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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15
SHIP NEUS.
PORT OF NEw-YORK......MARCH IS.
ARRIVED


ARRIVED
str Vtora BIZ RAFT London Feb % Henderson Rros
Sir Adirondack (2r Horne London IL days, Tapscott
BIOS & CO. o.t..-,,- &c.
-, Nn,eroue (Frl I0nca, lIaNrc Feb ~. l. Befan
Sir %eckar Ger Wlcgcrud Bremen Feb 20 and south.
anptOn March g. 10 Oelchs * 20
Torifa fBri. Davies Catlnia Feb u. Mrsgiua a.
tcrmo 10 Valencia u and Gibraltar ~ with fu etc TO
Inc pros 4 20 vessel 10 G. q Franklyn.
StrG1fc Cty D-gectt. savannah DAYS. 10 Ge Y0nRc
,r Vcuond stevens West Point Nit0 ora dominion "a Co
Sir Moro Castle Reed Charleston. tOJ W Qmntard e Co
sfr Wyauokr Conch. richmond. CITY Point Norfolk
10 Old Dominion IS 90
J l. itoomo. IT..
StT1sjnncn- Bearse. Boston 10 III \ Gmock.
GundcIscn Mcs'na OK days. with fruit,
etc Ia Daring Bros & vessel 20 Punch EdyC &
echr Susie Prescott, Glass 81 John, u, Is days with
rSchr Tcal' Hainrn 81 John, b. 10 days with srning
10 order; vessel to = Neylns son;
SchI Josephine Il knoees. Pinkham, ~ JOhD d, Il
days. with siliug 10 order
-Suuset-At sandy HOOK, moderate, NV; cloudy.
A CITY Island, light, "; cloudy.
FOREIiE P)RrA
QUEENSTOWN March l4-Arr sT CITY OF Montreal. from
New .OIk for Ilvcrpoo.
sailed l2th inst, str Republic FOR New York.
PLYMOUTH. March l4.-str IcsslnR' from NeW.YOTk for
Uembtrg, has been signaled OIL sclnY
FOr LIsy Shis NsOs a. am e; RIM FIgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15
CLERICAL ADVICE TO wORKINGMEN.

The Rev. DR.. Fulton preached 10 working
men yesterday at the Brooklyn Rink The subject OF
his dscourse was Storm Signals; the text was
chosen from Matthew vii. &c and 81: "And every one
that hcareth sayings Of NINE and doeth them not
shall be nkened 10 foolish man which built bis house
upon the sand and the rain descended and the floods
came and the winds blew and beat upon that house and
81 fau and great was the fall OF IT,"
There are storm signals in the air, said the preacher
No one can look Europe, Asia or America without
nercetving the dangers that threaten Communism,
Nib,lism and the labor movement all and the
same thing not purpose TO lind fault with the
workingman, but TO do him good, II can, by pointing
ont 70 him his peril. The wofklngnen are In trouble,
snd largely ignore the fact One oil the first
fhin % FOR gnen TO do s to pass vote OF thanks
~, Vanderbilt for raising the wages OF employees on the
railroad he controls the old figures You would fnd
helm came from It. We must praise part OF the e not
find fault all the time Rents are gong up Dut the man
rs 10 be admired who he Will not charge any more
rent until the prices CT labor have cOrIespoAdngy ad
vanced The worst thing about worlSingmen IL that
fl,sv seldom save anything. 90 not say that none OF
yor do but those who exceptions 10 the rule
too much Of your money drops into the I'LL or the GIN
shcn and OF the tobacco store. 10 your MONIES, 100
ocn there s plenty OF smoke, II nothing eso is to be
found. ,. .,a .h r.ooho, n, oor
t,nsion IA that workngmen may feel that they need 10
Sc better men that they need the power OF ood' we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15
METHODIST BRETHREN GOING TO LAW.

AlOnzO JOIlne a member ana IOfnerIy IltasUeI OF
the Bethel Methodist Episcopal Church in Tot
tenville, S. l., has begun proceedings before
Justice Halle, at Princes Bay, against James
Graham. an expelled member of the Bethel,
for SANDER About year Graham ac-
cuscd Jolne of appTopriating TO his own some
three hundred dollars belonging to the church fund
Jolinc had hearing before the trustees of the
church and was ex0ncTatcd. JOhne then sought
TO have Graham expelled from the church and was
successful. Jomc says that III bringing this ac hon
against Graham ne is merely defending ms char
acter as Graham has persisted in making slander0us
statements against him. JOline has another charge
pending against him. made by Mr. TOtten, as to the
graveyard account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15
RORRED THE FOURTH TINE.

Burglars for the fourth time broke into aud
robbed the house of Mr. Meyers, at No. 12S East
Fifty-niuth-st ats a. IN. yesterday An entrance
was effected by breaking the catch on one Of the
parlor windows, which was heard by MIR Meyers in
his ROOM After the thieves had Icd, an nycstiGa-
tion showed that gold watch and chain, two over
coats and number of surgical instruments had
been taken. Three men, known as Patrick ConrOy,
William Brogan and William Dillon were arrested
forthe crime later III the day. They had IN Their
possession the stolen goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15
A BENEFIT FAIR.

fair for the benefit Of the library aud school of
the New-York TuIn-Vcrein, which recently lost its
entire library and school apparatus by fire. will be
given IN the latter part of this month. The Citizens
Committee whose headquarters are at No. "a East
Fourth. ST. ask Tor Gifts of works science and his
torv popular aud school books 10 he exhibited at
the far and aftcrward put into the library. The
couInif Zee is cOmpOsed of MOritz EllinQcf Albert
KlaInroth julius Bicn and Gustav HeerbTandt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15
prrv down BY A MOTOR.

While Fritz Glietzmau, age forty, was crossing
Myrtlc-ave, near Striebers Hotel, just outside OF
the city line last evening. he was struck by motor
ON the street railroad running TO East Ncw-YOrll
from Myrtle Avenue Park. He was injured in
the head aud both arms were broken.
He was removed to 81. GATHERINGS Hos
pitol His home was at No. 2l2 JOhnsOnave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15
AITCTURE FOR IRELAND.

Delegates from the st. Patrck's Alliance of
America, Ancient Order of IIlbernians and Diocesan
Union. of Brooklyn, held meeting IN Municipal
Hall. in Futon-strcet. yesterday afternoon. and
completed arrangements for lecture III aid OF the
suffering poor in Ireland, TO be delivered in tie
Academy, on St. Patrick's Day, March II. by John
O'Byrne, of Delaware. The delegates expressed
The general feeling as one of satisfaction with the
,dea of giving up the usual parade on that day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15
KNOCKED DOWN BY TWO HIGHWAYMEN.

James OConnor, laboring man, who lives at
No % Henry-st., reported at Police Headquarters
last evening that he had been knocked down at
Mulberry and Bayard-sts. by two unknown high
waynen and robbed of his purse, which contained
So tie was struck on the head with some blunt
weapon, and was much stunned by the blow that
he did not get a view of the men until they were
running away. lie unable, therefore, to give Il
satisfactory description of the robbers.
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From LoNDoS-BY STEAMSHIP VICTORIA.
snnM nAyRr-HY s1rAMsnp AMrRIorr
rRoM nRLMEN-nY srEAMsmr NEcKAR
HYDROGRIPHIC REPORT


WAsHNGTON March T.. 1850
The following tho report OF tho United state. Hydro
graphic Oflce fOr The week ending March -. 1850:
CHARTS CORRECTED DURING TIE WEEK.
no OF Chart. 9. Tito River and Guf Of Lawrence
sheet l. Correction. Eastern shoals Newfoundland Bank
r al Admiralty Surveyors and fathom hank
80 of chart, u Title, NOrth Atlantic Ocean sheet
same correction
No Of Chart 37j Title Iarbors the Venezuela
Correction removal Of wreck ~ French big Mamma and
light marking IT, Laguayra Roads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15

ooh, indeed, it is very busy time with
us {" sad charming Miss Ftzjoy There are IA great
many services 10 attend, ana then We have so much
Shopping 10 do Just now" Pardon but Is not this
sne SEASON OF humiliation" " Why certainly. John,
Won darling but you II should fan 70 come out
IN Easter in the stylea the OF humiliation
you speak OF would continue longer and be much more
dreadful Now Haven Register
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15
PlRATICAL DEMAND FOR MORE PAY.
FIRM Refusal on THE PART OF MR.. CARLETON


FIRM Refusal on THE PART OF Mr.. CARIE-JoTIN
sIEISON LXPLAiNS.
II was rumorcd yesterday that trouble had
arisen bet vecn The chorus Of the Pirates OF PcDzance
ard DOyiy Carte because OF a demand for higher pay
ly the former and refusal by the latter. Mr. White
secretary of Mr. Carte. said last evening;
There has strike-a part of tue chorus wished
an exorbtant OF salary for their Boston
ment some S2j or $50 a week. They probably thought
n good time 10 for the increase they supposed
Mr. Carte would DC at bis wis end to supply their
paces But nc did this easily, and now the most Of
Them have been anxious be taken back As tho chO-
ms hes been largely increased for the Boston engage
mont only four or five OF the original chorus will be
left in the CITY in consequence OF their action.
Mr. White said that John StetsOn had written in q
letier 10 Mr. Carte the following explanation Of s re-
cont action Ny intention IN making the entry with
Tho librarian OF Congress in regard 10 the Pirates OF
Pepzance was solely for the PM OF protecting Tho
riclts OF MessTs Gilbert and Sullivan and yourself, and
WAS done on their aud your behalf write tins in order
10 expaln any misunderstanding III regard 10 my mo
fiyee in the matter which the press ms 10 have mis-
construed" This explanation is entirely satisfactory
10 Messrs Gilbert and Sullivan and 10 DOyly Carte
The business of the Pirates Of PeuZanee Company at
the Rrooklyn Park Theatre last week was good and
MIGHT have continued another week In the opln Oh
of ihe manager Saturday night alter the performance
n supper was gwen 10 tIe company ana orchestra w
Mcssfs. Ford and McCauil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15

BLOOD vessels are sometimes burst by whoop-
iur cougb IIAIEs HONEY or HOEEHOf 80 AND TAR re-
neyes II. - -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15

CINCINNATI, March 14.-An order has been
issued by John King jr receiver of the Ohio and Msss
sppi Railroad that beginning April /. the wages OF EN-
ployes shall he restored TO what they were before Inc
reduction in mly, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

SIM rise. 1890 GIG sun sets.. COG Clock fast. 524
Moon ,ctill:l2 Moon sOuths 336 Moons age. days,
HIGH WATER 10 DAY. Il.
sandy 1879 GOV. Island lliJ iiol GIte.... OAS
Nigh WATER TOUAf-I. -.
Hook 1852 Gov. Island lilo Hell Gate E01
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15
HOME NEWS.
prOu,vrV ARRIVALS.

Fifth AreDpe Hofel-Tho Hon. Cear,eS ]. Gorham
ana James F. 10y. OF Michigan. GTdnd C,ntat Ho,e.-
John a. Suclar of New. lIamus ire PTerOOH HoVse-
lieutenant Co!0nel Ginor OF Toronto, Canada Wtnasor
HotL-Andrew Low of savannah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15
LOCAL MISCELLANI \.

A NEW BRIDGE AT CUATHAM-SQUARE.
SUNDAY ACTIVITY AT AN ELEVATED RAILWAY
JUNCTION.
Immediately after the last train bound Tor tue
CITY Hall had passed the Chatham-Square Stalioh
ON the East Side Elevated Road ut mldnlsnt on
Saturday force OF men commenced Work al tear
ing down the ot-bridge crossing the track De-
tween the Third Avenue and the Second Avenue
Lines and replacing 1t with "A more cOnmouhouS
structure. By 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon me
new bridge ready for se although hoo eia f ~
finished II is 80 feet in length. with span OF ~
feet across the tracks 1t has contlnuons Wlulh
of Ia feet against width OF feet I'D the ora s'uc
ture the stars leading To which were Only leet
wide -Four iron Orders, such as ore nSed 'or me
station platforms. form the framework OF tne
bridge which is supported on wooden pilais' Two
cirders IN the middle divide the bridge mo TWO
parts one for the up-gOing and enc Tor me ooWii-
going passengers. With this arrangement thcrc can
be no such blockade of passengers as was OCCASION
ally experienced before. " We can dsclarge me
Academy of Music over that bridge" said Cmei- IN.
gneer skunk. 1--WE DO not want the pnhiIc TO tulhK,
he added, that this Improvement was INC result
only of a stress of demand for we saw on the hIsI
day that the old bridge inadequate, ana rs SION
as the coming OF Sunday gave us clear day, after
the materials were ready, we began work. cc.,
Two columns will be removed from the Iooi Vi Tue
Second Avenue station to allow OF easy access 10
the bridge. The space under the stalr"ayS VIII pe
cased up, and made into rooms Tor tle sIoragt Hd
wreckmg apparatus and the iron gliSieIS Oh lne
bridge will also be boxed in and paneled, WINE 'he
entire structure VIII be painted and made olna-
mental.
GENERAL GRANTS GIFT TO NlCEROY.
While in China General Grant and his party went
ND the Yang-Tse-KIang River, and were entertained
in prlncely manner 10y the viceroy of the Provlnce
of Chilli. Ii Hung-ChanG, who is said to have OK
pended 500 600 in the three days during winch thev
were ms guests. Upon their departure he gave theh
MANY splendiA presents Before General Grant
sailed for Cuba he ordered from Tiffany ~ Co. an
elaborate silver pitcher to he made of hammered
sill YER and similar in design to The one mace ny ,Ie
same firm for The Duke of Argyle 10 he presented TO
MIR. Gladstone. Il is covered with ivy leaves, ana
is further Ornamcnted with butterflies beetles etc.,
in bronze, iron and gold. Upon the bottom OF tue
pitcher Is engraved the following:
.-...-...'......''''.''':
His Excellency, Ii IIungChang,
Ncer0y OF Chill,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15
Dop,t forget 10 pay BRU,nrELL's new

establ .bment visit lie has from No MI No
sJi Iroa igav next above. where III nud the lar
OI Ills delicious candles
also a fine assortment OF Easter Eggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15

Wonderful cures daily recorded by the Use
OF the HOLMAN PAD cos Pad or bell ana auHliafes
Absorptive plasters and medcatsd foOtDathA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15
WAGES RESTORED.

want TO give praise TO those who have done well ana
TO put underneath hOse who are weak ana heeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15
GENERAL GRANTS GIFT TO A vICEROY.
His Excellency, Ii Ilung-Chang.
VicerOy OF Chill.
from |. S. Grant, 1880"

IFS cost is $500 and it has been sent 10 the Chi
nese Embassy at Washington for transmission
ola
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-15

WINCHEsTER's IIYPOPHoSPIHTES
nl cure Consumption Coughs. Bronchitis Debility &c
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-22

ga, breda gator rnellan raider jaf @9ack
ra ,valbygda hus., Iuf6dingarnes ssys.
selsatta sig ALA med handel, obir id
verallt finnas -torg och markuade1
F6rradet ps elfenben ar ofantligt, ty
delta afselfenbenstempisns sller :afgu.
dainhagnadernas hvarest de
vanligaste husgerad aro at elfe6ben.
Afven oljepalmen f6rekommer' pa he
la slatten, ofta istora skogar, och ma,
| stan ALA Afrikas 'alster 'fnnas Congo
rihackahet, 'sasom bomull, gummi, dordt
n6tter, sesam, rod, och livit kepal,
palmn6tter och ofja, och vidsttatkt3
guild. och kopparfyndigheter afo1 tal,
srika. sasom redah nkmnts, omfa6tat
det af Congo vattnade omrsdet' $50,
coo eng. qvadratmil, af hvilka 1000
komma pa det stora central aIBackshet
mellan 6fre och nedre vatts nfallen,
Dess langd fran Nyangves kalla upp-
gar till l,100 eng. mil, fran Nyangve
till Oceanen till nara 1880, till SAM
mans 1900 mil. Nedanf6r vattenfal-
len har det ITO eng. mil segelbart vat-
ten och 835 ofvanf6r dem, under det
att dess stora, backenet fran norr till
s6der genomaytande bitioder ha 1000
mil eller darut6fver. Den st6rsta bi.
foden, Ikelemba (Kassai). mSste vara
mer an 1000 eng. mil lang. Nkutu
(Kyango) mer an 700, Aruvimi 10 elle)
mets':an 500, under det att fyra eller
fem andra foder ,att donna efter deras
mynnfngars bredd, maste vara segel.
bara pa langa strackor. En- haudlan-
de, som fardas uppfor fioden. har bat
tire utsigter att vinna inf6dingarne
for sig an en- for forsta gangen ut
for foden kommande forskningsre-
sande. Han maste lange stanua
hvarje hufvudstad och f6rst f6rskaf.
ia sig godt rykte; 6arne aoden
e,bjuda honom lungna lager och sakra
tillfiyktsorter.'
Hela den civiliserade verlden skall
med intresse iakttaga fortgangen at
delta storarta foretag och 6nska ba.
sta framgang ct den man, som med
fara for slit lif har atagit sig det ko!
lossala uppdraget att for verldens
handel och traik 6ppna den hittills
djupaste m6rker holjda deler af Afri-
ka och bara civilisationens f6rdelar
till dess i raaste barbara forsjunkna
invanare.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-22

J. L., i Stanch field fragar Har
en- moder rattighet att ia nagon del
| landet med sill son, som har arbe.
tat och varit samma hushan under
Homestead, tills det blef 'deeded" !!
I; Det ar mycket svart att veta hvems
land eller hvems arbete or fraga asyf-
tar, antingen modrens eller sonens ;
men det ma vara hvilket som halst,
sd blir dock svaret det: att den
som hos regeringen uttagit home.
stead.papper och fultgjort lagens
kraf, SAINT / 6fverensstammelse dar.
med erha1lit sin ssdeed" eller ''pa.
tent" den och endast den eyer raft
1 landet, och att For. Stats land.
tienstemau icke kunna inlata sig till
skiljedomsre emellan de olika perso.
ner som med arbete bidragit tilt Ian.
dets odling. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-22

serliaen, hvar' gang! dem sber6r lack
stangen, blir elektrisk. men elektrici-
teten genom traden ledes genom ham
den och menniskokroppen SAINT slut
ligen ned i jorden. Att den lila kork.
kulan, sedan lackstangen blifvit at
lagsnad, alltjemt ater f6rlorar sin
elektricitet, bevisas daraf, att den
alltjemt ater attraheras af lackstan.
.gen.i~!':s IL if.4..- ~ 49,
LinnetrAden ar saledes en- god elek-
tricitets1edare. och sammalunda men,
niskckroppen och jorden !; Ell metall-
trad oskulle vara Fen3 annuA battfe le-
dare. .s,, ;;..n. AZ. .u! Z ,~sr,
Hvarf6r attraheras f6rst enliten pa
en- silkestrad aupphangde kork.kula af
ZEN gniden lackstang, men rspellerss
sedan ater efter ber6ring med den-
samma!
Darf6r att, vid beroringen med den
elektrika lackstangen, den, So att sa-
ga, naturliga elektriciteten / kork-
kulan f6rdelas ,positiv och negativ,
hvarvid lackstAngens elektricitet at
traherar och neutraliserar den med
sig oliknamniga eller den positiva,
och kork-kulan blir salunda laddad
med negativ elleE samma slags elek-
tricitet som lackstangens, och denna
elektricitet, enar silkestraden ar en-
icke-ledare, icke aaedes genom silkes-
traden, Sd att de bSda liknamnigt
elektriska kropparne maste stota
hvarandra ifran sig.
Vidr6r man likval. efter hvar repul-
sion, den lila kork-kulan med fingret,
81 ahedes: dess elektricitet, och den
kan sasom oelektrisk ater attraheras
af lackstangen.
Hvarf6r hoppa sma kulor, gjorda
af 'margen af nagon vaxt (helst af SOL
blommans marg), upp och ned pa ett
bord, d,om man dar6fver haller EFT styc.
ke paper, som blifvit gjordt elektriskt
.genem uppvarmning och gnidning
med gummi
Darf6r att gmakutorna fdrst sasom
oelektriska attraheras af papperet,
men, sedan de genom fordelning blif-
Wit elektriska, ater repellers, falla pa
bordskifvan, dar genom afledning for
lora sin elektricitet och ater attra-
heras.
Afven fin sand kommer en- sadan
r6relse, ON man haller den gnidna
papperslappen 0fver densamma, SAINT
astadkommer, da den slar mot pappe-
ret, cit prasslande ljud, likt ett fnt
regn. .....ss
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-22

Fran en- prenumerGnt 1 Curramt
Lake: 1:o Fordrar lagen skatt for
uthus eller boningshus som aro bygg-
da af no och nedgrafda / jorden, el-
Ter hurudana hus skola de- vara som
beskattas, da man har eganderatt pa
egendomen
30 Ar assessorn och town clerk IL
ka med town" -"boarden" da assessorns
arbete granskas
Hus och AMMAN egendom beskattas
efter slit varde utan afseende pa
byggnadsmater1aleu och ifall nagon
har lyckats att uppflnna cit satt att
bygga parderika hus af h6, sd ar det
assessors .pligt att upptaga dem i tax
erings-langderna, afven om de aro
nedgrafda jorden.
90 ia, atminstone enligt var upp-
fattning af lagen, par. 80, sidan 22l,
Statutes l878., Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-22
Fragor och svar

o. ON fran Morris fragar: Ps
hvad satt Dor en- kallarmur uppma-
tas! Huru manga fot stem raknas
uppa hvar cord sedan muren al
lagd
Matningen tillgar pa f6ljande satt !:
Langden strackfot uppmates mid.
ten ofvanpa muren, antingen den al
gjord med skarpa eller afrundade
horn. Delta tai multipliceras med
murens tjocklek, hvarigenom utfin
nes qvadratytan ofvanpa muren
Delta tai multipliceras med murens
hold, och utvisar den. salunda erhall
ma produkten kubikinnehallet af hels
muren. T. ex.: En- rs fot lang mur
som ar fot tjock och 8 fot hog, in
nehaller 400 kub. fot.
En- cord ar lika med 128 kub. fot
men denna berakning anvandes sal.
Ian da det ar fraga ON att mata stem
Stenmattet kallas perch, och l perck
ar lika med PAX kub. fot. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-22
Billiga tidningar.

MINNESOTA STATS IT'D:
MING och SVENSKA TRIBU:
MEN erhAllas' b&da for &3.&6
ett ar, dA prennmeration ExFes
tdirekt santinGe9 aNdetta elleE
SvenskA IElb4nens kontor i
ChfcAg@ nnnefs.s=aaz i
rfoNEtE4rsEss | (den vegk.
1iSnGs erh6le1 t1llsammaNa
med YTATS TIDNINGEN for
nAstkOmmande ar f6r $500.
som b8ra lns8ndas 1 f1rskOtt.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-22


ostra kusten uppnadda arabiska han
delsstationen vid 6fre Laulaba-C Congo,
omkring 1900 eng. mil fran mynnin-
gen for att m6ta den fran Zanzibar
kommande belgiska expeditionen un-
der Gambler, Pope1ins och sCarliers
ledning, hvilken redan har anlandt
till Tanganjikasjon och dar anlagt en-
fast station. Vid detta sammantrafc
fande af europeer och amerikaner i
med edeIpunkten az den sdunkla verlds-
delen'' kan det egna skadespelet moi
1igen IL bevittnas, att signaIh visslin.
gen fran det vester fran ,komna euro.
peiska angfartyget besyaras af de
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diska elefanternas gala trumpetande.
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den darefter f6lande verksamheten
Eb1ifvit uppgjorda, skali Stanley ge-
mast med sin 1fotta f6retaga en- sys.e-
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