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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-23
germii0tc Sepcibem aus Sse,u.
gaDrT.

Nemz Ycrf, p. Sauuar. - Die 0tes
tropolitan Yfeiierbabn" ibertrug gelteru Den
@ontraftoreu Glalt, 0iecUe5 & @Onlp. 3u Eb6
nirviae, Berui., Den GOntr1ft 3ur gleieruH9
pom Gien iiir Die aauSe GinIc all Der Srpeltcn
2(uenu,suGn gowlin9' Srecn bis an 0en 6ar'
lcni,0(i0er. Die Strcfe 1T aAt Mtilen lang,
uuo itber &c, 600, ,0O0 Yfuu0 @iieu itub eGfor'
oulib. Der @outratt lit Ger 9r0Bte ocrartige,
wct0cr ie ia tieiam ganoe abJedloiien puroe.
- Die pan 8nlcD 0a6caQ gegeH Die ISL
linoi3. St. YouiS, &liidsnzG ompa9nic" e'us
qClettetc 3lage mnroe 9cutc in SnnosS'0I'
irlftSgelctte 81 @Aucn reg NIagcrs ent.
tieoGn. Die @cidmOrencn lPrafen lbm
$265 1922 Su.
- Die Won GuiiOn ?. &cilt aus Glib
Garolma st5cn Nle bicigc StmcS" elngelst'
tcic 5d)abensriag Stage nm $4,000 megcu
giua I'M september 1877 oer0nentIitten Str'
leuutuua unbm btute i'm Sunoe8 ,0lltrlIt3
@eridte ibreu Aufnug. Die betrehenoe &erz
6fieutlid)unq teltano III Der gtaarld)t, Dap
GlIger megen 8t90mic uarh0ittt rpoloen lei.
Die &erftugteu gebeu an, cas- itd] Die 9tad)'
rl6t nidt auf cen Sld9Crt lonoern auf eInI
ou9cre B:rIon beiog.
- 2tuI Der Bro0uftenb0lie berrld)te AeNtcrll
uuo bcue III f5oIge res SteiQens Der Bleiit
OcS Shmciueict8 mo Y0f,lfluidle8 bcoeu
tcn9e Nuircguu9. Die 'Erciie itlc9eH 9eiierr
nm 80 Gents pro NaB, laHten leooh bcui
mlcor I'M p SGut5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-23
Kas,zsawt Il SlnartIen;s

gasnsag. Ss Suarilegs
Hs, sgs aSssf StsaSs Gu ebensr 9rb)
eSIssAe : gsaeEatfuts ano gaasnsalsr
far bes Snnere pen
@ielea, 9elem, Ibeatesa,
bnsastsAsts 8sbaasea, g,rssetsuahsasasa se.
ga.lSer, Banner, GtrdeE Deforattousn,
gsSmcarassnse IL. {. b..
--.G:--
s5s- Die aY6ei. irirt mad cen b:hcn fanffsfsiaea
EnipErieu etlefert uno &reiie uno stuG!ilraEs osa
N:ecit ben aafrreeruEseH eec 3et u.'bsS Sei@mades
ansepast. @mMsatt & nIartseH
iSreatomaier, 9)ttncGtcu1e arA 0ausEais
rca,f!3 cST G2s.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-23

c%oIsbctlrtOuns aIS ,Fcfttass @eidlsnfe &C..
e sGtr baben Den Breis pon iei6enen 9rapatz
t II unb Sa ls btnben (scarfs d tissl fir Serren
in aieien rIbcn GDeile Der SatIon bera69eest, uni
6eierta9en parten. gum icbt9en @infduTe BON
g3eibnahtSprdIentcI ju 6eiUe9en. g4ir baUen feine
iet6en TIES bis su i21. Gents berGb. = Seioene
SCARFS, bic lutr 6,sger nm 81 uertauIen, fino az
50 &eut6 berobseieBt-S eio enc Scarfs, bis6er fur
81 pcrtGui, tohen iest St.23 6ei 8tesinutb,
(Jtop2i ,6Mitel. 5lr. 55, gBeitsTTnnetteItraEie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-23
Nuilfn, GrfdLlufla, E0isa

nn6 dnbere ouneengebreffe io1fsI
nndldifigt, IonoGrn reftssiti9 ongemeiieH W
bunOelt frerbsn; geifieht Dies, 10 tDeroen nlIe
bcherfIiden &tiultots nsrntieoen, nno oos
geie, mas ftd) ba tbuu Idbt, 1T bic Gnweu'
onn9 oes lpObIberibmten Seilnittsls, oes
9ance' i6eu suiammenaeietten AnOorn GU
rrpS Compound Syrup of Horehound).
0ieleS 0fittel gilt bel 9enen, Die es brauden,
fir ben befen Su babenoen artitel. 8riude
cine 6laid]e, unb 9u iiberseusIt Did banon.
Yreis % unO so Gents bic Slaide. Sou
Sstb g. Sanee Ir. 108, 8e f 9 altts
more itraBe 81 beSieben (150O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-23

n9eut{des &tnocrmebl" Paedo-
trophin) ift bas bette Griatnlt:el fir Nut'
terfnllG uu6 sine 9eiunoe unb Iei6t berbau'
lld)s yta9rung fir Sanglinge nnb ..eine &in<
Der. ;3I hoben il aitsl apDtbeteH.
l''e. 4 Ge6r,4,1S,i j, ,Nont)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-23
Ser {6elomarft.

9tcm gOrf, y. 5auuar. - 6Ul9elttes
Iinp ptcSdjluBuotjrungen: @tlo wtltt3. lScdl'
icl -. &unoe8.S bIi9atOncn: l68ler l0G4,
l8G7sr 1O2, 1851 1929, nCue 6iiafcr 1861,
10 40tr lOG, 1dt. Columbia 8l4. Nttlen:
9teu 9orfcr Geu!rQl iii, Gric 245, Eate'
Sbole 7Og, SaiHotier &entral 835, But@burS
9ls, Ghicago 9icrtbpeiterH 594, DO. Yriori.
tdtcn 8ig, Jtod-9sl0ao 1858, 2Selern Union
Sci. 9GZ.
l)uterlNatomta. .gitan;: @olo $l14, ,356,z
927; GourQnt S44, ,897 $40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-23
syreiwiQige8 Ntteitat.

(aus einem Artttet oeS ganinorcr pAmercan4 bon,
q. 9Gembet tS78.)
Ger ButDetm 1dbcr'i6c eIeftrtihe @ar.e empFeblt
iid sum aa9emeinen GjsGrsu9e aus iol9enben @riins
ben: t. peseu ieiuer luunoerGaren @isenitaften CUR
9siluns oon arantGeiten oer Ntereu. oes Tagens,
Der 9e6er unO ocs 8mteS; ?. tUesen eiusr ouserOrs
Sentdben Gtniab1et uno 3. peit feline du6erlide ane
peu0uug atie Nl0gGittett trgenb elmer S6a6isuus
oeS SSranten ouSi6GeBt, oo Elm du6erlides Wtttel
oagenetn ats iidsr ansrtunnt 1T. Gin ipeiterer gors
be 1T bic 2eitbtigett, nit uel6er id ben 5ortidrtt
Oes &ei6ens uno Der Seiiun9 6eo6ud)ten Iast, uno
0sr Gityte, fails er nt on Der ridhsen gelle ausss
lt3t ein iotc, 70 gcr4tet iuerOen iaun, Sus sr bic
teiOenoen 36cite beoedt. Sen guluermadcri6en
etcftrtifeu Siirtc un6 ietne 8erUOGfommnuns ba6en
nit nur Die GcOenOen bic ibre G5ciunbbeit ben ge>
mug uub cine aeue 2ebensUalan8eruns Ourd istne
wobttb&tacn @trfunaeu pie0ererlanaten, fOnbern
aud bic gcr3te, bte i9ren Batenten ieiuen gebrau&
iebr lduH9 anrut9en, nit 6reubsn besrdBt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-23
Ghnfernfaf.

9tem Oorf, %. San. - Sobn 9. 0obelz
mann, Gigenthiiner ber 0obelmaun' id)en
@lashiitte III 8rootlgu, fdlilte aeitelll. Gai'
iioa 100000; nOtnilleue Nttiua 100000.
Die Suhbdnbler g8oli & 2cpp, gtr. 208,
@hnrhiir., bahcu ebenfall8SanferOtt gemad)t.
Die Tirma wHr ieit % Slbren etablirt nuo
teiab ein &apital bon $4,000. 0ie Yaiitoa
itro beOentern.
Bic 3ablrlgssirIteluns bss Iftienndfiers
s. 9S. WeIou, 9ir. II, 9fclpItr.. murte beute
Morgen ami Der 2lftieubDrie perfiiuoct.
9tem5urGb, 9t.~0., p. Sau.-Stephen
Mc8lnltrD, Elm hieiiser @tr5er, bat eiu Sc
idldit an eiueH Curator iibertrdgeu. 2lftiua
S33, 800; Yaliipa $44,691.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-23
Gin sietu=0orfer &atsfnnamm
9EerifO cttttutoet.

yep Dort, %, 5anu0r. - Die 9ta@
ri1t ipuroc hert2 bisr cmpiaggtn, oaB 6r.
3berbaro 8od!, EN- moblbefanntcr bleiiger
9aufmann, belisn Gcid)ditelofat itd am
@rd)auges Ytace bCfinbet, oil 8. Nooember
y. s. IN Oierifo ernorott mRrre. 9r. TOfe
bate iid in geidldItlid)en an9elegeRbeilen
nadMerifo bescbcu, nn9 Iaine 6amllte erpar,
tete hn III peni3en Gagen bier Suriid. Ser
OiSrber, ein Mfrlfaner, III bis iegt nod nidt
uerbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-23
GnnasMnnit,acftt

S90en8bnr9 q, u. y, p. SaN. - Die
,Subion 8arr ihloB heute Worgeu lire
Gbiiren. !pr. s. .. Sao'on, Der @igenthiis
n1er, pe,fiinoet, oaB Ct ale 2tuipriide po0<
itdnoig gu tiIgen bofie, Uenn ibm icine gIdn'
biQer cine 6rlit Gcludb-en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-23
9ie tta,teri,tdDttiag Der SSabl ist
HlcrtoAA

Sadio le, fla., %. Sannor. -
Die @el6woreuen in Dem Bro5eiie gegen bic
3dGlungsbsbDrre bon 95reuaro @ountp nez
gen Setru9s selegentlid) Der lesten GonSreB
Wahl bradten bcute etnen auf idHihig ldutens
ben gSabrlprud) Elm, enpfablen ieDof ben
S6ertff unb Den SrieSensrttlter Der @nabe
oss 9srtdis.- Bic .Ritslieoer Der 3ablungs
bshDrbe unO 5lusi gSabl Snipeftoreu aus
Ala9ua,9ountp puroea beuts lpsgsn an9eb'
lid,er ye1letuua Der gSabldciebe uerhaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-23

Sabanrta, %. Sanuar.-Ser bsnte aIz
seEon,nlsue britiidle Yofteampier brtnst Nad'
ridtsn aus ct. 9bOinaS bis gum II. 5anuar.
-Qls Der 0ampier sSnusiii9atOr," rer 5sles
grapben=g =geieaid)aft 9ehDrig, ON 8. D. 0its.
oen aisn tSoon ct. ShomaS psrlieB, crplo-
oirte Der Dampifeiiel, uno ieGs Bsriousn
muroen id)tuer perIsst. Ser Dampfer muroe
oerart beidaoist, caB bas Sabrseus conoeul=
nirt lperben muBtc. - Son ben 8lnpwaro.
Snieln laufen hodit 9iinfti9e ganrihten
iiber Die 8aifee=@rubte eiu.
Gan Domingo, II. Sanuar. = SIN
@asemeineu berrid)t &nbe, allein Die @eiddfre
fuo lebr fau.
Sabti, 10. Saruar. - Mau beiiirdtst
neus Inruben, Der b,plomatiiGe 8erfsbr mi
6ranfrctdb tit mi:0er hergefca5 pcraen, inoen1
bic Regisrung bic BON Der 4OT,ntiirltion oea
iriihsren Brdiicenteu Dominique in Braafreid
erbobene aulsibe anerfanut bat. Wau trpar.
tet, baB bic aammern, iobalo iie itdb periam
nleln, bic WaBnabEe Der HsstIuns sutbei'
Sen peroen. - Der Yreis oeS 9affeeS betras1
| So pro @entner,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-23
SelbfmorS ctt:es SeiatTGem Sraa=
lattIets.
&0ferattne0. .

9tciuarf, 9t.z>S., %. Sanuar. - Wartin
Coleman, melAer 0ul !ebteES onnerliagA AberO
pou ltinem Gobue ludlren0 elre5 GreiteS
onrd einenNciieritid) ueruuubct Unroe, ltlrb
aeIteru 9bcn0. Scr Oi1roer 1T entilo0tu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-23
SAiiisuohrlmten.

IntWetpen, p. SauUar.-0er 3anls
pier .N:osrlaAO" 1T non B4ilaoelpbia bier
eingcIaufen.
sue stown, p. Sauuar. - Ser
8nnpfer 0@reiham" pon 9IeU Yorf lit III
8ouen dagetoumeH.
cont + I'll pt Ii, %. Sanunr.-Dtr
9om2ier - 2OHan" III bcNte Doh 9tew Y2rf
eIagetrCiea.
Iiuerpool, %. Sanuar. Der Dampier
rSraSilian" tit bente BON 8ofon bier anGe<
fommeu.
Der 9aupier D3IiAoi8" iubr rad @bitd'
oelpDta ob.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-25
RhTOLF lGAINSr PILOT FEES.

At the last session of the Legislature an.attompt
was made 10y the foreign steamship companies To
have the pOtage fees ut this port reduced, but SO
strongly this scheme opposed by the pilots that
it was defeated 1t costs each steamer from $3.50 to
$500 for pilotage fees IN aud out of harbor, and
proposition to the pilots mat the fees for steamships
should be less than for sailing ship was rejected.
A TRIBUNE reporter learned yesterday that the
steam tug Hercules had been purchased from Peter
Wright & Sons, Of Philadelphia. by the foreign
steamship companies, and twelve of the New-York
pilots have been engaged at monthly salary. 81
that IN less than a month steam pilot boat indie
pendent of the organization Of pilots, but licensed
by the will he running III the employ
al the steamship lines. The pilots engaged Tor this
service have kept the matter quiet, fearing great
oppostiO As only specified number of pilot
b, ats is allowed, these pilots viii have their own
vessel, a schooner, Condemned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-25


MR. BLANCHARD SILL PORE IHE ASSEMBLY
CDtIMITIEf.
c. r. Blanchard resumed hIs testimony yesterday
before the Railroad Investigating Committee, and
discussed a variety OF subjects. lie FIST compared
the local freight rates with what the farmers in the
West are charged TO bring their goods to Chicago.
T percentages uf reduction for six places on all
classes Of local freight 10 and from New-York
within tie last five years were follow the first
percentage beng on East-bound and The +" cond on
Wost-bound irciphis: Bnplanton, - and 2G ;
Elmlra, 33 and "A IIornelsvillc, 33 and .; Buff
falo, - and % Dunkirk. Al and "a; .ean. 80
and 49, The average haul of the Western roads
leading into Chicago was 1915 miles, and the aver
axe cost uer ton a mile was 60 cents. The rate
charged per 100 pounds on the average distance was
lGIg cents, making the charges for wheat 80 cents
a bu,hcI and Oh cents for corn, which were addi-
tionai charges 10 the Western farmer who sent his
products to New-York. Farmers in this State had
their gram brought to the city for 20 cents
bushel less than Western men paid Tor the aver
age haul ct 100 miles.
The connection of the United States Express
Company with thc Erie Railroad was next con-
.dcfr,. The rates of transportation for coal, anc
the Eii's connection VITA no Hillside Iron ana
Coal Company, were fully explained Passenger
rates were also referred 20. During 1873 there
were 80, 1913 special passenger rates. Inc regular
tate cAsTL. d was ccnfr nilt. hu' owing 20 com
Ictit ION the rate often very Wucn less. here
was "A difference of opinion as 10 wnei her or not
passenger Traffic was profitable. NJ. Iianciar.
ihoueh- 10 paid q small percentage. The following
the Erio RlifoaI ia three years NOM ana 20 New
lOIA:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-25

70 the E0tfor Or f"e iTiDN"f.
SIR: IN item ia The rRIBUTE, in which il
WI. siar "a that M Loaafel! rxprssrI -aru.' ihlt
me Indian corn has not obtained place 10 American
architecture calls TO mini thr fact thtt some tw aiy
years 40 hen Il propo- ,o rect new Gyuna-
STUN tor WIZ ANS College, ,isns w,r, presented IN
which a the COMMUNICATION effected by ih, Use 81
indian corn and perhaps other native productions
ouae years tueft rxsi,d 40 W. itnsDwu Coil gc Az
Gallery. on the wills Of whic nave seen a number ~
ir-l- Tor lht II tne Indian corn ~ atcAiicctu Al
EXPERIMENTATION. Inty ~-r.~td considerable ut NV.
rne .'ss'rs To- thc Gl nna-iur would have nccu <
ccut,- nave pecn niurmed. Il II han not been mat
...y involved fHr CARVING a. sac .autntA iY. II
STONE ar au * er.c tlat iLc aulortNs we uoi 'l'i
.i,.. q. meet Nnnrs ARTHUR CfiMtN.
CAN Js.dys. Mass Ocf. Il, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-25
DR. NrDLNGrON,N SrcCESEOH.

The Rev. Thomas Is. Mcleod. pastor of The Re-
formed Church ut Hudson. y. T.. has sgnfed ms
acceptance of the call extended 10 hlm by he elm
ton Avenue Congregational Church. On Wedncs-
JayA. :. Barnes chairman of the committee. re-
ceiyed letter from the new pastor accepting the
call This letter will be read 10 the church O-ino-
row morning. when the pulpit will be 81, "a by Tie
Rev Dr. Hunt. The Roy. NJ. Mcleod Will not ems =
ON the duties of his pastorato until January 4,
1850. There Is no improvement IN The health OF
the Rev. Dr. Burlington. pastor emeritus 90 the
church. and the hopes of his recovery arC small.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-25
NEw,rApER MD MAGAzINA.

To fHf I'M Tor OF No M ~
81: nave received from your office copies
e.. IHs DAILY aud WLENir IR'ErNE % o''oocr "a 'nd
d. - sample copies aud woud sly that am r. GUAR
purchaser am reader ardent admlr-r ~ me lEB'
Us. | -egari 70 meeting a recognized waai % q
arc nun Der az educated people throughout the ooun'
t;y ana wamt never b. ore me- bv 4 new,p tper-hls
az ,,fr comb ming all tAe requisites Ola newspaper
Wtu fle chic tNrtituCirs o. pa-Az ne TIE litcl"I
sclrut,Et uul descriptive aruclcs wh'cu have oppale.
n, ma IHIHINE IA Ia. The pLst year Viii cohpa.o
ftN.!.y .fih g. a. 4c m Tue bsst ot oar mA-.A'ss
esot, CNclsgr5 10 WAS ctss of Literature, VINE "s
is i,, oi tac day H. politics and suciAl Nv
..f.. o. ~ HlL.i a. urt. NcIy tuly yours.
80 >i,,g >tag te, ~ 1879 ABM ;. USDEKniLI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-25

r ,ni Your rn .hnrs have star'ei ey rywl ere.
until iu-.is fiIrrr ia 40 - ~ 80 NJ Ni~ a''h-
cuInpy uent thft e1ufu. ird of 10 iaif WACO.
hcz - Sou iur ri uF rfL fs i0 nH"fi IN tiH rin-
W That good uld rff.--in' N'lttntnfE fi"hr lAN-
pl1us say 20 ,AlH. .taHi ~ TAI iu"''' az
ifrty. 70 hf8 bean goat parry suecesHni P'i "
fui 90 Grand alr GLORIOUS achievements. iADtth
hil tvrnft-iiye ycai. OIL, N ias done mn''
fr human .ertv. human pfogi'ts tnu nfhrn ire hohi
f-u 900 Tie parties fINf have iived fore ~. lbfftt
Hl ,ar-c.l went tO r.c you notice ir1i u Las in"
allfuaffusrts FOR Isrft five 'rIr ai. d fNNIh- fl
Grad ana glorious. my fcllor-ciillOne, a. hnv'
icon ilr ..nl-Nr-r,nt oI this rtftF u i.r i.' con-
fIlrl ~ power atl 80 itti ftri' s wi ID" rtl fi'".
900 -.nlin,. in . iliuir tGItaf cheers al aupHnse
10 Glfc tiuh tnlg ytrnn- campaign song, ana the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-25
DELLGATEs ToRNnNuD wrrH DOUBTS.

In the Senate District limits, Richmond
County $ IT, is attached To TIE F~ secorc, H. ri
Fourth Wards OF N,w-Yorl G Is. III R!chmoad Coun
/, gates to tine Democratic senate Convention. who
were appointed previous T. the meeting az the state
Convention sud consequently before the division In "a
party were Ia great doub. yesterday To which cor
youton tney snnud aitend-he one called hy fauim inf
Hall for ln-t evening o. the one Tor IBIS rNcnIn.,
called by Governor Rpb.nson's supporters IL was
tnny or,r,t upnn, however. att,uu The convention
~ b he'd ms evening II ., said that the supporter,
at toV.ruor Robinson VIII nominate George Bcchta,
who IA a IN niUcr of Tue STATE COMMITTEES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-25
DELrI KiFPj IP5ILON.

HAYoyEr, y. u, OFT. 2i.-Thc second dr.
~ the convent ON OF thc Delta kappa Epsilon fr.ac,-
nity was devoted principally 60 the transaction ~ rr-
VT. business. In The evening puolc meeting Wa.
held Ia the College Church, Jua J.W Fellows o. MAJ
chester presiding. IsNarl Atkinson. or Boston, GeiN-
cred an orltiln on Tie Unframed ProiesSou.' ID To-
win warner OF New-l ork cry. read poem After lr
mecinga special Train convey ed members or ttc fraie-
niy To- hlic River function, where sac session "As
closed with BANG Jet. rendered fp tie WISHING ,lesf,
auh Ine AlLnni hy die chApIrr ~ UArlmuutL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-25
THE SEcRETGD TREASURES or A R0BBER.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 24.-The police have
been busy looking mp addresses ana near the city
given by Alley who l. under arrest torrobpng baggage
They have succeeded recovering at least $1,000
worth ~ goods Ia addition 90 those previously reported
Among tire arfIcts uGnI several shifts ana Othrr
apparel DeoAgng 40 John L. Raymond the "a tor. IHe
uJce think they nave Oniy be- III thcr discoveries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-25
THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE JESUIrs.

70 the EdItOr OF rae rrtbHne.
SIR: In TIE tribune OF this morning
read: " TO evil that soo4 way COME" That . 'H'
pailosoph, Il tAc Jcsulls" Is that not hoeii
AeuTork. Ott "a 1879.
lPerhap-; the poiut Is disputed. 1t would nave
been farer To say. That philosophy has been aF
chi od 10 the Jesnits by their enemies. ana
reprobatcd now by tho moral OF the oi'iiiIea
wordp-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-25
An ExrEivr WHO corLp nor M TRAPPED.

NEw-llAvEN, Conn, Oct. 2I.--ln the Hayden
case ts morning the dircc examination .. Professor
Dana was concluded lie sand A. had made no NJ
mind from microscopic examinations OF the spec ner
o arsenic tnat he could readily drerbo the cnaraccr
of all The four more important quantities of arsenic
latng 10 this case Mr.. Watrofs began xannn-
ton wholly with view OF enirEppng the expert hNt
without that result The witness That he went Ia
Europe to study manufacture OF arsenic at the
gsnu and expense the stat. The Ice niony to-Aly
H. not OF general interest, IL i purely Of technical
nature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-25
ARTHUR SULLIy1, TO VISIT AMERICA.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 23.-Mnnager Ford received
ca bic message to-day from Cart, manager Of Glib
and sullivan saying that Suvan Is perfectly well. he
will sail with Gilbert Tho Go'hti1 this country
Tnrir company - end.d on. and tney propose %
oueu IN the United Staic~ NitN " iluaiOrc."
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LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.
THY CEORGN CHNN GAHG.
LITTER DrsCRInI>G HOW IHf BHJIAI syst

LITTER Df.CRInI>G HOW THs BHUIAL sY.rFu
l. coNLUorfD.
To Ibs Eo,for n me Tr4bug~
SIR: ! dropped in at the Sh rin7s Office
few days rgO nj nero found soue mon ti.cu.sr ina
-ltnaiion ~ the prisoners IN tnc iaf. one m.n r..
marked: Wei. suppose that ise co.irartor, ara
waiting With anxiety ior che moor devils That ere 20 Oh,
do'm,d 10 slave for \ vcy in The mtst aggravated
FORM" Soon afteraard $50 10 over 10 uuichlson Island
to sc f.av.Ty in tbs damuable form. "a. Is an
ISLAM opposite ihe Cty OF savannah who're unosinl,o
human beings are worked chains aud Irons. and AZ
BIaht, chained together lie IN 3 row nquired OF ona
Of The guards who was overlooking q gang with ei,
doube-5trrrlled gun his snon der, why De was ~
armed; Le .aId, To prevent their Gaping" al.o
asked him now much pad for their labor Eeysn
dollars year Is the price. but cOnraotOrswbo AZ. In
the Rng-are the ouly persons that can get them
WHY" said he did you not read n The papers sons
time ago that United states Senator Gordon va.
trying 10 sell lis interest IN tho !cas.i think Ls
owned quarter interest IN one lot n Atlanta. Imarl %
such men and women IA these working Tor less than II
per month. They hired 10 build ri roads 81,
bitches. canals and do anything that Is oT'red. and
they can do more work than hired men can get
When court SITS We there, ana fact n fellow Is
convicted he Is sentenced and Immediately turned over
tou+ We take LIN down to the bacls in.ih shop ana
iron anu cham him as you them here aud then b.
s'fr; aud We can depend his labor Tor n he doesn't
Won 10 SUI H. we have tue remedy, and We apply IT,"
" l. "a unlfr- ODD tAat they Viii be- convicted before
they ar tried -" on yes that IL ssttled. Hat
charge AGAINST a nlgger and he gone up DOut you
know ti'y IRE r. pubilclHs P'-' But Why }. lc coG-
vic'ed ~" Wei, Won see thr Judge j. % k and
understands hs business. Under The Constitution 81
Gf'rgHa, uiZgsrs have rs much .-At ou jsIy o..
white G. neral Henry e. N.yne. Colonel v. u.
sym0ns. Judg, O!S rue. Captain wheaton tne Is also
Mayor nUH ol Tie ciiJ) aud others fhc Icy.1Is "
iae jury fsi; ~ ~ Two years tuty rF-c the ut
tA' Tax Dig's. fi OF lOOnHiDc- less 81 the
gent coOrrd d, hundtd IA 10 tie iury AID
they place ia Tie jury b.iof them. But
8ways small &C. g. placed uu che rlurd mans tckff,
whien ena'es tha Jads 10 Distinguish the orerncs.
.d I'D outsider is allowed 10 nau fle or draw aHy
Jurors 4lo.n the roA, Do - dead shot CytIy
lImr."
Il This -ort OF ing j. 70 ba carried ON The fuare.
We mi-ht a. vii cas- georgia Save state AID do
Wltn li. n.
S0rpnoh, Ga.. Oct 10, 1870.
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TIE BEST.

We lIoosicrs consider The TRIBUNE t"o
best csmpaisn document We can eircuia.c- Tao h"s'
TRipuNEs the more Republicans. Respectfully
Wabash, Ind. Oct Is, 1879. W. r. fAfLI''
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"Mother.r said httle shaver the othel

day knuw what would 10 II I were at SEA and tle
men Nere all starving and they should draw lots tose
W no should killed and eaten, and should be mt
I'd lump into the water" 4" hut" said his mother.
:. they would fish you up" " All but wouldn't
bite"
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DESIGNS FROM INDIAN CORN.


Was'irs Ton. y. c.. Oct. y. 1879.
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THE SOUTHERN QUESTION.

REPUBLICAN ARGUMENTS AND APPEALS.
Anpsrs.Fs BY CHARLES FOSTER. CoNGrr-sMA>
BuKRows AND JOSEPH II. cHoAFh-tNlhu''AS
nc MATCHMAKING Al TERRACE GtiDNN.
The southern question was the main tne"c o. th'
Hon. tharlcs Foster. oil Ohio Congressman Burrows
of Michigan. and Joseph H. Choai'. 81 NrW-l 'rN'
who addr-ss,d large Republican meeting I'd Ter
race Garden last nialt. MI Foster sai" the
result " the election in Ohio was not
boom" for any Presidential candidates. h"' "
"boom " Tor ihe Great Republican patty. All '"'
speakers cave good advice to any Republicans VIA
nave an inclination to scratch the ticket
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-05-28

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