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The Newtown bee., 1904-08-12
Wall Papers!
 Wall Papers !

Wall Papers will be sold during the next
 days at very low prices. Gall, look at our large stock and get prices before you buy. Our dis counts will astOnish you. They must go to r,Ia for pOOds @ v
The Newtown bee., 1904-08-12

 evening, August '.
 Among those who attended the Tuesday night hop at the "Sound View hotel," Woodmont, last week, were the following: Miss Kathryn Shea and Margaret Moran of Springfield, Mass, Miss Theresa Healy of Cleve- land, O., Miss Kathryn Campbell and Miss May A. Smith of New Haven, Joseph Fay, William Crowley and Fred Maher of New Haven, Jack Flaherty and Malcolm Barnes of New York. The party were chaperoned by Mrs Patrick Campbell of Sandy Hook.
 Mrs Lucy A. Beers celebrated her 82d birthday, last week Thursday, with days enjoyment at Pleasure Beach, Bridgeport
The Newtown bee., 1904-08-12
P1xley House,

Plxley House,
 HAwLEYvILLE, NEwTowN, Or, Now open for guests the year round. Thank n E old patrons for past favors, we invite all o come and see us. Transient bOarders care u lily attended to.
 MT and Mrs A. E. Pixley, Props.
The Newtown bee., 1904-08-12
Blacksmithing, Carriage and Wagon Repairing.

p. H. DIXON, BR0SSH511ID SoHH
 Carriage and Wagon Making and
 Rspai. ing, Horssshosing And General Blacksmithing. Special attention given to interfering horses. Also OK shoeing, Wagons of all kinds built at short notice. Sat- .sfaction guaranteed. Over 20 years experi- esce. Kind treatment to horses. Fancy horse shoeing if wanted. Give me Q trial.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-08-06
$i2.119.734.s5
OFFICERS.

A General Foreign Exchange Bust.
ness transacted. Travellers Circular
Letters Of Credit issued available In eli
marta Of the world.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-08-06
RESOURCES.

Loans and dis.
counts .........$?6,503,3l 1.33
Stocks and bonds. 1,2i4,1S6.S4
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-16

Messrs. r. NJ. Armstrong and ,.
T. barton, of Fort Worth, represen-
tatives of the Ross-A Co.
of that city, are here to conduct the
special piano sale which the above
firm will put on saturday the 18th,
continuing until July lst.
The Ross-Armstrong Co. has pur-
chased the piano stock of the Ross
Jewelry Co. consisting Of quite a
number OF nice instruments aud take
this means Of disposing of as many
Of them as possible To save expense
Of shipping To fort WORTH Owing
ia the great reduction that has been
made from the usual price at which
these pianos sell, list of which
may been seen ju their display ad.
ia this paper tomorrow evening, we
do not doubt bat what these gentle
men will be successful in disposiug
Of this stock very readily.
They Will be assisted by Mr.. T II
Wear and will occupy the building
on the east side Of the square one
door north of Dalton Millinery par
loFs. a.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-16
Related TO perdiCariS.

1t will no doubt be interesting to
the reading public to learn that Iob
Perdicaris. the American who was
kidnapped and is being held for ran
som by Raisuli, the bandit chief in
Morocco, has relatives residing in
Wax ahachie Perdicaris is a direct
relative of the wife of DIR. II. K.
Brouse of this city, her mother and
his being first cousins. From Mrs.
Brouse it was learned that Perdi-
caris' father was a native of Greece
and several years ago was a teacher
of Greek at Harvard University.
Later he represented The American
government at Athens, and 1t was
while residing In that city that Ion
Perdicaris was born. Before leav-
ing this country the Perdicaris fam
lily lived at Trenton, n. J.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-16

The wreck on the Central between
this place and Boyce, which occur
red yesterday morning, was not
cleared away and the track suffi-
ciently repaired for trains TO pass
until IL o'clock last night. The east
bound passenger train arrived here
on time and was held until the
arrival Of the westbound, which was
the first train to pass after the track
was repaired. According to the
latest Information from the scene
OF the accident ten head Of cattle
were killed. A car of eggs was
among the severely damaged freight.
Crates of eggs were smashed oil to
pieces and the loss by breakage will
be heavy The cause ef the wreck
has not been learned, but is sup
posed 20 have resulted from 4 broken
journal.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-16
Wo0dmea OF The World prOaraGa

Woodmsn Of the World log roll
ing. basket picnic, barbecue, carni-
val and trades display, at WAxa-
haehie, Texas, June - aud -. 1904
under the auspices ot all the camps
Of Ellis county.
First day at West Emo pavilion.
O'Clock =. m., address Of welcome
Congressman Jack Beall, Waxa-
hachie.
Response for camps Of Ellis com
ty, Hon " Pitt Hancock. Waxa-
hachie.
Response Tor Central Texas Log
Rolling Association, Hon W A.
Fraser, II c, d. G.
AT : O'Clock 2. IN, grand free en-
tertainment hv an up-to-dAte come
dy company ia a select play that
viii interest aud entertain all who
attend
Seeot q day, 10 % clock a. M, grand
parade, tradea display and street
carnival.
address on Woodcraft, Hon. o. =.
baltimore, Fort Worth.
O'Clock m. grand free barbe-
cue aud basket picnic, West End
park
p. IN. varied arnusemeuts con-
sistlnR of climbing sr@aaed pole
catching creased pis, .'t Ato races
match game Of baseball. etc. etc +.
West End park
There will be twu brass bands aud
one string hand. Ia furnish music
for ali these entertainments The
members of the various Ellis county
camps If Woodmen - the World
have made elaborate preparations
Tor the occasion. and with their
wives, children and friends will he
here ia full toree wtth sell fiiied
baskets, ansl there wlll be Nn ahnnd-
Ance ~ uteelY haFbee8ed meat nn
the ground.
All thm exercises all nw lmteFs
fsaF@asf wist aaaste. =ssa nothing will
he otnltsed THAI wsll tsnd te TmAke
tire occasion pleasant to all who aG.
tend.
j. " MeAmnus.
Marshal 0t tha dag.
W. T.. AckeF and ! W. Martin.
Assistant AArshAls,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-16
Throaah Sufferina.

What law is that which brings to US
Life's purest and it's best
But at the cost of bitter tears,
And years of sad unrest?
What unseen hand oft tunes the
heart
To catch earth's sweetest strain
From broken strings whose keynote
lies
In depths of voIceless pain?
Is 1t that sorrow has the power
To make the soul sublime?
AS water lilies bloom snow-white
From beds of foulest slime?
We can not tell, yet while we know
The flowers crushed in death
Lift up their hearts in moon-li.
dusks
And yield their sweetest breath.
MUsA DUNN,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-16
A filsIVldl Entered

The jury ia the case Of The state
against John Chambless, charged
with aggravated assault, which was
ON trial in the county court Monday
and Tuesday failed 10 agree upon a
verdict and was discharged yester-
day The defendant was tried on
the same charge at recent term
of the court and was fined $1,000 and
given sentence of two years in
jail Upon appeal to the court Of
criminal appeals the case was re-
varsed and remanded
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-16
Burton Party al DdlEdS.1

The rivers and harb0fs committee
headed by the chairman, Congress s.
man T. f Burton, which has been
touring Texas several days, visited
Dallas today. Congressman and
Mrs. Jack Beali went 10 Dallas this
morning whore Mrs. Beall will visit
relatives while Mr.. Beall joins the
committse, HT, Beaii said it was
the purpose Of the committee to
make "a trip of inspection down the
Trinity, going a distance Of probably
fiftv miles. This committee has
about finished It's work IA Texas and
will leave In q day or two for the
NORTH.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-16
Startling kvldence

Fresh testimony in great quantity
is constantly coming in, declaring
DR. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption Coughs aud Colds to be
uuequaled recent expression
from r. j. Mcfarland Bentouville
Va. serves as example, He writes
81 had Bronchitis for three years
and doctored ali the time without
being benefited. Then / began tax
iuR Dr. Kings New Discovery, and
"A few bottles wholly cured me.
Equally effective IN curing all Lung
aud Throat troubles. Consumption
Pneumonia aud drtV. Guaranteed
by Herring Drug Co. rriai bottles
free regular sizes i0c. aud I'll 90
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-16

WeAtmaFiana. kAas. May 5. las9
natlafu saow Llntfnant Co IunE
snew Llaasueat cared ~ aIa sore eu
she side ef nv eh1n that wAs sap.
pamad 80 ha . emnemr The mrra was
wtabhara ard wuat4 u0& yield %
lrmAt4nmnt. uusgl | tried snow LimG.
msEt. whleh Ala tire w1rk ia abort
order. My mAatsfs MFs. sophia
Gmrmans AAlenmwaAas. MAEHla. Cas.. RA.
ham . moRm Ant mimkrum4s thai II im q
cancer. Please sem1 hmK . aais q bot
he. sold nv Measl a MaFtiaA
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-16
PROGRAM EIIlS-Ndydrr0 Normal

The following is the program OF
the opening Ct the Normal, June
2Ist. at Trinity University. All
friends OF education are invited To
be present The exercises will be-
gin at $50.
/. Invocation Rev. J y. Ivy.
,, Song
3. Welcome address Hon. : 2.
Skinner.
I. Respouse-M Il Morris
>. Solo Miss ames.
Is. Address-E. ID. Crddie
7. Reading Miss Newton.
:. Solo-M Miss James.
y. Announcements
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-16
Alieail0a. ODD Fellows

WaNahachie Iotge No. 80 I O. %.
r. will hold memorial exercises
sunday. June lg Al odd Fellows
members of lodge No M are re-
queated 60 be present Friday night
90 Tho sud that all necessary ar
rapEemeuts may be completed a
program ot the exercises
will appear tu Daily LiKht Saturday
e.. q. tkMFEFf g.. y g
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-16
Music House (lDeniRd

Mr., G.. a. Arnold, the music man
is receiving goods and opening up
his new music store Ira the Baldridge
building on Knox street, next door
to the postoffice. Mr.. Ben Whit
mire, an experienced man in this
line. will have charge of the Ennis
house Ennis News
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-16

~ counting desth more suddenly
but not more surely thau ueglecglng
kidney disorders. Folsy's Kidney
cure will cure slight disorder iu a
lew day, and it's continued use will
cure the most obstinate cases IL
has cured many people ~ hrtghtts
disease and diabetes WHO were
thought g. be sBeuTmble. II YOU
have kidney trouble, commence TAX j.
ing toleys Kidney Cure today, be-
fore it is too late. For sale by u. w
Fearts
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-16

Tonight and Friday generally fair
Wednesday, max. ~, min. b6.
&, u. LoNasEKKF,
Observer
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-16
SotCe

A great opportunity for a lunch
stand at the Central Texas log roll
ing 18th and 18th Of June. Apply
at once to Ezra :. Fudge. "a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-16

VIII deliver vou "a husbeis 'ats
oF more AZ e. cents 4uftug month pj
July. order must he new.
~ u N TM0Nt1~nN.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-16

Lots of cobs and shucks at New
Grist MIL Ask for prices on same
and all kinds II feed stun j r
Williams & Co. Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-20
@niicnbnns
&ulfsfcIt
Gfinait.N unta9
Den %. Mai
C140) 9arleD Yarf.

nSeb' mobL &ntie, moge Dir
Der Serrgott per5eiben uno Dir bel
Veiten biibid) brou bleibIt, nodocm
i6 tort bin. 8cbe 0lt iebt 81 9einer
lieben Shnciter!" - ObigcS mar
oos &ermddtniB, lpcldeS S5obn =.
@ottier, Gin NufmGrter fron50Iii6cr
Ibfunft, ieiner @ottin &otberinc@ot.
tier bintcrlieB, ais er 9eitern ben
Stoub Der Wonlmcntenito0t bon lei.
ten 6iiBen idiitteltc, nm Iid in Gbi-
cogo cine 1elle Griiter5 5t griinoen.
6ruu &otie @ottier, lpclfc cine bib
Idle Vriitctte lit, folgte ibrem ber6lo.
len Sobn nit cinem @oftbefebl, 0en
Ibr So0i 2o0en perldafft bate, bis
nod Dem llnion=9 obnbofe, fam ic0od)
81 ipGt 0oielbit an nm oct Scrrn
@enlubl SIT crmii6en. 9os $aur
NOR lett 5ipei Sobren perbciratbet uno
rciIte pGbreno oieier 3eit 5ienllid) I'M
Sonoe berum. 0os 6omilicnleben
itien fem beionoers gliidli6eS 5it
iein, unb b~eionoerS fam cs in lcb-
terer Belt bdlrfia 81 bcftigen sltf.
tritten, meiI Sobn 8rou &otberine
all5u tnopp belt. @eitern beidico
cr icinc Satin nod DEM ,&otel 9cl.
pioere," 100 er ais AuftpGrter ongc.
lteat lpor, INN nit ibr @infGufe 5l
beior9en. gls Die 5roit oortbin fam,
pernobm lie, ooB ibr @atte nod GGi,
cogo obgcrciit lei. sic bcgob lid nun
nod ibrer &obnmtg 3uriid, uno olS
lie ooielbIt oen Gingongs crtp19nten
bobnii6en Nbibieosbriei porfonO,
rib ibrc @eouIo, uno Tie erlangte ci-
men @oftbefebI, nm Den 6lii6tigen
lpomoglid nod Dor iciner gbreiie
e%inipinnen 5u loIicn.
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Nn nnlere
NDDltnenten
TT WaibingtOn,

WadJ Observation-Disclosures trcncn
SicnIt fat i'd Der Slgcnt nnO @crtrc-
ter oes D9cHtiden GOrreipOnocntcR"
in &ai6ingtuu, Sr. SUBn u. MoellCr,
entidllOiien, iid bonn 8eidjGft 5nriida
5m5icBcn. &Sir erlan6cn nnS bnbcr,
nniercn gccbrtcn gbOHnenten in
&aIBimgtOm e~rgebenit an5nscigrn,
BAH aGe Seridtignnscn 8ubnnngs.
luedJicl bctreffenO, obcr iOnItisc
Sdrci6cn Oirctt mn Sas Samptbircau
Oes nScntidDcn GUrreipon6cntcn,"
All ct. Ganl Str, Baltimore,
MiS., 5n ridJtcn limb. Sin &crtrctcr
OeS rGOrrcipOHOeHten" iuirS periu.
bid bel ben N6OuHcnten bOripreden,
TINT ben sn6ifriptiOnSprris 5n cOarf.
tircn.
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@niienbauS
gulfsfcit
Hfingit-M ontag
ben %. Mai
Q4O-O SarlcD. Hnrf.

Ole Is onoIibirtc Is a 8,
Is ompagnte" bat bcifloIien. Sb.
ligotiolten int 9etroge BON $4,000.
COO, ourd) cine %oagemeine @ppotbef
geIidcrt un0 in 50Sobren fdQig, aus.
3ugeben. Son oieien ioaen Z Wfil.
lionen sur ginIoiung Der 5~-proSen.
tigen Ii. 6>pro3entigen Obligotioncn.
SI500,0W 5ur e~inl6lung bon aus.
ltebenoenS duloi6einen uno 81 900.
600 fir iofortiee utto geplonte Ser.
bellerlitgen peroitsgabt peroen. Ser
&eIt BON $5,500,000 iotE bon benz
2ruItee, Der g6ibelitp & 0cpoiit So"
Gebalten mo mad DEM t. SSitIi 1906
pon 3eit 6u 3eit nitSgegebcn tucroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-20
Sn Gbrcn crsrant.
Sr. 2ouis Sod mo @ottin feiern
i1r goIoenes So65eitS, 3ubilaum.
Gin @ratulationsidreiben.

9r. SouiS SoG ul1o @attlll telern
iDr goI0enes 9od5eitS,3 ubiIGum.
Gin @rotulationsidreiben.
Sr. &ouiS Sod uno oeiien @ottin,
Trau 9otbarine Sod, Elm aItes oe1tt-
ihes, IN Gbren ergroute5 @6epaar,
fciertcn onl leBten Wittuod 9l6etb
I'M trollten 5omilienfreiie in ibrer
@obmmg, 9r. SO. 8oultnep.S trabe.
ibr golOenes @odl5eits . SilbilGum.
9cionocre 6rcuoe bereiteten bic On
fcl ocS Yaores, &in0er pes &eitor.
rntelirS @uitop &omrigbuuieii, bent
icIben, inoem tic ibm i6on frii6 olu
Dtorgen ole bcr5lihiten @rntillotip.
llcn ourbrndten; pobl am WCiiter
'reltte iid ieood) bos ulte @bepaor
iibcr Elm S6reibcn 6es Nlpill &ont.
rl9boltIetl, peld)er, trobocm CT idpcr
letoeno I'M nSobHs Sopfins' Soipi.
tai" oornieOerliegt, %ieiter @roBeltcrn
9eoodt botte. Soipobl Sr. Sod, al3
and leine @uttin Iino nod GuBcrit
rilItig, trobbem Sr. Sod 70 Sabre ali
lit uno Ieiile @ottin nur ucrriQr
Sabre finger. Cine gon5c 9(r5ohl
Diibiher @ei6cnfe Duroc Dem CSltbcl.
poure norge6raht, ioruie 10 mandcr
@unif, Dab eS linn p%ergonnt icin
moge, aud nod Die oiomontenc
&od5eit 81 feiern.
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eOtal6eridte aus 8aIbinstOn.

Mcbr 6euermebrIeute.
9tod Dem I. SSllli miro 0as Selter-
Ieportement I'M 3luon5ig ooer mebr
5eue%rmebrlciite pergroBert pcrben.
Dos @ebaIt lit u,f 1920 pro Sobr
icit9eiebt moroen. ghts 9enen, Die
oas forpcrlide mo gciitige Gromen
beitcbcn, Deroen Die neltcn Iener-
mebrleute ernonnt meroen. Gbef
9elt iagt, ooB Die 2iIte bon 9lppli.
fonteu au9enblidlid nltr lebr fpent-
&c 9tomen entbGlt uno oaB iturfc,
Ilt11ge SelIte cine CUTE 8%elegcnbcit
botten, %aniteallng 81 erbalten.
Gbrli6feit 6eIo6nt.
Sr, Is. y. Grescott BON 3cooing,
Fo, perlor 9cItern an Der 6=StroBc
$S8,000 in SefltritGten. @r butte
Icincn &erluit nod nidt benlerft, ais
Elm lultger Neger linn ooS 8udet
il6errci6te. Sr. YrcScott ipor 10 er.
frcut iiber bic @brlidfeit oeS iltuqln
Monncs, ooB cr linn $500 9elob-
nlng CAB.
llnter $1,000 9iirgi6oft &c.
Itellt.
Benjamin Goni5iusfp, ser hinge
Wonn, Der nm Sonntog ouf ole Nn-
flnge bin, einen crimineQen gngrifi
auf Sri. @eiiie 6cuitler in Dem Soft
hutie 9tr. $40, e Strobe, I.-@., ge-
ma6t 5l bobelL perboitet mltr0e, mic
I'M ~0eutl6en Gorreiponoenten" 5ur
3cit beridtet, lit geitcrn bon &ifter
&imboll inter $1,000 8iir9i6oit Dem
Observation-Disclosures iiberpielcu NOR
ben. Sein @cncbnlen I'M @eridt iuor
10 eigentbiimIih, Dab Der &ifter Ell
ne llntcriu6ung icines G~eiItes5l;.
Itan0es anor0nCte.
9rei Sabre ii Of t1ous.
Tidter @rigbt oerurtbilte oeitern
@ortbington $. Srlano meqen Gilt-
bruds 81 Orei Sobren 3uft6aus.
SetrnbtS 2icen3en.
NohltebenOe Seirotbs : 9icenScn
iino oisgeitelt noroen;
Serbcrt 9. Burger ullo &ottie Z.
9oQ.
Somuel SbomoS nno Clara Cote.
GOporo s. GriscoG mo @roce ..
Hpon.
George S. Sormon nno @eIiie
Garter.
OIiper q. GbiSm uno Siobcl %.
8oooppro.
9onieI e. Wotbenp bon Ietuport
gteips, So, mo Ollie Z. Sornion
bon @olfer'S, go.
Sohn Nc. Gompop mo Gin 5. "a.
lioferro.
Sbontos 2elpiS bon Sartoalc, So,
lno golcrio Ferling BON @olbing.
ton.
@iainm i, Courtney ms Gt9el
Wf. Smith, 9eioe bon Baltimore.
@outrou Warie auoulte DC Sara.
mono De 2ofoiole BON. Der irali5oIi.
ihen 9oti6oit IL. SSpp Mabel Gang.
BAN bon @oibington.
Socob &ries uno @li5oGctb Grmtb.
Hi6oro u. 8opb uno Ytargnnret
u. Senfins.
Wollrice Sponor Sturgeon uno
Mabel Clair Sosfinion.
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WuiicnbanS
&ulfSfelt
Hfiugit.W Ontn9
ben %. Mai
Q4O) 0arlcg.Earf.

Con affirmation in Some.
iteao. - Sn Der Oclttld)cn cpange-
iif)llltbcriiden Stride SIT 9oneItcnb
merocn nnl SonntuG Die iolgenoen
Gonfirmonoen burd Eoitor 3eiler
bon Stemmer'S Nun oos bl. Nbeno-
mobl empfongcn: Gliiobetb Eoltl,
E~bilippine Gidter. gleonore 9uld)
moni1, eliiobetb WonSfp Gliiabctb
8lcinitmiOt, Glilobetb Sod, Sui.
Sronb, WnfcIb SebS uno Geo. Gbm-
ling. 9ie Confirmation fono ou
lebtcn Sonntn9 III Der ieItlid &c
Hfttitdten Stride an Der @orilld,.
Ibenitc ltott lnb Der Sing6or truo
hlebtete poiicnoe 2ieoer Dor.
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faltfte geItern elm meitcres @run0itiid
lno 3par an Der Siiopeit Ode bon
Baltimore . StrnBc u1t0 &opfins'
Elace fir $S2450. GaS @runoItiid
bat cine 6ronte bon AZ SUB an 9al-
timorc = StroBc uno t27 Sub oil
Sopfins' GIoce. Der 9reiS pro
6rontfuB an Baltimore = StrnBe be.
rednet lit $500, uno on Sopfins'
Elocc berefnet $500. Sr. George
u. @oitber lit 8erpoItcr fir oos 81.
9cntbu1n, er occcptirte oen @reis ais
etncn gerefter, Der in Der 5bat 10
nobe lcincr ctgencn 8crcdnuna ii6er
ocn @crtb Ocs @iqent6ums fam, 0ob
cr cS nidlt Ger Wfiibe mertb fono, iid,
in longes &onocln ouriibcr cin3ll.
loiIcn. Die Gommiiiion idGtt oie
@|ciomnttb0be Der fir oie Grlucitc.
rlrng uno Den 0ur6brll1 oes Sop
fins RIace 81 5oblenoe GntidGOi.
gllllg otf $235,0O0; ole @ertbcrb0.
6rngcn iinb nod nidt feitgciteat.
l9te 8outb Gtiqteit.
Die folgenoen @aui6eine fir oen
@%ronOoiitrift murOcn gcitcrn bonn
@eb0upe : Snipeftor ousqeItcat: an
8m, p, 9temort, Nr. 1871, G6cop.
iioe, oreiIt0digcs @ebGltoe, $1,000;
Nr. 80 bis 5t4, Oit-@rattitroBc,
S%teiFotigeS @ebGll6c, $4,000, ut6
Or. 800 unO 3O2, Oit-@rottItrnBe,
b~tti'i6tfiGes @ebGltoe, $4,000; g..
@eGoir, an German. uno Solloper.
StroBe, iiiniitodigcs @eb0uoe, $50.
600, lno 6rou WtorU y. 9tuIb, Or.
1873, Gbenpiioe, orciitofiges @ebGll-
De, $1,000.
3lpei 9IutternfGIe
Midoel Sdmiot, SO Sabre alt,
Der am 0icnitag BON Der Im6ulon5
Der oitlidcn Station nod) Dem st.
SoicpbS = @oipitol" gebroft mltroe,
marc geltern ais an Den 9lottern ers
tronft nud) Der GuorontGne geidofft.
Gr bottc iid in Den lcbten Soqen in
ben 9orroden Der Scilsormee IN
SilO.9altimDrc o~tfgcboIten. Sin
nnoerer 9lottcrnfaQ cnttpidelte lid
I'M @efdngniB in Sobn Smitb, 80
Sabre olt, Der aus philadelphia
ltommt. &n gcnomten 9lnitolten
iinb ollie notbigcn &orii6t3moBrcgcln
getrofien.
Gas @cri6 tSgcb0uoe e.
@cbo1toe : Snipcttor Nrciton iogte
geitcrn, Dob bic Gontroftoren ISobn
@iQ & Sons inn Srrtbum moren, olS
iie IN Dem 9rief al Die @eriftsgc-
b0uOe Gommiiiion b%ebolpteten, OuB
ooS @cridts9ebauoe Ourh Die 0pno-
nit . @rploiioncn mdbrcno 0e8 9ron-
ocS beIhdoigt mtroe. &r. Yrciton
iogte, ooB sic Hiiie in Den Moltern
ihon Dor Dem 6eucr beItonoen unto
Oob @ia & Cons wenige Gage nod
Dem 8euer glpplitotion mahtell, Den
Sdoocn am 8crtd)tSgcb0,toe 81 re.
pariren.
Iu6 Gin Ylon.
Eroi. 6ronf .. 0unnington BON
Der yllnioeriit6t BON girginicn," Elm
iriiberer 8oltimorer, i6lGQt in cinem
OH @eiumobcitS g GomniiiGr
@oSIcp ben 8cbrulldj BON Calcium,
GbIoriO in elmer 25 Yro5cut.2oiun0
5ur 2equng ocs StalbcS IN oerStoot
oor, Or. @uitnp 2ebmom bGlt Den
Ylon iiir o~usfiibrbor.
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Mn bas Hnblifnm.

Nutiirli6 moIen Sic. meltn Sic
lid pbotosrapbiren Iaiien ober elm
Bib in ~aebenssrDhe beiteacn, sic
bette Nrbcit SIT ben nicbrisitcn Yrciicn
buben. @enoen Sic iih, ebe Sic oil.
oerslpo poripred)en, 5nerlt at
Snlims Sebbel, bentifJer Ybotosrapb,
0r. 409-41t,H prb. g a pit t.
Hradltpolle Sabinets : Ebotogra.
pbiem nmr 81 bas Sneenb, (t4O)
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StaOt Baltimore.
Mcttcrnnsiidltcn.

Sir WorpInnO uno ben 0iitrift
Columbia flares @etter, friide mcIt-
lihe Miu0e.
Der bod)ite Northumberland mor
70 @roO INN - llbr Mtittoga.
Der nieorigite Sbermonteteritano
mar 80 @roo nm > ll3r WorQcnS.
Ger @ino botte cine Sd)nc1igfcit
BON 30 Mcilen aus oenl Sii0pcitcn.
Wittlerer 8arometcrItun0 30. "A.
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&aiicnbanS
pgSplfSielt
qluio1 &iinsit'& Ontas
-, ben 23. Mai
Q1OD Saricg.Garf.

Cine oclifote SrnQe be.
lthottigt o|itgenbliflih Ole 0ontpi
diff eieaidattcn ocren Yicrs iii)
an Der SigbtitruBc befinoen. meqeir
rem bolbigeltS nfruittreten oeS Sim
eroip" -8elcbcS. Gie iGnnltliheil
Sinielt bobcn 0umpiiHifiocrtcbr nit
Dem Sitocn mo octn BON Der letter
@eleeaeblng ahgcnomnc1en Sim
Groip".@cIeb gcnlGB miiiien pom /
Sili an Die mciben ilno ihtpor5clt
NoIlogiere ouf Den G%nmpildiifen &C.
trcnnt bIeibcn. Die 0ontpiidiff.@c
lellidloften glaiben, oob nit Den ieei.
gen Ginrid]tuugcn ol,f oen Camp.
ihiffen oos @eiet beqliem ourdbae.
iiibrt fuerocn fam, lrno boB bGditenS
etIidle Sheiberpdnoe n~ngebrnd)t al
iueroen broiifen.
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8aiicnbanS
8aiienbans
gulfSfcit
Tfingit.M ontas
ben %. Mai
(t40) 9arleb- Earf.

9cnnp's Shec nno 9affec iinS oie
beIten. Die por5iiglihen t%rinfbaren
@igenihoftcn oerielben iino itets
gleidndbig.
6. .. 9ennb So.
(4pril5 ,iDiOoSa)
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&aiicnbanS
&Olfsfeit
Efin8it'M Ontae
ben %. Mai
t4OD Sarlcg'Earf.

dciOungen. 6rou Siobea
9icbcr bat geltern I'M &reiSgerift
cine aIa9a ollf tbeiIlpeiie S6cioing
bon Goruin 5. 9ieber eingcreidt.
Sn ocnielben @erid)t illd)tC
SolliIc 4. @ellpids ltnt cine Sdei.
Dung bon Sarrp 4. @ellpids nod).
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S~djiffsfarten bon Baltimore mad
Nrrtncu.

WerN cine Meiie nod 9ciitihIono
o%n5iitreten geoenft, berahrihtige St.
to 3omberger, SIR. 202, 81. -@reenc-
StraBe, aaert beS ~Norooeutihen
SIopo." meldcr meitere Niisfinft er.
theilt. MpriIt ,2N2te)
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samiaa. nnS sunntaa.erfnriipneu

itnb 8aibington $t.25 aitf Der
rBenniplpanier gabn." giaete Iino
fiir Die &iiffabrt bis Sonntog
abeno giiltie. aae 3ige, ben
Congregational 2imiteo" ausgenom.
men. (5ruSo-)