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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
W1tt ypferu III oerfdufcu.
Sire Jteitaurcttou in certraler Sage. ID etbe biz
Zig. Idberes in Wr. 5, mcrccrffrdse. tSi-6J
Su UcrFnt,feu.

Die Bar i'm "ssafbinatou=3ootsi," @te Der @aue
benz uun @uta>DtruBe. 1T unter ietr %giuitigel Be-
biaeungCn un einsn Gnitdpoieer Nianp, or beutib
uno enlliib lpreten NUT, Su Oermtstbtn, uuo Ter
8orratp uno Die Si1rihtunq iii usrtduien. 9tdbere5
i'm Sotel, cine 2rcpp> bod, 5tuilbsn 8 unb S ubr
NhfrhS- (SY-hN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08

~ 5iibl9es 3sftofigrs 3icSciteiarrz
lei nes MDbnbaH5

gseaisite fer gsrrS.9Sonrs ncbe Wniitinftr.
Mutton.
sseute, s. 9pril 1873, Radbmittda, 3 Qtr, tpiIi
an SIT uno 2 telle alies natfttben0 b i6riGbsHe bib
its mo cmpieblensWsrt9e @lgcntPUm ~uertoutt
ndmlit:
6as san;e 6runsHiif NIT ejsbduliGfsiten
an Der g3sititite Der Notb= BonrfIGBe, 10 TuB 6 Sci
llbliu pom Der MulitinfraBs aniun9cn0, 81 Il. tret
Unit Ssitenz Huep) uno 156 TuB 6 3ou tisf bis al
re Sauasfrase. Die 9ebGuos Orr. l0o) bcitebsI
in cincm bHbi1en ur6 9uteebuutcn 3zftOti9en iiei
selfeincrneu 5Bububauie NIT gcrouniaem pin
tsr9eeGube &C., nit allen moternen &erteieringer,
bltSes uno fGItes g3liier, Ba0stlbe, Sas u. ~.
NIT 9roSem Soie uEo elmer 9rOBtn Ser'6ieelnbei
Gusgeiu1ter 6Iiidte unb HaIbeu.
Ferner:
Bebnut an Der Daulsfru6e nit 5pet 2ztptia tr
sie9clfeinernsn Bobnbiuferns on CUTE Sepobs
ner pcrmietbet. q
Sertauiebecineuneen: Die Sdlite baar, Der Reft in
. Uioroten nit .Slnien uno senebmtgter Siherbeit
oorr lilies baGr, nah Dem BeIieben bes &Gufers.
@runbmietbe aui Den sGnSen Blat 800. Soiorti9i
SGtBuabme.
Size an,abIuns Don 500 mus be'm aGufe &c.
matt rueroen.
yamucI q. 8ooer s. S0bns, autt.
TI-S On o-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
RI DCrfaufcn.

A.:I- 0ls ant9ehoute upo bi6i6sgeIs9enc Iobr'
b4us Wr. 234, ganoaGetra6e.
g. Grwiu9 Sitto,
CQuo7,lG) Jtr. 81, 81. TGul1r. II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08

~ Cine tibltt Gottd9e, 30 sui brett, II Sim:
s7Y@ mer crtpuIteEo, nit GIuem Afsr 2uuh, an ne
EtIne Soat Sane, rdhG oem SbUeen : Barte FrCil
$3.50. 8~ruu1mict1e 81 pro Ius
Spbu f5ienu n Sprnp.,
RS Vr I at. LNul1rrTP.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
&pebcn bier aneefpmmen:
frau iIfNb

enpFcblt Td ciuem 9seb,ten Rublitum i'm 8Gtrfc9sr
pgrHlttelIt Der Sar0linisu uno zines @iee, SpIitpa'
tbies II. pausm ttel= 9uren. %teloresrs dlte 9Sunocn,
Seibpulde, Trcueu= 8rGnfbGiteu Ii. 10, loDtc be
llnirieben, 1rosefieu. 9tisaiten, uberbaupt in icotl
Muo CIeqsnbeit 0ts 2suere, uro miro NismoHo TeiHC
VBobnunq obnc SuIis ooer suttn 0fGtb o%trlGfien'
Sota6tun9suoGit q. gtciF,
Nj. IA, glib Sroaripns,
ISphrnI OmH ,m,itPu FrNttz uno yDmtCrhitr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
8ernaltcrs Scrfaui
,rthon0pn @runArinruthun

ksi. pom
nertboolem @ruuocigent6um.
araft uno in 5olge zines Detrets oc5 &reis9critts
Der StQ6t Baltimore rptrheI Die unterieldnCGn 8erz
Ddltcr in Dem Sr6aneezg ertduis jimmer Gui hcute,
cen 8. April, piitta9s IL ubr. oas nadiebenoc ens
pfeblen5pertbe gi9eutbum uertduisn:
|. SGs game 9runoiid, an Der Einie oCr Wefticite
Der 2iqbtitraSen= Berite in Ger Sntitrnurg pom 81 5uB
b 3oll norolih Don Der HoroDeIt=Gde Der Sarre= uRo
2t9btitraBe anIGn9cno, oann roIoliA Lungs Der GSeIt~
ielte Der Sigbtitru6e q FuB . 3oa gtteno, ounn ioeitz
LID 50 SUB bis on Ieniple GAM; Damn lJnllh Lungs
GemplR &dne q SUP 6 SOL, oann oltti9 50 SUP bis
gum Anlan9e
2. SQs game @runntit, Dem obi9en on9renssnb
uno on Der 2lnte Der SSeitleite 0trgt9ttftrG6en l3etlte
in DER Sntiernur3 pom 70 5uB norclib pom Der Jtoroz
gBGf>Sde Der Barre uno GiebtitrG6e aniau9enb,
nQnu E0rolib l6nes cer 2GeftieIte Der giabtitraBe 10
Sup 9ebenb, Darn rUeitltb un9eiabt 80 TuB mcbr ohcr
lUeniger his Oil 8empleitrdBe, Damn llollb Is TnB
on Der 2empleItraBe uuo Damn Oltll4 30 JuB Ine1r
ODER lr6nigcr bis Sum NEidr9e.
Sieiee SioRnteum 1T as gtr. 146 uro 14S, Si9bt'
StrdGc bCf1nut uno Ole 0ebGube bCiie5cn IN 21a4
itoti8en 6duiern. 6inSu9etigt 81 odlgcn fOIro
rod etne cro5e Dlgn9c ebtnials empIeblenspertpes
GtgGHtbum O~GrfGuit.
Sic YeltQuTsbeeiuqun1eu lime: Gin SyittttCil
tQQr. Der JfcIt in jDCt glel6en SGplun9en Ia & unt
II UtOnateE pom SCrtautstGBe; Ole 9reottiablIngen
pom SCrtGuIs.Gge on Slnlgn trG9euo, uno ourG sur
!SuirltncnbGt Der WCrlpaltcr inoolute ylotcn 9slt=
Gert, ooe9 has gauge S0ut9elo bGat mad Gem Be-
lieben beg 3duiets.
sS samntaTs % n5rss Egerualter;
+. rs. Seuuett & Spinp., Nutt.
gGbere NrStunIt. tdnn man 6t ben 80. 0rce1 4
@reeH. I"ootGteu, Sir. 6, ct. PaulitroBt, crbaltcE.
tGlTl,IS4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08

yYsG Cine rpfnihenswertbe & a NJ pom $50 afern
fs1ss en- btr BSiluoelpbia'er 6urnpite . Soac, luEl
Wigiieu bon Baltimore @roBes SteIn'oaue' 9roBe
Den. yer Blas 1T iebr cmpiebleneDertb iir cine Se<
fiQerte, 8routre,. WtlbWirtbiba't &C. NGpsres ee1
Shpmas Pill, Gde Der Tapettez unO ct. 8aul1tr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
Su perintctbeu.

Cine 8osrer Ne,feuc nit gutter snnbidait une
trodsnsm 9ols, % Uicilen an ter nSGllo. sStip:
Balm" in bem StGhtGcn pinrriotisUiGe, SoDGrbe
@orntp, ptb. Dian ~Go1eiiire Deer lpenfe lid on ~.
= dojS on Srt mo StRQe. 1921
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08

Glbere NrStuRit fam man bci ben 96. Urce1 &
@reen, 4"uotGten, gtt. 6, ct. FaultrGBt, crbaIteE.
lGl.1l.1SA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
8aWf a Mu;eigsx.
Trnneis 8. Cones,
GGnhler in 9Scd)iei uu0 Sblianti0ncH,

StA'bAbbI hh
NOrOmeIt { @de Der SeconO' unO Q0lloagz
Stra6e.
gu uertaufCn:
Borsiglite g3ediel 5u cen beit,n
Jtdtsr.
$20,IOO p96icdqo. SaLotlt. 8iHs
%cennce,@ erte Sopottt Yroz
sent 8olt Su.....,........... 90 fan.
$40, 900 n9toroIite= Ydciftt" 1904 90
$1,000 burlington >9toers RGs
pics Ii. Wtinneiota," IYtojspt
@olo "
$20.0J0 ATLANTA uno Hthnlono=
Air'Yins S 4roiCnt Su..... =. IS uHo 3tHis1.
$1,000 p9beilpentc unt Sbio,"
6Btoieut GolO Su..... o7h
$4,000 SiblihezSGnaha, Yro'
gent W "
$4,000 g2oeanspoyt : GroDioro=
oIleunoS uNpstlide," 6Yro'
3ent ............... 100. % fau.
$4,000 st. Soicpb unO SeEotr
@itu," YroieEt 8olo,.'.,.. 70
$500 gtoriott z taotzGSaitr'CtE
ligCti0uen s BroSent...,...:. oEa uno 5tnlen
2erlanat: $1,000 gtorTolt, ga, T. gtoj. S3ii9G'
tinmEn- LSA-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08

IN SultImore.
Dta beuti9en SGustrauen uno oas beuti6e Vublts
E:M itsrbGlpt firb freunblibt einsetQocn, Den &Qoen
81 teiuden, nm ft ielb # bon Ger - itts uno 8tlz
Ii gtettb Der 23daren ju iiber6eugeH; - itine groBsu
GiH'Qufe unb Der ltneIGe tmiQB Scr 28aGran 9oben
rs ermosIiht, b~iuiqere uno befere Artitet gu t~ietern,
Die tr9eno elm @ei1dft eS bis iest In baltimore er'
r53tidt bat.
81 BG9en fte5en itets tcreit, um DIG ~setcnftea
BG0ren Hah alien 26etlen ber 2 tabtibnsu u. prafts
lin I'll hsS1rhsTn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
9ll herfauieIt.

H Gin empfsbtensiuertbes 3 : hodges gBobn<
bQus an Der 9eez, nQhe SremOnttrdBs, 10 hei 100 Is,
biz on Die VicutGOmernfrGBe i1rit9eeeno, mttelncm
Qpobnbauic Gil or leBteren StruBe.
Spbn @lenn & Spnnp.,
%. 4 60 ly-vIfr-Ec
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
.. WHcS ann, jun,
Guftinnntorcn unD GnmmiifinnGrs

Nr. 222, gSeIt Baltimore, nahe Gbarle8ltr.
Seoen Woroen unb Nbsro HEoen Sertdaie TAFT,
mo tUerbea Wadrcn. Sencunacn tr6eten. 8orduNe
nCrher aui 0iobeln yno 0Ge Arten 2SGaren SenGdt.
(Diirjl4 ,1Ditj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
St0er un6 zNNiq

cine See3ialitdt in ibrem Seitdite seraGt, uuo be-
rer GGhiolger ueroeu, ME frnber, oieiem @eI3Gitss
Siuciae ~beionoare 4uimertidnfett rpiomCH.
Die i%einften importirten fSeinen, Sronntz
meme, @eneueL 2onoon un0 Dublin SrDDn
Stout, @dptttidoe Nie. folpte Die bciten etnPei=
9rocerier9doen uuo BriuatiGmiIteu dui li6erGle
8eoinquneen %pgriorqt.
Gsentur fnr sB. WaHep & Gpmp's. oor3isIi4es
RbifQbelpbiQ NlR uno Horter. (Sulil7, l2Gft)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08

tyss Sin 2Q0en nit adsrn eano, G Uicilen BON
trIN Ser Staot on Der Setair=SIoao. Su. ettr04e1
am III ur6 Stels bel y. 9drrns. LNprtll, lV{D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
BIT pcrsanfGn aao su urraleiDsn.
Vilie III b%crfanfen.

STHFS 5H m-...,
or Sorratb mo DE Slnrtdtun9 etnes 9toSetisz,
81 uno iSutters9Gtens neot Sleto uNo seuSsN.
& Al permiet1su. 9ahSuirasen in orr Sso. D.
= - (S2-n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
Su ncrntictbcn.

iml Sie SduIer yr. DC unr IS, Nf=Tratt., gde
Der Sie btrnSe, nit %heQTClnen &doeH in aus oeSeinnes
tenn !SuItauhe urb crit iirSltb dn9eitriden uuo tape.
ART. DIE @de (9lr. fSl et9uct ftt ~ eiHcm 5rocstie=
Qaoen eritrr 4laiie. So9lcid nadl3aIrdSen bel
JnmeS >. Wtnipu g Spmp.,
(S3-9S) Ir. ia, @cfEEratttro6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
.bu uerkaufrn uNO 81 uftlmletbm,

ELI Oas Saus Ir. 80, 9tuQifinfruse, 12H 3.
krrtG; @runbmIetbe $50; 8reiE $1,000. 9tGbcres bet
= =. Butter, Gr. ass, MoSn SrDasmap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
9u berfaufen.
gu herfnufcn,

ks 8ipst gBo6n6duier nit Qdoeu nui Der ytorh
gECI~Sde Der gort= rno 2lebttraBe, % bel 50 SuB'
orunISinsirei. Sobn c'isuu g Somp.,
C35-l gr. /, ct. BaultrCBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
2u b%FrfQIfen.

&.Ik O"s niehlihe 3 ftodiae 6aus CIR. %, Sampz
$500.
2wei Sduiir an Der Dtilertrass, rabe Sroobwaa.
Breis 1850 leees.
Gin Saus NIT aabeu an Der eboppenfraSe. 9reis
$1,000.
Gin bI6Ibes Sous an Der Ttifinnnr, nabe Bomb
6trase, init 8 Simnuern ; grins5ln5'rei. 8reis $1,000.
Rdberes A~usfuait 9iebt Thomas ". WeaHou,
(Sl-) SIR. SO, Horo=groaomao
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
1icutt=Mucrbietcn.

gue, melhe GdrteH III Srrnung sebra6t ODER rsu
o%nseIeat, BGume, Beinreben uno anocTe @spat'e
beiItnittsu ODER osriett ODER ionhi9e in &c @CrInttel
rirItlaosrbe grheIten beiolqt Al bsben fpurlheu,
molten H6 gcfdn;9t on Sebafinn Srroiner, Mr.
400, GrpgdraBc, ON OiGrfte. oosr bi 0ru SEQ.
6oid,, 1r. 60. 9anpperfrHhe, Dem NtarFte 9ez
ornihPr. merhen. tS2-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
l1nhprfGiihter N,iiin

,uu gtumadtn gu 40 &snts pro SaHOa,, Joni,
Ysiue tseDilrge Mnt rubeu Susiosr gum gins
H!atsr bei 2putS s.. Sfeie * Rruoer,
iS4-i GRe Ger 5dnppers unb Commensurate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
ONnhnGnua 1nit Qanrn sl Drrmicthcn.
II Dcrfaufen.

- 91s QEotubaus Str. Sc, 9dnpneratnfs
ta;;,,H suiihen lrGtt= unb GonhQroitto6e, Elm erz
EsnL pieblensrCrther Eids nut StnrIhtur9 uao loz
fnTfIacr y ciitrabme. SiuGcs s SGr9eauts
i76-l Nr. so. NerinqtOnFtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
9u Gcrfaufcr,

E;.a- Gin Sans, sseianst gu iebsm bslistisen Ss'
lhdte, Is b,i 50 Rug yros, nsbit 9uteiH Slilter9ez
tauee. @runbBinffrei. Waiier nno @as-tm 91rSen
6auSe, seIeesn in sinem Der tetsu e'eihdTtspldse her
Staet, ne BE- Oil Baner. dutSufraasn in Orr AZ.
= SNffrcsa 10 SO 4 g Oh 4 6 tnl ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
3u bel faufen.

EsiiI GtneieItene 9eIeaenheit!
GIn BobEtaus NIT 2aDen ant Der Siioneit : Gde
Der sretsrs uno EaunifrnGe: @ruromietbe 81. 20 pro
SrsittfuB NreiS $500 lfbr nierrle.
sauSpnn a Sruscup,
SIR. 10, 2aiu 8uiltiras, ct. Bdllftr., ooer
(S!-o SIR. I6, ytorb.8 one ftru,e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08

Dem rgrfen gtationalz8 ntsebiuhe" se9Cniber, ee=
brabt bat, %Doislbf or fi6 bamrben niro, oieiClbe
liberQIe llHteritueuns, rueIGe Der iril5eren 5lrma 81
T5eil fpuroc, gu O.roienen.
Seit bernabe 90 Sabreu BADEN bic cGten5irmen Don
Gnnn Snnn & Snhn. Sohn 8ohA, SQis & @Qirns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08

ai5S S1n ~utIIInllas
&nI Sin gBobnbaus nit 2aben on SoDaro',
nabe SamocntraBG.
Gin 6ubiGcs gBobnbaus on 2erinstonfrGBe, nobe
~iSrGntliHzS QuaIe.
Cine 2~anoiteIe pon "a Gter, an ter Brantlin 9urn7
pife, : Mei(sn BON Baltimore, eutss &sObnbans,
SbeunGH II. |. 10,
Gine aussc,ctdnste 2Ono1sue pom 50 atern in
BoltimorezGounto naIe Der JttlTerstomn &urn>
nile, uno mcniaer ais u Uteile BON Etmber Groue=
station oil Der ~9seTern Dtarpldnocr Gticnbatn,"
NIT einem sutsn BC9e ourt1 een Bios nab Oct
Station. =,
Sin gBobubGus nit Soben uro 2 aGcr Senc, IA
M}fiIeu NON Baltimore on Der NeiiiC1tOmnz,R0do.
4Qaub1caen in o~ariorb~9 ountp, l Ditto in @arroI'
@ountp, in erce0entem Suftanoe.
gire 2drb Ittne BON l32 gtern in Ersoertt<e olnto,
rase WRouHtzAitp, on Oar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bGbr."
gtGberR Gustunit aicbt:
serrp 40. GpOte, Rr. Q, Law Buildings,
(7n2-S ct. YCuizSu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
gu Dcrmietlen.

Iii 9.s 6aus uno eooen SIR. 60, Sanooe.z.
HQbt ErattitraBe. er 9uttr Ytut, etna trlbtet 1Ir elm
NqnuiGtturs urb @alanterie. Selddl., itd ieooh fGr
trssnb Gin @ei6Git paTieno. ionie aerduni3eu Hlas
i'm Slntcrsrunbc On @uPreB = A4ep, ii9 ftr cine
Sabrlt ODER %eBCrttele etenen0. Bran tueHoe itt al
Joiepb 0cale q opmp., SubbGnbler, Rr. "a.
gseft: Nancttes, nOhe @h1rlestrafe. (SO-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
9dmfs Oairna

Qtturgsuou benatritti9t feline ~tSrsurbs uub Runnen
Der ~irt;osren 5irma Suis s Gairus, Dag er bsn
@orrQt5 Dee alien 6irma mad ieirem neuen ga
NSr- LIZ &nA-MnhGrnSc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08
sSrpugt0n,

E.;:l- IL IIeils bon Ger gtaot an Der @Gtonsoile>
gtjanbabu ur0 g2truten 98eses BON elmer station
Der altimore=8otomaczSabu." Die Gage 1T biold
uuo Icbr seiuno {; bitbiGc Cottage nit alien 'rnooerz
nen 8~eouemlihfetteu, unb tecrc YtGbe GIL elmer OG'
b eiten ~oraontsn arerue gu u%ertauien ODER 81 pcr'
pahtcn. guGtroroeutli4 ~sirIti8e SeSin9un9en III
Sauisroouc1 uno @eriontn, bic it6 unidiag NADER
| pnQeu. G. SrOiua Sittpg
Gu,o-1S SIR, 81, CT. YauiiruRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-04-08

Rig Sin tmpiCblenepcrttes 6uns NIT 2a6er On
Der Trorts. maze @GoitrdBe, 3=fUd;s, is HuB bTcit,
wlrb biuiQ uro Quf lclttc BeoingurGcu ~oGrfduit.
c.obn FSlsmn & Somp.,
(2S-O g1r. I. ct. UauIf,nbe
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-07
cheap transportation.

The New York Cheap Transportation
Association has addressed circular letter
to merchants and business men throughout
the State, in which it proposes that every
voter should ask the candidates for the Leg
stature for whom he intends to vote five
questions bearing on the transportation
They are these Whether. if elected, the
candidate will favor the passage of law
creating Il board of railway commissioners
to regulate freight tariffs and prescribe a
uniform system ofkeeping railway accounts :?
whether he will favor law to prohibit the
kind of competition that in some instances
makes rates for short distances hgher9 than
those for long distances on the same classes
of goods and weight carried! whether he
will favor a law restraining payment Of in
tcrcst or dividends on watered stocks, and
Il law providing that the surplus income,
after legitimate dividends are paid, shall be
used in improving the road? whether he
will support legislative measures for an I'M
proved system of canal transportation? and
whether he will refuae to accept or use free
railway passes while a legislator? The As
ISOLATION recommends the rejection of
every candidate who shall not aiiirmatively
answer these questions, and in support of
the necessity for the laws recommended the
Association brings several very strong ar
guments, not the least ofwhich, they deem,
is the fact that during the past year the
people of this State paid more then SOB 900,
900 in fraight rates and passenger fares.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-07

miscellaneous Notes.

In to SeptcnlbJ | the total number of
cases of cholera in Hungary has been 1Ol,-
600.
Saco. Me-, offers to rent its poor-housc
to any respectable private family, having
no pauper tenants therefor.
Hartford has an epidemic ofscarct fever,
which it is inclined to connect with the rash
movement of the State capital.
The reports of the Bazaine trial are trans
mtted from the Trianon to the Office of the
Li5e,te in Paris by means of carrier pig
cons.
1t is proposed that the next Presidential
message shall recommend a Congressional
appropriation of 100000 as Il national
prize fund for horsc-racing.
Springfield, Mass, Las been forced to
suspend operations on its watcr-works be-
cause no one will buy its city bonds.
The acting Mayor of Oil City, Pa, is a
colorcd Councilman, upon whom the Office
dcyolvcs in consequence of the elected
Mayors resignation
The high price of butchers meat has
created great demand for rabbits in Lon
don, and sausagc-malScrs incidentally re-
mark that cats are getting remarkable
scarce
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-07

Two WAYS OF PASSING THRoUGH THE
WoRLD.-There are two ways of passing
through the world; One picking out for con-
sideration, and, too often, talk, the poorer
qualities Of the characters we meet-some-
thing as asses will take to thistles, though
there be the hest of grass or clover in the
pasture; while others look on the best side
of every character, and endeavor to encour-
age and develop it. Any who wish to do
so, can find out the worst qualities of their
associates, Our own experience is that
the thistles' of human nature will make
themselves felt with sufficient frequency if
We neither seek to know or cultivate them.
Without loosing for perfection in any one,
we can find good people everywhere we go,
and we must be pardoned if we persist in
loving best to consider the sunny side of
every character.
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'Ehe Editor of the Northern Budget
Assaulted,

Thursday afternoon as Charles L. Mac
Arthur, editor of the Northern Budget,
was leaving the fourth ward polls he was
met by Timothy Shaughnessy, who de-
manded money of him. As he refused to
comply Shaushnessy struck him and knock
ed of his hat. Proceeding down River
street lie was again confronted by Shaugh-
messy, who repeated the demand and an
swered the refusal by blow in Mr.. Mac
Arthurs face. Officer Morrison, who saw
the assault, arrested Shaughncssy. We'd
nesday morning the charges were preferred
against him. The first, an assault on an
clector, which will have to go to the grand
jury the second, an assault and battery,
the trial of which is set down for next
week Wednesday.
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The CONTROVERSIES CASE. The Noyem.
her term Of the Superior Court tor Itch
field county began Tuesday. II is expect
el that the ColYocoresses case will be tried
# the dispositions which are now being la
ken relative to the Connecticut Valley rail
road bonds are completed in time. A
iAtchfiell correspondent Of the Hartford
Past writes son the memorandum which
Captain COlvocoresscs left of his securities.
and of which it is claimed he was robbed,
was the item of twelve thousand dollars of
Connecticut Valley railroad bonds To
show that this memorandum was false, the
insurance companies have found all the
bonds issued, amounting TO one million dol
lars, and are taking dispositions to show
that he never owned a single bond, by
showing the parties owning the whole issue
from the time the bonds were put upon the
market up to the present time. Such an
undertaking must require great deal of
time and labor"
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Present Duty.

The way to make easy times is as clear
as daylight.
Let every man or woman who owes
money pay it at once if possible.
BE willing to make sacrifice in order to
meet promptly all your engagements.
Stop grumbling at the faults or mistakes
Of others, and attend faithfully to your own
affairs.
Deal fairly, leniently and chcerfully with
all persons who owe you or are in pecuni-
airy trouble.
If you are out of debt thank the Lord
and then go round among your friends, and
enemies too, if you have them, and render
them all the assistance in your power.
Don't hoard your money, but loan it, or
use it to relieve the needy. on the same
principle as you would give bread to the
needy in day of famine.
Do what you can in every way to relieve
pecuniary distress, to check the current of
financial embarassmcnts and restore public
confidence.
If you are bank director, don't be cross
minute. Smile, as Christian duty, from
morning till night. Give an encouraging
word, if possible, to all, and by all means
strain every nerve to help all who need it..
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SpIRIrrAIIsM BEATEN Our OF SIGHT. -
The first hour and half of the entertain
ment in the large hall Of the Cooper Insti-
tute, Monday evening, was occupied 10y the
magician llartz, who performed sundry
tricks, among which was taking out of a
gentcmean's empty hat four dozen tumb-
lers, several large pocket handkerchiefs, a
terrific head wig, an old rag ten large fan
cy boxes, yard and a half more of old
rags, a pair of red morocco baby shoes,
bird cage and a bird within, not pack
merely, but peck of cards, a monstrous
doll baby, and Il frghtful, full grown, gray
hoop shirt. He then returned the hat to
the owner. The wonderful trick was the
last. A young lady, experienced looking,
bat becomingly costumcd in jacket and
pants of black velvet, embroidered with
silver, stood ON stool, with each arm
propped on a pole. After she was put into
a magnetic sleep by the magician, the stool
was taken from under her feet, and one
pole was removed While the magician
famed her, the rigid body moved until it
occupied horizontal position, poised only
on the pole under one arm, ut about half
way between the shoulder and elbow. BY
reverse tanning she was brought down and
elevated some distance on the other side
The stool was then replaced under her feet,
and after receiving Il few passes she opened
her eyes with smile upon her magnetizer
Dir, Cotton then delivered Il lecture on
laughing gas, and administered it to several
of his hearers.
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BARGE SwAMpED. During the gale Mon
day forenoon, the barge Hun, of Smiths
line, with a cargo Of 1000 feet of lum-
Der, belonging to G Blodgett. Son 81 Co.,
was swamped by running aground just
north of Blodgett's lower lumber yard.
The lumber is strewn along the beach for
about a mile, and a large gang of men
were busy picking it up Tuesday afternoon
and evening The boat is Il total loss, and
the damage to the cargo cannot be esti-
mated at sent.-Brlington Free Press.
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JOHN CLARK FARM,

Containing about three hundred and lttY acres
OF land two dwelling houses, three barns ana
two tenant houses, near the railroad track.
The tenant houses are new. The large farm
house has been thoroughly repaired ana paint
ed, with new piazza in front and end, new front
fence, all in the most substantial and tasteful
manner, making it a desirable residence.
Nearly three-iOurthS Of mile OF new water pipe
from Il nCNer-lalling fountain supplies all the
prpmigpS
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DASTURE LAND IN PITTSFORD
Il For sale or rent. one hundred and twenty
i've acres of fine PASTU RE land located one ana
one-half miles from PittsfOrd Village. Address
or call ON +. p. IIITCHCOCK, under National
Bank OF Rutland, Rutland. VI. MayIti