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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-29

pel1m 9ebt teropr, Dap Die Sttr1ntun9 Del
spanter seses bic 0eretntsten Staaten eins
rett btttere TT. SER Tifb leste tn Der Ga
btnstsTsuns cine Nn;abl Der Don 9errn
S!dlss erbaltenen Depefden Dor.
Nem yprf, "a. sos. Die Sff3iere bes
Don 9apanna Bier ansefommenen Dampfsrs
"Mprro Cattle" melben: 8ti Der am II. b.
@ts. erfrlsten &ntunft tssD amsfers ,.Wcr>
70 Cattle" in 9asanna tamen fofort mebrsre
lpanilhe Beanie an 8orb. 60 lanse bic
Ya6astere an 8crb waren, Ypurben le nidt
bebeatst, aber in benz Mousnt, no Re Ian.
beten, etntse berfelben fefsenommen. Son
ben II, in Nep yort etnsefaifsn 3wiiden.
beds'Yafasterea wurben 6 arrettrt, obtr
slet4 mad Ter DurAiu4uns ibrer &let.
Der ptseer tn Treibeit sefeBt. Die fpant>
i4en Beamten entiAulbtsen ibr 0erfabren
NIT Der Grtldruns, bab man resuluttpndren
Depeiaen na&ipure, fe aber ausssfunben
bdtten, baB bic Yerfonen, tpel9e bic 9sf6r.
beruns berielben anpertraut trorben, ii9 an
8crb ees Dampftrs uGttY Of Mep yorf" Re.
fanten. IS erte1t, bab bic epantsr In
9auanna per 1elesrapb uuterridtet woroen
paren. bab perbdatise Ysrionen son Ven
yorf abserstlt feien.
Nem yort 24. Sos. SIM 5auptquar.
tier Ter ipanil&en Sunta rpurbe bebauptet,
bab Elm 9eles,amm pom 6asanna einsetrof>
fen iei, wel&es bic @aari&t Don Der SIN
ri&tuns zines cubaniiden Gaufmannes auf
Seietl Der fpanif6eng eb0rbe entbtelt. Dent
ielben Se:esraum sufolse io1en nod 60 Gu.
baner Sertaftet fetn, poa benen man baGelbe
S&tdial befar9tet. Die @ubaner In New
gorf iinb dnsfli& UNI TIRE 2antsleute auf
Cuba beicrst, ba biefe pbne S@ub Der Dia.
tar Der Spanter Yreis seseben fnb, unb IT,
parten NIT Danger llusebulb ben 8ef9lus
Der %amertfanti&en &est.yuns. Gs wurben,
pte setuSbnlt& SubitriYttunen fur bte@a9e
&ubas peranfaltet. SIM @@iFsbautof
f&reitea bieGrbeiten raRts sorpdrts. gine
@afe arbetter fab Sag uub 9a9t bs.
f&6ft9t, INT BE &eparaturen an ben per<
iatebenen etnieni&ifen IN ponenben. Der
@oattor Dictator 1T mad 9lew 2onbon ae.
i4tdt wprben, um tort rsparirt 3u rperben.
Seit sefern uurbe bic 3ab1 Der am 9ifbau
bsiddfttsten Mrbeiter nod uermebrt. @ua
bic @a@e ant Gtnsans gum S&ifsbaubuf
tpurbe pertdrtt, I'M, ben Nnbrans Der Meus
eierisen ju r%erbtnbern, welde ben rafden
0auf Der @rbeit nur beu,men rpirben. Seit
benz 8siua bes Sefretdrs @obsion bel Ib.
r,iral &cn1an l1nb uebrere tunbert @1tfs,
bauer unb 3immerleute meer ensasirt nor
ben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-29
Xpffcartem ,tab Oentitblanb.

I'm /. DECEMBER +. S. trttt bic anerifa,
niiae Yoafarten.g enubuns AUDI rnitDeutf6>
Lamb In &raft. Da5 Yorto fur jese @rf.
tarte betrdst atuet Gents MISUNDERSTANDING.
90 1T hesbalb n%otbwenbtg, tab BET Der Sc.
nuBuns uaieser 9oftarten, bic III einen
Gin eent>Stempel trasen, nod Elm rpetterer
poffempel aufsetlebt wtrb, I'm, bic 8efSrbe,
rurs 5u fdern. Htdt tua goraus be;ablte
unb nur NIT einem Gin>Gent>S teupel per-
ietene &arten perten ntdt bef6rtert. 8er
batts tpobl mod Dor wenioen Satren bara,
ssba&t bab bte3eit fpmn,en tparte, 100 man
fir awst Ste. nit Deuti9lane eo~rrsfpcnbiren
f6nne?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-29
II nfdue anf be,1 &ee,,.

SIR bic S&iTiabrt 1T jsst bic sefabri9Re
!3ett einsetreten uno BET Gee fortert furi
Dor Sbori&lub nod 70 raandss Spfer, MEL
bet bas Banner son Ntlwaufee. Die
S4ifsdsner befnben ii9 In t%mmermdbren.
Der Iuftesuns iber bas S@idial iprer
S&tfe. @ladlt&er @stfe tei9rdnfen ii&
bic nnsladsna&ri&teu, bic tpdbrent Der les.
ten As Stunben einselaufen iinb, auf bic
8%sfattsunsen fraber f&on seu,slbster I'm.
faQe.-Dy 5&ooner u. 9. Moore, beGen
St1anbuns tar3t@ sen,slset, tit tpte.
Der Fctt ssrporben, alerbtnss ni9t ctne
einen 9betl ietner eabuns eingsblst 3u ID.
ben unb bat fiA &udtrenb tes @inters in
Detroit Dor Infer eelest. Die eroee
Dampf6arfe gatentine futr am Mittmc1
sptiaen Gleo:lane unb Buffalo fef. @pa.
tere Depsi&en melben, bae es aud tbr se.
1unsen IL, Otne fonberliae Ginbuee r,tsbsr
BON Der Stele ~ fommen. Der @Glepp.
bampfer George %. 5000 psrliee porseRern
Gbteaso UNI ben Saoonsr 6omer, Der Bel
ct. Marttns Sniel nit 200 Tonnen Sob.
len fefltest bts9er ;u bus7ren. DerS9oc>
ner Treb. u. Morfe, Der nate SittlsSraperle
I'M Mt&tsan.See, felt litst, wtrb fetnem
@9tdfal pdtrenb bteies Winters uterlaGen
bletber.
SIN oerielben @eiie f0nnten mir nod cine
LANCE 2ife Don llnsladsfaten auf ben ODE.
rem Seen folsen la6en. Nm meifen I'm.
sldd bat bic Hortbern Transportation Cont
panY sebabt, bic innerbalb a.peter @enate
bret quite 9GtTe %etnbubte: Der Itron Ger
brannte gouns Imerifa tranbete I'M sate
Ontario unb nun 1T AUDI bic GttS Of 3d.
fon 9efranbet. Gin ftperer @erluf!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-29

Su Stiatuater Sci @e6aniespiae in be,
DtS;eie @lbanp, u. g., baten bic &attoltfer
cine Gpiseopal.8tr tduFt6 %erianben uni
1T Elm fatboliides @ottesbaus sertpante1t.
Sn @cuaiba, @is. purbe an, @pnntae
ben 16. MoS. bic reue Marten.& Stride Yon
benz bu6w'ten gifaufe Splepb 1lelGer Don
@reeubas unter grocer Teierlidfsit eiase.
treibt.
$uajaab. Im pprisen Sonntase tpurbe
bic neuerbaute ldSne Stride tn ber@emeinbe
In @uniaub, Mo., ben, Dienae tes @aer>
tS&fen CUR Gbre hes bell. 9aureRtius &c.
weitt. Ger boam. @eneral. @tcar Mabl>
iiepen natm bic ginweibuns Dor unb belt
bic beutiae prebist, Der Yfarrer Der &c.
nsetnbe, @o&p. 9. Mo1;nbed prebtste in
Gnslii4 unb5ras;0Gia. &u4 bieslaabur>
ssu,einben batten resen IntSeil senommen
an b~ieitm9d0nsu Tsfe.
IN Der 9i6ceie &i@mouo, 3d., 1T elm
cffeie1er Genius sorsenommen worben.
Dernad ;atlt bic DiSceie bss brdrpIrbts.
fen 9ildofs Gibbons termayen cine fattp>
lii&eBep0lferuns pom $4,000 @eelen 2,253
&tnber befudsn fatbolifae Scnnta9sfdu>
len, 1866 8irber fatboliiae Vfarrfdulen.
Die tatboliiasn unterflsunss. @ereine 3D.
Sen 1857 @itslieber, bic Mdbtefetts.g eretne
2333. Die 3abl sergritRer, 8trden, 8lSRer
u. I. ~. 1T in tsm Geuiustsrthte nidt anse.
seben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-29

i'm Safe Don St.eiti9feiten Sdiebsseridte
3u entidetoen taben. Mit ODER c9ne aanos
nen? g
Sn Gun Domingo bat YrGfeent
@as3 ben @eneralM uno trei anbere
@enerdle, bic at berHiansAen 9tsbsnion
Sbstl 9enornnen, eriAteeen i1aGen. Gnbere
bS9ere SiF3tere erwartet ta6slbe 9crs.
9aoanna,2 %. Nsp. Der Graf Gan
ecnabp iuurse BON einem iunsen Manne
ermorbet. ais er bic SPUR feiner @ctnuns
Gfnete.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-29
8ermii6te Na6rt6ten.

Die &rtesseeri&te, wel&e surtse @o&e
tpss.u Der Ifaire bes TrsiiGaarea'D am>
piers girsintus auftau&teu, babsn elmer
frtebliden Stimn,uns Slab semadt. !3war
,pirb auf ben S&tfsbaub6fen Der gereinis>
ten Staaten nod lebbaft 9earbettet, unt finb
in Stem gorf atein ettpa 5000 Mann nit
Der MusbeFeruns berartessf9tfe bei@6fnet
bod mid Mtemanb ntebr ernnlt9 an einen
&ries nit Spanten elauben.
Die ipanif@e &esteruns bebauptst fort
wdbrenb, Der tessencu,mene Dampfer 8ir<
sintus iei fsin arnertfanti9ss @atf unb Der
erldofene @eneral &Yan tein Gmerifaner
seusien, Der gtrsintus iti balb NIT bieftr
balo NIT teuer 5lasss seieselt; gon e;nsr
Beletbisuns Der Ser. Staaten Tonne unter
folGen llmfdnben feline &ebe fem.
Die @ieberaufnabme Der a..
beit tn eintsen Sabrtten BIS Oaens per>
beFert wisber et.uas bic felt Ginger ;3eit fsbr
sebridte a0sentetne sttnmuns; Defenders
In Stem gcrt.
Gin Mt1lipnenbteb tpurbe einmal
San ber@ere&tisfeit errei&t. Sueeb, nuelder
In feirer Ste1uns als. Mubttpr bes Counts
New gsrt bur4 Sdli&une ron @e9nunsen
NiQionen u%nterfhlasen bal, purbe BON, sc.
faworenensert4te f@ulbts ertldrt unb sen
&ihter Davis ~ 3wGlf Satren @efansntb
unb ether Celebrate Don $3.50 serurtbeilt.
Das &efes erlaubt sdmli& fir iol@e Ser
trader feline bSbere CITRATE.
Berlin, %. @ou. Der 2elesrapb mel
bet, bic preustf&e Resieruns babe bic BON
Der fran3offaen sssebene Grflaruns, betref*
ftne ben 9irtsnbrtef bss Bii&ofs pungfanes,
uel&sr gum Getete far bic Wietererlanauna
BON glla6'eettrtnsen euForbtrte. ais ::unse>
nlSenb erf1art. i.
Die @eri&tsbeax1ten bran8en in Bite Re.
Tben3 bee Gr3bii&ofs @rafen 9ebp&epsfs
pom ~eien unb aatn,en teGeu @cttltar In
8ei&las. Das ttnberte bic preuetf&en Sc.
rtdte nt&t. neue Mernrt1ttlunsen lb.r ssu
@ralaten su serbdnseu. Derftlte tuurbe an,
"a. ,. Mts. ju suetSatren @ef6n a>
Mt unb $40 2talsr Celebrate ssrurttetlt,
: -anes aus ben. Grunte, neil Ct ais gtf&of
f& erlaubt BATE. @tiflid: anauReuen, ctne
bic StaatsSetoreen III frasen. allen bsut.
f&en 8tf&Sfen felt bas sleidt e9tdfal be'
ror.
Nus Ran@en utelbet ein: Depef&e,
Der &Snts BON BaYern babe bas Goneprbat
nit &en, eur@ Elm Deirst sui~eberrufen.
Yaris. 25. Mos. Das fran3SRf9e @t'
ntfertuu1 teRett mad lsr neueRen i3ufau1'
menfesuns aus folsenben Mitsltebern:
@er3os Don 8roslit far eas Snnsre. 6er5os
DeGafss fir sas aeu6ere, M. yierre fur
Ttnan,en, u. Guant fur Suata Gen. Du
8ral fur 8ries. admiral De6arnter fur
Marine, gatbie fur l1ntsrrt&tsueitn unb
Gultus. DeGrietsnY fur Sfentlt&e Bautsn.
Mhters fur Mderbau rnb @anbel.
Sn antwerpen 1T bas S@if Bei.
uaoraelnp son.ytilatelpbia abssbrannt.
Som. "a. Nes. Das italisnifae Var>
lament bat auf ben antraS bss Dsputirten
@arini tef@lofen. fanftis in o1e Staats<
sertrdSe bic Sefimmurs auf;unebnnen, bae
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-29
Ser @ auberer

@tfolen, Sasbseratbidaften after @rt Yul>
Der unb 8tst gum @boleiale unb &etatl
gerfauf itsts an @anb bdlt, unb 3u Gbica.
sopretien perfduft, ron Mtlwaufee gar nidt
au reben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-11-29
Tiir Giutpauberer.

Gertrauensu,ann bes Deutl9tn &Smii@> aa-
tbpli(@en @entraI-gereins
Sofepb &Ilble
1888, Gaf 8. Strabe rbsr @afel @arbsn, Nep
gorf.
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ct. ~auI Warftberi6t.
Wtslsfale 9reife.

Di& sntlta Gprrfairt @tbr. 3tm MT
Yratxfttn yxpSUtpnHRt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-06-21
New Books Received.
From Bailey and Moves:

From Bailey and Noyes:
WHAT TO WEAR: By Elizabeth Stua,t
Phelps, Author of "'The Gates Ajar. Pa
per, 80 cents. James II. Osgood and Co.,
Boston.
RUTH MAXWELL. By Lady Blake, Author
of "The Lady of LYNDON" &c.-No. 81 of
Osgood's Library of Novels. Paper 75
cents. James r. Osgoed and Co., Boston.
The RED ROVER. By ]. Fenimore Cooper.
Illustrated from drawings by barley. Pa
per, Is cents. ID. Appleton and Co., New
York.
MINERAL SPRINGS OF THE UNITED STATES
AND CANADA. BY Geo. E. Walton, NJ.
ID. Cloth, 800 pages with maps. d. APP
plston and Co., New York.
BREssANT. A Novel, By Julian Haw-
thorne. d. Appleton and Co., New York,
From Loring, Short & Harmon.
OLD NEW ENGLAND TRAITS. Edited by
George Lunt. Cloth, s1.5O, Hurd and
Houghton, New York.
THE ISLES OF SHOALS. An Historical Sketch
by John Scribner Jenners. Illustrated,
Cloth, s1.5O. Hurd and Houghton, New
York.
The LAST Poems OF ALICE AND PHOEBE
Cary. Edited by Mary Clemmer Ames.
Cloth, $500. Hurd and Houghton, New
York.
CACHET. By Mrs. NJ. j. r. Hamilton. Cloth.
S1.75. G. W. Carleton & Co., New York.
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FOR SALE.
For Sale OF To Let.

HOUSE No. 2 Deering st. Lot 30x110 feet. In
Il quire at No. 12>Elm street between tine hour
of a. m. and . p. jun6dtf
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THE PRESS.
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNEs1, 1873
GOssiD and Gleanings.

SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE2I, 1873
Gossip and GleaAings.
Spurgeon is called the advocate OF '.iocular
religion and comic salvation
The mocking love of the potato bug causes
'ne aged agricu!turaliSt to ''hoop'' his spine
and weep.
One Oh the most peculiar and most fashion
"oie combinations of color is dark sage-green
and light blue. ''~~''
Inc oeile OIL Chicago is romantic in every.
thing but morbid appetite for uncooked
cranberries, of which she carrie, a nocLo,
full,
Chemical joke from New Orleans Herald
-''If Jupiter had not married Juno, chance
would have existed of her becoming the COX
eyed of Mercury"
A noted English clergyman recommends to
people to urn their dead. Wouldn't lie do
better, says the Toledo Blade, to show them
how to earn their living?
Long Branch is called the Seaside green
room," on account Of the number of actors
and actresses who annually pass the SKINNER
there.
young man "of good reputation" but
bad taste, in Columbus, Kan, has eloped
with woman of forty-one, who is the moth
er of five children.
A fiity-foot petiified monster has been dis
covered near Fort Dodge, Iowa, with ribs six
feet ling; and local scientist concludes IL is
the fossil of the dragon spoken of in Scrip
ture.
Inc French fashion of living out of doors
seems to be coming into favor. Our most
fashionable people repair to their balconies
Immediately after dinner, there to smoke,
CHAT receive calls. play chess, and what not,
as long as the twilight lasts.
Gen. Lew. Wallace says he wrote most Of
his novel, forthcoming at the Osgoods',
twenty-five years ago, when was quite
young man, and have written the rest at
intervals since" A novel that it takes
twenty-five years TO make certainly ought,
adds somebody, to be good one.
A morning paper speaks of the 'lowbrowed
throng Of passions that hang at the heels of
personal politics." and we have been working
our brain into fearful heat trying te aaalyze
thib lovely figure of speech. We are sure
that low-browed passions hanging at the
heels of personal politics SIS good" but our
temperance principles prevent us from discoy-
ering the process by which such language is
constructed.
genius has invented plan to prevent ex-
posure of writing on postal cards. He pro-
poses to write on paper and transfer the i'm
press to card, keeping the original. The
copy is then reversed and may be easily read
by holding it before a mirror, which restores
the manuscript. The idea is that postal car
riers and domestics will MT take this trouble,
and the writing will escape ordinary scrutiny
Any one can read it in the same way, how
ever, II their curiosity is superior to their in
difference.
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HOUSE No. 53 Spring ST., near Park. Will be
III ready about June 18th. For particulars en-
quire of GEO. E. DAVIS, "a Commercial St:
iu1I If
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GRASS SEED.
City of Portland.

In BOARD OF HEALTH,
April 21st, 1878.
ORDERED, that until otherwise directed we de
" hereby designate the dump at the foot of Hano-
street (City Stable lo and the dump at the foot
of Franklin and Smith streets, the places for de-
poste of rubbish, snch dirt, shavings, SAW dust
ashes cinders, SCOT, hair, shreds, manure, oyster
Except dead animals) which may be removed from
any house, cellar, yard other place within the City
limits.
Approved April 21st, 1873.
hereby give notice that the 'City ordinances,
relating to the deposit of rubbish in any Street. Lane
Alley, Court, Square, Public Place unoccur:ed lots
within the city limits except the lots designated in
the foregoing order, will be strictly enforced
GEO. W. PARKER, City Marshal
Argus and Advertiser cory. ap23ed3m
The sun., 1873-10-27
cUIL SkRTICE RLFoRlr.


The Post OGicr CieIk, OBJECT 10 Assessmcuts.
Tons Ff'or c' ne Sfr.
SIR; Enclosed r'o.sc rud a circular which
directed snd nvcr,d to each aud very clcs IN
tho Office tins day ~ Col. Geo. r. Hopper. supern-
taudcut RoN d Department Ncw YORK Poet once, aud
ly VA nouAcd that the tax poory.paid officials
lld only be and half per cent on our salary.
the civ reform To the contrary otwhstandng.
That It might not conflict with the civil service rogu.
atons he has rented ONCE 50 Cedar street 20 col
lect the same. where clerks demanded 10 call
and pay TO him our drCad,d tax, thereby taking
actual bread from our families, We clerks did not
think this heavy Wouid bc allowed this year by
Vory Postmaster the lace uf our civil service laws,
cay there is to be President Congrc, enan,
nor eyen Governor 10 be elected. Itshould not affect
the cerss - FEDERAL Offices st the tax Is as high
on Presidential election. Ihc majority OF US poor
clerks also called upon BY the Assembly districts
which Nc live To pay over 10 them 60 each.
Wuyou not AID US IN ealing upon Mr Postmaster
James to put hs foot down ana give us TO understand
that We VIII not be compelled TO pay the above taI,
lose situations by not doing. By helping In
this you VIII receive the thanks Of large number Of
poor aud hard.Woring clerks aud add great blessing
10 our families this coming trying winter.
Truly your. &c, VS..
po4T OFTIOE. NEW YORK. oct. q, 1875.
The sun., 1873-10-27

the white r1ousc. Indeed. an nct Of Con-
rrc,s which leaves pcoplc no choice other
than that of allowiu, their money to rust
or of drposit.ns il with the Government
at fou rcr cent. is simply an instrument
Of Shameless robbery. II nlrhcs from thcn
exactly the difference between four per
cent. aud the higher interest which savings
banks and trust companies mi ght be will
ing 10 pay them if they were permitted.
The sun., 1873-10-27
nlc chrrch of rnalana aud ne Inno,r,.

- hNffh ol IhAlhAu NNh Nv '.'''''
Tho deliberations of the Church Con-
gross which met ON oct. AZ Br.f. 10 Elr.frl.
arc - greater Interest oven - l.yr'u than tlr
rrul1 disc lUrscs h,forc the Social >ci ilce A-s'-
clatiyuut Norwich delivered about thos.inc ;iue.
Ns contracted with thu more prefer. nus Evan
rel.cM AIf,uro. recently beta iu thls CITY, o"
,uu-Dh Congress appears in VI moro favorable
li''t.
Dr Na.karncs- the Bshop Of OXf,rl od -
long paper ou the Churchs du'y in regard to
strike. nnd llbor lie said that II Is not tho
duty Of the Church 10 eudcavor 20 REGULATE the
wages cf agricultural labor, hecause the clcrIy
have not tho requisite knowledge, because
/ neither employers nor employed have consented
/ 90 abide by their decision, arh because it "a not
| the proper busincss OF the Church. Tho Bishop,
/ however, expressed great sympathy for the con
/ dlton Of the farm lahorcra, and said that tho
/ clergy had shown them less kindness than good
men ought 10 have shown their brethren. lie
/ said thpt according o. natural equity cojperl-
+ ton In producing should have souIa CORES und-
Tic Rev Canon Girdle-tone said that strikos
should never he rc-orted 10 exc pt As q last re-
source, ne thoy always lnaict loss and misery
| upon many. he varied BIS brother ministers
! thpt II they continued 10 oppose tho Agricul-
| cultural Union they would lose their inhuepce,
| and the sneep ~ the fuld would hCcome'th the
dupCs 81 political acltators. lie said that tle
| paternal feeling presented as existing between
ct Y, n "A "st,hc S'rtry v,,'ld nnt Ie CIV
| creJ win cottages yyl irh were IN Too many in
l stancrs hovrls in which MOI one ~ those urascut
w",,ld consent 10 stnbie their inr.cs novels
S,IthU,t ventilation dr,ina~e nr thc surround
To- rs ,ssarv for ordinarv decrncv. hovoi.
,yii,h Er,d /, ra,e ~ MN y"h,, fr,m ,y11t ~ do
n,.t'r .uf,rt snenf their lives in The not
house and who Ind nothinr ~ look 10 ward 10
M =, H.. n,,ricJ A., "a ,,a,,rors ,rnvn hovcla
WIN, l,r,d a ro@e 81 vn"cn yyhnse mniJeniv
rL,.l''.. vtrn HI trbrd IN cnns,'unnre of ina
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'i"'t ""| Ii': ".F ItrAith'n'S' ana
these .. e.''''''s "nl continue to u'' as
thty are E'"' W itI the control or the
Tl''lI'"i' rue ''"h' h's VIII j." managed
Iy potlAasi''-; "'d iNl- army ui h'a''u-
i-ht hn'i'i''~ Nll g't 'h'W thihiy '"in-
I'M sions ii"h tle PRESIDENT too. 1hr
Official machinery hcuc thus very simply
nnd fummdlliy established the money 10
set II ln motion Is 80 hrohtaned ~ Ncsting
m Tic nov I.st tlic' Bank TIE right 10
ray !op. percent. Interest on deposits. and
hy deny ing to ui other banks IN the oouu-
tty the iiaut 10 receive deposits On inter-
est ~ all.
Tho mu'c..c cai iial now hcld by lon--
established solvent and perfectly reliable
tauLiul corn nrut .ous, on which hundreds
OF thousands of ,0utcuted dcrositor. re-
cr'yr Their Regular dividends. and Of which
the principal is sccUrcd beyond the posi-
bllity OF loss. VIII thas. by one far-icIoh-
ng ana rI2mtic sweep of th' Cougrc-
Honal rake Ice mplo 10 tumble into th"
rc1c7 of the now bank Poor pcopl"
m.et h,. ui.;. { ou tl,ir 80, ms. and
pc pie who are not poor want interest Oh
their Loose money, whether 1t le savings
or stcalmrs-aud II il Is only NJ GRANT :
big uat.oLal shop that interest can hc hal,
thither capital will go. II Il clear, there
tore, that the now bank wall be ~ bounti-
fully supplied at the very out,taIt with
money rs with officers, aud will owe both
Of these essentials to lively iinWucicrng to
the p1torual Government at Washington
But in order 10 pay interest II VIII be
necessary to discount payer and this Is
the part of the Ilun which H. doubles
nearest to the heart of it, illustrous pro
j,ctor. The lending of tl' enormous sum
which will hc practically under his contro
will invest nm w.th power the like o
which il held hy uo uii'r on earth. No
only Will he be- all' through his serYil,
mbordnatos, who owe their official lives {,
the breath OF his uostrils, to create luan
cial earthquakes whenever he plea,es, an
quiet them aftor.hi, relations and retainer
Ihall have filled thoirpockcts with nugget
riked from tine debris; not only will Ia
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