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The New York herald., 1879-12-02

We give tho latest quotations for exchange
on New York at the following cities :-Ssvannah.
buying 4 discount, selling y discount; Charleston.
scarce. buying u. selling y . par; Now Orleans.
commercial, 400 450 discount. bank $50 discount;
st. Louis $50 discount; Chicago. 100 200 discount;
Boston. 40 discount.
Foreign exchange was very duh. Posted rates OF
leading drawers 4.s1k and asa, actual rates
were about cent lower.
The Treasury disbursements for November, exclu-
sive Of principal aud interest. amounted to
$I6 400. .0o0 Tho amount OF cash now in the Trcas-
ury is $2O7 22o 900. and the called bonds now out
standing amount to Sl7.0oO.0oo
The public debt statement for November shows
decrease Of xS00.0o0.
The following amount Of bonds, stocks, &c.. were
reported sold at the Exchange during the month of
November: Governments. $o.275 100; state bonds
sgo6 900; Railroad bonds, 4.s22, ,94o Bank shares
goo number OF shares railroads and miscellaneous
stocks. l0,535g75.
The following despatch from the wost givcs the
movement of grain at the leading points there to-
day OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF wheat, 80. 700 bushels,
shipments 23 900 do; receipts of corn. 1900 do. ;
shipments, 100 do. Chicago-Reccipts Of wheat
100000 bushels; shipments. 65.694 de-; receipts Of
corn, 254, 1893 do; shipments. ls7,5o2 do.
At the Mining Board to-day Hukl advanced to
42o Little Pittsburg to .33, Belle Isle to 25o. Tho
following we're tho salos:-
SLarss
The New York herald., 1879-12-02
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Doc. 10 L. VI.
CottoB-Futuros closed nat; uplands, low middling
clause. December delivery. 11lod upands. 10, mid
ding clause. January and February delivery, SD
Produce-Rchncd petroleum, 74d gallon Spirits of
turpentine, 3Us. I'd per cwt.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE
LIVERPOOL, Dec I, 1873.
Pork-Primc Eastorn steady at 59s. do Western
steady at 5Is Bacon-Cumberland cut irmer 3sjs. ;
short rib hrmcr at Dos. Cd long clear hf. er
35s. Cd short clear frmcr nj 37s. Hams
Long cut frmer At 36s. Shoulders steady at 24s
Bcef-India mess. none in market: extra do dull
1O5s prime do. hrmsr at SIS. Lard-Prime Western
a7s. sd. Taliow-Prime city dull and nominal at
3Ss. Cd. Turpontine-Spirits dull ut sos. Rosin-
Common. dull at 5s 3D.: fine. steady It's
Chcesc-Amcrican choice steady at 64s Lard oil
dull 4Os. Flour-Extra State steady 3Os
wheat, spring No. 3 dull at los 3D.; do do. No. 2 dull
Sd do. winter Western. hrmcr at lis Sd.
do, do new southern hrmer Mt lis sd Corn. mi xed
frmer at 5s 9kd. Cottonseed oil yellow American,
market kosiu. common. at London, steady at s sd
Turpen.ne spirits at London. dull at 29s % Receipts
Wheat for the week from Atlantic ports 81 900
from Pacific 5000 do from other sources,
do Recepts-Corn, ,75U quarters
The New York herald., 1879-12-02
The closing quot otations were:-

At San Francisco the opening quotations were az
follows:-Gould Curry. tx; choliar. ~; ophir'
22x; Hale Norcross, ~; Grown Point. 2.lOi Yellow
Jacket. l27s; Belcher. an; Imperial. ri Virginia
Consolidated. 8; California. 4K Best d Belcher,
l6x assessed. Is; Union Consolidated. IS: Alpha,
On; Sierra Nevada. s5,1; Mexican. 2oh Silver Hill
l.l5 Justice. $50; Julia, 165 Utah. 14h Alta $50;
Bechtel. IN; Segregated Beicher. IA; Mono 8; Con-
soldated Pacific. 6; Potosi. 44ki Exchequer. 81; |;
Mammoth. 8; North Standard. 2l5 Boston Con-
solidated, TX; Ola Keystone. S7o
The New York herald., 1879-12-02
SUIT AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT.

Judge Wallace present. in the United States
Circuit Court yesterday for the special purpose OF
trying the suit of Isaac NJ Millbank. of Greenfield
Hill, Conn., against Colonel James q. Benton. The
suit is brought to recover damages for the alleged
infringement of plaintiffs patent for breech loading
guns and IL is claimed tnat Colonel Benton. United
States Army, in charge of the Springfield Armory,
has manufactured 80 900 breech loading guns, with
the Improvement claimed by the plaintiff and to- hts
damage in the sum OF S60,O0O The trial was begun
yesterday before jury. and will probably last
eral days. Assistant United States District Attorney
Clark appears for the government.
The New York herald., 1879-12-02
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

MosDAy, Dec. l, 1874
RECEIPTS
s,s;:s ,ss 1ss ssi ; sss : i$:s aS;$ a;iss Hg.
jersey S's's'S c,sy. s,r's. 1885 200 1880 % 5sass
y,ss ssT5 rs 1850 5 ss ss4s is5. SsSs
vii. M n. ud for
AMEN ~i ',ls
s ssssss :~ % Slds Fss IS is 81 q Is Ass @
ss ssss ar so Gp S aS
afs S4a nes &C. pss Ri INCLUDING
Ess.i::a .s s..s
y s head " % @ Per sos ss .s eS ~ ino. sg
Ss1SIs SssS, s,s PERU is head = H. "a
isr Saf. sf iss ss 4ss rHn PR ''.s
e.. + %: Z. @ liz
hard SOLD to hs,p sis%er i%a II i
;sss
Ei,h Z o1iS y steers =. iS weight
head q, iSs &c per p, wsishts OK cwt y: Ior Van
for i:s'ss "sFa
s II x:ss, f.. r e .s
per h. NTH & s. on per head; weight q cxt s1,,
IL. s1ss sai
& rsass saas M d. at 1es PEER .,
wclghts cwt cwt u s1S cwt AZ IInois steers at
PER 81 sw II :s Is iasd lsi ks @
9s4c per tweights 81. cwt. "a cwt. ~ cwt New
ss Of on IS head At 27e per ib Weigh. s eGi; 80
Ohio steers49 head at 7c. ssc per lb II head &c.
sold on 50 oho steer e ioc po h. weight
sHnEr AMP L..ss.-pemand improved and values re-
otisss M week 9asy coarse to good sheep sold a. sic
il Judd Baetnshan sold si7 Ohio sheep rs Ss at
s. ass & s ls head @ s e. ss
Is%S:: lambs: s q. &C. T.. rSs:si s::'s
sold 5i4 Ken.ucly sheep se5 head. 80 i6s 90 lbs
se evil ss at s sE
sold 1877 Kentucky sheep 50 lbs, at sc; per ib s. Nc
b. Kirby Co. sold rs ewes as lbs isa lbs at 81 s.
81 62s cwt iss Ohio sheep ~ lbs AT 81 Sc
sheep loi lbs; a los lbs. ss 81 s. ns4 IS per
per ewt isl Canada lambs 70 iSs Ut 5sc per h. 2a7
psr H. Hume soS ,5s
Onio sheep 1ls bs at 5sc per h. 100 sheep and lambs
Sa c 'y per D SOS Sheep ,os iSs Sse,
1877 lbs. At Sc &C. b: 1856 Pennsylvania sheep I22
as per
H. oS9 Canada lambs, 3S4 head 6o bsa n lbs, at
66c. por cwt. Dillenbeck Dewey sold l5e ewes. lOs
lbs at 4c per lb 1856 Western sheep 90 lbs. ut 4.4c
per lb 2O2 Canada sheep and lambs 81 his 5c per
lb l46 Canada lambs $40 head 81 lbs ~ lbs at S. rs
$5 ~ cwt s26 head 73 lbs. 50 Aba, 5s4c 64c
Mich Uows-Demand steady for fair quality cows at
$45 $50 head calves included Nominal rnoge Of
values. $50 1857 per head.
vEALs AND CALyEs-Calyes OF 1c; per lb; yeals in
H. Meal fed calves, sc per b. fair quality veas,
Hocs-Demand fair: 500 Ohio hogs. ITO lbs. 81 slA
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In the money market the quotation for call loans
On stock security was per cent, with per cent
m exceptional rate. Time loans we're per cent
Prime mercantile paper is 5h per cent with por
sent the ruling ratio. The closing rate for call loans
was per cent.
The Clearing House statement reelected tho opera
hons of saturday - slsl. col exchanges ana
t5,i21.b74 balances.
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-poycrod contract 1.7O bales saturday. Cur
rent prices spot cotton uhe following quotations
for cotton store. running in quality not more than
half a grade above below the grade quoted =
The New York herald., 1879-12-02
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY DECEMBER

4s Cd To Bristol, by stsam-whsst per bushel, 3D.;
corn. do. Cd -four per bb. 2s. Sd heavy goods per
ton-sack flour, 25s provisions. Sos tallow, 5os
cheese, 45s beef per tierce Is. Sd pork per bsL,
5s. Sd. To Havre, by stean-Grsin. per bushel. lsc
ment goods per ton. $40 To Hamburg, by stssmo
lbs marks; cotton, H., llioc Ne 70 Bremen, By
steamGrain 100 lbs. i35 marks provisions per 100
BY steamGrain per bnshel ID 7sd tabaeeo per hid.
Sos 3Is 3D. provisions 3s. cotton lb,
Ac. To Rotterdam. by stean-Gran. per bushsl 71sd
3D. provisions ton 40s otton. per lb lee Nc
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- Sn Der Strasburser 3ts. .. 25.
5sbr. lslen ~ir, hab bic shiilsr In W.
undt an ether feniasSisn &eanf,sit, ION.
BERN On wdrmenpsn 8Ieiounssltiidsu unp
sniem Stubwert lttsn," @sltlame Sci.
cen
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msbsr sinsepFas,t percsn tann. 5ippo.
fratss lhUn tonntt bas lsbren. @tirurse,
J tatsn bic 9batlaeae gu wisberboltsn Maf
len bsFitist. 81 nise batsn lrsar ot
3dbn. ssnUmmsn uno iis IN bic 5aut por
SbIsrsu ein5epsanIt uao Die 3abne bater
ea lstr gut aneetrisbsn. Man lauf au
lolae Wsile Staten NIT 3dSnsn aui Dem
Sintertbsil, 8aninhsn NIT 3abnsn I'm
Sbr nnD jsst tormt bas 8o0tomm,nts IL
In prattiidsr 5tnitt: Gin &ranter pra.
fentirt fh nit ein,m ansefre6snen 3abn,
i'm obsren &iunbaden gum Beilpiel, einsm
osrsorbensn 3abn, Der entiernt usrosn
mu6. Der1elbs 'Srante bat I'm untsren
&inntadsn einsn auoeren 9slunoen. aber
ihlsdt pIaeirtsu CABIN, Der tn isgeno elmer
Mrt iber,dblis 1T uno Den man sntiernsn
! mub, um (einsm Nahbar plab gu MAIDEN.
Man reibt bic bsipen 3abnsn ans, wirIt
cen anseirsi5snen Gain 1893, nimmt ben
eelunpen uno bsihaeibet, befsilt uno ia,
eoanrt ibn, bis er in ben pom tsantea
3abn sslulIsnsn pleb ttnsinpast, bann
befeifiat man i'm bnrh einen t!stnsn Nppa-
rat, uno 3etn Sage nadber bat unisr 3abn
@urssl ssidlaaen; Die Subititutton 1T
oo0tommsn. gia 3abnar,t in paris bat
aaf fiele 0eiie ben 6innbaden elmer jun
gen Grau pun 26 Sabrsn in uintesrum"
reaituirt. Gin aueerer bat ldon feline
90. Operation i'm 3abnspropfsn bintsr
fh. gr BAT jsbssmal ben trauten 3abn
oussebuben, ibn bel Fh gu 5aaie nad
Setisben bebanoelt, Jpn sslunp ssmaat
unp bann weper siu3spFau,t. BON bic.
fen 90 Opsrationsn ltuo 81 seSiadt.
Wan fanu 10 pie Ytdse ieiner 3dbne
wedielu. bic weibeiteu mebr ins 9ldt
fteaen uno bic meniser id0nen in cine
@de ,uriidiegen. @iue iolde 8erpfau
3uus fpirb fa I'M NuSsmeiucn nit @rfols
bewertaeaisen laiIen.
IS lit nur lhape, bab es feine 5bier.
sattuns sitt. Die uns 3dAne letben lam,
rpslds ben unierissn atnlid iino. Tt:
Ger5te piresn 70 sladli&e gsrpFan3unaen
,u Stanoe brinsen man tonnte 7tt pon
isinsm 5unpe, lstner 6ase &C. eintse 3dpns
borsen. 50 wiro inpsb oorseihlagen,
Die oasnDur3e!n, BE gum unterBange
psreammt fno. purA eelunOs Don Ipieren
sntIiea:ne sDur,en 3u erlsbsn. Disie
wlroen aud ais lolios Bats CUR Nnm.n.
ouns tiinliliher 3abus biensn.
Die umpFawuns son Wtsnla 3u
Neaia oirite spUbl taum ismano empieten.
" TT lhon senus, oab man nit isinsn
9aarsn 5aneel trfibt, man braudt nittt
aud nod iene 5atne 3u p,rtauien. IS
g'bt inoeb Galltf 100 Elm auseeriTsner
ibsrSaSltSsr CABIN wu5l bsnabt unp auf
sine anpsre psrioa asrpgan,t wsrotn
.fSnnte. @aa mas earauf ssfabt lein,
sines Easss in ben 8lattern folaenben
Anfaasisunsen gu besssn.n: 3dbne au
asrfaufen en-5aSne aus3upshlein-O5erer
Nussnsabn sesen einsn SHnsipe3abn elm.
5utauft den Drttter 8odsn,atn saeant-
Nan lutt sinsn Bsistsitssntn &c. sDsld'
Elm Jortiaritt Der Naturwifsalaalt.
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Seq a ..
1tuSere' Staat8leaisIatmr .

auain, Is. april. Der @snat br.
ldaftigte Ra Ianae 3sit hincura NIT Der
9ia, mslhs bic Garbe BON Stimm3stteln
beiiinmt, bic Geratbun8sn iino absr nod
nidt 70 nett sspisbsn, um bic Bill anueb
msn ~ !Snu,n.--Sm 5auis batten as es
nit GiAsn ,u tbun, b. b. nit Der 8ia
,um Saus Der Giihe; ns wurpe anss.
nommsn. Der Bsriht res @ouoernsurs
iibsr bic Stantsfinan,en uno eu bes
Comptroller biHsriren beoeutsno, IS wurpe
tatsr elm g,idlus einsstra&t sar erusn'
nung sinss Gomitss. welaes bic rpirtlde
Sau!oiumms bee Staates ermitteln fOa !;
Der Bsldlub puree ieooh auf ben Sid
aeleat. Cine BID wuroe ansenommsn,
m.l&e periunsn, bic Sauudser lea ein3es
fsn,t tatsn, ,ur 3atlans sinss asnts
3pinSt. -~
= u.ber bas @iaserfslt In Nuilin
mirb bsriatst, rab bic gertine son Nsu
Braunfels uns Gan Nntonip ausrR in
auitin siatrafsn unp empfanasa murOen.
Sratsr tamen bic 9anSer BON 4ouifon
une @elpsnpn. Mm Ntsnb fano Der 3us
aah bsr 1uraerballe NIT Gadeln fatt
Der 3us mar In folssnb.r Deiie arran
eirt: Neu Drleanltr Muiileorps, Dallas
Grotifnn, Gan 4ntonio Bsettouenpertin
g. u. 5rObfnn, 5oufon 9trein. auat.
nsr Mannsr6or. Nuiin 0raps. @aluefcn
Galamanssr, Nsu. .Braunfsli,r Mdnn.r
dor. Brsnbam Gsrmania, Drsnbam Gle.
bertran,, ga Stranger 0erein, 5urisntsw.
nsr gsrein, MuRinsr Sanserrunos. Sn
Der 9urn.rtaQs fanb Der gommers fatt,
Or. @tiHslters bewiatom nnete bic Udas
i'm Namen Der Sanssr uno Mapor De
@re6 I'M Namsn Der @tabt. morauf 6err
Samosb NOD zine Sleoe bis!t, Die Mnaaet
Der fr,mesn @aaser iOa 400 bstra.
gen.
- Sn BrYan psrluhte cine bsta3te
beutl6s Jrau Stlbamsro, inoem ae aus
benz gsnftsr einss 3wfifSdis.n 6aulss
ipraaa te fam unpsrleBt baran. parau(
fAuitt fe ia bic 5sstle nit ciaem Nafr,
m,ler pgrh. srrsid.e absr trobosm ibrsn
3wtd niht. Sic murps psrbunesn unb lsbt.
= YOn Daaas miro bsrdtst Mm Is.
tatt,n mir einen farhterlthsn 0aselnurm,
bel benz 5asslFGrnsr In Der @rSse elmer
Gauit fsisn. Das Wsttsr sanNe am
fdredIi6Gsn I Msilsn fiptih BON Dallas,
in Der Nate son eiSbon; in 3dt son
Winutsn mar Aass strwuart. 2l pau.
ier wurben IN eiston ,erilSrt uno 80 Ga,
miltn fnp ctoahlos. Gin Damn wurce
set0ptst ane % pulonn tbsils sefaarIia,
teehs lrdter bsihausai. Non DaGas
einssn s Aerais naA Der uns!udsaslls ab,
arlerpem mItasa oaielbR $542 flr bic
8frunslidSn Sslammslt, Dis Basn, bic
Die Der Smrm nabm, 1T 2 MeI.n
brett uno Mtil,n lang. aud Dbite
Ncd uno 0orfeana litttu teoeutene. Der
Starm fssts barh gang 9icrpteras une
uno ron pielen Sstten tcmmen Usritts
atrs ben esga aaasl aassriatsteu Saa.
| ssu.
- Sa 9afrcp fnost am %. Qprll .lns
gntausatduns fatt
= Sa Bluff bsi Ga @rana. wurss te
einsm pfsrosrsnnsn am Otsr.ass 9. Dnr
hermaesn aula Vfrps sessu siasn Baum
sefh!suesrt, eas er elm Bsin unb .nsl
Arm brdh.
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psn Nequinoetia unp 8ollrao srtcb er ith


BON Nequinoetia unb 8carap srteb er iih
lamerfd!lts.
Gs III Nlles sscrbnet, antmortste Ser,
Bert nod untsr bem ginprud Der iinafen
erlthltternbtn @esne. - llnb 6eumis?
gDir trerntsn uns pun itm, als er ras
Canoe beitiea, um fih Don tem Snpiansr
iiser ben see ruoern ~ laiIen.
Ste febten id, In 8smssuns Nah eini'
gen Sdritten blsb Der Gaptdn wieper ae'
ten. @sat psraus, wanbte er Fh al Ws'
quinoetia, @ollrao unb Sthats, i'd folse
NIT benz AlIslTor etpas lansiamfr nad -
ia, get, mein &inp, mieperbslte er, 3artlid
ibre Danssn tlopisno, ais Afquiaretia
burh lsin wsidss gBelsn in Belcrsnib
S,riebt nod ,Ossrte, ssb uao made Suar'
tier fur uas - wsr web, cb wir mcrsen
pon bier fortfommsn. @sbt, sebt, i'd bab.
nit unlsrem Grsunas ma nasrlsi 3u belpre'
hen..
Al. Gay. gines anns
Qiebe.
Gr fdumte, bis Die Nnsereoetsn ith cine
STRIDE entisrut batten. Damn ersriff er
bsrbert's Wrm. unp -iih rpdbrsno bes Sin.
berlhrstens lhwerer auf eenislten fiji
ssnb, bemertts ct mie Rh sntlfuloiseno
50 1T btHsr, pas Maohen tleibt 70 lanse
wie mSslitb I'M untlarsn iia.r oes armen
Mannes gnos, uno fs II o.rtanois ssnus,
nidt nad Dingen su flaeen, pelte ibr
nidt frsiwllis mitsetbeilt merosn. Nbat
man. mas ben gsrb!s neetsn 3u psr unielt
gen 5anoiuns perleitete, oa ct eoh mad
Den Beweiisu lsiner gsrsnbaitisfeit oarauf
retnen fonnts, Don Ieinen Jreuneen nit
Subsl esriBt 81 rperotns
ssortfesuns folet.)
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CIT c8 ntHt merfpilrbia,

JNc c8 Htt9t MertfDHrpt8,
wie fhnea ale Nauaer ertennen, sab Der
Duke of Durham" Nauhtabad Der telte
1T Trast @uren 5anblsr barnad uno
fauft fsinen anoern. 3,2,79,tu,w,1i.
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s II a II ell.

- d 7 E + S SD,
II Wal 5trtet, R.w-Wcrf
Rltine Sgmmen rperben sortbeilbaft fir Rnu>
ben an5elcst unb prDmrte mpnatlilts Berihte se-
lieFert. Gin Bud, peI4ss bas Ndbere minbsiIrj
pire frei Serfanb.. 10,47y,ml
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Oa4 Xfanseu Der 3dbne.

Gin nsuer 8pstl&sits Der Ai6snihaIt
wire 60 baip srlaubsa. bab tis 3atnar,te
bic tranttn 3atne In ibrsn Atsltrs b,ar.
bsitsn, pabrsne Die Better berlslben rutia
su 5auis usrwsilsn. Wan bsst as aus :
uamlt9 pie 3abne-traat 0e fort, rsiAist
Rt, btfrsit ae pon loren franten 1beiltn
'unp alspann -trast man ae wisesr 3um
patientsn lurad uno plant iis s.mdalia
wisbsr an ibrsn alten vlab.
Nan psib nitt sra @sit brute, bab sin
3abn aasssri6sn anp eann NIT Grfols
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: Sn Vattop Fnoet am %. Wpfil tlnt
giebausasauns ifatt
= Sa Bluff bti Ga Orange wprss bsi
sinsm pfsresrsnnsn am Qitsrtass 8. Otto
bsrmaesn soia Vfsrp. sessu siaen Baum
seihlsuesrt, eas sr elm Btin unp einsn
Nrm brad.
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: su Der ru1jt1hen N,,irfsaont m,t

- Sn Der ruiiifhen Bs,trtsaaet 0ult.
idansI itanben 72 Diebe, lautsr urlauber
aus Dem lesten rniitlb.tlrtl4.n 6riese,
oor BEN Geridt, ess 8srbrehens Sss
Oietitaels anaeilast. @uf bic Grase bss
Ntdtsrs. parum iie seloblen, antportsten
bic Difbs falt sinitimmis: vDir murssn
bsraubt, 3r 5aale battsn mir ni&ts, Nrbsit
fanben .pir teine uno neil mir uno un{sre
Jamillen ihrsd!ihsn 5uneer litten, griffin
mir au otsism Msttsl. DER Niat.r lpra9
aas u Qiets fri.
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= aus Der Shu!e. 9sbrer Wie i'd
tu o ss,sist babe, Iiebs &inaer. beoeutst bic
VorIplss per" msiltsns. oab stpas In Ell.
nsn unsanltisrn 3uliapo iiterssBanssn
ooer ldishtsr semoroen ibr babt pa !, =.
y. Die Worte" psrperbea". ,psrpfulhsu"
II. (. ID. &aan mir giuss nod anpere
Ssilpisls lasen ? - 5nb: > ia: gsrlos
BEN, sertsisatbsn
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~ Wibarb g ce, Wandefer, 81. g.,
ibreibt SD babe Or. Nusait 6 B..
nis's 0amburSer 3 ropfen bel
veri6ieoeuen &rantteits Gr deinunsen
in meiner Tamile nit Sutem @rIolae an.
sewanbt, rno pieies Reiultat beliimmt
mid, mir isltlt Elm ileinss Eager psriel.
ben an,uidanen. UNI pisielten INNER bel
Der 9ano gu baben.
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Sn anertennunssuertber @ebiter
ienntulb idrieb aSnioin @ictcria Ill.
bert per Bring Osmaal) sewinnt tdsli&
lefbaftsre Neisuns fir bic golitit uno bic
gelorsuns Der 5taatSseldiite uub 1T
wuaoerbar flir geioes 9eeisnet. Sd
meinerleits empfnoe tdslidl srSeere Nb.
neisuns oasesen. Dir Tranen lnb nidt
fur 0esieruns sefdafien uno menn mir
cute 0rau,n iino, miiHen mir bieen
mannlideu BeIaditisunsen abbolo lein." "
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- usbsr Sc!t5uutsrridt unp Wfilitdr
in Deutlhlano enthSlt bic i5rantfurter
u aaterne" fclsenoe seibelnpe Strrpbsn !:
Der lnterridffcfet eiu Siinlmden,
Das SIimmden ilt aber niht pa,
uno meun man es mlrtlib bellbe,
Betanl' es Der Seeres Stat.
Das III eine olte 9elhihte,
Dod blcibt lie epis neu,
uno wen lie intereIltret.
Dem tuurrt ber Masen BABEL"
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$500 in the Waste Bag.

Yesterday package containing $50
was missed from the American express
Office, and a careful search failing to
discover its Whereabouts, as last hope
it was determined to examine the sweep
ings, it being barely possible that it
might have fallen among the waste pa
per and not have been noticed. This
paper is one of the perquisites of Mrs.
Charlotte Mette, an estimable French
woman who has the care Of number OF
offices in the vicinity. and who is noted
for her scrupulous honesty. According
" one of the clerks went to her house
and questioned her, when the old lady,
in dismay, said: 81 have to-day sell my
two bag old paper to de mans" This
complicated matters, and the two start
ed for the place where the dealer in old
paper keeps his stock, and here they
found some women sorting paper, Mrs.
Mette's two bagfuls not yet having been
touched. She took hand in the work
herself, and excitedly tossed over old
envelopes, newspapers, scraps, strings
and the Undesirable contents of such
catch-all, when glad "I've got i'm;
got 'im!" and, sure enough, there wa
the package intact. Detroit Free Press
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save where men are employed who have
had the fever. f4

THERE WILL BE NOTHING TO DO.
It win, therefore, be q prudent thing
for all to remove from the city and get
as speedily as possible to place of
safety. As we have said, we may not
have an epidemic--the fever may stop
as suddenly as it begun, but it will be
most sensible to act as If we were posi-
tive that it was going to be an epidemic
and take time by the forelock. A live
man is of more value than a million
dead men. The past teaches that there
is but one and only one sure avenue of
escape from yellow fever-light. Last
year 50 per cent. of all the white people
who remained here were taken with the
fever, and 20 per cent. died. In other
words, only two Of every hundred es-
capped, and the doctors and nurses, af-
ter the expenditure of fabulous sums of
money, great skill and sleepless vig-
lance, could only save IS out of every
100. Surely we do not want these ap-
palling figures repeated. If every one
who has rot had the fever will go away,
we will not have these figures repeated.
By as many as stay we will.
THERE Is no KNOWN sPEcrFIc
for this terrible disease. The doctors
can not grapple with it with the assur-
ance that characterizes them in the
treatment of any other of our local
fevers. They have not yet been able to
find medicine that will arrest the speed
lily killing poison which disintegrates
the blood, and delivers its first blow at
the very seat of life. The best of them
stand appalled, at its suddenness of at.
tack, its overwhelming, savage and re.
lentless subsection of the will rs well as
the physique to its purposes. and the
wholesale destruction of life that follows
upon its appearance. Two in ten is but
q slight chance for life. The theory Of
sanitary statisticians is that the deatf
rate in a whole year should not be more
than 10 in 1000. These figures, and
the facts we have laid before our read
ers, should be sufficient without another
word from us to induce the removal at
once of every one who has not had thu
fever. When quarantine is declared, "a
it may be,
IT WILL BEToo LATE.
All who are here then will be forced t.
remain whether they viii it or not. W.
reneat, then, our urgent entreaty that
without waiting for further develop
ments, every man, woman and child
leave the city to-day or at farthest b.
tomorrow night who has not had tn
yellow fever. We advise this as
measure of precaution justified by tn
dearly bought experience of the aw 4
epidemic of 1878.
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Must Fly for Their I,vss.

49,
wse.freat that every man, Woman
md child yhe has not had " yellow
svsr leave the city at once without .
@ys delay. We have nothing like an
sp'demic. and may not have, but 90 long
stAere are any cases of fever there Is
ease for fear that such . State Of things
.g % brought about BY the presence
y great number of unacclimated and
experienced persons. Besides, there
nothing to be gained by remaining
.Es. Business is as efectually killed
w The next three months Is il we had
9 hundred cases instead Of seven.
nefsaitsr, until the Health Board an
s0unces that it Is safe for the people to
00ne beck, there win not be employ.
.'os Tor any but doctors and nurses
na We hope that win be limited to
ssfson rate). All mechanical busi'
- Or viii be stopped this week