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THE HOSIILE CHErENNEs.
Dull knif-'s Band Captured, hut Anerwnrd
Escnpe aud show Fight.

CAMP RoDITsoN, Ncb.. Oct ,25.-On Tuesday
afternoon Companies B and ID. Third Cavalry.
under command of Capt J. b. johnson and
Lieut.. Thompson. while scouting In tho sand
hills about 20 miles southeast Of this post. came
upon about $50 Chcycnncs under Chief Dull
Knife. Tho hosiilcs at first showed fight. hut
seeing tunWSc!ycs outnumhcrrd gave up and
were brought into MAJOR Cartons camp on
Ohadronc Greek, where thoy wore disaimed
Az tneit 9l2cH taken away. Thy latter. about
-. - J., a.. , - W. =, 7'ls n.'Ir'
reports that when the hostllcs were informed
mat their destination WH- Camp Robinson thoy
refused 10 -. and altering over the prairie
began digging rilr pits with their hunting
KNIVES. They appeared 10 have rifles secrrtoi
which they secured. hn'i ing given up oniy a iew
sent from here 10 shrll them from their posi-
uons should they continue their resistance
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l9'ms,tsr , General nunu"ston OF canala at the
Nj I 4 maeksionc says Nat tre divorce nom > Do
Trahord Blackstone ~as graz ted on hcr Application
An cecti, htht va liked l,t evening over the cen.
ull door amt mlt"ny upcnch OF III crh'lral towers
tn. stock snd h> nfclnn on w. iu $3.50, MAS that ~
NrW York Cuiui itny
despatch So. that Mis-, Clara Lgu.e kellogg sang in
enthusiastic auIicncc. wy
Col fulcrwu read IN the large hall Of the Cooper
dme dune ~ cntci,u6m,n, "'N' '0' "'' 0'"'"' o' U'
The. scconl game IN ur pri1e base bal tourney, on
Ala.kAs d, s,oic or7toi ''''
The Rev ueor.rA Thaycr Boston will preach in tho
church Of the Mc,,lah iouotrow uthcr wcll known
'f; | tS 90, .S S pulpit until suoc'''or to tho
cat rhmna' Prentice u the bark Gen. Cauln,d was
Enropc Thrrc 6oat. hnd tee washed ' AVN @
fourth could not lee lowered
- Ae2at twenty more Newark saloon hcrrr- gave h'I
sociauon made the compaiut, law '''' 0'''' 40
The Brooklyn Hoard of Elections will boz in .c..ion IN
tne cly HAL from 0to II NJ nnd iron .t,pr VI on
tore Oct 2H ccruhcate. t. ,nAnc ,hcn to,ote
slG MTG ary Ss a. az wc. ssaa"h 4h % .s TG N Sa 81;
wooden cellar doors which beneath her weight
v The Nsw jersey sPort.mc4' tPb, formed, ~ 1879,
club cup alfeon shooting prl was woa b, Nj ll'shci
tGo a'oa i .a ID 4 i u5 naasS S''' N' F''o" "oA
Ahred Tomb. Hgci 80 ol liS Van Burcn street. Brook
Bh cl rom me mont iAtorm Of car az % the futntni
hNtlue Hh.. NJ Washington tui Fulton aNruur- last
ny tt ana the mont whrol u to car passnt over hi. m
rt hluh" u urnr ihc ankle The drscr william shey VI
Law Facilo street. was arrested
summon. was granted hN lullr Nj Adam Yesterday
against the Hon Marcus lHnlon one o. thc lradersoi az
Grr"nlhck National PARTY, requiring mm to show. "a
MmiN My hr sh"i d not he elrot from his duniciV.
month, arrears OF r NJ am, untns To ~,
JOHN Shea, laborcr u 30 th,try street was knocked
UNCONSCIOUS hN a hammer, when lrl nr Whs thrown
yesterday from The root of It Thrlsas Church At Henry
aud Rutgers stwets lIs skull fractured ani rcco1
cry isimpnsshe VIII am West oi ~ Mc.t Iwrnt,. nth
street Who WAS al work repairing the church. aud IA
"hoH hAhls n hammer was, WAS snrfested
MI Homer KHmSiel p Ncwhursh. VITO 10 interested In
the scheme Authority Tor the assertion that the TcIort
Of the transferring U The Hartford Providence and Fish
Kill Railroad 10 the New York and New Enslaui kalroad
Company struc lie also saNs that the latter company
intends 70 u, the road on 10 the Hudson
hcabe The road l. nov blt 10 waterbury, Conn., whlcn
l. seventy 'sik uuilss from tAe IulsVn RIVER
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-26
THE .4FGH4N DIEEICULTP.
Warning from NJ. Petersburg NJ ohamme ?.
dan Influence Against Russia.

ST. PETERsBrRG, oct. 25.-The scmi-of-
cial journal de- 81. Pritrsboug. commenting on
the references to the Afghan question In Sir
Stafford Northcote's recent speeches says: " II
Great Britain il aiming Mt the extension Of its
frontier III ASIA. mn attempt to carry ont such "A
policy might easily lead to serious complica-
tiOns'
CoNsTANTINoPLE. oct. 25.-Arif Boy. Presi
dent Of the Red Crescent Committee. has gonrto
Mecca. ostcnsibly 10 suberintend the execution
OF the sanitary arrangements adopted nt the np-
proach Of tho Courban Bairam festival. His
real motive. however, Is To confer with the pill
Asia who will roach Mecca in large numbers
within the next month to iniuencitlem favoru-
bly, toward tho British policy. anG adversely to
Russia.
PARIS Oct. 25.-The Dir Neirieme Steele says
that N consequence ofthc gravity Of the stua-
tion betwnen England and Afghanistan. and the
held at Versailles yesterday. and will meet again
to day
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HER NEPHEW HER LOyER.
Property Worth $4,000 Transferred Under
PrOmIse Of Marriage.

In william O. Jackson suit against Mrs
Richard VI. Hunt formerly Mrs Anna NJ. Jack
sou. his aunt 10 recover 10000 worth OF prop
ery that he gave to her after she. as alleged.
had promised TO be his wife although she was
twenty years his senior. James O'Nei n cab
man. testified yesterday. that in 1876 he heard
Mrs. Hunt persuade her nephew at Broadway
and Thirty-nrst street. to discontinue suit
that he had instituted similar to the one pend
ing on promise that she would marry HIM.
How came you 70 he In company with Mr..
Jackson and his aunt p WAS asked
Oh. was in the habit OF driving for Mr.
Jackson, and lie used 10 stop 10 talk to me once
in while. While talking to me Mrs. Jackson
had started against her to recover his ur pcrty
She said that If he'd stop and sign u release
she'd marry him in two months"
Was this while standing alongs de OF you ?"
No. She took him away. and | overheard
the conversation. They wore standing only Il
To prove that Mrs. Hunt made the PROPOSE
tion is one Of the nephews chief points in the
on cross exam lnntion, could not remember IN
what season Of the year he heard the conyer-
saton, and could not give amy date.
disbelief in ONei's testimony. and Jackson's
lawyer presented an affidavit, alleged 70 have
CIRCUMSTANCES. QNeil acknowledged that he
could only write his name. and said that tho
affidavit was read to him. but he was unable 70
say exactly what was in the afllda't. lie did
not remember whether the notary wrote the
affidavit or Mr., Jackson. The affidavit was
Withdrawn for the present.
Mrs Hunt, with her husband. a tall young
mnn with light hair and flushed face, was in
court. Mr. Hunt seemed to pe nervous. and ne
frequently prompted his wife's lawyer. Mrs.
Hunt was the picture Of health. She had very
dark hair. very dark eyebrows and eyelashes,
eyes roamed about the court room seemingly
on the lookout for something new 70 gaze at.
She WAS dressed in black velvet and silk. ana
she wore black feathered hat OF "A largo pat
tern. Once in a while she looked disdalnfully
in the direction of her nephew. who something's
looked toward her. but not so disdanfuy lie
is "a mild-loOking Young man. with fair SKIN
and black hair and whiskers. Beside Mrs.
Hunt sat a stout lady. dressed In black who
had nothing u say
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-26
SHOOTING Ar KING ALFONSO.
A Deliberate but Fortunately UnsueeessfuI
AuemPt At AssnssInatIOn.

MADRID, Oct. 25.-As the King was driv-
ing through the street known as the Gallo
Mayor this evening man in "a blouse nrod a
pistol ut him. The King was not touched and
continued on his way to the palace amid the
accamations Of the crowd The assassin was
Immediately seized by the soldiers and taken
10 prison.
Tho would be assassin is named Juan Mon
case aged %. by trade n cooper. and native
OF Tarragona. lie says that he If a member Of
the International Society, and that his crime
was premcd ltAted He arrived at Madrid o t.
20. his bullet struck nobody. Moncas6 was
rescued with difficulty from some women who
wished 70 lynch him.
All the foreign Ministers and diplomalists In
Madrid have congratulated ths King on his es-
cape A solemn To Deum will be sung to-
morrow. Judicial proceedings, against tho
lin have already commenced.
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nQmination for the Senate in the Seventh Dis.

trict. " '"N "N'0"'" Die'
=, In tho twenty one Assembly districts md ,he
lwenty-third and Twenty fourth Wards ~ oi5
persons were registered yesterday The total
IeRistratlon Tor three days is 1877 .276. The reg
last yenr was 10000. ' "
:, The Blair Connolly Greenbackcrs nominated
samuel PQlak for Assembly in tho Third Dia-
trict AMI George A. Mckay in ;ho Twelfth.
me Republicans in Brooklyn have nomi-
nated RnrSo, AdTT%en TnIS as i2llows First Ward l.
David s. Stewart; Eleventh. Charles d. Ora.
ham; Thirteenth. W. II. Ray; Fifteenth, John
u; u. smith; Seventeenth, VIM. H. Waters /:
Nineteenth A. ID. Baird; Twenty first John G.
am.aarrker Twenty third. A. B. seaman; Twenty
nnnhc; nn,,n; John q. Powers, Their nqminations for
Tenth Albro J. Newton: Sixteenth Victor
Eager Eighteenth George j. Armstrong:
irwentieth. Alexander Walker; Twenty second,
Tho Independent Democrats In BROOKLYN last
night nominatcd Martin Gleason for Super.
visor IN the Fourth Wnrd, John $. Tyler in tho
SiNth ward, Henry J. ROrke in tho Twelfth
Mari nnd John j. ormshec for Alderman in
the Fifteenth Ward. Mr. Charles II. Trocster
IN tho Sixth District. BROOKLYN has withdrawn
from the race through business consideratio ions
his stead. 80
The Independent Democrats last night nom.
mated Patrick Burns in the Fifth Ward for
=, The Republicans Of the second Assembly
District OF Hudson County y. j.. have nom
mated james warner. J. owen Rouse has been
nominated 10y tho Ecpuhlicans Of the First AS
sembly District. The Democrats of the seventh
Assembly District have nominated Bethucl ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-26
MRS. STAGG'S FUNERAL.
The Fallen Society BciIe OF Newark buried
by the Side Of her Father.

Tho funeral services for Mrs. Mary StAGg who
died N the Newark all and the Siory whose tall from
the position OF society belle and happy wife 70 life
OF dissipation WAS related in TW Of Thursday were
performed yesterday The body lay cot in the cell
IN which Mrs stag died until late on THURSDAY evening
Then an undertaken removed 1t to Campton's morgue
None OF The aVes oi the dead woman called AZ the
All 10 make arrangements tor the iutcrmcnt and Col
johnson. The warden was preparing have the body
hNnei IN the fuiters Ficd the undcftakcrs wagon
arrived AH o'clock Yesterday the PLAIN walnut CONN.
MIN ANer pntr containing the name age, AMI date VI
death WAS driven away. followed hN tNu coaches IN
which were lew relatives uf the dead woman The in
utment was ia Mount Pleasant Cemetery an lot In
winch Mrs sirgg father who was At one time wealthy
iron Manufacturer u bufct Several relatives the
party al the grave where the Rev Mr. Haley the pa tor
oi the Knscvile Presbyterian Church. re al bre burial
service AMI made PRAYER.
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MR. DEMiREsT's CANVASS.
An Unfounded story that he was about to
Withdraw In Favor of Cutler.

some of the friends Of Mr.. Voorha. the
Republican candidate for Congress in tho Titl
New Jersey District hayc been trying to gain
votes for him by circulating reports that
Thomas W. Demares'. his Democratic oppo-
nent. was about g. withdraw In favor Of Angus.
tus W. Cutler. Such reports are wholly without
foundation. They had their origin in this
wav: MIR. Cutler returned from the West last
irliny. and WAS informed hy some 81 his
irlends TINT supporters ot Mr. Potter. the
br enhaek candidate. had said shat Mir Potter
would withdraw in favor of Mr.. Cutler provided
Mr. prmarcst would also Withdraw in Mr. Cut
lrr's favor Mr.. Cutler at once snid lint tho talk
ui such an arignE mrnt was absurd. and under
no citfumstancc- would ho consent To H. Moth.
ing further was said ahout IN" matter until
subsequently, Mr. Cutler incidentally mon
toned II TO Mr.. Dcmarcst. and informed him of
MS refusal u consider a proposition looking
toward his own candidacy. Mr.. Cutler and Mr
l)"mnrost have been visiting different towns In
the district together. aud Mr.. Chtler and his
friends are giving MIR. Demarcst their unluali-
He'd support.
A reporter for THr SUN met Mr. Dcmarost in
HacSensack yesterday actively engaged in hls
canvass. He was indignant at the report that
hr was about 10 withdraw. wish 10 give the
5tpry lh9 proaiest and most emphatic contra
dicuon. he said am not 10 be bought Of or
Traded on. No proposition. suggestion, or init
in favor of Mr. Gutter or any one else Tbc
people Of this district must decide the question
between Mr. ioorhis and myself in Novenh hor.
II they would give mo the whole Sttte Of New
Jersey would not withdraw from the contest
] WAS with MIR. Cutler and members of tho Com
gressional Committee Yesterday and on the pre-
vious days but not syl able was whispered by
any OF them about my declinaion. nor did any
Of them think of such a thing. Please say thnt
am in tho night and am going 10 stick TO the
end."
Mr.. Dcmarest adds that he Is greatly encour-
aged hy tour OF the district. and he oXpects to
poll tho tuil Democrailc vote, with the exccp-
ton OF handful Of soft money Democrats who
may vote for Potter.
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Gov Robinson has pardonod Terence O'Ncil
Donneiy who Is IN Sing Sing prison for the alleged fr
ing OF check for ~ oyl Donuelly wasa builder living
75i' Carroll street Brooklyn He was convicted on
lhe t. ,umnnl cl Edward and W Reilly, and one Cat
I'm who pleaded guilty u beiug accessory TO the same
crime ani were sent to the knira ReiOrnatory Catu
now SAYS that they fastened the decd plrncl, to
ghen their own sentences, and that he
knowledge even OF the furgerica
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LONDON. Oct 26.-The Standard publishes "A
despatch from Vienna to the effect that Russia military
preparations are vast that nobody doubt she
Is bent upon further conquest The only question ap-
pears 10 be whether shO will wait ull spring,
or recOmmence war before that time Tho excuse
will probably be the outbreaks OF the BulgariHns,
which were gotten up by Russians agents camp Il
6DuO men Is forming Al Kischenc to replace ue ropps
who crossed the Balkans southwArd Russia refuses
evatuAte the DObrudscha or ROumAnia until koumA MIA
has concluded an offensive aud defensive alliance Rus
sian agents openly claim that hold0yA as ar as beleth
must become Russian
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-26
CrooLed Speculation. In Coal.

Samuel Bensn. young man OF lf2 East
broadway was IN the Madison street police station last
evening His method was to follow loaded coal truck
until stopped before the house where the was to
he delivered, walk amharly up to the driver AMI ask
him Tor his bll Then be entered tho honsc collected
the money, and returned TO the driver telling him that
s brother the purchaser OF the coal had lust gone to
settle thc hill az the ONCE His success may BE- iuiscd hN
the number ui persons who entered complaints pHtnst
him lat evening Among them were samuel Muriis ni
III West broadway, Henry Huhhtk Oi 217 Avenue q
hulh Duushtrt Oi ~ Thomas street aud Morris Riuls
knlh %. Gln East Seventeenth street a teacher in The
Fh slreet s.hOo There are many Oter KNOWN We uns
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INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. 25.-The Herdh to-mor-
row morning Will contain an interview with James Il
Anderson stopping In this city Anderson ,ay. that
the authorship Of the sherman letter lies between senA
tor Kellogg and Conquest CLARK. who was his private
secretary at the time ha, Mrs jerks never saw IT that
the original Is now IN possession Of Hgentlcman Phla
delrhia, aud can be produced at any time and that
Senator Kellogg could eNonerate Sherm any time
ami Will do soon the Louisiana appointments
made ~ his interest are confirmed Anderson added that
ht made the dupe ni eN Congressman SNphcr his
COUSIN anu compelled 10 10 heure the Potter Committee
ana that SN Nnher got tee oi 5000 by pretending Thai
lac - AnleTsOn's g1bctWcen
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Mrs. Mary Ann Clock, wife OF Poundmaster
CLOCK OF Jersey city. convicted Of brutay beating Bar
holomew Ritter. an old man. and OF throwing vtriol
the head and face OF Joseph SOune thereby blind
ing hm was arraigned before Judge Garettson Jersey
Guy yesterday Tor sentence, The Judge said that
TIE Two convictions he could send her to State prison lor
twelve years, but N consideration Vi her child he
would only impose ~ " S66u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-26

In New Orleans there were IL cases Of drath
AMI IA new cases reported yesterday The tots, case. Of
fever 10 date are l279,, ana death 3s2- rat
wr,on'le LA, new cases and cases Of death ia u.c
pat tNu dhN, IN Holly springs Miss Now cases .ui
leases Of death In Nickshnrg number OF ncM ca-, o
teturni retugrcs arr reported In Mobile tcre were H.
new cases AMI 3 3caSs of death reported Yesterday In
Mcmlhls there were cases ol death the oiy AMI ii
ousic o1 uv cip hints OF uew case, II wtre reported
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-26

WAsHINGroN. Oct. 2j.-Gco. II. Butler was
arrested yesterday for drunkenness and TO-DAY, when ne
was taken from the police station No tell IN volcn, NJ
lie taken 10 the hospital where he has been al day
IN dangerous state lie i IN rniechled conhton
from drinking Hui exposure a"i has considered
critical Last SUNDAY m an artcc published IN lo Al
W~nHler builcr showed that he su rrtainr In. .l
iictN % expression. hut he has been Tor some time IN
r. 4. A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-26

When Bridget CalaGy of 4lG East Fiftcontt
street rcuted on Thursday n-ht She locked the ouNio
'oor oienn- into her ha,em,nL Shc was awakened al
O'Clock yesterday morning. and LOOK NJ out saw
Frank tinrru bi7 hast fift,ouih street cautiously
o' Hr tic las, 'nt tuOr she Wiiicl Until Do, hai got
Mcl inside nud th'u slipping down stairs. she quickly
shuti"Mn ihg door am hSA" finuru IN. Ihch sho
,iNniuWd bhprr ifrN. That ufit.r found some u
Mrs Cal 4-N's chickens hcai-. Finntu having Killed
Wcm. Justice llAmmct committed the IusoAcr
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EASTERN COMPLICATIONS.
Aibnnisns 10 Resist Any Cession or Territory
90 Greeoe-Persia's Demand.

CoNsrAsTINorLE. Oct 25.- Minister Layard
supports the demand OF Persia for the immediate cessun
OF Kho'our, Tho Persian Ambassador has assured Min
'er Layart that the report Of UNDERSTANDING between
Russia ami Persia nnfounded, and that Persia would
observe street Ttuuahty
AmfNs. Oct - -Intlligence has been received from
tho Tnfkish frontier provinces that the Albanian ague
muslrrlug lOluD combatants has resolved To resist Ia
me death the rcsson Of the territory demanded 10y
NkNhA, oct ?o-Ncgouaupns have been proceeding
mere during the last few dAYs for the conclusion
ensNe Rni defensive alliance bewce AScrva AMI Greece.
BfLghApk. oct - It's stated In Official riiclts that
the scrNian army will be immediately reduced to PC acc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-26
MIR. Mon,vede Dumbrounded.

Mr.. Montvede. who owns a shooting park
near East New York, returned from day Of target
shooting Oh Thursday and, seating himself IN a eapa
clous armchair IN his house he ned hts large pipe with
handful Oi tobacco from his coat pocket and settled
himself ior quiet smoke lie WAS Veihng himself IN
irHsrant cloud. aud ddonV there WAS an explosion
pieces about the room, MS nose was burned and his
cluthins sprukod with ashos AMI tobacco He was
dumhluunied, uut lie tnuni nn empty cartridge shell
ON the floor. aud bullet hole IN the WAN Then Il
flashed upon HIM that he had cartridge IN the noel
Mhere he kept his lObAeco.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-26

Mrs. Isaiah l.. Weaver of Tarrytown. the
widow OF L. Weaver, the minstrel who was Killed ia
An accident near furnan'. Bnlse, the Long Island
Railroad on Sept u has received 81 80 from tho
psny settlement aud Henry WvaNer the brother OF
the dead man. who Injured IN The accident
has recovered s5,ar damages The Weaver broiiers
hhd been giving performance at Roo kaMay Beach and
wttc returning q Sew YORK together IN tbs tram that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-26
Raiding tue Texas Border.

NAsHiNGToN OF. 25.-Tho Department Of
state received official Information to-day by mail that
party Of MeNicans anl Indians have Lately l-,eu rait
inF i' tilmil OF WILSON'S Raugl 20 texas. that they
ku'd three eil, AMI boy fnhnson's Fork of M.
Huai tloulr RIVER and AT lat accounts were gou- t
wand the Kip GrHntr with large herds Ot stolen y,.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-26
Tho Death OF n Clergyman.

Tho Rev. John IL Manning. pastor OF the
Reformed Church, died yesterday morning In his resi-
dence ls7 Park Place Brooklyn. OF Brghts disease OF
kidneys which he had been suffering for over
year He tor eighteen years pastor Of the Reformed
Church In Third avenue near fiiy second street bn!
compelled five years ago to resign because o III
health. lie Of tie Trustees VI frheeton college
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-26

HARTFORD. oct. 25.-Thc four ycnr-old nlly
L.ane ru'td here today for silver cup 60 beat her
rec .d oi - made Al Rochester uiit year In the first
ui"l 'he rrin'.i me TIM" T. ~ which i, pDnrier
c'uhl lartt thu the host record mHdr hY I'm. jim,
nov nMi'd hN Robert Bonner Elaine - owned b. GOV.
stanford ui California
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JorIINGs ~ AND NhIR InE CITY.

Clonr or partly cloudy Weuther cold north-
rHsi' rh Ntrru- warmer suutlrfls wind .ul station.
aty or iahns har,nrt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-26

MauEer's "Poinier" Playing Cards.
Inlexsd. rounded cornsrA klesst card made. Ada
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-03-30
GuropGii9e Gabel6eridte.


QonDo II, 20. Mar3. - Die III Der geftrit
oen Yarlamentsfbung gtma1teu Grfldrun=
qeu baben beute Mor9en einen bD9if nad)tbetz
iiiaen @influB auf bic @ifeftepbHrie ausseiibt,
ufis aQe gfiefteu fInb i'm Breiie geiIuten. 4m
Nfeiiteu wIrOeu Die ruIhldleu uns unaarll9sn
8ertbpapiere our4 ben Yanit beriibrt,
gearft umS S5rie.
2onbou, 20. Wfdr5, 1890 Jtafnt. -
Goniols "a 9l16 fir @elo unb DO. fir Brief.
Sereiuiete Staaten Sbligationen, ueue
43zpros. 103, neue Eiinfer 1044, 1867er 1911,
10. 4oer Coupons l05E. Grie 1OB, Yriori>
tGten 24t, Sainoiier Central 754, Senniglz
panier Central 20, Rep> SelleDer Central 154,
6eaoinger IA.
2onbon, 20. Mdrs, 2 llbr Na9m. -
ganialS 81 ZIG fir @elO uno DO. fir Srief
Barrier &epeideu uetirell fiinfprosenti9e
0terteu 5u 106 Srancs SO GeptimfS fur
Brief.
9iperpool, 20. Wdrs, 1890 Wa9m.-
8aumpOlle ltetig. WittelIorte Sberldnoer
SID; De, Orleans GID; Die Yerfdufe betruger
beute 1000 8atien, eiRialisBli4 1000 Saaeu
sur Equalization unb Sum GTporte. DtG
hsutige 8aumwoq 3ufubr betrng 17,50C
@anen, eini6lieBlid 15,400 aus 4merifa.
g}erfaA|e ,pGbrenb Der 9So6e $4,000 8ader
- @rporteure nabmefl 5000; Spetulanter
2O00; 8orratb 10000, anterif. $4,000
| 2ufubr $1,000, anterif. $4,000; tpirflide
Gssort 5000; unterpegS $4,000, anerif
256, 900; brett peN Sdifie mad BEN Spin
nereten ueri6idt 1900; amerit, 3erfauf
"a 900 8allen.
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