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@uropaiIjts fahelberidlts.
SeIffmtauO,

SeItfd)tauo.
Serltn, %. Sftbr. - Man la9t, BAT
@raf D. 2lrltnl Soibenburg, Der 9oupernenl
uon gllaB 2otbriugeu, abgeo1ntt babe. Sin
anbcrcr gerift melbet, baB SalIer gStlhclnl
beute ben Graien BON Arn:m Soibenburo
cine 4ubien3 CAB. 0ieieS wiirOc anpeuten,
oaB Die SriitS III Der 9lrnim 9lffa;re enoltd)
getommen lit uno es bleibt ab5umarten, oh
Der Shirt Sismard, ooer Die mddtige Sanlt=
lie 9lrninl Sieger bleiben piro.
Serlin, %. Oft. - Die ygtOrbb. 3tg."
nleloet, oaB Die beutid)e &egierung uid)t be
abiid)tiqe, irgeno eiuen Sbeil Der SdJifier-
Snleln su beleeen.
Serlin, y. Sftbr. Shirt Si5mard
miro pdbrenp pes BroseIies ieines attenta
terS Sulmann bier bleiben; iollte ietne 9lus-
,a9e notblpenoig ietn, 10 miro er Oielelbe bier
,n Yrotofoa geben.
Gmelamo.
Sic ,Ytrsinins" s"sslnselsgenheit
2oubon, 21. Sftbr. = Die 4nlpriid)e,
peldbe @nglano AT @uniteu ieiner bel Der
- ySirgnius" =4haire gel6aoigten llnterthanen
gelteuo mad]t, iinb bon Der Iparllden Re9le-
rung nod uid)t beglid)en poroen.
9Seitere Vcrhecrmnsen oes Stnrres.
2onoon, %. Sftbr.- gSdbreno bcs Or
fans ami 0ienitag 9lbeno rib idl oas ameri.
fanilde Sfiff ySlorence Great" III Glasgow
Don ienem 9uferplase los, unb ebe e8 mteber
feltaemad)t fuurbe, itleB es nit adt anberen
SabrSeugeu Suiammen uno be'hdbigte etnige
Oerlclben ltarf. Der uorbere Sopmait OeS
Shiiies murbe wcggeriiien.
2onbon, %. Sft.-9SGbrenb beS geitris
GEN SturnleS ertranfen bel 2omenItofi ed)S
Sil9er.
Tranfretd,.
YariS, %. Sttbr.-@r Brd iibent Sbiers
fat etnen grief geidrieben, in ipeld)em er in
oigntrt in Qbrebe itellt, baB CT ientals geiagt
babe, Die frau;. 9tegierung iei feinolib gegen
Stalien gelinnt. ST maht I'M @e9entbcile
9eltenb, oab er INNER oargetban babe, baB
Sranfreih, beNeu 9te9ierung nnp beilen gfa=
tlonalnerlammlung lebe Sewegnng 9e9en
ytalien besapoutrten.
Barts, %. Sftbr. - SiS iebt baben 81
@eneralrdtbe ibre YrGitoenten erpdblt. Son
oieier In3abl iinb 52 @ouierpattue unb 30
Hepublifaner; bieies iit ein @eminn Der @oH=
lerpatipen BON Stlnmen.
Sampferbertdlte.
2tperpool, %. Sftbr.-0er 0ampfer
She Queen" lit DON Stem Dorf bier ange=
fommen.
Dsarft nno 9prie.
Qonbou, %. Sfthr. - amertf. SonoS,
neue Qnleibe, 1O3. @rie 27-274, Brior. 45.
@onIols 92s-924 fir @elo uno 92s-92a fitr
grief.
2toerpool, %. Sftbr. - 8aummoQe
beitduOig, Sberl. 75-8; Srl. So; Sertduie
$4,000 gaQen.
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prorter 4 6amblf's
Gtnctnnattet
Olei1t>@etfe.

8is beRe arbcit erfparcnoe setfe, ipel6e ie>
mats introbusirt fporoen, aus Dem beften nnS
retnitem 0iaterial semaGt urc sarantirt, bic feins
fen 5abrfate nid,t 5u beltdotsen.
RS- Dsan bate ftdD nor mnedlteu staMs
obmuun9en -6a
Serlan9e bic NIT benz gtamen BON Yrocter @dmble
oeriebene Seife, uno feine anbere ntmm!
Subab In allen @roceriezQdoeu.
(Np.29,tS)
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spfel=8ertd,te aus sSaibtnatou,

>S"E
98aibington, %. Sft. -Seute Wtor-
gen giugen Die bteiigen Soo-Sellops nad)
5ti6mono, 3d., 81 Seiud] ab; tie muroen
bort BON ben @on1ite'n Der 2ogen uno Eager
nit Wtulif ant Sabnboie empfangen, mo ile
al elmer 0roBen Srhensz Baraoc tbellnabnlen.
Ibenos fanD Elm Yanfstt itatt.
-9lu9uit ShwarS, Elm San6lIlt brjtter
Slaiie i'm Siireau Se5 erlteu @ontroleurs be8
S9atanltS uno Tcterau ans Dem meritani=
i9en &riege, itarb am 0ienita9 Otorgen an
elmer 2ungenfranfbeit i'm So. 2ebensjobre.
Sr. Sflpar3 mar in SaDeru geboren uuo
ipanoerte i9on III ieiner Sugeno uad Den Ser
Staaten ans. SIM Sabre 1916 trat er in Die
Gompa9nie oes Gupitdns s. .. S6dfter, Oit
su bem in MarDlano uno i'm 0titrift @olum
bia acknowledgements oeS Sberten Sugbes
gebOrte uno biente in oemielben bis gum
S6luiIe oes mertfaniideu Sriegcs. Spdtsr
tral er in oas smeite Ser. Staatcn=@apallerie=
9te9tment unD oiente flint Sabre in bemicl=
ben, moraui er cine Stelle i'm SAabamte er=
bielt uuO bis su ieinem Gooe belleioete.
-Sranf Oelpbp, weld)er lette gSodlc aui
3tpei Nuflagen bes groBen 0tebltabl5 wegeu
Srriinus I'M Griminalgeridhte fretgeiprOdeu
lpurbe, iit na9 Der Srrenanftalt gei6ldt NOR
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Gt;t WstfitfStppt : 9ampfer
a "A Il ~

Saton'8ou9e, Qa., %. Sft. - 9el
9pfr. y@sparau3a" perbrannte 9eitern 9fad)t
in Der yidbe bon Brofits=Sslanb. Soot mn
2abung iiuo total perloren. 0aS &anlnler.
mGoaen fam um'S 2ebel1, ale 2tuberen mur'
Npr, ifhof1 oerettpt
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Gtne GtienbaDta .tnter oe,n
q

Gharlefon, S.-G., %. Sftbr. - Die
n 8lue NiOge -giienbabu Don ipeld)er in
Siib. carolina SO Nteilen polenbet unO in
polem Setrieb itnb, wuroe beute nit allenl
@igentbume unb ib-en @eredtiamen in Glib.
Carolina, Georgia uno goro- -@arolina IN
Sol9e bcS SanferOtt Serfebrens perfauft.
&Gufer mar -9ouoerueur Scott im NameH
Der Snbaber Der eriten 0Dpotbefen= Sonos.
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. Ste sd,ttloe,, Der sitoitaate

Miemp6is, %. Sft. - ST.. Sobn Mc,
Simon, ssent iiir engltihe Sapitaliiten, IN
oeren lodnoen iid1 ca. 200 Otillionen in Sbli=
gattOnsn Der SiiOitaaten befinoen, sebt NOR
gen BON hlsr uaf) 2ittle 9tod (2lrfaniaS), unl
nit ben ourtigen Staatsbeb0roen btnii6tlid)
Der Shulo bon Qrfanias 81 perbanoeln. ST
lit crmddtigt, Die 6Hnbirung Der Selaumt.
i9ulO, aapital unO l3tnleu, oor5uidlagen
uno ben 3ablungsternliu auf breiBig Sabre
ieIt5uitellen. Sollte Die 2egiSlatur oicle Broz
petition gutheiBen, 10 lit er bereit, funorte
SouDs, DIE ODER Yrosent 3lnicn tra9en,
fir ben Sbulobetrag, Der fiir 2lrfanias mn
81 Mtillionen 1T, an5unebnleu
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9 enecfa6H, W.<y., 2I. SIt0ber. =
Der fait 70 Sabre alte 6rieorid) 9Db bon
bier, ein Seutlder, fam Dot einigen SaGet
in betrunfenem 3uitanoe nad Sauie unO
flopfte on bic Sbiire ieines in oemielben Sauie
,pobnenoen Sobues &arl unb ais oie,er ibm
nidt raid Dfinete, wuroe Der Ilte 10 miitbenb,
baB er, nad)oem Die Sbiire geDffnet mar, lei
nern Sobn mebrere Nteiieritid)e beibrabte,
Die ieitoenl ben SOB pes Sobnes berbetge=
fiibrt baben. Der Sbater beIinOet itd) in
,Onft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-23

GliSabetb, N.zS., %. Sftbr. = 6. y.
uuo q. 81. 8eepes' 9obelmiible, Teuiterrab
melt Sabrif unoaob blenbof lpurben beute ourd)
Seuer serlt0rt. gerluit $50 200.
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Dir 1)ari(rr Ranaf

bat iid cine Stipulation pesen ibrerSorigl;d tnl
&oten, Baden uno Spariamfeit in Seneruug uno
a6nusuns ertpor6en. peldes oeielbe itber Gle anz
gBobnbduIer meroen Tabrisrt uno iinb Sum gerteufe
bel ~. 6. Sooo & Spmp.,
Gde Der Baltimore unb @utapfraBe.
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Sclttif1e Verpaftunsem lit
SOttfStQu0.

Siberia, 9a., %. Oft. -@apt.
6. S. Sing, rueldler ioeben bon ct. Martin5=
bile bier eingstrohen lit, beridJtet, oaB por.
gcitern Nbeno Gbarles 6erbert, it,, uno Yla.
cioe 'Supal Don einem Siilfsmari9aq perbafz
tet ipuroen. elm anOerer 8eridt iagt, baB
6aitbefeble in ben '5dnOen bon 9iilismar
idbGllen iid) befinoen, nm Sberit 9lcibiapeS
Sublanc, Gen. 0eelonst, Sberit 6ournet
uno anoere prominenten Siirger feitSuneb,
men.
Son Sbreueport lie9tfolseuoer 8eridt aus
bemofratider Que4e Dor: ,Our9 Sen.
MerriQ uno ben @ommifdr Serpiiie erfabren
mir, oaB paftbeiehle 9egen Sablreide Saul
leute uno 9tnoere ausgeltelt werben, ipeld)e
ipabrihcinlid) ldlou norgen sur Sollitredun9
gelangen. Die ySlneS" rdtb sur llntcrlper-
furg, nlelrt aber, Die Serbafteteu lollten iid)
itanObaIt netgern, Siirgidaft su leilten.
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SelbiiutoroS=Weri,tG aus Giferz
SttGtf.

grooflpn, %. Stt. - @etern 9tad)<
mittaa b1rte iSerg. &err BON Der Boliseilta=
tion an Der 8utleritraBe, als ct an benz 9aule
Scr. 191, SmithitraBe, poriiberging, IN BENT
ielbeu eineu Sd)ub. Gr trat Elm nno fanb
i'm Sausganse einen Wann in ieinem Slute
liegen; neben tbm lag Elm einldufiges Riltol.
alS Der Sermunoete pes BoltSiiten anltftig
muroe, iiberred)te er ibm eth Stiif braune6
gapisr, auf meldem fid folsenoe erflarun9
befanD:
SD, Senrp MattbelpS, fanO n1einc Srau
uuaetrtu, mabrenb td) arbeitete nnO Aues
thet, pas in meinen &raften itano, nm l9r
eiu angenebmes 2eben su bcrelten. 90 lte
mid IN iol1er @eiie eutebrt bat, 10 hat oaS
geben ferner feireu gSertb mebr fiir nlld).
gSeun lt i'm @rabe liege uno iie torttdbrt,
Die @elelihaft bes Wanues 5u ud1en, ipel6er
Shulo an meinem @lenoe 1T, oann uiinld)e
i'd, Oab @ott iie fir 1bre Sdanotbaten ltra.
fen mDge. SD bin frenb in oieien1 0anoe,
aber Elm gutter, re6ti6aifener Menid)."
Nrau Mattbeps itellt Die Selhulbtgun9
Der ebeliden llntreue in abrebe; lie iagt, baf
ihr Wtann, Der BON @eburt eiu Gngldnoer lit,
in ber pfinbiif,eu armee oiente unp bort pom
Sonnslliti9e sstrofen wuroe, lelt weld]er 3eit
sr ..nlltnnter aus benz 9Gusden lei nnb iid)
ane mDsli1en @ebanfen made. - @eftern
sing er in eiueu benadbarten @epebrlaber
nno borgte iih elm Bihol, I'M es etuem
6reunbe gu Seisen, iuomit or Die Sbat poll
| hrnd1tf
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Sic gSabI 1T Colorado. Wodj
eta, oemofrattfdjer GrfpIg.

9enuer, Sol, %. DIT. - Die ofii>
Steae StimmenSdblun9 9ibt oem eemofratl-
id,en Gon9reB= =@anoioatin 2163 Stlmmen
Wtebrbeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-23
Moth lit Jiebrasfd.

Sm ! a, %. Sftbr. - }or. s. .Gbanoz
Ter, Der Sefretdr Der Staat5 toiilfsgeiellid)aft
pon giebrasfa, maGt befannt, oaB bon 700
1000 Berlonen i'm Staate mdbreub oe8 gSin>
ters uuteritutt merber nliiiien Die Siirger
oeS gtaates tbun anes, mas tie fbnueu, nm
ole gtetb sn linberu, iino aber pabrideinlid,
nlht i'm Stanbe, aleu anforoerln9en 3u ent'
ipreden.
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Scr 6cfeutorft.

geewzDcrf, %. Sttbr.-G5elb aftip Sll
2-2a. gSe6el feiter, 4.854. Sob flau su
110-11Os. ShltgatiOnen feft, Sedlier 11S@,
'62er 113s. 9ftien ihlofen ilau, Stem Dort
Central 1909, Grte 29s, 2afe Sbore S0t, 81.
Central 81, Yittsbur9 81, gtortbweitern 36B
pref. 534, God=Sslanp 97f.
llnterihatamts SilauS: @olo s5S ,025,l
551. Sn,1rnr1t S56 $40 355
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@roker @anferott in Netparf.

gtew.D orf, %. Sftbr. = Die u@ueuing
Stems" meloct, oaB Die Sanfiers Madin &
So. in Nelpart, N.zS., ibrs 3ablungen einz
aefteat baben; Die Yerbinoli6 6feiten belaufcn
itd) auf 100000; Die Sleiberbdnbler Soweu
s. So. an Der WarfetitraBe, Jtemarf, perliez
rem pur6 oielen Sanferott 100000; 0tapor
Yerrn BON Neiparf nub ber fedtsanlpalt So
len pom 8oobiiD. perlteren bebentenoe Gum
men. Ser ganferott mar bas Ieiultat bon
INSTRUMENTATION in @runDeigentbum.
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Die hfiEf Tuft-Rnhhffr1f

BON 9apion @ubsiien unO benz goloenen
Utebaillenz&eiieleiien
ino ieoer on lid, icGbit porsisli, uno iinb in Siuz
iid,t 6er @rcefen5 niht Sn ubertreTen.
@ontrafte fiir 6fisuns bur6 rseno zines berielben
nerben obsei1lolien BON
,MnriIi5 1cg) CSfp her Baltimore H. GutQtuitrQRe.
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Srdnoe.

Set elner Brobe= 9lbItiinmung i'm fDSeralen
Son9reiie, IN welf;er iih bic Stdrfe 2eroo's
5etgen tountc, pur oieitr in Der OtiHoritGt.
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Selesrapbii9e 9epeibett.
Snianos9epeI9eas
gus ser gunoesbauptifaot,

ajbington, %. Sft. - Sn Setretl
Der Sdabamts llnterbeamten in Seras ii
nod Nidts belhloHen wOroen. Sefr. Sriitom
nil crit Die @niid]ten oes lrdiioenten iiber
Die Sad)e b6rer. Ser Safeu Collector IN
SroipnsplIe lpirO inter Seneu iein, luelde i'm
gmte bleiben.
- Die yGlpmpton=@omp." Fat geitern be.
aonnen, oas @eneralpotamt nit neuen &C.
itempelten Gouperten 81 perleben.
Sic Gintpanoe noer,tngsfatiittf.
gSaibiugto on, %. Sttbr. = SffiSteilt
Seri6te, tpel6e on OaS itatiitli1e Siireau
eritattet luuroen, 3eisen, oaB i'll Dem am 80.
Septbr. enoenbeu Guartale 1885 ginmanoe-
rer i'm Safen BON Baltimore anfamen; 673
mdnnli6e uuo 662 ipeiblid)e. Oaruntel
pareu $50 aus 9euti6lanb, 100 aus Seit=
reid, 322 alls gn9lano, Al aus Der Sdpei5,
18 Gus NuBlano, II aus Sd3ottlanb, je
famen bon Srantretd, Guba unb Srlano,
ans 8ritild 8uinea, ans Mterito, je 2 aus
Yorto &ico uno grit. gSeltinOien unb ic
aus llnsarn, Spanieu, gtoriuegcn, ben ytte
berlanoen uno ben Ser. Staaten BON @olunl
bia. - 9ieie Giumanoerer reprdientlrtsn Al
npr1d,iphpnp Spid11ftioIIlnPu
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Sctt Wlbauh.

albany, 81. g., 21. Sftbr. = 6eute
mnrbe Der bes Setruss uno Siebitabls idul.
big beiunbeue friibere Staats Sfasmeiiter
gbelps in bas 3u6tbaus ab9elieiert. sls CT
oaiIelbe betrat, bemerfte er, ieln Inmalt babe
linn geiagt, er merbc ibn tnnerbalb Sebn Sa.
gen lpieber in bas llnterlnhungS @efdugniB
3Iridbrinqer.
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3. Watne, 3erausseber.
epe3tal @oti3em.
Baltimore
fre 9u(urauff QOfife.

Baltimore
Gre 9n(uranfe Wfife,
saotoeits Sde bon 4ouths uun gRater. ztrnse E
r.. S,sls M Mgslsai6et nerdert tortmd5renb sesen Ser
Sieot, fute TIM 2anbe, ole Grten bon giaeutbuln
sT'}]ttz. saoenz un6 Waarenbduier, San6elssiiter
tosnh Sa,a Sresntte Mobelns Saus @erdtbi4aiten.
lie Sahrseu9e II. {. M.
oa5 9irettoriunl befsbt aus iorsenben Serren:
Wm. o. s arrt on, Yrdfoent;
Geo. U. 8tders, S. p. 3apff,
0apib g. Gljon, s. 9tobt. Senfins,
Soiia9 bennington, 6. Worton StefpGrt.
francis z. Sting, y. s. gfefpcomer,
0earp Carroll, Srpiae 5orps,
81. g. Steuart, %. %. Gaplor,
s3nl. S. Srune, Ssrael @o9en,
ejeorse 6. Sar,iion.
Ipptitationsz6 6ormulare nno peieere Nahr.6t ii6e1
tie Geisaiba uirb in Der Office, Suotueit=Gde non
Sou f. unb 8aeritrase, ertbeiGt, no au6 aGe gsfz
ti9e iofort erleei9t peroen. Uvritberun9en ueroen
ouf ir9euo cine 6riit ansenommen, tpele Der MppIs
fant lDiini6en mag.
(5ani.t9D IT. @opStportb, Setr.
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Giiettbdf,ttttnfou.

Nem.Srita in, Conn.,, 21. Dit. - 9lls
beute abeno Gin giienbabnsug itd) Dem Sabn=
iibergauge bel @lmitr. ndberte, ipnroen ote
8ferOe Dor einem balelblt baltenoen &agen
ideu unt iprengteu iiber bic gabn. Ser
brtere She'll oes gSageus iparo burd Die
2ofomotipe sertriimmert uno eiu Stiid peIlel-
ben gesen ben Sabnwdrter geIdlenoert, Der
tDotltd) perpunbet muroe. Gutld)er uno
%ierbe entfa,nen obne Serlebungen.
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@tm S6leppoampfer 1T ole suft
geHoaen. - Sed)s Yerfpncts


Detroit, %. Sftober. - Der Yro=
PETER nSrooflpn" fog beute 9tadmittag II
lfelleu unterbalb Der Stabt in Die 2uft.
Sed)sSsbn Yerionen weroen permlBt. Sin
aunerer 0ampfer bradltc bic @eretteten, BON
benen einige idwer perlett itno, naf) Der
EStnAt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-23

5teYarlor=Sonne u. u.Shneubet5ers
eefuerplab-pefem
baben ane anoeren i'm Seisen lberlIseIt unb perz
langen nenig Heparatur. SabrSirt uno oerfauit Don
%. 6. @ooo 4 Somp.,
Gde Der Baltimore uuo @utaipfra6e.
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9eatb's
ueus RrpfaQ- Efuerp!ab-Gfi,fr

Biinidt SIR ben biibiteiten Sien i'm Warttes
QBiinitt Str ben bauerhaiteften Sien i'm 9ebraute
gSiinid,t Sbr ben beIten SeiSzSiens
gSiinidbt Sir einen Sien, Der tein @5as ausldBts
50 unterIubt uno tauft ben arpfous
Sfen?
6. q. &3eatb s. Comb,
(Gept3 3s,ftes) yar 22, XiahtItraS,e.
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Ste 8roirtebranoc TN gSeitets+

BON Stem Ssalbington, 9rawforozeountg,
Ohio, melOen, baB 2500 lfer Ntarlden,
taum fiinf Wteilen BON jenem StaOtd,en, in
6lamnlen itcben. G'robe Infre9ung herridt
inter ben Sarmeru Der umgegenb, oa tbre
2auogiiter lGmmtlid3 sefdbroet itno.
Die SablrciGen Srdnbe i'll ben gSGlOeru
bc5 nDrolid)en nnb noromeitli6en Ohio tper=
ben auf 9te6nung Der aubaltenoen 0iirreFge:
itriCbeu.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-15

THE AUTOMATIC TELEGRAPH Tested
Postmaster-Gencral CreswelI, having
been taken to task for the compliment
tary expression in his report concerning
the automatic telegraph last Thursday
evening, resolved to make good AL he
had said, and arranged with the com
pany for the Transmission Of the PreSi-
dents message from Washington to
New York. Accordingly, accompa-
MED by McSsrs. Ramsdcll and Garfield,
he took station in the Company'S office
in Washington while Postmaster James
represented him in New York. Some
preliminary messages Of greeting
and arrangements were first sent, then,
at precisely four minutes before ten, the
Presidents message was announced to
be coming, and Il loud whiz filed the
Office as wheel began to rcyolye,
turning take" after take" of the doc
ument. The whiZ continued, broken
only by short intermiSsions to supply
new tape, until eighteen minutes and
thirty seconds beyond the hour, when
it stopped as suddenly rs it had begun,
and the Presidents message Of II, 600
words, was in the Office in the form of
twcntv-three bundles of narrow paper,
hung up on as many hooks The time
occupied in transmits on was twenty
two minutes and a half, aud this with
"a single wire The number Of words a
minute sent was about five hmdrcd.-
The message was then transmitted 10
Washington in about the same time it
had taken to come, and then Pos'mas
ter James baGe Good night TO the
Postmaster-Gencrdl, and Puck's prom
ise to girdle the earth in forty minutes
had been put to shame. The Superin-
tendent of the Company claims that its
one wire will 90 the work Of twenty
Eve ordinary wires, and telcgraphing
be rendered proportionately cheaper.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-15
A CrRlosrrs IN MvRDEs.-The Brit

A CURIOSITY IN MvRDES-The Brit
ish papers are aghast at q murder OF
peculiar character recently committed
in London. Two respectable and so
Der men, one of them tailor, long mu-
tual friends, sat ina tavern on an even
inr, and. the conversation taking u
metaphysical turn. became involved in
an irtmhy as 80 the seat of fife, ote
placinr it in the brain, the other in tho
heart. The inquiry became discuss
ion. the discussion a dispute, the dispute
a personal quarrel, and the personal
quarrel resulted thus, according to the
ante-mor en- statement ofone OF the
parties: "He Sworc he would throw
me over if repeated the statement
that the seat Of life was in the heart.
| repeated it, when he caught me round
the neck, put his foot behind me- and
threw me heavily on my back, falling
on nv stomach. ] felt very much
hurt at the time. We were previously
hail friends, and bore no i!l-wiiI 80 ono
another" And before the doctor
could read over to him his confession,
the champion of the heart as the seat
of life was dead, and the bereft woman
at tie bedside was widow.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-15
Tvcovrs az Nrw YoRE LAWYERS :

INCOMES or New YORK LAWYERS -
A letter from New York says: Among
those who reap a handsome harvest
out of the recent panic, the legal fra
tcrnity stands pre-emipent. An i'm
mense increase Of litigation has been
the inevitable result. Every merchant,
banker or broker who was in trouble
was obliged 10 retain lawyer, and III
many instances, more than one. For
instance, the Grinnell bankruptcy case,
when it first appeared before Judge
Blatchford, brought six we'll paid law
yers into court. The fees required by
these men on such an occasion would
not lie less than $4,000, and the cost
of the entire Grinncl suit will probably
equal FIVE times that sum. This may
seem like a large estimate, but it is to
be remembered that the securities which
this hoase held was $l2. 100000, and
the amount at stake always has bear
ing on the legal charges. Our best
lawyers value their time at from $40 to
$50 per hour, which is reasonable
charge. BY a consultation with one Of
these men, YOU can, in an hour, obtain
an opinion which is worth fifty times
the amoant of the fee. If, however,
the case be one where a half million is
at stake, then instead Of mere fifty,
you will be expected 10 advance a re-
tanning fee Of $500, or perhaps 81 600
This prevents any one from securing
the services Of the lawyer thus retained.
If a lawyer, even after retaining such
a fee. should win the case, he will eX
pect from $4,000 to $4,000 addi-
tional. Our great lawyers demand pay
commensurate with their reputation,
and hence some Of them can boast a
practice worth $4,000 per year
OComor, previous to his retirement,
made annually, it is said, nearly four
times that sum. Indeed, he was prob
ably paid $4,000 in the Jumel case.
He is now worth more than a million,
all Of which he has made by his own
genius and industry.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-15
SEASONED WooD Mosr PROFITABLE.

SEASONED WooD MosT PROFITABLE.
Boys, economy may be practiSed i'll
thousand ways, and one way is in the
fuel. Wood that has been summed
few days after cutting anl splitting t,
and then housed four months or more,
is worth, for the family purposes OF
warming, cooking and washing, almost
twice as much as when green. But
few f rmers realize the value Of dry
wood, especially during the Winter sea-
son, and hence but little wood is stored
during the Summer. BE sure TO fur
nish plenty Of oven-wood. This should
be piled in a part of the woodhouse by
itself. 1t will promote kindly feeling
in the family, will save much time
otherwise lost in kindlinS fires with
green wood. Then let us prepare
good supply Of dry wood for Winter,
full six months before wanted for use,
remembering always, that the best
place for drying wood is an open shed
where the air blows through, without
the wet reaching it.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-15

liz Would Bur He CorLDST-
During the process Of the trial Of the
case Of widow Mathews against the
Elevator Company, in the Circuit Court
in ST Louis, Colonel SIayback, counsel
for the defendant, conceived the idea
that one Murphy, n witness for the
plaintiff, W sa suiior for the hand Of
the widow, aud on the eve Of leading
her to the altar Getting Murphy OH
the stand, the lawyer cndeavored to
bring this fact before the jury, and this
was the upshot Of the examination:
Mr.. Murphy, are you any relation to
the plaiutifT' "No, sir, | am not
Don't You expect to be-" "Such a
thing might happen Now, are you
not going to marry herr" "I'm afraid
not" "You are afraid you won't, eh!
Well, now, don't you expect to marry
bcr:' Tf my wife should die, and the
widow should remain single till then,
such a thing might happen
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-01-15
a FANCY.
BY ADA B. FOSTER,

bad fancy long ago,
A fancy pure and simple.
Before my brow had lost lis light,
Ny cheek lis baby dimple.
thought that every nook and glcn,
Each tangled stream and meadow,
Thcir secrets held. and spirits larked
In every woodland shadow.
The streamlet, curving meath the tees,
Flashed up ike fairies smiling,
And in each wind that touched my brow,
Were messages beguiIng.
! deemed the raiubows In the skies
Were iow'rs ny angels planted
And seraph-wings were all uDfurled
Whene'er the sunset Slanted.
Aud everywhere. IN earth and sky,
Were mystic voices calling;
The violet oped a fresher sweet,
The waves had softer falling.
Sweet faces smiled among the stars,
And in the wind and river
We're spirit sounds that charmed the ear
Forever and forever.
deemed that angels slept beneath
The trees m their green leaning
All. me my childish fancy now
Has ta'cn a sadder meaning.
For one loved. one autumn day,
Her unseen wings unlulded,
We saw the features, young and fair
Into Deaths marble moulded.
And now, from every dell and cOpse,
A sad. sweet sound is creeping;
For as l write, feel the stir
or wings about me sweeping!
sDGEBRooK, BOTETOURT Co., VA.