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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-01
gbmptOme elmer franfcn Geber.

SYWP!uNC ctNtS lIuHIEH StUeEs
&6mer5en in Ser redten Seite, rlnters
~ balb Der 9tippen, lln 10 grbber beirn
3rud; mitunter lit Der S6merS in Der
linfen Seite Der Sranfe fam faum auf
Der linten Seite liegen; Dfter ipirb Der
Samers unter bem S6ulterblatt ges
filblt, nn6 bebnt 1i6 bdufg 5i8 sur
G6ulterbbhe aus, ,lnb tpirb mituntcr
fir &beumotiSmu8 i'm gtrm terfannt.
Ser Masen leibet an 9tppetitlpligfeit unit
llebeIfeit Die @in9etpeibe iinb allgentein
asri itppft mandmal tpedIeInb init Glbe
Tilbren; Der Sppf iit Ieibenb unb mi.
bun1pfem, i6perem G6merS I'M Sinters
topf belditi8t. @eipbbnli6 egiitirt aud
Oebd6tnibIdtpdde, begleitet bpn peinIis
dem @efibL ais lei ettpa8 unterlallen
mas bate eetban tper6en 1pllen. Sin
Iei6ter trpfener SuIten lit mitunter inn
GefOlge. Ser Patient flagt iber Ntats
ti9feit unb S6tpdhe; er eri6ridt Iei4t
feline S5iibe iinb falt pber breunenb, ,tnb
CT flast iiber prideInbeS @efubL in ber
Saut; iein Gemiltb lit niebergeI6laeen,
unb Dbfpobl 9laubenb, bab f6rperIi6s
8etpesung i9m tppbl thun ipiirbe, fann
CT bod faum &raft 9enltg Iammeln cs
su SerIu9en. ST mibtraut in @abrbe
icbem Seilmittel. Gerldiebene bieIer gesV
nannten SpmptDme be9leiten bic Granfs
Deit, bod bat e8 l5dIle seseben, fpp fpenige
berIelben eriitirtert jebod Die llnteriu9s
ing bes &Drper8 nad Dem Tobe befpies,
SaB Die 9eler in srDBter llnorbnung mar.
&aIteS Tieber.
9r. 6. Mc2ane'8 2eberz8iEs
len in SdlIen bon taltem 8tebey
NIT Guirin 9enpmmen, erseugen bic bes
item grfoIse. Sc 9iebt fein behere8 9gnre
sirnittel bot ilnb mad Dem @innebmen
bpn @btttin. Q8ir ratben alien NIT bie=
fer &rantbeit 8ebafteterr, benIelben einen
unparteiif6en &eriu4 3u ges
tpdbren.
Sci allen biftBien llnprSramseny ,lab
ais einfa6es gur9irinitteL iinb iie TN
berdLeih[ih.
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Nins We,ttDhis.

gtempbis, Selln., 81. Sftober. - Seine
tpeiteren Grfranfunsen ober Sobesfdlle. 0as
gSetter lit trib uu6 falt. Sas thermometer
ipdr bsute friib bis auf 45 @rab gefallen.
Mf MP b is, 81. Sftober, Abenbs. -
Ser Sif)erbeit8anSi6uB l0i'te ii6 bsute gtadz
mitta9 auf. 9erielbe bat ieit iet1er Srganiz
iation $40, 900 fir ben llnterbalt unidentified
ter 8ericnen perauSgabt. Gin meiterer 8atient
III Dem gelben Sisber erlegen. Sas 3bermo=
meter itano I'M llbr beutc st6ero auf 46
(SrnS.
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@ertmifdte 9epei6ett aus Ne,p=


Nep= orf, 81. Sftober.-Oer Sremicr
sSilb. Sreslen gertetb Seitern in beu 8abnboie
per rOelamare=Hadawa gSeitliden @ilell=
balm" gu SerlebzGitp 5ruiiben Die &dbsr zines
1oblei15u9es, ipalfe iiber ieine 8siue tpeggilt=
gen nno otelelben unterbalb Der &niee nollitdn=
o11g bonn Stumble trennten. Man brad)te ben
geripanSeten lterbeno in Oas rSt. Miariel=
6oipital,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-01
@rGnHf.

8ottstitte Tenni.! 81, GIT Die @oh=
iiiln9 beS SarnterS Soiepb Sooie, tueflid) BON
SranoonpiQe, purbe. 9eitern abeno nebit Der
benahbarten nit @etraibe geiiidteu Sdeuer
bllrf 6euer serftbrt. sserluit $4,000; @erii.
djerling llrtbeoelltenb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-01
Gc5ettt at oeta S3dttSett
turirt. - Sutere1anttr 8riei zines poblbe,
fannteu 9edtsanpaIts.

an eReoattion besvG eiuzOrteanfer
e."-Gjcebrte SereR! S2m 5er6fte 1867
bis por oret gBoden iuar lb Don eiGI,n 6autauss
idltage betm9elu6t, Uetbem bic aerstt otrlhie6ene
JfaTeH 9a6eH, pelher a6er alaemetn unteS bsnl So=
men Gc3em ODER SolSflus betGnnt 1T Bon oleem
Iusi6ldas maren hdnptldhIl6 melne SGnoe an9es
9rlffen, iuelde MID SeiDe9, pyT Alem DGbrenc Des
gBinter$, lehr ibmcpIen.
Sdnoen aus meier gu 0eIbrcteU Uno metHen 9anSen
9orper 6u inTiSren. SD babe IerSt in YblabelpbtG,
gbalptn9on uno bier conulrt, obne lueiteren Gtolgs
ais etnc uortber9ebenoe @rleiterun9. gt1bb rnd1ts
liten NHela1en, nab ptelen Seioen uno Sdjmsr5en
mar i'd gu oem 56Iuiie aetommen, oaB id - uie oas
eprabDort iagt - Die 3dbnen SuiammenbeiBen uno
rubtg lUeiter lctoen iniltle.
9or etuu pier gBodcn las i'd in Der .giconune" bic
4n5eige itber Il t { a. 6ei unierem Uohl6etdnns
ten apotbefer pm. sqons 81 babeH, uno entlhloB
taute cine SinfSi9s s&entszSlbc, unO beuor nieelbe
iur Sdite auf9ebrau6t mar, mar Der 4uSihta9 uola
fdnoi9 pertwunoen, uno ib bin tter, oab ih iGr
INNER gebettt bin.
Der 3net. tparum i'd Sbnen bteien grief Ibret6e,
III, auT Den Sertb oes Ut cur aut anoere Ses
oenoe oulmertam Su manen, uuo aui otee gSelie oer
Letbcnben Uienidbtit 10 ptel. ais in metnrn Srdten
fept, au Husen. Sbr et9ebenitet
y. .. @arroll,
GniOalt un0 Rc6ts= @Oniulens,
Rr. 80, @ampfraB gteiD=SrLeans, %. i0eB0r. 1873.
Die Gut curas6 s c / III tt c fueroen pr6pds
rirt BON gBeets i Yottet, &bemiter uao 4potbefer,
ytr. $50. gBaiBn9ton=Str., Bottom, Ytaf, uno iino
bel alen apot5efern gu babeu. 9Srei5 bes @utteura
in tleinen S6abteln 6J Gents groben SdJadbteIn,
pelde sWet unb elm bab Dial iouitI as 6ic tleneu,
entgaIten, 81. ReioIuentSl pro fSlalhe. u
ttcuca=S self lie 25 @ents, mitteit Der Boit 80 Cts;
Stad IS SentS.
GoatI's 9tuf berUa9enBmbe, 6en
Ulittepunttc Der Rerpens
Wolta'ibe cIeftrtfdJe trdite, auiSeIegt regen tte
Die 9ebeT, Den Uia0en unb
BHaIter. Den unterIetb an, before
bern Die 8e1oauiing, tirta
rem Spspepiie, 6ilioe Sclit, 8rdpTe uno 9Ieoerret
zen, uno perbiten iSe6er uno malariihe &rGnbeten.
tShr i6padbe unb punbe 9uugen, fur Jbeumatisnus,
Weurolge un0 Sciatica inS ne ba5 bette Utitte In Der
gBeIt. Sauit nur bic 6nten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-01
Annfernft4

Suffalo, 9.~y., 81. Sftober. - CAMP
ton Dodge, 6abrifaat SSSSE gsssc., ssc: geld,eu-
tpagen II. |. 10, bat fallirt. Setue 8aiitua be-
tragen S57 900 nno Die nonlilleaen 9lttipa
S93 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-01
Noti,eu.


'Saa, Tletfd,a.ann & Gsnp's gyesBsfe.
Compressed yoast).
Oa man entoedt bat, sed oisle 3a6abmunsen un=
s'er 9efe tt i'm Marfte befinoen, 70 Bat a0e ad,te
Sfes3eIe uneres Satrifates auf ieoe.n gadete ben
Sfa'nen uHserer Srlna. sIGe anoeren ffno 0odob=
snunsen.
3 a"Hn oerianse bon ieinern Grocer @aif SleiSdb
Ha''a 4 eoaas's @rebbete. gdslia friib!
SaorttzOepot: gtr. "a, S.ero=smtaspsstrafss
(Wdra19.1O Q. 6. Sennett, geid,dftsffbrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-01
+ Sdfoh Nihhntt.

Sarminston, Ote., 81. Sft.- Der be-
tannte Sd)riftiteller Safob abbott iarb heute
1rilb. Gr wurOe I'M Sabre 1903 III Sa1onel,
Ofe., geboreH uno erreid)te beiunad) Elm Sitter
BON 76 Sabren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-01
Oer. 1862.
Ieue an5eigen.

YfETS S5Gertpnie.
Ss'[~ Seutfd1er oenipfratitdjer Gerein oet
IA. gSaro
Cine Seriammuu9 obieen 8cteins fiuoet tnp npraet,
Sonnta8, ben 2. yfop. 1879, Ra6mnss ilbr in ber
ngB fern~@ Ho=9 a lie" ftatt. 9ille oeutIfeH
oemorattiben Sttnngeber Der gGaro io irrunhIitbit
etnseIaoen, iit gu 6etbeilt9eu.
Stari 3. gSicner, 8rdI.;
(2b2) Wagnus @luuer, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-01
Egg Der Observation-Disclosures

eGg Der y8tennbi9 ID I t sTSrauen.
3ranfeu. Il ter filth Serein II
I L" iest 0lontag Abenb, Oen 8. 9opbr.,
III Der y@srmania= =Mdnner6orz6ale" einen
britteu groBen Sall III Scene, auf benz es ae=
nib rs9t sergniist uur esriithlid sueebert
irirh,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-01
Spbn U. @rifftb T. Gump.'s
sdnriSfr trimmings Wef1aff,

VIZ. S4S, gBefsTaIttMoresStt.,
otenauf
bat bte l879er 6erbfz uno Winterz gobsn f1r Hadu,
net mnD Senabem erbaltem.
~ Mu& Gin aq9emetneS Waarena9er BON Gd,nes
eefsIfimminss ffr RunbensG G&neiber unb aIeioeYs
sans1ss. (3ue6, N9Wa-9or1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-01
tGnSh,Miot9 pera.rtnciit.

@liSabetb, 9t.~S., 81. Sitober.- -6arrp
2olptber nltrbe geittrn Dor ben @aneralaiiiiell
eincs oil @mu1a Saflep bsgangenen id)ailo=
lid)en Gerbre9ens iiberfiibrt. 81 ,purbe tpie=
Der iu'S @efdusnib geldidt, INT ieine g5erur=
tbeiluag absulparteu. 0ie Gel6uoreneu ma
r:1 - StlnoeH in 8tratbung gtipeleyt. 9taG
Der Sdnlbigpredung 9Oiptber's perbaftete Die
Boli5ei S1uti Oiduner zines ailbern &erbredens
wcgen, unb elmer Ocrielben geitanb Gin, bas Scr
tred)en al emma SafleD pariibt gu babell,
reilen 3osotber i1ulOts erfaunt purbe. DIAN
niro S6ritte Snr S2gHaOiguug 9owtber'S elm
leiter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-01
Mrnnx,s ae;se

sbesenne, esp., 81. SIT. - General
Grant fam bsnte Diittag bier on uuo bielt iib
cine 3eitlans in Der gobnung oss @ono,r>
nelrs Sont auf, no er su Mittag ipeiite. Inn
13 ubr gtadmitta9s reilte er llad) Smaba
neiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-01

GefIMftfcl.

Ser Grfol9 1t talInensmertb, melber 6en @5ebraud3
beier srGnbioien SeiImitel in Der 9ebonoIun1 pofl
8Iantbeiten her Saut uno bes Stalps omit 6aaferz
Die anertennenoten, bant6ariten 9eitdtisunsen I6er
Guren ein, DeIde man mirateIboit nenneR 0iIrite.
Die 9S. G9cets & Totter itatten olleH Semen ibren
8ant ab, peIdJc freunolih uno anerfenneno n6er @m
ticura, @uticura>Seife uub @uticlra 9ieoIuen ipre
den, uno peroen rpetere Serihte lber neue iydlle
no tmmer iie Oortommen m6geH, bant6ar ent9ese
nebmeR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-01
Ste SnSiamer=ltnrubets It. ste,t=
yHcpffn

W bling ton, 81. Sftober. - ggent
Guliea idreibt benz Gommiiidr Der Subianer-
angele9erbciten bon Der Mescalero- Igentur
unter'm IS. ,. 0ttS. in SeSug auf bic &spolte
Der apad)en in gfeltz@erifp 5olgei,bes:
rSn eiren @eiprdde nit Srn. Tountain,
einen antpalte bon Meiilta, 0teu~ ~Olsrito, er=
fnbr tf Die uabre riad)e, ans lueld)er Der
Stamm ocs Sduptlings Glftoria ictne 9cierz
pation perIaiieH bat. Yiftoria b6rte, baB ae-
gen ihn III Grant eountg eiue 4nflage erbobsn
iporSsn Jet. Srei Gage na9her paiiirten 9eid,>
ter gritol, Sr. Sountain, Der @nflaee-ait=
ipait, unb anbere Rerionen bur9 Die Nsierua=
tinu naf eiltem etna IS Wteilen 6itlid, BON Der
agsntur entternteH %i,, Fuu,,s, lebialid@ nm bort
alt' ss !a8S sl gebeii. Die Saoianer fannten
lei1e Perlonen uHb Deren arntlihe Gtellungen
uno bra6tstt beren Geiud1 nit Der crpdhuten
anflaae III @erbH5ita9; fealaitbtel1, oab Sit
torta, nno pielleidt aud iein Stann,, prretirt
perben iolitei, Sr, Nsuntaii!, Der lett 19
5ahret i'll. aaltbe tpslt, ift nit piclen Ser Sll1
otaHer perISntid) befannt, uuo er eri1br bon
1bne1, foie er mir iagt oaB bieicr limfdlib Seli
gittoria htnlals pfranIabt GaGc, bic aelrpa=
tor Iii UerlaIieu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-01
@ttt Ssaa:figntt dis Mt6roea bet.
knffef

Cincinnati, 81. Sftober. - Georq Sc.
anorstps, Elm befannter Siirger bon OtuIlcie,
Sno., lpuroe geitern abeno gerabe naG ieiner
SoAseit, tpdbrenO Die @dfte b,rsit8 bel benz
Sod)selts,nabls iaBen, Inter Der 9(uflage ber=
baftet, ben Sob bsS SRI. Sannie s. 8ur9eB
aus Sranffort bird cine slbortion perId)uloet
5ll baben. Sri. Snr9eB mar ein adtbarcs
lun9es 0faod)en, lpelfem AHorstpS sp,i ober
bret Satire lang Den 6of semadt bate, Sic
itar5 an bentleiben Gage an loelhem anbreipS
letle Sod)3eit feierte, rno geifanb Dor ibrenl
Sooe ein, oaB InSrems burd) einen slrst in
Cincinnati cine abortton an ibr porne6me1l
lieB, mn Die Solaen ibrss ltusan9s su per-
bergen. 9(n0rsip5 wgroe unler S2500 Siira=
ifhnft o,fta0t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-01
Gd1nceifttf.tat.

scranton, Pennl., 81. Sftober. = Sin
Shneeiturm trat I'm 10 llbr beIte firth in bte-
isr Gs0sne Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-01
Dan butte fi6 bOr SaIidunocn.
Die ddten Iinb ME iibersltdert.

gle adpfen 1lllb nc nbef5NderT.
Sebe Shahtel bat eineu rotben @a6siieseI
auf benz 9edeI nit Der Snit9riit Or Rc9ane's
2ebers9Stllen.
9ie Mc2une'S 2eber 9ifs
len babeii Die Signaturen ppn s. % Me&aRc
unb SIeming Sros. auf Dem 9edet.
aRan berIan9e bic ddten Or. 6. Nc2ane'S
Seber. piIlen, prdparirt Ron Slemins 8ros., sa
gittSburSb, 9a, benn Der NtarEt iit bpn bon
Na9abnti'ngen bes Namen Wr2ane, enSer5
budftabirt, aber bieieIbe 4usiprofe
aT Der sd cd, nic8zG lnb" puanftal,
tet mor9eu ieine finite Sramatiide
abeu6= llnterba Itung, ipoiiir elm aus
ge5eid)ueteS Brogramm anfgCitellt lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-01
Ser Yrosef eesets WarD g. aontts=
i,ttffs


Srtbgep Gonn., 81. Sft. - Der
Bro5eB 9egen Srau MarD s. 2ouusburn, an<
geflagt, ibreu @atten, ben Rreoiqer 9erier 6.
qounsb.srp, dlir "a. September III Strotforb,
@onn., erlfoiien su baben. nahnl helita I'M
Supuiorgeri9te Dor ben &idtern Martin uao
eniper ietnen 9nfang. Die angeflagte, ipclhe
IN tleTe 8rauer eefleioct mar, plaibirte y1lidbt
ld]nioig."
9ie erite 3eu9tn NOR Marb Gtnllnings, Elm
0ertinl1Oten III Der Samilie 2ouGSburn.
gle misoerbolte ibre i9on gele9entlif Der 2si-
dtnldau genladten 4usiagell, ndnllid), bab
lle am Itoraen oeS "a Septeniber einen SGuR
borte nno baB Tran 2ounsh,trn d!eic5 tQtdut
aus Der 3tiirt -!aeft3 g1laf3innters trat unO
Der Seu9in nlttbet!te, iis babe ihren @atteu
erld)oiien. Sr. Solnsburp lag toot in leinem
Sette. l3eu9in JAP etn Btitol auf Der Com,
moOe, peld)eS Die augeflagte fllrs porber ats
Shuemaffs gegen @tnbreter aefarft bate,
4Hne Wtap &ounsburp. Nte eilfidbrige Sod
ter Der angeffagtsn ltnb ees 9seritorbsiien, BE-
3er9te, oaB fie butd) einen S6uB ans bem
Shiafe galpsdt tnurbe nno bic Srcppe htnab-
eilig. sic bDrte, pie ibre Ofutter aitf cine
SrQ9e bes 9icltftmdb1ells ermieerte ,9a, i'd,
babe lbu GetbSttt." Sly 8ater bate ser Otuts
ttt an absno gela9t, fl, miiiie cine GGanoage
(Supporteri tsa sagril. Die Nluttr w,igcrte iid5,
rnb Der Sater erflGrte, tpenu iie ibm nid)t
5ol9e leiite, 10 luiir0e er iie aus Dem Sauie ia
gen.
a1tbere 2eugenauslaaeu ergabert baB Strait
IonnSburp ieit Is Sabren Bel i6tehter Sc
lhnobsit linb in ben lebten bis 6 Sabren falt
fortrnabrenb btttldgerig. mar. Sire fSrperliz
dle1l 4etocn hatten fire @ellttsfrdfte qeidmdd)t,
unb iie bate bdufig nit gelbtmoro georobt.
gle tbeilte perlhieoel1eu 3eugeu nit, SaB ibr
Sultano oftsrs 81 liudugenebnten 9nftritteu
Slpt'dcn ihr Ino ibrent Gattcn 9efabrt babe.
Or. s. s. SaufOro uno Or. 9tobt. 6ubz
barb madteu Sluslagen in 8esug auf DEN @ei=
itesstitarO Der 9lngeflagten uuo briiften bic
aniid)t aus, bab pieielbe Sur 3eit Der Shat
nt6t Sllre@nungsfdbig mar.
0as 9erid,t nadlte bierauf etne 8auie. Die
@eiete bes Staatt8 @ounectieut eerorbnell,
oaf alle Yerlanen, iuclAe tpsgeu gsabnin1S
bon etllcm Serbre6en freigelproheu lperben,
III et1er 9rrenanfalt urtergebrad1t i5troen Mill
leli bis fix gebsilt fnb.
atadbem oaS @eribt tpiebar suammen q,=
trttell lpar, ertbetfte 6idter Guloer beu Sc
ld)worenen ibre Suiiruftionen, uno ladb fur,er
Serathnng gaben Oteie BEN 9Sabripruf) ,,uibt
Id)nloig, neil luabniinnig," ab. Das lirtbell
ipurbe behte nidlt allsgeiprof,en. ieood, mtiB
man, eaB 8rau soliusbltrp Der Srre1anitalt
III Y1t0bletnnu II tprn ,Itmnrtpt fnarAp,t y,frS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-01
NaRe I
WGTel

YdiicI %1fIe!
5ur Seiie iHs GusIano teIosgt innerhoIb "a StRoen
n. Naires
fds hty SaiiimcFsfFsss piib peh GIFcs speHHs,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-01
UoIta'idle cleftrtfdbe
VHaiter.

rem 8pspepfe, 6ili6ic Sclit, Srampfe uno @Ite6err
ZEN, uno perbiiteu Sie6er uno malariidhe SrGntbee
,Sir i6patbe unb ipiInbe 2uugen, fiir Rbeumatismu
Ieuro9ie itno Seatca iins iie 6a5 bette gSttel In
gBeIt. SaMft nur bic 6dten!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-01
SalahuH attt &5tncr

uno an ben Sdenfen. - @eNmunaeu an
Sritden 81 sebcu.- .-&ne luun0erbare Sur.
The New York herald., 1879-12-08
Neighborly Greetings.

Christopher North, writing about news
papers and their readers, averred that he
would give more for the praise of one
country clergyman and his family than for
the admiration of q whole city, but for
tunate is the journal that can command
both. This double good fortune our neigh
bors Of the Tribune and the World enjoyed
yesterday, when the former resumed the
publication of a Sunday edition after an
interval of eighteen years and the latter
appeared in gay new dress. It is an
effete delusion that the clergy in city or
country disapprove of Sunday newspapers.
The experience of the Sunday HERALD
always has been that clergymen and their
families are its most eager and appreciative
readers. and now that the Tribune has ad-
ventured again we do not doubt that its
own will be the same. Since Joshua's
time the sun has not stood still on any day
of the week, and neither can a newspaper,
unless it would make a solecism Of the
words that combine in that name. AS to
the Worlds new type, it is as becoming as o
winter bonnet of the latest style is to q
Fifth avenue belle.
The New York herald., 1879-12-08
Mr.. springer's views.

We print an interview with Congressman
Springer. who denies that his visit to the
city is for the purpose of consulting Mr..
Tilden. In reply to question whether
Mr.. Tilden will again be the democratic
candidate Mr.. Springer says it will de-
pend on whether Mr. Tilden can have the
united support OF his party in New York.
This does not seem very hopeful for Mr..
Tilden. Mr.. Springer regards New York
and Indiana as the two pivotal States and
thinks the first name on the ticket should
be taken from one and the second name
from the other; or, at least, that the ticket
should be SO composed as to carry these
States.
On the financial question he is confident
that there will be no important legislation.
The greenbacks will not be retired nor the
legal tender clause repealed nor the coin
age of silver arrested. The President would
veto any bill in conflict with his own
policy, and Congress will pass none to carry
out the Presidents views. We have no
doubt that Mr.. Springer reflects the average
opinion of Congress at present, but strong
pressure of public sentiment may effect o
change in the course of the session.
The New York herald., 1879-12-08
They Cam. to Time After All.

We congratulate Professor Proctor that a
lively shower of meteors occurred last
evening, sufficient to justify him even if
he had positively predicted the whisk of
comets tail into the earth's neighborhood
about this time instead Of merely advising
watchfulness. Since Thanksgiving night,
when the public were disappointed in see
ing meteors, less than a fortnight has in
tervened, and if we can grant three days of
grace on temporal notes of hand surely it
is not unreasonable to allow at least ten to
redeem promises in this celestial business.
In astronomical measurements of the move
ments Of comets and their meteoric attend
ants few millions of miles, more or less,
are Of no more relative account than the
length of city block is in ride from the
Battery to Spuyten Duyvil.
The New York herald., 1879-12-08
Communism In Brooklyn.

It is novel sensation for the taxpayers
of New York to know that in any other city
our municipal government is regarded as
virtuous and economical by comparison.
But that is the opinion which Mr.. Scott, the
ex-Registrar of Arrears of Brooklyn, ex-
presses in to-day's HERALD, and sup
ports by some amazing statistics Of
the expenses of tax sales across the
East River. In one particular Mr.. Scott
and Mr. Kinsella agree-that the municipal
corporation of Brooklyn is fast becoming
seized of all the real estate within the city
limits through the joint effect of these sales
and of abandonment by the private pro-
prietors. When the process is completed
and the whole city is owned in common it
will offer uncommon inducements for the
immigration Of socialists, who then can
make partition and vote every one OF
themselves farm.
The New York herald., 1879-12-08
The supreme Court i'm Politics.

The Supreme Court is growing in i'm
portance as factor in current politics.
Besides holding on its calendar the legal
tender question in the Butler-Chittenden
suit our special dispatches from Washing
ton explain that legislation touching ap-
propriations to enforce the federal election
laws is delayed for its decision upon their
validity. These close political relations
of the court to questions which are in
debate between the great political par
ties cannot be welcome to the judges. 1t
is true that they are relations plainly
contemplated and directly imposed by the
constitution, but then it never was de-
signed that Congress should take advan-
tage of them to evade its own duties.
There is sound sense in Secretary Sher-
mans wish, which is expressed in our
dispatches, that Congress shall anticipate
any judicial decision upon the legal tender
question by repeating act of its own.
The New York herald., 1879-12-08
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Increased log cutting in Maine.
Three hundred thousand Mohammedan pilgrims
worship in tho Kaaba of Mecca every year.
Labouchere says of Salisbury. Ellis first step is to
put his foot down. his next to take 1t up
Dennis Kearney is coming East to attend the meet
ing Of groenbackers in Washington January 8.
English writer's fancy that France wants to inter-
fere in Madagascar affairs and establish q French
protectorate there.
It is understood in Albany that General Frederick
Townsend will be appointed Adjutant General by
Governor-eiect Cornell.
The Board of Regents Of the University have
cured the services Of David Murray superintend-
ent of advanced collegiate examinations.
Conversation of the young minister with the young
ladies of his parish:-"Yes. ah. yes certainly. oh.
fine. yes. delightful. ah yes. yes. ah. yes-ss-sl'
Sir julius Benedict holds that England is up to
tho average standard of musical skill and taste. and
that the Germans do not occupy the frst rank in
music.
Men, and especially fat men, liko large. soft nap
kins Those served in many restaurants and in
most oyster houses might be mistaken for postage
Stamps.
The hotels and restaurants on their bills of fare
speak of squash pie" It doesn't sound half
well as pumpkin pie" even though pumpkins be
not 80 fine as squashes.
Preparations arc being made at st. Petersburg for
the suitable commemoration of tho twenty-hfth
anniversary of tho Emperor's accession to the
throne March 2. 1880.
Boston Trareicr:-"Most American authors write
themselves out at no very early period of thcir
careers and not unfrequently there painful
parisons to be made between their various works."
The A.snaics de PEstreme ORIENT predicted that be-
fore many years the Chinese question will become
as urgent In Europe as 1t is now In America. The
isolation OF China Is thing OF tho past. and In
century. IL sooner. told. the Chinese will
become the principal workman element. not only In
America but in Europe
Lieutenant Greene receives well deserved praise
from the London Times. Speaking OF his book on
tho Russian Campaign in Turkey" the leading
London daily says 1.-THE book s one which should
DO In every regimenta library. Apart from Its value
az an epitome of one of tho most stirring campaigns
ever fought. the chapters devoted to the organiza-
ton Of the Russian army make it acceptable to the
British officer who. u rule has some difficulty In
obtaining trustworthy information as to tho real
military Strength Of tho Colossus OF the North"