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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-04-03
MuS Gftb0.

9apannG 2, aprll. - Die Guirsguna
iiber bic in 9antiaao be Cuba entbedte Der
ifm0runs uno Die Belbaftnns Der gSerld,wo
rer bat ilds fuieber gelegt, nno oas Gertrausn
Der Vepolfernng auf Die Stablliidt Der ieti=
gen ,Yuifdnoe TT uneridittert. Die 8ube 1T
EH tetnem Sheite esr Saia gefi6rt tporbsn. !.
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Ser @siberzyYsettlauf t1t Wett, %,
sd,tHbriIdle ilil9 gebenspetlaff. =.

gS etn9tonr =. Nprtls-S Slguals
beamte 81 9ptteras Snlet meleet, oab Die flei,
ne Sdaluppe ugSpanote," usld,e OH leetsn
Sonutog friib bon Sap Satteras mad Re,p=
bern. R..@., abaiug, nit Dem Sisle mad oben
BET Botnt of Bead ans lfer getriebsu ift.
AuBer benz @apitdn uno einem 9isger beiaus
ben iih 6rau 9iue nnb Sodter, !6r. @bite.
burft nno Elm enoerer Ufann, beiien Name
nidt befannt paroe, OILS 8aBagiere ON SurOe
uno usrmntblid fiuo iie iammtltd1 ertrunfcu.
Die gelfe oes 0rn. Bblteburf ipuroe geltern
gia6mittsg am llfer auiaeiInoen.
gfep'D 60 oro, Maii, 2. april. -
Der Sdooner ueigurs" aus Fremont ii aaf
9ong=Sboal 9eiheitsrt, unb Der 8ruoer oes
&eptidns ertranf. Die Sdoonsr yNeptuue. ="
Sent" varctic," y@Gen 8bompion," uNsnts
Paine," nYohaiiett," rgtet Sumpter" unb
xSaroline" fno Oil ueri6ieoenen Bunften oel
&ifte geftfanset.
0antud ct, Wofi., 9. 4prit. - 9er
Sdooner emma s. gowarbs" aus eameen
Ms, fpelder NIT einer 2aouus Sohlen nod
Soiton nnteripegs mar, sins in Der lester
Nadat bet Sudsrnuf Sbpal unter. Ser @a,
pitdn, Steuamann ine Dret Matroien fanoer
thren 600 in ben Glhsben. gtur elm Mttsliet
/ Der WlanalAaft feNsee gerettet.
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@sfestoiiaseit mnS 9lntpereieBes its
SerGS.

9a1be # n, 9sr., 2. 9(prit. - Cine De
peihe aus Stspbenollle meloet Ndbsres iiber
. bic Sd)iebafiare, welfe i9 bort am so.
0tdrs ereignete. @8 erbsat, baB brei !6iilis-
lderiffe, 9amens 8oiie, Seitb uno Roberts
ion, tpabrenO fe eiueu aeuiiien 9atubap gu
perbaftea iuften, eridoifeu uuO cret Inoere
oermnnbet wuroeu. Spdter fanO Gin aberz
mali9es @efedt ftatt, tpeIdes nit eem SOoe
5meier auoeren Yerionen enoete.
$1alabap uno ieiue GnbduQer batten ii6 in
bem 6auie bes @riteren Uerbarrifabirt uno
id)luaen alle In9riffe suriif. glad ben let,=
ten gsGbridteu tg0r Dec Sterlif nit eiuer
itarfen npOHs" mad BEN Sdauplute abse'
1nfrnfn
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1sffffffl.

albanp. N..D.. 2. Aprif..- Geo. @if.
foro aus Buffalo, IT.. g., eIiiidte ipdbrenb oer
pergansenen gfndpt in Der Goiitte zines Ra.
nalbootes, IN fpsld1er er bic gfaht subrad3te,
IN 5olss oss neM glen entipsi9snOen @uies.
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Goamad)tem
o.s ss a:taasss ass ass,ss" 'sssp.n Gouarb Raiae,
aaxaejertist bon Rotar.

fit Die iftige nointerfaifou
empfeEIe id gan3 beoiloers metne als gut befannteu
sSafem, Safem
nom reiner lDole uno Iober Hrbeit; ollie Sorten
Sfrt6 8arn,
8aImcsaI uno @erntantotpn, geitridte u. 9etpebte
Strumpfpaarei,
aIuterbemcen, um.erboien, Ssanoid5ube ti.i.tp.
-C:-
grose Musmobl bon Rursrpanren, mein reiGbalttz
ses Afortiment, iowie etaene Tabrtfatton bteten
binredenbe 9arautie baB td 8unoen auf's Sefte unb
Dtnt9fte bebieRen faun.
Die hodften Boarprsife merben fir gRoI seseten.
3nnis Telber,
Rr. 1877, 8 4 D. 9 q , tu d h,
aiptihen Ganton= unb 0afsern<Npenue.
81 Eabrif: oret Wei(en bon Der Staot an Der fSre=
beltfsFoao. (Ou, u,tSt&D)
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Mmsiat+
Gin mooernes gSunber. - lleberraiHenee
Reiultate bes @ebraudes bon @uticara.

SS. meets Rettsr. - Weins perren! gsir
baben einen 6cu BON Ausiab in un1erem Irmenhaufe
fpslder duf benz belten gBege 1T. nurd Sbre utt.
cura WitieI sebeiIt au rDercen. Sas @ountp bate
ole uniere Aerafe conlulHtt ft iogar na Rsp. BORT
um &atb setpenDet; Aues nsr8ebli6
Da begann b.r Yatient NIT benz Gebsaude BON Gu.
t;eura, uno ioort uurbe cine Seilerung benertbar.
Gr mar tpdbrenb eines 3eitraumes bon suei unb cit,
bab Sabr.n an Das Belt sefe{IeIt uno bate N b.
Seno bIe1er3 3 cit fetne &Ietbuna am2etbe.
Sorl9e asc1e teloete sr fd5 aaIn erfen WaIs an.
Wenn Ct ipasieren sins. fel msniaifens Elm Quart
Vrtno uno S1uppen BON ieinem Norper ab.
gBtr bolten oisies fur cine uunoersar. Sur.
Wir iagtn ni3t. baB er ssbein III, aber nak er ouI
benz been 9ege TT, gebeilt au peroer III easnne effe
mas mir ia8en nirfsn. @r9sbenit
@sbra Der Dunmina,
apOsbeter uno Bu@bdublsr.
aIIesan. Nit II. fsebr. 1879.
Mnmtrfu ns.-Die SS. 0ebrioer Durintuo g1rf
ourt unb nurd pfrldise Wfdnner, wel&e MIR bis suu
empfange oieies Yrtefes Ridt tannten gBr eIaIter
| beitimmt, oae uttcura bisien iebr lnmeren isaI
BON Ausiob fir INNER heiIen miro, etenp ie es i,
pielsn anoeren 5duen 8etban bat.
Yrdparirt bon Wnoos & Beefs, @hemifen uni
BhcImaceuten. yfr. $50, Waibingtonffrake, Bohon
Niaii. nnb gu be,eben 6urd ole alpotbefer unb Sdno
| ler. vreis oes g u ttcErn, teine GGatidn 30 Gts.
9roRe Shaftein nit 5sueiunoetkb beIbmoI Dem SnbQlt
| oer heinen 81. R efoIpent$t pro 6lafts u
tieura=S life % Cts. pro Stld, per Boif 80 &ts,
! brei Stiid 70 Gts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-04-03
Qnluerma6et'a
elettrti6 c q iirte(
fttritett
lliersnIeiOru, AppstitIo6akrit II. I. 10
m@bica go, ben 10. Sttober 1873.
I'm bic DPnIDermOder'ife @uIOuHilae Com.

nn@bicaSO, ben 10. SttOber 1873.
I'm bic UPulUermuder'ihe @nluauil9e Conf
pa9Re!"
Uteine Serreni Sd halte GO fir geredlt oe,
gen Sie, oaB i'd Sie pom meincm Safe MnO
Der Nrfun9 Shrer elGftrlidea 2ehanbluno
in ScnntnlB ieBe. SD mar Don gt,erenbes
ibmerOen nno genoenidlmer5cn eepuniat. Su
sSoIge oanOu muroe i'd geifio uieberqeid|la=
gen, uerlor ben appettt uuo hattie grdBlides
Sopfmep- auf Sbren 9lntb tautte i'd Sbre
elettrtldlen 5ulammengeieBten 9auoa9en. -
Nanoem l9 olelelben etne gSobe getra9eu,
lpiirte i'd entidIlcceue BeTeyung, unC mad,
titnt ooer iedsn0tigem @cbroud)e mar id
gdnSliH wleoer bergeiteQt. @mpfaugen Sie
hermit melnen oufrldti9eH 9aur; idJ weres
Sbnen sur Grpetteruug Sbrer 8uuoihaft in
leoer legIttmen Dirt uuo Belle bebiiIfllb lein.
Sbomas s.. Sp0nffoa,
gfI. l0l6, 8ItterNelos StrQee."
SpermatOrrb6r,
erf@0pfte Sebensemerste 1sIsv.
yy8uffato R..g., ben /. San, 1879.
I'm ole DYuluermuhtr'Ihe @aIoanljdle @oms
pagnie"
8ertbe Serren! DE uerlorene Sraft uubA
&nergie friberer Sabre fno MIR oHrd 4us
menoune Sbres @iirtelS uno Suspeniortums
| total nlehergegebeu uOr0eU. SD fiible MID
jpan5ig SABRE jiin8cr. gafridltia 3br
s.. g. S.w
Da~ Sstrcffs uCitcrer GtuSelnbeiteT lefe
man ole bei4reiben0e Broidiirs uaO cas-
ELECTRIC = QUARTERLY q pslds,s
an SeOen franco nit Der goR asiatdt pirS.
"pnIufrma6rr Galuanif. Comp
gtr. 212, Sruuhmag, sirtu=Dori.
tSanti6, t2ghsiemRa)
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mn In m us, ohio, ben "a. 9eNms
her 1873.
I'm bic , ,Yuluermader'id 8aIuaaiIde @oms
pagnte!"
ggertbe 6crrcai Gu8 @eredtiqfeit aeaen
gle uuo Shr bewuuberunq8miiroiatS 6ei[s
mttel miinidle id] iibe: cine in mcinem Safe
ourd ben @ebruuh Sbres @irtel8 uuo GUS
peuiorium8 herbelgciiibrte Sur 3u nttefitren.
SOr bier g8Ofen gelau9tc oa8 8adet burd,
Die BOf in meiuen 8eitg, uuo troBoem mem
2etoeu (debilitas seminalis) iie6en Sabre
Ooer lduscr midi aeptu9t, fann i6 bod nit
@enu9tbuun9 erfldren, odB i'd jebt, oa id
9ieisS nieOerlhrelbe, uabc3u, penil nldt oous
fGnbig, Gebctlt bin. Bic idmddcnoeR gbs
ionosruugen, ionft 10 bdufig, babeu aufgel
bort, un0 Die 70 auBeroroentljde glerUoIitdt
tit geiAwunOen. SD fiible mid uic men ge,
bOren unO nebme OIL Sleii1 uno @emiL)t III.
sic tOunen iidl lcibt Oeufeu, bag i'd in uorz
trefflifer Sttmmung bin, uuh Sbncn babe
if Oieies aaeS III oanten. &eun i'd Sbuen
in irgeuo eluer g8eiie bieuen lam, 10 qebleteu
Sie iiber mid. 4ufribtig Sbr
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Pull Err MACHER'S
eleftrtl6e Oitrte(
betIeu
brftigsn libeumatisHus,
S.ehmerilR 4, ID.
$;dmrr}la KIN.
m8utter'S Citation, BeubIetOKs
@ountp, & g., cen Is. Jlopember '78.
I'm bic DPuloermuder'ihe @alpaniide @om.
paane!"

Set1s lan9e Sabre lit t6 an 0ibcumatiss
mus IN lelner idIimmiten 6orm. 3eittueiie
mar tG oIrh tbn nabesu aclabmt mo mnbfe
an elner Stride Qeben. NadltS bIleb Der Shlaf
MIR tern, uno oft ocrbrdhte i'd Dor Dem Sas
mlnfeuer bic gfadt nit otm SeriuGjc, 2inoes
ruu9 81 erlanqen. Sor ungciahr udbt Otos
naen oerldlaffte th mir einen Shrer uolltrGfz
tl9eu @iirtel, nno er bat nie ourdl 3ouher
gemrtt. Sett fiibIe id) fclne SdmerSeu mehr,
BIN uauf oem 0amme," mic lie suUor, uifo
babe IN metnem Gsben feiu Qr06ere5 28oblbes
hn9cu enlpfunocn, al8 ielt 3pet Ronaten mad,
InleguHg oe8 @irtels.
lleber oreiBta Sabre babe id ten gluB be-
fahren, melne SrautbeiI mo &nr inb pieten
meiner SrCnnoe befannt, uno tets nerSe id1
Sbre neutrality-suspicious. empicblca.
CAPT. g. 8Iierce.w
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Der YroieB nm otn giad,Iak oesSsaroiuaIs
Mntoneut.
nj, 2. QprtI. - Der YroSeB nm ben
NadlaB oeS nsrfiorbenen &arolnals &ntoneui
wHo maPritstnIid in 6OIse Der armutb Der
&ld9ertn bur6fallen.
- Brin5eiiin @briitine, 3meiie 9odter Ses
9erlo9s BON Ntontpeuiier, rueld]e in SeOila,
SpanleH, traHf oarnieoerliest, beiano fi9 ge.
tern beceuteuo better. tuar ieoO9 nod MIDI
auBcr @efabr,
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Sas St8tfan5s Gotttte Der .&ot1s
ntdnmer" TT SSclt Wtreintem an
bet @srbeifA

SO beelln g. g8. tSirs., 2. april. - Sm
Sta6tden 6armtnston, Wtarion &ountn,
W. :Slrg. bauit ieit langcrer 3eit cine ssrutife
Slaiie oOn Pericneu, nelae bem GeIeee ofsn
Sros bisteu, Shnapps Obne @on;eiton per-
faufen, nit mehreren 6rauen in uilber she
leben II. |. ~. @ise aus etlpa 80 Munu be-
fiebsnoe Sdaar 8iir9er, peld1e permuthli9
gu benz tiirslid inter oem gtamcu ,,9lcoz
Dlen" berebencen 8tgiiau5 Gotuite 9eb6reH,
eridten geftern Abtno in Der SdnappsbuOe
Der 8rau Wcguire uno lieB allen i'm 2otale
bstn6Slllden S9aapps auf bic Strabe laufen.
0is Stgllanten begabeu iif Suuadlt naf) Der
8obnnng elmer Sruu Sootbmau, erbra9en
Die Sbiire uno sdblten einem geptlien Dapts
SnobsrnB, ipelder in @eleai6uit beS 6rau-
endlmmetS geiHnoen mgree. 5pan5i9 n@eialz
sene" nit einem 9ttorDpriiael ani. 6ruu
Sootbman, Saue 8rumage, Soiepb Wlorsan
uno etn Dfdoaen, gtameus 8sae YOung,
purseu setqeert unO aeieoert, wOrauf lid be DC
s5iqllarteil rpieOer ertferuteu,
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gtaOt Baltimore.

Wtaoame -8ouapurte
ipitrOe gfltern suiebtnOs ihmd9er. sic mar
opnl9 oe5 SemuBtieins beraubt, unS ibre 4us
8eporl9en uuo 6rsunse, pelde iib on ibrem
wager bennoen, ermQrteten itiinolia ibr SIN.
ldsleen. Sbr ar5t, Der beute friib baS Saus
Der Sranfen auf Der @de BON &saO. unO @as
tbeoralitraBe pellteB, erttarte, baB iie nod
lebe, aber ibr @noe nabe iei.
SugN Pletwer, sfrabs.@SitifsiSmisSS..Ee S.e
Serteriiser BON Observation-Disclosures, gdnetberz
ibssren, 2rau6rmeiiern unb Sabeln.-gtaoen auer
art ani easer, iOiUie 6aftrmefer uno stretfriemen
Der behen auolttdt. Gin uOGes afiortiment BON
Stud6dn6ern beHdnrts on SGab. &euaratunen ruer.
sen prompt beEorst. fNop131sl
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Die Graterottita a Des gtt6,fefs fsatntt

6ranftort, 8p., 2. April. - Ritter
Wcytaumara bat clnen beIonoeren gerniu
oes @rtminaIaeridats angeorbnet, I'M Ebos.
Suforo, ben WtDreer bes 8ihter8 @lliott, su
pro5efren. Der Selmiu iou am 28. D. Ot.
Beginner.
gouv'rneHr 9ie@reere bat Derfiigt, OaB Die
Grndblung zines Wadfolger8 beS 8i6tera
elliott ON II. Wlai abaehaIten fnerhen ion
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Scr Weeer,Groo.ts t,ad1 seat,fas.
Sin Yl1tfrftf 1ftft SAiiise.

,St.2outs, 2. aprll. Mebrere, Der beis
iersn &lalie Der NeaerbsbSiferung anseb0rige
beige 8lrstr, pelde bei auf bem Beee ans
bem Siioen nadl &anias ourb sieie Stabt
,ieheneen Nsger- gnspaneerer na1 Srdften
uutelfiibt bqbeu, erlafeu elneu an nlothdti,
&c Siirger oes 9anoeS seridtelen 4uiruf, in
meldjeul ile I'm 5iilfe fir tbre yaus Der spei<
ten Sflauerei fliebeuosn" Stammesasnohen
bitten nub betaupten, baB bic Wallen.A
panoerung purh bic Ssrfolsung uno Inter.
criidung or gte9er burd bic Dhite 2eagu:"
perur,ad]t morOen Iii. Scr 4ufruf f)il,ert
b,s Gage per 4usmanberer al8 erbdrmlif unb
erluhf nm Seitrdse on @eln, 2ebensmlttelu
uno alsioern. Das Dofuwent 1T upn ben
@etilihen mehrerer giese1gemeiHoen lnb bon
s. Wtilton Surner, Rem ebemaiiaen amerifa,
niihen Seianoten in 9iberla, unterseiduet.
Ser WeiberzySettlani TT ytetp Bort.
ytem<Y orf, 2. Apri!.-Ssr ietstd9ise
Oauarmarl1 in @iImore'5 @arOen wuroe
nm II llbr bsuie gbeno in @sgenpart Don
etpa 1000 Perionen beenpet. Sll. BON Ber9
erb:elt nan eriten Yreis, namlif $1,000, unO
einen 8iirtei; ben 5peiten BreiS I'M 8etrase
pon $500 erbielt Srau alIbusn uno 6ll.
gBauace ben britten prets i'm Gcirase BON
$3.50. Sir Sraa bon 8lamaid lpurhen $50
ourb .e:ne Subifripiion auf9ebIalbt. SRI.
bon Berg leste i'm @anSen 372, allburn 35l
9Salace 1856 uno Don &lamal1 800 Weileu
auriid.
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Selegrapbiid)e 9epeidbe,t.
3HIanb-gepef1sg

Seri6te Der ~afociirten Brefe. jilr ben rDeutIdeu
@orreip iponoeuteu".l
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Gsgtas'
soIta'fdbe eIettsBde
HHaiser.

9erenidus, ghmersen In bel
Obnnladten tinb &rdmpfe,
nno Vmsftis Spffems, fonte
gobeReif unb sebeilt. iuenn f
ainimell$, iebe GfuIetbune, i
Nt6t luttlun8sIps bleitt,
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Musfteus in son aromstseo.

San 6ran5tScO, 2. Nprll. = lln4e.
fdhr 200 glbelter, iuelAe OIL Der Seenlauer III
gtortbsgeah 6eihdittgt luareu, ftanoeu bente
fir etne 2obuerp0bung BON 80 Gents pro
Gag aus uno begabeu fid auf ben 6iiqel
an Der @aliforniaitraBe, mo- fie Die port be-
ihdfti9ten N1beiter--IOA Ntant an Der 2abl
-,ur Ginitequna Der 2lrbeit Spanaen. Gine
ia:fe Abtheilung YOlisei uerbinoerte meltere
Rubef0rnngen. Ser @ontraftor 1T entitlol.
fen, nelie &rbeiter sll Dem alien 2Obne ansu
fteleu.
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palurrmabrr'a
elettrti6e Gartc(
betlett
Sprrmatorrbdr, llrrutnlbwide ufu

yy& OGnmbus, SbiO, ben "a. Deem,
ber 1873.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-14
PERSONAL.

Hon Richard Schell died at his residence
in New York, Monday. He was born il
| Rhinebeck, Colombia county, about 10year.
ago. He received common school educa
ton, and at an early age began business fol
himself in "A country store A few years be
| fore the year 1910 he removed to New \ orl,
and established himself in the dry goods
business. He devoted his energies TO this
branch of trade until 1910, when he began
his careeras Wall street broker, and became
an operator in stocks. In 1873 Mr.. Schell's
fortune was very much impaired by the re-
verses of the panic. These losses he never
recovered. Mr.. Schell first became con-
spicuous as an operator during the Mexican
war by the successful negotiation of the loan.
He took an active part in politics, and for a
short time represented his district in Con
gress.
Among the recent applications for pensions
is one from Gen W. F. Smith of New York,
who claims his health was impaired during
the war by chills and fever The arrearages
will amount TO $1,000
Rev. Matthew Hale Smith, widely known
as " Burlelgh' of the Boston Journal, died
Friday morning at his residence in South
Brooklyn, n Y He was born in Connect
cut about the year 1910, his father, Rev.
Elias Smith, having been, it is claimed, the
founder of the first religious paper in the
world. Matthew Hale Smiths first expe-
riences IN the pulpit were as Universalist
minister, and published Text Book
of Universalism. In 1912 he had re
nounced universalism, becoming Pres
byterian, and published book entitled
Universaism Examined, Renowned, En-
posed" This work went through several
editions, and was followed by ''Universalism
Not of God" which had sale of upward of
$4,000 copies. Subsequently he became an
Episcopalian, and then Baptist, publishing
books and dscourses explaining the reasons
for his several changes. In addition to chang
ing his theological views Mr.. Smith made sew
eral changes in his vocation, studied and
practiced law, edited newspapers, tried gen.
eral business, delivered lectures and dabbled
in politics During number of years past
he has resided most of the time in the vicin-
ity of New York, but has been an undefati-
gable traveller, making flying trips nearly all
over the world, and gathering up the most
varied material for his journalistic correspon-
dence. His contributions to boOkshelves
were kept up to the end of his life, his latest
works being Sunshine and Shadow in New
York, and Successful Folks
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-14
Euttin5 an Iceberg.

Fuller accounts of the accident TO the
Guion steamship Arizona, which on Friday,
while ON her passage from New York TO
Liverpool, ran into an iceberg, show that the
steamer had been favored with splendid
weather from the time she passed Sandy
Hook. The season when icebergs are likely
to he encountered was considered to be past
and no especial lookout for them seems to
have been kept As there was no fog the
ship was kept at full speed, although the
night WAS a dark one, the stars being hidden
by clouds. Up 10 very short time previous
to the accident Captain Jones remained upon
the bridge, and at nine o'clock every thing
apparently going on well he went TO his ROOM
leaving the vessel in charge of the watch
officer. Ten minutes later the ship crashed
into the berg. The engines were at once
reversed, and the vessel slowly backed clear
from the ice island, which, AS it doomed up
in the darkness, seemed of immense size. A
hasty examination of the vessel was made,
and the minds of the passengers were rcicv-
ed 10y the announcement that abaft the
forward bulkhcad there was no water, that
obstruction having withstood the shock.
The steamer was at once headed for St
Johns, where she arrived on Sunday morning.
That the accident was unattended with any
loss Of life is considered marvellous Thai
the steamer was not utterly wrecked was
probably due to the fact that the ice from
exposure to the suns of the entire Summer
had become softened SO that il gave way and
50 checked the momentum of the ship grad
ually
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-14

W fbSESDANt NOV. IL 49,
FLOUR. The Flour market has been very dull.
Prices may he quoted - soc = hbl. lower for most
kinds. We quote sales at - i5 "a IS for Western
supelline; s. 5ha6 90 Tor common extras; = .5Jr
50 for Wisconsin extras, and 81 OOd 80 for Mime
sofa extras. including choice bakers brands. In
winter whcats, So $50 - for Ohio and Michigan;
81 600 80 for Illinois and Indiana and 81 Oo> ~ for
81. LOUIS, including avoriic family brands. Patent
spring wheatl. including Wisconsin AMI Mime
sofa, al - 50 = e bhl. Patent winter wheat
including choice bakers brands. Wisconsin AMI
Minnesota extras AT !, y a - = hhl. Corn Meal
il IN fair demand at - 80. ~ 4 hhl. Rye Flour
at - jn,G ~ Z lid. Oll Meal at IS 10 IA ~ = b.
GRAIN. There i moderate demand for Corn.
The sales Of mixed AMI yellow have been at GO "a
G5c q bushel. OATS are IN fair demand. Sales have
been al - "a Iyc 2 hr~hc I've gjC,d FL = bush
c In Shorts AMI Fine Feed the sales have been al
81. 0oa SIS 90; AMI Ml,llng- at s9 81 noe ton.
PROVISIONS. There is good demand fOl
Pork InIs week AMI prices remain unchanged.
The sales have been al 80 5Ot II for prime tl2 %
"a II 80 mess. and sl5 50 II Tor clear AMI extra
clear, as 10 quality, In Beef sales have been n sllr'
l2 % for mess amt extra mess, and sl2 ~ "a IL hhl
for family Land Is IN fair demand. The sales have
been AT -. Z ID Tor city aud Western, nrlnd-
ing steam and kettle rendered. Smoked Hams At
Va gi3c q ID for CIV and Western.
PRODUCE. Butter has advanced CONSIDERABLY
since last week. All grades are IN good demand.
and choice New York and Vermont dairy at - 81
Sac OH for choice. and 2.,a 29r h for far and good
Cheese. 10 BE- Eggs at RIA % {. White Beams
firm. sales Of Western AMI Northern Pea Al y 30
IA %; choice mediums at 81 Is Ia | -; Yellow
Eyes at - ~ ia . 20 and Red Kidneys at Il ~ "a
= ~ q bbl. Potatoes range from - 81 cts.
per bushel Apples - ~ az so Z Dbl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-14
"You Can Never Get Ahead of Chicago.
HOW A CHICAGO MAN PREVENTED AN IN
GAGEMENT BEING BROKEN.

dAtiEMENG BEING bkOkEN.
We have it ON the authority of the Chi
cago TrihUiie thai You canneycr get ahead
of Chicago, and the statement is thus
substantlated A young man of tins city
had long paid attention to one Of the fair
est daughters of Cleveland, now visiting
here, and had been engaged to her, when
suddenly. for some reason or other, she
concluded to marry some one else. The
unsuspccting Young man went to call ON
her ut her nunt's house on Calumet
avenue lust week, and as she drew back
her ruby lips when he prepared to greet
her with II loving kiss, he at once
Thought there was something up, and
CHANGING at her again, he noticed that she
wore none of his gifts, which he con
iecturcd were i'll an ominOus looking par
eel ON the sofa This conjecture was
subsequently proved to he correct
Mr. So-and-so,' she said she had
been wont to address HIM as Augustus
and darling -"Mr. So-and 80, have
consulted my heart seriously and dis
covered what have often suspected
TINT we are not fitted To- make each other
happy II il better that We should part
our engagement IL nj an end
Her words sank into him like blue
pills, and he felt n deadly Juggling at his
henrtstrings, but he instantly composed
himself and settled upon II plan of action.
Bouncing joyfully from his chnir he dane
ed lightly around the room. Shouting !:
Ilurrah? You're the bulliest girl in the
universe. feel ms though the whole
Palmer lIous" has been lifted on my
manly bosom"
The beautiful girl gnzed Mt him for II
moment as if she thought he had hidden
n long farewell to NIL his gray brain mt
ter and said, "Whut does this mean"
Mean ~ cried the young man, walk
ing on bis hands up and down the sumptl-
GUS drawing room; ''it means I'm free.
I've been trying to muster up courage to
ask You for two weeks past to cancel our
engagement, but | couldnt-it would
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-11-14

The SEA-SERrENr Shows HIMSELF OFF
Rowcll, of the steamship Anchoria, which
arrived at New York from Glasgow,
last Sunday, says that ON Thursday last,
while on the Newfoundland banks, he saw
sea serpent which he estimates to have been
fully as long as the steamship which is 40S
feet long. Mr. ROwcll was walking the
bridge in the afternoon watch, when he no
tced disturbance in the water about a mile
distant. At first he thought the cOmmOtion
was caused by school of pOrpoiscs, but, on
closer observation, he changed his mind
When he looked through II pair of strong
glasses he saw the head and portion of the
body OF the sea serpent rising above the
water Portions OF the back of the crca-
ture could he seen rising out of the sea at
intervals Ms il propelled itself along ON the ton
of the water Its motions were similar TO
those Of the land snake as il moves along
ON the ground. The water in the wake
Of the creature had been dashed into foam
by its tail Its head was large and contained
an enormous mouth, which opened frequent
ly and spat out large quantities OF water.
Its tongue, which was extremely long, could
be seen at times, but no teeth or fangs were
observed The body Of the serpent was round,
and its color was black. 1t was moving in
the same direction as the steamship, and at a
greater rate of speed. When the creature
had got little ahead of the vessel il sank
down into the water and disappeared.
Mr. Rowell has made marine animals the
subject of study, and has always believed IN
the existence OF sea serpents; but his desire
to see one of these animals had never before
been gratiiied ". Y. Times. 11H