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Sinrtmtnttaett

gSarrento n, Sirg., II. Suli.-Oer See
ger Sohn gSiltins, ipelfer i'm lesten 6ebruar
ben Selegrapbiiten 6oiparb 6oltclam gu @arz
renton<Sunftion on Der yWiblauo= 8abn" ers
noroete, uub gStnter Yapne, ebeniaQs ein 9tes
ger, peldler Sas. aoamS i'm lebten 2pril nabe
Salem III Sauquier=@ountb ernlorbete, fuur=
ben beute i'm 6oraume bes bieFgeH Geidngs
niiiss bingeri6tet. 9fur et,pa 25 4erionell
mobnteu Der gSollitreduns aes llrtbeilS bel.
Die Seridteritatter batten fid Der 9Sad]e bes
Saeriffs angei6loHeu, inbem iie nllr auf biele
gSeiIe 3utritt erbalten fonuten. Mebrere t6un=
bert Yerlonen naren Dor benz 9efdngniile Der
Iammelt. Die Serirtbeilten rpir6en I'M II
llbr auf oaS S6affot gefiibrt unb iofort, nad=
oem ibre Seeliorger Elm fur5es @ebet geipro=
den batten, bingerihtet. &einer BON Beiben
nla9te BON Der @rlaubniB @ebraud, cine 4n=
reoe auf benz sdaffote al balteu. 8eiSe tor
ben obne lanaen Sooesfanpf. Yaane's Qeid]e
ipurbe ieinen 4ngebSriaen iibergeben, tpGbrenb
man @i1iants' ueberrelte auf einem 6enaf,z
barten sSeloe beerbigte. Die beutige Sinrid]=
talg mar bic erfte, meldle ieit 1889 IN bieIerrt
@ountp ffattfanb.
gS Silmi ngton, N.=@., IL. Suli. - Der
Ieger Sobn OabiS tuuroe beute Su Smitbz
bile, Brunsmid= @ountp, ipeaen eires I'M lebs
teu 2@e6eulpel ull oeHl yte9er SeHrq NleOuTNe
periibten Wforbes biHseri6tet. Der 8erllr=
tbeilts sab auf oetn S6dffote 5u, bab er Ste
Duflie 9et6otet babe, bebauptete jebod, er bGtte
bic Chat nidt nit SOrbeba9t begansen. Gtma
2000 periOnen mareu su9egen ,tno Die Sinridz
tung uerlief obne alle aufreguns. Seit bier
zig Sabren mar FIN Gooesurtbeil in Bruins
tpidz@ountD poaitredt porben.
Sn oet 0.tBitapfet ietnes Gaters.
Gbicago IL. Suli.-Sobn 8ronn, illn.,
Elm Sebn Ses betanHten 4bolitiontfen aIeid,en
8ameIls, fam 9eitern aui Ser @eiie nadl &anz
Jas bier bur6. 6r. 8rOpr, Der iest 81 Sabre
alt III uuo auf But=in= 8ans 5slauo pobnt,
reift nad &anias, nm binii6tlid Der Sage Der
pom Siioen ausgeiuanberten Tarbigen eine
llnteriu6ums pOr5unebmen uuo oasu bei3utras
gen, bic biilfoie Gage bieer 9euts sll bsiIru.
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9orrt8burg, y Yeuni., II. 5ut, - Sin
Sturm uOn auBsrgep0bnliher otitigtclt fegte
beute itber oaS StdOtd)cu Oiiiilm III [}uuiata=
Gonntg bin. Die NtethoOiten= uno Die BrrS=
bpteriansrtirfc wurOen entoat)t mn Die lutbe=
ride Stride erbebli1 beihdoigt &iele onoere
@ebduOe trugCn ebeNia1S cr6eblidleu Shaoen
Oauon, urO man ld)dbt Den @eiammtuuluit
ami $65,OO0. gtue iieben5gidbrigc 6rou,
9tamen5 Grc8iptu, wurOe Our6 Oa8 0ah Der
Observation-Disclosures, wad)e8 aui ibre lSo6z
nung ftel, 5ermalmt uno ani Der Sttll2 ge=
t0otet.
SH 2c:piStomn, Ntiiilill=Gountp, euttauo
bctrd9ttifcr Sd)aotu, uHo man iiird)tet, ooB
ald) i'll anocrcn 8bulen Der Counties Oliiiln
NIB 5nnlata gyoBc Strpiiilung anguihttt
uoroeu lit.
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&f siuiiG)eu 0etrunfcmctt &alifz
bUlSen ttno ciner SG)eriTS=
SD 0tt ~ 4, ,nff

GbepeHne, 2Sp., II. Suli. - 6iiui
nGoWbops, wdd)c 9er0oc. ans ScraS Nn9c=
ton1men wurcr, bttranten id) am letten Niitt=
nod in Sg0lab, gtebr., uno icItrttn, mGbz
renb iie i'll gelrtdtcn @nlopp ourd) ooS Stdot
d)en rittcn, ibre NeuOtutr redt5 lmo ljut5 Ob
2ll5 Der Sderiff lie Slt perbaiteu iud)tt, eb
ten tie iidI 5ltr YSebr mo ein bibi9er &i
ellttauO, III m;ltem gSnI. Sbont, eiuer Der
nGOwboq8," gct0otet uu0 ein 9luoertr, 9ta=
mems 9enrg Sarfcr, ilbwtr uerluuuoct wuroc.
Sic llphrincu cutfdllIPu
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@erntii6tc 2epeIhcn altS Getpz
gnOrf

giew yorf, II. 3uli. - Der cnna0ii4e
gScthuOcrtr @OmnrO 'oaulau, wtld)tr iid) tiir;=
lid i'll Grglano Den 3itel Ocs oGbampion Der
gSelt" erraug, lam btute Nui oem 0ampier
y@itp OF Gbcittr" bier au. Sin cntBuiiaitidler
@mpfaug murOc Inn 5u 5beil
- Die 0ampier 0Itaiu" Don %remcu,
n0e 9tupter" bon 2tnhuTpeu, yGiD oi &Geiter"
BON 2iperpOOl uno yGrinucrio" Don Diit=
telm.eghiitn in0 bente bier anaetonnmn.
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DarfTO o. @Olln., n. Iull.- N3r 0lllt-
id)e Sidar SOb.$5Tr, mf0er @1runb Slr Giferz
inAt alf 0ctnr. 0teiltcrtiug 3u bobln glaubte,
bradte Dem 2ebteren bcutt lROrgtu cine bcOcuf
lid)e Sti1Wunoe bli lGHO uerleBte N0rauf ltiuer
6r0u 5Stihwunon nit acknowledgement
Gr proe uer9aftct uuO bis ouf 2StttertS ciu
geiteft. NtciItcrIiug unO Oie 6rau baiinOal
ijd) ben l;ettu 9tadrihten 3ufOlge nod an
2sben, uno mon boift, Stiot 3u rttteu.
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9;lmttee Sd,icRaTeirc il, Xo,,tiin,,o

" { ~ = = rle1 II - II. Slllt. - CINE 2t=
peid)c aus BrouiOtncc, 2a., meloct, OoB Bot
neilttr 2tuitin ourd SQltire gusf ms lStt
Carroll erl1OiitH un0 Der &ir1ipiefrid)ter ..
6. 9lultin, jun., t6OtidJ Oa1uHuOtt OOr0cu lit.
Ser 9&ger ". s.. Smith malter wdbreuO Der
mlroe Ourf cine &n0cl gctroiien un0 chi nsr
Sttlle QetGbtet.
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DaS gScttcp TN ytorOaucftctl

Df 10 an Tee, gSlst., II. Sull. = Oao
2Sutr I'M 9}0rolpeIteu lit blutt bcocutsuo fiib=
lei. Die ltbteH Stiirmt Wortu grGBtMtbails
anf etnef iAmolMSutlitn ht5 mittleten 6bti=
Is Don Ntimdot0 btidrdnIt mo bis ieet III
ttiH erludbuenSIOrtber IDdoeH briGt}t uor
Den.
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Ser &ciou,0rft.

NeW y Orf, II. 5uli. - 8OlQcnOc5 iiu(
Die ShluBuotirlugen: @elo 81; Sterlng
gSebiel 4.855-86. SuuOe6 S6ligationen
l881er 1044, neue 6iiHfcr lO34, I0.40ar -
Dit. Col. 3.65cr 87g. 2(ftien: Stem Yorfs
Central 1888, @rie Pa, Cafe S6orc 743, SQi
nOiier Central 81, 8ittSbWrg 98, G6icago
J}Ortbpeitcrn 654, 90. YrioritGtcn 9G, 9od
SSlauO 1873, g8eiteru ltuion Sci. 81, glup
Sereper Central 51E.
lluteri9abamt8 9ilon3: Golo $l26,3 1887,
228; Golrant $37 ,816,l14.
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.Esssszss.seI q I)aItimorr Susqurbanna-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Olese1sd,ost.

-, oatspFi (DttfFGG Gttss1efeMIdlaft.
9taa HSort GeP9tit, SABRE oe e8raee nuS oegse<s
Stoe,uGtersSsauaIc.
0le 3ampter oieier @eieaihoit perlalIcn tdaIiay
tetS9enomnen SonntagS) um ltbI Ra6mta95 6aS
untere @nSe oer g8efi@5allszs szslpenuc.
SedeRaiiage so &eHts.
tVfti1s,6llfe) Sgf. SaS. Sahser, Asent. IS
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Selegrap9iid)e 9epei5el!.
[SerGte oer .ghociirten Breiie, fhr ben r0euti9eu
eorreiponoenten".l
SSnfano-9epe(Gett.
6bime5em a,tf oen. arieespfaoe.

NemzD OFT, IL, Sult.-Sle 9blnelen 9lb
Siug, 26 Sabre alt, uub Gee Sng, % Sabre
alt, uelde in Der gSdl6erei 9tr. ia, 3, Str.,
bsld)dftigt iinb, gingel beute gegen 0tittag
Sipild)en Der 3. uno 4. Ipenue Die IA. StraBe
entlang. slb Sing permiBte pl5blid) ieine
SDrle uno entoedte, ais er ii1 um0rebte, baB
Elm btnter ibm fol9enbcS nnbefannteS 6rauen1
5lnlmer Die S0rle aui9ebOben bate. @r for-
oerte lein Gi9entbunt Suriid, lsoo6 peigerte
Hd) Die Srall, baiielbe ber5ugebelt. Ib Cling
lnell0ete Johann @elpalt au mo nabm Die
S6rie mieoer al ii6. 9a8 @eidrei Der gran
lodte mittler gSeile cine groBe Wfeni6enmeuge
5ulamnlen. Die 9bineen murOeu burGt Die
SrObungeu bes Y0belS erl6redt unO rillen in
ibrer lufregung Die Srau eiIle Strede melt nit
iid fort, bis ihnen Der 9Seg sur 6lnbt u6uiQ
abgeiperrt ipurbe. 9lb Sing 500 oarani ein
Weiier nno itiirSte lid) Oauu auf Die ibnl su>
nddlt befinblife Yerlon, jebO9 batte er fanm
einen Sd)ritt getban, ais Elm aus Der afitte
be5 goltSbauienS abgeituerter YiltDlenld)uB
i'm III oaS @eiiat traf. BOlisiit 6erguion
perbaftete slb Sing unO bra1te i'm Mad Dem
~ gSellspne- Soipttale." Seine 9Sunoe lit nid)t
beoentlld). IS nabnI Die Derelili9ten &rGite BON
pier YollSiiten in aniprut), INN See Sng, tpslz
der ein GROCER, tarfgebanter Wtann lit, Ill
itbertpalttgen nuD pingieit 81 madJeu. Sic
6raa, welde ben ganSal Sfanoal peranlaBte,
mad)te iid) mIbreub DeS allgenleiuen 0nrd)etlt=
auoers ans bem Stalbe.
Ginif,trs eiaes @cbamocs.
oiton, II. Suli. = Sin alteS @ebdube
an Der @barteritraBe, fpeldeS geraSe abaerifien
iuerben iollte, itiir5te beute pl6tlid Elm, nuo
eire groBe an5abl &inoer, rueld)s I'M Sllneren
altes Sol3 auflaien, purOe inter ben Sriint-
nern bcgraben. Oian l9lug iofort alarn, uno
piele Dtenl6eu maren in lpenigeu Minuten sl,r
Sanb, I'M Die Sriimmer sil entfernen uuo ben
&inoern Siilte 81 bringen. GS itellte isd)
beraus, baB feline Meui6enleben Der aata>
itropbe ann1 Spfsr gefallen parsr, iebo1 bate
Der eilfidbrige SEQ. We@afiertp unO Der iads-
5ebnidbrige Yeter 9tilep idtpere Serletunacn
erlitten, mGbreno Inbere leid)tere Wunben Saz
p0ntrlgen. Die 8inber batten oen Giniur3
Ses Gebaubcs lslbit oeranlaBt, inoem iie, iudbs
reHo iie 6olS auflaien, ben SuBbooen aufriiIen
uns pie Mduern uuterntinirttn. 0aS Sc
baIoe mar 100 Sabre aft Ane oiente ebeSsm
ben Gltern Yaul &epere's sur s9obnIns.
Cob TT Waime.
gS SaterDille, We., IL. Sui. -.6r. 6ntz
hins, Der pom Staate angeltellte uaiiaber," /"
beribtet, oaB cine GoloaSsr TIM msitl idleH
gbeile pon Yenobscot=@ouHtp cntOcdt luur6en
lit.
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@in 2lusitano TIT 0en S@nbfabrt.
fctt Stt geofi6 WdfI

Soft II, II, Suli.-Oie u9afters" in BEN
Sfnbiabriten gu 9tatid perlaugen cine 2Obn=
erbDbung bon 10 8roSent unb tperbeu mabr=
i6einli9 lnorgeH Die arbsit einltellen. Sie
4rbeiter baben Gonlite'n in alien Sabrifen gu
gtatid nnb @O6ituate ernannt, fpeld)e bente
abenb cine Seriammlung balten nub alle por=
lieaenben 5ragen er6rtern lollsn. Die ,9az
itera1 in aqen gSerfitdtten sGblen ettpa 800
Mann, uno i'm Safe iie bic 4rbeit einfteaeu,
10 iperOeu ale iibrigen 4rbeiter, 2000 Miann
an ber 3abl, gum Seiern gespungen iein.
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&etne Stanomtreu 9egen 8aar9elo
uerfaMft!

Seauit Cure llbren bel Smith, 9tr. 1873, SIo-
8roaomae, nabe SantfraBe.
Man merle obi! Seoebei Smitb etaufte E
ubr Dirb auf 2 Sabre sarantfrt.
Seoe ubr unter $40 fam II " henrotsn uon 90
Gents a6beSablt tperben.
oo s s fet IN g9 INK ase ss M uno
rerH erleSist. Sn 9tr. 123 nbet man einen nid BE-
i6musten ooer beibdoisen artitei, teinen, Der Don
Saus Su 6aus fell 9eboten moroen. Bei Smitb eez
taufte ubren 6let6en itetS in Sronuns, peruriaden
tene ubrzD Doftors= Retnunsen.
Smitb per.auft aud Spe9el, Sesemdlbe, GbrOmos
uno S6en aui grebit. - Ofan faufe ieine gB II +
bel g mitb. Seine Fdncy=Breile Yrddtige 8i6elz
etn6dnoe in Nr. 1923. Biloer terben aui 6efteluns
etnaerahmt. (Suni7, t2Wite)
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@rbcrz@eincm
un0 0VSptpijt beBanOtt nit Dem 9ieiolUcnt,
Der Patttnt nimmt 81 YfunO 3u mad

Dem @cbrauhc cinCr eiEigcn Tlaid,e.
DlGine 6erren! SD lit md6rcn6 SebH 9abren on
Sebcrbeihmeroen mo Npspepiie, uer6unoen nit offez
ne 2Sunben an Der cnCn Seite meineS gtadens. Die
itb ellen mod)te bebmcrc nit ulle5 G5elo, oaS i'd
bitpeaen ou59ob mar ueg9eiUorien. SD iiel uon 179
aul 52 FTuHo. GHoltd uerlut]te idb Sbr Jte1olpent
6 bali mit ioI0rt, mo b na9m all Ctner engen 6as
ide nm lUnf uno en baIb Biiuo jt. SuS Ditttel er=
iul! clnt auiga5c, lulo i6 rUeroe mid an ooiebe
pdtttH, 6lr crge6enftr
- Sobu s.. RO0,
NgU ii, December 1873
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Salihuk,
ptltlr ben SGrper wabreil0 Sebu Sabren be-
Ocdtc, iitr INNER 9ebeilt.

yam 91lice pon GhaS Dou9bton, gtr.t7, Gongre6a
raRe, Bolton, ben y. ,Se6ruar 1878.
9o. 2SeCL5 d Sotter. WttHe 6erren! SD bolte es
r mene Biltdt, Sie in ScnHtniB gu iebeu-Ino ourd,
Stc ale ene, Iur uebe otc G6atiate oon Snterefie 1T
ooS etn bodblt bartnddiger uno duEcy ab1to6enoer
,Sal pon SaBIuB, lUelden Cb BON etuem erten 9lufz
ueten bis sum ge9cnpdrtIAeH Au9eublide gu beo6ad=
ten ele9cnbcit bate (no Spnr eUa 5cbu Sabre lanai
DcbT oeH 9roRtcn 8hcil 0es Sei6cs mo Der Glie6er
oe5 4attentcn nit ei9eutbdmb reiScnocn uno iufens
oen Sduppcn beocdte uno 9egeu DeIbtn Die 4ntuen=
Dung aller beIannen 8eGan0lIng5z uno 6eilmetbo6en
lUlrtun9so5 blieb-oaB oieier 5au uab rittiaem @ez
braude pom Suttclrd UdbrenO einiger fueniger Gd1e
oantt enoet, ooB ole SraHtbett poltduoig peTifpunz
Den unO Die 0aut rein uno geiuu0 it
sd tam allen init dbnIideu Sei0cn 8eb0Tteten BON
9anJem Seien rat9eu, mo th ratbe ibnct oaS Utitte
81 oerlunn pCblS in 0ieiem Salc 70 eriolgretd uar
G,nHi ergebenf 5br
y INA 5, s. Qua btoH.
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Oa5 Gc0te
0r. s. 9D(cQ0ne'S
ber9Bmte gtmcrifauii6e
SsgSS4tr1tt= SNiffel
;, ,Nermifuoe." i"
&nmptpntc ppn gRnrn,er,

]DNtplp Pun NSNEmRfm%
S1a8 @eiidt lit blei6 unD bleifarbid,
| - 5eitipeilc brennen0 roth pber eiIt
lmrDtbeter Sled auf elmer ober ouf beiz
Den 9Sangcn; Die 2lugen tperoen tribe:
Die YuptIlcn eriueitern iid; cin bldulider
| 6albtrei5 5icbt ijh nm ba5 untere 9lIz
8enIteo; Die 9(aic lit eat;iinbet, gei6molz
len un6 bllltet 5upeilen; Die SberIippe
! I6fpllIt an; bin llno ipie0er Sopfpeb nit
0auIeu mo go@en in ben Gbren; cine
un9eip6bulide Spei4eL 2lbIpnDeruna
IaIeimi8e lmO bele0te 3umge; g(tben
Icbr ilbelrieden6, beionber3 be8 Otorz
gems; NpPetjt Derdnoerli6, suipeilen in
0elBbun8er NIT nagenoem @efible in
D}a8cn al3arten6, Su anberen 3eiten ipiez
Der gdn5lt6 mor8elo; fliibtige S6mer=
sen in UtaJen; 3eitpeiie llebeLfeit unO
Grbredcn; befti9e SAmersen i'm Inter
leib; pnre8elmdBi8er Stu6lgang, su
3elten perltppft idleimig, un6 6dufie
nit SLUt permii6t; Der Seib lit ace
l9molIen unp bart; Der llrin tribe; 6as
9lt9men erl4Wert begleitet Upm Sdlud=
ser; ma6mal trpdener lmo frompfbafz
ter 50uIten; unru5igtr unterbrpdener
S6!af nit 3dbnefniri6en Gempera=
ment 0erdnoerLidl I'M 2lQgemeinen aber
rel5bar, H. 10.
Nenn obtge Spmptome ais Dpr6an6en
tUaPrgsnpnnmen merpcn, 10 Djrb
Qt. c, Wcgane's })ermifn9e
ii4er cine &ur beiuirfen.
G6 cmtbdlt feim Guecefilbcr
in ir8enb elmer 8eitalt; lit cine unfbdbz
Nche 4raparotion uno bat ni6t SEN
9ertn8 item iddblt9en GinfluB
belm 5nrte ten 5tiub.
9a5 6dte Or. We2dne'8 @er=
mtfuge bat bic Gionatltrcn 6. O&cz
game II, s leming 8rpS, auf benz
llmI6Iag,
Sr. 6. Wc2nue'B + Setter @illem
iperben nitt enpfobIen ais 0etlmtttel aeaen
,,alLe $gI0eu 6enen 6aS Tleiit iutertban it,"
iOn6eru gegen Jfrnntbeittn Der 9eber; bet bilt1s
len Seibwerben, Tj8pepIie unb tranfbaItem
&oPnreb, ooer oerarti8en llebeIn iin6 iie uits
ilbertrefilia.
&attc8 Ticbcr.
GS9iebt fein beTere8 9(6fiibrmittel bcr pber
netb bent @ebraltde bpn GGinin. 2tlS 9urs
8irmitteL limb iie unOer8Iei6IjA.
Dian bite ii1 hor 5atiGuugcn.
Die dCbtelr iin5 ME iiber;udert.
c5ehe Sd3adtel bat ejuen rotbeu Na6S1ieae[
auF sem 0ecfei nit Scr SS5iiidrift Ir. 9Rc9ons,s
&Der Nills
Sober llmidIag BAT Sie 9iqnahlren ben s.
Sd game uub SIeming 9roS.
DIAN rerlange bic tCpten Or. 6. Nle9ane's
Sebers RjIlen, prdparirt bon Semine 8rps. ;u
Bi!tsburBb, 9ya., benu ber 9tattt lit npa bon
9tadaMNunseil bes Gamen Wc9ane, anbers
bnd1Itobirt, aber oieieIbe Qtusiprode.
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S. 1T tier
ba6en untcr alien '9ulmitttln Der moOernen
3eit ben mcrtpiirOigiteu @riolg errunqcn.

Die % gGeetS & 9oiter BADEN mic einen 3iueife oes
heat an ben ipeiifidcn St1enitaften 6es @uticuro.
@ucuro=6eIoIuent uno Der GuticurazSeiie fir raidbe,
oauerbaIte uno tDobliee oeiung uer unreiniaeiteIl
uno 2lblon0eruugcn oes 8lute5, Der 5aut uRb bes
Stalps. GroRbem ibcrraidlt iie i6r 10 al9emelner
@rjog; oenn eS mar Uobl DorauSSuieben, 6aF tbre
Dftttel pieuett an en9en IJdBen nit 6eIen naroen.
neil e enmeoer nlr iporaoii ober aus ltnnifenbeit
falidb gebrdudbt Deroeu miroen.
sic tonnen nun - obne jSlIrdht, enem g9i6erIprud
Su be9e9nen - bebaupteH, oaB ftiH anoeres Ottel i'm
Dem tur5en 5cttraume pon enen Sabre 70 ueIe nun
oerooIe &urtn potbradt Bat ais bic 9uticraz lttte
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Ste site.
II

Ofac n, @a., IL. Sult. = Oas Sbermoe
meter itanb beute in Oieier Staot aui 100 @rab
i'm S1attell.
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ytt. III, gNaO07N@AOtlUc, Q 9Ic09o, 5l.,
beH 10. Ge5tm6er 1873.

Something's }m Ealc duEerieg pGofIdler
1dudbe oOcr mtHu man oit 0jeDlRbgt bat, ban fro
pbuoiT G5uttolf i'm &pitcmc l0yert. Damn pir6 &ut=
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New-York tribune., 1879-01-17
THE ASSEMBLY Committees.

No Sneaker of the Assembly. in many years
has had 50 difficult a task TO perform III max
ing up his committees as Mr. Alvord; and
considering the many cmbarrassmentS, re-
sulring from the great prepOnderance OF Re
ruIIjc1n members, the work has been
done, in most respects, as well as 1t
vaSrcasonablc To expect. Mr.. Sloan's appoint
mpnt as Chairman Of Ways and Means, de-
mandcd by parliamentary courtesy, was also
demluGed with equal urgency by every cOnsld-
Grafton Of fitness. Mr.. Sloan has been made
conspicuous in the past by the clean and
thorough work he has done as the mead
OF this committee, carrying supply bills
Trough the House without amendment
and showing himself always wise and
careful leader. The committee Is strong else
where, however, than in the head; MessrS.
Hustled. Fish, Wadsw0rth, Sutherland, M0oers
and lIoys1alt are all Republicans bi excel
lent legislative experience, and Mr.. Brooks Is
the ab!nst Democrat in the Chamber.
II Will occasion considerable suVrlS" to find
that Mr. Fish. who has served for Il number OF
wear, as Chairman of the Committee on Cities,
and hasmade an excellent record il that position,
is wholly excluded by Speaker Alyord from
Fish did not care to serve as subordinate IN u
committee where he had been accustomed TO
be chief but his experience would certainly
have been valuable to the state, and Mr.. Al
word viii be suspected of having forgotten his
dur, IN this particular, IN order TO pay off pOhti
cal scores. In other respects the Committc" Is a
good one. DR.. Hayes is thorough New
Yorker, and will make au excellent chairman ;
Mr. Hustled and General sharpe are also
identified with She city Whlch has the deepest
interest in the composition OF this committee,
and it's cha,ac;rr, a whole, is such a. 10
lead u, to be hopeful for good legislation
at Ill hands. The Canal Committee viii
be low-toils committee, having for
chairman Mr.. Hrrd, Of Buffalo, and
for It's next most prominent m'm-
Der Dr. Hayes. Mr. Strahan RESUMES his old
place at the head Of the Judiciary Committee,
and Mr.. Hepburn, useful member, j. placed
second. Mcssrs. Narnum and L1ngbcin JOIN
Mr.. Strahan i'm representing New \ oIk.
The appointment of General Sharpe "a,
Chairman Of Insurance is not open TO
the objection which might have been
made to General Hustled as distinct
representative of insurance interests. This
committee, and those on Railroads and Com
mcrcc and Navigation, are usually the objects
of continual assault by jObbcrs Of all kinds.
The last named two are made up chiefly Of
new men who have yet TO prove their ability
to resist temptation. and Mr.. Alvord himself
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17

old solid poughs and tables out OF slow
going Germany. We should take hint
here from our quick -wittod japanese brothers
They so successfully advertised their goods IN
Paris during last Summer that their sales
through Europe already amount to millions oi
dollars worth. They sold their wares De
cause they were the best OF their KIND, IN
color in material. in thOrOughncSs of hnlsil'
Now cheap good meat and machinery are
more needed in Europe than pottery or clol-
some enamel. Bnt they must be the best Ol
their kind Oar efforts tO gain tJOth0ld III
foreign markets are not limited to Europe
American agencies arc now established III hIo
de .Janeiro and several other South American
ports If they fail in Brazil, we all KNOW IL
will not be for lack OF hearty encouragement
from Dom Pedro. 4 body of Western mer-
chants, from Chicago, Cincinnati, PIttsDurg,
Wheeling etc, started last week for Mexico,
taking with them specimens Of iron, glass;
machinery, canned gOOds.' etc. They 80
with The assurances of cordial welcome from
the President.
There can be no better indication OF the
certainty with which our people are beginning
To feel the ground steady under their feet than
this enueaNOr 10 open new anu uHti'"
channels OF trade. To open them success
fully demands no exaggerated capital, but
little shrewd, practical knowledge. Depots for
tEe sale of American goods i'll the large capitals
are the best opening wedge, and may be
easily established by three or four combining
manufacturers /; but they should be placed
under the control of men thoroughly acquainted
with the language. wants and pecnliartles
of the people with whom they have to deal.
Flatt,ring statements, too, Of American corre-
spondents abroad, should be received with
caution. They are apt to Judge of the wants
of the community by their own homesick long
ings. 1t is safe to act on the presumption
that orr wares must be forced Oh every for
cign customer against his prcjudices, and to
force them by the sheer strength of their own
excellence.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-17

the Democratic candidate for the Presidency in
the Charleston Convention of 1860. 81 believed
him to be-" he adds, representative man Of the
South. aud subsequent events have shown that T
was right. And believed then. and believe now
thai if hc could have been nominated for ire-dent
and clrc,ed, the war would have been saved. and
the attempted disdniOn prevented, fnr be- wonld
have chosen tu be President over thirty-.wo Staes
rather than uftceu, and iIy experience h4, Deen
thai the North always gOt more con 'dcrat.G ON ON
qurtInus Of human liberty irO.D Nont trrn siates-
man a. Pre- .IdrHt before the waT than i dI! from
Northern doughface, and that remain, trGc down
to fiIc present time ii the General wrote tb. let
ter, aat Is tle difference between him aud Bour.
bon Democrat