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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
GENERAL GRANT IN CUBA.
upBAN AND RUSTIC HONORs.

. VISIT TO THE HOT SPRINGS OF SAN DIkGo-RURAL
LIFE IN THE TRoPIcs-A RUSTIC BALL-THE RE
TURN TO HAVANA GRAND RECEPTION AT The
PALACE ATTENDED BY MANY AMERICANS.
General Grant has varied the round OF sigh'-
,eeing and official attentions in Havana by
short expedition into the interior The PIC
turesque features of the journey to the hot
baths of San Diego. and OF the rural festivities
attending the visit, arc described IN letter
written on the spot. Another letter gives the
PARTICULARS of the brilliant reception held IN
the Captain-General's Palace Immediately after
tbe return of General Grant TO the capital.
II is believed that social relations between the
cpban officials and Americans resident In
Havana will become more cordial as result
of the recent festivities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10

Exalted Ruler John J. Tndae-and outside OF the dane
ing floor there were twice as many people. In
point OF numbers the ball decided success,
and II estimated by several prominent members
of the association that there would be $4,000 people
on the room some time during the night when the
theatres emptied. The crowd was mixed" one.
large proportion Of the gentlemen were notin even
ing dress and the costumes Of the ladies were not
specially elaborate or elegant.
At midnight the Garden crowded that walking
uncomfortable. There were fully 10000 people
present and tie efforts join I'm round dances were
anusinR.
The boxes Sold those in the hrst row bringing
on IN average S25 each. while those in the rear were
worth only SIS The following persons occupied the
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ENTERTAINING GENERAL GRANT.

HAVANA. Feb. 9.-0n Saturday night last
the rant partv except General Grant. present at
family reception Of Pedro Dilz Herrera. IA Navy cap
tain The Genera! renamed ut home having received
le eer AN announcing death OF his intimate friend,
Adolph f. BOre Yesterday afternoon the parry drove
they viii attend the usual MONDAY reception OF General
-. lI.ina affl he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
NIDYIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT lSDtCAFlONS.
jSyrorsis o,r me- pusi p q hours.

rINERNMENI IFVV- fIIFN''
Synopsis C,r me- DIsi "a hours.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 10. | a.m.-Fhe barometer
ha. risen IN the Middle and New England states. with
colder northerly winds ana clear weather Clear
weather continues IA tho Like ro,lon Onto Valley and
the Nortbwost with castcry 70 s0utLery nds. less
pressure and h,hor temperature ~ The Northwest and
ITnper Lake REGION. Tho barometer hos fallen slightly
and the temperature rer iu a." Gur states win gen
orally clear weather. except iEt rains Ia Texas, ana
cssf.riy southtfY Ntud-. Generally clear veal hcr
= prevailed iu the South Atlantic states, WIN Sight
riiaurc, iu ten eraturo and barometer
sudi-r1DRN
For the Middle states ci,ar partly cloudy weather,
e.stery % -outncrly WINS. Fat ing barometer bud
,loviy riainr temperature.
Fnr New Fnsfird. cold northcry winds. shifting tO
e,.t spd sOuth with slowly rising tempe AZURE slowly
r..ilin, barDu.cter. and clear or far weather
rRIRINE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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CHICAGO 10 BE H0SPITABLE.

CHICAGO, Feb. 0.-All the principal hotels
announce mat they will keep their pledge not to In
the rates during the Convention. Delegates VIII
have the first cnolee OF accommodations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10

1he Repubn N As,OcalUn1 u lHe seVcri Ass mulY Us
trits "a me. peCtve h. adquatcr~ ON fhi DAY
EVENTNG, Fearday 20 l''o. at eio = or IA pagl"s
~ and atcinats iOa state tuAft lon
h. held AZ the CITY Cuoa. FeDrua - t07' cNcep Inc
t.nt IN the NNINih Assembly District tie s'Ne AssO
ctaon ,hs dele att 20 convention e. hr et
a. follows Twenty third Ward, II delegate lscniy Ourit
.ri delegaIts Kngsbrage, dec md winch shAL
ma 4 AL timers Han fremont "n ~tlruaI, February ~
$50, az popcs w.. ANA choose tic ue'Sst@ anu aeI
mates 10 which such district h. entitled
several districts entitled 10 epfc'nlau"h ar To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Feb. 10 \. u.-With the exception
OF slight depression IN the early morning hours the
barometer ros. YESTERDAY steadily and spmewl,J
rsnifY. TIE temperature ranged between ~ ~ miu
niaht and BOP 81 t the average BENG 21', when
5l' h~ou me corresponding date last year huu Us
ter than sunday.
For hs cltv ava noighborhOod clear or parlf coldy
w-ather NAV br expected IN the rarV part or io-dav
with increased cloudiucss and possibly snow or rain
later The average tempe urc w be utte higher,
mi Tho rnnnRn Will NOT be mIrard.
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n,u.cF N FIFTH AVENUE.

fire, which originated from defective.
a. .o,rred last evening the third q ior OF Mrs,
lane Lewis brown stone house at No. LOS ffth'aVe
Causing "A damage OF $500.
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MfRRIkD

VOLRER HEIDT-On Monday. February 2, AZ so'clock
NJ Rev. Joseph Wirth. e. 81 T. tkectorl at 81 Al
phonsuss Cnurol SOutb 5tnaye A. Nolkor 81 the
Peoksklli AcalemV 10 Miss Minnie eldest daughter 0f
Christian Heidi. OF THIS
WARD-GILBERT-At Evansville. Ind. February B. 1880.
Presbyterian Church, by the Rev j. q Adams
Roswell Nafd Of Newark. N J., to lea A, daughter Of
HBmuel T.. Gilbert Vi Evansville.
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New Designs In


Post - nee Noucerl, ore ga nuts 30 80 w'as al.
RDAN February - l5 viii Gloss as TINS Wee 90
TUESDAY, NJ Jam Tor EUROPA ~ st'tnrho Arizona VA
QuecnsiOpn (cOrresp Tor scotland must De rpf1F
slresse.. aad 1t scotland iiT.c ~ steam slD
ircassa Glasgow. WkDN l-7DAf J, ~ 80 M Tor
Emrops steamship Scytia VIA Gueen-o~u on ~ -.
via Queenstown for Gecmsny and france
peSiay sir0~-cil; and az 80 "a H. .or Europe
bV FtFa Plymouth. tlei D1urt aui htGnnufR
os a tk1kl Al , ~ sleAui7hlt CelLt
ue nso,yn corresDOpdeacp Germ1ny AMI -cntand
mJst be speiaiy addressed ard at nj Tor scotland a.
rect by steamship DcyOn,s via olascO~ auf a. II . ~ iO
t mails sweden aSd NORWAY dispatched
by Hamburg Bremen sca uers only The nAiis ~, ia
yans eaye SewYork Fobr1rY IL sud H. The mails ior ~
SOuth Pacific Ports leave Sew 1Oik Feplufy
ID Tne nail, Bermuda lave New York February IL.
The mails Mexico. via Orlrans leave seNf"rk feb
mary IL The Bcize inh Bay Islands, via Sew
fonuJ and via Hafax. leave New YORK February = Ihs
mai, for Nassau Sevi OK February - lhs
mails for Anstras leIvs san frAn0l,o' feur1sy 10 ls
pals for China and gran1ss February -
~ FIO~. l.. } \ ass. P0stul,.sc
Post OGce NevYorS February =. 1850
are now being levied IN all Counties ~ This STATE Many per
through ignorance ray PERSONA taxes n Nilch t' 1w
and real est more t2h 10 ftq ts "afh
how 10 az ola paying law eis ires,
ESCAPE PERSONAL TAN.
REDUCE REAL LSIA"E TAKES
a.. realin. an eA ert LAWYERS pamphlet now IT, AVOID
TAXATION WITHOUT LNASlON OK PEtJ T. RI ftieo
20 cents by mall Address
sTACKHOUsE &. co. Printers
rox 2Gi2 New PORK Poss Once. ~ Fulion-ss.
IT, journalists correspondent who writes With faculty
m 80 ,,'.i,, mo- drama and amos. suhCtt cNcept
' ~. ~, i ma 4 nr-tclsss journal la
anofpr ,ty Inc advertisers letters are always i-h ana
priuteI evidence OF ABILITY senf % request Address
COKRE5PONDI.N T. p. o. Box Alj, New York
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THE COLLECTIONS FoR HOSPITALS

The Executive Committee on tho Hospital Saur-
day and Sunday collections announces to the pubic
tlc result OF its Efforts December p and Decem-
Ter %. 1879, no follows. Amount received by the
,r.unr1l ca-,rnr Charles I1ulrr:
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ANorHER PLANETOID DLSCOTE2ED.

WAsHINGroN. Feb. 8.-The Smithsonian Institu-
ION has received from Mr.. Forster, of Berlin, the
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THE FIRE RECORD,
Az rnpr rnnARD-Loss 10000.

WHITEHALL. n. Y, Feb. 9.-The large steam
mil -, Fort Edward the properly of Bradley Uu
rood was totally destroyed by fire al O'Clock this
ooorni,g Loss bout go 900 insurance $4,000
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Cr.deptia forwarded 10 the - tetary 0t TIE bch'
Committee Immediately after the elections
By order of Republican central committee. 49,.
~ ~ q. A. ARIhU T. Pre.iicat
SoLoN b. SMITH, lseeretanes.
SAMUEL q. BCKNs '
XXIIid Assembly District Republican Assoeittion,.
monthly meetng THIS lfueriayl cNrnins fepfat
~ 1851 u" i'' ' HENRY WELSH. President.
FRANK 5. LIE CoaPTg SECRETARY.
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announcement Of the discovery by 81. Pslisa, at
Pola, on the 9th of February, 1880. OF o planetod
of the twelfth magnitude in 1Oh 23m. right sscen-
sion and deg. 3lm. north declination with daily
motion of minutes north
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10

ma Assembly Dis riot RepuhCa Association. Reguisl
lre.u iucsitI evening. lclIaarb 20, 1850
AZ science Hail. No. la ~tl-st.. az > % ciocs.
" CHAELES y. TAINTOR President
..u..N-
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" 80 AN"A " "
Floor COMMITTEE

DR.. JImos y. G. lb~r'.
william Breeze, Richard !. Haines
Eml kipper. Arthdr sullivan.
l. W. DuiHnt, ir.. Frtnc.s Rtm,dcll Culbert
Oliver 4. BrIugr man, = T. Damon,
Charlie. Thomas, william ~. Chapman,
d. r. CDOHd Webb, IbonIS Mides,
Lieut. q al IN HaRht. IA. brttOn,
Il, II. Krcur, G.. liz wlrt Cloves.
Hngn Mex. Walsh, W. L.. Dodge stokes,
~. W. HItchng Myers Cur'iS-
Henry d. Brewster, George v. Herbert,
Robert W. Gilbert, lliam f. Wood,
Thomas II. LngfOrd. Oakley RHnclander,
Fbtcncr Url NJ II rper II. ". various,
Albert r. Hcirick, GrOrg" Howell.
CGIuirdl Floor Committee
Gilbert L. BeccKman.
j. Watkins Yard, / Cnar.c- y. billiard,
Waller Watrous, James u. Hilton,
Louis &. WilmeTding, II. J. HiliIard
William d. Harper John Campbch
VIM. White. Chas. J.. Schuyler
loan Riker. Sy.yHuus jenkins
SyIv4nns willard, D.. George VHndruhOft,
Dr. l. Guernsey Rankin, WalWOfth Russell,
House Committee.
W. H. wiley, a. h.. Whyland
f. o. Tufts, - EgheTt Gn'r nsey,
CHARLES WatTOus. Dr. S1ram Ellison.
ID. Hamilton Rlckuby,
Press Committee.
Fletcher U. Harper, H. 9. Tinker
e. s Reiuhart, EBERT Guernsey. jr.
The Inst Of the oocupints Of the boxes given in
THE TRIBUNE yesterday.
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GpetlGl Notices.

Advertisements intended for tho next issue OF rlIE
WEEKLY IRlB sHoud be handed IN before p IA 10
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day.
Aid for Kansas Refugees.
The SOCIETY OF FhIEND- ar Gepy impressed ~ me
REPORTED destitute and starving condition OF the COL
OkFD REFUGEES 10 camp arriving N kaNsas
the Governor nd others IN Kansas THAT
the reports e1aggerated tney have decided 10 opei
Meetng house. No az East -Oth St (uAluercY PaTS
To . o until the recep
CL1lPAING and L sEFU LARfICIES Of every Kind that
the above and will DC 'fdel 70
Kansas button g ito suffering refugees by reliable
tontr buttons Of nor y wiz be received by
WILLIAM IT, MOTT, 50 irving placr.
Ixt of IA prncipal Executive. Judicial Departmental
ami officers OF the United tales N IhE TklB
TNE ALMANAC oT 1880 sold Dy al Bew~ieaeFa or sent
by mail o. receipt OF 70 rent4
Artists, Fund T,ycnfieth Annual sale.
NOW open, free, al An EBl, An ART UALLEHf
Sec Amusrm-nt.
Congress superiDt Gas tt'-j al tt'-t
entire freedom from eysrytg Jftr.
thas Oroiuces osache internal srenes anl
tends - destroy meuib All miner. shter
lrrants may be known Dy Al aci Aitef
taste
Keating's Cough Isozenles have 10 rluL IL the uen
coughs bronchitis n0arsenesA &C. II Is TIE great
e.aDlsht' Ier1cnce over
Sva by al druggists. Price 30 cents sent nv mail
T. FOUGStsA q Co. Ne" fOtA Agents
Neryeu, Exh1ustiOn medical cOmpF aug ser1es
~ E4l1's Museum ~ Anatomy, Ncw
York and Of stue decno showing IN
~
seal aeDy, be s ms rsuit o. ~ years ex-
Ierencc BY mt 25c currency or postage ssai Ai0Fess
secretary Kahn's Museum. 6oo BroadwaY Nes.flrk
New Designs In
GAS FIXTURES. CLOCKS RRONZEs. LAMPS AND
ORNAMENTAL METAL WORS.
Artistic IN style snd " tbs best eras and workmanship
onsrel by
MITCHELL. VANCE 3 Co.
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.alN 'u l tAi ''J ~ irhN''
the 14ci Asllns
broken ftt"d ne fepfs-e
iAf .Aeholie-'f - i''4
fhnuuaeJ Broaisa3
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THE STATEN ISLAND CHARITY BALL.
The annual Staten Island Charity Ball was
held last night the German Cub Rooms 90 siapleton
f. WAS gwen ~ aid o. the Smith InluGary 10 Iompkns-
Vile md was In many rropects Jhe most successful
ever rc CD The T. and tHc sale OF cArs being mitch
larger than 40 IrcF4Ou. y"Hrs.
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Rendy This Morning
i1oliiical Notices.

rnE sENlrWEEKhY rU,nUNe.
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cRImNE Local OBSERVATIONS.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-10-17

9eit beitimmt asbrautht Dsroen fann. III
Der geaeniD1rilaen 3elt aber am uenigiien
DOrtomnlI Sch" lit elm 3eitmDrt, neil
es Elm gB0rt Der 3eit lit Elm 3eiitport,
weIbes nidlt nur ale Gaius, ionbern ole
ganse Welt re9iert.
z. .@elo" lit elm 3ablwort, oenn NIT
Gelo luirb ee3abIt, un6 nit @elo ipirD ollF
bic SSrase: rWiel piel2@ Gsantwortet.
@s 9iebt 5iueierlei 3abIp5rter: ID be-
ltlmntes p mnbeitimmte. Das 3nbliD0rt
8elo lit beltimmt, uenn idl laee sd
babe beaablt. "-SeiBt es aber sd ueroe
bejoblen," 10 lit es nnbeitimnlt-
s. 18eio4 1T Elm Rebeniuort, neil es
neben Dem Worte .Waht" Die Sanptidfbe
lit. Sieies Nebenwort ldBt lid andl 0eB-
bol5 sum 2auptiuorte maiden. gBia man
tulllen, OBJ man es aIs gleben- Doer al5
Sauptiport Su 9ebrdndlen bat, 10 periuhe
man, oh iih oas A6rtlsin MEL" nprIeben
laBt; gebt oles, 10 lit es beitiunnt elm
Sauptport.
8. r@elo" lit Elm ginbemort, ipelfes
ouh ols Wiittelport in Der geeenDdrtigep
3eit erl9eint. r@elo@ lit elm Biuoewort,
neil es leioer NIles binoet: 6relnb uno
6slno, Sera unb oan0 uno iogar ben
ws1ti9lten Teoetbell aler &eoetbeile: Die
3unse.
10. v@elb' lit sein gmpfinbune esmort,
nno 3par empfinoet Der es om meiifsn. Der
TENS bat. sSn iol9en Jdaen besiebt iid3
aub oas YQ9" uno ,9Beb" nur aui bic
Berlon, bel iueId)er es ous9ebt.
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Cincinnati. epnntag, ben II, Sftp6er 1880.

belt BON einem 3u9e iiberfabren purbe,
iaet Der Coroner. un6 bic sSurp iaat's ibm
nad in ibrem Weroift uno fii9t nod hiniu,
oaB 9iienlano on Dem llnalidsfaQe Shulo
ober 81 tabeln lei. gliemano ~ llnb
Gola. oas herSloie @eib z Ob ihr nidlt
i'm Saumel oes Bersniisens manhmal
eine innere 6timme bon oem unrebt 3u.
fliiitert, oas lie beeon9en, bon Dem ourh
fie 5erit6rten MenIhenleben? Ob bic gle,
melis bas perbre1sriihe 8eb perlbont?
Rein, es fann niht Isin, bic Weraeltuns
tan n nibt ausblei6en. oenn iuenn lie aud
man9mal lanee auf iid lparten ldBt, elm.
NAL tommt ile, llder unb meiltens nner=
tuartet.
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3eiIras snr oentfGem Spra6.
fe6re.
Bon @ilbelm Gappillert.
Sas 8ort u@elO" in Se3ug anf bic
,ellH 9te0etheile.

/. .Gelo" 1T Elm Sauptnort, tueil es BEL
Semen, Die iol6es beiibsn uno babel feinen
Sopf baben. 0as Saupt ausmaft.
2. .Selo" 1T elm 8elhle1isnort, ,ueiI es
BON ollen 8eiAle6tern aebrduht weroeu
tann. am meiiten ieooh bel Dem meibIiCben
Berwenoung flnoet.
3. .@elo" lit Elm geilport uno piro oils
iol1es in unIsrer 3eit ON hGufiaIien bsi
oem Nrtitel .Seirat" gebraucbt, no es
benz Subiecfe y8raut" beieeaeben ueroen
mnB. penn es einen re9elmGBieen 6ab
biloen ioa.
4, ,@elo" lit Elm fsirtport, ,peil man in
pielen5dIlen anltatt ODER fir 2iebe, ssreunb.
ldait, gbre, @ereisnit aud @slo iaaeu
fam.
.@elo" 1T Elm peri0nlihes ssiirluort, neil
man oil anltatt Die 9eylOn ibr 8elb leben
tann.
.@elo" lit Elm anSeiyenbes siiruort, al
neil ssnns onaelgt. fir mas 10 piele. Ser.
lonen allein leben; b. neil 10 piele 8erIo-
men lsoen, Die ftlr 6alleIbe anee,si9t iuer.
ben.
s@jelo" lit elm sueisnsnbes ssiirwort -
niro aber nld)t INNER rehtmdBig 3uaeeias
net - ino iebr oft tommtes Dor, baB ea
aar nidt eieen it,
s0elo" lit enolib anh Elm auriidfibren.
oes 6iirlnori, fam aber als ioldbes nirti
ssbranht iusroen, ba ulan iebt mil Welo
nilr uoriuGris tommt.
5. v8elo@ III Elm 8ormort, neil Is olIeu
gBortern p0raeSogeli Dirb, uno lit ais fol-.
tes am belten 3ii perpenben Bel ginaaben
Geiuten &C. an aelpiIis Qeute.
9. ~GelD" lit ein 3eItnort, uno auar eir
|bsitImustss 3sitmprt. neil GsIo IL itoe,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-10-17
Yerta mt.

den 2"
> "9i.nitmdOden: ,.Nein, bic 5pre4.
itunoe 1T iebt poriiber."
Bauer: rHa, mel outites SSreilein. oa
meloen Se MIDI nur nod anal. Sebnie,
met 6rau bier is trant uno iCb bin sic
oeBtsrpegen spse Stunoen melt pom 2onbe
rein eeQonm."
Sienitmdohen: ,,0as tbut mir Ieio,
ober id lam sic nidt msIben. Der Serr
Sottor ituoirt iebt, uno ba min er nidbt
geIt0rt iein."
Bauer: ,,9iee, bernie, 6a lalIen Sea ia
I'm BON an OodOer, Der nod MID ANAL
nusfuoirt bat oa laB i'd sic esene Gase
nIdt antsrluaen, un usine 6ran nu sleit
gar MIDI"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-10-17
Mannigfaltiges.
Qb basfertiat.
g.: rYlein eerr, sic lino elm efsI!'

u: rDlein Serr, Sie lino Elm gfelI@
g.: n5ie offeriren oa Dem nervus
acusticus oes geebrten antuelenoen 8ubli-
fums cine @oncluIion, oeren BrdatiiIen sic
iduloig 9eblieben iino. Sdtten sic cine
pole 6onioen5 auf Die Yrdpunoerans
Sbrer jooloaifd1en NnI6auunesweiie, 10
Dilroen sic umsefebrt iid) nit Der AuIs
itellung Der 8rdmilien bsgniigt, bic Gons
cluliOn aber ben @erebraliunftionsn oes
InotorIums iibsrlailen baben!"
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Dietub5he Mittms.

81: WsiBt Gu Iebon, oaB i'd, mid nddl-
items nit Der biibiden Wittpe oes Gber-
iorliers perbeiratben peroe2
E g: 34 rpeiB, i'd tueiB Wlit Der 36.
jdbrigsn! Wtir luQren 5iusi Nldohsn
poi Is Sa6rsH lisbsr
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.Wr. Burte." iaat Der 1eijer su Dem
2oeomoiipIilbrer, ,es mar mir eben 9erao,,
ols h6rte ih einen SdreL wenn nur fsin
llneliif seidehen iIt!@ pNh mas Som,
Du iiehit uno bort @eipenlisr. 6eurs
nur tiifltie barauf log, pir baben ufis per-
ipatet ano miiiIen ben 3eituerlult einbDlsn,
mennes iraeno m0glid 1T. -
Uoriibergebenoe fanoen inoeB am ndhiien
Worstn uumeit oss Babngeleiies Den Der.
liiimmelisn uno fait unfenntli1en R0rpes
zines Maflnes. Niemano fennt ibn ODER
fann ibn ibentifi,iren --es mar nui
Elm Igamp, lDsI6sr In bsr Nstsnntsn.
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SeIbferfebt.

Cine beitere Souriitenseieli6aft trifft
lpdt Mbenos on bem einselffebenoen
Wirtbshauie oes WaI6eniee's (l1rislo) ein.
Sos 9Sirthsbaus 1T iiberla[lt, uno 10
bletbt nidts anoeres iibrig, dls in eineus
noh9eleaenen, b6dit primitip einaerihteten
sStihsrbauie uuterfunft ju iuGen. Die
bohaufseltapelten 8etten fueroen in ipdter
Nbenoltnnoe flabtis mnteriud5t unb fir
angemehen beiunben. Mm onoern Mor-
gen BON Der 8eitei9une oes SersnaenItan.
oes suriidfehreno, ieben bic @diie oas
alte 9ausmiitt.rben am see eiiria nit
Waihen belddftiat. Cine Der Oameu
iaat 5n ibrem lteptiidb anseIeeten BsaIei-
ter: sSeben Sle nun, oaB Sie ben 2euter
unre1t 9etban babens Sic 5ino aan,
reinlldl nno balten lOfort 6eslpdItbe, nena
lie @dlte gebabi haben,- @
1err Gum Witterden) .glun, oas i5f
ldon BON Sbnen, oaB Sie auf propsre
Wdi1e liir Sbre Safe balten."
Sie gllte: $50. Serr, oann aor s,s
oredet mog / leibit nit leio'n. 5d1on
lett orei gBoha poa'n MIR ale 0aa b.
Bettpoi9 p'3leg'n, aber DO fimmt aue
ytad)t iptoer luer anoerih gun uebernat,.
ten. Sept bcut' bob ge(oat !: Seq aetts g
tuie's ipOu, ebup pirb { mol a'luoaid'n."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-10-17
aus benz 2iteratur.eramsn

@ramirotor: .Warum ldBt eigentlitl
@peths aT Sdluiie ieines r5auit" oas
@ret1eu fterben 2"
@anoloot: .Sa babsn sic uohrhaEtiq
3edlt, Serr 9roIsior, es III rein nbers
flitili9."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-10-17
9erbdnoniB.

Gin .h6beres 96gttsr -8enlionots
Sonntos Nahnittas Die s36aIinoe ber
6rau 0ottoriu 3 i. iiben nm ben ssoFfses
tild. 9as Wittaseiisn NIT bem lana,pei-
iigen Sulfspre6ioer iii poribsr, Der perr
pllfspreoi9er 1T fort, bic iungeis Namen
limb inter lid). uno bod min fsine red5te
Tr6blid,teit unb unbeiangenheit aulfom.
men. Gs muB Gtmas in Der 2ult Iieosu.
8ie 6rau Sottorin r,uB BON irqenb eiilfur
oummcn Streih gino befommeusuno cine
furdterlid,e Whlterung porbQben< Oenn
Der Guchen fsblt auf ben, G0ffettttcb ,iufy
Guden sibt es icnV alliontdalicb. Nonos8
Shmeigen, Derlegenes glidwed,5eIn ua0
gepreBte Stlmmuna oenlauiolge, bis S;fSE
bic fleine garoneB 3d. 0as erffdrfe
SdooBtlnb Der s5raa Doltnrin, iii SEC
fiihnen Jroee oufta{ft. ipaxnnl d bsufe
feinen Rufen oibtY - .qlh Danos, ria !
gen sic nnr bic Jett<. nje(t it0rid1te Hsr.
Ion. Sette batte sbtli cine jriide
aanne Wlotfa gebra6 .aId "a tpo6I.
beitdtiet lie. .nehul & ~ 6I1f iii& itbtI.
msins endbie JeeiIein1 al f0ff rj(lI {
BilieI perlpdtt. uuD 1@i1 s ~ Sem @6dtr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-10-17
pas 0aalid)e polksblatt

icftet per Bot (ebus ScnntassbIott) $3.50 per Jabr
saso bas babe Sabr auS $3.50 bas gisseIinbr. Datt
eonnias sban sii. 90 per Sabr, $3.50 bds babe Sasr
uns 50 so bas gterteliahr.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-03-10
Why Germany is Preparing.

During the debate in the German
Reichstag last week, Gen. Won Moltke
spoke as follows: All our neighbors
are more or less safe from attack in
the rear, and only need to present a
front on one side. They have sta
toned a considerable portion of their
land forces close to our borders. Our
regiments are distributed equally
over the whole country. Since the
conclusion of the Turkish war, Rus
sia has considerably extended her
military establishment, and France
has doubled her army. Meanwhile
We have kept our troops within the
proportion of one per cent. of our
population. France has an army of
497, 900 men, while Germany has only
401, 900 soldiers. The peace strength
of Russia is twice as great as ours.
The full term of service in France is
twenty, and In Russia fourteen years,
while IN Germany it is only twelve
years. The degree in which our
army is behind others can only be
made up by activity. l can only sin
cerely deplore that iron necessity
compeis us to impose fresh sacrifice
on the German nation. We must
preserve and uphold peace abroad
even as far as our strength allows.
We shall perhaps not stand alone in
that position. In this there is no
threat, but a guarantee for peace.
With weak forces this end cannot be
attained
Gen. Won Moltke's speech was re
ueived at the close with profound
cheering.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-03-10
Public Sales.

MARCH To- Augustus Henley will offer
at public sale, at Oakland Mills, at O'Clock
p. NJ, ON Tuesday, March 10, 1880, Two
cows, buggy, farming utensils, carpenter
tools, lumber, 80 oak shingles, and house
hold goods.
MARCH lS.-Michael and Yost II. Yoder
will offer at public sale, at their place of
residence, about one-half mile south of
Oakland Mills, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on Thurs
day, March Is, 1880, lot of household
furniture, carpenter tools, potatoes, &C.
FREDERICK HAINS.-will sell, live
stock, farming utensils, and household
goods, at his place of resid ence, near Pine
Grove Church, Fermanagh township,
March 10 1880.