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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-09
CTR Ghnrnrnuinn.S dlluin0el.

9ie N.s0. Sts3tg." iaat: vSer Gborpen'
nina. g unminDel fam uorgefterH mieOer IN bets
mem Sduiern Oes Gonarciiss CUR Spra9e. Die
Sads bat i'm 9anSen Same 10 unae9eures
auiishen ,rrsot, oaB Die Gumpronttllrtsn ole
otb6ten AnItren1Irgen MAIDEN, li9 meiB3u'
no,ben, nobel tie aber tpOulo9li6 thinner llsIel
in bic SlHte tommtn. Am Sb>ptttsn CON-
promitttrt fiRo Der Rsprdientant GtBna pom
Beupinlpanisn uno Der Ssntrol:Hoprtsilt:r
&res mel. grIlersr Qab Oorgtitern I'M paule
cine GttldrunS bon boiler PbroNtn 40, n
als Ieine &ntldaer mteosr DGra4t sIpIostn
molten. IGniit.n oisIen GsBna's Breunoe oas
| JHnTf OBJ. Sim SENATE puOe Der General.
| Bpflm,iIter BON Otm t~brenbsrtbsn SruMbIu
an ben Yranasr qtftlt. Ste obulo SIes'
men,s III 10 Ionrsutlar, 0aB II! wo9l 9tItrlano
i'm Grnfte btsweiTtlt. Ri9tso,tonent9er bat
er bic Stirne, aut Isirem Polten 5u bleiben
uno 8rout min poer faHn ibn Mot enilernsn,
mobrIhsinlih, ntil i'm Srtsiusl in Der &al1i
bot' 6r. Erunbuq 5sritbrt lo9or bic Ght'
ltbulbiaunotu &~rssuea's blutaiIl6 Der aus
tIhruno Der i'm Gonarsile our99tlbptnoeltsr
Reiplution, aber bic 9aupt0nt,a8e 8s8enSrss'
m.l blelbt I.ine Ditenbare &bsllnGhme an osI
2urhI,suna Der HeIolutton. SIele A9tll'
nohme lit iGr Seosr, Der nt6t cine ttnollp
uniaulo btIiBt DOer a%IIctttrt, bsplslsn; aut Ss
Quoern Ssite piro Der hOh8slttLte Saunsr o'
5pureu i.iner gaInertt tuoDl 10 melt 9intr
lid p,rntiht baben, haB Elm &eHtspstta9rel
osaen ibn i1per balteH ptroe, letef men
an3un.bmen wdre, b0B Der SonSrtB 9s8eh ~
sinlhritte. SnSwiiden eri1ttnt IS cop p9gr
i4stGi ias;d Gag % SIssPSa Gs T Oss S Sal i: n'G be
nBSen miro, nm fa isitDdrts in bic SRlt
m idtoosn." Sam abrr Good bye" ID
bIino,n 2obreoner uno iubiOlrtsn Anb6nSs
oes General Npnmsiftsrs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-09
GermiIdte SertGte.


CINE gIas. (S3rtta
Ii6.r SoS.1 9as In Rem ORLEANS eri@etnenee
Commercial Bulletin pom 2 6sbr. t4tsibt
,@eIsrn mar cine NnJnbl arbstier bslnatitai,
IN Gag SdaufsuRsr pss StlosIlaoens non
gnurent Utter an Canal : StrGBe cine nsns
SIosp(afte sinsuItBtn. Si.itlbe mar 8 BET 10
fTuR oroB, unO i6rt &iniuiiuns in ben &a9,,
men modts oabsr btesutsnbs Sdn'eriaitt
puo erforoette niht unbeosutsno. Sel1tdltHs
I,,t, Qpdbr.uO bic Arbtitsr eifrtg arbsttstsn,
irot plBglia Elm 6rsmOer binJu n rparnts
&c, pcrfihtig su Itin, Oa cine oerartigs Arbstt
isbr oeFabrli9 Iei. or ssi9tt oabst uut slns
ti,f. Rarbs an Ieiuent 6alis, tpslbs sr, ME sr
iqoie, bel elmer dbuliheu S.lt9snhett sr9allen
baite, 8suuob bot sr isine guile an uno
l,ote. obIhDn 6i.is abeslsbut Duros, iotort
i.Ibi nit oano an. Raum mar oiss asl9:bsn.,
ols Elm R6sil Der 8rossn Slasplatts abbraG
uno o,rube auf ben 9uls hes Grtt1osH tlsl,
S,nI,ibtn nab,lu our6l4uetosED. 9er2tIiQ.
66iie mar rai6 Sur STEELE, erDtss tta ltooH
Gls irudtlos, oa Die beosutsn6ttsH palsaosrn
OurbIbnttten paTtn, uno uah tpsni9en Ntt
uui.n cab Der uu9ladli8e ietrsr @;ttt OUT;
gs ,ronb iih. DaB otrislbs Ssniamtn y. Stoi
bies unO % Sabre alt tDar.A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-09
Sob SeB YtnnOtOrtebaDcrS Selnrld
Steiumnpliueal III giCiu'y)Drf.

LtlluuA NADNHt hk NNNNN
S0os ost,r,ae, ~. SOurnoL- meioet:s Setnz
rid Stsinman, len, elmer Der Ylonters 0euts
ifen @,ptrbtI l:iBts uno oeuti4sr SnOrltrie,
ar. Oeinrid SisiHpaD, Der SeHipr IND
8tiinb.r Der rutltberhbmtsn pianotortttd6rif,
n c,fcrh, am Gisnftag, in ben erfsH gtors
o%.nitunoeu nab lGn8ercTI Srantenlassr IN
pem isltenen alter pon "a SnbreH, iutaeben
MN ben Mitalieoern Isiner Tanlilts, our1 tt'
u,n IanIt,n SOB aus Dem irDiifcn Salsin
| oboeruf.n poroen. Or. StstnpaD lparo on
IS s,br. 1897 in Brauni6n.ig asonrsH, bdtts
iomlt beute ttber aht Eo9e isinen "a. Gsburts.
taa %eef.isrt. SIM Sabre 1850 nab Rem Dort
| tbera,fso,lt, arbeiittr ct anfdnGlih IN tinsr
| DER hi,aaen YianOfabriten, bis tr I'M SABRE
| 1853 mil I.tnsn ibm tn5wil4sn rar9sloiaisn
orei S6bnen Ebeoopr. Wtlhslrn uno Glostt
ielbffdnois in Malfsritr. elm st8tn:s 1sl9ali
uno spar in beI9eioeneH, tlsineH Strienfo'
mem b.aanR. q8as aus Dtrlenl unlGelnoaren
Wnfaua tntitanoen, pis a~eualiia it3 Die pros'
n,r,,St unb has Jsnpmme oss pon Sabr 5u
5abr muebmenben gtabltism.nts psrarbBertl
w,lh.n 4uiihmuna Dos Steinpapt4eSsiHdfl
in BEN petbdltniBmdBieen furaen 3sttrauU
uon 20 Sahreu 9snonmen, befpttitn eie ute
~ienbauten, tpeldt in 81. Ctr. u1o A.. Aoe OF
fabrilaebauot bilotn. iouie Die NIT 1l.br oil
r,iher Munii,snB ausaetatt.tsn abaaren
rdurne uuo &onsertIdle on IA. Str. 3pa'
satte Der alte etrr iia ldon ieit ldns.r, al
fiinf Sobren BON BEN sistntli9en Sstrieos De-
Sriddits - ourd isin %8uBtsuenots ali.T &c
n6ib,ot - ,%uriidaapgen 0oH tbts oerleio
nil it,u.u erprpbten @rtabrun8en nod iuiIlis
moso,btnosn ginfIuB aus, CT mar uno Die
ftets bic aurl lsbten Woment Der SENIOR oe
1irma St.inuap uno S6bne. 0Sas otni
10. Stdtietstt uno ausbuusT sa leiitsr per
m6ssn, bat Der Bsrfotbene aul 1tlnem Uso
, |, DisIen. Sein @s,t uiro in isinsn S1ens
!. tuttlsben. 2tr Bsrtorbene mar ips8tn letnf
: asmutblihen, ,%anbsimslaotn dht etutlbs
umaauasmeiie Elm lisbsr @.ieai1alter un
: ioIs b.toote gpttiipe, orti SDSae, bic idon lei
= sJubr.n sepissten Setter Dss gsiudtis, IN
: suei S6nter betrauern pietdipoa ben Sabtr
esidieo.nen, Der Elm BON g%rfabrunssn reid;
: Ssbsn binter {i9 bat. @brs isinsm anoent.
. audi in tp.it.ren Rrsiien! Die 8stisbuns !
/. Der Tamiliensruft auf @ranpoab fiRbst mo,
csn Woymiftoa fatt.S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-09
Sote amertfnntItbc 0efanctf6aft
in Berlin.

Sskt erIt Ilsb! unp fibtt man, wis ttsf
DsutidlanO bisNsr In ben Au8eu Der
@rart'ihen decentralization lano. Sn
fetnsr etNen 9abrsebOtiGaft 1869 empfael
NrdEpnt Grant, Die iapansllhs @flanet.
{daIt IN BEN eritsn Stang Su sr9sbsn. NEIL
bic Sanpttsbt3isbunBsn gu esm bstTt1snpsn
Rsthe tmmsr inttmsr wureen. Us ttl
Dem ,Staatamdnne" bamalE gar nttt elm,
einsn oleidtn Sori6la9 betrsHs Der noro,
psutIhsn @tianoti0oft iu Eslsn, Ub9lsta
btslslbe l&on samal8 faEttIa bt osm Gan
,,u Dsutlalane nit I~ISnebme ron Sslss
reid oectspilirt irar uno OtgIstH bic
.6anpslsbelttunsen" gu Dsutihlanp oss-
art fiup, bab bic nit Sapan nod i'm erltei,
Satrbunosrtt ntHt eoranretAsn tpsroen.
Sn Der ltbtsE SCtjGaIt puTee Der SorIhlde
BsttTs5 apan's, penn mir ri6i irrsn, aut
%aemarrnt, abr an DmtiAtano bahts peri
Grant ,piseer ni6t, trcbpsm haIIslbs DE
bscsutenple WtlttlrmaGt GurGpa's ser
ni6tst bate uuO nu6 eem 9%u9sltanont0
BON f5rsunp unp DsinO ihCn i'm yloosmbs'
.. q. pas ma6tieRs 8si6 Der sBslt mar
em Ssnate wurOe nun bisisr Gage be-
gntraa eeItsut, bos YliBoerhaltntB ptl
h,utI6sn 0eionttIGoft aueSu9lstGsn uni
uattraaNa laBt fa nun aud 5r. Gran
bsrbeL 6ts1su S4ritt In elmer Spsiialbot
itaIt an ben Gpusrtb gu smpfs9lsn. Dtsl
gotlduit Fisbt iGmIt4 absr BON ecmpltl
m,rtsn fiir bic DsptiAtn; mir laIsn II
hssbalb bier w6rtItA iUtssn:
u nben Senat u. oas Repr6ter
4outeuhaus - Sie Bsretni8un9 d
Etoat.n DtutiGiant's unt.r elmer He8l
ruuastprm, pel9s in pielsa Se3lspungen oel
Z ieni9.n Der omsrifanii4en Union dpnli9 !
Elm GI.ianiB, tutlt.s ni1t osrtsnlen mtto, :
Spmpoibie'a bts Goltss Ger Ssf' Sma
ti,f 5u brrfbren. 81. r,,,,
ounnu.rnpen. unousgsttgt en Retrebunasn D
Wolf.s au Stanoe ssbrntt nit Der NOBLE
mnoen,u 3ufimmun9 Der Regisrurgsr III
urf.rtbonen BON pisrunO5Uan5i9 oeutlt'
Gtaot,n ourh lire regelmaBi9en, eonfttrfl
n,l,u Wsrt1eter. Sarin ii:bt Dos amer
,"niidb. Uott ttnen Ysriuh, eini9e b
p, hsi,n @runoahee unIersr Contribution
EyYnna ,u r,prpOuSirtn, natttrlth NIT lol4
" moniHfationer. ME fe Die Gel9lbte uno I
n 3affans DsutIhIonb's Su psrlanssn lpelns
SDie 2pfalrtattrIn3en Der o.rl9ssoshen ue
oliso,r Der Union bleiben trlaiitn papfe
BE Gepali, psl9e auI oas Saupt hosfiIaq
mirS. bemielbeu Ma6t perlsibt Gam Sp'
her Sslbasssib.ipi8un8, obHt oasHspt vi
Biz lamaasbteten WIni&s mad nationa
ginbsif 81 islt Renin:nalt.rn Die pie
sR,Gio en- WttnidsB bsiselten. Die ottit
Snran, iprettn, Elm suiamm:nSebotig
eomnaft,s aano btuobnsn. aber unnattrl'd
sH.ifs ourh Rpuahis'r. Gifsria9tslsien u
our@ Die Gbtia4t iuIsfatissr Stsssntsn
trennt tuurosn, paben I'D erftilt. unoSsuil
isnn umiokt isbt cine Ssp6Itsran9 Don uni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-09
Sin ucueS Sabel.

Cine bttai'dt &abelesieli6Oft, b. b. tine@es
TeiitoTt, tDtlGt elm Sabsl awlidet sel9len
uuo nen Ytr. Staatsn 81 le9en beabtthti9t,
hot elm MsmoriGl an ben &orgrtB 9sri4tst,
nm GrtaIIura eines a~llaensinen 3elt4rnp9en'
o,I,kes. 8as prpitttirte &abtl 3mtibtn Sel'
1ien unO Nmerita mtiroe 0enl Solte 5utl me-
Ip,ntl;ben Yortbtilt qersi6eH, 0tnn be Sorl.
paanie felt in Ausltbt, oaB tbr &arlt nINl
bBhsr oils 81 fur 10 Borte ietn tnatos, Sls
grlaIuua zines &sittes, tuts es IN Dem ufe
moriaIe ntrlau9t tpiro, 1T 3isnllld sInfaH,
o.nn .s brau6t Ii4 nur auf Die Jetfslun9
| o,u;isr 8run0idBs elm fur aHsmGl gu De
| inr6nf.n, als nsite Gina tol9enoe lu btael1'
mem pGr.u: l. Die DsnuBunB Der &iften Der
Linton ,ur Anlegun9 pDn Sabelt 1T Elm 30
b,itsr,bt oss YoIt.s Der Der. Staatsh mi
| ann bqber muir ourd O.Ien 9sitbti9e 8srtre'
ter nusaeiibt neIOen. Gs III Der eo8nttlon
Der Staaisari.Bsebun8rn cntnonmtn. z. ~
| SeFuaniB, &abtl Su leRen, 1T nbll9 frst UNI
Eann ME oils Nripilssium petllsbsn tpsrosn
Z. Sie 4bIenpun9 uno Der gmpfarg bon Sa'
belp.b.ih,n otrien tsinerlei pOltaetti6eru eter'
mndburo unterlteatn. 4. Der suropdlIheS taat
pom oefsn Shit.n elm Sabd nad, osnsn Del
Union etlt9t piro, nuB ~uoltanotse Se9en
,~titiaf.tt eerpdbren. Ytit beionosIsH Ssoln
avnaen In EtSug auf ben Sarit branHt ID
Of. QSsistatbung nibt 5u b%stoIen, otelt tonntel
rubiQ ben @eiebsn Der &onturren5 hbsrl0tel
bleib,n. Eob pdre 5u tbcrIe8cr, pb nl9
cine SlberttQuna 9tssn bstri9erti9s Spsiu
fotion ,rusdm6Bi9 Ddrs, tutlbs ii9 Die 3Ilam
menleouuo uno Seri1m.iJun8 pnn Sdbtlas
ieQi6afttn UNI 3ntfe Der Sbm6ierun9 Of
Gnnfurreus Eitl ,9iele teRtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-09

Carroll, GOunip. Ro.. ssstn Sritais h Sbnmas, gGn'
Tiers ~ g1shminiisr; Nntrag aut aaihrnns pom ott VIC
lnutr Hen, tptde In 5olae bur1 S6olsr 5u9te'pshst
Rihtiafstt Der qtdQsn iHaefhaIb 4 W6onait pot lfhe
Ger d ItdFu Standardization dut DtaRIins Oon ~
Ia rH1tu $4,000 { luin porotu NEIL eisle C.fmhn.Iss
Geu' fen "9ehtmmunqtn te5
iupirrl luitn, RIP bdghgtr ID stianat lno an uno lus
Hb bttru1trlh KEEN. Wtdu fam gtltstu NIL oeIn eoL'
lean pom r ugm. @uliuFen no4 Lttt gam equine u"O
ptrtGqts ole GiBurq bis tsaie MIA. e,ot ,
Stubts@Ertat. - tgor DbtriNt4fr Seoul
9b DOOR GidbOru gtstn 5OAn gBnto, Appsuallon 8tssn
Wtbrer 0le3uftreps SrlaB; be "@tldUorsnen t1nHFn
i'd MD stuiBui uuO Duroeu %tniloNsn, nn0 or gtVl =
luIud9tltgt. Sin MUS Ssl9u oteHen,HoheS'pi WAIVE
I~tubuuftn, UH1 n BsldDottrt etlIn9l.
biuts ftbea bic etlatss uno Staot.App;uatiohfn auI
- sfSStfrttgss gtrt6t.-rgor Ob,rrtatsr scott
Sobn VI. Wltobitton uuO WGttttto Z. B,olpntnG. gst-
f~Uultsr, gteen @to. e Sable; pas Sttlqt ptIasN Vn
3wanqguerilut 8eps On mt SUM ogPSruy, ~ mi, nil
rem geriaufe. amal @t1flbtrssr eGissn 2opahh "
@ttslbeI ger Die alasertn ,DatOe pom SsrHaSN" t'"'''
ID q I u Si M n I a SO sridt-tgOr Rtatsr Sarsa.)
Bnins1 gsrtuaIter, eeJCH bic BSaliimOrer patWts
nj faranI Is Ompasn't;." nod MOI stsot8t u - !; : IS
Blnit 6dHbprhltllaSe eEF SIo5StW ''H'"''
'"S Ssa. isspeT We, SAC. $40. Az, a5s, $50 81? uno 500
Der Gthirs, Nr. rs bsr ProlB'Es9tlttanoe aul LET Az
S'gap .Sertat.- (gor Rlatsr Dobbtn.
Hn nm Gontrutts . gIoJths bon Slntt \ P!alot 8e9sh
bic sOrdu8,.altglnottas ytananalTs Sut nu S,rSsr
per gettporrntn, pIte bic Atlun9 9tlisrh tlpelitn'
fomueupeu YRoutlg. his Dobtn oe S'RahB pttlaSt DoI'
ben. etntn osiittsenen 8a9TlPrn@ S Sn! I " " %. 80
81, So unb Der Sihtr., Nr. 3 bis 10 Der prOstB'9''s''
ItrGnDt nnaeleBt. M. o,l4... ca;rrro- ,
1nmts Subains, TbGilittstt GtStr @to. :; 9hanohr
auf mOrstu auatitbt. - 5ubann 5tltttna. Nnneems 9.
toblsnsr Sldtni irtt9elpIop9n' IN S ,Sr N ssur,
Barns HnO Ssntp 3adiOn, Jatbtes, bstrassrti@sr Rt
Qtnrir YCrlu0 abltIOtelcn.
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Nie ErnrNitinn nndl san Nomlrnp.

Sn Q0albln8tOn iatlnt StlorRNiB 90 pes
. 6ldiais Der mad San 8Onin8o 9eibiftsH
gommiifon objuwaItsn, Der Sriegsoamptsr
,S.unehst,H p.l6sr bic @sianotl6att auI
BOro bate, TT ieS bret 8o4en un:
ternt9s, ob8ltib 9srlslntalt4 nsun big
s.bn EaSe far bic Jabrt ausrcl1en. Ssit Der
abialrt Der ,Senmijss" 1T oas g8ttter faub
uno fRrmii9 sspsIsu. mas mDBIt9er Nstl'
nls 8runo Der usrl6nBertsa 3tetie geltsn mag.
Dian ernartsts in g9 ibiu9ton, BOB bic ans
tunit Der ,Sennsii.e" in Samana iotort hbsr
1uuannu telesrnpbii4 anatSei9t tosroeH ruhToe
Gt6aliter g9ttls tnno itA tstn 6abrjeu8 IN
5aTana, um bic Na9tiat na9 Sauarna ~
brtHasn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-09

fdbr 81 Riniouen, nslbe Die unisr Bolt uh'
ter elmer R%,oisrung ftehen in Stlu9. tprsr
Be3tehuuatn ~ nnosrsu Rd&ten, be aosr osn
u:tiateosnen Suuossmitglitosru eas R'3t,
oi. 2otaliuisrtKs len, $tbrduhs uno stntl9lhn'
3eu III eoutroItrsu, 9~slnl1eu bat.
@rnbe WlaIen OsRtsR0sr un0 tTetsr Dten'
iheu untsr elmer RIQttrun1 5u o~erelnlaen'
muB baIu bsitruatH, hie9Reateruna 5u 8em 5u
MAIDEN, mas lts iein i0aie, bic R'pia'eniHntiH
'es lRilsus HnO Der Organization Der V;nnI'
ots SoIfes.
iSrt 4nnaIms bag amtriFaniibsn unionss
iuttmg unttr GDn!TDle unO GtlturA tlues
fteitr, aus tlbRbebfrrtbun9 sr5oasn'r Ng.es
jnGurppa lam niGt OeIteblen, tie po.t5L9nlHs
liaen SnItituiionsu aus3uoebrtn un0 oen
irtsoli6tu @influB Der 0merItaHl@sn S0ecn
~ trrUsltsrn.
Die stJi,hunetn Der Ser. StaatsH 5u
StLtfhlan0 itn0 inttuI uu0 CORDIAL. Ssr
commsriisls 8srtSbr 5pilneH otn oslOen
Gdneerl 1T isbr uus8tos9nt uno paqP m!L
leptm Sabre uno Die BTCBs Nn3dpl ron
BurQ,ru unO GinwObnsrn Osutlber Geourt
| Ino AbftammuHg IN Den 8'y. Staatsn, lo'
nj. Der bsfduOi9e 5uilIB BON G~tGmanosfErn
oou bort uam OisiemGanDe bQbeu etne SntinIts
| t6t oes peri0nlidsn unO politildsn Str!e9fs
erYuQt, ru;las BET GlsialutommeH l3s'ni,
usun ni5t iboH qlsl9 lomht nii1e MI
oem 9anpe bsIttbt, non Dem Die SrtRoer DIE
Ter &sqierung abiiammttu.
Sie AusOebnun9 0leNcr Suttrsllen uno OH
SI6Be Oes OtuiihsH 5uubes l6slUsn 5u tr'
rprbsrn, DAB in oer Qualification Der S:ttre
ter oitier Rt5sruHR BET tremoen Wtd1tsn ma
l6noer elns augtnihs nliat uHteIl9aBun9 Oti
S,oeutunp Der o.uti6,u 8sianOtibalt, ME u
III 0,m untsrihteoe osr Computation Del
! 8sIanOten in 8eutiataHo Gn8lano UNI
Frantreid berportriit, bsit.be, % iaetn
b04f ons,mtTsn BEN 8ertSsier otsler St9te
runa in Berlin auf osnielben Sub nit rnitrt
8srtresung in 2onoon uEO BARS gu HELEN
Die 8ereiniauug ouer 6sutl1.n StGGten Unite
e,ner Regi,run9 unO Otr 5unsbmenos eommsr
5iele un0 psri6nlibs Ysrtsbr 5Dllttn bttotl
1anoern tDsrosR glsi1talls Die aTbstten uH
8trantporttiStEit Der Gelanotiaatt psFn'g
rem.
80 empfsbls nesbo!b, OaB ole Ss9aitt be
8slanoten unO o.s &ssationsIttrstdrs IN ser
lin auf O.nielbsn Sstrag etgo4t u;roen, al
ole Der 8eianOtl9aft in &OnOon uu6 SatIs'
UaibIHaton, ben 7. G:bruGt loil:
u. q. Grant"
q RBtittr Eihts2 Parturiunt monies 9BaRrea
tId. Der gera bat ti1 tling5 Ytdus6cu GttortH. Aei
lyunotr, ods tts EsmutIattu I'M RspraleUtaHseHhau
bI 4ubDrung bttiGr b0tldllt t9le ptstsTttE Mot
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pinrlcns WCrI[lf.

Die aeNriesn B6rIru.g srtduis tpartt bier iotsttSt:
go viii 'gBsfPrn Bt. 2gN 40 DO. Utsdanie5' vi iOA'
AZ no DO, iOX; 5 DO. Union vi 5S&; so Vtar. uno
GtH. BabuObl., l., 8 5000 90 bo., 81 20OO oo2 a.
S2K; 1000 DO, DO s2S; 1000 DO, DO s2A; ~ o.
I %. 400 DO bo., 90: 1903 Baltic. : Dblo : Sabnobl.,
as. O.; 1000 CO., 6-S5, %; 1000 90 6-T5, W; doOO
10. DlO 8abnObl.. /. nlditub rs; SO 0 ySosol; Yen
trQl. BabuotI., B-S5 o.; 1000 gtotoptll. Ba.. Dlen,
obI,. l., g6I5; 5000 RIhm. .Saru. Sapnobl' Io5ai lOO'
va. II. Senn. 9abnubl., 3. ST, 1913.
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Sic Gmpfang8fcitr Der Tcniancr in
YiCln WnTf.

9ir Gmpfanagf,ier Der unisr Der Ss0irsun8
O.r ausuauotrung pon gnalano itel9ssebs'
men Teniarsr iOI bsuts in I:w Yort itatlin'
ZEN. Ga iasint, OaB p8ammanp 9al' ben
sta oapong.tragtn unO Wtarpgp uHo lein
f6orraler YrbGna ben &ar5ern gt5u9sn babtt.
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G6dliklannflrIdltrn.

Der 9pFr. ,gIadhout." Capt. 9co'iuno, brad 9sfisrn
RON bter ibsr ytortolt. ga, nab Bottom aut;
Ser Dpfr. .6uicon." Capt. Sapnte, lt8tlts aus nnls'
rem 6att1 nab Gbarltiton. . IS, 40.
Ser Spfr. $50 AppolD.% Capt. 9opts, irai an
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the experiment upon large scale,
which no did with perfect success.

the experiment upon q large scale,
which no did with perfect success.
For twelve months he went on to
experiment, purchasing the materials
with his own money, and working
in secret by night, and at odd hours.
At the end Of twelve months he re-
considered his sentence Of condemna.
tion on patents, and applied for one
on his process, which was granted
September 4, 1860, the claim being
tor q combination Of damaged -four,
potash lye, or lye from hard wood
ashes, nitro, common salt, and sui
phate Of zinc, for case hardening
iron. In 1867, he patented an I'm.
provement on the above named
process. In 1863 he took out an
other patent for an entire new pro.
cess, which consists in the use Of raw
limestone, charcoal, black oxide Of
manganese, aalsoda, common salt,
and pulverized rosin, combined, for
converting iron into steel, which is
now widely used, and from which he
has reaped quite q fortune.
No less than twenty-three Of the
leading railroads in America now use
this process, under license from the
patentee, for hardening the links,
guides, pins, and nuts Of locomotives,
effccting, we are told, noless saving
than from Eve to six hundred dollars
annually on each locomotive, in OBJ.
Waiting the lost motion consequent
upon the wear OF links, guides, and
pins.
The inventor has already received,
for licenses under his patent Of 1858,
s29 $50, and has just sold the remain
der Of his patent in America for t46,. !.
600.
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a nGermen's Dodge to Avoid nssthsrs.
in.LaW.

The most singular and unnatural
marriages here are those of men with
their wives mothers These are not
infrequent. 1t strikes me this is q
sedition plot against immemorial do.
mestic authority, the most ancient
court OF feminine appeai-that 1t is
an attempt 10 do away with mothers.
in law. When young wives arc TAX
en-, the three or fonr or FIVE do not
always become one iesA there Id
sometimes rebellion and even hostili
| ty on the part of the old wife. Oc'
casionally husband objects to hav'
ing even second wife imposed or
him. | heard, of ono the other day
who. though be finally submitted tt
the command OF The imperial Brig
ham that he should take and provid,
| for a certain poor woman--a "lone
lorn oretur"--declared that h,
couldn't "abear her" and at once pu
her away on rancho forty mile
from town pensioned and pasture'
her out This system has its serion
and perplexins aspect-it is feartu
problem, which like the riddle OF th
sphinx, may prove the destruction 9
those who attempt rashly to solve
and fail, but it has also its lndicroul
its grotesque aspects, and they q
ways strike me first, though th
laugh they provoke is quickly SUI
! seeded by a sad realization, sweepin
over mo like great bitter wave,
all there is in it Of error, OF suiferih
and OF peril - Grace Greenwood.
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Russia teaches her soldiers to build
railways, as we'll as to destroy them
making railway construction y
specific branch Of her regular military
education. In 1869 number of
troops were sent to the different rail.
roads for instruction, with view to
the ulterior formation of companies
capable of building, DESTROYING or
managing railroads in time of war.
During the coming evolntions these
men viii lay down rails to connect
the Peterhotf aud Warsaw lines.
The distance is little over 6ve miles,
and the work must be completed IN
ten days.
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what Was Re,

A jolly young fellow. named Cor
eoran, when he arrived in thus coun
try, some years since, propounded Il
puzzle to gruff old clerk in the New
York City Hall, which is believed to
have shortened that officials days.
Corcoran went up to the Office for
his "tirst papers. The deputy was
serious old chap, who, without ever
looking up, proceeded to put the
formal interrogatories.
whats your name 7" he demand
ed.
"John Corcoran."
'Your age ?"
afwenty-ope
"What nativity ~
"Well-that's what hothers me-
I'll tell you, and may be You can
make it out. My father was Irish
my mother English, and | was born
on board of q Dutch brig, ander ths
French fag. in Flemish waters. Now
how is it?'
/ The old clerk looked up aghast
showed bis spectacles on bis brow
aud slowly made answer: "Youns
mao, your nativity and that Of you
Saviour are the oily ones which eve
puzzled me"
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THE YOUNG WIDOW.

She 10 chnuing -sOmetimes witty
Free and easy, but not bold;
Like an apple, ripe and mellow,
Not too young ana not too old
Haif-inyiting, half-repellant,
Now advancing and now shy
There is mischief in her laughter,
There is danger in her eye,
She has studied human nature,
She is schooied 10 every art;
She has taken her diploma
As the mistress of the heart
She can tell the very moment
When to sigh . nd when to smile
Oh, a naid Is sometimes charming.
But widow all the Whilef
Are you sad 2 oh, then, how serious
VIII her pretty face becomel
You are angry, she Is wretched.
Saddened, friendless, fearful dumb.
Are you mirthful7 How her laughter,
'sSiiver sounding" will ring Outl
She can lure, and catch, and play you,
As an angler does trout.
Ah, old Fossils, neally Atty
Who are plotting deep and wise a
Yet Adonis's of twenty.
With the ioyelight in your eyes
You may practice all the lessons
Taught by Cupid since the falt
But I know q little widow
Who can win and fool you all.
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Thomas K. Bsecher, in one Of his
lettsrs from England, says;
"The rsilwsya here are not better
than our own. Either the English
roads have deteriorated, or else our
own have appreciated. ! assume
that the fastest train on the direct
line between Liverpool and London
may be taken as fair sampler and
compared with similar trains on the
Erie railway at home, with which !
am most familiar. From Liverpool
to London, two hundred and ten
miles, though first-class fare 10 thirty
'6ve shillings--say nine dollars. On
the Erie, from New York to EImira,
in . drawing room coach, is eight
dollars for two hundred and seventy
miles--a slocal" rate. We ride in
by far the most elegant coaches at
home, and at precsptibly cheaper
rates than here. We ride rs fast, TOO
on the Erie ~ here-sb0ut thirty
miles in either case.
"In smoothnese there is no com.
parison. Motion on the Erie is like
rolling on oil, but here we rattle in
our seats like tin pals in wheel.
borrow. Here there are four wheels
under coach-on the Erie twelve.
Here one wheel failing necessitates
disaster we can spin of fron,
one 70 six, and, If iudiciously select.
cd, the coach 10 still mobile, and not
a wreck. Hero it is difficult to talk
and impossible to write-there | do
both quite intelligibly.
II am proudly surprised. after sn
absence Of eighteen years, TO find an
English railway no longer superior
to 0ur own in any particular thai
affects . atraveier--no, not even in the
! matter of dast and ashes"