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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-16
TWO GIRLS MISSING.
Left for Work Saturday and Have
Been Unheard of Since.

Mrs. Sarah Miller. 1920 East Ohio street.
reported 10 the police yesterday that her
daughter had been missing since last Sat
urday. The girl was employed in a candy
factory, and left Saturday morning as
usual for work. She did not return that
night and her mother thought that she
friend.
This report had hardly been made when
James w. Salisbury, living at 104 Rural
street, reported TO the police that his sister
Ethel was missing.
Annie Temple. seventeen years old, living
at So South Delaware street. and Mamie
Bigg1ns, nfteen years old, living at 91 West
street, two OF the missing girls
friends, were arrested yesterday. Both
girls deny that they know where their
friends are.
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Meeting of Assessors.

The State Tax Board met yesterday and
fixed the date for the county assessors
meeting in January. These assessors will
be invited TO meet with the board In this
city on Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 5 and
8. The meeting will be held at the State
house
The codifying commission has completed
the work or gathering together the tax
laws or the State at the request of the
board, and the laws will be published by
the State auditor. They will be printed
In pamphlet form for the benefit of the
officers
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CAPITALIST
IS TAKEN HOME BY SON
Edward B. Carroll, the Memphis
Business Man, Goes Back
To-Day.

Captain O'Haver, OF the Memphis police
force, and w. Ii. Carol. son of the de-
mented capitalist who is confined I'm the
police station, were here last night and re-
turned early this morning to the South
with the father and friend. The treatment
prescribed by DR.. Evans, the Louisville
physician. will be continued and it is be-
heved that the demented cotton dealer will
soon be in his normal state of mind. Those
Who know claim that the wanderer became
unbalanced through overpressure of busi-
ness.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-16
BLIND SEEING
Make UP DIVORCE SUIT
Seven Inmates of Blind Institution
All Witnesses for the Husband
Cross Complaint.

An unusual divorce suit was tried before
Judge feathers yesterday. The parties to
the suit were James D.. Tucker, who Is
totally blind, and Marion Tucker, who has
two good eyes. Tucker introduced seven
witnesses, who were also totally blind. and
are employed in the broom department Of
the Blind Mems Industrial School at North
Indianapolis.
Tucker told the court that his wife was
cruel. quarrelsome and abusive. and had
driven him from home three times. Mrs.
Tucker filed a cross petition, in which she
denied all the allegations and alleged that
her husband deserted her. The case has
been taken under advisement.
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Elliott Coming Home.

Mrs Charles N. Elliott received a letter
yesterday from her husband. who was
badly injured in a street car accident last
week in Chicago and was taken to a hos
pital IN that city. Mr.. Elliott wrote that
he was improving rapidly. The doctors
have told Mr.. Elliott that he can start
home Thursday or Friday Of this week.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-16

NEW YORK. Dec. police SER
geants and two patrolmen. charged with
negligence In permitting Edward Deming.
deranged but harmless, TO gain access 10
President Roosevelt at the funeral Of the
Presidents uncle. James X. Oracle. were
fret from blame by the report OF Deputy
Police Commissioner Esbstein. approved by
Police Commissioner Greene to-day.
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SYRACUSE. ". ". Dec. B.-Caroline E..
Hixson. a negress, bent and wrinkled with
age. has arrived here, having walked, she
says, from Georgia. to seek relatives from
whom she was separated fifty-six years ago.
The old woman told the police where her
parents had lived, but no trace of them
could be found and 1t Is supposed they died
years ago Two other persons were located
who remembered her. however. and they
confirmed the story she told Of having been
runaway slaves.
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Refused to Grant Divorce.

Judge McMaster yesterday refused to
grant a divorce to Lettie Boeglin from
Philip Boeglin upon allegations that her
husband had been cruel and inhuman In
his treatment of her.
Boeglin was tried in the criminal Court
Nov. "A on q charge of assault and battery
and fined SIS and costs. Patrolman Bailey
was sent TO arrest him and Boeglin re-
sisted the officer and Bailey shot him
through the wrist.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-16

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. l5-The new
Turkish cruiser Afedjidie left Cramps ship
yards to-day Tor a two-days' builders trial
on the Delaware breakwater. Edwin s.
Cramp is in charge of the vessel, which is
manned by men from the builders yards.
The Medjidie Is fully equipped except for
her guns Tomorrow she will be given a
steering trial, and on Thursday the speed
test Will take place. The contract calls for
twenty-five knots an hour.
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II the City Street Railway Company has
any good reason why IL should not extend
its College avenue line TO Thirtieth street
II will be up 10 IL to give that reason 10
the Board OF Public Works at it's meeting
sion was presented TO the board a week
ago. and the railway company was cited
at that time to appear this morning and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-16
Operation Is successful.

The condition OF the Rev. Charles Z.
Bacon. upon whom an operation for appen-
dicitis was performed at the Deaconess
Hospital Monday afternoon, is reported
very much improved. He was resting very
easy last night. and DIR. L. ID. Clark, who
has charge OF the patient, does not antici-
pate any serious results.
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SUPERIOR COURT.

Room John L. McMaster. Judge.
Dock Easily VS.. The Wabash Mutual Ben
eft Association; appeal. Finding for de-
PENDANTS. Judgment VS.. plaintiff for costs.
May Tebbe VS.. William Tebbe; divorce.
Submitted. Evidence heard. Finding and
decree for plaintiff. Plaintiff granted Gus
tody OF minor children. Judgment VS.. de-
PENDANT for costs.
Lettie Boeglan VS.. Philip Boeglan; divorce.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-16
MANSUR HOME SOLD.
Judge E. B. Martindale Purchases
Valuable Meridian-St. Property.

The valuable piece of property located at
the northeast corner of Meridian and Ver-
mont streets was sold yesterday by Amelia
B. Mansur to Judge E. b. Martindale for q
consideration of $50, 600. The sale was made
through the Union Trust Company.
Judge Martindale said last night that he
had not decided just what he would do with
the property and that he would not make
any other disposition of it for a year. The
property is now occupied by julius Lemcke.
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Smallpox Conane. Defendant.

A suit to foreclose a mortgage brought
by III. Lille Mackey against William A.
Scott was set for trial before Judge Nc
Master yesterday morning, but the court
promptly continued the case indefinitely
when it learned hat Scott was quaran-
tined at Sullivan. Ind. with a well-de-
veloped case of smallpox.
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Creditors Easily Satisfied.

Two large claims for personal services
were filed in the Circuit Court yesterday
against the estate of the late Lucinda Sher-
man. One was filed by Retta Chamberlain
for s.. $50 and the other by Sarah B.. Graves
for SIS.
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stanton Pays Penalty.

Riley Stanton was yesterday sentenced by
Judge Afford, of the Criminal Court, to
serve a term OF from one to three years in
the Indiana Reformatory for breaking into
the store OF Michael Binzer. a West Wash
tngton-street jeweler, on Oct. Is and stealing
q quantity OF clothing and jewelry.
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Bueh.nan SAN. for Panama.

NEW YORK, Dec. B.-Wiliam /. Bu-
chanan. of Buffalo. N Y. the first United
States minister 10 the Republic OF Panama.
sailed to-day for Panama to take up his
New duties.
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to any angle, are so secured as 10 permit q
perfectly rigid adjustment of the raised
upper half Of the mattress section In what
ever position IL Is desired 10 be kept.
Tn housewife will doubtless hnd in this
novel continuance cause for much grati5ca-
ton, as IL will enable her 10 keep her beds
in straight and tidy condition without
much of the bother that comes from the
tossing about Of pillows. The adjustability
of the height OF the headrest Is no incon-
siderable feature OF the affair.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-16

Mrs. Austin's famous buckwheat makes
the finest buckwheat cakes. Ready In q
moment
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QllerIet.

Ser Shlaubmaeen Der Seuerz
&ompaenie SEQ. 2 iblue am Sams=
tag Mahmittag auf Der Sabrt CUR
SeueriteQe auf benz @~ooernmentbiz
gel an Der @de BON Iuitin= uno
grDsbp=S traBe UNI uno bier Seuers
rpehrleute muroen 81 0oben gez
ibteutert, erlitten aber glldlider=
ueile feline ernfteren 8erlebunaeu.
Sc brarnte elm Shuppen nieoer. III
meldem fleine Mdoben itb i'm @ie
gorettenrauben geibt batten.
= Die Boli5iiten perlangen cine
@rb0buna ibres Saldres, oa ale
2ebensbeonrfnife tbeurer %gepDroen
lino. Die 8plisi1ten au SuB bean=
lpruben monatlib $71.50, bic be-
rittenen $685..
- Wie Die &ultur oph porndrts
idreitet Criminals maren es Die
aroBen 8ilobauer uno Maler, mel=
DE oas Soeal Der meiblihen ShDnz
belt %beltimmten. uno iebt oertunoet
Die 8orlibenoe einer &%onoention
BON acknowledgment, mie oas
~pollenoete Weib belbaffen iein mii1ie.
5ruber oas Meifterwerf oer SbDz
pfung, iebt bas Meiitermerf Der
Sbneioertn!
- Die Stats NHociati0n Der
Merate tritt bier am %. our piertaaiz
gen &onpenttpn %auIammen
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Ser ct. Nonis uu0 Nteu ynrf 81
miteS Der 8anoalia Henniblpa-
mia Short Qine."

Son iebt ab miro. Der st. Souls
uno SEEM Dort 2imiteb Der Hennipl.
pania SbDrt Sine alS Elm unnbb6ns
giger BUG BON ct. Souls nah Sn'
bianapDliS laufen uno tpiro aus Ell.
ner Bibliotbetz uno &auG., elmer
Dblerpatipns= unb Speiies unh
Ghlafsg Gar befteben. Meun r6tbio,
UNI Nufentbalt in Bittsbure gu Der.
meiben. miro bieier aart5e .Hua mad
6arrisbura, Bb,laoelpbia uno Nem
DDrf ourblaufen.
Der Stem D0rf 2imiteo Der Ndns
oalia= 8enniplpania Short Sine Der.
(dBt oas unipn<D Depot in 81. Souls
td9lib um l ubr @abmittaes.
Drei @gpreBsige tdglib nit
9ur1sS blafmagen uno Speiieuas
gen ppn ct. 4pmis nah SEEM gprt
uber bic Ganoalia . Benniplpania
Short Sine.
Wegen ndbeler ginselbeiten men.
bet guh an 5. M. gbe8brpuab,
Miiiitent<@ General 8aifagier Ngent.
st. Souls. M0.
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= Sn Berlin puroe 9einrih Ba>
riler, elm reider @eloperleiber, nee
gen @ubers su elmer @efdngniB<
itrafe BON spei Sabren uno elmer
@elbbuBe BON 10000 Warf perurs
urtbeilt. Ct mar peeen go uerihie=
oener Salle BON @uher angeflagt.
Inter ben Gntldgern b%efanoen iib
mebrere Ioeliee uno Offisiere. Sn
einem Sale berehnete er einem Sreis
BERN pDr 6. (ber @eri9tsbDf ge=
itattete uibt Die Mennuna bes pollen
Namens) 236 8rp5ert. rpel1e Der
5reiberr 5ablte, DbmDbl er BON elmer
unperpfdnoeten BeItbung Elm Sab
reseinfDmmen pDn 0,00Q Warf
besDe. Gin anoerer ipn6erbarer
SOL mar Der zines Miqipndrs, mel=
ber 100 8rDaent 8inien fiir elm Dars
leben BON $1,000 auf furse Belt
5ablte. Bariier CAB gu, Die erz
mdbnten 8inien berebnet gu baz
ben, ieoob ertldrte er, bas oas
uneebeure &ificD leinen @eminn
auf 10 Bro5ent fir oas anaeleate
8apital beibranfte unb fiste bin5u,
iein r2Dtterieipiel auf Die meni6libe
Natur" babe i'm nur in ben Stano
eeiebt, flint Yrosent mebr gu beroie'
men, als i'm regelmdBigen @eibGfte.
Gin 1beil bes grlabes fir feline ge@
uaete Yeibdftigune tpar oas Ser
eniiaen, melbes ibm iein utagliber
8ampf nit eemiiienloien Ioliaen uno
eeieulhaftlihen Sbwinolern" oer-
uriahte.
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Die sansHrahem=aOmpemtton,

Ole am Sernitna inn gDurtbauie ab-
gebalten' Euuroe, mar reGt aut be.
inbt. 6idter Green unb 8Dftmeis
fter Clifford bielten Nniprafen, in
tpelHen fle bic Bortbeile gutter 2ano-
itr06en beleu@teten.
Nan ~urganifirte iiH unter benz
Xitel s0egar County gopb 8uaos
GhDcintionA nit fulgenben Beamten:
Yrdiioeut, @m. .. Coffin; Bices
Yrdfibent bonn 1. Yrecinft, 81. s.
BaltDn; q, George Wornad;
g.. U. Us. Heurin; a., Sultan Stop.
pet. Getretdr unb Sbabmeifter,
&lfreo 96pperpein.
Die Gfoeiatipn nitnf1t ibre Mrbei=
ten nit $50 Mitglieoern auf.
Der Hrdiioent miro 5u geeigneter
Belt cine atueite g~eriammlung elm.
berufen.
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wpaitauSiae M~utrammmns.

@enn man @tpas tbut, muB man
es AUDI ariinolib tbun Son alien
Salben, pDn oenen Sic iemals ettuas
aeb6rt baben, lit Budlen'S Nrnica
5albe u~nItreitig Die bette. Sic BELT
erinoli9 ale 8rano@, Queti6z uno
5hnittmunoen, Iusihldge uno
Sbmaren, iomie 6dmDrrboiben.
Sour 25 Gents unb pDuiee @enugz
tbuung miro garantirt 6urh S.
&alteper & SDhn unb Noolpb DreiB,
Mpptbefer.
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2ltmatremieli

bat auf piele Menifen einen iebr unan-
9enebmen ginflus. @ie oft BORT ma
nibt ben Nusiprub: sd fann bas &lima
nibtinertragen." SaS 1T .Sbre eigene
Sbulb, Iieber Sreunb; MAIDEN Sic einen
8erIub nit ben ~aIbefannten ct. Bernard
3r~duterpiIen, unb Sic tperben ale 8e>
ihtper6en lbs iein. 8fimapebief pirft
anndhit auf ben Magen, unb BON Der
gbdtigfeit oesie1ben bdnet bic 5unftion
Der 9eber, Der Nieren un6 Der Wila ab.
ST. Sbre 8erbauune nibt in Sronung,
10 bat ber ganse &5rper 81 leiben. Mde
6ieie 2eiben tueroen ourcb bic erprobten
ct. Bernard &rduterpinen in fur5er Belt
beieitist. go ibliht unb einfad bie5el.
ben aud ausfeben. 10 bebeutenb lit lire
6eiltraft.
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@rmaoetsentbmms uebertrasum gen

d.
Sranf 9eih an Otto %. 6aueilen,
@runbtad an @oliab Ctr. ST. 300.
Sal 8uihbaro an 80. s. Buihs
bare. 8runoitid an Ipeuue 6, fir
$500.
9enrp sc. 8ins an Sueo Buppe.
@runoitif an Wontana Ctr. $1,000.
SEP. 8waqg u. q. an Slurence
S. SoneS. 10Y Ider 2anb, etue IL
Weilen noroDftlib BON Der Staot,
$3.50.
s. 81. SbDof uno Z. &. Ban Der
6Depen an @b. @embler, @runbltad
an @amaron Ctr. $500.
CHARLES u. &Dnpel an Charles
Woees, Stif 2ano i'm Surpep AS.
YreiS romineQ.
6ugo Buppe an $. sc. Bling,
@runoitiid an Montana Ctr. $1,000.
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Nus MerifO.

Der in Der Soupt1taot Werifo ers
ideiuenben nDeutlben 8eituna fir
Werifo" entnebmen mir Solgenoes:
= Ser 5afen BON Tampico bat
in lebter Belt lebr an 8eoeutung suz
genommen uno iib fait einen erlt=
flaiItgen Stang ertporben. Die
8unoeSreeierung Fat baran groBes
Berbienit ourb grpeiterung uno
8ertiefung Der SluBmunoune bee
8anuco, in ben iebt arDBe Sdiffe
eil,laufen fDnnen, urb Die Nnlage
bes erDBen, 2575 SUB breiten 6a=
fenoamms, an Dem Die S6iffe, in
Der @abe bes 3oagebduoes, bel euz
tenn uno 1b(edtem 8etter anfertt
fDnneu. Die @aareu tperoen brett
in oas 8paaebduoe ausgelaoen uno
BON bort ourb Die @entralbabn CUR
@eiterbefDroerun9 iibernDmmen.
Die per11ieoenen Waaren ueroen
auf ge~lunoerten 6afenodmmen ausz
eelaoen, 10 Steinfoblen, Goats.
Sd)ienen unb Cement auf einem,
Malbinen &C. al,f einem anoren.
Ser 6afen gampicD miro iebt pDn
a9t Sbiffslinien angelaufen, pDn
oenen lteben Don fremben 6dfen fom=
men, unb stpar BON 6amburg, 2Dns
bDn, 2ioerpppl. Seem gorf. Seem
Orleans, &c. gDn 0amburg eebeu
n,unatlib orei 9ampfer nab 9auns
picD.
Die 8abn nah Gtotpnilco Ell
@ranbe inn Staate Salisco miro nun
bod beitimmt our9 Die gentralbabnz
eeiellibaft gebaut. IS lit oieier
Gage Die @enehmieung oa5u ertbeilt
uDroen. Die neue 2inie speigt BON
Der Station ScDtlan, i'm Beairf
@uabalaiora, ab uno enoiet in Ntos
tDni(co.
= Mit Dem 9tuoium Der Mps.
fitos an Der merifaniiden &ute bat
bas Winiltertum bes Snnern ben
@aturforlder NlfreoD Duees beaufs
traet. 8u9leib lon cine Stati1tif
Der Sieberperbdltniiie in ben &uten=
Drten pDrgen0mt1er merDen.
= Son Maaatlan lauten bic
Mabrihten fDrteeiebt gut. 8on ben
Musgetpanoerten fotnr1en Giele 5u=
rud, finben aber fein unterfDmmer,
ba ia 1014 6duier nieoergebraant
muroen. Mnftatt an Die @ieoerfeb<
renben au oenfen, bat man in Ser
iammlut1gen belprDben, mie cine
ppmpbafte Meiie absubaltrn lit uno
melme Seitlibfeiten au arrangirerl
linb. Sn 8ina Union CAB es am 6.
Npril mob 4 Beitfranfe uno in Si=
querDS IL.
- Die @iIenbabn uDn Tebuantez
pee. gor leiner Mbreiie uab europa
erf(drte Der g%pntraftor 8eetman
Bearlpn, oaB ieine Berbeneruness
arbeiten on iener mibti9en 8abn
iber ben Sitbmus BON 3ebuantepec
bemndhft podenoet tperben. Sn Der
nGHiten Sailpn ionen aud in 8eraz
cruS Die Bumpen aufgeiteat meroen.
Die be1timmt iinb, Die Simpfe uno
Bfaben in Der Mdbe Der 5taot aus
sutrofen uno oamit Die bp9ieniiben
8erbdltniiie berielbe gu perbeiiern.
| CUR WaKerperlprauna BON Weracrua
miro gutes 9rinfmaffer BON r@l
Teiar" Is Weilen BON benz 6afen
%entfernt, berangeleitet uno in einem
@eierpoir eeiammelt. bas bod aenug
liegt, ul1 ale 6duier nit Waiier gu
p%eriorgen. @eracrus bat iebt 30. 600
@inmpbner uno man rebnet $50 2iz
ter Waiier auf ieben SinwDbner, inz
benz man ftatt 80. 900 beren 60. 600
in Bere@nung brirgt. Das GeIer=
pDir miro fir orei Gage @aiier auf-
nebmen f0nnen.
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5.

= 3miiben Seauin unb Sings
burp entgleiite elm Srabt5ua Der
Sioli1en 8acifc Babn. @lf nit
perihieoenen Waarer belabene gars
tpurben bemolirt uno mebrere 9unz
bert SUB @eleiie ~auf9eriiien.
= Ser Sinan5sNaent oes 3ubt>
haules in &uSf, u. s. BuSbp, Der
erpBe nnterihleife begging, ipu bel
eagle Bab Die @rense iiberihritten
baben.
6. s.. 81. @reen BON 9errea
uno 6. u. Seating BON Dallas 1inb
aus Der Transformation fir Die
ct. Coulter @eltauslteIung ausges
treten, neil iie niht bamit einpers
ftanoen fino, baB bas teraniibe
neutrality-suspicious. ais funfainti=
ger Stern oaraeftellt merben ioG.
Green duBerte ifb oariiber, oaB
man nod ME BON iDlher Nrbitftur
etnas aebDrt babe. oaB Teras barii=
ber binaus iei, lib burb berartieen
nniinn laberlih gu MAIDEN uno oaB
fiir 9eraS elm @ebduoe erribtet rper<
ben iDute, meldes bes grDBen Gtaas
tes miirbig lift. Worin 6err Green
burhauS rebt bat
SIN Mai miro elm ameiter
Dampfer init &ieb belaoen BON @al=
peftpn nah Sib.Nfrifa abgeben.
- Beim Brunnenbobrer bat elm
in Der Wdbe BON 2ibertp Sin mDbs
member Sarmer in Der giefe BON
|250 SUB hiiiigen Mspbalt gefunben.
EaS 2ager ioa beoeuteno fem.
= Sn 81 8aio iDq cine 6anbelss
b6rie erbaut merben. Ser Soften
aniblae betrdgt 5000, 900.
= DaS Observation-Disclosures bat
einen ean5en Sag oamit sueebrabt,
iiber einen Nntrag ppr1 Scr. O'Quinn
BON Nngetina gu bebattiren, babin
lauteno, baB Der Muitiner GDrres=
ponoent elmer 8eitung in Beaumont
nor oaS 6au5 citirt peroe, UNI fih
megen Der in leinen Briefen ausae=
iprDhenen 8eleibigungen geqert Die
Witslieoer Der 2egialatur gu Derants
tuDrten. Mm meiiten grdn1te man
1ib oariber, oaB Der &~orresppn=
bent Die 8eiebgeber ,frdd3enoe
NaS9eier" 9enannt bate. Ils es
enoli6 CUR N"bitimmung iiber ben
Nntrag fDmmen ioDte, 1teQte es fih
beraus, baB fein Quorum purbans
ben mar.
= @ouu. 2anbam bat Der 2eais=
latur mitgetbeilt, oaB bic Bermal=
tunosbebDroe Der 3uhtbduler cine
genaue unteriu9ung Der in &usf
pDrgetommenen S9minbeleien eins
geleitet bat. : @ie es mDglih lit,
oaB Der 5inanaaeent pbne ale Be-
anffibtigu1g banoeln uno garae
Wagenlaoungen BON @ilen &c. per=
taufen tDnnte. obne bafir &ed)=
nung absule9en, lit elm Gdtblel.
Muf leiner Sarm in WaIbinas
ton GountD itarb @ilbelm SAlDtt=
mann i'm Mlter BON 78 Sabren.
@abe Wetmure 1tarb Der Tars
rter Carl 00pp. @r manoerte ppr
fehaehn Sabren bier elm.
Die 8emubner BON 9anlor
lno un1aegeno baben ben ibnen bon
u. s. Harfer in 6oufton uno iei=
men @enolien gemabten Goriflag
a1genDmmen, fir cine Waumpou=
fabrit 500. 900 aufaubrineen unb Elm
aebrl @der umfafenoeS @runoitiid
81 lhenten. Mm 9. Mai pirb Die
angeleeenbeit in elmer i'm Opern>
bauS itattfinoenoen G%erlammlung
gum NblhluB eebradt.
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. IS pirb mitaetbeilt, oas es Del

= gs miro miteetbeilt, oaB eS Dem
oeutiben Safer pdbreno ieines firs=
liden 8elubes in copenhagen 9ez
lang, Die itarfe &ntipatbie Der 8ais
lerin> Bittpe BON 6uBlano aegen
9eutihlanb fait 9dnslib gu beieitis
gen. Dies for elmer Der 3wede bes
8eiuhs getpelen fem, oa Der &ais
fee ben Gsaren burb Die 8ais
ierin : Wittue gu beeinfluiien uno
elm beiieres @inoernebmen spiiben
Deutiblano unb &uBlano bersuitels
len bofft. Safer @ilbelm's Iufs
merflamfeit eegen ibren Batter &6nia
gbriitian mafte einen tiefen @inorud
auf Die &aiierin : @ittpe, tpelde ges
Iaat baben lou: .Wenn aue Deuts
den benz Safer Wilbelm abnlih
tpdren. 10 piiroe ih elm Sreuno Der
Deutihen lein."
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8ia yanbalia, YenniDlpauia=Y abn,

Gin BiGet bieier 2inie eriter &la1ie
nab Seem gorf berebtiat ben S1l=
baber in Us abington, BAT
timDre unb Ybilabelpbia
einer sebntdaigen Mufentbalt gu
nebmen. Dies 1T elm iebr liberalea
8uaeltdnbniB.
@egen @in5elbeiten tpenoe man
lib an ben unter3ei1neten.
s.. 9. &ilgDre,
&eiienoer Yafiaeier Meent,
1l8 @eit Srenb 8lace. San Mn>
tDniO. Tera8.
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gaubbeit fanm ttd,t aebetIt ,uersem

IQup9etf anu ntdDt 8e1etlt merDem
sur4 loiale agplitationsn. neil fe ben tranten Sbeil
oes Sbres ni9t erreIden t6nnen. Gs siebt nur eli
men Wee. Die Saubbeit au t~uriren, un6 Der 1T ourb
tonftitntionele 6eilmittel. Saubbeit miro burb els
men ent3lneeten .3utano Der itleimisen Austlei=
onng Der Guiiahilden &6bre peruria9t. Wenn
oieie R6bre iid e%nt5inoet, babt ibr einen rumpelnoen
Son ooer unoontommenes 6ebor; uno penn lie gang
9eidlofien 1T, eriolst Saubbeit, uno penn Die Gnt-
3%lnouns nibt 9eboben uuo oieis 9f0bre tpieber in ib=
rem 9eb6riaen 3ufano ueriebt ueroen lam, pirb oas
Seb0r fur INNER serit6rt perben; ueun Safe unter
iebn tperoen ourd Ratarrb oeruriaht. tpelher nidts
as Elm entSinoeter 3utanb Der idleimieen Ober=
HIDDEN lit.
g8ir pollen einbunoert Dollars FIR ieoen (our2
fatarrb peruriadten) Sail bon Saubbelt geben, ben
mir ni6f oura Ginnebmen bon Salts & o.
tarrb $ g + btilen t6nnen. qaBt @uh um=
ionf @ireulare toinmen.
3. ). Gbenep b Co., Eolsoo, Ohio.
9ertauit BON alien @potbetsrn, Yreis rs
eents Die Glaide.
oaa's Hamitisu =gilsn ins bic beRsa.
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sss Salt, cement, Sanb. Bod.
iteine, %feuerfefte Steine unb Tbuns
Cheer uno Nspbaltpapier, Dahpappe'
9beer uno Wspbalt. Del, 9erpentin.
Sarben, @las &c. &c. ftetS DDrrdtbis
bel s. 6. 9ielmarn, 306 Ot.
Commerce StraBe. @ieoriee Breiie.
quite Waare fDmie quite urb reele
Beoienung neroen %garantirt.
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UNION MEAT MARKET,
(Oiebel 8lpd),

(Siebel 300,
2O6 Sao : Glamo StraBe. 6. 81.
(neues) Eel. SEQ. II.
Nue Sorten friides Sleiib, feline
Wurit, lop.e Der bette Sbinfen
uro sped ftets purrdtbig. Nufmert=
lame Beoienuna; freie Nblieferuna.
JOHN ScHILLING, : EIGENTAUEMER.
&omm 81 uns, ebe Sbr Jar
ben Doer 2apeten fauft.
Anterior & Gnfer1on,
pit uno 219 Oft : Spuiton . Strase.