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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02

Sie 9ise lit beute ebr orideno, trob:em es beutt
Wtor9en eiutQe StInoeu regnete.
: Die biei8e YOlJei bat 8eiebI crbaIten. aGe Ser.
tduier oon ptlnon Sorpeooes," Double. 5eaoeos
Graders "9haers" uro g5uGtes" ju uerbaiteu. Ser.
ner iou am T. 5uli Sober ieit9enomen peroen lpelter
6eurruertstorper nab YferOeu ui M. i6Icubert.
- Der 9amper pSoatia" 1T DON SambUr8 bier
ein9etrofen.
= Der Sampfer ,,ReIisf" bon Der ,,GiiIter 8ergungs
9ompagnie bon Stem YOrt' ftng i'm Safen Oon ST..
George, Bermuda, 6euer uno muBte oerieutt peroen.
- SQmes goro0n Sernett bat eiu Silberieroiee i'm
g8ertbe oonS5O0 als rets ausgeiest r elm g8ttIaus
fen ameritaniifer Stuoeuten IN Springiielo, WIaG
weId1es am H. D. Wt. iattinoen ioa
Die Gran8tren iudtln beute bel oerPoliietbebproe
I'M grlaubnB na4, am u. 3uIi cine Plr0oe abbaten
Ju oirfan
- Sn SadsnIad tpuroe beute Wtor8en an Jlpei oers
ldteoenen oteuen 5euer augele9t man oerbGitete ue
YtrIoneu auf ben Ycrsudt Der Sranoitiftun9 urb be-
furate oaB BoIfsiuitiI an busn 9eiibt perren miro
- s5u Der Wtonta9s= gidd)t murOe oas 3 INNER oes
gBm. 2eluts Oou st. 2ouis i'm st. George Sote bon
0ebsn betmgeudt uni nm $3.50 in SoIO unO cine sOl
Oene nbr beitDhIfn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02
Sobu u. Snmaa 4 Gomp.,
Nr. 45, Weft= NrdttftraFs,
nabe Speur's gBerite,
A1u Nlfe milf Netr hss sls,r hort...

nab spears gBerite,
6dnsier nit seu beifeu barten
9nfeus' Sa1eDz, Sunburp- uub Cumberland.
&ohlen,
as4O Bfuno auf bic Sonne in Gllen ssduen, trst BON
Sdisisr uno anoern nnrenafeiten. (Sept6, 12Dttef)
SEe hssen Steinfablen 81 Den nisnris=
fen Yreifen.
soblsn DON Der ~BattiTiorer &ompasutt,- seH su
.SuGerzSoitonsr sompasHls,-
stnsr uub raid, brelnsRbe 8oben-ole behtn 8ohisn
Guf Dem bieii9eu Dtarfis
All pertaufen
xQrr.uIobuHs s. OBJ er er3onHtnwssIt.
g. 3. Disss, asent ber
.Yalttmorer soblen.~ u. ~nnonz@ @iieubabu< Comp
Bnrsau: Wr. >, Gontbffraae.
S0blenb6fe: @de Der yortbs uno V!aoljonhraBt'
unb Gde Der Alce aun' nno AlbsmGrisfrGse.
(Ottl4,1zDiteO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02
Npn (SubG.

6aOauua, /. Suli. - Die ySribiine"
publiSirt Elm Wauifet Der 60oeral. .Hepubli-
faner Don @uba, IN meld)er Die Serelngung
auer Srattionen orin9eno augerathen miro,
un0 meld)e i'm 9tamen oe5 General @apttGn'S
un0 Der Republit oil bic SuiurgenteH appel
ltrt, Die QSaifen nieOer5ulegen uu0 Die QSOblz
tbateH elmer republltaniiben 8e9terung 81
gelteBen.
Sie 8epublifaner baben elm @omite erz
nanHtr I'm mad Wabrto Sn geben uuO Oieiel.
ben Dor Der 8e9lernng uuO ben @OrteS 81 uers
treten.
Ser pOlitiide @ouoerneur bat a69eSantt
unO tplro mad Spanieu Suriidfebreu.
Sin Battalion 6reimiQiger BON @ienfuegos
reboltirte uno uerIudte, ben ueuernaunten
@ouUerneur 5u petbiuoern, Iein glmt an3u.
treten, aber Der SerIuf miBlaug.
3rplihen ben cubaniideu @enerGlen Can.
guilt uuo @arcia bat teiu Dueq ftattgeiuns
ben. Cine SerI9w0run9 iit berbeigefiibrt
noroen.
0ermiid3te Oepef0en aus
Nfeip=Yprf.
ReU.YOrt, l. 5uli. : 3tpei farbtse Qrbeiterab.
tbilungeH baben beute Utor9en unter 0irettion Der
Snnitdtsteb6roe besDnnen. bic StraBen 5u reinipen.
Cgteies Fno bic eriten Ne9er, pebs i'm 9ienfie DER
J
- Die iSirma 9uOen, 5reres & Comp, bersn Ba.
der tarlltb pom ben Ssboroen luesen ansebI@sr Re.
oeniie 8erigereten in Seiha9 9snOmmen murben,
eut in Abreoe oaB tie beabiidt9ten Die Reueneaeiess
gu um9eben uno 9ibt an bag bic game 4n,aoe BON e.
nem enta ienen Buhbater oes 9eihaftes ausoeaanosu
isn: Der Shls'Golettor gbelps 1T ieood iibsrjeuet
bag cine GntIase auf 100000 9esen oas 0aus alfredt
erbalteu peroefl tann.
: Or. 3eWea, Der @ue amsritanii&e geIanOts in
st. Yetersburs fam besse bier all uno reii't morsel
bon bier ab.
- Ser e6triT bat auf grune stnsr aIaae Der $50.
wtrg' Nationals I'M eieS umme BON $4,000 Iuei
Geueriprtben oer Sta6t sepianoet
Slmon Sonon nno q. SSIoob ipuroen beute megtr
un9elebliteu Sd)nappsbfenneus ibuotg befunoeH.
- DIE 3ousinnabme ,bstrug beats $4,000,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02
Neue Mu3etgen.
Staat MarDlann,
Stddt8z zScb1EGmtSsSiirea

StNdto=ScDUENHtIS I
Annapolis, l. 9ult 1873. )
Eaflebenoe Summen itGnoen an 2. oCs oegeHs
tudrttocn Ytouats in ben utridtebenen Gugegebereu
9epoFhOn5 Bldeen sum @tebit oes Staates, ndn.
lid:
DSriten Ratioun( g ant bon GnnapolS" s2O.4 .23
~SGrmer5 ytauoRal-Bant D. annapolis" 15,Ou5.tO
"5armCr5' & Uterd, Rat. =Bantu Satto." fi2 i62 75
cJobu VI. Sdpis,
1873 Si1abmeiiter BON Viar0ldno.
YIN &ublsnz uuo 6nl3banblcr!
@eriTearlte SoroeruuqS:S Herteu nerben bonn
Si0tdtoren Soue9ium beS Sdltimorsr Staett
@efdnsuifTss bis &oundbenr, Den 5. Suli, Nit
tags II llbr aaI bic Serior9un9 oss SabtsednsHii.
les init 400 3onnsn (oon ic z240 Brau6l barter
rpeisaid,iger 0anpfbouifoblen better Gualitdt
ge9enaenommeH; ierner nit 4O Raiieru res
beIfeu @elbndbteus unb go GIaitern Scs bcffen
SidDenbulSte, Aaes trcten. I'M e1eI1n9niBbotc gu
pernCicn uno Had Seoirinis lbSuGetrrn.
Qo7-6OJ GbarIes ESebb, BrdI
@A 0ermaniaz W}GnnerGOr.
&EsSB Seutc, wfittnuo1, ben 3. Sult 1873,
AN Nben0s nbr,
6drten=ScnSert.
capt. SBIHttr's UluiitcorOs.
(5O 9Gs VeraniigunsS Gomitc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02

ne @enn sie lansen Grebit bei'm
Saue elmer @dbmaibine iuolen, bann sebeu Sie gu
Uacaennep tuenn sic aber baarss @slb baben. oann
eten Sic 9brsr Sate seiuif uno seben Sic gu mir,
ca i'd aue arten Nd5mcidnen biliser, als irseno
tin Saus in Der Siaot sssen Baar pertasie.
.. 8. Dse&ennp,
SIR 1856, Beitz fsa0Stteitrase, uno
(Usal26.1ST) Vr. %, Sf=Baltimoreitra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02
Die Secrot9un9 beS 0rn. =. 81 D..
Ordut.

Gtncinna ii, 1.Suli. -Giue bebeutente
WeHdenmenge mObnte bsuteJta9mittag BEN
Se9rdbnliie oes SeIie 0t.Sraut in Der ylluiou
WtetbObiften gpt5copultirhe" in @oniugton,
&p., bel. Cine groBe An5qbl geleitete Die
2eid)e naf) Dem Spring @rOoes Srieobofe.
Der ooAp s. @babpid bielt Die QeiAenprez
oigt. BrGfoeut @raut, SrUiqe @raut IN .
5Er. Srau1er mareu 3uaeQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02
Iar eSamiliem= =O1Gbarbeiten

In teue Ylaibiuc better, oils Die Home Shuttle Lock
Stitch, ba e bausrbGit uub sintad ii, niG eidb bes
f6dbiet Drb uno irecno eiuer Der tbsursn Waibineu
sleiGtommt.
sic tofet BON $25 bis $50 unb Dirb auf flint Sabre
sarontrt. Sobu Z. Butler. @eneral<a9ent,
Rr. 8, Rortz zGbarIssftraa
(S0Ytod 1GTl imelte GtQae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02

st. gourtneg & BruSer,
Str. II, StDrS SbarlesftraRe,
gde Der 6GpettefraBe.
gBir MAIDEN aut uniersu rstt9Gltt9eH uns anorft'
ten BorrGth pom
Gbampagner,
RbefnzfBe Beinen pom Der feinfien GIaittef'
Sberrpz, 9prtz unb Wfdoeiraz Welnen,
Samaifd Rum,
Septdb xBbisfen uno
acknowledgement
cususr,5om, melbe ale srpei Bohen per Damptsr
smpIonaen unb i'm aleineu Su @nsroszBreeu cer<
tGuit perSen.
feimen Ibee
ausaerpGblte @roeeriez zaBaaren fhr Samtite.
oIeiuine Yaenteu oes berIbmten lu 81 u 1s re Il
nenRoeaenlz gB Bbtstep. (Oe5l3,12DtfD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02
9ie berbsferte uTlorenee" seaamaz
iiIiue.

1WIlIe.
Die beFs D2aidine fir lei6te uno f&Dere 8amts
lienzVdbereien. sic bat Die berabmte riidfclbGre
Gpeie= ura Fd ielbit ridtsnbe spuli4iFfzStreituus
uno bauert lauser, oils jebe anbere Wai6ne. Dtrb
untsr Ieidten y 9soinsuusen uerfauft i'm
8ertaufslotaIe Der IS orence R d pm as
jdiaen= 9efeIGi6 aft,I
tSuIi21, ,l2NttsD Rr. 49, gepre<SharIes&7.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02
Ser @roscs Se8 0aterm0rSerS
QSaliporth.

0ew.DOrf, /. SuIi. = Der 8ro;eB 6es
SatermOrOers Sranf 9SalwOrtb wuroe beute
fOrtgeiebt.
Or. 5. q. @raD BON benz S1renhauie in
Utica ertidrte Die 8utung Der gpIlepie aui
ueuidlide 6abi9teiteu; mad elmer lluterius
dung oeS Angeflagten iprub er bic g(nhdt
aus, eaB oerielbe epileptii9en Qnfalleu aus.
geiett lei; Elm epileptiI9er &ranter banole
meiitentbeil5 obue MotiO. Die Gernebmung
bes Or. @raD bauerte iebr lange uuo nit oers
ielben eubeteu Die Qp8iageu Der @ntlaitung8.
;eugeu. Die Staat8aumalti6ait bemiibt iid ,
ueriAteOene Gntlafun9sauSiagen tptOerle9cn
gu lafen.
Or. Yarions bon bemSrrenbauie Der Staot
9tem=Dorf mar ntht Der lnitft, oaB Die
9anoluug oeS iuK9en Balmortb bie2tunabme
Sulafe, berielbe iet epileptiideu y8abnitunS-
anfduen unternorfen. Or. &eQogg unO Or.
GlDmer ipradeu Oieielbe lleber3eugung aus.
0a Der Staatsaulpalt tetue weitereu 3eugeH
CUR Q8ioerleguus BON Nusiagen Oernebmen
la1en nollte, 10 reiiimirte Der erite Sertbet0tz
ger. 9r. S'&OaOr, oaS 0feiultat Oe8 3eu9eIz
Uerb0rs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02

ytGbmaIbtne
in Die etn,lse, uebe Den Lockstitch matt, obne ben
Shuttle gu 9ebraudsn.
Dieie neue Utai9ine perrtbtst oIe Grten 5amiltenz
Hdtereien bonn ieiniteu Nuiielin bis gum f6meriten
3ude Die etnbise Uiai6ne, iueI6e 5smoenmater
eebrauten Gum 8ertauie nur bei
Seterfon s GarpeHter, @en.zgsentsn,
(9eu21SD Rr. ga, BeItzBalmoreftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02
8. Natne, Seraussebes.
epe,ial $ Noti3e,t.
SaltimDre
Gire 9n(uranre gffff,


saopsa.Gde BON Soutbs unb Baterfrase.
Disis @eisaidaftp peIatert fortwdbrene sesen Ser1
Inf ober Sdaben bardb 8ranoun9lif ioDobl in Der
Siabt, rpie i'm 9anbe, ole Nrten BON Gisentbum,
aobn.. saosuz unS gRa9rsHbduier, 2anselsslter,
adeIban.8roentts,M Mo6ea, Paus Ssratslgaltsa, sl
TIDE SGbrSeu9e u. '. no:
Bm. q. Sarriion, Yrdfbsnt;
SEQ. U. 8iders, y. 9: 4apt,
SnniS 9. gBiion, 3. Robt SenfiRs,
Soiiob Bennington, .. NoIton Stetpart,
Srancis Z, Sing, V. r. Hepcomer,
Senru Sarroa, Sruile SorDis,
81. 6. Steuart, W. %. Gapor,
9Dm. $, Brune, Ssraei eobe1,
George 9. Sarriion.
Nnulifatious.S5 5ormulare uno meitere Hatri9t iber
nis SseIidbot ipiro in Der Sifice, SlbmeizGde Don
Goutb1 uno QBatsrIrase, ertbelt, no aud ole auiz
trdae ioiort erlsoiet tusrben SerFberun9en psroen
AMI iroenb eine Erlt an9enommen, Delte Der appli.
funt nIni6en mag.
(Sanl.1SO 5r. Booeporfb, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02
Selegrapbil5e Sepei9eIt.
Gnropaild)e &abslberid)te

Ben oir ygfIo:iir!en gre6e" fir ben nGorrspOnber
teuH berhtetl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02
0rOBc
Er.sIE-S 9ampfbOOt Grfuriiou
ess
,,GO;. Dent. Eurnpcrcins"
SOuntag, ben 13. Suli 1873,
nd6
Monumental Fishing Groue"
per Sdmpier oGbriter.p

NtSuW5 DIE DIHTpTtIa "A . nut UIOTVtEb unb T.
llbr WittO9s Don Der G9bltraBCn .gBerite Bier Jtr.
Z, am SuBe Der &onDGphraBe. 8as erfe Boot bin
uuo 6as Iebte Suriid, miro 5ur SeQuemIibteit Der
ST-8altimorer an RGmidpS gGsritc, am fSu5e Der
9arolinefrase, anle9en
Btuete 50 9t5. "a Berio1 (Sinoer urter u 9a6ren
frei iino an iolsPnoeu BldteH tu tabep:
n8nrnbdle," ytr. 81, g8et Baltmoreifrose 3.
SbIe9eI, qatbettsr Saus"; g. sham6erger, gfr.
$50, 98eits4rotttIafe; Z. page ranH, gtr Sc, Sloz
6ouatbitr.; @b. Glnge bad, gtr 2. &lo Ganaitr. !;
&bas. S6raoar. Gr. 2l7, Morbz9ap1r.; 8. Sebt
Rr. 10, Dfcelenan Aoenue; $. Sduliot, Bomb,
BeIeins.
8srionen, ipstde ben gIas per BGssn brfu9en, 25
Cts. "a Beriou.
G5L6OI,3.5,6l G0A Cntnitr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02
Die Nuritdner in yIems IG5dmpIttre.

Concord, u. s9., l. Suli. - @tHe Bill
lit i'm 9ane uorgele9t rporoen, lpel4e eS I'M
9eietlia maft, baB ell @irfu5 ben Staat be.
reii't. SeOer @irtu8 3abtt fir OuS Serguiigen,
ben @ranititaat betreten 3u baben, 500 Stra.
ie. Die Bill, ben 6rauen ba5 Stimureft
bel S9ulGifritt'Seriamuluugen gu gemGbs
ren, wurOe beiprodeu unO uuf unbeittmmte
3eit 3uriid9ele8t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02

5aowsa.gde BON Baltimore unS Gutapar
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-15

WpERE THE, Sun DOES Nor SEA-
scene Witnessed by some travellers in the
north Of Norway, from u cliff one thou.
sand feet above the sea, is thus described:
The ocean stretched away in silent vast
ness at eur ieet; the sound ofwayes scar
eely reached 10 our airy lookout; away in
the North the huge old sun swung low
along the horizon, like the slow beat Of
the pendulum in the tall clock Of our
grandfathers paror corner. We all stood
silent looking at our watches. When
both hands came together at twelve, mid
night, the full round orb hung triumphant
ly above the waves, q bridge of gold run
ming due north and spanning tho water
between us and him. There he shone in
silent majesty, which knew no sitting.
We involuniarily took otf our hats no
word was said. Combine, II YOU can, the
most brilliant sunrise aud sunset you ever
saw and the beauties win pale before the
gorgeous coloring which now lii up the
ocean, heaven and mountain. In half an
hour theisnn had swung up perceptibly on
his beat, the colors changed TO those OF
morning, a fresh breeze rippled over the
flood, one. songster after another piped
up in the grove behind us-we had slid
into another day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-15

EDUCATION or THE Youxo.--More chill
dren die yearly, victims Of the process Of
brnin-cramming now psrmitted In our
sehools, than we would care TO count No
sooner does the first CLEAN Of intelligence
dawn, than the New England baby Is put
upona painful course Of all-absorbine,
and, necessarily, undigested, study. His
iitiIe brain Is thus crammed with mass
OF information which at q later period,
and IN time for practical use, could be
acquired and apprehended with perfect
ease The embarrassing problems which
now perplsx Instructors would mainly
vanish, u they would but wait for the help
Of ripening time.
The waste Of time and labor involved
in our present system IL enormous. The
expenditure Of ten years In teaching aim
pie studies, which, with advanced MATURE
~, the child could master In two orshree.
is hardly in keeping with The reputation
Of England for foresight aud prudence.
The, tender YEARS which are now doomed
70 syriphean toll are all needed for play
Ing aud rcmping, and for light work In
the open air and Sunlight. They. are the
years for storing up acapiial Of mental
and bodily yigor; and much OF the phys
zeal inactivity, and alas also Of tho mon.
'al disease among us, ID the direct result
OF changing them from Gods purpose TO
our own. II is 10 be feared that as much
mental and social eyilhas come III the
best educated districts from over study in
youth, os iniliterate districts from ienor.
ance, And this is beginning to be realls-
ea by many of tho wise and excellent men
who have helped to mature and to carry
out our present high-pleasure system
| <---- - $780,. ri
man cannot succeed in business now.
a'deys II he does not advertise. The man
who adyerliscs forces himself aud his
wares before the eyes Of the public. AS
tho public reads Of him, thinks Of him
and remembers him, II cannot we'll think
oianoher AZ the same moment, therefore
buys the most Of one who advertises the
most. Ofcourse much depends upon tbs
mode, manner and style Of advertising.
man named Colbleigh, in Morrison,
Illinois, was one day presented a pair OF
OK horns as . Joke. He at once called his
store the'0x Horn Temple. The novelty
Of the name helped 10 its. popularity, tin
now the man aud store nknowu oil over
the West as people say "what funny
name and the. owner has made fortune
from the trade following his advertise
meni.
llclmbold made a fortune ont Of his Blu
chu, not because the medicine had merit,
but as he always said because it was we'll
averiised. Then the poor fellow became
drunkard, and up the creek went like
Tip up.
The great rules for business success
from which great fortunes come are
| Have something to sell.
Advertise the fact
| Deal honestly.
Hare is the law upon which rests tho
profits. tsss
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-15

- n Il #
DO RAILROADS HELP THE FARMERs p
One ofthe leading mercantile and COM
mission houses Of sherman, shipped i few
days ago to New Orleans, yin the Texas
Central Railroad and steamer Is bales OF
cotton, for S3aS rs. The plumber Of bales
Of cotton, sen last year from here 10 New
Orleans, Jefferson, cost, including the
long haul Of 100 miles, 500 90, both char
ges ip currency. The difference saved by
the terminus Of the railroad being at Mo-
Kinney, is $500 25in favor Of the farmers
and others who own cotton and had II
shipped by. the Central railroad. Still
there are some farmers who oppose rail-
roads or TO giving them any aid to build
through Grayson county. This illustra-
ton is only one Of many others in point,
and carries its own significant meaning
So says the Sherman Patriot.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-15

TIE WILL OF A DRuNKARD.--I die a
wretched sinner md ! leave TO the world
worthless reputation, wicked example
and memory that is fit only to perish.
|. ! leave to my parents sorrow and
bitterness Of soul oil tho days Of their
lives.
] leave to my brothers and sisters
shame and grief, and the reproach Of their
acquainlances. p,t}a,i
leave to my wife widowed and brok-
EN- heart, life of lonely struggle with
want and suffering.
! leave 10 my children tainted name,
o ruined position, n pitiful ignorance, ana
n Notifying recollection OF a'father who,
by his life, disgraced humanity, and Ut his
premature death joined the great company
Of those who are never TO. cntcr tho king.
dom Of God, .. M. .A,.a,,oe ssai
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-15

WnAr Love. is TO A WoMAH.--W hat q
wonderful thing love is toa woman !!
How II helps her to know that some one
is alwaysfond Of her, that rejoices when
she rejoices, aud sorrows when she grieves;
to be sure that her faults are loved, aud
hat her face is fairer 10 one, at least,
than faces that are more beautiful That
one great hoart holds her sacred in its in
nermost recesses above all other women !
She can do anything, suffer anything,thus
upheld. She grows pretiier under the
sweet influence, brighter, kinder, strong-
er, and life seems but o foretaste Of heav-
en-, and all her dreams are geld. h.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-15
THE WEEKLY HERALI
OmciuI Directory.

DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Hon. HARDIN HART, Dallas Judge llth Judicial Dis
tricf.
Jxo. a. AULr, Esq, Dallas, District Attorney.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-15

Professor Tyndall 10 bis farewell address
assures ambitious young scientists tlsAtlR Y
they would gain distinction they muets !
sacrifice themselves, to- thfF.:: profession, i
- must obs content 70 live low and lie
hard in order 10 achisve fhS objsct 6ftkeif' n
liyes.o OF this lhesP iitsbnrg lssder Wy \
ave don't know VIII s,hsr our young sien- \
Ftists ays NilIipg p ssaayias, Rqts....
ticIatshayet fisa tEaS iScipy Y6r' 'yissssTay 4
ana fsund1is good 4 - clnip, xS'as
most A mi, other, kaS' fsqnS' tAiasl
ri sss' is :; is's rs q
'ss Governor Cooke Of ~ >lssrIS " x3
IhH bin, 9syA. a apmTtuOus aud largely VA i Y
eddea hsll tAs ether pigAt s9a aFaqgi
md NV .Abf NJ NysAA lhs tbaplsinn 4 n
ICobgrsss,la The Meshodistsof' WsaKiHFy6nt Y
ard said IA bAH0k 4 4 jktlv surprised uiaaiJ \
3 tSsa ssSs s2sS Pi "a X
hrdySd'ay'lohs TONIC h1 3Qss ihscot his n"
as he has wvpld have Become reckless
enough BY this tiuie % 81 almost any
where. 4, Y. ~ v
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-15

Ayoupg man whose ri,h bachelor nnole
wgrued him against marriage, saying,
oWoman'sa delusion," replied that he new
crkncw d man that wasn't welded 70
Some dclhsionor other Or That wasn't fond
Of hugging dclusions' Tho uncle was 81
lent, and made his will in faycr Of the
nephew. A.-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-15


CHEER Upl-Look on the bright side,
It is the right side. Laugh and BE- happy.
Yon are the centre Of many, and your
smiles warm many hearts. The times
may be hard, but II will make them no
easier 10 wear q gloomy and sad counte-
nance, II is the sunshine and not the
clord, that makes the flower. The sky is
blue ten times where it is black once. You
have troubles, so have others. None arc
free from them. Trouble gives sinowana
tone to liie--fortitudc and courage TO man.
That would be u dun sea, and The sailor
would never get skin, wherc there was
nothing TO disturb the surface Of tho ocean.
What though things look q little dark, the
lane viii turn and night will end in q
brond day. There is more virtue In one
sunbeam than in d whole hemisFhcre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-29

BALTIMORE, March 29.-Virginia s., consoii.
to-day.
BALTIMORE, March x.-Cottop quiet and steady
low middlings, 49, 9lS,s. Flour quiet, City Mills
a zee 80 cents.Howsrd street, superhne, $50
&c; CITY Mills, .supsrfn., ,ss@s DO; extra,
S,setS : sso: 90; family, $3.50 Sn 50; We.te- n,
ly; SoE@i0. Wheat firm. Corn hrm and active
white southern, s., yellow southern, seaa5; mixed
western, 6cG6Ols. 0ats quiet. Rye steady and firm
so@9. Hay UNCHANGED. Proyisions quiet but f .m,
and nomips,ly unchanged Western butter, roll IN
active receipts If crihwestern have increased fair
ISSboSe March 10. IN 20 a. m'1Con.ois orenad
=, s2. .fSr both Bonds Of 1865 sld "a; 1857, ss'i
Loyp0x March 20 IN n mooCosso,s and ama-.
lean securities closed upc banged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-29

Money was still stringent in New York yes
terdsy, the ruling prices being 1-32 TO Lilo on
railway and miscellaneous shares As collateral.
On government bonds the rates we're per cent.
currency to per cent. gold to the frst-class
bankers, and 1-32 to others. There was some
little currency coming In from the west, but
none going out to the New England and middle
Government bonds were quiet and firm. The
stock market opened firm, but declined during
the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-29
THE WEATHER.
WAR DHrARTAkHr, 0fsee CAief Signal ONesr, !
NAsHlHeTON, ID. c., March %, 1873, II 4, N. I


SYNOPSIS FOB yHE PAST rwENrY-Foun HOURS
Ihe area OF low barometer that was Friday morn.
ing IN Iowa has moved northeastward, and is now
soutneastMard to q second storm center now anna
renty In Virginia, where the barometer has falIer
with unusual rap0ty. Southeast winds with threat.
enlng weather prevail in New England, and hiRl
southeast winds with rain in the Middle Atlantic
states fresh easter!y winds with rain on Lake On
tarlo, both east and west winds on Lake Erie with
rain fresh and brisk northwest winds with clearing
weather on the upper lakes. The barometer has
fallen decided y with rain in Oregon Reports are
very generally missing from the Gulf states where
however, westerly winds it'll clear weather proba
bly, very generally prevail.
PRoBABIL IIIEs--The areas of low barometer over
the lower lakes and idle states move very rapidly
northward into New York and New England with
brisk and high southeast winds and heavy rain
during the rest OF Saturday from the East Atlantic
coast westward to Lake Ontario and the ST. Law
renee valley. Rising barometer, westerly winds,
and clearing weather prevail by Saturday evening
from Pennsylya nia scnthward over the Carolina's
and westward to Lake Michigan. Clear weather
with westerly winds and rising temperature con
t!nus IN me Gull states and throughout the Msss-
slppi valley. CautiOnary signals continue at vii.
mngton, Norfolk, Cape May, Baltimore New York
New Haven, New London, and Woods Hole and
are ordered for Boston and Portland Me- they will
he displayed at the Lake stations from and after
A pril first.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-29

The Baltimore Gasete, by its honorable
course in ciediting STAR matter, puts the Bal
tinore papers who Appropriate the same matter
eithout credit in rather an awkward position as
~ honesty and fair dealing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-29

From the tenor of a number OF coumunica
lions received at THE STAR ONCE TODAY. ",
suspect that the editorial In the Repubriean O.
this morning, headed General Grant ana
General Dix, does not altogether reflect publ,
Sentiment In Washington