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National Republican., 1879-11-27
A whack u, Our Dramatic Critic.

To The Eddor n The National RepuJlicm;
SIR; VIII you allow ono 0f your readers to sug
gcSt that the " Hard of Avon" did not write "Vir
ginus," us your dramatic critic AYERS IN this morn
ings paper. fhe honor belongs 10 Sheridan
Know!cS. NJ.
November ID. 1879.
M is right It must have been one of our dra
matte critics ~ nights. The critic has been In
siructed to show greater respect for the honors o
authorship. By The way, is that authors name
Sheridan Knowles?l
National Republican., 1879-11-27

In Washington Market Com
pAnN's bIIildlnrs. I'm MmSh.

dhis'ol .,,'.;.,; ''..;.',.',, " we u w
cities exceed therefore, those Of Washington City
by 50 per Ccntuln.
The difference between the average income per
square foot Of ilOOr-spRcG and the average income
per square foot Of ground occu!iod by stalls is
greater in the case of the Washington Market
Company than for any of the other markets, be-
cause, afcr consultation ana with the appreciation
Of the tenants, preYous TO the construction Of the
stalls, II was decided to throw an unusually large
M"iea M ~ tile Ha.gMuSa ailu 15hes, !ne alslts oe'
OF Total ho0r space, while IN the Washington build
ings % per centum are given up for public use.
In making the comparative statements II has
been thought TO be most accurate to adopt the oc-
cnpicd area as the scale II, Is sometimes DONE
the number OF front feet of the stall would have
been taken as the scale, the discrepancy between
lhe different cities would have been much greater.
For Instance, Boston stall ioots up to S57 90 per
iront foot, against S2s and Sl0,50 as the maximum
and minimum Of annual stall-rent IN Washington.
All OF which Is respectfully submitted.
ADOLF CLUSs, Architect.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

For PARTY FANS at New York prices, go to
Douglass.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

Mr.. Albert Gleason, the contractor for laying the
new pavement on Louisiana avenue, east OF
ycnth street, began work yesterday. The ma.
leriul used is blocks composed of Trinidad asphalt
aud Limestone rock. which is manufactured in
Providence, X. l. The blocks are laid OH Il bed ni
sand about two inches deep, which is spread ovct
the rond-bed perfectly level. A pavement of this
material has been in use IN front of the National
Theatre for over year and has been found to be
ihG most durable pavement except stone ever laid
in Washington.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

There win be special matinees At all the theatres
to-day This evening the fair for the benefit Of st.
given at Assombys Presbyterian church matt
nee performance for the benefit Of W, II. Baker, at
which Ten Nights in a BarruOm" will be per.
formed, will be given AT Odd Fellows Hall and at
the same place in the evening, Mr., Bakers seusa-
tioual dfNna Of "shadOwed 10 DOOM will be pro
duccd. There VIII be u lrOttng race at Bright
wood aud the Columbia Rifle Association aud the
Washington Light lninntry COrps will engage In
rifle mulches NJ The bennings range.
National Republican., 1879-11-27
Reduced rental for prompt payment on average

The above r.leS include gas and water rents anu
policing aud cleaning the Market.
The original rcntul fixed by the Governor of the
District, when The new Market was ready for oCcu-
pancy, and from which the above liberal discount
for prompt payment Is now allowed by the Market
Company, wCs 81 per cCntum lower than the aver
age rental In The principal Eastern Markets, as will
bc seen 10y The following extract from the report of
Mr.. Adolf Cluss, who was employed to investigate
the amount Of rental charged IN other Markets,
and report 10 a committee In Congress;
Extract from Mr. Cuss Reportl
WASHINGTON, D. C., MARKET.
Washington Market C0mpany.-1he floor space
OF buildings Is $500 square feet which yield an
average income OF $4,000 from rentals, or 00l4
cents per square foot Of floor space.
The butchers pay for u stall OF As square feet an
annual rental of SlGS or $3.50 per square foot. The
butter merchants pay for n sgl Of 36 square feet
ss, or s2,2j per square foot The bacon dealers pay
slIS per stN or 81 per square foot, and the huck-
sters pay Sos or ~ 7b per square foot
REHABILITATION
National Republican., 1879-11-27

FoRTUSEs are made daily in stocks In Wall street
Investments Of $50 to 10000 OF many customers
consolidated in one amount and operated by the
Combination Plan, under the most experienced
skill, return heavy profits which are divided pro
rNa monthly noW 70 mule money Stiely IN sioekf
renee Il Co., Bankers 10 Broad street. New York.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

ment and proceeded without further molestation.
Upon arriving In the city they proceeded TO Police
headquarters and related their adventure, but as
they could not remain In Washington any longer
than last evening they were compelledsto depart
sadder, but wiser men. So much has been written
concerning this gang of swindlers and robbers
that II seems strange that the police have not taken
steps 10 arrest them.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

Each of Warmers Safe Remelics-the Safe Kid
ney and Liver cure, SGfs pills, Safe Nervino and
Safe Blters-ls asserted to be the hest OF It's class
ana the intention is to keep itso II any medical
any one Of them he viii be paid high price for
the imurOyemcnt.
National Republican., 1879-11-27
The Petit jury Discharged

Justice Hagner discharged the petit Jury yester-
day for the term Before doing SO he expressed to
had performed the duties TO which they
had been called. lie did not think any Jury had
gone through such a range of cases, em6odying ali
classes of crime, and given more intelligent and
just verdicts. He expressed his sincere thanks Ia
them for the assistance they had given him in the
discharge of his duties as n Judge.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

THE moral temperance drama of "Ton Nights In
Bnrroom' will be performed this afternoon at
Odd Fellows Hall, aud in the evening the sensa-
tonal play of Swallowed TO Doom" will hold the
boards. William II. Baker. the accommodating
stage manager, takes benefit in the evening, ap-
pearing in the leading TO'C Of Tom Rdyiund the de-
teCtive, in the latter play.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

Ida W. Gregory, through her counsel, J, T. X
Plant, yesterday filed u bill for divorce from her
married September 3, 1879, by Rev. John liartsook
and she charges that one week after the marriage
he began treating her N a cruel manner, and N
the fall of the year 1876 he totally deserted and
abandoned her.
National Republican., 1879-11-27
CITY ITEMS.


Wilbora Compound of Cod-Llyer oil aud Lime
without possessing the very nause0tlng flavor Ufthe
Article as heretofore used Is endowed by the phOs
phatc of limo with healing property which ren.
dcrs the oil double ehcaclous, Remarkable testi-
monlals Of 1t, efficacy can be shown to those who
desire 10 see them, sold by A, Il. WllbOr chemist,
Boston and al druggists.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

Tho Washington & Georgetown Railroad Com
pnny viii soon commence the erection ofA sllel-
ter for passengers at the corner Of Seventh stree
and Pennsylvania avenue. This company, IL II
understood will utilize tho coaches purchased by
them from the chariot company and run then
during the session of Congress from Seventeenth
street 10 the Capitol,
National Republican., 1879-11-27
An US EM ENTS.
National Tllentre.

The National Theatre was filed with delighted
audience last evening 10 witness the performance
of the Tragedy of Julius Cesar by Mr.. John Nc.
Cullongh and his talented combination. Mr.. Me-
Culloughs portrayal OF the character of BrUtus
was very natural, and added another TO his we'll
earned laurels. Mark AHtoHy could not have
been entrusted 10 better person thnn Mr.. II. Il.
Wordc. lie was honorcd with two calls before the
G,.. cornsc SpvSG lSs USio,g ls PopuhlHG&e pun & oVgr
dom If ever been cqualcd in this city. The other
characters were in good hands aud gave evidence
OF careful Training, both In speech mud gestures.
At the matinee this afternoon Mr.. Mccullough viii
appear as the Duke 1rnSt IN the Honeymoon -
ANA Tie performance will conclude with the Con
lugai Lesson Tonight Jack Cade, the Kentish
Bondsman.'' will be the attraction.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

The fine performance at the Comique drew n
large audience lust night An extra matinee will
aud Miss Lottie Forrest In the drama For Life
has been great success.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

The beautiful drama, An Iron WILL" which Is
presented In un admirable manner by the Madison
square Theatre Company, will be played this after
play is one of the most charming and impressive
ever written, and the company engaged In its pro-
duCton are fully gqliul to the task
National Republican., 1879-11-27

Simms N, Nichols, colored man, was Orragned
I'm the Police Court yesterday on the charge OF
bigamy Malinda Nichols testified that She was
married to the prisoner In Charlottesville, Va.
sixteen years ago Rev. Il, 8, Laws testified Ia
marrying Nichols and woman named Hannah
Jury.
National Republican., 1879-11-27
JUsT RECEIVED o.

IUST RECEIVED.-Ono thousand barrels
~ White Bros Imported and SAylors American
PORTLAND CEN ENr. The attention OF Arch
tocls and BnldeiH 10 called 10 tie fact that this IS
fesh ground lot, aud the ony ulato in the district
Of Columbia " here stock of reliable o ment Is kept
l., U.H. GNININD,
no273t 6aj La, Ave.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

PROF. VALENTIsE would be pleased 10 receive q
visit from his former patrons and others to his
matinee dnnsante Thanksgiving day from two To
seven p. M, at Cosmopolitan Hall, corner OF Eighth
aud Il streets. Entrance on street.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

Nine Of the mob Of cololed roughs who assaulted
and beat policeman Clements on the lst Inst were
arrested yesterday morning by Lieutenant BOte.
lcr's men, and luter In The day committed 10 jail
for a hearing next saturday. Onccr Clements Is
so far recovered as TO 90 on duty again
National Republican., 1879-11-27

WE ARE OFFERING A SUBSTANTIAL BOYS
owEkCOAT FOR $3.50. ElSEMAN BROS. COR.
1lll AND SIS.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

HEMoRRHoID piles cured without the use OF the
knife. Remember you have nothing to pny until
you are cured, A. a, Corkins, NJ D., III Thirteenth
street northwest
National Republican., 1879-11-27

SUICIDE Is not more sinful than ne1leciing n
cough. For ouiy % cents you can buy n bottle of
Dr. Bulls Cough syrup and be saved from death.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

RoeER & MERrpES silvcr.plated ware, at Harris
Il Co.'s, 435 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

Of fine English and American books At G09 Penn.
sylvan,a avenue, under Metropolitan hotel, still
continues, The stock is certainly immense and
nrices the lowest ON record.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

OUR SO ALL-wooL CASHMERE SUITS. ELSE.
MAN BROS, COR. 7TH AND 4.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

THE Howland Dental Association, 2ll Four.and
ahalf street. only 5. :. Whites artificial teeth
Philadelphia. Price 81 per set
National Republican., 1879-11-27

HuRLnuRrs rraclenl Drops cure coughs, Group,
whoUpng.cough in all stages. For sale at -94 +
street northwest
National Republican., 1879-11-27

WE ARE CONTINUALLY ADDING TO OUR AT.
TRACTIVE sTYLES. OR sPECIALTIEs IN
ULSTERS AND OVERCOATS ARE PROVING A
PERFECT SUCCESS. ElSEMAN BROS. COR 7TH
AND IC gIg
National Republican., 1879-11-27

The meeting of Equal Division, S. OF T., at It's
hall in Temperance Temple, Ninth street, between
d ana f. tomorrow night, promises TO be one OF
more than ordinary interest. AZ $50 O'Clock the
doors are TO be thrown open, and exercises under
the head of "Guod of the Order will be public
The occasion is the third anniversary of one Of the
more prominent members ofthe division entering
present very many Of his gentlemen friends IN and
out of the order, who viii join TO make the meet.
ing pleasant one,
National Republican., 1879-11-27

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
We, the undersigned. citzens Of Phll9delphln tako
pleasure in certifying that DR. +. Won MOSCHZIs-
during which he has acquired distinguished reputa
ton as practitioner IN diseases OF the Eye Ear und
Professor and clinical Operator In of our Medical
Institutions. We recommend him to the cordial sup
port OF the Press and hs confidence OF the conimunl
n McMiGlIAEI, Mayer ofthe City;
CMAs MccLINToCK Morning Post
PGELMAKER, s Marshal
JW GtAYSoN, Mercury.
hoGNW WhsNM " MCCLURE.
Ell FEATHEnsToNE, Evening Bulletin
lPreslden, of the Bank of the Republic, N. VI
Or. yon Moschzisker restored me TO hearing.
q. b. LAMAR
RESTORATION OF HEARING.
From the high Endorsements with which DR.. Won
MoschZisker came here was iduced 70 place my
which gave me great deal OF uneasiness. His treat
ment proved perfect success. / consider him
Just tribute to him 10 make II krown 20 all who
need his mtdic i services that I have the utmost
confidence 10 his professional abilities Call on him
THos. soMERVILLE
Netiona Brass Works.
Senator d. W. Voorhees.I
thank Nou very sincerely Tor tho relief received
from our treatment my hearing, which has beef
seriously impaired. the result Of an excessively 80
we're cold. ID. w. VOORHEES,.
son Of Gov Bishop, or Ohio.
DR. Won MOschlsker operated very successfully
Oh my eyes and restored my sight
lGen. KilbuTn, u. s. A.
my hearing. q. l., KILBURN
National Republican., 1879-11-27
A New I'RYenent.

La CoqCErTE" Havana cigars, . for 2j cts at
NJ. Go!dsteins lobncconst. Gil Pennsylvania ave
National Republican., 1879-11-27
Those In Need of Boots and Shoes,

no matter how fine or cheap, would do well to ex
anime stock aud prices of j. Brock, 49, Seventh
street, 81 and $3.50 line Pebble, Goat and Kid But
ton Boots Il specially.
National Republican., 1879-11-27
Fon Lace cmllms go to Julius Lansbureh's.


S. aud mp for Puns, $40 and up for Oyercoats,
s250 and up for making and trimming Pants. j. A.
Greisbauor i3j Ninth street.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

ONE THOUSAND solid gold cameo and amethyst
rings from sl'jO up Harris & Co.'S, 1876 Seventh
street,
National Republican., 1879-11-27
For Carpets 80 10 julius Lansburgh'..


Charles Pelham, l., NJ Finch and Captain Jack
Brown waited upon the President yesterday aud
presented a petition urging the appointment OF
eN-CongressmRn c. y. Harris rs District Attorney
Mr. Harris Is now Justice ofth peace In this c ity
SEwISG MACHINls repaired aud rented at Op.
peuhelmer's, 52S Ninth street, corner Of norlh-
National Republican., 1879-11-27
DRIVERS Rye CORDIAL
Thermom.tric Headings.
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, q. g.


For Middle States aud New England falling
barometer Increasing east " south winds, warmer
partly cloudy or cloudy weather, and lain partly
Is snow IN latter and northern portion OF ioflhcr
National Republican., 1879-11-27

The President yesterday directed that a pardon
be issued TO Edward F. Peck, the young journalist
recently convicted OF larceny aud sentenced to the
pardon was signed by the members of the jury that
convicted Peck many good citizens, and nearly
every newspaper man In town. The ollcnsc is cX-
ienuated on the ground that he was intoxicated at
lhc time, and that he had previously borne good
character.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

HEADACHE cured in FIVE n twenty minutes bS
the use Of L0dille,s Ileadache Speeino.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

Magnificent Three-Stone Diamond Ring,
surrounded with turquoise latest style, s2j Jacobs
Bros, 1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

Con- SILVER American watches adjusted $40: in
solid gold cases, stem wnders S35 at Harris 4 Co g
435 Seventh street
National Republican., 1879-11-27

HAVE your house furnished by the popular car
pet furnishcr Julius Lansburgh, Odd.Fclows
Hall
National Republican., 1879-11-27

FouR Key West cigars for 2j cts. al NJ. Goldsteins,
tobacconist, Gil PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

If you are not supplied with one of the above
mentioned articles examine the stock at the Boys
Clothing House Of D. Robinson & Co.. 900 Pennsyl
yania avenue, ana congratulate yourself upon
knowing where TO go 10 find the very best and lh'
very cheapest
National Republican., 1879-11-27

"GoLDsrEIS's TRIos,' 3 good cigars tor 10 cts
Dukes Mottoeslor 6ets. al Oh pennsylyanIa ave.
National Republican., 1879-11-27
For Shades 90 to Julius Lansburch's,

THE DEMAND FOR OUR s. OVERCOATs Is
STILL UNABArED. EISEMAN BROS, COR It'll
AND SITS -
National Republican., 1879-11-27

UrHoisrEaINc specially at julius Lanspurgh's
National Republican., 1879-11-27

PROF. VALENTINES Thanksgiving matinee corner
Of Eighth aud streeIs-C -C0sInOpoitam Han.
National Republican., 1879-11-27
NEW ADvERTusEmENTs.
sts w |@ ND EN- Ets1.N. Hs .....
BUSY TIMES AT BIG and SlS SEVENTH STREET,

A. SAKS CO. that the great rush of business
antcipated however, and fully prepared for by them)
would to make advertising superuous and unneoes
sary.
desire, however, to keep patrons advised of
of the special offerings making that they
portion of the Goods able to offer much less
than value.
The brisk upward movement in prices everywhere OBJ
servable already affected Clothing considerably but
purchases at the lowest stage of the market
far beyond capacity to store in building
enable protect customers time
When present STOCK rapidly selling exhausted
shall have to ask patrons to the inevitable ad
Those who buy of us now buy at the lowest point.
have unquestonaby, the Largest Stock city.
We always name the lowest possible prices.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

In Wow Of lie above liberal ohsT on the part OF
the Market Company, II Is expected that all occu.
pants Of stalls and stands Will avail themselves OF
tie 20 per cent. discount by adjusting all Orrear-
aies ma paying their December rent to me
promptly IN advance. +. S. SMITH Clerk.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

Jullus LAxsnunom. the popular Carpet furnlshe.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

FINE Frotus Ties, Bows Handkerchief &c, at
Douglass
National Republican., 1879-11-27
Solitaire Diamond Ring,

BOYS ovERCoATS AND ULsTERs. EIsENAN
BROS, COR. 7TH AND E.
National Republican., 1879-11-27
wAsHINGroS toR CENTRE, MARK Er.
Liberal Reduction of Rental for Prompt
Payment.

Liberal deduction OF Rental for Prompt
Payment.
At q meeting Of the BOald OF Directors. voted /:
That IN view of tho verdict Of the U. S. Supreme
Court dissovng the injunction restraining the
Company from rcsoliug the best and centrally
located stalls in the Market. thereby disposng OF
one more Of the expensive aud ycxotous suits in
situ,cd by lle'e dealers against the Market Com
pany, that the same discount for prompt or ad-
vanccd payment tvil, - per cent? be allowed to
all occupunts Of stalls aud stands, was al
lowed for prompt payment previous to tho injnnc-
ton: provided. however. that this discount shall
only be made 10 the occupants Of such stalls or
stands as sign contracts accepting monthly ten
Gncy and pay their rental promptly 10 the clerk in
advance, and also make arrangements for the pGy-
ment Of all arrcnrages due the Company. This
vote 10 go into effect and after December |, 1879
and 10 continue Witil Otherwise yotel by the
Directors
Reduced rental for prompt payment on average
siz zpl stalls.
National Republican., 1879-11-27

FoF LADIES uSDERwEAR, at low prices, so t
Douglass,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-08
@nstferOffS.

8ttt8 ftelb, Utali., Z. Nfai.-Oie bielige
y@eit'i6e @oItI I.Gonlp.," ;" ans Den !5,6. Sobu
Sc. rno gSnl. 9. gSeit beitegeno, bat auf 8an=
ferotterfldruug angetragen. Die Baiiipa be-
laufen iid) ami $4,000. Der Sauferott bat
oas Taliment Der to$o. Sobn s. unp @ilbert
.gScit, Der Sater Der beibeu juugcn 6abrifauten,
sllr Solge gcbabt, inbem iie fiir bebelttenOe
Sd)ulben Der SeBttren gut gclprofen battcr.
Jtew Yorf, 7. Mai.-0cr Sanferott Der
gQenmaaren Gommiliionsbdubler @hitte=
more, Ycet, 8oit & Comp, ytr. 346 uub 348,
SroabwaD, mroe bcute 9ta6nlittag genlcloet
nro erregte allgenleirleS @rltaunen, tnben1 Die
Sirma unbei6rGuftes Serrauen genoB, OBJ
glei6 iie iln letteu Sabre ibr ipe5ielleS &apital
Don $3.50, 900 auf 100000 rebnsirte. Otan
glaubt, bab ibr Sallimcnt burd all5ugroBe
Sorld)iifie OH Sabrifauten, @ntpertbung Der
porrdtbigen gsaaren uuo serluite burd) idle6te
Sd)ulbner uerltrlad)t mnrbe. Die BaIiiua ltub
nod nidt ernlittelt, iperber jebod) auf $780,
600 bis $750,000 geld)aBt. Die 5lrnlo be-
itebt aus 6. u. gSbittemore, SObn $. Sect,
gSnl. Boit uno g. y. .Sartom alS aQgenleillell
Sbeilbabern llno 6el1rD 6. 0per, iuelder bis
gum 81. 0eSember 1881 ais ipe,ieller Sbetls
baber anaellonlimen purbe unb 100000 in
Dem @eid)aitc anlegte. 9aS augelneine &apl=
tai Der Strlna inuerbalb Der lebten lteber ooer
ad)t Sabre lit aili etpa $500, 900 geid)Gbt nor
ben. SIS perlautet, bab bas @eid)dft id)ou in
1872 ODER 1873 blrd) Die 6allimellte Der uSa=
comic =Spinnerei" unb bet yS. gSilcor Mauu=
iactltriilgz Comp" in Serlegellbeit gertetb nno
$l5O,0OO perlor. 9luBerbenl ioa Die Sirma
burd) ben 9allferott Der ,Dterlber gSoa-
Comp" tueld)e IpGter reorganiiirt murbe, be-
beutenbe GtubuBe erlitten baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-08
@ern,ii0te Sepefd,e,t aus Tetu=
NDf2.

giem Dorf, Z. Mai. = Sin b0bmiiher
S9loiier, HanterS Srart Diitgalf, uub Der
Gigarrenn1a6er Sobanu GoBra wobnteu I'M
Spfbaule Der fSrau Barbara 4ubah, SCR.
321, Sit>54. StraBe. am Samitag Nbenb
gingen bic Ssioeu nit einanoer aus NIB famel1
betrllnfen beim. Gle gerietbeu bann in Strsit,
unb Wfitgalf perIebte ietnen &amerabeu eillen
Msiierltid) III Die red)te Srllif unb perlette i'm
10 ldlper, oaB berielbe geiterr itarb. Die Slinge
bate ben re6ten SungenTliigel ourdbpbrt. Wtitz
9aid) lit in Saft.
= Die am Sonltage am Ss1Be Der 8eitz
25. StraBe anfgefunoene &ei6e tuuroe geitern
ais bic beg gdloiiers Yeter Rid) bon 9fr. 80,
SberiffitraBe, ibenttfisirt, Der eit benz II. ST.
bruar uermiBt murbe.
- Sei1rid) gStlbe, ELL 40 Sabre alter 9eut=
i6er, III 0tr. 39, @albiugtonitraBe, tuobnbaft,
itiirSte geitern friib in Der Srunfei1beit Die
Ereppe 0eS 'SauleS 9fr. 27, gSaIbingtonitraBe,
binab unb brad ben Sals.
- 6rau Gbriitine &. @riffin, gSittiue beS
peritorbenen 2ieutsuants gS. Is. @riffin bon
Der 8unbeSf(otte mp S6weiter Der Srau Sa=
milton Siib, in gtr. 208, DIT Is. Strabs
pobnbaft, tpurbe 9eitern gta6mittag on Der
Gde Der II. StraBe unb 4. 4uenlte BON einem
anitdnoig getleibeten Wtanne beraubt. Ser
0tduber riB Der 6rau ibre g0rie als Der Saub
unb beiperfltelligte trot tbrer 5iilisrufe letne
Sludlt.
Ole Situation binf6tli9 oes S6iffs=
itauerz 4usltanbS lit nnperGnbert.
- Ser Oanpfer ,Sdieoam" 1T berte Don
HotterDam bier angefonlnlerl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-05-08
S=r 9lMsFano at Der yGanaoa=Ya=
rfSsr.0S MIN

gStnntp g, Wanitoba, Z. Wtai. - Der
ausitano on Ser @auaba=Bacific=Sabn" bait
ert fort, uuo es iinO jett etma 1000 Miann al
Oemielben betbeiligt. Der ausitano iuuroe
bur6 cine Gebuftion bes 2obnes unb our6 ben
81 boben Breis Der Sef1itt9uug uerllriad,t.
Die Strifer iiuS entlhloiiell, Seiib bon Der
Sabn gu cr9retfen, bis ibre Soroerltngen befpils
ligt iinO.
gine 0epeide aus GroB=9afe neloet, oaB
man feline 9tubelt0rungen befiir6tet. Sr. 8bite-
beab, Der Gnperintenoert, iit int 8esrifie, ben
QusitebenOen ibren 2obn alSSusahlen uno
neue 9lrbeiter anSuiteaelt. 0aS sOtllitGr bat
gefebl, ii6 i'll Sereiti6aft 5u balten, ieood)
glaubt man ni6t, baB leine 9ieuite in 9ln=
lprud genomnlen Sn merOen braud)en. Die
Strtfer baben nod fein gigentbum serf6rt,
bendd)tigten iidJ jebod elmer Guantitdt &c
benSmittel.
ct. 8aul, 0tinn., 7. Ntai. - 9aut elmer
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