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ga Hartford dame jumped of train,

ga Hartford dame jumped of train,
lit ON her teeth, and expunged several.
~And Tow, Chief Joseph and his foil
Overs, with peace cOnvu,sei, sir;
Say each must have q forty doll
AR bill, and beted ulster.
-(Rdckeye.
ILydia Thompson appears as Ro5inson
C0O. II will be remembered that Mr..
Cruso, owing TO an absence OF dry-soods
stores, was frequently in that condition him
self Rochester Democrat.
~Ata woman's game of base ball, near
PittsburC, Mrs Caldwell had her ankle dis
located and Miss Emma Hunter had q
finger broken and gold ring Knocked or
and lost. Women VIII be the equals Of men,
II they keep ON.
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VI EISNER & cos
'As DUTCH STOMACH BTrrEgs,

A'As DUTCH STOMACH BIrrHRs.
tBooRekamp Of Maax- B.aey,. N
suffered Tor years with pains 10 the - w 49,, -
headache, congesfon Of the blood sod loss OF aana
TIE, 80 90 weak and exheusted thsf could not
otteno 70 ny business used several reDnsdi ss-bnt
e no svetiSuntil received your STOMACH Bif
= h ~. 1 keeI constantly in my ho1ss. because
reeurned and feel like newborn 1 can recon
Dsee your bitters 70 everybody, and cay sshou!d
/. JONAS, wflksshsrrs. s. -
21 cie bI al Drugsists, and WM NUEa.
.2H9.&s ~ Stn IL y ~. 0oolS- m.W str
YouN1S PATENT DETERGENT,
Tor general houss cleaning
..~,e. and vasAius.
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Il ]. EEIBERGEK,
L (6ucceseor 10 h. y. London 4 Oo.,l -
CETIZISs'. ARMY AND NAVY
MERCHANT TAILOR, AZ
Metropolitan Hotel, date Brown1,B ~
,yiIy No. 0i7 Penn Q ave-. washington. -xAk
n EADY FOR BUSINESS.
PALACE WAREROoMS.

We have just opened splendid stock Il { ,e -..e
nowned EeTEY ORGANS, which We offer for sals
sno rent q prices and on terms 20 suit ths tnnes
We have also on hand Q fine stock Of new PinQoe
Which We will sell for 8 $50 cash, fu ly wArrsated
fianos and Organs sold on the instAllmenS plan.
Call and examine,
SANDERS = 0TAYMAN,
PenRsvlc0Ht0 0ceNsse. cor. 1yth street,
Shepherd Building,
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Anna Louise Cary ON the Great Con
traitO Singers.

"Have you heard many OF the or sat con-
traltO voices OF the wOTld?'
"There are not many" said Miss Cary,
''but i believe i have heard the best. Tre-
belli- Bettini has great reputation, chiefly
because of her powerful lower notes. Tdey
have a strong, broad quality which an not
able to describe. i think she may have
cultivated them at the expense OF her mid
die register. Hers may be called a manu-
featured voice. Some of you critics have
spoken as IL / were neglec;ing my lower
hOtes and cultivating my middle tones. I
won't say that 1t is true, but am not going
to sacrifice my medium voice for the sake OF
astonishing the public with pheno nenal
lower tones, even If l were able. 1 can't
afford to do il. But neglect no notes that
are set down for NE. / sing every NOE in
fibel, and when i sing OterabiaO In the
marriage OF Figaro 1t is invariably writ
ten down a third, giving me G as my lowest
note. Schalchi has the most magnificent
voice have ever heard, rich, soft, and vel
vety. StOlz is the greatest dramatic singer
of the day. Her low notes are bigger than
cOntraltOs. She makes nearly all her efforts
with her deep chest tones. She sings very
high, but there is q hole in her voice cover
ing a range of three or four notes, q thin
place caused by cultivating her lower regis
Ter. think her example is one TO be avoid
ed. AS for Alboni, who could touch + in
alto, III ough her lower tones were maguifi-
cent, don't think she can be called a con
traltO at all."-tS San Francisco Chronicle.
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'TRoMPsOS's,
LIDROJT BCTLDIEG
SIX BEST DRESs SHIRTS FOE gas SO.
Fi2, EATERi1L, ARD EORk AdNSRfF
LNSCRP1SSED.
PURCHASER sArt-fiED OR s0>ET aH
FUNDED.
Gertlefnea leaving the CITY Tor The noz.oa car
!sAvs their measure, sid or1cr 81 rls.scre roe,
1:stsnos. snirIs, Collars, CUBS, Dfexers, &c, al
D. puiar prices, Constantly IL stock.
AENs FINE sURNlsuIH6e.
THnGFsoNS SEIRT FACTCEy,
laSSh LeDrofs Pr .lair.
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Eierenth Grand Drasriao. 1877.
AZ New Orleans, Tuesday, Nov. 9th.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CoMPANF

LVOISIhNA sTATE LUTIEkf COMPANf
This Institution regularly Incorporated nv the
Legislature Of the state for EducstOssi and Chart
table PURPOSES m ls6s, with . Capital of 4 l6O.aU
TO which il bas since added q reserve fund Oh
600; ITS Grand single Number Draw
fnGS will take place monthly. A. aere, soalas a.
postSosss. Loos at the following eel me:
CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000
100000 Tickets al 7tc0 Douo-s Each.
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Ala kEEN's Ala
4I4 Ninth street,
Contains the largest and choicest assortment OF
MERCHANT TAILORING GOODS

6 HIRTS CHEAPER THAN ANY
- O1HEk PLaCA In IiE WOELp,s Of
G.. GEO. MEGIyNISS,
Branch Baltimore shirt acivry, letO4 Stree;
Northwest, WsSnin slon, ID, q.
We cake the FINEST DBEss sBiRTs TO
UHDGR in tie most eisgaLt manner tor s2f
Fine DRESS SHIFTS made TO order. OF w am.
sutts Muslin sSd Twenty Hundred linen, Tor
Si.3; Fine DRESS SHIRTS, ready made ,,of VI am
sGtts Muslin and Tw-nty Buntred Linen for
q cent?. Pins DEhSs SHIFTS, Wsterrwist Il Gs-
Boys Fine DRESS SHIFTS, Il, 10. AID i, inch.
oL,y q Gets fine sour;r Fly Riverside CuFEs
only = cents pair. Six Finest FOuy- rlF GINEN
COLLARS for ell. Heavy Canton FIsunei Draw.
ers, Only 20 cents. All goods made 70 oder and
guaranteed 70 give Satisfaction, oott H. GO 4ty and
M. All goods sold ssGrdafssf a. rcDrssss.tf ~
fst pioa ep TsfErnEd. Dds pytc. Oaig
sCs2tT q. YOUNG SslSG. Egg1Fe
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The THEATRE-TheW Wilton troupe
played to q small audience at Yesler's
Hall last evening. The entertainment.
however, was meritorious one through
out. and was deserving of handsome
patronage. In the opening drama Miss
Hayne gave g beautiful rendition of
Marit,na, erinring a degree of affec
tIona'e tenderness and dramatic fvrvor
seldom scrpassed Oil our boards. She
was decidedly the favorite of tbs even
ing. Mr.. Wilton also did well as Don
Caesar De Bazan. His rendition, as on
former occasions. was remarkable for
the intensity of feeling and dramatic
strength displayed. Mr.. Wayns's rem
dltion OF Don Jose" vas careful and
impressive. The other memb ers Of the
troupe sustained their parts creditably.
The concluding piece was most laugh
able burletta. and finely rendered. To-
night will be the last appearance of the
troupe here for the present. when will
be- Presented the Irish comedy Of Col
lceh Bawn." the entertainment to con-
ciade with the extravagant burlesque of
rip Van Wrinkle" 1t being Saturday
night . good house may be expected.
Go and see them, everybody. Reserved
seats only IS cents.
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BESgFIr LECTURE On Sunday
evening. June Sd. DIR. j. L. York will
deliver the concluding lecture of his
course in this city. the subject of which
will he "Selfhood This lecture con-
taiss more life. spirit and fun. con-
binsi with stirring facts. .han any lee
ture which the Doctor delivers. 1t is
what he call, his red bot lecture" and
everybody should hear il for their own
benefit II is full Of solid lessons. tina.
are applicable Ia every day life. This
being his las. lecture. and those pre-.
oed,ng i; having been free. AL admit
lance fee of % cents will be charged
ali hearing il, the money to TIC given
the Doctor b.
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M,RISE.--We have now in por, here
the ship W. Libby. barks Coloms, Gem
Of the Ocean and schooner Norway.
The Gem Of the Ocean will leave. pro-
baby. the first Of the week. There are
three vessels in Blakely: The bsrks
h X. Ham. Caroline Reed and ship
Gasvaline. The former viii leave about
Wednesday of next week. Port Madi-
son has also three vessels ia port The
bark Vide.te. schooner Compesr and
barkentine W H. Gawley. The first
II these will be Of al,oa, the 'irs, OF
the week The bark Amelia and
schooner Excelsior are both at Freepors
and have lust commenced loadin:
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IMPROVED METHOD -Messrs. Siorah
& King now have their new fxt.rcs
for thu brewing Of beer, ale and porter
in perfect working order. and find them
great advantage in matter Of ccono-
my and satisfaction. Whereas they only
made Is barrels from 1900 pounds of
imported malt. they now make 10 bar
rels from 1890 pounds Of malt Of their
own preparation. and besides are able
to make q paler, clearer article. The
new works have capacity of a daily
brew Of &c barrels. The barrelling
room is filled with all descriptions Of
beer. ale and porter in process of ma
turing ready for use
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Nut CoAL-It was only a short tima
ago that the first shipment of nut coal
was made from this city; now it has
grown to be an important item in our
coal interest OF this variety the
Seattle company now have 1900
tons in their bunkers. and have n vessel
on the way from San Francisco that
will load with LOGO tons of it The de
mand for this variety Of coal has be.
come urgent in San Francisco, sa. nur
mining companies find ready sale for
all they can produce II is quite as
course and Of far superior quality to
the Mount Diahio coal, aud has now
come into general use among the Sacra-
men;o ana San Joaquin river boats
I: is also used extensively for other
purposes.
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SERIOUS RUYAwAY.-Mr. John Nc.
Nangh, came down from Renton on
Saturday last. on his large bay saddle
horse, to his farm, q short distance be-
low the town. Alighting in the yard,
he left the horse standing. while he
went into the house. A elothes-liue,
about 100 feet in length, and hanging
full of clothes, was stretched across the
yard. The horse backed up against
this, aud turning round several times
twisted the rope tight around the pom
mel Of the saddle. Then he became
frightened and started of at bound.
line and all lie charged down along
the railread. and finally, reaching the
Black river bridge, he sprang into the
trestle, breaking his shoulders. and SO
disabling him that the owner was
obliged to kill him. lie was fiue ami
NAL. worth $3.50.
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4 NEW SYsTEN-We were shown at
the Office CT the County Auditor yes.
terday the new sc. Of TAX books recently
purchased at st. Josepbs. Missoari, by
order OF the County Com mixsiorers for
King County. The books are gotten
up OF an entirely new system. novel.
and the least complicated If any hereto
fore known In this country. With the
books. the Auditor has purchased the
copyright for the system f3r King
county The advantages IF The system
are meny. and quite too numerous for
enumeration at this tune. The county
has heretofore used a large number Of
small books making up q set, for this
purpose, kept upon system 80 oompli-
Gated and unsatisfactory that constant
difficulties were arising in the settle
Inent Of tax accounts The suit nnw
pending Of King County Is Atkins, is
attributable TO the sane case II Is
not possible, however, for anv such diff
fculties 10 grow out Of the new system
In the reg system the receipts sre
clipped from the tax books itself The
lines in the book are all mum bered the
iines and page in the tax books CORES
ponding with the receipt. The dates
are already printed, and they must also
correspond. The actual saving to the
county by the adoption of this system
will be considerable.
ENLARGED PIcTUREs AT the Occi-
dental Hotel yesterday. we were shown
by Mr.. Davies q collection Of upwards
of sixty enlarged pictures. taken from
photographs Of persons residing in this
city and at Port Gamble, worked in In
dia ink, silver-type, ard water colors.
The largest Of the collection was a most
beautiful, and life-like picture of lit
tie girl ut Mr.. Foster, of Port Gamble.
in size 20x2i inches, and costing, includ
ing the frame, etc. $50. The prices of
the pictures making up the collection,
ranged from s. to $50. The work was
done in New York by the parties who
have the Z. s. oopyrigh. for the Gle
brated siiver-type process. Cat! and
See them
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WooL-The spring clip Of wool

WooL.~The spring clip Of wool is
now coming in from the country. Tho
market started out brisk at the opening
OF the SEASON., with q strong demand at
20d.2 cents for good The news OF u
decline IN san Francisco. however, has
apparently Sc. dsmper on the market.
our dealers generally considered the
outlook fair for good prices. and the de-
cline in San Francisco WAS surprise.
They looked for good prices for the rea-
SON that the clip III California will bc
considerably short this season OWN. 10
the lrough,. aud they calculated that
the Eas,can war would affect the mar
ket tavorably. They reasoned wisely.
The present decline is evidently only
the work Of spectators. who wish 10
depress the market, while the wool is
coming in. aud then run the prices up
with a hurrsh. late ia the season.
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COUNTRY PEoDrcE-- There has teen
no perceptibie change In tie produce
market Since last week. There has

COUNTRY PRoDucE- There has ieen
no percepsible change in tie produce
market Since last week. There has
% g. c5sssa31r .i,ie ieeline. however. in
the pf'orer grades Of potatoes, which
are hardly IN demand II sny price
The most CT these come from our
river vallies where the soil is wet and
low. and the potatoes are. consequently
quite unfit for do nestle purposes.
One ton Of very soggy variety. raised
on White river were sold yesterday
for 25e per bashel, while 100 bushels
Of very good quality Of White river
potatoes were sold at 42isc per bushsL
Another lot raised at New Dungsuess.
and some Of the finest we have seen
on this coast, were cold at 60c per
bnshel, and if there were more Of this
quality in the market they would find
a ready sale at the same price. The
fact IS. potatoes In this climate
should be raised on high
grsvely soil to be good. Oats continue
in s.ong demand a, 9oc per bushel for
good. There Is no change in the
price OF hay since last week. The
4uo,able rates appear to have improved
If anything, The receipts have been
light. Good timothy hay is in ready
demand at Sl5. There is considerable
inquiry for Onions. A cargo of good
onions would find market readily at 3
or ~ cents per pound. Roots. such as
turnips, beets. carrots and parsnips, are
also in strong demand at high figures
There are none in the market. and they
are, therefore, not quotablc Eggs, but
ter and feed are the same in price as a
week ago.
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RgAt. EsrArg.--S Since our last repor,
the following transfers in real estate
have heen recorded q, the Office Of the
County Auditor;
II. Regan IL Ellen l!atford lots 5,
Il. and ). block lo& Sloo.
J. c. kinnear 10 \. :. Miller block
10. k,nn,ag's addition $ioo.
Mary T. phelan Ia Bailey Gatser'--
lots and ). Block 3, 4. 4. Denny $
addition $50.
Elmira Stous and husband ~ q. NJ,
Bowman. Is acres ia section IS, TIP. -,
X. east saoo.
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ts- The steamer Annie Stewart

lsga Chartered by toe Masonic frater-
nifty e. attend The funeral Of Arthur
phinnsy. so leave a. s o'eloes on Suu-
day. jane 81. and will only charge 81
for the roaad trip Tickets viii he for
sale ~ the var.1us Masons, or 5. Z.
Andrews aud Chas. Moponald. All
persons not members 1T the fraternity
can procure tickets Ani are cssrsiia.l y
invited 20 attend.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.

NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
rs Davis. + b DAVIS, Sam Gramer,
John Morris, j l. Mcdonald, = VI Jen.
kius. o Davis. 4 J Watkins. VIM Par.
sons. John Lannigan. Moses Shannon,
Thos Ho>k;ns. Thos II Davies, John u
Lewis, Cooper. John Perry. p McDer-
mott. wife & > children. b Bloom,
wife & son. sam Grauer. Newcastle: q
c Hubbard, Olympia NJ Eaton. City; J
Miller. Jim O'Neile. Tacoma; Jshn Du-
gun. VIM Tate. Nat Purcell. Sai. Fran
cisco: Pat Brown. Boice City
AMERICA. HOUSE.
J + Eddy. Montreal; J Mcdonald,
z McAskeli. Il Williams. wife and soi,,
: u Evans, I b Davis, I Il Hughes. "
Parry, Newcastle; { + Clancey, Ne; J
] Finn. Victoria, Robt Dryer. WILDLY
Island: J NJ Cunningham. New Tacoma;
7 A Philhrick. Olympia; Lu Smiths
New York; II 5 Pike Snohomish: John
Corbi,, Cal. Peter Lndgree, John Car
ming. Chas Robinson. Australia; Henry
Smith. Tacoma; + Keller. Portland; J
II Williams and wife, Mira Arthur and
two children. Oregon; E Lane aud wifi,
fuyallup
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ARRESTED i y reference 20 special
dispatch o. ,he ISrgtIgGEScEg , from
Port fe~asessd last evening. il viii lse
sren .liat Sheriff Miller sac>rs>ied ia ar
resting Hxnrs Saisoa Yesterday after
nooa near Fsetiwassr Bay. lie ~as
pounced upon while asleep.
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FUNERAL. funeral of Henry
Goidmeyer, who was drowned on Sauak
Slough. will take place at Yesler's Hall
to-day at 10 o'clock. The funeral adj
dress will be delivered by DIR. York.
Deceased was 20 years of age, and na-
tive of Cincinnati. He leaves no fam
lily.
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GERMAN LECTURES 1T will hc seen
by notice ia another column that oGr
German fellow citizens arc 80 be Ia
yure,i with short course af lectures
liz a distinguished oonntryman Of their 5
Prof. r Schuenemann-f Pos, who
Vas engaged 10 lecture in Portland aud
has consented 10 AFFORD h:s German
fuvuis here ali oppoftans'y - hear hs.',
The Professor is pronounced beautiful
speaker and lectUresl Ia crowded houses
every Sunday in San Francisco;
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SEATTLE, June ], ls7T.
Home Prod urP
eoaxncsKn rauY ~ cnawroMp HAAxsssroy


EUROPEAN pgAFrs-Drsf issue!
AZ lowest rates ca Grss; 8ritian. lrs
lAud. t;erusams. Rnssis, frsnce. Norway
and Sweiea. Tickets 10 and from
Europe sold ., loves. rates by Andres
Chilterg, Seattle. W. T.
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:Y-Ihe funeral of John Hoblin, one
of the colliers at Newcastle, who died
on Wednesday last at that place, was
numerously attended yesterday, by
friends in this city and miners from
Newcastle, at the Catholic Church.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-02
The People Want Proof.

There IS no medicine prescribed by
ply sicians, O. sold by druggists. that
carries such evidence nf its success ard
superior virtue IS RosCHEE's GERMAN
SYRUf Tor severe Coughs. Colds settled
on the breast. Consumption. or any
disease IF the Throa: and Lungs A
proof of that fact is sha; any person
afflicted. can get s Sample Bottle for
10 censs and Try is superior effect be-
fore buying the regular size al IS cents
1t has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany. and its wonder
ful cures are astonishing everyone tina.
uses il. Three doses will relieve any
case. Try IL
CRANE x BuomaX. Agents,
San Francisco.
PURE Mocha Coffee frr sac q ear al
Chilberg Bros
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eE There will be the usual strvices
in the Brown Church to- morrow morn.
ing aud evening d Bsgley. pastor.
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.s- The barks Coquinibo and Oak
land arrived at Port Madison yesterday
from San Francisco.
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ezE' The bark Marmion arrived at
Victoria yesterday from San Francisco.
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~ The bark Gen Cobb arrived at
Sesbeck yesterday from San Francisco.
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sE~ rhe piston keys belonging 10 orc
of che englnes Of the steamer Doasl'i.
wiiica Mere hTokea 81 her Way op
feom >sn FfsaeisCo hssc beva FcRsased
bs ucw cues aai the boat will pat On
steam again to-day aud probably take
rau ever here Ia &c a.teFnocn. ~hen
car citizens will have ehanes 20 in-
spcct her.
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BORN

nAII---Ia this city. June LIST. TO the wife Of q
W. Hail. Esq . daughter.
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PURE Mocha Coffee for sac q ear, at
Bros
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-02-04
GERMfyT's POLITICIANS.
The Significance Attached to the Recent Flee
tion-Bismnrck's Policy.

LONDON, Feb. 3.-Tho Pull Mall Gazette, In
a loading article. says: The results Of the Ger
man election are deeply dlscouragng TO the
supporters OF tho empire. Prince Bismarck
will still be able to command majority. but only
by skilful manUuvring." The article discusses
tho elements Of dissatisfaction Danish. Alsa-
tian Polish. Particularist. Ultramontane. and
Socialis) and concludes as follows: During
Prince Bsmarck's life. the Progresssts and
National Liberals cooperating. he will be able
TO command a majority. but his SUCCESSORS may
be unable TO control tho social forces which havo
acquired such dangerous intensity. We do not
wish 70 suggest that Prince Bismarck Is about to
rush into war in consequence of the res ults OF
the elections but these results introduce an ele-
mont OF immense peril into European politics.
They cannot but intensity Prince Bismarck's
desire to see Russia dragged into an Oriental
war and in any difficulty between Germany and
France they will not mako h m desrous to find
n peaceful solution. II is TO be hoped that tho
prudence of the French Government will pro-
vent any such difficulty. but those who watch
tho signs OF the times cannot help watch
ing anxiously tho tone in which the jour
nails of the two countries have recently been ad-
dressing each other. They have been talking
Ike they did two years ago. when the German
Colonies expected an Immediate march on
Paris"
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leo and Filth in the Downtown Streets.

Although Broadway and the wider thorough.
fares covered with only layer mud the
narrower streets down town yet coated with con-
glomeraon Of ice and Nth from ten TO twenty inches
Thick that the street cleaners havo broken into blocks,
which left piled high up the curb. scattered In
the street
Maiden lane Is in about the condition was two
weeks ago, and attempt has evidently been made
clean Spruce between Nassau and william streets;
but William street below Wall apparently In tho
most untouched condition OF all The coupcs stand in
ROW icy elevation at least two above the side
walk.
Broad street nj It's lower end rivallcd Of the
rover roets but was in good condition compared to
New street at the members entrance the stock and
Gold Exchanges What was once snow, Is now ice
cred with NTH and rubbish on the top Of which
pcrchcd hacks and coupeS
Greenwich street, below Courtland was a mass Of
sush, which only equalcd the lower end yesey
street. and in Church street St Peters Church.
oarly deep