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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-04
For Huntin gtOn.

For Huntin gtO n.
THURSDAY. 4th. at T. NJ. POSITIVELY,
N= h GRANITE STATE, Wm. kirker
fAAs$asSSs#S5a Master. Freight received at all
asssssasisam hours on Wharf boat, foot of Broad
way. w. Honshell superintendent
For Huntington.
FRIDAY, 5th. at p. NJ. POSITIVELY,
r. IA. The Z. & o. X. h. packet EMMA
L.,#AAkkaAMsS GRAHAM. j. L. Campbell, Master.
l<EHisz s2zh Freight received on Wharf boat,
foot Of Broadway. W. Honshell. SupG
For Louisville.
THIS DAY. 4th, at $50 Z. NJ. POSITIVELY,
~ n. the U. s. Mail Line Steamer BEN.
Lsssss4aAsas.SsT FRANKLIN, G. David. Master
1E1sszaiizssa treighJ received on Wharf boat.
DOT of Vine street. k N. Wade. Supt
For Cairo.
SATURDAY. 9th, at Z. NJ. POSITIVELY,
60 COTTON VALLEY, j. W. Carlton,
Laf#tbsS$ssgaT Master Apply on board, or to
azAEss1kzzsJ. S. Robson, and Matt. MCGUIRE,
agents.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-04

Joseph Lanther, Jr., lett. this morn
ing, ior all extended trip through the
Canadas.
Mr.. o. Collins, of Cincinnati, will
shortly open large boot and shoe store
on Sixth and Clay streets.
Captain Williamson, of street-railroad
fame, was in town last evening. The
Captain is loud. in his praise of the
dummies and the handsome new STA
tions just completed along tue Avenue.
The new stations along the dummy
track are completed, numbered and
ready for use. The little things are neat
and compact. aud will no doubt be
heartily appreciated by our citiz ,ns as
well as the trayeier, who may find pro-
lection therein from the storm.
The residence of Mrs. Mcdowell, on
Dayton avenue, Hear Win,on street,
was entered by thieves yes erday After
noon about 8 O'clock, aud a valu .ble sll-
YER watcn, gold chain, and purse con-
tanning considerable money, taken.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-23
Selegrapbiide Sepeldgen.
[Bertate Der raFociirten Breiie' ,lr ben r1eutIde
Gorreiponeentea".
s5nlan0 =9epsi1em.
Sie Sitaetio.t lit &otsifiata.

gfen=g orf, %. yt0rs. - @lne Sepeld]e
bes ,,Seralo" melDct aus 9tewzS Orleans, oaB
Die polltiide Situation nahaerabe iuisber
brobenoer nirn; bas SGlf bate itf 10 felt
auf Die ;, ,SeriDbuun9ss Bolttit" Des B.dibsus
ten Sases b rlaiisn, oaB bic gtdfridt itber
bic ungiintiee gntid ibung in Der geitr1Seu
Sablnetsfbun9 i'm Yetrefi Der Gntfernnng
Der Eruppen aus Seem Orleans NIT augeMelz
uer Gctiilsun9 anfaenomren muroe. 2Seus,
Nnoerlon, Sunt uno Ylttln fanleu geltcrn in
WemzOrlean8 an nno batten laHgere Bcra-
tbuilaeL mltPadar. Am gtahmittage wurSe
NnDeriou als Senator beei0igt. Die oemos
fratiibe @eletgetung nabm ele Nafrldt bon
Der @rneuuung einer GOrmiiIicn fir goni-
itana NIT gre6er Gntriiltung entgegen.
Nem.SrIeau %. Wfdrs.- Ser Ydf=
farhIde Senat nuhn geitsrn s. S. Dtonette
aus benz }. Senator=Giltrifte unb Gen. 2b5.
6. gnoerIou aus hem 10. 8iltrlfte OIL Steue
Der 96. Duc,o oS uub 9arlano als Diltgliebsr
auf; bic Qettereu beiibeu @ertiFflte BON Der
2GblunesbebUroe unb traten bem bemofratt'
lhen Senate bel.
;yseun Ysrionen, pel6e bon Der bemofratis
ifen pollsei perbaftet murOen, neil oieielben
Jtfrutsu tiir Yadaro'S WttliS ansemorben
Datten, beltaubsn beute ELL Scrb0r IN Dem
Sber<@riminalgeri1ts. Gin 9abeas~ Corpus
@eiud muroe ab9epieien, uno bic Gsiansez
neu wurosn ohne YIrsldatt Dem @efansnlie
iiberantmortet.
Die 50. Sroofs aus gofon, tpelte 81,
geptbum i'm gBertbe bon mebreren Wiuioneu
Dollars in Nep, Orleans beFten, 5ablter
beute ibre Steuern on Die bemofratilheu
5teuerelnnebEler. Siele Der beoeutenofter
@runoetgeutbiimer bee Staates baben lbrs
Steuern ber.l;s an bic 3e9taur9 oes 9ouo
Rid,pllS entribtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-23

geuwdrtia in gtcp=gorf, unb Stitter 6nell
iOa bsreits eiueH ScrbOitSbeitbl scgeu oeu=
isIben erIniieH hdbeu.
-Sm @rlmlnalqeIidlte hattie iidJ beute Der
bffdnnts Gha,le5 Goodman dli bic auid,ni-
nlgnul, ain 81. BGbyuar ciucn m6reerji6su
Aulriil ouf 3. &. y8eeOcu gcmadt Ri
habcn, III p3raatmOrter. Der 9lnaetldate
plalHt:te lid idHlolg." Sin Gntra0 eiRes
Inpalte5 auf 2lufidub !puroe pernorfen uno
Ole Auslaaeu o:r 3eugCn 4. 6. l8ecoen, Sol.
SoOf, 9ebaimpoli3iRsu Wc8eottt nno Wc.
&ffrelb, S. s. &llcp, .. SulliUaH uuS R. &.
9uiot; 81 $rototou genOmm5n, iUOrapi Oas
@erldlt ell Baule madlte.
Dieblta9i uno Giubrud Hebmen trOb Der
llmFht her BOliist nod INNER I'M 6itlt.
den StnottbGile ttlu GH0t. Go mEroe leete
giad)t IN 0a5 0aHs Ne8 6ru. Mc@rsarp, CIR.
SIG, Sit @apitol 5traBe, clHsebrOhsn uuo
iGmmtIihe SoyyGtbe all gebensmittetn &c.
ltoblcn.
(NlTanorial - 6r. 9. S. 6anraban, Ser
@lgeutbumer Se6 betauutcn WateridlnaareH.
&aoer5 aEi Ger Gde Ocr Sing uro lluionitr.,
wnrte 9eteru p0slldl BON &rdmpieu bsfallen
uno itarb hnO baraut. Scr &erllorbeue mar
sc Sabre CIT nuo blHterlGBt cine gSittme unb
orel Stncer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-23
TIMER gSodleublatt

III uteOer cine boit intereiante Summer, entbdlt II.
u: &oitorteuc Seipredlunaen iiber sic politis
id,e SttIatton Dee SSHs ano AuSlaaoeS; Die
osntld)eu Serafs=6oniuln In Chicago Mnp ct.
Sonis;" Sin NeSdlsnf ilir D;ao. S,aaes;" pie
SemperenSitage; )" DSaS 8erbredIen Su SeRs
ninS's Citation an oec Baltimore Hetontaez
Sabu;" Die Grmuronua oes Weoatteurs uno
SpirttraliiteU stephan 2. sSones TT Gblea9o;-
n&lu jd)lparies SdlcuieI;" Itoeos uu0 SeIbtis
uloros=gerSttfIe; Die Sbineienz Terfol9nna ia
GaIiiprnien;" "Sie gSabIi in HciosSsampSbire;"
Iouitdnoiaen uno auSfnbrtidleu Scrtdlt tbcx
-. gtranouua oeS 5ampfers .HuBIano;" tiber
ole Yerbteununa oee 9anpferS s0oeernor
@arlano;" Hber oen Sants IN Der at. Brans
xapiersSfirdle nno cen aSohriprudl Der 8e=
id,ipcrenen; NeeitereS liber Die Sttuatipn its
&ouiSiaaa; tsr3iinun9 0eS tiirfiIdben YarIa=
ments;" Ihronrcce Oes Gnltnns" NJ. No., " S.rp-
Die Siuanieu 9saIttmore's" uiip asoere bodlft
interchante SofaIberidlte; noAitGnoiee 5tadls
ri6)teu itber oet orientaliiden &rieg; SoGsss
steuigfeiten; Die neueiten ssabels un0 Sns0aos
Gepefdjen; Berid1te aus oeua sSnnerR oes @taa$
teS; @alttmorer 8iebntarft;, S1rienbertc1tes
@pnian, Anset0en u, ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-23
Ser 0el0utarft.

NeWr orf, p. Wfar5.- 8elo leid3t Su
2-9. 9Be1icl rnaig su 4.84a. @clo Idllob
rubtg gu 104s-5. Sunbes Sblisationen
i6loiien lebblft II. itetis; ls8ler 1124, 1S65er
1885, neue 1888, 1867er 1l1s, 186Scr 113,
Neue Siinier Ito, 1O.4Oer Coupons Ill.
uftien letbaft Ino uniietig; SEEM Dorf,r
Central 934, grie G., Safe 484, Silt
nois Central 464, Yiitsburg 893, @bicaeo-
NortbTeffern 3la YriorltateH 81, 8Od-
SSIaub 99a.
unterfdueamta gilans. @oio 72,6l3,.
256; @purant pa, $40, ,264,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-23
Gin fred1er NQttb.

2aneaiter, Ya., %. Wdrs. - 9dbreno
Or. W. 3. Sline beute ben 4rbeiteru in Der
8aumtpouipinneret gt-.'2 tbren 9obn auss
sablte, ,purbe II BON ei1em sewiisu gou aro
gSilbelm pslf]eu &c fur5 porber ent!a fen
hattie, ourd einen Sdlas auf zen &Opf 3u
Booeu geitredt. WiIbelm bemd1tlgte iid| bar
auf bes @eloes = naheSu $4,000 uno
entflob, murbe ieooh balo na1ber mieber sinz
sefanaen nnp lR's @efdnsnib abseiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-23
Ser Sanframb It, ssnotamapolis.

SnbtanapOlis, 8, %. WidrS. = Ser g.
fern in Der nSnoiaua National Sant" perr
iibte Gaub miro bic Solueu5 Der Sanf nid)t
i'm @erin9ten beeintrdd)tisea; bic gaaf bat
eineu lleberi9ub BON s175,0oO. Su Ylain'
felo, IA Mellsn w.ftlid] bon bier, murbeu &C.
tern Qbeno Spei Wdnner oerbaftet, in beren
Befse fur3 Dor Dem &aube ble Siite geieheu
muroe, auf pelder itd) Der &duber ltelts, nm
iiber bas Sitter auf ben 3abltlide binpes=
rc1en su fSnnen. Son Den 8dubern lelbit
bat man bis iett nOG feline Spur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-23
Sic 2lrbcttermotb IT. Oct pet,niblpaz
tstidiett SeohIenreaiott.

IS Sitfe8 barre, 3d., %. Ntdr3. - DIE
Grubenarbeitsr Der llmge9eno hielten bsute
cine Guberit Sablrel9 teMaiienuerIa rIamm=
lung ab unO nabmen bic gerid)te Der Cont
ten, meld)e nit ben @rubeuarbeitsrn Oil on.
bern Srten Gifiprafe 9encmmen batten,
eut9egeu. S1e Seridte nlelbeten, baB ii6 Die
ausmdrtigen arbeiter obne Nusuabme sewei<
CERT bitten, Oil einem Nusfauoe 3beil 81
uebmen. - Sic llnteritiisnngs. @omite'n in
Scranton tueroen berart bon @eiu6en I'M
llnterfiieung betiirmt, OaB lbre giittel nid3t
binreifen, bie Sdlfte Der applifauten su be-
frieOigeH, uno im6aue niht nirfiamereWaB<
regeln aetrOffeu tperpen, miro Die llnterltiit.
Sunssseislidaft in furser 3elt seSwunSen ietu,
ilre Shdtiafeit einsuft Zen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-23
@ea etaaer 3irfelfasc IN gtiiGe
0eiG,,tittel,.

3tnc II Il 7, 2. INGl8. = S00n gSeit,
Elm alrbeter IN elmer Sdgemlible 81 Sort
&apne, Sno., psrrnsliidte geEern Nbeno auf
mabrbaft arau!enerregerOe Nsiie. QSdbreHO
er por elmer in ldnellem ll;nlaufe teiiubliben
53irteliGge ftano, that CT eiueu Seblttitt,
itiirite nit bem &6rper qucr iiber DIE Sase
uno nurbe berart in Swei Stiide 9etbsilt,
Dab cine (5d!fte ncs S6rperS ali leber Seite
Scr S3d1e al 9oheu fief.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-23
&MfnSHuf44e.

Wtlmin9t0H, N..&., p. Wdrs. =
Ser Bbilaoelrbia uad9 bariefion, S.sG.,
bsfimmte S9oOnfr y9ooernor Button" lit
bel 3ap Satteras 9eldlsitert, Die Wann~
idaft runrbe serettet unb ned 9lerpsYort be-
t1roelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-23
------------------------
SGsreGitdIcr Sob.

9bilabelpbia -. Didr3, - Irtbur
M. Sem;a, 35 Sabre alt, puroe beute Utor,
gen in Der GtsEerei Der S0o. Dtorris & EGs,
fer uon Der Wai9iuerte elfaBt uno au9en'
bltdtih aet0ptet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-23
Serasif6tc Sereidjem aus Netu=
Ssurf.


N Nem.D OFT, %. Dtdr3. - GtnS Abthelz
lung SteUer6eamteu uuo YOltitden nabm
heute Worgen etue in benz @ebGuoe Hr. 412 !,
DIT 20. Ctr, beiinolid1e ytrumme" "S6nappS-
breunerct IN Q5eidlG9 uno perba'tete elnen
9tpliisn SaS. Stepban8, welfer il4 III Dem
@cbduoe befauo.
- Die 8>oofl1uer 8oli:ei iiberruu1peltc
9elerH Iteno etueu gelulien gSm. Sobnlon
in ictncr gSohnung unh nubm oenIelben felt.
Sin pounGnti9er Apparat Sur Sali0mllrRereI
nnb uu9eiihr $3.50 in falihen Siibermitn5en
murOeu Ill Dem 8ebduoe porgefunoen.
- Ote $50. Gopo uuo $oiu, neld)e tuegel
an9sbllder SetbelllguHg on zen Stsuerbetrl!-
gereleH III @bicugo Dor reuShranfen oeS bic
ltgen 0iIriftSgeridts ftaHOen, purOen beuts
frelgslproden.
Seute Moreen mur0e cine betrGhtlid)s
Suanlitdt 9uuueG &attllu" Diientlib per
iteigcrt, uno cine groBe AuSabi Gletnhdnoler
| uobne Der Scrtetgerun9 bel. Der ourf'
ldnlttlld,e $reis, 81 mel6Iem Die 8anen
| geld)lagen mnroer, betruJ CO @eutsr uno
| Die SdllTer etbielteu uler WRouate @rsolt ge9eR
inboiiirte yioten.
- Sob er0ffnete su lO4B.
- Der 8anlpIcr nNll0t,c" traf Don 9las
som hicr ein.
-@tue 9roBe 2lu3abl beruorrageuoer Bitr,
| ger ele|er Stapt jielt beute Nben0 elue Ser
lammlung ab, I'm Wtabregeln flir Die Gritn
ouna eincr SoloatcnAclmatb sn Satb, in
Steuben County, u. g., 81 trefftu.
- Die s3nu Glnaabn1eu GetrG9cn 3eNte
1856, ,OOO,
- Der llnterid,abmeifer Sablte beate iiir
Sn:elehcn $4,000 nno tur eln9eSo3ene Sb'
| ll9atloncn $1,000 aus.
@ers,stSa,te tegc8rnp9ifGjc GepcS@en.
- SaS &oTIte otr@tiebgebung bon SAto,
UeIdles ernauht maroc, nm eluc rntaudjung
liber bit ii alta itrophe bet4i btG bu / a
anSultelten, reIhte geitcyn ieiHcn 8cridt EN-
Oerjtibe lest oar, cap Die BSiids feblCrbaft
9etaut mar nuO OaB Oitislbe 81 I.genO elmer
3elt IN ben Iegteu II 3ahrtn 5aIammeHbre=
teu fonute.
9H Is am britt sc, Maii., purbe &C,
ltern Jtolaab 2ttd)fieIO, Jun., Der cbemallge
Staottotc, auf bic Nutluge hin perbaitet, Die
Staot I'M $1,000 bettogen 5u bQb1H.
- Ser % nee rfz& p.@ III b" in 6 tn'
ctnnatl triiit Sorbercttuugen fir elnru
ieterlided Gmpfang oc8@r. YrdIloeuteH@rant,
welfcr III nd4iter SO9e Oaielblt eintrefIeu
plrb.
9as @rstutiu Gomite bes yfyrauens
@enteh SereinS" Bielt geiteru
cine Seriamnluua III 3 8bilabelpA a ab,
I'M Die @el1Gfte Der @siellid)lit gum Abz
ihluiie 81 brin9eu. f5r1u aubren 3. Smltb
ilberreidte Der 5rau@lQeipter Der SOriBerln,
in 4uftrsge oes @omtte'5 uuo mebrerer Siir'
ger Yblla6elpbta'S elne Summe uon $78OO
ais Auerfellnuug fir bic gelellteten Oienite.
- Der StaatS enat BON " 10
3 t ocrluarf 9efern bic @rnennung oea
y en-. 0t &lelI an gum Snper,ntenoen=
ten Der 0hentllhef @ebduOe.
SIN Dem llnterbGuie oer @eiebgebun9
BON 81 b bobez Sslano murOe gtitern oas
Nmenoement III Der @oniiitution, iuel6e8 Den
6raucu ba8 Sttmmred1 t uerietbt
nit 26 ge9en 25 Sttnmcu Oerluorfea.
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Wnrofbatest.

5pringftelo, UtaiI., %. Wdrs. -
Ir6ibalO gtc@Opan, Go Sabre cit, t0otete
beute 0iorgen 5u @raubp isinen 25zldbrlsen
SdlmiescriOhn Sobn We@ouan bur9 erneu
Sdju6. Seioe rparen Sur 3eit betrunfeu.
Ser Gbdter muroe uerbaftet.
Sartforb, Gonu., %. Wdrs. gtorge
@rssorp bratte geltern 2lbcuO ietner 6rau
eine tDbtlidc Sd)pBpunoe bel. 2(l5 llriade
m:rb GtferIudlt ailQeGebcu.
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SnoeSNrtnett.

Ssmego. Jt.~0., %. Mdr3. = gtatban
.. @reeuiieio. welHcr ietne 6rau in Srlusl,
SSnego @onutp, esmoroCte, nuroe berte gum
5oee perurtbeilt. Die 9inri9tun9 iii auf
rpm II g}t1i feftoeirtt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-03-23

GGatt'S GeMtiaattomssSbI5iIe pbme eHliTeI
fnb su ho6en In
VT. %, 0er~saas. tsabe etehtitrabe.
Yafien oorsfsltd fdr Sdu6taben, 8iireaur, 8iber>
fdrdnfe u.f.u. Yreis reou3irt auf Dollar.
(5ebr24, 1TitT)
Or. 3. u. Nnoermooo,
bom5opatbi{der arst,
Ia BON Wr. 255, orSzgutawaru6e, nad SIR. 1Os,
0oro=@barlesirafs, seSoseH, po rieme aumertiaIs=
felt ben peaeen Sran,beitsn bon 5rGusn uuo anoera
fpiomet.
Dtrsaufunoen BON SO YOrmtass nna Don 3-4
no6-7 nbr Nabmittass. (5an2O, ,3Mts,i.a.2O
sfrabiabss=9Nustcr iinS iebt bel Sseeler, Tr. 5,
Toro=SaIoertitrafe, gargum's Sotel 9eatnRber,
sur anfdt. 3uidneben, Niad,en unS 3ubebor BON
feinen Serren= aleounsslides cine Spe;alitdt. slau
tprete Dor ebe man anoerspo fault, uno erlpare oa7
burtb en Srittthsil Der Soften. (Wfa2, lNtt)
WobertS' Ut al s=umb 6ieii DIG rtratt
Eabrhaft mno itarfeno.
Seiier, als eebert9ran, segen d. biudt,
euftr6brenait gntS inbung unb auoere
2unseu= unb 9aIs=9eidperoen. Sci 9terpel1=, ,Sbarz
Iad,= unb anoeren SieGerI ais ndbrenoes 2onteum
CUR Ser6eifibruns raider uno poliitdnotser gensun9
lebr tpirtiam. @ut sesen 9pspepe, appetitIosteit,
Yeroauunssleiben unb alscmeine sdpdhe.
Sn alien apctbeten Su BADEN. [Scn.5,tSsl
Bareaa oer t3aslidjt=S or,pdgnts
BON 9altimore,
Or. 19, eoutb Strabe.
@ote....8iflises Seismateriat....e ofe!
gBir ba6en cine por;iiste Gualitat BON Gofes uorz
ratbis, pebe ipir bem 9ubli.un els en empisbeils=
mertbes Sesnateriel fir bal5libe una anoere 3uede
oeriren; idus leibt 6euer unS m irei pcn lnreinis=
teteu.
gefeaunsen tperben In eeiem 9ireau ooer in ber
fsabrif, SUP bon seabsnbaaitr., an3eron,ren.
seis $3.50 pro 28asealaoun9, in irSeno eine,n
Sta-.tbeile a6seIteiert.
fCtt23-il SamsS .. Sn.aUnpoS, setr.
Uars. Sor's s5notantideS ncsetabiltid,es 9es
colt, felt 2j 5a1ren als oas sr6Bte Ylutrensuass=
0littel Der GegenWart betaun, miro nur in gtr.
17718, Sasette=, 0proweftsss6e oer Gata.us
gtrafe, 5ubcreite uno 1T bei aen potbetern Su ba
5en. [Gus26, ,12U!tefJ
RJ- 0lan beiebe ben
,,4cro Baltimore"
"ILLUMINATING FIRE PLACE
HEATER"
be man etnen anoeren taHt 6ei
sc. g. WcMcpb,
[Sept23, 12UiteF] Str. 18, 9ermauitr. |
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Gbicago, y. Mdrs. - Sn tem bieiseu
Bcitamtt ioureen 'cIt dnacrer 3elt SrIefe
oernlibt, welde al hieiige @ehditsleute ge-
rldllet wureu. Mun iteGts Seotldltungen an,
uHo Gil @Eert i'm 9ofamte, Nauen5 6rso.
S. 8rpB, nurae heute aui frlitber Shat er=
tappt, wie er I'M Gearliic ltanb, eire In;abl
Sriefe in ieiae 9fodtaldle Su prafti;iren. ST.
aeltano ietne SAulO ein uno giebt au, oaB er
i'm @an5en etma $500 ans Srieien entpen.
ocie; Die Jtegerun9Sbeamtcn iino je0od Der
Gnilft, oaB Die Summe beheutenh srSBer lit.
9roB bate ie!ne 9lsbiiGb!e nur aHiGciAaitSz
hrifiP hpid,rG,,ft
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sS1Iidier pertlnffct. b

W EN- . orr, %. WdrS. Sin gewtiier
Sas. Sllpa:rif muroe 9citeru i'll oem Dytew=
yorf botst" anf bic Nntlage bin ue.haitct,
9efdldlte Sbltaationen in eiuam SeIiee gu
babea uno bieielbsu i'll llnllaui III leecn gu bee
abfhttgen. OtaH ianO aefafd1te Oblt9attu=
reu rer ogtiiiouri Bacific Sabn" inI Be
trage Don 100000 bel bem @efangenen, unb
oieielbenparen 10 tduIdeuo rad,gemad)t, oaB
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The Pearl Fishery.

Ceylon newspapers mention the excite
ment prevailing in that island in March
in connection with the resumption of
pearl fishing. The pearl oyster produces
It's best pearls when about four years
old, so that the great object kept in view
by divers is not to take any that have
not reached that period of existence.
This had led the authorities to prohibit
fishing on the several banks except at
intervals of four years, but this system
has resulted in other inconvenience,
inasmuch as the mollusks are beset with
divers dangerous enemies, who, it is
csntended, make frightful havoc on a
hank In one season if it be not fished.
The government is now intent upon dis
covering what is the right time for bed
to lie dormant The experiences Of re-
cent years give ten million oysters as the
average crop of a bank, and the average
pearls found would amount to two pei
cent. When one thousand oysters pro,
dnce 800 worth of pearls it is considered
very remunerative product. A hundred
pearls of the size of pins head are not
worth one as large as pea. Ten thou.
sand persons are directly or indirectly
engaged in this industry. In the last
great haul in 1874, million and a quar-.
ter OF oysters were taken on one hnnk
which were sold for $4,000,
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A Clever Trick.

One day, seeing large ship with the
appearance of we'll laden merchantmen
near the shore, the steamer Speedy gave
chase. On nearing her she suddenly
raised her ports, and Lord Cochrane dis
covered that he had to deal not with q
rich, helpless merchantmen, but large
Spanish frigate, crowded with men, who
had hitherto been kept out of sight. To
fight the Spaniard would have been a
simple act of folly; to escape from her
by taking fight was equally out of the
question. Some of the officers were
anxious to try the fate of an action, but
Lord Cochrane, fire eater as he was, pos
sessed a clear, well balanced mind, and
saw that the Speedy would have no
chance. He therefore had recourse to n
ruse, for which he had prepared before
hand. Having heard that the Spaniards
were particularly bitter about the Speedy,
he had caused her to be painted so as to
resemble a Danish brig, the Clomer,
well known on the Spanish coast. He
had also shipped Danish quartermas-
ter, and provided him with a uniform of
an officer of that nation. AS soon as the
Spaniard disclosed her real character, the
Speedy hoisted Danish colors. The
Spaniards not being satisfied with this
evidence of nationality, sent boat to
board the British brig. Had the Speedy
been boarded, the trick would, of course,
have been discovered in a moment. To
prevent such catastrophe, and at the
same time disarm suspicion, the Danish
quartermaster, in his uniform. was
placed in prominent position on deck,
and told to carry on conversation. The
yellow quarantine flag was run up at the
same time. The Spaniards have always
had an abject and unreasoning terror of
infection, and on this occasion their fears
were increased by the intimation given by
the Dane that the ship was only two days
out from Algiers, where the plague was
raging. This intelligence was quite
enough for the Spaniards, the boat at
once returned to the frigate, which i'm
meliately set sail, the Speedy losing no
time in making off in the opposite di-
rection.
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Our War Map.

As the long expected war between
Turkey and Russia has at last broken
out in full earnest, and as it will prob
ably be the foremost topic of interest for
some time to come, we deemed it advisa-
BILE to procure map showing where the
rival armies will operate and the battles
be fought. Accordingly we procured
this map from the New York Herald,
and our readers will be able to follow up
the marches and locate the fields of bat
tie in an intelligent manner. At the
opening of hostilities the Russian forces
occupied Kischeneff, town on rail-
road not far from the northeastern boun-
dary of Roumania, and lying midway
between Odessa and Jaschi. The ad-
vance line of the Turkish troops was
stationed on the Danube, at various
towns from Widdin to Silstria. The
Roumanian army guarded the territory
living between the Russian and Turkish
forces, and a Turkish fleet held sway in
the Danube. Should the Turkish
strongholds along the Danube be taken,
then retreat could be made to the Sec
ond line of defenses in the Balkan range
of mountains, where the Turks are
strongly barricaded. The mountainous
nature of the country makes this posi-
ton an admirable one for an army on
the defensive, and the Russian advance
on Constantinople will have to pass these
Notifications before it can 60 further.