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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-20
COUNTY MONEY EXPENDED.
Old Augustine Bridge Gets Over $500
Isl 900 for the Reform school.

All the members of Levy Court were
present at Tuesday morning session but
John w. Jolls of st. Georges hundred.
The first business was the passing of
bills, and the first to appear was long
list of debts claimed against the county
treasury to pay some of the present
seasons expenditures upon the useless
ramshackle old st. Augustine bridge.
They were as follows; William Taylor,
lumber, Sl6S; repairs, $112.50; hauling
lumber, $2S; piling, 81; hauling, $1S;
stone for New Castle Jail, $139.42; cart
ing stone to Coochs Bridge, $47.30;
coroner's physician, J. r. Smith, NJ. D.,
May to August, 800; rent of morgue,
same term, $50. There was also passed
numerous miscellaneous bills totaling
near 500 for work done in repairs and
for lumber in the various hundreds.
Some discussion was raised over the
selection of a site for new school
house for school district No. 101, near
Bear Station. Levy Court at its last
meeting appointed a committee to select
site, but restricted its choice to piece
of land on the Topper farm. Henry G.
Conrad, Esq, representing the school
interests at the point referred to, was
anxious for settlement to-day. On
account of the absence of Levy Court.
man Sutton, in whose hundred the
school site exists, the matter was de-
ferred for two weeks.
Warrants were drawn for $1,000 in
favor of the Ferris Industrial School
for the years 1890 and 1891.
Court then adjourned to 2 p. m.
EAT Tuesday afternoons session of
Levy Court resolution was passed or
dering the cancelling of warrant for
SIS drawn in favor Of William Mann
Company for stationery. The amount
of $23 had already been paid. On the
suggestion of Chairman Buckingham
an order for the balance was made out
Mr.. Eliason offered the following
resolution;
RESOLVED, That stubs must be signed by
all persons taking out warrants
The resolution was adopted. Mr..
Grub said that the warrants for work
done in laying out the school district in
East Lake Park had gotten into other
hands than those of the men who did the
work and no one knows where the
warrants are.
Mr.. Grubb was appointed committee
of one to investigate the matter.
Orders were drawn as follows: John
Q. johnson, $13; Frank Eastburn, 81;
John I. Dickey, $40.
Court then adjourned to September.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-20
IS IT 4. N. RoBfNsoYa
Fears Existing Here that the Drowned
Man is the ex-Wiimington Carriage
Builder.

Fears Existing Here that the Drowned
Man is the ex-Wiimington Carriage
Builder.
Philadelphia papers of last Friday re-
port the finding Thursday of the decom-
posed remains of man in the Schuyl-
kill river ct Ellsworth street. Among
other articles discovered on his person
was rent statement from Joseph L..
Carpenter, Jr,, of this city, sent to Alex
ander N. Robinson on account Of prom
erty at Third and Monroe streets, this
city.
The Ledger and Record claim the de-
ceased to be Mr.. Robinson, while the
Times, through one of its representa-
lives who called at No. 1000 Mount
Vernon street, reports "the fact that Mr..
A. N. Robinson did live there but was
quite safe and sound in health and had
no idea who the deceased man could be.
Mr.. Marshall, the brother-in-law of Mr..
A. N. Robinson, viewed the body at the
morgue and convinced the keeper that
the body was not that of any relation of
his or Mr.. Robinson"
Mr.. Carpenter, who was seen Friday
morning, is rather inclined to discredit
the Times statement, and still fears that
the deceased is Alexander N. Robinson.
He was carriage builder for several
years in this city, and is well-kncwn
here.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-20

y Oliver Stevens Of Odessa, clerk Of
the steamer Clio, which plies between
that place and Philadelphia, had his
light foot badly mashed last Friday.
lie was standing on the gang plank
when the steamer, which was swinging
with the tide, suddenly struck the wharf
Ind Mr.. Stevens foot was caught be-
tween the plank and the side of the
vessel. Three of the toes were entirely
Fmashed. DIR. Woods of Odessa attended
Mr. Stevens. 1t was discovered that the
Wound was so bad that it was necessary
10 take the clerk to Philadelphia for con-
|eultation in regard to possible ampu-
Ration of the foot.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-20
TRAINS.
coNNELL--on the 18th inst, Thomas Connect I
aged SO years.

CoNNELL--on the 18th inst, III omas conneii
aged SO years
Relatives and friends arc invited 10 attend
the funeral from the residence of his parents,
No. 1905 Chestnut street, On Friday morning,atl
9o'clock. High mass AT st Paurs X. Q, Church.
lnterment at Cathedral cemetery.
DOuGHERFY.-ln this city, on the 18th inst,
Daniel, son OF Philip and Ellen Dougherty,
aged years
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence OF his parents,
BID lntnall street, on Thursday afternoon, at
o'clock. Interment at Cathedral cemetery.
D1ZER.-tu the 18th Instant Thomas j. Dizer.
in the 81 III year of his age.
HENRY.-on the 18th instant. Emma c., wife
of Joseph Henry.
MESSING ER.-On the 18th inst, Ella W., vito
Of r. II. H. Messenger, Jf.
oTTo.-Gn this city, on the 18th inst, John
Otto, Jr., in his 55th year
RUSSELL.-on the 18th inst, CathHrine J.
Russell wife Of John Russell, aged IS years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-20

A Regimen of Two Days Bread and
Water Brings Him TO His Senses.

Water Brings Him TO His Senses.
Last week one Of the tramps at New
Castle Jail became very troublesome and
obstreperous as the last day of his term
of confinement, Saturday, drew nigh
He broke the lock off the grating in a
trap door of the floor of the tramp CELL
For punishment he was removed to mo.
49," the dark cell. Here his loud curses
and blasphemy were heard all over the
Jail.
Two days of dark cell regimen (breaJ
and water) cooled down his ardor On
Sunday evening Warden Tucker was
called to the door of No. 10 by quiet
rapping. There he found the prisoner
with tears in his eyes, who cried: For
Gods sake, warden, ask the sheriff to
let me out y
The request was granted as the tramp
appeared to be Of thoroughly contrite
spirit. What made the mans soiourn
in No. 10 yeritable punishment is that
his cell door is next the kitchen and
every dish that leaves it passed by his
door,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-20

Associated Press Dlapan'h ~ Nn.nlAl Wires
BERLIN, Aug. 19.-The North German
Gazette's Warsaw correspondent tele-
graphs that the millers Of that city are
now exclusively engaged in preparing
rye flour and bran for expectation.
All the available threshers of the
vicinity of Warsaw, says the CORE
spondent, have been hired at high prices,
the object OF the millers being to export
all the rye possible before the prohibit
ton is enforced.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-20
LOST A HORSE FROM LocK-JAw.
a Valuable Horse Seized with the
Dreadful Maiady and suffers Untold
Agony Until Killed.

a valuable Horse Seized With the
Dreadful Maiady and suffers Untold
Agony Until Killed.
A fine iron-gray horse owned by
Frank A. Mitchell, the roofer, was
stricken with lock-jaw on Sunday
morning lastand was untilTuesday after
noon, when it was killed to end its
misery, in great agony. Its jaws be-
came tightly locked and the muscles of
the throat and neck greatly contracted.
The animal stood in its stall in the rear
of No. Alb Shipley street suffering un-
told agony and shaking from head to
loot. The groaning of the poor brute
was pitiable.
The stricken animal was the finest
horse Mr.. Mitchell has In his stable and
its sale has been refused at 5000. The
horse run nail in its foot week ago
Saturday, and after this was withdrawn
by blacksmith, the wound healed up
Ind it was thought the steed was all
tight until lockjaw developed on Sun
day morning.
u Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Mitchell went to
chief of Police Blackburn and asked to
SAhave the horse killed. The chief and
';apflicer Yates went to the stable, and a
& #ell-directed pistol shot soon ended the
Door brute's suffering.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-20

Mary Emily Handy of No. 1901 Will
ION street, brought charges against
William Smith before Squire Sasse Mon
Jay afternoon, of procuring medicine
;hat resulted in an abortion upon her,
ibout two weeks ago. While the fact
|hat Smith had purchased the stuff was
bot sustained, the evidence that he had
kiven the drugs to the girl was fully
proven and Squire Sasse held Smith
Under Sc, 900 bail to answer the charge
u the next term of court. Smith was
sommitted, not being able to procure
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-20
SLEPT By A CLOUD-BUasT
An Austrian Village Partially Destroye,
and Many Persons Drowned.

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and Many Persons Drowned.
VIENNA, Aug. 1s.--A dispatch from
Botzen, an Austrian town at the con-
fluence of the Taller and Eisach, an
nounces the partial destruction of the
village of HOLMAN through cloud
burst.
The cloud, it appears, burst over the
mountains near Botzen, which is pro-
tected from foundations by a strong
dyke two miles in length.
The fall of water flooded the lowlands
and converted mountain stream into a
current which swept through the village
of HOLMAN, carrying away men and
cattle, and destroying half the houses of
that place. Many persons were drowned,
and the Bremen railroad track was
flooded.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-20

County Treasurer Dickey has re-
ceived over $4,000 of county money to
date. Comptroller Stats reports the
county finances getting along in very
satisfactory manner. 1.-The only
trouble" he remarked this morning
"was in getting started"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-20
RNIGHTs OF PYTaIAs.
Election of a Brigadier General of the
Uniform Rank.

Election of a Brigadier General of the
Uniform Rank.
Associated Press Dispatch W special Wires.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. 17.-Col. @.
E. Bentley Of Cory was to-day elected
by the Uniform Rank of the Knights of
Pythias brigadier.general of the rank In
Pennsylvania. Mayor Sewell of Scott
dale withdrew from the contest.
AT this mornings session the exempli-
fication of the unwritten work OF the
order was the feature of the Grand
Lodge proceedings this afternoon. The
representatives Of the Grand Lodge par
ticipated in the parade of the Uniformed
Rank of the order.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-20

Engineers took preliminary sound
ngs, SO reports Levy Courtman Clark
4 st. Georges, Monday at Delaware
dty for the proposed dry dock at that
lace. Contractor Simpson, who is at
be head Of the project, was present.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-20
Bank omcIais Arrested.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
CHICAGO, ILL, Aug. 19.--A special
dispatch from Kansas City, says;
William Christian, president, S. o.
Caldwell, cashier, and w. H. Robinson,
director, of the wrecked Citizens Bank
of Nevada, Mo-, have been arrested and
each held in $4,000 bail for trial In the
circuit court for receiving deposits when
they knew the bank was insolvent
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-20
The Ford rnrm Not sold

The farm of the late Thomas Ford
was offered at public sale at the court
house Thursday, but was withdrawn on
the bid of George Townsend, $i2,750.
The property is situated in Red Lion
hundred, and comprises 285 acres of
land with substantial buildings thereon.
The property is still for sale.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-20
A cornstalk 1s feet ! inches.

Some envious neighbors of Levy
Courtman Isaac N. Grub have in their
possession a cornstalk which measures
l6 feet inches. 1t is understood that a
central section of "a inches has been
artistically inserted in the middle of the
new sample in order to outwit the un-
suspecting Levy Courtman.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-20
sgifeuss Apulifatiuns.

NOTICE.. PATRICK KELLEHER,
i the tenant of the house situated at No. 103f
East Seventh street, in the Eighth ward OF the
city Of Wilmington, county Of New Castle and
State of Delaware, In compliance with the re-
quiIements Of the acts Of the General Assembly
in such case made and provided, do hereby
give notice tina. shall apply In writing to the
Court Of General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail
Delivery Of the state Of Delaware IN and Tor
New Castle county. on MONDAY, the alst
Term Of said court for a license for said
house as an inn or tavern, for theeale therein
Of intoxicating liquors In less quantities than
one quart, 10 he drunk on the premises, und
the following respectable citizens Of said ward
at leaut twelve Of whom are substantial free
holders of said ward recommend the said ap-
rlicaton, Wis
John NclIugh Thomas Gillen
Alex X Gillespie Robert Stewart
Dennis Curren Patrick O'Tooe
Daniel Bloodwell Cornelius Mcyuihan
Philip Mcconnell Patrick Fitzpatrick
James Shearon Patrick Carney
Jamas Barry Dennis 7 lulll
Bernard Mccullough Dennis o'Seil
Patrick johnson James Denie
Thomas Healy Peter jill
Peter D Mnllighn Thomas piviny
Alex Greene Timothy Mccarthy
aucl4-sE PATRICK KfLLEHER.
NOTICE., ANNIE +. CLARK,
~ the tenant of the house situated at No.
4sT Fast Fourth street. in tho Fourth ward
Of the city OF Wilmington, county Of New
Castle and State OF Delaware, in compliance
with the requirements of the acts OF tho
General Assembly in such cnse mnde and
provided, do hereby give notice mat !
Shall apply in writing to the Court Of General
Sessions OF the Peace and lail Delivery Of tho
State Of Delaware. in and fof New Castle
county, on MONDAY, the 2lst day Of september,
A. D., 1891, being the next term Of said court,
for a license for said house as an inn ut tavern,
for the sale therein Of Intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than one quart, b be drunk on
the premses and the following respectable
citizens of said ward, NJ least twelve OF whom
arc uhsantial freeho dersof said ward recon-
mend the said application, viz:
CHARLES \ etter Joseph p Gross
Emil Heriel NJ d Daniel Dohi
Samuel Levi j II Sohater
J NJ Sngley James Stafford
Thomas Fox Michael Kane
James A Magse James II Kane
Michael f Kelley Michael j MaloneY
V England Timothy Mckinley
Charles hillynrd James Bal kley
Patrick Cannon Andrew VI Dettling
JON ii Rlcney Hugh Duty
William Shnes Il CnrsNen
aga0-3t ANNIE L. CLARK.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-20
ANOTHER RECORD BROKEN.
The Teutonic Makes a Mark and Sets tn,
Pace for the Atlantic Liners.

TIC IeutOhIc NhHKes a HtfE and bofs the
Pace for the Atlantic Liners.
Assccia ted Press Dispatch by special Wires
New York, Aug. 19.-The White
Star line steamer Teutonic, which ar
rived here this morning from Liverpool,
beat the record for western passages.
Her time from the bar at Queenstown
to Sandy Hook bar was days, 10 hours
and 81 minutes.
This is one hour and 81 minutes
faster than the time of her sister ship,
the Majestic, on her trip from Liver
pool, which then made the fastest west
ern passage up to that time. One day the
Teutonic steamed 517 miles, which also
beats the record of speed for day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-20

AT the court house, yesterday week
Deputy Sheriff Simmons sold the two
story brick dwelling located at Second
and Franklin streets, property Of
Patrick !. Crumlish, TO John Mulvena
for 1880.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-20

Associated Press Disnat'h by special wre&
LAFAYETTE, IND, Aug. 19.-The
freight conductors of the Lake Erie s.
Western at this point have Joined the
brakemen in their strike. Passenger
trains are the only trains running.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-20

Willard Salisbury, Jr., has been ap-
United United States jury commits
Aner in the place of Henry II. du Pont,
Fgned.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-20

The lighthouse steamer Laurel is hav-
ing her engines repaired at the shipyard
of the Pussy 81 Jones Company.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-20
aaarrIaass.

WISCONSIN this city, on the 1p.h'
inst, by the Rev. e. L Hubbard, Alexander,
J. Watson and Lillian c. seville. both OF this,
city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-08-20

Yesterdays shipments--Prices in the
Leading Markets.
From Yesterdays Every Evening
Yesterdays shipment of peaches from
the Peninsula via Delaware railroad,
numbered III car loads, consigned as
foIl,N.ys
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-27
& ngIano b.

Sir @oob, ben brittle Gommisi9r
for Observation-Disclosures, tom iorfeoen
tilbase til 9onbou eiter ct lanssre Ops
bolo / be 5orenebe Stater. I'll en-
"3imes" 8epOrter uotalte ban, at ban
iGr bapbe paret al ben Renius, al Netu
Yurt bar ben melt paSisnos 8p for
gerbsnsuSitiainsen, men M par ban
al en- sanlte anoen Menins. GbicasOs
8orsere par meo Rette itUlte al fin Dp,
San bar operbepiit ON, at Gbicasos
8orsere ielu tunbe oporipe be mans'
len0e 8ense, for at l~lbltiainssn / en-
hptr Senieenoe tunbe bliue en- Succeis,
De engelifs lloItiQere uilbe bslt ub bliO.
tilirebsfiIeoe. pan piloe ranbe en-
seiite ucitilere til at ienbs ale Slasa
aunitsienitanbs, a~urusartifler, Mals'
rier Oiu. III u~bitiainseu, ba ~iaaoanu:
life paa lanst nar bar iaa tisncte, ION
be %iurtjeute. San trcsoe osiaa. at no
itoiie, iine 5pier % SerRoarer tunoe
froe TOR QiiGtuius / be 6creneee Sta'
ter.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-27
sill II tots.

Gn iergelig SernbancnlDffe bGnbte
Ndt til ben 22be bs. paa Burlington
8anen u9r Monmuutb. Yasiagertoget,
Der af9it fra Chicago ST. 6 ON aitenen,
renbte al SpOret, os 5 Yasiaseroosne
o9lteoe oper paa Chen o9 2ofomotipet
fnuItes. Sire Yeripner brebtes. De-
res Hapne er: George Courtney, u. u.
@merp, Waitiniit, Wrs. @eorse Qlen
fra 2amuni, Soma, % z. u. SobnIpn
ira Guur, 81. st fort antal Ierio'
ner blep mer eler minore leml9teoe.
Wan formooer, at en- eller anoen &iel,
trins baube ioranoret ct Sppritifte.
Spinsfolera. Sarmere paa for.
ifjeuige Steber / ben miotre Del al
Staten er meset befDmrebe ouer be bDp.
pise 2ilf9lbe af Spiuetplera. 8 flere
Mtaaneber m9rfebe be life fort iii
ocnne meset frpsteoe Yelt, men MI ra'
Ter Den polbiomt paa ilere Steoer. 8
be iioite 10 Gage er Ooer 300 Stptfer
Spin bobe / Sme9nen al Winout. Sms
firing Wadinaiu ber be / bunoreoepis
/ @apeaa Dor De osiaa | Masieois.
Gu flor Sci al bisie Suln bar allereoe
ieoe moi til at icnoes til Marteoet.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-27
Ghili.
% giberale fcirer.

Se giberale ieirsr. Sioite Ssnoaa
bolbtes Yals / Gbili paa p~reiioentiels
8algmnno, iom ualser 8reiioent, oa
paa WeOlemmer al Senatet o. &epre'
ientautbuiet. 5reben blep life foritpr'
ret uo9etiteos, % 8eiultatst al 8alset
bier, at bet tleritale 8arti FEB ct oOer.
ualoenbe Reberlas.
Senatorernss @mbeoStio oarer 6
9tar, os be pRlses oirette al Solicit.
Weolemmerne al 9eputerettammeret
p9l9es iOr 8 Gar al 8epartemeuterue.
Soor poput9re be 2iberale er, uiier
ben ajenos8jernins, at be Oalste 3 Sc
natOrer % Bratepurtiet fun 2. I'll
Meolemmer al 3eputerettammeret
ualstes 62 2i6erale Os 81 aleritale.
De &lerita(e arbeioer for at faa
8aanbet melem Stat os &irte mere
fait, men be bar oennesans libt ct iulo'
Itanoist Neoerlas. Den romerit'
tatbOlite 8irfe er Statsrelision | Gbili,
men andre 3roesbefieubelier Italics oss
iua. Den nps aibsoe Y,eiioent 8al.
maceoa ipmpatiiereoe meo De alerltals,
iOm III iaar fsle 6clgerne al 5oltets
SAB mob 9prannen 8almaceoa.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-27
6 as.
SuS iprenat | guIten.

gus iprGngt | Suiten. Wtisiourl
8iper Stpne Cos &outor unr Nt9iion
bleu ben 20be os. ipranst / 9uiten. 20
Irbeioere / Stenbruboet nGr beo bleo
naiten b%esrapne unber Ruinerue, men
insen al benz blep farlist lemlaftet. On
Del at 8pgninsen bleu taitet no / 5los
ben. ct 9ruotmagaiin, Der ltoo 10
Sob fra Sontoret, erplobersoe life, nag.
tet bet inoebolbt 80 Sab Sruot. Oa
Der life ]opbepareoes noset aruOt eaer
anoet Spransitof / &ontOret, antasss
bet, at bet er aiiteeisebe Grbeibere, iont
bar ~foraariaset GrploliOnen. s. @.
@assener, aompuniets 9reiibent, bar
uolouet Ell 8elsnnins for 5Orbrpoernes
Yaasribelie.
De Sarmere | ipoueItli9e Sanias,
iom iioite llse afIlutteoe en- &outratt
meo &e9ufabrifanten Mel6Ourue ON at
leuere &esn til 10 Gents pr. acre, bar
MI orsaniieret fig til en- aprporation
us er loulis iu%forpurerebe. 9riftstapi.
talen CT 100000.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-27
g nO.Safpta.

6ranoinrDen i Sioug Sails iuoleue'
rebe / 5rebass De 6ureneoe Staters
Set IS Inflaser mob GmbebsmGno %
9ireftprer af 9ouiiiuna State 9otteri.
Departmental i @aibinston braste &las
serne inb ior @ranoiurDen Siour Sails,
fproi ale 6prip9 paa at faa Dem frenl
for &etten | andre Stater mislpttebes.
De 5Orenebe Staters Maribal os bans
to Gsiitenter reiite 5reoa9 Gften til
Hep Orleans for at arreItere 9otteris
~ielifabets Erelioent, SicesYreiioent.
Sefreter, Sasierer % 9ireftprer. De
ct antlaSeoe for at baue ienot 2otteris
ieoler siennem YOiten. Den bDieite
Straf for en- iuaban S~orsaaelie er 5
Slars 9ustbus % $4,000 / Wulft.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-27
ublanbet.
Weytfo.

Spreiesininser for o%tlsisrtabe
Ciemeb. 3 City Of Werito, 9aubsts
SOuebitab, bar nosle iremrassnbe Da'
msr, oeriblanbt 9reiioert 9iajs gu.
itrn, TAT fig | Spibien for at sieninofsre
be aiItpeli9e os barbarilte 9prefastntn.
ger. Sioite Ssnbas baube bisie Gor.
remme a%rrargeret en- iaaoan Set for
at iaa inb 8ioras til benz, Der Deb
Ousriosmmelierns | Spnnisu er TONNE
paa bar Batte os er Suussren nar.
Oct Ituloe bare be MEET itorartsbe 2pre.
fe8tninSer, iom uossnlinoe bar iunost
Steo paa oct rorosameritanite aonti'
neut. Ni iuloblobs Ipre orabtes al
Rataoorerne, % Snbt2sterne til be
@Dolibenoe befeb fig til $4,000.
8reiioent 8iaS meb 5amilis bar tit'
iteOe os mObtoses meo itormenbe 8t'
fa%losraab, oa ban piite fig | fin eoae.
Gn barbariif General. Sra Rio
8ranoe Gitp 6erettes, at ben meritanNe
Soniul Sole :. @OnSales ~iorlarser ai
alle 8orsere, nuar be uil 9aa Ouer
@r9noien, at be ital foripne ii9 meb
9as. SUis be life sisr bet, uoiGtter
be fig for ubebaselisbeosr os itor 5arc.
Sioitc Ssnoa9 bleu' 3 Meritauere
lfubte Deb 5ibira Ranh, 9 Wil piten'
for RiO @ranbe Gitp. 70 Of benz bar
netop 9aaeoe ooer @r9nbien fra 1eras
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i 5amilicrnes N9ruerilie. &Oinoers
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res CCer pao ben teranite SIDE al 5los
ben. @rebue at Strat Tlpsteoe flere
5amilier ODER pda ben auoen Sioe al
8iO @ranOe % leireoe Jig uncer aaben
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Stormenoe SER. Ere Sceauoam'
pere anfom til Netu gOrt ben 20oe os.
8apteinerne beretter, at be albris isr
bar pplepet iaa poloiumt 8eir Tom bet,
be bapoe paa Operreiien. Samperen
"9ibam," en- al ben Northumberland.
fanite 2inies itsrite Stibe, baube tiam,
pet i 10 Gage mob Stprmen. On
Matrps bar ifpaet ouerboro os orutnet
us Here ulptfer inotrai.
Yasiasererne bauoe liot meset al
Ssipse.
aapteinen paa "sloler" lasbe, at bet
bar ben melt itOrmiulbe 8eiie, ban no.
seniinoe bapbe siort Uper gtlanterbapet.
iibfte Snsbas bar 8arometret iuntet
~lapere, END ban uoseniinoe fsr bapbe
feet bet.
S~nbfsrielen al Cub pebparer frem.
beles % ioresaar MI | ~itOrartet Maale'
itof. Dp til ben 2ooe bs. bar Der an.
fommet til Rep Yorf, iiben Cub Be.
spnpte at penbe tilbase, Oper 10 Mil.
lioner Dollars, Os mere psntes.