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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-02-18
LEGAL.
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. TuYpn ,,,
 District n and Is ti- County ss Ya%a,.g 4, . isiAL N woRsyEs, r. IT. wuSpFuIov . ,y.
 nnd B bLocK--rartpeo under the arr. .s " " hthEn N9hNssR Co. Plaioslns. e. HExSr C,Is5osy we S 1 Aetion brought ia hs Disrie, Cour, f. ana s-a.
 faraiai and raFriiory of Arizoaa. '' Nsos's roS Deiendsnt. AH Cilf' Voc are hereby summoned and r.q,a,.5 ,, -. on action brought against you by hs ai~,,s eglf , o tss ln the District Cour, of the Third JafSai an n a"h hg the es-se.s c4 ss-S,s. ssd f.rv+.x , .se ie answer The complaint filed therein la s.,nv c si sccoihfen'es this summons within t~eu,v a.,. Sueh 0i tbe day sf service afisr the sefyirs pr- % suomons. served Ia ,hs county, i,ut f .x. .w % Ms county and In the Tervitery thea uithls t,rv Az as sefyed oH of The Tefrii1rv A~n within t,.,. @-a jndgmeef by default win bs taken aeains, va. " @ to the prayer Vf said comtlainL ''~ ~''Neusng This Aatics is brought ta r,-eovey th. ann, ,g ,
 thirty two and 9i.l0O dollars ia Cutsd s,s alIes amount of principal aud ipteFes, elAin-a ,o t t @ yVty iuo certain peosnissnyY notes eKecl,,ed an F, you to ihe above named plaintiff a. fre.,.,,, y,, county. Arnonai one on the 18th day d Asr.A is, e ssi of two Tsf cent per month from Gate t ,,sa ~. tbe otbef he ad day of February Ira f., t,. ared eighty arf 2S i0b dcIiars wish iutey,., .. G csot T~r mouh frosp date til paid An ,6 wheh I "
 y shS-n and eel kfth ih the complain, heJpis s A, reference s hereby nads. " -a'aA And you hereby nGshed that H ven s.H fl, .,, ned ans~er h- complaint above rsqulr.-i il, rst, will take judgment by dcfsut kgafnss v.u f, ,.a s sir hundred thirty tive and Stl0C doilsrs fssF9 a G esn and iSr cosss and disbursements thie o-Asf pended. '' Oivea .naeT my hand sRi the zeal Of sAs D,.,,. ,. this l7ih day Of January. A is1i.
 ED W. wgrIs
 t1~l PEib Cierk District Coart
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SUMMONS,

IS THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JrDIcIar Dts'fir, iu aud tr fhe County of YAsnBa Ts,yS.,r sf AFiBona. - DAVID HKSpEEsox raAIntis e. HExxr ctlTros h. fsnaanL Order ef ps,shez,isn.
 Aesn bfought iB he Distrc Coor7 n nnA ks SAs es. ty ef Ysvsrsd and Tsr,ery ef Arssna TAe Ysrrsurr ~ Arizona sesds gresfise i0 HENRY cLIFIos sksds.t 1on are hsT~by snmnSeed and required srYsas "a "a setoD brOaghs aFans, y.a by the above raad ps.nng 10 the District Cssr d te Third Judicial Dissret to sEA for ths eoaUty @ YayaPai and Territory sf Arssasa s, answsr the easfhnf Sled therein eaJy ss whsh se. eosnrapses n sunBsns within twenty days Iereiuve ~ the day sf srssel ser Inc service upoa you 4 . stnuons srrvsi in ths coansyi bot ssrsed esa fl the eoapsy sHa ia rhs Territory, hea within kny days; and servek suf Of ths TerYiiry, then within ,Esats days drasut by dceAais win bs takes Ae4ss yeu .s oording se ihe TFayer of said compabut This artau brtagt lo reooyer ile of kndTpd A4a two dolafs (kls2fB uTn y0ur certain pra.sory sass sxe cnted eoa delivered hy yosshe dstsedaSse t2sta ss Prescott Arizaaa, ths nnth day sa ApnL A. D. ls70 and paysbie within sar sufhs aud bearing nagrps, ai two Trr csst PCT roUth from date nntl p4iA Asa hs the frss9saue ~ . ewstaia deed ef magiraxe ssscseA asd given ts tbe rsyusua s said pDns.sy sass and bearing dale ss sad An Oi whicA uase specifically shown h fbe csmrlani heYvin wAsh rrssr stee s hss~hy made And you hesvey A.sssd thsi yo fhii so srTas aod sn-wss the coPp aius Ahvs quired the plaintiff will take aefsai against yoa sud Agry s lks ceur fr the relief dsnGnded ia his eoplAui aza fur sa@ts ssA dsborsemenis In this ~hsif srp@adsa
 Given sDisr my hsns ana the seal ~ the Dara CSun this isth day sf December, A. p. ls5e.
 EB WELLS,
 iLsI deo2ss Clsrs Dlssriss court
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THE LATE EARTHQUAKE.
MARTINEZ DISTRICT, Yavapai County, Arizona. !
 February sth, 1871. )

February sth, ls7l.) T. ti< Eii,0r Qf tt< Arisona Miner:
 At eight minutes after p. m, on Wednes' day, the 7th instant, the shock of an earth quake took place in the direction of the Weaver or Antelope range of mountains' in due east liue from the sink of Martinez Creek, and apparently at point where said range takes serpicircle from the Wieken- burg road, towards Antelope creek. At the time, your correspondent was standing on the open plain. about one mile from the base Of the mountains, when his attention was sud denly attracted by noise resembling tre' mendous cannonading,-the fire apparently commencing at the south, and ranging north trly, accompanied by slight but perceptible vibration Of the earth, concluding with a heavy monotonous noise. At the time the atmosphere was dense and serene, with few translucent, lameller clouds over the range. The entire space occupied by the shock was 122 seconds, commencing at eight minutes after 3 o'clock p. m, and finishing at ten minutes and two seconds past , p. Tn. The vibration of the earth appeared to be from east to west. Very respectfully,
 CHARLES P. STASroS.
 This shock was fel. in Prescott, by very few peFsons.-ED. MINER.
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VIRGINIA DITCH COMPANY.

TO AEL wHox TT xAY coEcxRH' u
 The undersigned undss inc and fiyle oI E Z ,s.a giniA Farming Ditch Company, hereby gao gaT tnshss- they have fhis day claimed tss thousand AZ .,srs to hs measured under two inches s, atsai d sali River The water to be ieken fro" s. ,,suy two and half miles above he Presooa ps ..1 Veisa on the south side Of sad byer. And us a,t Ia ns Farming Ditch Company VII con mse ,S@5
 "-'e I'm R F RIacs q. A. CHKxOHIL ".t pp r Da@x' %<- M "A BR0ADSAf
 vi t p Tns,,cocx + .,l y A. sTEPHfSs
 q. A. HAeNoSDs WI bA ds~gin3 Ph@nix A. T., Dee. Sl, lh1O'
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NOTICE.
n aH sAom C msy so.e.r.. :.

n sA vAou 1 Ssoy eoAeerss .ss,. ..
 The undersigned, under the name and styis of uas 'AnERlcAS DiTcn conTASY.- hereby give noties that thsy have this day located Water Ditch and claimed tss thoos.nd 10000 Inches of ths Of sAh River fos in1garng purposos the io b4 under tWotleh pressrs and 70 be taken D of tks noh Of Bal, kivsf three abe half miles above tbs jancoa of said rvef Sitk fbs aila- We Intend t0 run our dieh 10 narth res direction last possible sad As t4f As We deem il asessHAry fg agricultural purposs
 1 CtAIHANTs-LaEysits F. Nash J. r. Wintsr w. Reeves. l. N. Barnes, O. w. Tusoa. Jsmss H. DasD William T.. Keller E. Bsttsa .,, e sl.... 7
 Phauiz A. T., December Z7 ls7O ie4m3
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Book-Binding--send in Your Work.

Of late vs have bsa ssked and written .o sy persons hsTieg sssss p@mphsss esAaks etc. to bind se know how HnSh ws would charge tu doing such sad such a joo sf binding and have of course been unable rrtun satFiA0sogy tg the simple taAt Ns had mt seen tbe work, and that book binding entirely Rsv boa!ness to having bat recently engaged tn k and uOt very extensively that We can hOsever do good bob Of iobs 0f bbdiRg that h cur Fenan B. IL WsaFeS can and solicit orders foT such work win ise pfnse that stlal h@ d0ua well and oheaply it
 Fotsihe os as b do h and live. The MlSEk has DeFsr yet beeA aocussd of charging sE0tant pTces aud does not now propose e lay sslf liable ts tbe ehAfge
 Single oOpass of the MnER can De purchased a, the
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STORAGE AND FORWARDING

Parties ia wiekcnburg Prescott and othsr intariof points are aothsd that have ai he Ehfaherg Landing large adobe warehogse with good shngie ro1t and am yreVarsd receive and forward zcs of every description low rates any other parties engaged 10 ths has' J. M BRIAN
 Ehr~nherg. 4. T. Sept. ls- is7o.
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REDUCTION OF FREIGHT.

Frva this date pr~pareI 10 rNsd frsish fsoln E.rsnhrx cents and to Wiekenburg al thTve and 0as- half eeuis per psund 10 gold .
 j. GOLDwATER BRO. Ehrrhberv A. T., ssps. lst. lSsO.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

dwelling house aud tres o,, co Osss ,.sS by Judge oou The house s Inc sane reos"'y e.tsl,s snd eSs vsnispt For further particulars Inquire o WHITE. Prescott Dee 5i, 1870.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
 REAL ESTATE

Notses is hereby given that 10 ra'ssanoe @ eA oe VI the Prohate Court ~ the County of favafsl fsFrSC n Arszana made ca shs fifteenth day af Dec@me~f A - lg70 n the matter sf inc ssais f AlOnas foans m [ ed the undersigned, adminstFator of 'ad ssiA - st pubic sastsa tis highest hsddsfs hr S-'A wv b oonhr1nation by said Probate Court
 On Saturday, che Twenttsth day "f
 FuAry, d. D. 1871,
 Ia front of the Ofios of J. M. ROuniFes sae'onseA s town of Prescott all u1s nght tile interest Asa s tl,. s.d Iutsst.fs ns siss tine a bis death e7a ~ - right tile and lnieEest tha. the sAd esta's hAa ss, tin f law or otherwise other than, os 10 s9o I sss ol tha said niestts si the lime of DC ds@ia 10 certain huldInr sitased a, Camp HaalJAl m sA ss. aud occupied by the deooased n ha hisnme. ,.s,, Store, which said biildlog det1noea ey ,Hs VT of s.ld esfa,s as a stor~hSsss ans dxiursA . .
 L D HOOPER, Adminsin.'~' By JoHS M RpUxTEEK, Attorney ..,alt Prescott Jasuary n, A D ls7i. y-
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NOTICE.
TO WHox m WAT coNcERvl

TO wHok IT kAY CONCERN
 The aadersixpsd under ths and siyis e fhs saf RVes Farming Ditch Conpany,- hereby give noes hAa they have tis day clained heeen tolsand A o psa@s to b< msassd ueSer two inches rreusfsof iis raisH of Salt River ia b. ,aken .d riysF ln oEnshp Nc See xt fhe nsrfh side 4 said river ard fAs s.d Sat Rves Farming Ditch Compaay further give f1cs t-4i they aisDd uofk the same oa ihf t aa5 of February. A. D Isil.
 q. A. CBEsowTB ksnAsNhi r n CATy B. IT, ItIcGs
 A R sARKFttA J A. TouEG,
 A. n PEEPLEs. JoSKPB ffE
 ,. M BRYAN Gao. BEtAk
 | McMrLtKx.
 Pbonix, A. T., ysu- let is7l. )sslfms
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N o TIC E
ro axl wnox Ir VAT coycxRv.

TO 4LL WHOM 1T NAT CONCERN
 The as.lersigned uHdss the and style sf As " MONTEREY Dgrcu CoNrAsY" beyshy give sotos sAss they havs ihi. day claimed thousasd O 0D inhes tSs ed under inches pressufef tbs sE sah River: he takes fr1m sad hvsr para The srfhelass ef section tugasyhfss lx tswnsAP l Rsr,h rabge two c east nnd ihseos nEing saNn . rAvne n a westerly drscfes sIo yars srd tbsncs s boFsh westerly drectSn to the northwe af seca is sgvsship north. mage east The undersigned ass claim tue rRht way fa thcir rgatisg dfrh he se seleoisd asd cleared by said company elaiiug ay st each side sog s sutirs length. And tSs r>4 A=-+ Ditch Company fve fnrtksT notios thAt they nisnd s 2oth. is7l.
 I NJ HgxpKKsox A. FAr1ESEn
 j. Boyn E k BrkEG
 T. McfgEKsos. q. FOtSxE
 F. E HEiLNcs. J. E Fotrs,
 D. RAMIToz.
 PhIsaix A. T. Jas. T. lE71 taa2lnS
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EHRENBERG.
I. GOLDWATER & BRO,

J. GOLDWATER & BRO,
 Wholesale Dealers In Dry-Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Grain,
 Groceries, Provisions, etc, Respectfully call he attention of he rec 10 ,hs .i tha
 they bow located Q, ihs new
 TOWN OF "EHRENBERG," Where they are rrspar.d to receive nechandss, fos
 storage or transportation, free Of charge EHRESBYEG situate ths east bS,s of the ColnFto river miles below La paE Ai the best and rHti o veni.n; landing the rvsr and cunurisi win ts principal cf ghs interior by good weg'fa ruaia The beness he derived by shipping Socsis sa EhTen' burg sartps e Gee ds!lars pr oa and Ices hand ling of goods.
 Fr~igh; to wickenburg flar cents from the iaDdiug All HsrrhAndi.s c,snsRned either fg storage or trsnfpurtaUn W be attended to with and dsspaoh FOg further rareuArs. inquire of
 J GoLDwATER BRO,
 Conmssiea and forWsrlinK Agents. sepiEGStf Ehrenbsrg ArirUna
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ARIZONA STAGE LINE
 ------ ." .-''.- .. a-. #<. La Paz to Prescott. a.

eA5HA BeguIar Weekly Trina. q by Stage, Sith the Mall s,il be made
 b%twsen La Pax and Preseost fDo,. horse passenger stage Nl leave La Paz every Saturday connecting with the the stages California sud o 6s hns, from San hsrnaEdn0i arriving at Wiekenbarr on AondayH, and ai Prescott Tuesdays Passeugers re- turning will arrive al La P=z FIdays connecting with the stage for California that departs Saturday nsrnisg
 ss- Packages. Ge.. forwarded on reasonable terma
 JAMES GRANT, coutrae,or.
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Single copies of the MRER can be purchased a, the Posio1Aos.
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yAPCH RE con LIVER OIL v A Dr. ksadAls Penscr Drug Store.
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l., ,.usn,ed Clark Mills. who takes plaster casts

- ,.usnted Clark Mills who takes plaster casts
80 ,,, foces OF the living and the dead He has pro-
casa that facilitates this imateroffact reproduction
ond holeve that Immediately after the death OF Mr.
Lincoln Mills secured his plaster likeness and this Tor
some prcvious oas the little lady has transferred to her
marble Perhaps this may explain why the sad, death
like expression has in IL more OF the assassin than the
artist Looked ut from this point tho work, In ale
Coroa sense may be said to have originality for while
in the midst of acticn, expressed in the body and
limbs death ntoryenes, and looks with vivid reality
through the dead face OF the President.
without this explanation the statue tells story what
ever. lis mean, barren and poverysricken the
poorest work ordered by Congress- One looks from
It to the charming figure Of Cen Greene where every
lire speaks Of the soldier and tho gentlemana thing OF
beauty and JOY forever Even HOudons Washington,
and that rather stuffed figure of Hamilton startnto real
fe each telling its story fresh from the hands Of
genius. Miss Reams work might be In stretch Of the
Imagination the Hon. John Morrssey returned to Con
grcss, or an athletic old gentleman in forced attitude,
gotten up by wild photographer to astensh his family
or any body but the wise, simple man who
carried into his high Office the nofensye ways OF his
humble life.
But tako this incident in lieu OF further details. A
blunt Englishman and dovOut Presbyterian pastor the
other day. encountered each other before the little rail
ing that protects the spOtcss marble thus abused The
Engishman had boon surveying the statue, In silent
agony rom every possible point OF Ne" Inc heoh u
Qury OF the pastor to his opinion OF the work of art
let loose the pcnt-up torrents Of his wrath and the
swearing Of the proverbal bold British dragon
nothing. for few minutes, To his performance. Tie
shocked pastor listened with all his and seemed re
lievcd TIL the last oath Kissed ont, he took up
the word and simply added, with clerical JUNCTION and
feryOr THAT'S so 80 Tie prOianc Briton and the pols
pastor understood each other. They agreed on art.
All tiis sounds harsh ana viii probably be denounced
as oowardly because the artist pretty little girl with
bright eyes and great wealth Of chestnut curs. Wen,
pcriap, the criticism ; but the foolish people who so
exposed her alone TO blame would be the last man
in tho world TO say an unnd word OF this any
but the stupid Congressman ignorant OF art as horses,
who in response the lustrous pleading OF her lovely
eyes robbed the Treasury to pory her, are the men TO
abuse and not the critic who is only because he
Is forced to be Just. ID.
Washington, March 3, 1871.
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UNUSUAL PATRIOTISM

To the EdftOr Of The tribune.
SIR: A most unparalleled instance of patr-
otism has just under my notice and II yon hnk u
worthy place in your columns, have no doubt IL VIII
90 the rounds the newspaper press OF the country
James Brown ESQ., Of Elk township, this county came
into my Office to-day, and in the course OF conversation
il appeared that soldier for over co days IN the
war OF 1872 and entitled TO pension under the act OF
Feb a. ISL asked him If I might I'LL up an apphca-
don for him. such Is rarely given, and not
oftener. perhaps than once IN an age .
thousands pensioners Of all our wars he alone could
make such an answer. "A pension, Sir no, want no
pension will ask none-hayo none While my country
counts It's debts by billions OF dollars III rs was prac-
teal patriotism OF piece with mat OF Jefferson, Hamil
ton, aud Washington Such man stands alone, high
above the petty million OF vuures who are greedly
gnawng at vital, of the nation His name shall live
In history, when theirs has persisted totally from the
records Of our race. Grand, noble old James Brown,
worthy Of an epic like MtOn5 OF picture like one OF
PraXitelrs. Yours truly, JAMES NJ. DALZELL.
Caldwell, Ohio, April g. 1871.
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March 80. 1871.
THE NETWORK HOUSE OF REFUGE.

One of the most interesting institutions in
this city is the NewYork House Of Refuge, under the
control OF the Society for the Reformation or Juvenile
Delnquents in the City OF NewYork The managers re-
port that the whole number OF children received into the
House since its opening, in 1925 is 1871 number In the
House January 1870 773 received during 1870 $40? total
1925 indentured and discharged during the year, COS
In the House Jan. /, 1870, 60 -,
Ii is stated that the number Of commitments iel from
$40 i'm 1866 To 2ii In 1869 THIS dimnu,i0n mas continued
during the year just closed, the commitments having
been but 49, With but few exceptions the compliments
from other counties entitled by law To send children 10
the NewYork House OF Refuge have increased For the
last seven years the annual average number OF Inmates
has been 1913, and the net cost per capita 81 l5 Inc sum
received from the City Treasury direct including the
amount from the Board OF Education for school pun
poses has less than so per capita during The same
period. The total expenditure during the year was
Sl09450 9l. ,-,,-, , %,
white girls; no coorcd boys and II coorcd girls OF 400
inmates received were Irish, 20 Americans ana Ger
mans lOl white boys and "a coOred boys wore Itueh
tured TO farmers during the year.
The BOYS are taught yario trades but the girls seem
TO he kept at sewing and washing. This II probably
owing the fact that only enough grs enter 10 10 Tic
sewing and hOusewOrk for the boye.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL INSPECTION.

The following schedule has been prepared,
showing the schools which each member OF tho Board OF
Education will be required TO visit and examine before
the lat OF next July
Division No NATHANIEL Sans-Gramnar Schools Nos ~ %. ~
and Primary Nos Is aud Co0rcd School No Dson
No 2-Wm Daca-trammar Schools Nos So g. 81 ani ~
Primary Schools Nos 49, A. and ~ CoDied School No Dtin
No J-mOthy Brenusn-rammar Schools Nos - 81 8 " o. and
Primary schools Nos 80 AMI 26 Hor No william Wood
Grammar Schools Nos 2 10, and 49, Primary Schools Nos
"A and IL COlored School No. l. DrJOn No 5orn lngesn
Grammar Schools Nos r. 81, 80 AMI 81 Primary Schools
Nos q COr School Ne iiJisin No blsaac b,
Nos. A. and l3 Primary schools Nos &C. H.
sud %: Coloro No IirtsiOa No 1Samuel LeNs
Grammar Nos a. 80 anl So Primary Schools Ne> IT, A =
DiriOn No 8Masnus amman Schools N%' ~ 10
So and Primary Schools Nos IA and g. tooed school No
Dirtsn No 9Berarl smyth-Orsmmar schools Nos ~ o.
Primary Schools Nos 2. - 20. sni "a iavs.on NO. ~
Prsncs P,ne-Gramnar Schools S. a. 81 a. 70 ani 20
Primary School. TO- a. aud TO- DrsioB No llNshan JARVIS
irrammsr schools a. S. 49, and az Primary schools Noi ~
Dirisi0a No. 2John H. ShernOo mar SCHOOLS
Il n. and 10 Primary hchOOs Noa ", 8, y ani ~
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a-rn,o ,rith his family. hnt had the most checrng

Main carriage with his family but had the most cheering
fom the gaming multitude that thrOngcd all sides OF the
nalace MANY OF the gttcring lights about the throne
went ont I'm the dim glory OF frSclass droschke ~ 40
cents an hour and at last the curtain fell upon the En-
peror and his First Parliament,
To-day is the EmpcrOrs seventy fourth birthday, ana
fSie day or less throughout Germany. Here 10
is general holiday. schools dismissed, flags are
flying streets OVERLOOKING with people in their Sun-
day best the theaterS specially inspired, and an IN
calculablc amount OF gas alOw and petroleum Is III
preparation for this evenings consumption. Ihe nt-
rary event Of the day the address OF CuruuS'
the historian OF Greece before the learned bodies OF e
University The King partook Of family dinner az he
palace Of the Crown Prince, and this evening mas
concert at his own The invitations are strictly hmeo
10 Germans. Let not forget to mention that bis
marck has already begun 90 receive the public honor IN
store for the author of German Unity when me hS
returned Versailles the other day after embracing
his immediate family. in the pentude OF ms oin9t0h'
he claSped his bosom and saUted on either check me
arch Chancellor MOltke who is seventy, ana the
venerable Field Marshal Wrange who is almost cen
tenarian - you that even Imperial dignity has us
trials as well as its rewards
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TARIFFS AND CRASHES.

To the EditOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: Will you please account to me and the
public why tho general bankruptcy Of 1887 and 1851
(under high tariff understand, occurred and pro-
duced such disastrous results to the country and partcu
larry to the working classes At those times soup
houses were fashionable and almshouses crowded
with people from want OF work II that is the result OF
high tariff laws, want such favors from our
paid Senators and Representatives. in Congress, or from
the press. REFoRhER
OF Forty -fourth-street, y. Y.
March 80, 1871
las the Democratic party with which "a
Reformern doubtless votes, was in power at
and for years before the crashes of 1887 and
1857, we might remit the question to that party.
As it is, we simply say that we had not high
tariff laws either in 1887 or 1857. Ed
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The design for the gold laurel wreath pre-

sented to the Emperor william By the citizens OF the
Rhine was made by the painter Schox OF Dusseldorf
The wreath weighs three pounds and three ounces;
and tho separate parts made of 22carat gold and
platina They are so skillfuy joined together that IN
lnnk II consists of two interviewed branches, covered
with co leaves interlaced by baud OF white platinum
ON which, at intervals craven the words Ne'ssen
bmrl, Worth snarbrucken," Metz ""Sedan," and
'srasbourg The branches, the berries and the strms
of tbe leaves are of red gold. The leaves OF
gated green aud dark yellow The branches are held to-
gethcr by a graceful knot OF the rbon!ike plana. In
Tho center Of the knot IL the word "Paris. while She
Heating ends oil tie band bear the Inscription:
10 their Emperor and Hero King
The grateful Provinces Of the hAne,
llU-l1,I"
The wreath rests cushion OF dark crimson velvet
lI tur whole Enclosed ia oOOnl c45hUt III 0wClod