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might ship millions of bushels Of grim from
Nrw York ~ Europe, nlul tho Western grain
t!nn1crs. n1>tl farmers would know nothing
n' ;a f l. o;s SST pts x%tk cy t. t s ety ssy
tnge Of tic s1Wcutatnra. 1t is nut knDW1l tn
tlny Wllat quantity hf grail, Is stnrt"i III New
Turk. Cai9Ws arc constantly lNljiH H,,lr
sss wIs ts a. vst M stR IT f4a xoss & E4aps Es
this nlnctya!ay nr,ler will lic n very serio.is
injury to. Legitimate commerce, mud par.fcm.
tarly to tho Wcst, aud will le Of great benefit
CONCEAL Dne-tfIlrtl Of tho daily shipments.
No'tninug could prevent this under tle prcseiit
TIE sECHETAry or TirE TnEAsunr.
who has been called upnn by REPRESENTATIVES.
Ct % ssfsHl is o1r ne fsys @ kSMs ggs W;s
In wllose Jurisdiction the subject Is, nlss
snys TINT l!e knows nothing about IT,. Tho
nnly complaint TINT llas reached tho 'rrcns-
the orier coaid BE- iss''ed. + se;' i! lave Pro
ceWlt1t from small col',nerctnl firm. WHICH
complained tl.at sune of tho trade toarnala
l'tye glItaincd possession of tl!e!r invoices
1nat1e by tic Treasury t0 ali suggestions With
reference tn this order Is that tho 1lcr.
clants, nre entitled to aS much secrecy
IN their business as Is consistent With COM
lnellt nf goods to Enrnpc certainly has not tho
slightest relation to the COLLECTION Of the rev.
unue, II would not matter how much grnEtl
| Keene might slip Tomorrow; tho collection
Of tho revenue would be in no. respect IN.
.langerctl by the publication Of tho quantity
nf bushels Shipped. Merchants OF Ncw York
and Baltimore, nnd tho Chambers Of Enm-
nlerceof New Orleans, hive protested against
this ortlcr. III New 0rlca,ls they, are parttc-
ularly hostile tn 1t, Us under 1t they may be
the cotton mnrkpL New Orleans mel, sny
that u rirE. Of spectators, By means Of tho
secrecy Which this order gives them, would
practically control the market.
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SUICIDE.


6p7ttdE UgpdltN 10 1H4 VHE<0gV 4fsoRhss =
. ST. Louis, March IA Coronor's inquest
today revealed tho fact that Edward @,
Stockton, tho man who committed suicide
Sunday by taktng morphine ut tho Eutaw
llousc. In this city, WAS nephew, or ut least
q ,lenr rel4tlye, nt Commodore Stockton. Of
tls Unitsl States Nayy;; The sulel.is Was v,
Rebellion, md lett It to tako part With tic
CUnfedurntes. lie WIS ruined by tho War.
aud h.s been OF late agent here Of tho U,.lteI
Sfates I'tal0 journal, published III Dos.
Ink beyond ule means OF man
III moderate circumstances, and to have be-
come disheartoncd because lse Couldn't sup
suit him. lie entervd the EutlW House Frl-
1tay afternoon, rented q room, went out OF
the room only, once until Sunday night, when
ho Was found. near midnight lyln; dead
upon the bed.
, 1880-03-02


WASHINGTON, D. e., March 1.-Icprc-
sentative Morrison t0-tlay Introduced Il coll
current resolution, tho purpose Of which III to
prevent the Treasury Department from With
holding. at the request Ut sllppera, for ninety
dNys, statiRtlcs relative to the importation
and shipments Of merchandise. This rcsola-
tton ia aimed ut whit Is called the "N!ntty-
day Order" issuel 1t Is snld. originally ut
tho request OF soine l}0ston merchants who
did not des!ra to have their shipments known
to the general public or to rival merchants.
It Is now said that the practtnnl effect Ut ILLS
order Ia that 1t benefits spectators, aild Ill
lures, particularly, Western grata-lcalors. 1t
IL III tho interest Of this latter thAt Alr. Nor
rlson introduced the resolution. a gentlo-
man thoroughly familiar Will. this question,
speaking Of tho scnpb 0f the Morrison reso-
luton, eays: "1u ortter WIS basel upon
protests OF soHle u0stOll merchants, who
complained that they did not wish to lIayo It
known that they wure shipping goods to
South America, us tho London merchants
would lrarn of it by ca,,!e a1tl fosestal[ them.
Subsequently sons Now York merchants
complained that tho l!nety-lay order, wfen
put lit force, injured them, altd
WAS TO THE ADVANTAGE
OF tho Boston merchants solely, and they
stAted ono Instance whore there Ind been O
shipment Of 20 1000 bules OF cotton from 13os-
ton, Ut wl!cl, thoro WIS 10 public record.
Tho joint resolution introduced by BIZ. Nor
rtson provides, In substance, TINT 1t shall not
bo lawful for the Secrctary of tho Treasury
to Withhold, or cause to be withheld, from
immediate publication statistics relatlnK to
the Importation OF shipment OF grain. pro-
visions, or other merchandise imported Into
or shipped from the United States. Under
the present n1nety-day order, Jim Kaena
, 1880-03-02


WASHINGTON, D. e., Dfurcf 1.-'rl,o t'staro
route n,atter has bcen transferred to the Sen
ate, a1ltl the san,o defiant air which marked
tho attempt to force 1t through tic House,
over Its Committee Of Investigation md III
tho face Of untllsputetl evidences Of great
rCcklcsness In expenditure, attends tho effort
heforo the Senate Committee OIL Appropta-
ttons. Tho whole thing Is already regarded
By Republicans generally rs II scandal which
tin a,,hor,l;uutes of thu Post O|]lco Drnart-
mc,lt lave fixed upon the Administration
and tho latter Is receiving lnucl1 criticism for
delaying action after the decided rcbukc OF
the IIoitso of REPRESENTATIVES without re-,
,r,r,1 ~ nn,t,. fnlr sncc;mnn or
E"f ta 10 p'' s, II 'af 9c,,a spetu sv,otx pr
IN tho Senate Is letter addressed to
tic Chairman Of tho senatc co'nmlttec
largcly to the passage Of tho Bit IN the lloase
WIS dispatches of Washington corrcspont!-
dt,t @ icra,,se @ ~ contractors refused to lu Hack
,,,",,4,I ~, tIn,,, IVhnr t1,,a nnntrortnr
1halleu w uaen'; M.ea' .'.s .,..nas e..aaepl ~
cnshe before tho committee rs q witness, no
lie Ind no evidence to sustain Ills cI!arge
was made 10 J.;
,,,,..,.,, :, ,nt ,,rn.
AEAn ,..a.s As ~. au,'.m"n: o,,oro ~
hnt e mfo"'Hl 'laso,so" 'ot ''hs ei''' W u
ntkind:'
"From different reports lleartl on tho
strcct. md from tl,e active mart TINT those
,,n,,..,,n,,o. nnrr.,s,,,,o,,ts +ai,, IN ,pnttnr
,fsh tev aro sprtaIn1v mt u uorsomnljv m
| tercsteh In"
.If n nawspopcr correspoutlent, ma,l
TINT v,,,, io1 m oco,,ninta,,ca with and Ind
never met, should sentt you word M TINT !, no
wanted TO sec you; nnd wn0 ny Inc sh1He ll1ne
, 1880-03-02

-@a -@a----.N|:S:o ~.
b;foro ;; ths sea';!nartIs| statemept to-
AT the conclusion Of " 5 ,hdolp!l's speech,
I'D not wish to spcakES I to-'uorrow, hut,
IL oat " II te ss asses.o liz s?y Scn"tSr "% t fto s
New Jersey fKamloIpli}~,n regard to the ,l!s-
oS nt III rsr. % @ He VIZ Dsnarst fss
would l'r f0untl IL a>e erroneous.
s[r. Isn.t!opli-Ir find It 50 shall mako
nrn!nrt ma cariy, re..tation: 10 "t wan want
q date, Md / rert.in!y iayc sccm Get,. lie.
D9ywe1l's test'nnony Of tho latter ,latc.
NJ, ,I.ogn1-T'le discussion VIII tEevelnptho
l!n1f of this man who Is dead, DoliElns Pnpe,
TINT tho SenntDr will search III win " find
anywhere In the ryItlcnce my admission by
e"t o. fR' ts tria @ ~ liz liz swsars usb befo?e % Tic
i'narl t1at he never lrasle, such m admission,
anil The orderly. Tint travelled with him Byears
ln.sitisely !" tho ttn!c a1tl route md the
us ie did lhforn tho cDurt-lnarial.
esFs |s,ie,, isst!'ie that he did make Just That al
.Mr., LoKan-lt is truo that two, officers
stated TINT IN a tnsual 1ncss conversation they
understood ltlH! to say tat lle had met s0Ine
QUE q, tho roat! Tint Ind misguided him and
e,nphatfcally denied this, a'id 30 did his
orderly.
Mr. isanlo!ph-t havo ma.lc the statements
With care. The facts Will be developed In
mean to i,,sin'latc That Tie Senator 1as made
a'syg az Observation-Disclosures IT'S sxnS e and UNDER
Adjourned.
, 1880-03-02

forcib1e terms. Ills remarks evidently
troubled DayEs. Tlntr1,atlt nitl tho 0thcr INV
ycrs ." t>e Judiciary C"n',nfttten: ,', who ,aye
lmnEes; anil Garland, nf Arkansas, WHO haal
hper MI attentive listener, .gayb nntlce tf1nt
IT, will reply Wien tlte Alabama claims are
HGnjn t,rctlrn Tim Sonata
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An Imporinnt noenmeni.

We publish in this issue avery impor
tant interview with one Of the largest
manufacturers and merchants OF Philidel
phia, who has just returned from abroad
aud who has made known to the Ameri'
can people some facts not generally
known touching the feeling in Grea,
Britain in regard to the necessity Of break.
ing down the tariff system Of this coun.
try, and finding . market here for their
goods. The Philadelphia Mt,s,, in giving
this interview to the country, introduces
II with the following forcible remarks:
I'm another part Of to.day's issue Of the
Ntui will be found an interview with our
distinguished townsman, John Wanama.
ker, who has Just returned from brief
tour In Europe. Our citizens generally
are aware that he Is Q gentleman Of mark.
ed intelligence and fully capable Of reach.
ing o correct conclusion 90 to the senti.
ment prevailing where he may happen to
be. But he was possessed Of special I'D.
vantages In the way OF sounding public
opinion In England, and availed himself OF
them. The result Of his observations, rs
regards English interest in American pol.
tiles, Is that the pressure In England In
behalf Of American free trade is positively
trighttul. He states that millions Of
pamphlets are being printed for circula.
ton In this country, and English money
will thus be largely used to affect Ameh.
can elections. Thus England backs the
Democratic party. II fights Its battles. II
seeks to Lift It 10 political power. Why9
In order that our protective tariff may be
broken down, and the stagnation 81 the
English market relieved, by opening our
ports to the competition Of English manu-.
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State legislation, provided they would ;,tl
allow me TO add three wo ras.a l1 9Sss
agreed p mus %, A viii And embodied in
tbe platform: land No declare that the
Reconstruction acts are nnconstitutional.
revolutionary and and. VOID M. a arsat Damn.
PLANK u me heIns niedped to That declare.
lion. i wanted nothing else. Icould wait
in patience for their triumph, % show 81, s,, Us
how y was 70 pc w Sa Iob 1% ~ snteSe be-
1ns, t ~ .he states Is policy that suits us.
Wien / presented that proposition, every
member Of the committee land tue warm az M
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iactures. We have 80 frequently stated
what this means, that we need only mem
ton Il briefly now. English. manu-.
iacturers can afford to sell their wares
below cost In this country, In
order TO break down American com.
petition. They have invariably cone
so in the past, and will do 90 again II tney
have the chance. This competition de-
ssroyed by the breaking down Of Amerl.
can manufactures, they can regain their
losses by having q monopoly OF the mar:
ket. This Is their policy. The blow thus
struck is not merely against American cap
ital employed in manufactures. II 10 as
much against American labor. English
labor receives about one.hali the. compen-
sation that Is paid American labor. Hence
one result OF success oil this character Will
be TO depress American industry. And the
fact that the English are thus aroused, and
IN such evident accord with the Democrra-
tic party, should arouse the country TO ia
danger. England Is governed by selfish.
ness. Her interests led TO the aid and
comfort she gave the Southern rebellion
and Il as distinctly leads to Its co.opera'
ton with the Democratic party now.
Mr.. .Wanamaker Is not q politician nor
an alarmist. He lisa citizen Of Philadel'
phia, engaged In large mercantile bust
ness, and feels citizens interest in the
prosperity OF our people. 1t is from THU
standpoint be speaks. His utterances are
not partisan, but patriotic. He sees clear
lly the danger that looms up, and warns
| hts iellow.citizens Of what Is coming. Hi
warning should be needed. And this car
only be done by putting away the posi-
billy OF this English influence being sue
cessiully asserted. The pride Of our fore
fathers caused them to reject English IN
reference in our affairs when the conn
try was illy able TO meet her great enemy
| we are In no danger OF war now, but W.
are called on 10 reject otficious interior
ence in our home affairs by which Eng
lard, through the Democratic party,
would shape our politics to suit her OWE
selfish ends.
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DIED.


oRR-un Wednesday, October Q, 1880, at Il O'clock
midnight, MARY j., vile Of J. Z. Orr, In the sSsh
year OF her ago.
1nterment at Three Spring, Cemetery, Hancock
county, ". Va, at 10 o'clock Friday morning Ser
vices at the re,ideaee, No. &c Twentieth street,
Thursday eve1ing At $50 o'clock. Friends oil the
family are invited TO attend.
Pittsburgh paper, please eopy1
Waterloo THURSDAY afternoon, October, 1880
ava O'clock. HAIRY GARP1KLp, infant son Of Jauei
aud Emily @. Waiter, aged weeis and days.
The fuserat will take place from tho pareut' resi-
deucc, No. Kentucky street. Island, this afternoon
at o'clock Friends Of the family arc invited to at
HoBBs-oa Saturday, October 2, 1880, at Austin
.reIss, GroRar HOBBS, Ia the cad year Of his age.
Funeral notice hereafter. f
RopEEBAuGH-On "Wednesday afternoon. Dc
tober 9, 1880, att o'clock, JkMRs son Of John and
Margaret Rodenbaugh, in the 2o.h year Of his age.
Tho funeral will take place from his parents resi-.
dsnee, No 4?2 Coal street, Friday Afternoon at
O'clock Friends Of the family mc invited TO attend
Intsrment al nj. Wood.
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GRAND RIzzLE.
Col. charIesWorth Disappoints a Few
People NJ West wheeling.
WEST WHEELING, October z.


WEST WHEELING, ocsober7.
Editor Inteljsencer. "
Being melted by the Danford meeting
in West Wheeling few evenings since,
and desiring to eclipse anything and every
thing done by their opponents in that
town, the Democrats proposed to offset
that meeting by having one of their! own
get up. Accordingly arrangements were
made, and It was noised abroad that
Capt Charlesworth, OF st. Clairsville,
would address the Democrats OF West
Wheeling on Wednesday evening, octo-
Der Q.
Wednesday evening having arrived, q
few prominent Democrats illuminated
their houses and awaited the result. !,
About 1880 several party leaders erected
q stand Consisting OF q wagon near the
school house. Shortly afterward the
Bridgeport Club, numbering about sixty
five men, put in an appearance, being the
first to arrive, as well as the last. Their
line Of march was through town in the
shape Of q figure eight, which signifies pre-
sumably that they cannot carry the whole
town, but will take q section at a time.
The club presented quite good appear.
ance, and after cheering several times, their
speaker failing to put in an appearance,
they adjourned sine die.
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TIME TABLE.
wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after WEDNESDAY, June Z, 1850, can On
the Wheeling and Elm GroysR 4. viii run a FOL-
low: Ca Win start from each end Of the road a $50
4. and regularly thereafter eyuy hAltheuT until
10 O'clock, ?. ", except the following hps which
Will ia omitted viz: llia0 a. NJ, l2to and $50 p.
Il. Oh sundays the go and % a. n. and $50 p N
Gsp Si s Il cR tims. @ LEoNHART, ssp'l
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THE REPUBLICAN, MANUAL.

CAMPAIGN OF 1880.
History, principles early leaden add ieheyemeut,
Of me Republican party, with biographical sketches o.
Ian a A. Glheld and Chester A. Atthur-by i, v.
Smhlley. .,,.,
cost, tho inf rnation which every intelligent voter
desres 10 possess II 10 the best Of all rrsenals from
which active workers can draw ammunition LOT cam
palgu use II, content. comprise -
Fint-A brief history Of the Republican party,
With preliminary chapters trading the career Of
earlier parties IN this eopniry Iinto the Revolution
M believed that this Is the only work IN e1is enec
which relates the story Of the career Of this great
bistore pait, 10 connected and compact form.
sseond-in article on the earl Republican lead
crs. Describss the men who formed tne party:
Thir The national platforms Of the party are
eiyen, beginning with 1856 and ending with 1850.
Fourth-Tho electoral and popular vote a every
Presidential election since The party was formed Is
FiitS1A valuable table given showing tho reduce
Ito ns In the public debt and interest," effected BY ke
publican regulation and administration SIN, 1860
Hixth-The next department o. the BOOB COM
pris9s biographical sketches Of the Republican eand-
dates for President and yes President and their let
This volume Is elegantly bound IN cloth and u ,eld
for bat fraction Of the price commonly ehsfged ior
such books. Price Toe; II by mall postage 10 Extra
STANTON d DAVENfoRl,.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

Having many warm, personal friends, irrespective
Of party, who desire me to be candidate for the
above office In Clay District, hereby announce my
sell an Independent candidate for tho same, and
very respectfully follet the support Of voters on the
18th Of October. II elected, prombe 70 perform
the duties Of the Office inpsrtialy and with promp.
tItude. 4llly veS ~. r1ii ~
oei2 JOSEPH J. WILDE. :
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.,,,, wou,d have nappened.

We have before US copy oil the ordi-
r.ncss passed by the Virginia Convention
in 1851. There Is some reading in i that
Ia not very well calculated to supply ma.
tsrial for Democratic campaign speeches
in West Virginia in thus contest. We
quote one OF tho ordinances referred to,
and commend i. to tho Democratic stump.
GEOGRAPHICALLY to Jake jackson. Let
them read it to the people. They will
find it on page so Of the Appendix to the
"ordinances adopted by the Convention
of Virginia in secra sessiOn, in April and
MAY, 1891" 1t reads as follows:
An Ordinance % Prohibit Citi:ens Of Virginia
ram Holding Qfc: Under Tie United ssa'e'
Hn,,s..,,sy,asil
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DERsoNAI-S. TALL MY sYMPA-
i thies are deeply aroused; regret that tho deinon-
strlton vaS not uiore iaToribls. Do not txptet me
al time appointed but hye days from tho time lat
ssw you; n inconvenIent then display signal
Throleho1t II all 70 assured Of the deepest alice
lions Of D. q. octS
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MARRIED.

zoEcKLEg- EBELING-on Thursday evening
October T. 1885, by tho Rev. DR.. schsdfanecf, OF 81
Johns German Protestant Church, Mr.. GRoRof
ZoEcKLKR. Jr, 70 Nils EMMA Enniso.
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yHANTFD CooK-A GOOD GIRL
wv can net permanent situation by applying at
No. 2a22 Chapllno street. octb
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NOTWITHSTANDING FOR GEN.
wv TLENAN aud wife In . private family. Ad-
dress Rox q. wheeling r. o, octS
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

tDaly except sundRy-HoEAfk Accommodation.
teteubonTille Accommodation train during
the day pailes backward and forward between Mar
hnb Ferry and Bolalre, stopping whom required d
Sherman heuie, stnavins, West Wheeling and
Uriehsyillo Accommodation.
fCAnal Dover Accommodation, ri
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A Human Beiuu Shot From a monster Cannon

And caught by q l,dy hanging head downward on the
lofty tiapese ZUILA, the femae Blopdll, whose
wonderful ieats Of crossing the high wire 60 feet 10
mid iir and blindioded also With her feet encaset In
sacks and Riding Vtlotlpede oynr the High Wire,
90 feet In Air. have been the sensation Of Paris
and the Continent, appears In her incredible per-
formAuees nj each Performance, - su
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NEW ApveRrIsgMENTs.

WANTED-TWENTY TIMERS AZ
w once. Apply. Esli City Lantern Company.
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rslDAY nonNING. oCIohkk 8.

c1pT, 3. B. DoykSER, Of this city, will
address Republican meetings as follows;
Pennington, Marion county. to-day at 2
,. NJ: at BarneNlllc, Ohio, tomorrow
Saturday. at Z o'clock. 80,
Gov. PisrpOintwilI speak at Moundsyille
this evening, at Z o'clock, aud at Manning
ton, Marion county, tomorrow at :. N.
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Including leviathan HrPPoPoTAMus,M Monster siI:
Ton Rhinoseeroa, Sea Lions, and Colossal Train'd
wild Beast show and Performing Girafes. Don't fall
to see the Balloon Assertions from tho show grounds
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No cards.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-12
Ste 8anfterS TIT Saratoga.

llniere 8anfiers geben pdbrenb Oes Com
mers in Der Ge9el in's Sab, benn ibre Dttttel
erlauben ibnen 0aS; oa MIN Saratoga ieit
Sabren ben gorsu9 bel bteler alaiie uon Saz
beadften genob, 10 iit Die Sanfiers= =@onpentlon
cine Art Sn1titrtion getporben. SsoeS Sahr
i'm 4uguit beriGtet Der telegraph iiber bic ge=
midtigen Serharblun9en bieler 9eluid)tigen
Nidnner. 9a bic srobe Mtebr5abl unierer es-
ier feline 8anfierS iinb, 10 f0nnen mir ben Ser=
hanblunqen bieier Sanfiers Contention nltr
,penia Sfaum tpibnen, aber gang iiberleben
biilien mir bielelben bod nid)t, Sumal iie auf
unlere Ninansgeiebgebung niht ohne @iniluB
iein merben. Sbon iebt MAIDEN ftd) Stin=
men ben1erflih, tpeld)e bic Mbldaffung oeS
.SrabezOolars" als etnen Sd)ritt lblshtsr
Yolitif tabeln. 0ieler Dollar tuar erportfdbtg
mno qina eit 1873 in lolden Dtaiieu na1
9liiell, bab ser burh ben legislatiosn &reu;3ug
gegen bas Sllber gelunfene gSertb ses callTor=
erbDbt fpurbe. 9ieier ySrabez0ollar" suurbe
Dor Spei Sabren ourd ben uStanoarozOolar"
erlstt, cine Dtiinse, Die ntdlt erportfabt9 1T
uno welde, tpie yldlleftes 9slo," thinner su
Sem srlriidfebrt, Der iie suerlt perausgabts.
Ser 8la1lb=Oollar bat beute einen Stlberperth
BON 99.4 @ents. Gin Sr. Gilbert bon Gali=
ioruien iagte III elmer ldngeren Neoe iiber oieleu
gegenitanD: mn Sor breibia Sabren itano Sbo.
mas Senton i'm gunbesienate, sei9te altf oe1
gloBen @eften uno rief: port liest Der Often
BORT lift Snoien!" San Sransisco, meldeS al
Der aroBsn GDlferitraBe nod benz Sriente liegt,
1T China $500 Uieilen nGber, ais Sonbom via
Sue5, uno ioulit in Der Gage, Silber nm /
unb ] Sent biniser gu oerid]iffsu. al6sr iebt
iit ms bteier Marft peridjloiien, trotbem un=
icrs &esieruns ale @e,u6lbe poa Silberz0Ol=
lars bat unO nod mouatlid) nlebr. ais S2,=
COO,OOO bieier unniiten Sd)eiben proollsirt.
ST! ss niht balp 3et, oieler Sadle ein @aoe
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