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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-08

Gas ,@lubIofal" bes farbigeu sur
ii I # Senuer in gten=S Srlecns ifeiut
nid)t 10 uni6uloiger Ratur su iein, mie es
Der bortiae geri6terfatter Der ,@bicago
Gimes," 6err @iltie, bartlett. g3enistens
dreibt Die Reru Srleauier ,9suti9e 3siz
tuug:" o0r. &ebfelb, Der Correspondent oes
acknowledgements" er;dblt un8, oaB
8enner Elm 8irtb lei. Nun ia, cine fleine
Bar" bdlt er alleroiuQ8 aud ljnten in ei=
uen G.abiiiement, absr bapon f0nnte CT bel
Oieien ldIledten 3etten unm0glidl leben unb
iid 10 fein fleioen, alS er tbut. @r b6it pielz
mebr ein 9 pielbau8 fir Die feinere Sorte
BON Negern, Die Creole .Oiulatten unO Qua.
OroneI. &enner neunt leln GtabliIientent naz
tlirllh y@lHb=6aus," uno srpnr nit chen 10
gutem 9ied)tr, als iih mand)e .lpeiBe" Cub
bQuier in Der Stabt bieien SitGl bei.egen,
Oenu III Wabrbett iino pieelben ia JtldIt8
rpeiter, als SpielhGuIer. Seuner, Der iibrtgcn8
ionit Elm gang pniabtes Ofdnndeu unO nod
lange felner BON S6limmlteu iciues S6la=
geS 1T, iit ein ebrliber Spicler unu Brofez
ion; bios ben n0rplid)en @oreiponocnten
btnbet er Da5 natiirlid) nid)t aui Die ytcie,
ocnu e8 niiroe 5i id)ledlt tlingcn. gSie ole
ietne pelBltdgelben urO lattelfarblgen Cole
gen, 1T or iibrigen5 etn ebeuio l@laucr mo
erfabrencr Spieltr OIL bem pclitiidlcu Sd]ad
brett, als Oil penl ge,u0hnlid)en griincn Gid
unp lpielt leinen polittld)en Bofer nit ebcnlo
GROCER @emanStbsit, alS leiIcl SartenzB Bofcr.
Gr DeiB ]. .. gang genau, baB er III letner
jeBt9en Steiluaq ais HrdIioentGumad)er"
etac ''full hand" in Den 0lngern halt, uuo
baS Sanb mag iid) oarauf perldiieu, oaB
CT iie ;u tbrem uoleu gSertbe iptcleu luirb. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-08

SarI Straub, peIter ii5 nit Soiepb Sra.
mer aui Der @allerIe beian6, bs;euqte, oaB fid
beI'mAusbrude oeS Sanits uiht % Berionen
iwiitsu beioeH SrmGbnten uuo Der Ebiire
beIaHocu. sic muoen Don oem Nnorauac
mt fortgeriiien, uu0 Strdub lab cine SrGu
mo mebrere nuoere BsrlOuen su Sooen jal.
ltn uno Die Anoeren iber Oielelben pegiteiseu.
Gr ltiIr3te halb - balb Turoe er Die &reppe
blnabgeitoBeu, uno ais cr Die Ghiire ergsid)tc,
partete er aui Sr6mcr. &or Ibm maren etma
20 BeTioneu berauSgefommen, uno mad lbm
trld]Iencu MIR nod meHtg 2lnore, bic Weiiteu
Obue 6ut mo 0tod. gr lab eiue 6rau blnaus
trageH. @r partete usrgeblidl euf Srdmer,
mo oerlcl5e wuroe, nadoem er ihu permIBte,
uId)t pieOer geiehcH. 3eu8e glaubt, oab lic
melltsn Der aui Ger GaIltrlc Nupeienoen aui
Der Grippe ulidtell. - 9ie Yolissl n oard,
DIE GuBeroroeutlidJe 4Iltreu9ung beinabe
9dnil4 eridUpit, uHO 100 Diam DER Yntios
nalsarOe wer0en BON ieRt al gSadtoenie
uerrtdteu.
4m SOnnta9 gia9mittag miro elm Graucr-
SotteSoteHit III Der - nWiuFt-Afu0emie" abge.
baten UeroeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-08
Serntii6te ScpeT1en aus
1lgtt1=SI InrP


81 cm.9 orr, 7. 9e3br. - Sob er5iinetc
;u 108.
- pr. @radcit, Spe;ial.2lgent be8'Sdab-
amtes, bclcqte gcnern 5000 elngeihmug9elte
Sapauna @tgarreu am Soro Oes 9ampierS
g@olumb&S" nit Seidllag. ginc weiterc
llHteriudIung uiro 0ugel.ellt wcrOen.
- 0r. Sobu Scllp fuurOe beute BON Dem
Nfapor sum &oHtroIeu srnanut uno pom
Staot.athc betdugt. llr. gSn. s. g8bitusu
mmoe sum DtnniSlqaI }lnpalt eruunnt uuo
bciidtiSt.
= Der Qampicy o6riii0" pom Snmburg
III bier angctommcu.
= Der 9ampfcc o6rancc" BON 6aure un0
nSoumbu5" non Sapanna uafcn 1tes eiu.
- Die 3clt Girnahmeu bctrugcu beutc
S217, 900.
- 0cr llutcrihatmciittr Sablte bcute iiir
SUtrcren $24 200 uab iur ciugcSogcue Sbl.
9Otioucu $19I 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-08
s,us aer ssitnhea.aa,.lfRnaf.

Us | h1ng t 8 II, Z. Se3enlber, - 9aa
SeuatS @omite i:ber 4riotle9ten uno gBab
len belt beute eine Sibung uuO ernannte
Cub @omite'n beSiislidl Der am lebten Oien8.
ta9e angenommenen Reolution, lueIdje eine
llnterIutung Oer gSabl i'll efs iiioli9eu
Staaten anorbnet. Sir ieben Der led)s Staa,
ten puroe Elm aus S,uet Wtitglieeeru betebelt,
bcs gub,@pmlte et1annt. &ieie gon,ite'u
loQen fia leoo9 uorlauitg uur Gber bic bette
Distbope Der llnteriuAung beratben unb anl
Sounabsnoe Dem gansen Gomite eiuen 9es
ridt eritatten.-Das Sausz@omlte iiber Ser.
niQignugen mirb eiue Bill etnrelfeu, meid,e
Den pon Dem Sauie NIT Der lllterjuf jung Oer
2Sabl in Slorioa, Siibs@aro!tna uno 2Ouiii.
aua bsanflragten @omtte'n $2l. 600 Sebufs
Seitreitnu9 ibrer Ans9aben Snr Seriagung
felt.
= Der S9atamtsiefretar lpies beate &C.,
3oleiuuebmer 81 Bembina an, ale aus Maz
uttota anlangenoen Be5e abSuneiien, IN,
Die Gtnid)lc2pnna Der Slattern 5u perb;u,
bern.
Dos Gonitc bss ReprdientantenbauIes
lpelde5 Die QSabl III SlorIoa unterIud)eu lou
aing beu,e iriib nad) Satahell9e at, Das
YoulTaHa=@ @omitc 9iu9 beIte Abeuo ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-08

A-Nu8gang uad 6loo0'S Nuen.
B-Sttege nadl Dem ;, 0rtB. .&trcle."
G, D nno E-gtngGn3e gum Yartcrre nnN
cen gogeu.
F-5tiege mad Der oberiten 8QQcrie.
G-Stte9e 5u Den Eriootwobnung2a Der
Sbe0terz SeNmten,
H-@ang uon Der GuDne ;llr 9aiie.
L gingangsthiirc Sur Slbnc bon SCbus
lonitraBe aus.
K-Yrloat'Gin9ang iiir SdOHipjetet mo
Eeamte.
L-GteIie, no On8 6euer ausbrad.
M-9auptetn9ang bon gSaiBingtoninaBc
ans.
3ur Gc6ten orea;t 008 @ebluCe Gil 0n3
Statton8bau8 unb cas- Eonnmt.
Wctfcrc &iusclnbcitcu.
9t 10 = y 0 + I, Z. 9e;embcr. - UIebrere
NHseitcute ueritd5rten beute WtOrgen DEM
6euermarid0q, baB oic auf StonO'5 2lQep
miinOeuGeu Gbiiren oiien flnOcH, nuO baB
cine grOBe 2lu5abl oe8 Bubllfum8 fd) our6
oteeu 2uagang rettete. IuGerc 8erIonen
be;eugten, DaB ite nud) bem 2tn8brufe oc8
Nlarn3 Die Sbiirtn nit Nerten eiui1tu0eu.
Der 6eucrmaridall eriide Dcute Die 2lnitt
aus, oaB Die 2ln5abl Der ScruugliIdtcn 800
iiberlteigen niir0e. Oa8 9erlid)t cirfHligte
hente, oaB 9oliSelz Sapitdn Smith uou Dem
crten 8e}irfe cine Gn5ahl Bcrl0reu, melde
i'd ourd] oaS Souterrlm rettcn motlieu, bic.
ran uerbtnoerte uno oleieiben 3ur Jliffebr
5mang. Ser GQpltGn melgcrt iid, allc bier,
auf be3iigltdcu Srageu 5u beantporteu. g@es
ner Der Captain, nod ieln G5cCGeGnt mnBten
I'M llbr geitern HQcgeil, 6aB 10 Uelc 4ers
IOuen uU>5 &eben Gefomn!en leien.
Die slnjabl Oct @eruu8ttdten.
gterusO off, Z. 9cSenlber. 0Tn3ltlle
Serid)t ocS Stqot.atJS= @omite'5 ergiebt, baB
fid) 1873 4eid)an in Dem NiarftgeOduoe all
NbamsitraBe uno 96 in Der WOr9ue beinoen:
auberoem nuroen nncrtennbGIe 9etden gez
funocn. Die ourdl Die Yoltsei unO Die So
roner8 angeitcgtc 3dbiung oer2etd)en otfertrt,
unl p!e &otQl0HSQAl t0nH nof nlft 9eHGu
augegebeu ueroeu. g8abridetulId| beitnoeu
Itd) nod mebr &el3gn inter Dem SdlRtte.
Die TraGs 1T, cb allc 9crionen IN Der eriteu
GalIerlc Dress Circle lentflmen, e9c DIE Srueite
@a1erle einltiiSte. IS eriitren ole ernites
fen SeiiipdtuE9en, OuB eln 9roBer 3bcil DER
Srauen unb Stnocr, lDeld|e f9 auf oen
Dress-Circle befanoen, III ben 6lGGlJpeu um=
tam.
Sie G4Gdkeas iIntcrladmn9.
NeM Wort, Z. 0e6br.- .. y OaltIn9$,
Ger Gbitr9itter an Glugange Der Gallerle,
iuurSc beute Dor Der GoroHelS Sup perbDrt.
ST bGrte Die 6iilieruie, maroe jeOOdI oura
Den oid:en 9faufl am SebeH Uerblnoert. Die
uGd Der @alerie fiihrenOe Srcppe mar nur
8SuB brett, jeoOd bitten ale All 0er@alerie
befiuOlifen Tarioneu bel ru9igen1 &tUte III
5 bis 8 Wiruten iH's 6reie geleuacu tGuNeu;
Die 6liebenoen hGttep Kt Ge9eRltitIs gu So0e
geprltdt uRp kGtten 10 6uB bod aui eiuapbcr
0elegen, @S befanoen Fh we0cr 2SaiIcr, nod
lOnitiGe gGiAapparate All her 6aperle, uuo
cS mGreu tenc beiouocren NnltGltcn Sur &tt.
tHns I'M Sale zines StaubeS 9etronen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-08
Guropdji!he 8eriGte.
SEanfrcidl.


- Scr 8orncr o6I9Uro" t9eilt BON ctnem
iener MitarbCiter, Der iih mt cem 9ebcu
0e8 SarOtHalS Antoue beiouoers Der.
traut 9enladlt babe, uuter 2lu0crem 6olaen-
hes mt: ,0aS &erin0gen or. Gminen, miro
auf 80 BIS 100 Nilioncu Trnnc8 NG-2O
Willloncn Dollars geid)dBt, Die 10 pertheilt
ilHp, OaB uugefGlr 90 Otillionen auf irau5.,
ameTl(anlid)e, ,cugllid)c, ruiiij1eS StaatSrenteu.
tomnlcu lo0ann itber eineNitllionin, Giirftn"
uu0 80 Ntilltogeu IN @oeliteiueu, 0IamQus
ten uno @eld)meiocn. Tcitomentariit per-
madte Der &arOtual lciuen Sriioeru, i:iuer
dlteren 9dJmelter uno ieinem Neifen icin
@tlOUerm0geH, leine Sammluuq uou @oel4
iteiRen Dem Oatifanlid)cn Dtaienm, iein Sc,
inmcloc iejuen BrtOat-GL6eu uno ieiHe OVa-
moutcn otu Yetr8picuntge."
5noten.
Sine dlredItd] GrptGiioH hat
Anfaug8 Sttober in Gatcutta ltattQeiuuoeu.
Sor etIua elnem Sahre mar III 6ooQblD mo
III DER NGbe Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ods
eu9iiid)e Sdifi y8rllh Siccrop" geiunfen,
mo man battle, pa Die Sdlififabrt our9 OaS
9Srad arg bebinoert ipuroe, III Der lebteu
l3eit Seriudlc 9emad)t, eS oErcb SprtngeH Sn
entieruen. Bebuf5 oieler NrbetteE lag III Iener
53ett eiu Sorpebnhoot, duf Dem iidl 2G00
S1nno Pulper oeIH!lOeH naDeu louen, Del oem
Q6rGG, unO Der Sngeniear 0arriiou mar be-
idlditiOt, ein 6dBdleu nit 200 Bfuub su fill,
len mo nit heIBcm 9Sad)S 5u perihlteBeu.
i3peimal lies Ell i'd fliiifgcS gSadS, oas in
ctuem anbern Scot crAlbt murbe, brngen,
ais pl0biid) - 0sr cii:rne &Ghel, i'll Dem
0aSgGad)S gei bmol3cu murCe, ioll fat Qliibeno
0emeieE icin-oie &atolnpbe criOlate. 4uBtr
Dem Sn9enicur betduoen Ih Sm6li YtaiaUcn
I'M Boot, BON mlldf 9tgteren pler idrldlIdl
uerItiimmelt auiatluuoeu wuroeu, ole iibrJz
9eu ueuu GCrloucn liGO uGrlhmuuocu. SN
meiter Gnlitruuug uou bT unaJiidSldus
Jams mon &0pic, @ljcNMaaBen uno aaSOc
SSrpertheilc. unO plIle Beriouru muroeu Surd1
Die umhUflicgenbeu EriimmG Der betcen
8ontt uerlett. 3u'bcpun0trp st, bdB, oa uit-
Sdbliac NfenidI2H iitj aani uabe bel Der 81
ploiou bctdurcu, Uldlt nod nI5br um'S tejcH
oCfummeE iIno.
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Scr (ScI0ittnrff.

ltcm-Y BORT, 7. 9cjembCr.-@elo lsiht
I'll -. 8edItI fan iu ASP. Cob idloF
bcutc III 107s-9. &uuoeS Sbliqationen
ld]loNtn itctg; 8lcr @0uUcnS lie; 65cr
lO8Ii nrUc 1l23; 67cr lI5t; 6Ser 1ICg;
ucNc 8uuicr lI0g IO.4Ocr COUPONS
ll28. ATuCu fan mo 9coradt; g.. q.
Central l0ls; @rIe 81; Yafe @bore 5Gf
@la. &cnraI 654; Gltt8burg SO Rortb,
%elcrH SO; BrlOr. 592; 3todsSSiauS 99E
uuicrldDaBnmtS &lan;: @olO SOC,
30; @oUrunt $f2, ,5j3, $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-08
8crgu!iGte tcIc0rapOilOe
CHrNpSdactA

- Sin ScbnIabrlge8 0id6Aen, 9tamenS
Plpp, brad geitern III 0arri5bnrg, 3D., oma
00S sis auf Dem Snualc Ino ertranf.
- Sn ct. Goul8 wuroe 9citern etne Yeti.
ton nm ole Grnennung eiHeS W3aiirufuratorS
I:tr ole ct. %ontier Dtulual gtie ,Sniurance.
Comp" eJusereidt.
- Sobn DiOrriicp bat uue 8etten bc3iiqe
lid Oe8 6ciultGtcs ocr &rdfoentenwabl iiir
Gnl0cAobcn Grtl0rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-08
2tuS Suba.

5aOannn, 7. 05mbr.- Sin Ipaniider
&rtegsoampTer nit 1000 Wtaun Gruppen ont"
Soro ut bier anJefoGlmen. @eneralcapitdn
Sooellar bat eIn @0mtte erHannt, nm Ole
gtotlieloenOtn, rOetdle Our9 Die leBteu Stiirs
me mo llebgridwemmungen Gerlulte erlit.
ten, 5u uuterltitBeu. Su Sejug auI Die Spe-
ratloneu oe5 @eucrOl8 Tiortine5 legen rene
Jtad)ri1ten uor,
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@eaaefQeMft!

gtur cine fur,e 3eit tperoeu mir, nm nniers por@
,aslide arbeit bei'm YutIitum einiuTa9ren, ieosnl
FauIer uon einem OuBeno acknowledgements Ell
su elcsautss BorSeuansNiiuiaturbil sum Yrdieate
MAIDEN. Dian tomme unb befbt3e unIere slacirten
Yortraits iie weroen pom teinen onoeren i'm 9aroe
ibertroiieu. Saa & Soft, ytt. 1eo. 4srtngz
tpu:. nabe SartzStra6e. (gtoo2t lQitO
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0ampffeffeI. @rpIonost.

. It, Gtldj., 7.OsSbr.-OleOampf4
feiiel eer 6rolt'ideu 8abrlf blerlelbt erplos
firten beute. Gin Maun Iuurce SetDptet nno
swet uerWunSet. Der Geliuii az pert Sc
bdrOe betrdat S25Odj 200 AIbeiter seratbsn
anger gei9dlti9un9.
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Spe;taI : Notiae,s.
Geitte Ghntnaronhic't,

fit Die 8eiertase ioate maa io2I:it cbne gufhut
beIeaen, mr. 3eit ;u oeren sSolenouu9 81 seitatten
Wid)aso gSaf5l
in gtr. 10. gorb<S SbarIesfraBs bet Sro6e &rranee
ments Sur 8sauemtitfeit isinet uieea @onner 9e:
tr,iien, uno Die istssn grseu9ue in b'eem bsIisb.
ten ateliir iibsrtrefeu in tlufItrtider @clenoune
uno glesauj aaa iriibersu Anitren9uu9sn in bieIt,
suut. 8letis 81 cen 3siten ansemtiienen Frseu
(2S99J,3N
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8reutYcr ocf0otct4

ttSulllc, Bn., Z. December. -
Sobu ycahcu, ell &rcmCr oar y@blaoelpaics
&cnbn9T &abn," murbc gcltuu 4beno III
Yalo.2tto Sulidltu ;mcl ySGQoou5, meld1c cr
julanIWcliopptIn motlte, 81 &oNc gcquettt.
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MAY & FAIRALL,

grocerie Sdnbicr,
-gtorO <Gbar1c StraBe,
Dem nGr reimaureI= 2empel" 9e9suii6er.
Gin it.icber uE0 aus etpd1fter S5orrnt5 BON G5ros
cerie Ittiftu, ejni hi td als,Noutden III III iersr
9rande, 5u ben 6iI:9lisn Uiafltpreiea.
Mgetniae ssseatess t:i WtarDtauo
fin
Mtoet & Gbaubon'5 Ghampagner;
St. SriinngbauS' Sur9uuner unb
s. Sautsren & Sobn's Hook 9Scine.
(.Sl-313D
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SSulaao 3 9epgid)cu.

(geribte Der
rEifo:t,rtea Y;tiie" iiir oer "@orrsipo
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8areau Der 8asliGts9ompaSnie
pom Battim ore,
gSr. 10, SoutI) Strei,e.


eots.... Bttlt9es Sei5material.....@o g ote!
gsir haben cine porsistid)e Sualitdt bon @otes
poudtbiI lpelte mir oem Bublttum als Elm empiel=
Ieusmerttes Setsmaterat ilIr bduslid9e nuo anoere
3tuess oifsrtreu; ida9t !stbt 6euer unb if re bon
unrsinl9teiten.
yelteuuuaen perbeu IN hieiem Siireau ODER In eer
Sobri,, SlB bon ecaoeubaufr., onseucmmen.
greis $3.50 pro gBaseuIacuEg, in irseEo etnsm
Gtaottbeile abselieTert.
(Sa.3-f) SSamss =. SatsaprnS, Setr,
aass.gor's SnOtautfd,es pegetabtliSd)eS De-
colt eit 25 Sabrsu ais ba5 9roBte Stutretnisuhs6=
M.itte. oer @cssupart befanHt, uirb uur in Tr.
1.7&, sSaust!ez, gtorc.Dcitz@ae Der Gntaw'
Straie Subereitet uuo lit bel alien apothefern 3u
baben. tIu92b 12Wtef)
Csepe Ssausbalterin III o!5 aui etnen biiotsn reta
Sneu 6eppid, in ibIem 45aror ODER Gnoerem &.ens
Iins6iiAmer. Der einii9e Be9, UNI Die 5Gtbeu LEO,
bait I'm Seppiib Su MAIDEN, ift, ben Stau6 uno ale
anoersn jremoeu GubtagSea gu entiernen, une nm
Steirs 9riiuolidb Su beiuertReligen, sehe man Su
Spimcs s. Gauabeu, Rr. 8, SiuanItraSc, maze
bem oyilrpldHe= 5n ititute.@ (Scptl5, ,5Mt, iSomlD
ss;mSer Ssutiden,
BeIoctpcoe, SdaatsGpferoe,
saaaeu uno ssarren fir smaben,
G. bfdrren, ppeur4ut d en-
uno er auaenlsncs Niiortment inlCber g3daren 6u
otn biigiten Brelen i'm @roBen uno &leinsn bel Der
-s3aitimorcr sen=iaorif-8eieaid,aft,
Nr. 80, Noro=S om arb itraBe.
9rc elnsise 6atrit IN ber StaOt. Reparaturen
auer sirt 3u anseueiienen 9reiisn. taus24,4OteD
Hsisafe sosrSsn fi,s Sri..asr ertutrst.
gtli mab 9rlansnna bes saterts iOeroen Sebabs
ren htreGnet- u. 81. s. ~. s. souUGtos
Rr. f3, Seconolfra + {, Der Boft gessuiber.
(getr2, ,l2Utel 3ueiszSiireou in gBGibiEstou, 9.&.
aa- Dian GeeGe 0sn
,4Sso Baltimore"
ILLUNIN4 TING F{RE = PLACE
Heater,
che man tiaen onberen tGuit, bet
$. 4. WcSuog,
fGep.29, 2DtrTD Sir, f8, 9ermGnir.
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Nir Snd,Lane In sslnrinn

St. 70 rs, Wfo., Z. Oesember.-Nls bi(
@leftoreu it'd, aeitern in Seffsrion=@itp Der.
ianmeltsn, erbob 6r. @has. 8. Stieiel, Der
republifauiitbe @lettor oeS 8. 0il2lfts, giuz
luano ge9sn Die 4usReuung zines eertiiitats
fir leiuetl @egner 9eneral 3. Ot. SSroff, .uetl
perielbe fir bas Nmt unsuldii5 lei, mo be-
anIprudte, OuB euS @ertiTfat tbm islbf
auSgeitsllt weroe. @ouuerneur 6arb;n oer-
mari ole Applifation oes 9rn. .Stieiel, ba Sr.
Srolt id)On Elm @ertififat erblIteu bate. Die
3tepnbltfaner reldteu udbreno oct Situng
oeS @olle9;ums elnen Brotelt sesen bas $50.
tum oes @euerals Sroit Elm. Ser Brotef
muroe periporfen, uno oaS @oIeginln CAB,
mle lJag terIatet, istR ssatnm flir Iii9ep
ms Seubrj4S ab, -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-11

AsrrW. Liemens has communicated
to che Berlin Academy of Sciences the
fact that %selenium, heated to 2lO degrees
(Cl or cooled from fusaou to 30 degrees,
becomes G fsr more delicate measure Of
light iuteusities than in its ordisry states.
At this temperature the metal passes
into a modification Of the ordinary crys-
tslliue state, having in an increased 10.
gree the property, formerly demonstrated
in crystalline selenium. BY willoughby
Smith and Sy Sale, Of conducting cleo.
tricity much better when illuminated
than when dark Upon this variable.
ness Of conducting power uu5er the
influence Of light reSts itV value as q
measure Of the intensity 81 light.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-11
workinwmen's Msemnw.

NV YoRK, January 1.-THE work
ingmen held a very large meeting last
night for the purpose Of urging upon our
lawmakers the great Importance of
promptly adopting such measures as will
relieve our industries, in order that N
ployment may be obtained by the tens
and hundreds of thousands in enforced
idleness.
Peter Cooper presided, and Congress-
man Kelly and ex-MAyor 0pdyke sent
letters ~regretting that they could not be
present.
Peter Cooper. in his address, said:
Justice cannot be established and the
general welfare OF the nation cannot be
effectually promoted without resembling
the Resumption act of 1875 and substi-
tuting a currency bill similar to the one
the House Of Representatives passed in
1862, which made Treasury notes a legal
tender for all duties and debts, and made
them convertible into interest.bearing
bonds Of the government. When a true
American system of finance is slopted
which shall put all that c~irculates as
money, entirely and exclusively under
the control Of the government, making
it receivable for all duties and debts,
employment for all working classes and
prosperity for the whole country will be
a natural..and permanent result"
An address to the workingmen Of the
United States was adopted, which says;
When the government began to con-
tract its credit systematically, and in a
large measure from year to year to pay
a debt that was not yet due, ell other
credits, private and corporate, began to
contract also, and brought ona panic in
the financial affairs Of this country of
which We nov feel the most deplorsble
effects as a remedy fer the evils"
The address suggests a currency which
will best facilitate the exchange Of pro-
ducts Of labor; that this currency be
supported By the credit of the whole
country that the present national debt
be put as far as possible in the hands Of
the American people, and the enterprise
and labor Of the nation be set to work
again; that the national debt be con-
verted into bonds payable in currency,
bearing lower rate of interest.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-11
SEW YORK rrgmN

NV YoRK, January it,-Dunng 9
quarrel Lar, evening between John
knight and bis wife. at stS Water street.
the wife fell through u glass door and
was cut so horribly that she died in a
short time.
Rev. Dr.. ScudderS church Of Brook.
lyn was invited 70 send delegates 10 the
mutual council called by Plymouth
church, has declined to attend, judging
bat the question to be laid before the
council will DO The gull, or Innocence Of
Mr.. Beecher, One resson is, the Ques,
ton has thus far proven insolubls, aud
is Improbable Of solution in this world.
DR.. Scudder himself and one Of bis dea.
cons favored the acceptance OF the iuvi.
tation. .
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-11

Deiszot vas generous 70 q fault She
bad the widest impulses, shewould give
q oeggar her lace handkerchief il sbe
happened to have no money for him aud
was forever making mysterious dons-
tons to pooF families Of comedians.
One day y young actress came.to borrow
some money at a time when Deiszet
herself bad nothing ~ the treasury. The
liberaLminded creature at once unclasp-
ed one Of her bracelets. Take this"
she said aud pledge it; but bring me
the receipt as / should not like to give
up the bracelet permanently" It was
done but the receipt had scarcely been
brought her When another borrower ar
rived, AZ Dejazet bad nothing for this
second person. she was about to refuse
when her eyes fell on the receipt. "Here,"
she said. sell this, it will certainly bring
something" 1t did. aud Dejazet never
saw her brseelet again.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-11
A JOURNALISTIC MISSIONARY.

The Louisville Courier7Journal has
just sustained an extraordinary loss as
the result Of q libel suit. The facts
are that Will s. Hays, the river editor,
undertook to improve the morals Of q
map named Hamburger, who kept 8 low
down cofee-house on the levee. Day
after day the river column sparkled
with witticisms about H~ambuggers rot
gut whisky, the goat he kept to butt down
customers and the orgies that made mid
night hideous in that highly moral local
ity. Hamburger was q sensitive man
when his reputation was assailed, and
pinned away. So did bis customers. One
BY n they dropped of like tho last
roses of summer, and the money drawer
took the lockiAw. Hays vent on re.
forming Hamburger just the same as if
he didn't knog that the fellow had
supplied himself With frst-class whis-
ky at $l.5 q gallon. and poured
il the hot shot Of the gospel as if Moody
and Ssnkey had given him a rowing com.
mission to FIGHT the evil one in his chosen
positions. To make a long story short,
Hamburger brought suit against the Cou-
%rier.Journal Company for libel, claiming
$4,000 damsgesl Instead of compro-
missing the matter, as they could have
done, by paying Hamburger 50, 999 SO,
and thus, in some measure, making
amends for breaking up a fine, prosper
GUS business and thus soothing the plain.
tiff 8 feelings, they actually resisted the
suit. Hays was put on the stand and
testified that he was instructed by the
proprietors to improve public morals
wherever he sa~ al opportunity, and
that be was trying to raise money to
build a church in H%smbugger's neigh.
borhoOd. This settled il; the jury
promptly brought in P verdict
against the Courier Journal, fixing the
damages at one cent. Whether the
paper a pay it without giving 3 mort.
gage on its new building We have not
heard. Such extensive missionary opera
tons would break up the richest paper
in the world. Down this way when a
river reporter is caught preaching to the
hsathen on the levee he is discharged
and an apology is made to the heather.
We have not had TO SBologize for six
years.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-11
FOREIGN.

LONDON, January 1.-The crew Of the
notorious schooner Jefferson Borchen
complain Of the condition Of the vessel,
of harsh treatment by the captain and
assert that they have no doubt that the
former crew we're driven into mutiny by
his cruelty.
The failure Of Charles BOundy 4 Co.,
metal merchants, of Birmingham, is 90.
nounced. Liabilities, fl67, 900.
PARIS, January ll--President Mac.
Mahon presided at the meeting Of the
French Cabinet to-day. Leon Say will
probably retire from the ministry; the
other members viii probably remain.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-11

Mrs. Bette Maddox, a vulgar woman
OF Baltimore, vent into Thomas Bur
gems store aud paved over everything
for an hour or two without buying, after
which she turned up her sristocratic
nose aud ~dispsrsged the quality Of Mr..
%burgen's goods. you don't want 10
buy anything" said Mt. Burgen. "You
are one Of that sort as goes around 10
SEQ what they can see. You get cut Of
here. III have you TO know Ina
lady, said Mrs. Maddox. Il don't
know whether you are or not" responded
ar. burgen. Scene second-KntsT Dr..
Maddox with 3 eowhide IL his hand and
8 friend az his elhoz. Sound Of rap.a
logging, aud Mr.. BurQon counted
forty eud three stpesks tAs next tina
he changed his shirt. - hadidaapoks
Herald.