the
mad. aud IN spInr places where tile bank mry II
seen that sho had ulculty IN eNtrtCAug herself shs
not found and II IL generally believed that she has
committed suicide large party is gu. securing tho
woods and nelis for Ter
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now Mrs. CARE LOST HER TEETH.
They Fell Out When She Tried to Bite
Nurae KRAFT. the latter SMys.

Nurse Kraft. the Latter says.
Miss Kraft. the Blackwell's Island Hospital
nurse for whom James Carr obtained sum
mons on Wednesday. to answer to a
charge OF nssaultinG his wife. pa
tient In tho hospital, appeared Mt
the Tombs Police Court yesterday. She said
that Mrs. Carr was a very refractory patient,
and. at times. Was violently insane. On Fri
day last Mrs Carr Iuarrelled with another pa
tent. Miss Kraft rushed between them. when
Mr.. Carr tried 10 bite her In the knee. Miss
Kraft denied that she knocked out Jour OF Mrs.
manning In hcr dress. which was bitten through.
She also denied that Mrs. Carr's nose was
broken or her eyes blacIened.
subpTnRs had been issued for Mrs Carr
and Mrs. Gilmore. head nurse. and Miss Mary
c. Marvin OF the hospital. but none OF them APP
pearod. Justice German refused to grant q
warrant for Mrs. Gilmore. and referred
Cars counsel 10 the Charities Commissioners
The examination will go on to-day.
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Must Pay Pr,uelpal BurdieL,s Salary.

AtAmeetnE OF tie Long Island City Board OF Educa-
ton last night writ OF mandAmus from the supreme
Court served tho members OF the Board ordering
them pay $3.50 salary due 4. Hall Burdick formerly
principal Of the First ward school Mr. Burdick WAS the
principal against whom charges OF unGeulemAnIy con
duct preferred by Mayor Gleason the instance
OF Two teachers under Mr.. Burick.
After Asorirs Ot sensational hearings became owl
dent that the charges could not be sustained The
Board Of Education Then removed MIR Buruick, but The
state Superintendent Of Education reinstIted him. Tho
School Commissioner paid no heed TO the Supernten.
dents decision So Mr. Burick appealed 20 the courts
to aid him IN collecting his salary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
HEMINGWAY CONVICTED.
The Ex.State Treasurer OF MiSsiasippi Sea.
fenced to Five Years In Poison.

fenced to Five Years In PrINOn.
JACKSON. Miss. June 2G.-The trial of ex-
Treasurer Hemingway ended today in YER
diet OF guilty. The jury recommended him to
mercy. Motions for now trial We're oycrruled
and Judge ChrlsmSn asked The prisoner il he
had anything to say. He replied in u five min
M,IIer and nssertod lis innossnce ~ rSs
charge OF stealing t3l5.Gl2 iIom the state
Pointing ut the District Attorney, he said. with
choking voice and tears In his eyes:
81 may go to the renItentiary and NAV die
there and when so 10 the bar OF God / may
60 to hell but thank God / will never fall TO
the level OF hat man"
When he h.ul finished his speech the Court
sentenced him TO live years in the peniten-
Court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
The Adventure OF Two Row.

Tho twelve year old boys Emil Lathsan and Otto
F,irlsch who reported missing from their homes
on the llA'!snsack pauH ROAD, Union I'LL have been
found. They started on sunday last to gather wild
Ito Nsrs IN the swanps hack unon mn otto Forsrh
STRAINED his ankle and became unable to walk. Ills
companion tuckiy stayed WIN him, and the Two boys
were exhausted when they NrTo found IN the swamp
yesterday ny Jacob mpSchrii They had been without
food for fOur days and had had nothing 20 driuk but
tie hoggy water In tho swamp. They were take 10 a
farmhouse Arstai n, and, after receiving fuOa Rui
melleAl attention. were IemONel % ther hOmeA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
CHARLES sEYMoURs fRENzr.
He Tries to KIN his BOarder. His Wife
and son, and Then Cuts His Throat.

MANGuEsTER. Vt, June 2G.-Charles Seymour
Of Manchester Centre In fit OF frenzy this
morning struck Charles Harding. q jeweller.
who was boarding with him, with Il hatiron on
the head. back OF the ear. knocking him down.
and struck MIN thee times near the same
started 10 run TO alarm tho neIghbors when he
struck her with tho iatiron. knocking her down
an rmbankment in front OF tho house. He then
the IRON and then cut his throat with pocket
knife, !scyerinG the wndpine; also stGb6ing
living but Seymour and Harding will die. aud
the others are in critical state. but may re-
cover. Seymour had been In POOR health for
several weeks and had shown signs OF insani-
~ There Is also some evidence that he was
jealous Of his wife. though there does not seem
TO have been any cause Tor jealouay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
One or tho Finest R,de. n Rronoo

John o Brien. Ono Of the Finest" had = day OF on
Wednesday. and visited South Beach, Staten Island.
lie saw the buckinR broncos at ockerhausens riding
park called for the boss bucker and climbed into the
saddle. About four seconds later tho pony going
around the ring at the ratio Of mile minute and was
dragging U'Brien behind D'Brien caught in the
saddle so that ho could not FREQ himself Tho pony
made several laps around the ring before cap
tured D'Brien WAS uncunsc and eedtnR from
era wounds about tho head and shoulders. He was
taken TO the $. X Smith lnNrmary at New Brighton
where bis wounds were dressed
OBrien was lame and sore yesterday. His Injuries
not Tx ely TO produce any worse effect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27

TROY June 2d-This morning tho locomotive baggage
car and two passenger coaches OF train the lRko
branch Of the Delaware and hudson road into Glen
Lake, about three miles north Of Glens Falls The loco
motive was overturned. Most OF tho passengers were
In the car, which did not leave the trACk and
none was seriously injured Tho Train connected at
Fort Edward with the steamboat train leaving Troy aud
Albany at O'clock this morning Tho rails spread.
Tho water was not deep
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27

Average on June - 1889 ..........., 70s
SIGNAL OFFICE FORECAST I'LL =. ~ THinAV
For Maine. New Hampshire, Vermont Massachusetts
Rhode Island Connecticut edtern Ee1 IoyE, Jdlr pre-
cedcd by showers IN eastern Maine; change IN mpera-
ture; northeTIy pildS,
For the District Of Columbia eastern Pennsylvania.
New Jersey, Delaware Maryland, and Virginia fart
continued high temperature. except slightly warmer
tho New Jersey coast; northwesterly windL
For western Pennsylvania and western New YoEk.
fair; no change in temperature; variable winds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27

About the nadds't man among yachtsmcn yesterday
was Commodore NoNbury Iawton Of the Atlantic
Yacht club, who alter going to considerable trouble
and expense TO put his .oop ChSra. into condition TO
sail tho match rave with tEc Minerva nXed upon for
next saturday. received word from the oNner of tue
latter boat that would DO in New London on that
day aud asking that tho race h" POSTPONED COmmo
hore LRwtun replied thai Il was to be either rare ur
bACEout and " tho Minerva not land hc should
consider that her owner had backed out Of tie race
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
TWO USRNOuN MEN HIRE a HOUSE
FOR kOBBERE

They IuVito n Furniture Dealer to the
House to Look over the Goods. Help
Themselves to TITS VnIunbIes, and Thea
Kick Him Gut into tho Street,
Two men hired house mt lS2d street and
Ea'hgate avenue on Wednesday Afternoon,
payinG deposit to Mr.. Kellogg. u real estate
agent In Third avenue. between l7sth and
lI9h streets. At noon yesterday thoy went to
Augustus Schwab's second hand furniture
store ut l24th street and Second avenue. They
told Schwab they had some furniture to sell.
and nsked him TO como UP TO the house and
look at the furniture.
Schwab accompanied them back to the
house. and rs soon as he got inside the door
the men seized him and took from him t2O6. q
diamond rim. and II gold watch. Then they
Kicked him out OF the door and ESCAPED over
n back fence. Schwab has finger marks on his
throat where the men ciutched him. lie places
ms entirc loss ut 500. cant. Stevenson. De-
'ectiro Brady. aud Il special officer are on the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
Mrs. Munu's story.

Mrs Mary Mum of Orange. who was sentenced -
three years imprisonment for abductinG her own
daughter said yesterday that she doing what che
thought right when she tried have her
Did laughter EMAme married to her b3yeAroid
nosrier. henlainin MAYER; sentence was Suspended
Rcter al housh he pleaded guilty. Mrs Mum said that
her daughter had compromised herself with Mayer who
finally agreed to marry the girl who willing to
marry him. Mrs Mum was advised to plead guilty,
she said by Of Mr. Gerry's agents who her
she would get lighter sentence by doing Tho girl 70
In the custody Of Mr.. Gerry society.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
Pnteraon'a Population 10 AZ 900.

Census supervisor Psarce figures out ratsrsons Pop
uaton at 1910 This Is about 1907 less than Paterson
people had expected and there 10 DISAPPOINTMENT over
In 1850,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
Close Of tho worLIagmAu's seLoo,.

Tho closing entertainment of tho worklnEmAn'S
School In West Fifty fourth street took place last even
ing silver tea set presented by the parents IT
tho scholars TO Gabriel BAmbergsr the principal who
has resigned to assist in the establishment Of similar
school Ia Chicago Tho presentation IN ada nv OTTO
rulich anil Felix Adler also spoke In complimentary
terms Of Ar, hamburger The pupils euIetiAined the
audience with sons recita1ionB aud insrumental
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
40 Ola Man shoot. HIS Son.

GEEAr FALLS n. H., June "6-Jnn j. Horne who
lives in lonely hut in Fast Wakefield became en-.
GAged in drunken Tuesday night with his son
William The old man got his gun and diwhArgsd both
hArres az william The snntS TOOK erect IN the upper
part Of the right leg nsceStatrg amputatiVn lie VIII
prOOAOly die. The OLD man has been ATIested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
Flr.m.n p.nd, Enrlneer Anve.

Tho body OF the missing Arsman OF the tugDoat Alice
D. Crewo, which was blown mp in the Eric Basin on
Monday morning, was found yesterday morning near
tho wreck II had been badly InAnRled In the explosion
ihr hFeman had oniy been enpluNel o. ITO rug trw
days anu WAS known only 4, tho nam" ~ Dutch
Engineer JOhn oughin. who It MAS feared hRi asa
perlshri tlrued ~ yesterday He said g was ms
way 10 the tug Nhen tue explosion occurred
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
Coney Island Excavations for the Poor.

The Association for Improving tho Condition OF the
Poor will send party Of about 400 Coney Island at
A NJ today. leaving the foot of West Twenty.third
street Tic best way to make Application for tickets
for these excursions send the and address to
tho association central once 20 Fourth avenue
the Office, 4,U59 Lexington avenue A district
visitor will in answer tho application, and viii
give tickets II tho case meets tho association require
mentA preference being gwen to the sick aud the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27

Coroner Levy held tho inquest yesterday In the case
OF sebasano ppoIto who WAS Killed May II by com
ing In contnrt with an electric light wire a l07 broad
way william II. Brown an electrical cSp,rt tcstIacd
that all proper had been taken 10 keen The
wires in good condition Tue jury rendered verdict
thar lEpoilo came TO ms ncat from electric shock
insulated and strongly crnsured the United States IT,
Eliminating Company for not keeping their wires in
nnnnlIlnn-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
berry Wall Wants to Die Suddenly.

Evander Berry Wall was of tho witnesses Of
the sudden death Of Broker George Honriquss gu
Thursday. He said later that a sudden and painless
death was the best way of leaving the world and he
would himself prefer to 20 that way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27

NoSTREIt, June &c local dealer has contracted
with New York firm 10 supply It with 1900 tons II
ice and shipped the first large load to-day several in
quiti"S for large quantities Of zee have zen made here
during the last few days Oh behalf OF New YORK ami
bVstUn parLiea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
D..ponaent NleAola. CooL Knl. mlm.,Ic

Nicholas Frederick Cook, - Years OLD, commi'te
suicide at lIAckeIsIOWn ysseTdsy ~ shooting hmsS
through bs head. lie was leader IN church and sun
day school work. About year ago he was the acct
dental means Of throwinE Miss GussS lierne 20 the
moor causing injuries which resulted In her death
few weeks later Dependency ever this occurrence Is
supposed 10 have caused the suicide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
Father. Lover. and Girl All Locked Up.

policeman Of tho Prince street station separated
Two tAins who were GghIior N Thompson stree, last
nighl. They were Joseph Mssslna aud Joseph FRO
Ne.slnA had accused FRO Of running away
.dgsd that be had e"led win. M.lenne
hut declared that kho WAS II years old, lie sAii
he was living with Madeline al - Nrsi TwtntV..-v.
euih street and detective went up there aud 10 nd
the girl Tho three w,ro locked up. IIrO has vito
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
ItaIIans FIssesd hr Thelr Countrymsn.

Lawyers who practice in the Court OF Special ses
sionS have determined to ask tho Police Board to ap
point officer on the Court squad who can speak tS
Ian. Ignorant Italians are not inrrsquenIly BWndled
bS fellow cnuntr!mru who hang around the court aud
promise 10 use influence In er behalf and II thought
that the measure proposed would put stop 70 buch
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27
MsrrIage No. a FaIlur. Here.

Tho census OF Franklin township. Sew Jersey is fin
1hsd and the people counted are rejoicing over OF
the facts developed which, they say proves that mar
rage has not been failure In their community Ma
that In population Of 2u95 there are only two Spiu
BterB over twenty hVe years OF age
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27

ArrEed- Steamship Lain from Bremen. June IA and
SoutnAmp tOn ~. steamship MAnteo from Norfolk
Steamship Old dominion from Richmond and Norfolk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27

RICHMOND, June 26-Judge E. u, FitIhuEh OF tho
ChAneery Court WAS stricken with paralysis az his
home in this city this m0TninE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-27

Tho SWiftsst trains are run between New York snt
Washington, via Jersey Central. Reading and X. and
o, fAroT on All trains station foot Of Liberty o.
ADJ
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Era. steIa,s TekaY Vino

Priceless to tho wine expert Z. @. Hazard 1 Co
wholesale agents. Sold eVeTyWhsTe.-AdR
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Gus Der BuuoesIauptnaot.
WiinaatHts5ttettpt &ssdi'S Sfsidt.-ESsttez
res fiber 0roouStiou bcn @oeIuIe&aHeR
titto HE MISUNDERSTANDING.

gS II bling o II, 3. g., 30. Ipril. -
9luS Dem bereitS tbeilmeiie oer0ffentlldbten 8es
rid]te bcs MtinSamtbirettorS @oparb ,. See d
iiber Die Broouftiou Don @oelmetallen iino
nod fOlgcnbe interciante &unfte su entrets
men Sn 1889 tpurben geprdat 1888 ,O12
GtiiG @olomiin;sn i'm gSertbe Don S2l ,413,z
391; $34 Col .811 Silber Dollars; Silber
Gdeioemiin,e i'm 9Sertbe BON $S44,972. -
Die SilbuanfGufe Der 8ssierung i'm Sorlabre
be3iffertCn fd) i'm Soriabre auf $25 .379.510
81 $O.9356 pro Ilnse i'm 8urdlid1nitt. Bonn
/. WiarS 1878 bis gum 81. D5enber 1899
irurben G eitenS Ser Geaierung im tSnn;en
271 ,632 ,5O3 llnsen fir 1921 ,470, ,9G5 al
$1.0613 pro lln3e i'm Surhihnttt angetauft.
@eprd9t ipur6en $40, ,938,001 Stiid lSil6eLs
Dollars. Die 0urdifnittsfoiten 6es Su6erS
fir SeriieGnng bea Sllbers9ollarS ndbreno
Der gansen Beliobe betragen 81 @ents. - Der
9ietto. Serluit Der Ser. Stoaten an Sob uno
Silber bnrd] ben lleberiduB Der &utfnbr iiber
Die @iniubr betrug i'm Sabre 1889: III @olb
$38, 1856 1853; in Silber $14, ,788 $685. Sir
ole Sunit, Snhuiirte mutben Uernenbet {: Cob
$l6 ,697 900; Silber Tim Miinsmertbe pon)
$9,766 GOO. - Der @oelmetaa. Borratb Der
Staaten ON 1. Sanuar 1890 tpirb 8eidjdtt
auf: $3.50 ,275 ,0OO in eemiin,ten II. Barren
@plo NIB $338,38S ,624 in geRliinStem uno
Sauen.@ @ilber, sufammen auf 81, ,127 ,663 =
631. - Die Groouftion an Sob uuO Silber
in Der gonsen gSelt betrug {anndbernb) i'm
Sabre 1899 Sob $118,800.Cl0; SiIber
125 $4,000 lln3en, i'm Sanoelspsrtbe BON
SLY ,651 900 uuO m Wtiiu5nertbe BON $162,.
100000 gegeH cine S6rperung i'm Sabre
1883 al Sob BON $1O9,9O0,O0O; @tlber
1O9, 9,9l1 coo llnSen i'm 5anOelspertbe BON
$1O3, 900 unb i'm Wiinsmerthe BON $142,=
1O7 ,5OO.-2ln Der 3unabme Der 9oloproouf.
tiou partiSpirer Nuitralien nit So 3,52O,O00,
@iioeirita nit $4, 200 COO uno Britiid) Snz
bisn nit 81 100000; an Der 3uHabme Der
gilberi1rouuns Ntrifo nit II 100000 llu'
Sen, uniee eigenen 0tineu nit 4 100000 uno
auifralien nit 100000. Die llmlaui5ntit.
tel pro Sopf Der ge00lterung be5iffsrn it'd, uie
folqt :
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JrGu'eiu sShceler tit jett 9raFin
Sapbcnbeim.

8biGabeGpbia, 80. Gpril. - 9raf
Morilniliun Nlbred)t b. Yappsnbeim, SproIie
bes befannten banerii6en &bela9aIdled)t8,
nurbe bsute Sornlittag bonn Wapor Fitter in
beiien @obnnng nit Sri. Marp gSifer &Sheeler
qetraut. Die @eremonie mar eine iebr einfad)e
unb prunflcie. Sraf 8appenbeim's &enntuiB
Ger enslidlen Spru6e 1T ettpas mangeihait,
uuo feline Sraut muBte ibn ipGbreno Der Gran.
uuq bel etlihen gSorten, Die er AZ ipred)en
hattie, ausbelien. Die firhlid1e Srauuns fin.
bet uprgen in Der ct, Rartus,SirGe fatt uno
ion i'm @egenias 81 Der beutigen cine iehr pruntz
role perben. Der SrGuttgan, beiieu 8Gipai.
permDacn aui $4,000 900 sefdaet tpirb, if
ettpa 80 Sabre alt, uno eln birttter g2ad=
fomme oeS @rafeu Gottfrieo !Seinrt9 BON
8appenbein1, tpeldsr als taiierlider 6elo9rr
eine 9oae I'M preiBigldbrisen Srieae ipielte.
Sein einsiger 8ruber, 9raf 2uopig bon
Bappenteim, te9leitete ibn mad Imerifa. DE
graut, cine So1ter Ses peritorbenen Charles
gGheeler, beiist Elm SabreSeinfomnen bon
etua $4,000. Sie lernte ibren jebigen @at,
ten in Geutid,laro fenneu, nobiu iie ihre
@Gpefier auf beren SodseitSreie be9leitet
hntte
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9ns 6pdltunIifr i'm EFhen.

Siug5ar1, Eer., 20. 4prn. -Wehrere
DlInuer aus sSbiteprt9bt, Sraoipuzgoautn
traten ocr etliG1eH Enseu cine fii1' NIB
SQgbpaTtte i'm Sa6ianerterCiterlum an. Ghe
fie fiG i5rer @sfahr beDuBt naren, uur5ea
fte bert DGn ben aussetretereu i5Iutb2a oes
0iee Riosts umringt uno mu6teu, ba fie
RIOT rTehr i'm Stuube uaren, b6bereu Sooen
81 erreiHen, Bulubt auf BdAaeu iu3en.
Ste tcbsu ilG iest Snet Gage lana In ben
BipftIu befunben. S1re Sitferufe f6aueu
out Ser anhera Ssite hes EtHifes peyuoumeu
Ds1beu, ateiu 0ieuanb uernaa, fie Al erret.
Genr 6G Der 8eb.8 .8tper nit ihpsrsui 3re!b.
tCi5 gefult NIB bic Str61uEa eiEs fehr
TuiGe iR. &!ue EDGAR WGaner if nit Boo'
ten uno SttlRI uoa bier aufgsbroheu, nm
ben @e'ahrotten Saife Bu bEig9eu. aaeta
non seat Hlr geriH8s 9oifaAra Guf G:fosg
ote RetinnGeoeriuds.
Dallas, Ser., %. aps;l. - DIE Nus
f6ttu fiuO trofios bier. Gus a5er 400 6d1.
ieru fHo bic Ssnobnsr ourm Gle Sc1fltb
Oes GEinit5 5IuFes bcrtriebeu uOrSeu, ber
berel,a n eintge 3ol b05eE Efebt, ais 1866,
no ft63 tte i9Iimmfe, blsblr befauEte ue5er'
lbmeEmnpq eretgHete. Ali 0eu GtIenblas
men tfi Der SsItehr pttlfe1 uuterbrc92u, i'm
biefgen arcBeu Granddaughter If SGa gBaf=
- cN%NN W. ONI-SA Stp IllSl S/tSGDStlG
tirgeernHgeu nub bat grrse BG2enoorrdtbs
ueIntdltat, am SuBe Ger 2nmarkrGSe fiub
1000 6auen 8aumUolle geIuuEeu uuo Uerz
tieoeue 8rauereieu, 8GI9erelen &C, bGben
groBen SGaOen srIitten; nte fdatIi9eu BaIs
tgrperie linb anger Betrieb.
gDa binSt0E, q. g., 30. GpriL. -
Gnf be3iglide gufrGBen baben bte 9Onuer,
renre Der 9taateu 2OatftGna, 0f!iFIfppi unb
artanias eem ariegsetretdr iibsr bta Sage
bsr GepubHer bee ii6erI9nsmmten 3ifEitts
nHb beren SttIfabebiirftieteit MittbsiIuug aes
nadt. Sternnh befu0en fi9 etpa 10000
Yerioneu In Utiiiifppt uub etpa 1000 Ser,
ouen tn Bbilips' uub Seibuas&ount1, Ir.
tGnias, in bebrinater Sage. Cur uaterfitts
,lua Der RotbIeibsubeu in 2outitana miro
nm 3nieubuBg Don sebu Eagesrattoueu fir
$4,000 Yericueu eriu6t. Capt BeftuR, Ger
Sepct=Guartiermetfer tn Nep SusGns Ia
erndGt'gt tpOrbeu, fiber bic bortiseu Bro,
piautrorrGite mad eiseuem @rulefen babuIs
2inberuug ber giOtb gu Uerfiiseu.
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RinaIsii oeE @iiieI.shilrifies.

2onbou, 90. aprtI. - Su Der grosen
Sene Der ySrapere' &.mpaus" an Ebros-
nortenhrase n perten morgen Die 3eitnungen
cueaefisllt, tuelGe GIf 6as BretsQuaIdretbeu
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