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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-26
8altimore, Wo, Nlontag, ben rs. Wobember 1917

| itber oem 9ep6bnli6en @aiierItunoe unb fina
fur5 6ararf an, langiam 3u fa1en. Oepe,
| id)en ans Charlottesville erQeben, oaf Der Ri.
| uauna=S SluB ebenfall5 faQt. 9u8 @asmell.
@ountD, g.=@., nabe Der @rense BON 8irai=
nten iperbeH 6o6maiier uuo GROCER S1aOer
beri6tet.
6 @bartottepille, Sa., 25. 9fop. -
aae StrDme in oieier @e9enb iiuo bod an9ee
| i9mollen, nnb Die on ben nfern nobuenOen
GARNER babeu ungebeure Serlulte erlitten.
Der 8ipannaz6luB ftebt Jest 10 bod, als in
1870, lit leOo6 iett i'm Sallen. Sin Sbeil
Der biefgen eilerueu Bride 1T SnitDrt uno Der
6eft beiddoi9t. Die cincinnati Ohio,
Sabn" bat DIE Sef0roeruug ibrer 3ii9e einge=
ltellt.
9Saibington, 25. 9fob. - Der 9iaz
nalbeamte 5u @reat Sails aqudouft telegra.
pbirte I'M 3 llbr beute Na6mittag, bab Der
Botonac 6luB IS SUP geitiegen 1T unb
nod imner langiam fortitetgt.
(Spdter.) - linn IL llbr bel1te 9tad)t mar
Der Botomac bel bem 9eorgetomner 9lqudouft
nod INNER i'm Steigen, rn0 bas @aiIer tanb
5 SUB 3ou bod iiber ben g8srften. Sci
9reat=S Sails mar bas 8aHer BON l9r
abenoS bis II llbr I'M 2 GOD geitiegen.
Sn 9eorgetomn iteben Die unteren Stod=
perfe pieler Der SluBfronte entlaug ltebenOen
Sduier ultb 0taga5ine Hitter @aIier, uuo Der
angert6tete S9aben crreid)t etne betrdhtlid]e
pDbe. Die @igentbiimer Der all Wteiiten Der
Sefabr au8gelebten 9ebduDe batten lid] friib=
seltig auf Die Sluf)t porbereitet unb allies
sSert6bolle in Siderbeit gebratt. Die 9lna=
loltan=Snlel, 9eor9etomn gegeniiber, lit gGnS@
llf 1tberld)menillt, unO Die Slntb 1T Die
bD6ite ieit 1852. Su 8albington tpuroen
9eitern piele &eaer ron @ebGuoen an Der Beunz
lnlpantazIoenue inter 9Sailer geiett, unb Die
Seuertuebr mar beute Oanlit beldGfttgt, baS
gSailer au85upumpen.
Oas Souterraiu i'm @ebGuoe oeS ,,9tatio=
nal1Tepnbltcan" 1puroe nit gSaiier gefiillt,
ieood) gelaug es, bafelbe uieber Sll elttfernen,
ebe Die Brefie Sf)aoen erlitt. 2tm Sour
Dfile=8uu, SmiiGen bieler Staot uno 9leran=
oria, lit cine Strede beS @eleieS burd Die
Slutb anfgeriiien tporbeu, uno IN Eolae 9eiz
len wurben beute fetne 3iige na9 bem Siiben
bef0roert.
Sarper8' Terrn, "a. Top. Der 6luB
tebt 13 6uB bOber, ais geitern. unb lift nod
tmmer I'M raif)en Steigen begriffen.
9arpers' Serrp, %. gfop. - Seioe
Slitlie iteben iett 25 SUB ii6er rem burd=
l6nittltd)en gSaiierltauOe uno 5rpei SuB b0
her, ais i'll 1870. 9laes @igentbum al Der
Sbenanboab StraBe lit 5erftDrt. 8eice
6liiiie itei9en nod INNER ungefdbr 3 3ou pro
Stnnbe. Sis jett fms nod feline 0teul9en
um's 2eben gefOmmen.
Chambers burg, 3d., 25. 0op. -
Otele llnl9e9eno rprrbe in Dergangener 9tadt
our9 cine perbeerenbe lleberi9memmuug beint=
9eiu6t. Oie @onco6eaguez@reef lteg Is 6uB
iiber ibre gemDbnli9e S6be unp rthtete S6az
ben i'm Setrage BON peuigltenS $4,000 an.
Inn 4 llbr heute ga6mittag mur0e Die 8riife
Der v@umberlano=SaQeD=8abn" iber ben Boz
tomac bel gSilltamsport fortgeriiien, uno itd8
belaoene gSa9gons, tuelde auf Der Sriife
itanben, pnrDeH serit6rt. Der gerlult miro
auf $4,000 geld]dbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-26
Gtm 0rets npn etnett Gna3ett
n1fGSf1f

Nem= Oorf, %. 9tOpember. = 3piiben
Dem 17=jdbrtgen @eOrg 9ell unr benz 65zjdb-
rigen Safob Maiiartbt Seioe in 0er. 517, Sft
13. StraBe, wobnbait, erei9nete ftd) beute Elm
Strett, in meldem Otaiiartb ben iuugen
Wtann id)mer nit einen 8eile neriultnOete.
0ea mari parauf elm 0tdiirmeiier nad ietnenl
@egner, lpel6eS Die 9roBe SAla9aOer an
Otaiiartb's 6als burdifnitt unb ben alteu
0tann betnabe augenblidlid t0Otete. SeQ
tit perbaftet. Otan nil ipifien, oaB Der Sbd=
ter ben Seritorbenen nit leiner Wtutter i'm
gette iiberrabte unO Oaraui beitano, Dap
Setbe iid) beiratben lollten. 0teIes Serlangen
fiibrte angeblid] Su benz Streite, mel4er nit
Maliartb'8 SOB enOete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-26
Sr6uSe.

Yltt8 8burg, 3D., q. yfoDenlber. =
DIE YHugfabrif Der S56. Spratt & SobnS ii
aaegbenD=@itp brannte 9eltern abeub uieber.
Serlult 5000.
IewzOrleans, 25, ,Iopbr.-9te 3ufer
9faffinerie auf berQlrcaoiazY Ylantage I'M 8ir6-
lpteie Sberptae brannte an letten SreitagS.
abenoe ni.ber. Serluit $4,000.
g YbilaOetpbta %. NOuember. - 0i
SaummoQenipinnerei an @de Der 2. unG
@beitnutitraBe murbe beute friib blGrd Seuel
I'M @eIammtbetrage BON $4,000 bei9GOigt
IfQu peru1uthet Vrnubitiftuuo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-26

x =.
y Satttm ore, ben a. Nopbr. 1877,
Oet V0s9auoez 9nlpettor bat @raubnt6s@ s@eiude UNI
lol9enoe Sau< u<Yripilegien balten:
BON W. Stabn I'm Sommeroat, SIR. 81, Gngorz
StraSe;
40 Oon O. s. 99ap nm gdilO ON Sommeroad, glr.
oon 9. 9. 6sim urn stpn, 16 6ei 40 5us, untere
pom 6. Graft I'M oifenen Sduppen, t2 bel 12 Sus,
htnter ytr. sc, 5ampfeaoitr.;
non S 6lpnn um offenen G6uppen, 10 6ei f8 SuF.
btnter ytr. 14S, SeGpenbQ1ir,;
oon U. W. Biper um oeraroSerte siid1e bei 10 T.
binter gtr. 80, @eof9eitr.; o.
pom gtSrtenbIg SIM" um bol5erne Gette, "a 6us,
'intsT n61 y VI; ;,iSl,.. lSi, get=g,o9mbaroft. t
glntet oer Sde Ger eare1ltraBe uHo Der YotteGionz
Aoenue;
ron s. 8: 8obbnbo1n nm offenen s6uppen. 10
bel Y SnB, binteE gar' 166, SROzBacaitr,;
pon Der "Sofoei9en WadinenzGomp UNI Sdupz
pen au lhlleBen, ii Del % SuB, bnter Der Gdg 6er
BeHnlpI0anta@4oenue uuo 0offmanftr;
- oon j. u. aIne5 nm S6auiaitan am GauSHetne
gtr. 1853, 9toros@apir.
o0n s. 8. Gri6lcr nm offenen Shunoeu 6st IN
6hB, blnter yr. ia, 6eHriettQftr.;
63, Nor6@9aTtIeftr,; ~ ''''''' -
..l bon on o. T. u Spagman sta, 10 bel I6 6us, 5inz
tet 9tT vi. BqtterlonsIUenue;
non .. u. 2Reeoen um StaQ, 5 bel 70 Sus. bintgr
oet ede oeT Dicoenrpitr. uno 40oiions9Gep;
g pom = u. erean nm 6abueni4hO, Jr. %, s1oroa
pon q. 3. Baltcr um gci6loIIenen sduppen, 8 bet
aaep; %'''''''''''0 81 '''O "'''Oi'-
., pong. @!ltib UNI Oferen s6uppeu, 10 6ei 10 gns,
Selptoere@Roqo, nabe oer Bride;
pom FRAU &lumausr um &eraH0ab, Sir, 30, Sens
rettqifE, ~ -" ~s''-
@r benad1ridtiet Oabsr qae. Die es ansebt, ouk
e Tahlta9, oen l. SeBember. Yloroens 10 ilbE
NJ lelHein 8ureau dnneIeno iein miro, i'm beiaote
9eu6e in grud9uHs su sieben unb barber Betd,lpts
du Iaiisn 5m Auitrage ". 2 g9afFinS,
N<o'' elert oes @cbauoesSnlDettorS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-26
Beacon" Gsra q. Smith ciases suet=
ferett SifftlfnrOS erO1G1fi04

Mt6 DIE burg, ST., "a. gtOO. = Die
Qnpdlte in Oem 8rOSeiie gegen @5ra q.
Smttb ltnb Srau @bauplin pcgeu eineS oil
Der Sran oeS @rf.eren periibten @iftmOroS
baben Die @utOedung gemadt, baB cine S9me=
fter Der Srau Smitb Dor ntebreren Sahren ut=
ter abnlid)en SDnlptonlen, ipie Die 2ettere,
itarb. Die lleberre'e loaen iOfort auSgegraben
uub einer 9emii6en 2lnalgie unterpOrfen wer=
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Nus 9Seitinoiett+ - STE GenoIutiOn
anf SGtt SouGttt9o.

Sdpanna, "a. Ji0O. - Der englilde
Boitoampfer, iuel6er am II, gtOpember pon
ct. &bontas abgtng, bringt folgeuoe 92ad)z
rt6teu: Die pOlitiibe SituatiOn auf San
Domingo lit bDdit oermidelt, Die Sniur=
9enten III Der ili0Ditltfen YrouiuS Setbo bat
ten mebrere @riOl9e iiber Ste Hegierun9Strup
pen erruu9en unb riidten tmmer ndber all Die
0auptitaOt beran. Die GefGuguiTIe rparen
nit politiifen Sefangeneu iiberfillt. Die
8epolte in Seibo miro fOlgenoen llria9en 5u=
gel9rieben: 8ae5 ertldrte Die StaOt Gomana
fir etnen @tnfubrbafen etnSig All bem
a3pede, Inn Steb bon bort aus erportireu gu
f0nncu. @8 oerlautet, oaB er nit einer cit
banti9en Sirma einen @ontraft III SeSug duf
Die 2ieferung pon Sicb abgei4lofen babe.
Die SeO0lferun9 Der BrOuins betra1tete iein
Serfabren ais eine 9emeinihdbli9e Spefulaz
ton unO griif 81 ben gSaiien. Sn Den iibri=
gen Bropin3en tit bic Situation uuoerGn6ert,
nnb man6nral neigte itd Der Sieg auf Seite
Der 6e9erun9Struppeu, mandlmal auf Seite
Der Snlurgenten.
2luS 6aDti lie9en Nadri9tcn bis gum IL.
ytOuernber Dor, uuO tiefer 5riebe berrl9te in
iener 9tepublif.
Die 2lust9tcn I'M 8etreff Der 3ufercruOte
in Qan; 9Seltln0ien maren allsae2eldlnet.
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0erutiSdte 9epeidjct aus yse,u=
Onrf


gteipzO Oorf, 25. gtouember. - @olb erz
0ffnete qeifern III 1929.
-6rancis Mcg3alln, tpelher S6omas 90
ran in 8rooflpn tGbtete, befannte itd) qeitern
bes Sobtl6lagS i6uloi9 uno purbe su slpei
Sa6ren 3u6tbaus uerurtbeilt.
= S. g. Sale, @igentbiimer Der i'm lebten
September eiugedl6erten Bianofabrif, bebanp=
tet, bas 6ener lei in perbre6erilfer @bfid)t
augelegt tporoen. Or bat cine 8elobnung BON
$4,000 auf Die gntoeduu3 beS SranbitifterS
aus9eiebt.
= Der 9ampfsr ustnsIia" iit seftern bon
2on0on bier etIgetroffen.
= Son Cardiff lift Der 9ampfcr y@ienz
logan" seitern bier augefOmmen uno BON 6apre
Der Oantpier oeabraoor."
= Der Oampfer oNort5umbria" 1T eeifern
BON Witteluesr -SGfen bier angefomnlen.
9etnrid) SausmaHn, peldler am II. 5.
Wlts. in leiner @obnuug Scr. 19, GbrbltieItr.
iih unb leine brei sinOer ldoB, itarb beute i'm
Soipitale.
: Woies $. @rinnell farb geltern Q6eno
irt Ilter bon 65 Sabren.
-6eute fiuo bier angefommen: bon 2tper-
pool Der Oantpier oGOriattc," bon GLASGOW
Der 0ampfer .State OF Benniploania," bon
Sorbeanr Der Oampfer ySgrian," BON 8riItol
Der Danlpfer rSinoobona," pon gofobama
Der Oampfer ueonbon Cattle"
Sts 2lttti= Gbineiet. 8etpegttna lit
Satt Srattsiscp.
San SranSisco, "a. 9tou. : Die BON
ben @bineIene@ompagnie'n bteler Stabt mad
gSaibinstou gei6idte 0epei9e in 8e5ug auf
ben arbalteranssug, tuelder am 29. 5, Ut.
ifattfinbeu iol, bat einen fali9en Ginbrnd
oerariadt. Die Denomination miro unter
9eitung Der agitatoren, ,pel9e Dor Sursen
negen auimieglriiAer 9teOen perbaftet nllr4
ben, Dor itdl seber, aaeiu bic Siihrer bebaHp>
telr baB aiht bic gerinsfte 9fubeit6rung bead.
iidtist miro, ionOern baB ileeinfadb ben 3,ped
i'm auge baben, Die Stdrfe Der anti=G Gbineieu-
Sewesung su peranihaulifen. Die 8e65r-
ben baben alle nl69li6e 8orfebrpllgen sur
auirsdlterbaltung Der Oronuns getgoffen, be-
fiirdten iebod feige llnruhen. 9ie Ghinelen
perber jeoenfalfs ipabrenb Oes llnRuas IN
ibreni Biertel bIeiben, nm alfe @efabr eines
s3niammenifoBes sn permeioen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-26
0assGanoelaber. @aSaSanss!asst; e;agl lsanstf:se,

8ir ba!ten eine oerihieoenarge ulo umTangreidDe
Gammlung bon 0asetnrtd)tuuaS 2rtIfcI,
pelde aae neuen 0iuiter uno gtopitdten in unierer
Srande in SsrDitail u. 9seraplouug, attertbiim=
Iid)em Srfn (Verde Antico), Smpcrtats II, fraus
aDiiid Sron5e umfaBt, aleset auf Eager.
gBr b16en in Den preiien a1er Waaren cine Sera6z
iesuns entreten laien. u. y. Sapioion & 60,
ytr. 5, Toro= =Sibertnitraie he.
Seionbere Mufmertlamfeit mrO Der Ylerobre1<
uno gaseinrtdtuns setpiomet. (Oft3 t3.12Nite, ,iaGf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-26
Stpd) ettt @oltD=Wa9tttre iibers
fiilerf.

Yott8biue, Benni., "a. gtopbr. - Die
@ei4morenen in ben 9ro5eiie gesen u8uf"
0onlte0p, Der 8etbeiligung au Dem an 3bs.
Sanger in 1875 5u 0tapen Stun periibten
0torpes angefla9t, 9abcn bente einen auf
yi6ulbig be8 WorOe8 i'm eriten@rabe" lautenz
hen gEnhrinrltdh nh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-26
WnrStl,otett itt Soifnt,.

9 # ON, "a. 9toDbr,-Sohanna MOrriOn,
angeflast, ibr neugrborenes Sinh eruorOet 5u
buben, muroe bellte inter $4,000 8irgl6aIt
geitelt. - Der 8irtb Sarl 2orenSen bra1te
UNI lebten 9ienitag8- abenOe einem gewiNeu
6rit Goblenb etne tGotlid)e gSuuoe bel; Der
SbGter wurbe inter $4,000 SiirgId)aft se-
itsllt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-26

Gute aleiaun9sltiike
nieOrisen greiien! niehrisen greiien!
@anamafer's
3met89ei6dft, 3wei8sei6dft,
DIT. 1866, lDsf- -Daltimorelir.
Glesante aln;iige nno lleberrDde
fur Serrsm ''i'o Stnaben
Sa"ss.ates's Ssseis. ..s5sia.ait.
settle Sud,=,
&afintirs
mnS anoere slnsiise
,perben aui Beiteaun9 In
manamaker's ll1anamaker's
3weis @ei@aft,
Nr. 166, Wsit : 8altimnrefr.,
Sefe Gualitdt uno sllusrlaiTse s(rbeit
Nmr ein Yrets, stmr cit, Yrets,
unb Sipar
Der nteDrtg tel!
Sepes &Ieiounssitid pirs earantirt!
Seoes Tleiomn9Sitid miro garantirt!
HF 2uporommenbe 4ufmertiamteit bari Seber
itets perfidert ien in
9Sanamafer's
3weisfletosrsei9afte sfiueisfteioerseiGaite
Swet8fietoer8eid,aite, .YweiefIeiocr8eiGlaite
Str, 16G,
9Seit Baltimore StraSe.
ySeit Baltimore StraBe,
(246,52,S, ,64, ~, O,6,s2,5, ,94,3O0,6)
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Wasfo60fett.
Domes, Etnas, Vulkans
H.. 10. perben auf 9robe su
reousirten Hreiien perfauft. uft.-@aseimridItmnge
ponpolirt tenn 81 II in q llnb % a / o tica.
NGe neuen unb auserleienen gifrtd)tunaen oriqnefz
Ter Soeun. neuerbin9s pernoltommne, iino Jest sur
Mnfidbt ausgefe1t. gleir0bren unb @aseinrid)z
tuns in alfen ibren Sranden. @au5 neue W&ufer,
aus BEN befen sSa5riten orsid(tis auSgend6lt. ale
Sad3en gu nosdlit niebrigen Yreiien.
(Septi3,1 Si.a.STD Sphn s.. SeiSo,
Nr.163, @Beft : s auette ifr.. nabc fsorp'sOperns
bauie, friiher bei 6. 9. 0auibion & COMP.
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Sermtfd)te tele8rapbtTd)e 9epefdcn,

Spu|ltU 9bollpuPI tlIt Hugt - III "
fielO, &.~S., aHidiitger 6armer, wurOe anl
lebten 5reitage BON Sboma8 &eap, einen &r-
better eiues bena9barten 5armerS, Ourd eiuen
sd iier d. t6Otlid uermunoet. Selg 1T
per6aftet.
= 5rau IS. $. Sbompion, cine 9 9 ne
iter oeS Senators SGrgent bon @az
Iiforuien, bat in 2owell, Ytaii., SelbitmOrO
begangeu.
5n 8biGab elbia ffarb geftern Sr.
aler. q. 0icGIure, 8eOafteur Der ySine8." E"
- 9(m lebten Samita98=9benoe rpur0e in
Gan Sran5i8co cine u arbeiterz 9 er-
Jam m lung abgebalten, in pel6er bic Qgi=
tatOren Searllep, Sni9bt II. q. erflGrten, Die
9lrbeiter ieien entid)lofien, Der tpeiteren @ins
tpanberung bon Gbineen @ioeritaub I'll lei
ten uub i'm giOrbfalle bewaiFnete Nabregeln
Su ergreifeu.
-&i6ter&etloqg, buS amerifanii4e
Mitglieo Der in 5aliiar, gt.=S., tageuoeu
Sti4erei= @ommiIFon, bat Oerielben Elm langeS
argument ge9en ibre @nti9eioung unterbrei=
tft
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0enerat 9ttrDea ais S0tpino Ter
Oerftoffef

yfefp= . Orf, "a. ytOOember. = @eneral
2lbrabam Dupea, Der @r.YOliSeis sGommifIar
oieier StaOt, uurOe geitern abeub bon eiHem
S9erifi Inter Der anflage perbaftet, @elo
inter ialideu 8orpdnOeu erbalten su baben.
Dem Sernebmen mad fteGte Der @eneral $10,z
900 SiirqI6ait.
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Selegrapbiide 9epeitle1t.
9nlanS-pfpefbetl.

Bertdte 0er rNfiociir.eu 4refie. fur ben rOeutbeu
@crreiponoeuteua.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-26

Gttte grdBlt6e &ataStrrpbe an oer
Gttfte bon NorosGaroIftta.-i
ter8ang oes Snnoesfrieesoants
piers nSS1tron. - Mebr, ais 100
Wtenidea peritngltiGt. - &a1ttt
30 Wtitglie0er Der WannSd,aft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-11-26

&S ift berehnet rnorben, Oa6 bereits 2OO,=
900 @hafe ibr Gell 3u Ginbdnoen fir B :
dfex's @1rterbAd d bsrgeseben babeu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-03
OUR IEDERIL SYSTEM.
What j. Randolph Tucker said to Maryland
University Law students.

BALTIMORE, June AT the annual com
mcncoment exercises Of the law department Of
the University Of Maryland to-day the Hon. J.
Randolph Tucker, who delivered the Grafton.
saiJ 1T is true that despite all the cautious
ness Of our fathers, the Federal system has
failed to realize all the hopes of III founders.
The spirit Of ccntralisn has scduccd men, at the
mad bidding of lanatcil sentim. nt. t, extend
the domain Of Federal power To- the dctrimcni
Of tie reserved rights OF the state and this
has brought about results upon which the true
friend Of liberty must look with dcspondonry
almost akin to despair. You have seen in this
city tho venerable chief Justice. wearing the
crmine Of the highest court III the lnnd. dciied
by Che military WHEN he threw about Inc por-
sons Of your citZons the sacred writ oI huhrns
corpus. You have seen your State legislature
invaded. its members imprisoned. and IT.
organization broken up. You have seen INC
nONrrnmruts of eleven States superseded. and
military governments established over thrm, by
authority ~ Congress. You have -' ~ the VIII
Of hahuns corpus Suspended 10y order ol ihc
President in time of civil war. and tho same
ihins done by Congress ~ limr on pch'r inu
have seen the uucA ION Ol state Government de-
tcrmlned by ne President. and the whole Stttc
have seen the soldiers standing at the doors
uf the Capitol aa the arbitrs oi their Legislative
organization. and the riNIl suylfilnat'd t. thc
military power. and these things done in the
tooth Of constitutional prohibitions aud liniin-
tons and ia Viula. ON of the su rcd institution
al principles Of Brit sh and American liberty.
But. gentlemen ] have not dcspair"d. VIII
not DESPAIR 81 thiTT irpuniic 81 ,ohii,.i ,I"'
their concurrent compact, and they can Slye i
/ 10y their concurrent action u W. are iathlui
mind Will stand true 10 the transmitted tradi-
! tons of our ancient liberties during thcs.
/ tn centuries; II regarding The fun iancntal
! principles ON which our fcdrrntiyc system
rests. ana maintaining tlH complete autonomy
/ Of our organic law ami - '0ring wisely b tween
/ the national crntrulism OF power on the on"
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ILETCHER HIRPER's WILL.
No Pubiic Bcquesis The Business of the Firm
to Continue a. Before.

The will of the late Fletcher Harper was
offered for probate. yesterday, by his attorney.
MIR L. W Ostrandcr. Mr.. Harper left a number
of small requests t. distant relatives, and also
small gifts To- the sons OF friends who had been
named after him. The rest OF his estate is given
to his widow his sons. and his grandchildren.
The will makes no hcqu'sis Of public nature.
So far ~ tho business OF the firm IL concerned,
Fletcher was the last of the four original
brothers. At the time Of his death. and
for many years before there had been five
other mrmhers Of the firm. the son If cN-Mayor
james HARPER the son of Flot her Harper. tho
son Of Jo-el Wesley Harper, and two sons of
col John Harper For year or 50 past Mr..
Fletcher Harper had retired almost wholly
from active business, and the firm will continue
rs before his death.
MIR. Harper was worth from 100000 to
sT5nupu Besdrs his interest in the firm hs
l,os-cssed cons iderahlc private personal prop
rrty. He owned residence at No. IA West
Twrnty-second street. a nice stable. and a
handsome country seat at lryington. near Tar
rytoWn. He never made display Of wealth,
but lived handsomely and entertained in good
al Ia.
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Fashion NOTES.


Tho floral fan H. thu newest fancy.
Japanese fans are ALWAYS fashionable.
tn. Daui'hcir il the iaNoritc floral IAN
Cows la'o is the new name for Nr'hon.
Sull rlildrcn'- shoes are without hrr-.
lnllns taue arr -t,ll tAr most fashionable.
Banged front hair is the style for little girls.
" ~ silk for morning toilet il the rul" IN
The IAN manufacturing conire of the world is
Cneni-.ir of various styles are very FASH
I'm a lawn ami prrealo costumes are in great
rGu is on th.wanc dis lr 49, fabric for lit,o
rur ans of this season may Ice clusscd among
Ma.r inc most fashionable evening dress
~. -ap-ar worn 'Y little girls from two to
Mula straw hats wilt Doe worm at the seaside
A'- ..i.a ihion of the moment is the ro-
ln.oov,en Is are sought for in n'wcr gur-
u'u' -uun NAi,
Cardinal red sailor hats bid fair to become tho
Ndkiu- ht- f.rciiywcar have marrow hrims
drown and ern linen slips are shown fer
nt.k l.c -4r'- make handsome trimmings
srn SD noun are soon On nearly all SUM
l.-"tHr..l gloves aud black MT mitou- ago
SIN AZ 400 ".-.r.i" material. which wiuult
DNH- IN 'i'HIr.l if H I..' 'lui
TER hon. Co>i~. ~m,rnn. ami Imperial laos
tf. t.. n.t. ,~.l ltlr tIi, >.I-Nu
N.'.."m- .5 Of c >i ' Sar.h are affected
a,,.. a f' i- 5a" i li'".l. for summer
TSnNr.rhtoou silN.rtnslc~p are -omctimcs
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WILLS OF MEN OF WORTH.
DISPOSITION or IHE ESTfTE or TX
JUDGE EITIS >. BE.ICH.
IRVING TO Rescue from Ioss the People who
Had Trusted In Him.


Before Surrogate Alexander Hagncr in
Jamaicn. l.. L. yesterday morning. George :.
Downing oi EAST Norwich. ana Henry NJ. East
man offered the third and last will ana tcsta-
mcnt OF the late judge Films :. Beach Tho
viii was proved. and the executors qualified.
Az the time Of the panic in 1873. Judge Beach
made will. and another in February. 1876;
hut these differed from the last only in tho
names Of the executors. those in the FIRST Will
being Leonard Moody and George s. Downing.
and tho-" in tn" second. j Il. Iuysirr and Geo.
). Downing. Besides widow Judge Beach
lcnvcs four children. the eldest eight years old.
The test Ol the document proved y's tcrday -
as follows:
In the name Of Cod anon Elias Rcach Of tho
,qsc oi Glen cove cqs OF Suc,n- anu sun o. Nv
tam, NJ ~, manner following, that i, to say. .,,,.
Msry f,e, RacS tac6 rsiis IN aud 10 my estate a;
Il M ,N M W v ro w 40 more ''' ''''
second icnby auilyusc aud direct my executors
them shall quality such. to collect all mon:
and convey All ny real estate and execute good aud
,aa ~ ed q 9c d, Tor ~, 1'm "l Y '9Ns dm s ~
The us in nj o tNc ~ as, s- - on properly end inter-
cocds Of my aato to my debts aud funeral expenses
With Inv be- " nav have bce4 Sustained 6y any rcS
SON ~ ,vi- ,utrohli or einh ~ na.o OF my M
winch There shall be- los. or damage, aud earnestly
hcian who ha. been one OF my clerks as tlo only peg
VINO has ANY REASONABLE, Information Of the confused
InrdAn Tic igsl residue and remainder Of my state:
uatit h. who'll, my power to provide Tor her and
our foor children She 50 wei deserves and She and
~ ~ oe and d,,a5. Ext the premise rCT3i,e' known
ilnr, AMI on winch nav, mlcd y9nsd' ahh .ums
o'n'el,u \" M' upon uv o'' W "vy"' al sE
,sn e .Sd pre - '" spdi m% he is leont,icd i;
, & of u ns n % an ,1, sins mdIkns is in
Y
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rnr DrIIn on VIZ. =. t. nHuIrE


Mr. Edgar A. Hewitt, the editor # the
Insurance Grou'' died Yesterday AFT rnnnu
ia tho s. Nicholas llot'L Fol -'uo tnr past
be- had h,"u suffering from consumption. hul
his determined Efforts ami ~'rou- Wu Ni'him
up. Last Thursday hn WIS ut NJ" ,1irr 60 hir
pnpcr anil on Friday ho WIS engaged IA liter
ury work at his home. llr,lAiuai"d from Yale
college,, and spout the earlier portion of hi-
pr'f.~-innal 'Hrr.r iu Chwu-. Wh'r" the
notwI win Tine Union Muuul lllo INSURANCE
Company th Hartford lllr. and tho \.rilouth
lusurAnn Company llrwa1 mrmhr oi me
of the Masonic llIg,' A-tur II WAS ON" of the
organizers and lralms mrmtmr ~ the
knights If lNtluaS. Ih. lWla, viii take
remains VIA be- ,out Co N"N L'uuon, Conn.,, Tor
l,llIl
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The WIN OF an Old sea Captain.

Surrogate Calvin has admitted to probate
to viii of Philip Woodhou-e. formerly wcll
known A. a captain on the Liverpool packets.
Capt Woolhou~. accumulated a considerable
fortune. and az the me- Of his death was worth
aiulu s2oOuuO. His wife, Charity Woodhousc.
sued for 20 limited divorce some years ago. on
the ground Of cruel treatment The case was
CON Promised. tho husband and wife agreeing
10 live apart. Mrs. Nuoihuusc went to tho
SmrtryaM House. and was burned to death
ih,rr ia December. 1873. In his Will Capt.
Moodnnu-r dis nh 'rlted li- son Philip. ON tho
ground that hr had received advances "quiVu-
Emit tn his share of the estate. The viii was
cont .~trd ON the ground of undue influence
~ o, hut the Surrogate has sustained II.