davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-28
Sic uWoffoner Sparba,tf a

NeuzY OFT, u. 0t3br. = Die Beamten
Der uSoitoner Sparbanf" beanlpruden pom
alien 9epofitoreu, luelde ibr @elo aus Der
Sanf 8n S'eben beabiiatigen, Die seietli9 fe1t.
geitellte porberi9e Siinoisung. Sic 8anf bat
i'm 0anfe bes Dtonats nabe an 500, 900 an
Oepoittoren ausge3ablt. Die 5olpens Der
4nitalt bdnst BON bem @ertbe ibres @runb-
ei9entbunls, peldles auf $432, 900 ssi6dtt
iptro, uno ibrer Sppotbefen I'M Setrage pou
Sl,O72,0oO ab. Den Sii9ern mad belduft
it9 Der nonllneae lleberi6uB Der Sauf auf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-28

| binter benz Barlor gelegene gibltothefstntz
nier, uil Der 6lieben0en ben gSeg na1 Der
gum @rbgeIhoiie fiibrenben Sreppe ab6ui6netz
ben. Die S6p1egernlutter, tDelde I'M Sorrl=
bore gemartet, trat ibm eutgegen, bod iparo
| ite BON Sobnlon anf bic Seite gel6oben.
| Srau Sobnion bate mittlerlueile Die Sreppe
| erreid)t uno mar berett5 mehrere Stnfen bin=
abgeipruu9en, als Sobnion ieiuen 8epolper
bob, sielte unb bic 6rau in Die rehte Sdulter
IdoB. Witt einen1 Dersmeilelnoen S6rel
tiirste bas uusliidlife gSeib nieoer unb fiel
bic gan5e 2duge Der 3reppe btnab; ibre beiz
ben S6tpelteri1, tpeld]e Die Sbiir oes Sdlaf>
3immerS se5ffnet batten, fingen bic Serwunz
bete in ibren 9lrmen auf unb sogen fte in's
3imn1er, beiien Sbiir iie perriegelten. Sobn-
ion perlud)te brrd bic Slide in's 3lmmer su
orinaen unb lief, ba au6 bier Die Sbiir per=
id1loiieu mar, auf bic StraBe, I'M bllr6 bas
Neniter Ill flettern. 9liidlid)eripeiie mar elm
Bolisilt in Der Ndbe, pelder ben gSiitbenoen
fcitbielt, ibm bic Otorbnaffe entriB uno i'm
mad benz Stationsbauie oes 1. YreSinfts
bra6te. Srau Sobnion, iuelder bic Sugsl
ourf) bic Shulter in Die refte Srult gefab=
rem mar, iit ntft lebensgefGbrltf ueripunset,
eenn oas @eifof fiel aus Der gSunbe, alS bic
Nrau iih bonn Yooen erbob. Sie fubr, ohne
ii6 perbinoen gu laiien, i'll Seglsitung ibres
Saters mad benz StationShaule uno flagte
ibren @atten bes Moreperludes all. Schn-
ion pal pollitGnbtg ru6i9 unb gefabt. Gr
beantwortete bic oil ieben Irreltanten ju tel
lenoen 6ragen, fpeigerte ild tnbelien, nber
oas bon ibm began9ene gerbreden tr9enS
fpeld)e 9lngaben 5u nahen.""
Sn benz 81 grbe gebenosn Sabre bes Sals
1877 tprrben in Cincinnati ni6t nent'
,Ia O L 1 n ! Il ttor
iibt, udbrenb III oemielben 3eitraume biz 20
fal=@brouif Der Yorfopole mebr, als so
Selbi moroe gu uersei9nen hattie.
Die q Sabre alte U malie GleinS s in
@bselin9, @. zStrs., besins Selbfmoro, ine
ben1 iie fi6 erbauste.
Sor nehreren gSo6en perI6panS in San=
iasz@itp, Wto., Elm eut d)er 8rtef trde
ger, ytameHs SbeoSor 9iintber. Ufan fauo
ietne Uniform am Mtfiouri CHROME. Sor
ieinem Seri6minben bate ibm Der BoItnlet<
iter ertldrt, baB CT feblenbe @elbpadete bei=
sui6affen babe. @iintber peripra6 au6, es
;u tbun, ididte aber itatt SeHen einen Srief
ans Boftan1t, porin er feline S6ulo einge-
itanb, nm Wltleio fiir ieine 5rau nno ieine
adlt &tnber bat unb leinen Gntl9lub anfiin=
btste, ii6 alsbalb aus Der QSelt Su ibafIen.
Iebnlt6es i6rieb er al ietne sSrau. Sett er=
fdhrt man, baB Der Sootgeglaubte ieitber
in Quincp, ST., als eotalsIgert bes Seob<
abters an SuinoiSfluiie" luttg unb in Sreus
ben gelebt babe uno BON einem @ehetutpolis
siiten Ses YoltamteS - beiuabe eriuiidt wor'
ben tpdre.
Su alab ANA ift taft Die babe Saumz
ipoa> >Grnote nod auf benz Seloe, ba es ben
Sarmern ali gebiilfen gum @lnbeimlen man'
gelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-28
NITElETsII EEaIIIIN
Sherif3-Derkduf
o. areau Der gOGfsz@asz Sompaente,
SIR. 1872. 3efts 1saBetteftraBe.

Baltimore, ben 6. Des. 1877.
Sn elmer beute ftatt9efunoeneR 8erIamnlIno bes
0trettouumS muroe etne pom 2. Sonuar 1871 an
tabl6are 9tntoenDs Uon jtpei YrnSent ausaeporz
fen.
Die lle6utra9un9s6ld bGei6en pom IA. 9ea
iember bis suth 2. Sannar aeJdlIuiien.
(294,6,8,3OO,2,4,6,8,I0,5,D geirctdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-28
6aSfoM0fett.

Domes. H;tnaS, Vulkans
II. +. 10. iuerben ufYrobe su
reousirten Gsreifeu perfauft. 8aseinrid) )tungen
ponpo olirtem N e / in unb N a oIica.
NGe nelen uno auserleenen girtTdtunaen orisinelz
Ter 6acon neuerbin9s perpolltommnet itno iest sur
Qniidbt aus9etent. @leir0bren unb 8aseinridI=
tmng in alien ibren Branten. @aus neue Wufter,
aus ben belten f5a5rifen iorsfdta aussepdb(t. AGe
Saten su mo9lidi nebriSen Breiien.
(Septl3, Si.a.3T) SSsbn $. SstoS,
bauie, friiber bel s. .. Dapioion & Comp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-28
Der Reaer, ipenn er ntbt muB,

Sn Srop, Suo., ftarb Der oeutid)e pirnier
Wel4tor 9edert, So Sabre alt,
Sn Chicago moate fi9 Der S9nittpaarelt=
bdnoler 8 etnri6 g 6lotthauer erz
i9ieBen, bate aber feinen re6ten @rfolg ba.
nit, benn Die Spitfugel, bic etwa einen bal
ben 3oa iiber oem redlten Sbre einorang, GER
id)lug sluar Die Sirnidaale, braug absr nit)t
ueiter. als ibre ei9ene 2dnge in oaS Snuere
fen 3mif9enfaa nift auBer 6aiiung bringen,
ionOern blieb ruhlg IN ibrem 2aoen unO be-
oiente ibre Aunoeu. 4ls Elm Sert6teritatter
ite fragte, erflarte iie flr5: u9ld mas, i'd
babe mid nit nleinem glten gefampelt, uns
mir itno iett idOn 1pieber gut Sreuno. llnb
iibrtgens aebt eS Riemauoen @tpas an."
Die vp anente" 4ustellu n 8
in g b1la belpbi q spirb am 81. De-
3ember Permanent" geidlOien tperbeu. Sc
i9iebt benz WtuderzSnititute Iedt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-28
Sfe &oElIett. .Nomf,in0fiott.

Nen orf, 27. Oe5br. - S1e Sertreter
Der ueridiepenen &oblen-@ -@ompagnie'n bielten
beute eile weitere 8eriommlung, pdbren0
rpelfer bas in Der letten Serlamntluus er>
nannte @omite einenBerift eritattete, pel6er
bic BON ieoer @ompasnie monatlid 5u probu@
sireuoe Guantttdt aoblen feititellt. Ser Se,
ridt murbe an oa8 Son1ite 5uritfperfuteien,
nit Der Suitruftion, Die Sori9ldge Der ners
idiebenen @Ompagute'n 81 priifen uno i'm
gtotbfale etn S6ieOsgeriAt 81 eruennen. -
Im 2. Sanuar ftnbet cine abernaltse Ser
ianlnlltng in 8bilabelpbia ftatt.
9a8 @omite beridtete DdhrenO Der be1ttgen
Sieung 3u @rnTten Iolgeuoen 8ro5entlateS:
yBbtlab. ,&eaDin9" 81, ,.Hebigb=8aleD" 1871,
yNetpz zSTiep=&eutral" Is, rOdamare 2ad.,
8eitern" uno y0elapare- 6uOlOn" ie 124,
rYennl. Sabn" 9, nPenni. Soblen=@ompa9~
ME" 6.
0iticr Sori6lag purOe uerwOrfen unb fol.
genber au Stelle Oe5 @rltereu unterbretet: Z:
y0el. Sad. .8eitcru" unO el.<6upion" III
ID, y9teaoing" %, uGebi9b Saaep" II, ugt.=
S.=@entral" 10, nPenni. .sSabn" uno pa
8pblens@omp. BroSeut.
$5r. Conan uub Der Sertreter Der D2ebigb=
@allcp= Sabn" erbobcn audi gegen Otelen Sorz
l1lag gtulpaub, uno Die 8eriammluug per=
taste fid) barauf. 9f, 0idion ertlarte beute
AbenO, er hege Die feite SOffnung, baB Oen<
mob Elm @tlueritdnOniB gu Stanoe tOmmen
mPr0e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-28
sraans. 9trattsu Il eaOIer.s
<ITH"sf SIFHIESN q SaoIeE'S
@ss;sF77szSssszss;ss:S z3z1;sss;=;s;;s;=s:N
Ns1E2sE.Ill a::SSg co ] 3s13

aa9eStethonen iest tm 9ange. Sdllcr t0Rne1 m
Jar iedbs Ylonate begannen
wtontae. ben I. ETtober.
@ @Se anfalt nmtaBt etren bodft gritnblibeu uno
iabtnna n t9ren Oerfdtebenrn 8rautben, nie ne in
Gen 9etten 9el9dftsbducrn son96artft gd,6nSd,reis
yen III Ireleln, Ial9em uno ee9anten Stple; faufs
tbooen @efdaits:untcr.ueitmns burdl 8ermittss
Llll9 pom 9el6dttsbGuiern; San0elSs lnO 8anes
oertehr, Der 6ur9 uner austauidylpfttn, eninIieks
pbta, Nem=Yort, Chicago uno anoereu SaupfH66ten
PES sanoes, prattli6 betreben miro. q eidb dts
soT5e eng miro burd tbatFddlibe ar6eis
ts oriele ole NIT Der Bon beOroert iueroen aeebrt.
Oeflonll0 oeer l4rftltt ON o6tae a0teiie. (223T-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-28
Ser omr6sebrantte Heau @orfer
glcciiesGomnttfsdr.

Nem=Dorf, 27. Oesbr. - Omen Mur=
pbp, Der eutf flobene S6abmeiiter Der bieGgen
Acciie=Seb0rOe, ioll itt I'M Clifton SOuie"
in Canada befinoen rno inter geipliien Be
oingungen erboten baben, suriid3ufebrei1. @r
iplroe gefern bon Der SebDroe ausqeitoben.
Die Yolisei>@ommiiidre, iopie Die Itit-
glieber Der accile=Seb6rbe i9enfen benz oben
erpdhnten @eriidte felnen @lauben.
Wfapor @lg ri6tete geltern einen Srief an
ben 9onperneur, in ipelfem er bic &ufnlerf<
lan1feit oeiielben auf Die 9lffatren Der 4ceiie<
SebDrOe biniidltlid Der Tluht bes S6abnei=
iters lellfte. 6r. @eorq gg Wortou, Dr1ii.
bent Der VebDroe, lab fi9 in Solge oteie8
Srtefes beute peranlaBt, elne griinblid)e I'm,
teriu6ung BON benz @oupernsur Su foroeru.
(Spdter. superintendent @allinq muroe
beute burd bic Boltseibsb0roe Ser Staot guf=
falo benadrid)tigt, OaB cine bon Smen Ofurz
pbD ausgeitelte Nnlpeilun9 fir $4,000 auf
Oie Bacifczganf" BON BEN Bean1ten ber
u@oniolioateb Sanf OF ct. @atbarines" (Saz
naoa) on Die uSarmers' & Me9auics' 8auf"
in Buffalo geidift noroen ei. Der Supez
rintenoent stebt bieraus ben 5d)lub, oab fid)
Oturphg mohrldeinlid III ct. @atbarines
auibdlt. Die bieiigen 8reunDe Murpbp's
lolen su9egeben baben, OnB iie gfadlriften
BON tbm erbalten baben, unb benz Sernebmen
na6 beabfidtlgt Der @ntilobeue, l!nterbano=
lnngen gum 3rpede eine8 Yerglei9s nit Der
Uiunisipalbeb0roe anSufniipfe1. Gtlidle 4ere
ionen iinb Der Initdbt, baB Murpbp nidt i'm
pollen Seiibe ieiner @eiiteSfrdfte lit. t6r.
Ntorton, prdiioent Der acciie- -Seb6roe, erfldrte
beute, er wiiie uid)t, pie etn etpaiger Sor@
i6lag Dturpbp's 81 einem @ompromiB aufge=
nommen weroeu ipiiroe; cr lei jett ibrigens
iiberaeugt, oaB Wturpbp fib in Canada be-
fiube.
Der @oNpernelr hot ben Mapor Glp auf>
geforoert, iOrnlelle anflageu 9egen Die %lccile-
eommiliare ein5uretd)en, inOefit Der Snbalt
letEes an ben @ouperneur gertdtcteu Sriefs
III paa lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-28
sl,tS Wtttel= tlto Sao=2smesifa. =
Die 1tapermetSltd)en NsppI,tttoz
ttett ittto 9tirgerfrtege. Die
&dSfeesfSrffofe tit esSfs nfcttsnIn

Stem Yort, 81. 9esbr. = gtafridten
aus SalparGilo bis gum %. 9toubr. ergeben,
paB in Puuta 9lrenaS eine Sniurreftou an9ez
settelt ipnrbe, nm ben Capt @uisaloe, Sen
8efehlsbaber Der Garuilon, 81 ftiir5en. Der
@ouDerneur mar anfdnglid) nift i'm Stanoe,
Die @mp0rung su iiberipdlti9en. Die 8ebellen
SiincefeH, naboen iie ben @apitGm auf bic
1tMtalife gSeiie erlnoroet hatten, alle 6egie=
rnngssebanbe, einidlisblib beS nit Yatienten
gefalten Solpitals, OH. Die Stride uno
Pfarrei entsingelt Der 3erftDrung. Die Stl=
Iurgenten ranbten $1,000 aus Der Dffelltltd]en
8aiie unb pliinoerten alle 9el6dftsbduler.
Sn Der aagemeinen anfre9nng geriethen iie
inter ii4 ielbit in &f, nnb piele muroen
set0otet. Son allen @ebduben in Der aolonie
blteb MIR bic 6Glfte perl6ont. Die An3abl
Der 9etDoteten belduft idj auf 40, pdbreno
II oerlDunbet tpuroen.
Sertd)te aus @cuaOor melben, baB Die Gr=
bebnn9 Der GoneruatiDen unterbriidt moroen,
Die Mrmee Der Hepublif Colombia iiber bic
9ren5e aut ibr eigenes 9ebiet suriidaefebrt lit
unb baB bic politiibeu lusitdten bes 2auoes
10 nn9emiB, als je, iinb.
Der @rtrag Der &affeez Grnbte in Guatemala
TT ungemObnlib rei6li9 unb mirD 10 raid,
alS mD9ltfl, perldifft. : Guatemala bat iieh
getrsi9ert, Die Iominifration bes Sen. Quar-
bio IN &sfta silica ansuerfennen, unb man
befirftet, oab bieie @eiserung bte Besiebun.
gen beiber Staaten gefdbroen pirO. Sroboem
glaubt man ni6t, baB elm &ries in ausfd,t
ftebt, fpsnn nidt Nicaragua, .bonouras unb
9alpabor in bic Wibbelisfeit perpidelt iper-
ben follten, mas unter ben lImitanben nid,t
tpabrfdeinlid5 ift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-28
Gtne SfanoaI8eid,i6te tit Gtneitta


Cincinnati, 27.OeSbr. Ser porgefern
Utor9en in hteit9er StaOt ueriibte @tnbru6
giebt benz Sptusz9ide1 den Sfanoal Bro
3eiie eiue neue gSen0un9. SRI. Selene 9idep,
Elm Sraueu3tmmer bon GROCER S40nbeit, Die
Dor etntaen Sabren in bic erlten &reiie Der bic
iigen @eiellid)aft 3u9elahen purOe, bat neulidl
BEN Sobn 9. Sntus, SObn Oes retdeu Ba=
pierfabrifanten Sptus, tpegen 8ru6eS DeS ibr
gegebenen @bepcripre9ens auf $4,000 @nt-
id)Gbiaun9 Uerflagt. Gle reidte cine 3lueite
&lage pegen Sertiihrung unb uuebelid)er SD
teri6nit gegen i'm elm. SIN 8orperbDre tpuroe
Sptus fir iein @rIheinen in oem iiber sibn
erbGngten@rtmtual= Bro5eiie inter 8iirgi6aft
asitellt. @S glng aus bcmielben bernor, oaB
FRI. Oidep, ais iie Dor bier Sabren ihr 8tuO
9ebar, BON Or. Mc@artbp BON bier bshanoelt
luurbe, Der aablreid)e griefe bon SgtuS nnb
SRI. 0ifep in 6dnben bate, luelde, iple er
ia9t, ihluB9iiltig betpeiieu, baB it4Sbtus beS
9e9en SRI. Dtdep periibten Serbre9enS ldul-
big gemadt babe. Die agenteA oeS Sptus
baben itdb in neuerer 3ett bemiibt, ltf in ben
Sefb jener 8riefe 3u iesen, mas ihnen jebo6
nift gelang. 8orseferu Nsorgen ipurben
oieie gapiere aus ben Bulte in Otc@artbp'S
@obnung BON eineut @inbreder geftoblen, Der
ourf zines Der boroeren Seniter in bas Saus
einbraf]. @r murbe, alS er bas 6aus uerlieB,
entbedt, aber er entfan, inoent er benz Ooftor
etn Biftol Dor Die Naie bielt nnO ibn 3u er=
ifieBen orobte, penn er iid nidt ru6i9 per-
balte. Cine goloene l1br, Die i'm 8eretd)e oes
@inbreders lag, lteB berielbe unberiibrt liegen.
Der Serluft bieier Papiere lpirb auf ben ers
pdbnten ProseB eiuen iebr groben ginilnB ba=
ben, uno Sgtus mtro, mie es ben2lnifeiu bat,
ben 8utn be86rl. 0iGcp einem iun9en0tanne,
benz Sobne eines bieitgen reiten &aufmannS,
sur 2ait legeu, na6Oem Oie0ofuuente abban.
ben gefOmmen itno, Die uiellei3t ieine 9dulo
unwtoerlegll9 beruieIen baben miirben. SDtus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-28
Rnrie @abeLoepefdlrit. .

pic Sauilcute Don Ntandeitcr, gnalarS,
beabit6tiaen, 4orn. @ambetta III einem 8e.
Iube ihrer StnNt einSulaoeu.
- Der l9oden Seridt Der ,0eutiteu
&eihSbant" ergtbt cine 9(buabme an 6orts
gelo tnl Setra9e bon II 800, 900 Oarf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-12-28
0eidaitssWegmeiier.
electromagnetic 1tuo S6uereiett.
Norrts, Sbnmas &C Sobm, gir. AZ. ei9htftr.
gsit Die EautetI

8. Sat & Sobue, gir. 1874, siib=Sroaonap.
u. Seanneret, Saaru.i.p.) y, gtr. 81, 2erin9touhr.
Dollar Store, SIR. 22O, u. .zsaltimoreitraSe.
Sobn U. Gomber, gir. 20, 9ertnstonr.
yuuis isetber, gir. t67, Glib zSroaomap.
@aoaute pc Siiocira, Sir. 75, 9erlnetonifr.
, 1877-04-29
COMMERCIAL,

Tho leading produce markets were modernte,v,
active Saturday, and comparatively steady. the
fluctuations In prices not being 80 severe by far
during the prcsions days OF the week. Quotations
were pretty well sustained, the speculative moyc-
ment OF few days ago having apparently met
with its legitimate reaction The receipts Of grain
showed an increase, except in wheat, bpt the
weather was bsd, and expected to cause a material
'allne Oh In corn, and some In oats. The shipping
movement was quiet the large shipments reported
IN the above table being chiefly OF vessels ,yhIch
mad been loaded some time before the opening of
navigation The adyiccs from other points noted
continued strength, and saye reason to fear that
tue war clond s gradually but surely spreading a1l
over Europe Not much dependence was placed
upon tue runaoss Of concerted action between En-
gland and Austria; but those rumoss directed At.
, 1877-04-29
FEMININE NOTES.


Somebody adycFtiscs fur scrvant-girl *'who
would not be above placing herself on an equality
with the rest Of the family"
No, ma, she said, - Charles can never be any.
thing TO INC more. He came out this sprfny In hi.
last fall oVcfcoat; aud, MA! II It only matched
my new dressI wouldn't care 10 much. but Il
docan't and VIC have parted '' -
The Paris Charirara depicts two O. thu aof,cr NV
preparing to witness tho trial Of the cnd WIN yixI-
sected his mistress. How shall We drcss!' a.ks
one- What colors, replies the Other. ..do voy
think will please tho accuscd1"
hay thcy always live in peace and harmony I"
was the way In which IN editor wound uu nott,.
out IN hts paper the next morning: ''May they ai
ways live on peas and hominy.'
South Hill- New help to her mistress: ..yc,f,
not be going down town thc afthernoon. mem. for
y 1ust or ov party I'm giving this areuIn' an
u Mhe tnA5 ~ nade ycz bit with the foinc
eye.
When Bu 1alo young lady parts from, her bcsn.
who ts too baahfui To understand thc nicer usaces
OF his position, she will say: .'Wllliam. #. yon
were 10 kiss me you might be afraid ma would heir
fercucer' W ''e viz
Nh. Jones. don't you think women are more
aites scratching his layorite bump for moment o.
two, ssid: why, certainly, tley xre.Gthev ~
smit6 hs,1 sh ima men only marry women alt4s
why:F Cook: certatnly. MIN, % Van .es }ha ask
on!s one pl'ceman in thls ole Of a place-becein'
the parashs parding-and he's took M with tho
MP nnppe5 ouse maid Which its no concern OF mine
Funny Folks. 09''"''s
, 1877-04-29
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS.

Tho Home Literary gave their last public enter
tainmcnt for the season Tuesday evening to a
crowded house. The exercises wcse among the
most interesting or any which have been presented
aud there is universal regret that the public is to be
deprived OF these pleasant and instructive
entertainments. The programme was an e1-
cellent one, consisting Of q select read
Ing by Miss Ella Hawks; recitaslons By Miss
Nellie Goedfellow and Mr.. William Goodfcllow;
essay by Miss Clara Ncwhall: tablean representing
the Court Of Paris; and pantomiHe, by ~. Merry;
The exercises were cnivened by music, Miss Frank
Whiting and D. K Draper favorng the audience
with songs, and Miss Mary Newhall, Mr.. ". L.
Millard, and Messrs. Robert and Henry Higgins
with instrumental music
The many friends OF MRS. r. 3. Mitchell, who
has been visiting friends in Wisconsin for some
time past will be pleased to learn that her health
is much improved. Mrs. n. intends to spend the
summer In Minnesota Master Willie DcttmeE
came near becoming the victim Of serious acci-
dent Saturday. While standing By and looking at
tho operation. Of 4 planning machine in Gcls 4
Nicmeycr's mill, one OF the knives became de-
tached from tho machine and struck him in the
shoulder. Fortunately he was not severely wonnd-
foundry, was severely cut in the face Monday.
, 1877-04-29

addition to society, which >promiaea to be quite
lively dn!ing the coming summer.
-Proi. Morgan will preach in the Baptist Church
to-dny.
The Rev Charles Lester will occupy the pulpit
Of ST. Pau1's as usual TIE Sunday school VIII
now commence at o:15 In place Of I. as hereto
men Will be formed to-day.
Tho Rev. alr. johnson will preach in the PFesoy~
terrain Church.
". c. Nichols has sold Its residence ON Cornell
street to Mr. Fred Root, who will soon take pos
sion and become resident Of Hyde Park: T. 3.
Davis has rented the the residence on Park avenue
become a resident Of Hyde Park +. r. Camp
bell will leave the village tomorrow. Il. III.
Stow VAL also leave for Chicago Tuesday.
DR.. Quimby. OF Memphis, Tenn, Is guest IN
the village He will remain few: weeks return
ing South for the summer, but will live IN Hyde
Park during the coming winter
, 1877-04-29
GOSSIP FOR THE LADIES.
Naming the BIuggins Baby---A
Slight Mistake.
The Green-Eyed Monster---How Dan
buryite Popped the Question.
/ Tight~rittins Dress-~1he Eashingtons--1iste
laneous Feminine koteS.

LOVED ME ALL THE TINE
Mary dear, do you remember
Twenty years ago..
On that chillr. cold December.
When you answered 'tNo";
Bow walked, that night 60 chilly,
Five long miles to sspop il, :"
And you answered - No ~ go lily
Said Jon wished ''I'd stop it,;
When yoa send me back confouodcd-
Thoughts Of suicide
As with courage propounded
Yo1 to be my bsidcf
Tesi twas that pusnac!ous {. No, eir,"
Said SO charming, pretty
And that pointed finger, Go, Sit, '"
Sent me 10 the city.
With resolve TO win your Eraces:
t'Do or die" was in it.
So buckled on the traces,
Bound In time to win it.
And you know the year Came
Not in winters freezing,
For learned for Cupid's claim
Spring was better pleasing. -.
And the ycars how koon they numbered
Till The yerna1 day
When again the love that elumbered
Said the same old say.
Now the language this wifc ran:
+'Tlll you-wilI you-Nary:"
And stood i trembling man,
Till ~ will, you dcaric"'
O*you goose, how well you tsshoscd me"
In that chilly climct
When you answered No, you loved nc
Loved me all the time!
5SeLEwooD, Ill FRANK B. WIspoN.
, 1877-04-29
EVANSTON.

". Y. Brainard has procured position as clerk
in the Chicago Post Office.
B. ". Davis has been visiting his friends during
the past week.
The alumni Of the University meet ut the resi-
denee Of n: A. Pcarsons Monday evening to ap-
point committees and make arrangements for d
grand reunion Commencement week.
The pulpit at St. Marks Church will be occupied
to-day by tue Rev. Mr. Street, the PASTOR the Key.
J. S. Smith. having gone to Minnesota.
The Amphctyonic Literary Society held its last
meeting Of the season ut Mr. Burroughs, last even
ing.
Col. Braiaard and family depart soon for Bould-
er. Col.
Saturday is an unlucky dny for vcnders in
whisky in this vicinity. Yesterday Adam Macrs
was brought before Justice Newell upon the Charge
Of violating the Sunday net, but for want Of con
elusive testimony ofshis guilt the case was dis
, 1877-04-29

Thursday evening the Indies Of the Episcopal
Church gave IN exceedingly pleasant sociable at
the residence OF Sr. L. D. Phillips. The evening
was spent in the usual pleasant and social way, but
long after the elders had left the younger portion
remained enjoying themselves in more spirited
manner.
DR.. Il. ". Patterson will shortly leave bis High
land Park residence for one in Ch1cago. Dr. Ed
win Cross will likewise make his home in the city
Several new families have lately taken houses in
the Park, and Sfr. and Mrs Goodrich and family
have taken rooms Mt the hotel for the summer.
MT: Potter P. Rnscuc has returned tu his family
and numerous friends.
, 1877-04-29

would prove an agency for the destruction Of
young grasshoppers, but Investigations made TO-
day do not warrant any such conclusion There
are not a great many around here, but those that
were matched before the storm commenced are no"
rs lively as before.
Special Dlspafcn to Tie 7rfbune-
CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia. Aprtl 2S-A cold rain set In
here yesterday morning and continued TIL abont
noon 10 day, when it turned to snow, which con-
tnucd tu fall till o.. III. The wind is now blowing
from tho northwest with signs Of still lower tenn
pcraturc. .
oxAnA. Ncb April e8. 8.-passengers who ar,
inches OF Snow at Aroca and Crcston. In. It
enowcd here hard all the afternoon, but now is
cleared. The storm was general throughout tals
section.
Reports from various sections state the crops
to be in most excellent condition.
, 1877-04-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN CITIES.


Special Dispatch to Tie Tribune 81
LIVERPOOL, April .s8-1I 80 a. -m-FIouR-yo. l. 81
Sd; No. .. Sis, =
Observation-Disclosures, No. I. 13s: No. >, Is Cd
SPRING, No. !, 13s sd; No. 2, 1os; white, No. l. 1ss Vi
40, 156 i'd; club, No. |. 14s; No. 2. 13s Sd; Con-
New No. !. 2os Cd, No. 9. 2os ~: ~
fRov1s1oSs-Pork, 86a- Lard, 4os cd.
LIVERPOOL, Aprft as-3:30 p. m.-GRA1x-Whtat-
Winter. No. l. 13s i'd; No. 2, 13s; white, No !, ~
sd; no. , 1as Sd; club. No. l. IDS cd; No. :, 13s 3D.
PKovisEoSs-Lard. 49s Sd 80
Lrv1HrooI- ApTtl loa-Evcning .-~CorroH-Ste&dief tt
5}Sa6sd: sales 900 bales; speculation and a1pofk
:! osIytys-Csforn1a white wheat 1as sasla q:
sprng 12s@l3s ss %; 90 winter !as@ss g. Foas17
~ ID; new Do. 29s@ss Cd oats-Amertcan, sex ID.
Barley. 3as 81. Ptas-CaHadlan, 4fa,
Observation-Disclosures, GOt97Js.
fEovis1oSs-Meas pork 68s- Prime neea beef. a0 g.
shUrt clear, AIS 81. a
TALLow-33s Sd. ., ..' ~
PErnoLKrx-Spirtts os; refined do, II 3D. =: "A
L1SsExD JLL-31s@32s- ~ +
kEstS-Co1nmon. IS Sd; pne, l3E. 7:<* ~ss.t
EflAlT* IERFENTfNE-1863 Sd, t,S e.At
ClFEsE-F1nc American, Nh. <..a.
ANTWERP, April f18.-PETEoLEux-H3H&. -" "*
LONDON. April il:s8--TALLow-45s.