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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-09-27

IWO young WOinen met. lney naQ
not seen each other for two months.
The following conversation ensued:
"Been to Long Branch. Where
were your"
"To Saratoga. Any offers ?" Ais
"Yes, nine; two of them counts.
YouShave any~
81 Thirteen One was an earl" 20
And that girl who had been to
Long Branch went home and shed
bitter tears of yexation, though the
fact of the matter was they had Meth.
er of them had any offers at all, and
both knew it. She has decided that
another time she will let the other
girl speak. first, and tell her story
afterward.
a scientist affilms that eventually,
as our globe contracts, there will be
only thirteen days in the year. It
will be jolly to have Fourth of July,
Christmas, Washington's Birthday,
and all the rest of the holidays in one
week, and be able to remind creditors
who come nosing around that legal
holidays must be respected,
For whitening the teeth there is
nothing superior to wood charcoal,
very finely powdered. Take few
shavings of CASTLE soap and disolve
in spirits with the aid of heat. Use
this solution to make with the char
coal, a very stiff paste, adding little
syrup or honey to sweeten it, and
scent to suit.
Times are little easier since cool
weather set in. A paper collar that
wouldn't last man six hours in the
heated term now looks happy and con-
fident when, at the end Of a weeks
wear, it is ready to be split into two
new collars.
Speaking of bathing" said Mrs.
harrington, "some can bath with per.
fectly impurity in water as coldasas
Greenland's icy mountains and India's
coral strands; but for my part, pre-
fer to have the water a little torpid" !"
"That's what call a finished ser.
mon" remarked man as he was com.
ing out Of church. "Yes, finished at
last" replied the neighbor though /
began to think it would never be-"
1t grows more as the season adyan.
ces. In July there was worm in
the pear, and now it is just about all
the pear can do to spread itselfaround
the worm.
A man being asked, as he lay sun.
ming himself on the grass, what was
the height of his ambition, replied,
TO marry rich widow with a bad
cough"
1t was George d. Prentice who de.
ciined to discuss the question of wo.
man suffrage because he had consider.
cd woman, from the creation, as a side
issue.
Horses employed in haying on the
marshes near Hustisford, Wis, wear
wooden shoes made of plank six by
eight inches screwed to the hoof.
A lady says there are more super
huous men than women, and the rest
of her sex would like TO know where
they are.
A merchant in Galesburg, H., went
into bankruptcy the other day SO dead
broke that he couldn't even pay his
respects.
A Chinaman spoke all the English
he knew in Indianapolis the other day,
and was fned 81 for profanity.
What IS the difference between a
spendthrift and a pillow? One is hard
up and the other is soft down.
The new bonnet is to be distinguish
ed from the old one by much higher
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-09-27
AgranFe Treble, and

.N French Grand Action,
which only accompany the best Pianos of
the most celebrated makers, at the very
low price of $3.50, $275 or $500, according
to style of case, or with four round cor
ners and full agraffe for $3.50, and guaran-
tee them in every respect equal to any
Piano made of similar style, or no sale.
The "Mendelssohn' Piano is manuf;ac-
tured from the very best materials. and
by the most skilled and finished work.
men. The manufacture is conducted by
one of the most experienced Piano manu-
facturers in the country. This is no new
enterprise, turning out poor and cheap
piano, made from green wood, and by
greener mechanics.
Our Piano is unsurpassed by any i'm the
market for its rich and powerful tones.
and its adaptation to the human voice i'm
sympathetic, mellow and singing qualities.
It speaks for itself.
We are willing to place it beside any
other make of Piano on it's merits, either
in beauty Of case, or excellence of. tone.
and "at half the money" of equally good
instruments. .
"The best the cheapesp'-
When 1t costs the leat money.
All Pianos fully warranted for five wears
Send for our Illustrated and Descrip-
tive Circular
The "M0ndeISSOhn" Piano Co.,
Office of Mandatory,
8 II Sc BROADWAY, N. Y
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the AMERICAN CYCL0PEDlA.

Within the last ten years tho progress OF
discovery In every department Of knowl-
edgo has made new work of rofercuce an
imperative want.
The movement Of political affairs has
lsent nac,s with tho discoveries of science,
and their FRI. itful application to the indus =
trial and nsefui arts aud the cgnvenRnce
and refinement OF social life. Great vars
and consequent revots1 1tiona nave oecu fse.l,,
involving national changes "a pest..,*. '.....ls,.
moment. The civil war OF our oSn conllf ,s
try, which was at It's height va on tho -
volume Of the old work appeared, mas haTVS
PLY been ended, and a new course o, COM
mercial and Industrial activity has bon
cOmmonnnd (-Inrnn nccnasinns 10 our
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-09-27
MEW REVIsEb EpITloN

The work originally published under tho
title of THE NEW AM IsRICAN CYCLIC
PEDIA was completed in 1868, since
which time, tho wide circulation which IL
has attained i'm all parts of the United
States, and the signal developments Which
have taken place in every branch Of
science, literature, and art, have induced
the editors and publishors 70 submit it ~
an exact and thorough revision, and 10
issue now edition ontltlod
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PRINTED ON NEW TYPE.

Forming in fact new Cyclopadia, with
the same plan and compass "a It's pre6e-
cessor, but with a far greater peouniary
expenditure, and with such i'm prouements
in Its composition as have been suggested
ed@e ~ .t-
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ARTISTIC EXCELLESCE.

The cost Of their execution Is enormous.
reception as an admirable feature of tho
Cyclop@dia, and worthy of its high char
acteT.
This work is sold TO subscribers only.
payable on delivery of each volume. ii
VIII be complete i'm Sixteen Lgrge Octapo
pohmes, each containing abous 500 pages.
fully illustrated with severai thonsand.
Wood Engravings, and with numerous
colored Lithographic Maps.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-09-27
POLITICAL AND HISTORICAL EVENTS.

The work has been begun aftor long and
careful preliminary labor, and with the
most ample resources for carrying il ON TO
successful termination.
None of the original stereotype plates
have been used, but every page has been
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-09-27
PERMANENT AND AUTHENTIC HISTORY.

In preparing tho present edition for tho
press,i has accordingly been the airI Of tho
the latest possible dates, and to furnish an
accurate account of the most regent dis
coveries in science, of every fresh produc-
tion in literature, and Of the newest inven-
tions in the practical arts, as well as to
give succinct and original record of the
progress of II.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-09-27
GEOGRAPHICAL KNOWLEDGE

Have been made by the indcfstigabie ex-
plorers of Africa.
The great political revolutions of the
l&st decade, with tho natural result of the
lapse of time, have brought into public
view n multitude of new men, whose
names are in every ones mouth, and OF
whose lives every one is curious 10 know
tho particulars. Great battles hayo been
toa.sht and important siegcs maintained,
OF which the details arc as yet preserved
only in the newspapers or in the transient
publications of the day, but which ought
now to talSo their place in
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Price ana style Of Bindin.

Succeeding. volumes, until completion,
Will be Issued once in two months.
@so~Specimen pages Of Fhe American
oyciop@dla, showing type, illustrations,
eIc'' VIII be sent gratis on application.
First Glass caal0assing Agents Wanted.
Address the Publishers, -sa
D. APPLETON & CO.,
90 $40 d 55l Broadwa.-, N. Y.
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BY buying your PIANOS and ORGANS
nom the undersigned Manufacturers,
Agent, foi the hest brands in the marlSef
instruments shipped direct from tbe Fac.
tory. ClIAS. A. SHULTZ, Tuner.
Iy Lock Lox l746, Oil City'' Pa.
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"MENDELSS0HN" PIANO co.
HARD PAN PRICES.
NO DEVIATION.
We give no discounts.

We give no discounts.
We pay no agents commissions, which
double the prices of all Pianos.
We look to the People, who want first
class Piano at a fair profit over cost of
manufacture. We appoint the People our
agents, and give them our Pianos as low
as any agent can buy equally good Pianos
of any other manufacturer, giving the
People, in a reduced price, what is usually
expended in commissions, rent, freight,
travelling and incidental expenses.
The "Medelssohn" Piano Co. caa sell
You ~ octave rosewood case Piano, 9 feet
10 inches long, with front round corners,
carved legs, serpentine and plinth mould
ings, With improvements, including
Full Iron Frame,
Over Strung Bass,
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RIXRY,s
BLAcKINc.

~ 0AAVNhNGs
A COMBINED POLISH BLACKING AND
LEATHER PREsERvATIvE.
Experts and Professional Bootblaclxs in
New York, and ali other large cities whore
this Backing has been introduced, ac-
knowledge it's superiority over all import
ed or domestic Blackings in use, as an
Elegant Polish and Conseryer of Leather.
NOTICE.
Bixby's "Best' Blacking has Red and
Blue Label. DO not be deceived by ac-
cepting our standard Backing in place
of Best" The Standard has the label
stamped into the tin cover.
This brand is made to compete with
other American and French 5Slael1ings,
but is inferior to our "Best."
BiXby's BEST Backing will save its
entire cost in the wear of your boots and
shoes.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-09-27

Two young women met. They had
not seen each other for two months.
The following conversation ensued:
"Been to Long Branch. Where
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-17
Ste 1tntsrfu6un8 oeS Gomite's
tiber ote 24ns9aben oeS SstteBS=
NeN0rf cfftenfS

gSaI btngten, 16. RGrS. - Das 60
mite iiber Die Ausgaben oes &riegS Oeparte=
meuts pernahm bente ben Gbef-@lert oe5
arlesss 0epartements. @r iagte aus, baB Der
&rle9snnnllter gelfnap ihn an9epieieu babe,
tut Suni 1873 Die Bapiere i'm Setreff be8 2llt=
iprudleS Der D8eutudp'er Central Sabn" ans
oem S9abamte 81 requirtren. 0a Der 2lIl=
Ipruta bereits i'm Suni 1871 bssablt morOen
mar, 10 fonnte fid Der 3euge ntdt oeuten,
parun Die Bapiere aus benz S6aBanlte All.
riidgeSogen muroen. Sen. &ioooo muroe 10.
Oann i'm 8etreff bes @lpmer~ ~YenoIeton=
Waribz Selfnap, alatifes pernommen. @r
ia9te, er babe Den Sorreiponreuten 9toroboii
unO SonntOn fein gSort oabon mitsetbeilt,
OaB @lpmsr nit ben Oameu in @uropa ge>
rei't lei. gr babe bieielben alleroings aui
Den Penoleton'id)en y@laim" aufmsrflam &C.
mabt, oailelbe babe er ger auh bel Srr.
Glgmer getbau, lmb als Glpmer entgegnet, Ell
babe fetne Semeiie segen Yeuoleton, babe Ell
ibm eripioert, ble Sepelie ieien aeger y. 10
tart, rpie gegeu Selfnap. Sr. @lplner babe
augenidbetnlia groBe llnluft an ben Sag &c:
le9t, gegen Benrleton oOr5uge4en.
Der 3euge rpnrbe Johann BON perid)ieoener
Gomite. .Wiitgliebern befragt. SIM 8etreii De,
llnterreouns i'm ,9lrliugton 5otel" agtt
Sen. tfioDoo, Srau Selfnap babe 9eiagt, 6el
SAL t5res @atren Iei lange nidt 10 i6limm
alS Der BenOleton'S; man babe geia9t, fl
hdtte $4,000 BON Y. erbaten, bod, QaS ie
! ebr iibertrieben. - 6lau 8elfnap babe Suge
geben, @elO erbGIten Su babeu, aber fetnC
Summe senannt.
GIN anoerer 3euge iagte aus, glpmer babt
| it6 ulle Ntiibe ge9eben, Die Sbatiad]su 5u er
| fahreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-17
= Der 8ru6er bon Caleb 0Iarib traf gez
tern i'll MtOntreal elm; man glaubt, oaB Qeks

: Der 8ruber bon Caleb Wfarib traf ae
fern III ROntreal elm; man glaubt, oaB 2ek
terer mad Baibtn9ton 5uriiffebren miro.
9eitern abeuo brannte in 8bila.
belpbia Die 8abrif Der yStaubarO Sep.
pid=Gomp." tbeilmeiie ab. Serlult S35 900.
- Sn gte,u- Dorf iit sur i3eit inter ben an
Ser D@beiapeatesSbio, 8abn" iatereiiirten &a.
pltaliiten cine Seweaung i'm 9ange, biz
Sabu Su reorganiIiren.
- Die nllnion~ Bacific, ,Saln- Comp" bat
ibren Bahubetrigb i'll BEN NelienQebwgeu in
folge be8 tiefen S1nee's eingeltellt.
= Sn GEL & 6ranct8' 0eitilerie gu 8eo.
ria, ST., befabl 6er @d6ter S. &ar6 einem
notortifen Subefte, gtamens 0tar Smith,
oas @ebdufe Su oerlaiien, unO ais bsrielbe
nift 9ing, i6nB er i'm nie6er. gSa1G iiber.
1ieferte itd] Der Seb0roe.
- Sn gforlpid, Conn.,, CAB geitern bic
GoronerszSltrp, pelfe ben Brano oeS 2lr,
menbauie8 unteriuhte, ihreu Sprud). Sie
erfldrte, bag alles M0elide getban norOen
lei, Die 2eute 5u retteu, oaB aber Die @cnitruf-
tton bes 8aue8 lebe Stettuug uumDglid) ge,
madt babe. SierSebn eei4eu iinb gefuHoen
moroen
= Sn @lmira, 81. o., muroe geftern g.
6. @roSier, Der M0rOer ieiuer Satin, gum
Sobe berlIrtbeilt.
- 5eute wro in Sotou Scr 100. SabreS-
tag Der 8annnng iener StaOt OurA bi" @n9
ldnoer gefeiert tperten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-17
Or. S.S. Woore,s Wpptbete. 0oropeft

Or. 8. s.. Noore's HpDtbete. Roroweft gds
Der Yarfz nno eertu9tonitraBe. 1T nad gtr. 13f,
seriu stonz, 6 Shiireu iueftlidb bon BartftraBe,
perlest tuoraen. Roore'S Souauetz@olosne eine
Spe5iatitdt. (Gebrt6, ,1Otf)
@afao=N ttcm.-llnier Bctent pertauit iid bebeus
''teno in gtetpsgort; i'm @rrBeu uno Slenen Su
baben bel Der nW.pnumenfal Ylattenr ia brit
8eieaidaft," Hr. 80, S.@GutaDftr. (Seb1S, 1910
or. Noberttpn. Nr. 10, g iibsgutanfrube,
Sbebanoett ips,teG ane 8rautbetten Der urin Srz
game, o1santibe Sbfpdbe nerpoie Sbfpdte porz
Seitise6 4fter uuo age Rernentranfbeiten, iuefhe
ourdD usenolite llnbeioHnenGeiten berribrtu. 9irS
LID entfaHbene Sranfbeteu ihuelI furirt. Serreu'
me(dbe itd 9r. R. Gnpertauen, tonuen fidb perdert
palteu, oaS ite foifenibaftb uuo auiribtis behan=
belt iperoen. BIreautunoen: 8-12 nbr Niss., "a
ilbr 9iatbm. uRo 6-9 nbr abbs. tGebr21, t2Rtef)
gm Soro Sss Sunossfdnti6tFes -sSantata"
Miro nod cine 6eidrintte 4n3agI 8naben fur bic
Slotte auisenomren. sic miiisn iber t6 Sabre
uao unter II S0bren alt iein uo etnen 9ulen ttlis
den @baratter baben. 2luinabme sHe9elu iino auf
Der "Suuiata" nat, Senoerion5 9Berfte, Senps
FOint 5u BADEN. g. .. Sseene, @ommauoeur.
(War32, ,1Wtt)
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StaOt Baltimore.
Yrpses ipe0en &inoeSmnrOes &C.
9etl ole yic8cr :. ~ &eRoerfon
ltto 2tutlte 2ampeiter.

Sn oem @riminalgeri6te be9ann geitern
Morgen Dor Hi1ter 9ilmor oer!BroSeB geqeu
ben Jteger 3obn u. 6enocrion uno Die Siege
rim Nnnle 2ampeiter Guf Die 2lnfla9e Oe5 6in=
be5mor0es, inDem lie am 4. Sauuar oS. So.
einen Gdueling in elnen Abtritt marien. Der
3ub0rerraum oe8 @eri9t8iaale8 nar bauptz
iddllid) bon gtegern geTitQt, Die NIT Span,
nung Dem 3eu9enoerb0re entgegen fabeH.
Die 9tegerln 2ampelter 1T cine helliarbiqe
Otuluttin; iie lit rObuit gebaut uno i6eint
$50 Sabre aft 81 ielu. Ser Wttan9eflagte,
Sobu u. 6enoerion, iit Der 8ruoer Der Site
reE, dbnelt tbr iehr Hno idletnt Swei ooCr orei
Sabre otter Su ietn.
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trat Die Nnflage, uno oIe lp6. GOientbal lub
Surgppun eridieHen ais 8ertbeibiger Der 2lEs
geflagteu.
y!adOem bic 96. g8m. geers, g9. 8.
Aoam5, yt, s.. llnoittid1, $. s. 8errg, 3.
u. Sanoel, SatOb Otter, s. $. Barrett, Gb5.
s. AoamS, SboS. s. @oote, Sobn @eorge,
SO. &. Sibb uno 0enrp 8. Wtmttn al5
@eidmorene auserforeH maren, puroe nit
oem 3eu9enuerhUre begonneu.
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belfer beionoer5 tbdtig 9eweieu lit. 2tls Annie
er ie uno uabm aud cine unteriu6una Der
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mpIn unteriDarf ben 3eugen einem &reu5uers
b0r, nobei oerielbe i'm Weientltden feline DO.
riqen NMsdgen beItdti9te unO euGiqe meoi3i.
Mid mifieniAaftItdle Gr6rterungeu iiber ben
Sail CAB.
geger SEQ. Guidlp, yfr. 2S, 9tttle 01c-
@lOerrgitr., be5eugte, oab er am Souutage,
4. Sauuar, smiiden nno llbr UiOrgens,
ein &inb bier ober tiiuf Wial luut i'm angrenz
5euocn 6auie Jlr. 80, pelbe8 Sobn q. 6en~
0erlon belpobnte, idrelen b0rte. 9euge itano,
ais aid etue 6rau i'm auf oa8 @eifret zines
SinoeS i'm gfad]barbauie aufmerfiam maClte,
aus beui Bette auf un0 trat ans 6eniter, nm
mad Der llbr am Sprtbeubaule III @anitrase
III iebcn u1lo Die 3elt Su ermitteiu. @tua Is
Winuten, nadlbem er baS @eidlrei aeb6rt
hattie, Iaber, oaB 0enoerIon aus ieinem 6aufe
trat un0 mad Dem binten ouf Dem Sofe qele-
9enen abtritte 9ing. Stint ooer seAn Minu=
ten lpdter fam er ruieoer gum Sorideiu, lpui6
| ii9 Die 9dnoe uno febrte in ietn 6auS Suritd.
| 3euse bOrte 9tid1ts weiter BON Oelu 8inoe uno
ieste am Monta9 4beno, ba er Elm 8crbres
den nsrmItbste, Die Yollset pon Der Safle IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-17
Selegrapbii@e 9ereiaen
iBertdte Der -aiTueiirten BreHeI ,ir ben Cor
reipouoenten.~)
Snlanot9 ot9eDsidea.
Scr A.. Gouares. Grite stkn,

Ser Al. Gonares. -Grite Stsnng.
24aibtugtou, 16. WtdrS. - SIM sc
nate muroe eiue 4n5abl Betitionen norge
legt, BON benen mir Die iolgenoell ermdbnen
@onflins bon Siirsern Srooflpn's gesel
Bioerruf bes Sdnferottgeieses; Delielbe bon
Der grooflpner Sanbelstahmer se9en eine
Sernebruug Der ,,@reenbads."
Boutpea beantragtc, ben SiuanSminilter
auIsuforbern, oas jabrlihe Proouft on Sob
uno Silber in ben Ser. Staaten BON 1916
1875 ansugeben; ebenlo oas gleid)Ssittge PRO
buff bieler gbelmetaae in anoeren &dnbern
angenomnlen.
Cameron pertbeibi9te ltfl gegen cine Be-
idbuloigung Der Breiie, bab er einen Briuat.
iefretdr a,lf Soften Der Ratlon balte. 81
babe ftets in ben @rensen leines Ginfommens
aelebt, lei ME on u8in9en" betbeiligt gelueier
nnb babe mabrenb Der 80 Sabre leiner Dffsnt:
lid,en @arriere ieiue Nrbeiten elbit belorgt.
,gomunbs pertbeioigte bas SnltiS@@omit
sessn einen ansrlff oer Baltic. @a5ette."
3ogan pertbstotgte iib 9egen Die anidul
bisuns, bab einige ieincr Sreunoe an
S6nappss8ins betbeilist ieien.
Die Bill iiber 8e9ulirung Der Gtirnmen
sdblung in Der Yraiibentenmabl ipurpe 10
Dann aufsenommen nno ldasere Belt beipro
den.
1m "a llbr perta9te iid) Der Senat bis gun
Wonta9, rla1oem aerIelbe por5er cine fur5
@refiltiufsuns abJebalten bate.
SIM 81 Reprd ent a II t { II b au forbert
Der Spre6er bic @omite'n aui, Berihte 8
! erfatten.
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WfbereS iiber Ole 2Se9mabuae ecs
SSsibuittersSG ,SctaOta."

5ap a II II a, 16. Wfdr3. 3 Die Sadt DC
tapia" murbe bel @ulfra Sslauo uabe
Borto &ico BON Dem ipanti6eu &anonenboote
n@orte8" eingefaugen uno nad) 8orto 8ico
9ebradt. Sbre Srad]t beitano aus 243 &iftcn
Yulper, 48 Giiten 8atrouen, u Siiien Soms
ben, 1000 @emebren, $50 &arabinern un6
@eIdiiben. Utan meiB nod ni6t, oh anger
ben Sifisieren unb Der WanniGaft fi1 nod,
ioaft 2eute auf Der Sadt befuuoen babell. 0as
@infangen Der Sad)t 1T auffdllig, Oa Die y Cor
teS" ein langiamer Dampfer 1T, beiien Seiiet
it6 in iAlehter 8eidIaffenbeit befnpet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-17
IermtfGte 9cpeId,ett aus 0etps
0lorf.

9em~0orf, 16. Mdrs. - Orr 9ampfel
yGitp Of 8era.@rn3" lit bon 6apanna biel
eingetrnfeu.
Sob er6finste gu 114t. (SdluBuoti=
rung itebe 9epeide iiber ben @elOmarft.)
-0farp Wialone itarb geltern i'm Belle
oue.Soipital" oil Den Sti6munoen, lpelhe ibr
2lnnie Sikgeralo beigebradt bate.
-0te Dor enigen Sagen i'll @opcruors=
Ban gefunoene periiiimn'elte 2etde iunr0e
heute ais Die oe5 SbomaS 9amliu bon Bbi-
labelphia erfaunt, pelder iett Qu9uit b. S.
permiBt pirb. 0ian iagt, baB er I'M So
1000 in Sbligationen uno Gelo beraubt uno
oann ii6er 8orO getporTen tpuroe.
--Seute tpltrDe i'm Aieiisen SunbeSfrei59e'
Nrtdjte cine @ranb=Surp elngcihwOreu, peld,e
nleGrere S6nappSiteuersSetragS in8eras
tbuHg gu sicBen bat.
-Broiper 81. l3etmore, Elm prominenter
Siirger, itarb beute 0ior9en in @reat-Jted,
RS. ST mar Der erSte Sberlt oes beritDm-
ten I. 9ieginlents.
Die Soften ocs Sc, 900, 600 Yro5efies be
tragen Swiifen $12,e-13,00O, erclufpe rer
9roSent=@ebiibr, bic, menn ite be5ablt merz
ben lollte, Die Soften auf $50, 900 anidrpeQen
piro. 9aS llrtbeiI tpirD uidbt pollftredt fuer=
ben, Bis 9tidter 2Seitbroof ietne @ntihetOung
9egeben bat iiber DIE BON Der Sertbeibigung
erbobenen @inmdnbe.
= Der unteridabmeiiter 3ablte beute fitr
SrtereHen $27 900 unb fir einae5ogene Sbz
ltgatiouen S28, 900 aus.
- Die 39l ginnabmeu betrH9en bente
1921 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-17
@ettere 8etpetie aeaem 8eIfnap.

gt eip y OFT, 16. Wtdr3.-Gtne SpeSiulz
0epeide beS y5eralo" BON Sisuurd, O.zS.,
meloet, baB iiberseugenoe Semeie BON pen
Betriisereieu 9elfnap's nad Baibingtou I'M
termess iino. Oaraus erbe1t, baB SeItnap
tanm IA Gage i'm am.e NOR, oils er bereitS
besann, alle beoeutenoen Mtarfetenberfeuen
81 perI6ahern. @r=@ouperneur Campbell
bon @ponling mar 8elfnar'S SGnblangtr.
Sin gepliier 6ebrif in Sttumma, Soma, er
bielt Gauienos BON Dollars fiir Oieie SrtOile=
glen, unb cia Sbeil oieies @eloeS fam bis
5u Selfnap uerfoI9t werben. gn Senator
| une Elm @r=Senator ioaen burd bts nellent=
Dedten Seipeiie compromitttrt isin.
9artforo, @onn 16. Didrs. Gin
@orrsiponbent Der yGimeS" berl6tet iiber
ben inter Selfnap's 9esibe betriebenen Soi=
patenbe9rdbniBidruinoeI, baB bic @ontrafto-
rem, rrr nm bic csrdbniBfoiten 81 erlangeu,
Die &abaDer bon Ebieren in Sdrge ls9ten
unb ebeerbisten; in eineu1 Sarse ipllroe oas
J 5intertbeil zines WaulcIetS gefunben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-17

| - Der SunbcS6ampfer ,Srantlm" nIuBtt
| megen oe8 furdtbHreu Sturmes auf Der ct.
belenen.0fbeoe an Der Sniel Q8igbt Dor 2(uter
9eben.
= 3mtihen Scr6icu unb Wonteueoro iou
oor9eitern Elm glatanS'Sertrag abgcihlofe1l
porOen icin.
9sarft uno S6tfe.
ON n II, 16. yfdrl, llhr 9tadlul. -
@oniolS % DIG fir @elo uno "a 9ll6 fir
Srief.
onOon, 16. Wdr5, 2.30 Nu6m. -
0te 9t8fontorute i'm oiieueu Marfte batruQ
fir ortiuonatlidle Bids IS unO 81 YrOS.t
inter Saufrate.
SOnbont -. Midri, 8 llbr Na6m. -
Der Bullion Scrratb i'll Der ,Sauf pon
@uglanb" bat mGbreno Der letten 9Sofe mn
$4,000 BID. Sterltng SugenOmmen.
glOerp o. lG. War5, 1880 9tafm.
Saumpoue ruhtg. Sberl. 67l16.; Srl.
64.-Serfdnie 10000 Solleu, mOrunter 2000
3u SpefuiationS= unS @rporiSmedeu.
20 n, l6. NtdyS, 1890 gia6nt. -
amerifaner, '67er 108; 1O.4Oer LOG; Grie
1871.
9toerp 16. MGr3, 1890 Sorm.
- Nn5utommcnOe 8aumnOlle Ilau. 2luge
fommen: 5000 Ballen, 30O0amerifauiibe.
Sonoou, 16. NtdrS, 4.3O gtad,n. -
Der 8inOOiebmurtt ihlOB ieit nit gHten 2luse
iifteH.
HtOerpOOl, 16. 0fdr,, 4 ll6r giadb III.
= SrobitOfe tef; Ssai5en 10 cd. = 10
ed. 4.
&OnOon, 10. Mar,. - SOpicn Bio.
10 Sd.-4 Bio. fiir g8iScOuiiner; 4 9fb. 10
a Bfo. 10 fir Stem Dorter; SerpeHttuz
Splrltns % Sd. unO 25 Sd. d.
- y arts IS. MdrS, l llbr 9todm. -
6enten &c 6rcs. 80 @euts.
2onOOn, 16. 0fIrs, 4.3C Ma6m. -
@onlolS "a BIG fir @e:o unO "a 7I16 fir
Sri1f; Grte 9ripr. 30.
6ranffurt a. ST., Is. Ndrs. rs.-Gmeri
faner, neue 6iinfer 1919.
Gioerp oil, 1G. WGrS, l16r Nadlm.-
SdunWOlIe: i'm Suni uuo Suli ab3ulieiern
1882. Son ZEN bettigcn Sertduien mareu
$500 Salleu arerilantId)e.
Seafiee=Wtarft.
Hlo De SaHeir0, Is. Wfdr3. - Ser
SdfIeesUtarft mar iebr aninirt bel iteigen0eu
YretIen; gutter 8affee 58O0-595O Reis.
Santo 3, 16. Wdri.-9er &affae, Marft
mar unoerdnbert uHO rubig.