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LOB THE INAUGURATION.

JUS; received splendid line OF
FULL DRESS COATS.
BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS.
DIAGONAL. WORSTED AND GRANITE COATS
AND VESTS.
BLACK CLOTH VESTS.
BLACK wORsTED AND CASHMERE PANTS.
LIGHT WEIGHT OvERCOATS
Different Shades.)
sE am still continuing the sale Of my Winter
STOCK AZ GREATLY REDUCED PRICES / am
orer1ng Winter suits from 50 TO &c less than regu-
ar Prices, and Heavy Overcoats from s5 TO $40.
a. S L II A u 8
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
IOII Pennsylvania avenue,
febl6 Between 10th and llth streets
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PROMOTIONS IN THE INDIAN OFFICE.-The fol-
lowing promotions In the Indian Office were
made yesterday for efficient services:-Mr. Geo
W. Terfiinger, TO 81 900; Mr.. Samuel NJ Yeat-
man. TO Sl,Gd0; Mr.. IL. NJ. Brush, to 81 400: Mr.
LeWis \. Ellis. 10 81 400: Mr.. Charles T. LARA
hee, to S1,20G; Miss Juila Kelly, Mrs Clara g.
Randall Mrs. A. L. Culver, to 81 ,OO0; Mrs. c. L.
Moore. 70 5000: Claude E. King. to $50.
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1NGRRsoIL ON DELAwARB.-Bob Ingerson says
he has no war to make on Delaware because of
the camor some Of its citizens are making
against his peculiar notions of orthodoxy. He
says he Is not going TO strike at Delaware, be-
cause when he wants to fight a state he prefers
neck of Blue Hen" 81 think" said he, "a
state that calls twenty quarts OF peaches
Oushel ought to talk about something else than
blasphemy."
THE FUNDIDG BILL will probably pass In the
Senate this afternoon. AS the Senate bill has
been agreed to in committee of the whole lU
makes only two important amendments to the
House bill. These are increasing the allowance
for the expense OF floating the loan TO one-half
OF one per cent, and extending the time OF the
positive redemption Of the bonds to twenty
years. The few other amendments are less
In all the Senate amendments, and thus do
away with any necessity for conference COM
mittee.
The Senate passed the bill this afternoon by
a vote OF 43 to %; rate OF interest 8 per cent
redeemable In from 10 20 years.
THE POECA QUESTION. House committee
en- Indian affairs had under consideration to-
day the Ponca question, and decided. owing to
the lateneSs OF the session, not to report bill
TO the House for their relief. They, however
instructed the sub ub-commiJtee to request the
appropriation committee to make an appropri-
agreement with the Poncas.
PARDoNs from the President were received to.
day by Marshall Douglass for George King, con-
v1cted OF petit larceny, second offence, on De-
cember 5th. 1879. and sentenced to two years In
the Albany penitentiary, and George W. Wal
tiers. convicted OF assault on George Farr on
November 2Sd last, and sentenced to six months
In jail.
THE House. to-day, upon motion OF Mr.. Ste.
phens, of Georgia, increased the pension of the
widow OF the late Commodore McCauley to $50
per month.
THE NEW HEAD OF THE INDIAN BUREAU.-Hon.
E. M. Marble was yesterday, by order of the
President, relieved from double duty as Com
missioner Of Patents and acting Commissioners
OF Indian Affairs, which latter position he has
filled since last September, during the continued
illness OF Mr.. Trowbridge. MIR. Thomas M.
Nichol, recently appointed chief clerk OF the
Indian bureau, becomes the head OF the Office.
SMALLPOX IN NEW JERsEY.-The Normal
school at Trenton, N. j., has been closed, and
the pupils dismissed for three weeks to prevent
the spread Of the smallpox; and, during the re-
cess all the teachers and pupils are to be vacci-
mated The scare was caused by one Of the pu-
pills taking the var1loid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-18

THE WEEKLY STAR Is now ready for this
week. Price at the counter, In wrappers for
mailing, five cents; or will be sent postpaid
three months for fifty cents. 1t Is a large
eight page sheet. with ffty-f1ge columns OF
reading matter. containing stories news and
gossip, society matters. proceedings Of Con.
grese, etc,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-18

r ARE ENGRAVINGs
MR. FREDERICK KEPPEL,
Of New YORK,
las fne collection of
RARE ENGRAvINGs AND ETCHINGs
on exhibition for q short season at
JAMES J. CHAPMAN,D
METROPOLITAN BOOK STORE,
iebio Oh Penna ave,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-18

RIVER AND HARBoR BILL IN THE SENATE
The Senate committee Oh commerce intend to
take up the river and harb0r bill Tomorrow
and Will hold daily and nightly sessions till
they get through with 1t. The river and har.
Dor Dill was two weeks before the Senate COM
mittee last session. There Is determination
on tDe part OF some Senators to fight 1t as
vigorously as It was fought In the House, and
a. the remaining days OF this session are few,
they may beat il. Numbers of amendments
containing appropriations are 10 be offered in
the senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-18
Heavy Failure.

LONDON, Feb. 1S.-kirk Bros, iron masters
OF Warrington and Maryport. have tailed
Their liabilities are stated at 600 $50. II theif
works are closed number or men will be
thrown out OF employment Morrison Bros
old established iron brokers, have failed. Tn -r
liabilities are serious, but principally afle:.
Middles borough, England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-18

PERSONAL - President elect Arthur d d
MT arrive In Washington last night.a,ilr {
in some OF the morning papers, but Is expected
here this evening.-Ma1or s. w. Small rsOld
81, } is going 10 art paper OF his own.-Ex
Senator Cattell, OF New jersey, Is registered at
the Ebbitt-Judge FCrb 8, who recently died
at Northampton, Mass, left S225, 900 for the
establishment Of free library in that town
Ii Is said that ex-Secretary Thompson will
remove with his family to Indiana early next
month"; cable dispatch announces the
nomination at Madrid as spanish Minister In
Washington OF Senior de Ia Barca.-It is
thought that Representative Leonard Myers
may yet loom up formidably for the U. S. Sen.
atorship from Pennsyiv Lieut.. Sch
walk has offered to place at the disposal OF the
BRUSH government the Franklin relics which
ne iecently discovered.-Bishop W. C. Doane
aud " life. OF Albany, were at the Capitol to-day.
M. Menler, the great merchant and man 4
facturer OF chocolate, died yesterday In Paris
-Chsirman Barnum. OF the national demo-
cratic committee. was on the floor Of the Sena e
to-day Assistant Postmaster General HaZsn
Is In New York.-SenatOr Davis is the largest
land owner In Central Illinois, and worth at
least 81 600 0o0.-Slr Frederick Leiphtnn the
president OF the Royal Academy, owns in LON.
don one OF the most beautiful houses in the
world, filled with exquisite tree slres of art and
wonderful decorations. - Senator EdmundS
who has been north, returned TO Washington
this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-18
GEN. Woods Position.

LONDON, Feb. 1S.-A dispatch from New
Castle 10 the DAILY Ne,cS s4yS:-'GeDeral s.!
Evelyn Wood occupied commanding pOslUon
on Tuesday night under cover OF darkness, aud
the troops advancing on Wednesday were Thu,
protected"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-18

THE PRESIDENT APPROVED to-day the bill
liking the time for holding the district and Cir
cult courts of the western district OF Texas 10
be at Austin. commencing the first Tuesdays
In January and June, and at San Antonia
commencing the fourth Tuesdays in April and
November; also, the Joint resolution directInr
the PRESIDENT to extend fo.the government and
people OF France and the families OF General
Latayette an invitation to join the govern
ment and people OF the I nited States 1n the
observance OF the centennial anniversary OF
the surrender OF Lord CORVALLIS, at Yorktown,
virginia; also, the bills granting pension OF
sSU 10 col; IhoInas N0rthfngton, and granting
lands 10 Dakota. Arizona, Idaho ana Wyoming
Tor university purposes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-18

SMALLPOX IN NEW JERsEY.-The Normal
School at Trenton, N. j., has been closed, and
the pupils dismissed for three weeks to prevent
cess, all the teachers and pupils are to be vacc-
mated. The scare was caused by one of the pu-
pills taking the VarflOid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-18

AMONG TIE ITEMS In the sundry civil bill Is
one to provide for the expenses of another In
ternauonal money commission. The item To
defIay the expenses OF the McVeigh connts.
sion Is stricken out The money 70 pay 5 icn
expenses, aggregatiDg 81 00G was advanced In
l>,6 by the First National B4uk OF New .rk
Ever since Efforts have been male 60 get an
appropriation 10 refund the amount TO the
Dunk, but 'heSe have thus far failed A peculiar
L III ii the Dill Is TO pay for The value OF "A
hearse which was broken up in a runaway
while. The Iur eral services or ex-Congre,omau
Douglass, OF Virginia. were progressing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-18
" COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC COMFORT.
INAUGURAL CEREMONIES.

Address B. F. woERrLU. Secretary. febl7 zw
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-09
Sic QNohIe1t I'm gScffett.

,,Sa, tuie is mid oennl" inlinen totr ouSrllz
fen, pern mir bic @ommentare Der @incinna~
tier, Ghicagoer unb ct. 2Ouiier Sldtter ilber
bic oortiqen rpun6erli6en 8ahlreiultate leleH,
bonn nerfteben f0nnen mir bic Sa6e inmer
nod nidbt re1t. Sn Cincinnati tuaren eS Die
3emotraten in Serbtnbuna nit ben Sempes
rcnslerH, tpelGe ben Saien firgen, in Chicago
oa9eqeH tparen es bic Semofraten in Serbinz
bung nit ben S6nappss, Ster= llllo anreren
@irtben, tpelhe uidt bic Semperen5ler, ionz
bern bic &epublfauer idlugeu. Die .Sa.
Gtaats3eitnng" glaubt nod, SaB Der Grant
2Osars" Sting" ebrlidl nlitgearbeitet babe.-Sn
ct. QoniS fanb Die 2enlperen5frase ntht aui
benz Sapet; be Oemofraten iparen bort 9elpalz
ten, unb bic 8epublifaner maren einig, Die
beutiGen 8epubltfaner, tpclfe bort ebr fart
gu iein idetnen, singen urter Der 6iibrun9 Der
,g2eitl. 8oit" eifrig ms 9eidirr, unO ba man
iid augeniheiulid, nad einem gSehlel lehnSe,
idlon Der 8oiiSei balber, 10 gelhnb oas Dterf'
tuiiroi9e. gwing murOe mt elmer un9eahnten
Maioritdt ertpdhlt. 9ieie8 Gelultat 1T una
nod baS oerftdnblihfte.
g9ie es I6eint, mirb Cincinnati an Metlteu
inter bem 8eiultate 5u leibeu haben. Der nett
erruGblte 8iir9ermeiiter 1T Elm perbiiiener Gem.
persrsler uub miro isbes itrenge SonntagS9e'
ieb obne 9tad)iidt UollItreden, uno bic StaatS
gelesgebuu9 itebt i'm 8egrtffe, Elm itrengeS
SOHntaa8. uno Semperen3 9elet an5uneb
men.
Cincinnati fam iid iibrigenS init 8alttm0rt
tr5fen. gSir baben etn ftrenges Sonnta989e
ise, aber-yipenn BET Simrel eintdat, tonnti
cod nod eine 2erd)e oaoOn." Us ptrO nte lG
bc1b gegeiier, tpie gefOdlt lptrO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-09
@r6nOe.

&opefa, Ss., 8. april. - 0a8 bieF9e
@obwerf, peldeS Der DrlniOu=Bacific"= mo
Der yatdiiou>GOpetuzSu Sc 8aAn" 9e'
insiniGaitlif, seh0rte, brannte geitern abenO
nieoer. 9te Slammeu 0erbretteten itb 10 RAID,
ooB Die 9trbeiter nur nit fuapper ytotb tbr Ge'
ben rettetcn. Der Srluit betrdgt etwa Sl00,s
600, unO 200 bis 800 glngelteate geratben
anBer Grbet.
Ssmego, M.>g.. 8. 2lpril.- Die MH4le
tcs 0ru. 3. SadiOn Stctuart brannte III Der
leeten gtadt uieOer. Der Serlnit miro auf
10000 aeitdtt.
gtemarf, N.@S., 8. Npril.g Die 5dges
uno Sobelniible Der 9S. 9alrpmple & So.
OH Der 6ali1frabe unb Elm anitoBenoer Stal
giugcu beute 2lbeuO in Slammen auf. Wfet'
rere in tem Stallc befinoItaen BterOe tOnnten
niGt acgcttet werOeu, unb 6reOcrif GOOu, Elm
glrbeitGr IN Der Wuble, eritidte bel BEN Serin-
d)etSbie Yfer6e in StGerbeit 81 brtn9en. Der
&erluIt betrGat $4,000,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-09
@erastIdjte 9cpeTGen aus Ieips
MnrR

Nemz9orf, 8. april. - Die SAiffSs
fauer bel ben g8OOOruff'idett 0taaajiueu i'll
GroaIlpn itelten beltte friib bic 4rbeit EN-. Die
IcIisei mubte 81 Siilie gerltfen merOeu, nm Die
OIL StclIe Ser au8lt1nbiiAen angelteQten Ut
better Dor @elpalttbGtigfeit gu beidiieen.
- @ine S5lald)e rpuroe heute am llIer cer
GOpamSsgai, am 6uBe ber Al. StraBe, uufz
gefun0en, meld)e einen 3ettel enthielt, tpelher
nHttbelt, cuB oas bon 5oRgzSong mad Soz
iton beitimuite Sollidiff n6erO" am 2I. Dtdr5
D. s. INTERIM 81. Sreites unb 48. 9dn9engraoe
untcrsing unb OaB Die gan5e Yfannidlaft, nit
Ausnabme bes Captains Ano beS erfteu uSteuer=
MAINS, tpeld)e iid IN einelh SoOte retteten,
um's 2eben fam.
Der 9taliener @iuicppe Sianiri, iu2ld,r
om 10. Sanuar leinen .2anosmann Yincen5c
Ereoerico in einenl Streite iiber Elm &artenlpieI
seIIad3, betannte iif beute in ben @eueralaiiiieu
bes gobtIhla9s TN oritten @raoe ihuIOig uni
purbe AT A Sabreu 3uhthauS uerurtbeilt.
- @nnie Dempien, ueld)e am 5. B. 90. In
ibrer gSobnung gtr. 286, gtoro 6. SnaBe
grooflnn, ifper bcrbraHnt muroe, ilarb geiterr
Nbenb. 8or 1brem So0e erfldrte iie, ea ie
nid|t mobr, bofI ibr Wann cine &oblen0Qampt
nod ibr geporfen babe.
- SrQu Bridget Wtcgtunep tpuroc geIterr
@beuS in Scr. POS, 2. StraBe, burd GrploFor
eiuer 8etroleumlafnpe oerart uerbrannt, oab II
in iueniqcn Stunben ltarb.
- Die @eihmoreneu in ben ProSeiie 9eg,r
Die Oampiboot.- Sn;pettOren Sapne uul
Mlottbeus, ,uelA' 2ettere iueseu Der - Seamau
hafa". ".Satallropbe bts GOotidlags angeHo1
tparen, tuuroen heute NbenS uadl 32=itiinOi9e
geratbung entlufien, inoem iie iid) ni4t eintSel
fnuntelt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-09
@Ir 1feherf6111 n, e1,, M ~ ~ 1nr,t

Sma b a, gtebr., s. April. il.-0ftdldel @urs
tiugbam Ino ytitolas Seenan, Stuei 2ngeiteqte
Der ylluioR Baciftc 8abn," ertranten 9ez
liern Radmittag bel ben 8eriude, ii4 i'll etuem
Soote oem 8rud)e III benz Rip sRap" 5u nds
bern. Der SluB 1T iett bis auf einen bulben
6uB bon bem bDditen, iemals erretften 8aifers
itonoe geittegen, uno ltei9t nod INNER, tnbeiien
iit rbdltnibmGBig nod penig SfaSeu aHgez
ridtet tuorOen. Der 6luB 1T nit i1mIem
8reibeis 9efii1t.
@bic9eo, 8. Gpril. - @ine Depeidle aus
DanttOn, 0.z3., melbet, ba5 iidl pas 6odls
ipaiier in ieuer @egenO lebt raid perlauit, OBJ
Gleid) Die 9ficberungen I'M 6luBthale nod inn
lner inter gSafer itebert. Slele Senobner Der
glieoerungen iinO Ieit Dem Infan9e Der llebers
iGnemmung g1nSltdl BON Der AuBenruelt ab'
geiduitten lporreu, iroem man utd]t itber Die
unbur6oriu9lid)en @iSfeloer Su ibnen geIan9eu
fcnnte.
Dian fiirdttt, OaB ibrer 8iele benz 6ungel
oner Der &dlte gum Spfer gefdllen itno. 8aa
Jiettunqsmerf miro unernlitDltd) tortgelett
GrcEe gfotb berrdt unter eineul Sbeile Der BE
iupbner Der iberihmeu1nlten @egenOen, uuo
man nirO nabri9etnliA oaS Soft ocs SitenS
nm Silfe eriuden.
Saniasz @itp, Mto., 8. Aprit. - Sin
g9obubuus, in mel6em fia cine 6ruu, gta.
mems @oroeI, uno bret &tnber befanben
lrurGe 9eitern @ittag ;u Parfutle nebt etnem
Sbeile 6es llier8 BON BEN Slutbeu fOrtgeriiien
gio6oem eS etipa iieben Dfeilen itrOmQbuarts
9etrieben mar, pllrbe es BON Spei iuu9en So
germ aus Sanlass@itg, gtamenS Srrd mi
Soro, entOedt. 8eiOe MGnner ecreihteu bas
6au8 in einem 8oOte, badten elm God IN 0as
Dad unb brad)ten bic Dor S9reden betu
nunssloie SHUTTER nit ibrcn Sinoern III Siber
bpit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-09
Stnridlfn1a etnes GhtneSet

.S1n TrQn3i8co, 8. april. N. s.
Sud, elm @bineie, rpurbe beute in gteuaSaz&itp
ipegen zines i'm 0tai 1879 al einem &ailb8s
name peribten 0lorbe8 blngeri6tet. @r
tpuroe geftern Gbeno BON einem fatboliiAen
@eiltlifen getauft unb idbien aut ieiu gn0e Dor
bereitet, leugnete lnbchen ieine SdulO bis gum
l6eten 2lugenblide.
gapdl clue Stnrtdltnn8.
Cincinnati, s. 9lprll. - SObn gSll=
liams, welfer Dor Stpei Sabren ieine @attin
ermorbete, iiibnte beute in gSauerlp, 3enn.,
iein gerbredjen am @algen. @r ertldrte &C.
fern abenp, CT babe iid) befehrt una lei ieBt
gum Sterben bereit. I'm 80 ubr beute SOrz
mittag purbe er on cen Sadl nabe benz Sc
fdnguliie gefiibrt nnO bort burdl Oen DtetboOis
iter0eiitliden 3bomaS in QlnmeIenhcit elmer
9rOBen Meni4enmenge 9etauft. 9te 9lnwes
ienben iaugcn rp6breno Der @eremonie bas
&ieD ION Jordans stormy Banks | stand"
giad0em g9tlltamS bic Gauie empfangen bate,
be9anu er y9allsluiab" 81 iareten uno 9e=
bebrbete 5idl 10 unbGnOig, oa6 Der Sheriff unO
ieine @e6iilien ibn faum feit5ubalten Uermof,
ten. 9ie SiHridhlug fauO cine 8iertelnetle
Don bem @eidugniiie ltatt unO murbe IL 9ez
eenluart bon etrpa 1000 Meniden pOllItreft.
gGtlliam 9eltauo ien 8erbred)en eiu, marnte
ole 9lnpeienben ge9en 9Anapp8 unO ifledte
@eieuifalt unO ertidlte, ietne Strafe lei ge=
redlt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-09
StaGt Baltimore.

Der .lluionSs8ettranen &erei ~
hiett gsfferu abenO i'm yGauOlltOn=poteF iein
iGbriid,es Baaiett ab. Bei beuielben berTidte
uON Aniaug bis 81 @ube Der bette Geiit; man
bcSouerts ieood ollgemetu, 6aB Prdiioent Gar
feb om @ridetnen prbinOert rpor6Cu mar.
&or St9iuu beS 8anfetts fapo Ole 8eaulttna
mail itatt, rueldle ioigeuOes Ieiultat ergab:
BrGfioent General Charles 6, BhelpSi
@iees9r6Foeutfn Sberf SOiepb s. 5ia uHo
3r. s. 81. Satrett; SetretGr uHb ShdBmets
fer lieutenant @eOIG B, SobnioR,
9eu BOrIit beim BGufette fiihrte Seuerdl
ERIps. BIC ReRug, weIdt 6ts Eoults bsaRt'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-09
Gcut 0nl0e1t ettfoottoelt .

8beeling, IS. Sing, s. 2lpril. .-@liiba
Gregg, ruclter megeu GinGi1ertug OeS st.
rid5tsgebGuOe8 IN Preitollz Gountn in 1869 gum
Gobe pernrtbcilt purce, iit bonn @Ouuerneur
Sadion begnaOtgt porbeu. @m Gage Dor Oem
fiir feline 9lnriamug tefgeietten Datum ert~
fob er, purre 'ieood 8pet Sabre ipdter in
Greu=@Ountp, Ba., pie0er etugefangen nnO
5uriidgebra9t. 9as Sbergeridt, an pelde8
er oppellirte, beitdtigte Oas urtbeil, uQein 6r.
lfottteps, Der oamolige @Ouuerneur, nanz
bette ooijelbe in leben8lGuglic1e @efdnguiBbait
mn. @regg mcigerte iid), Die Utllocrung an6u=
nebmen, unO ertldrte, er wOlle entweOer beoins
Gungslos beguabt9t OOer gebGngt ietn. @Ou=
parneur Saction, peldler cine u1maiie 8tttz
idriitsn gu @uuiteu bes @efaugenen crbielt,
bat itd nun entidIoiien, Oenieben 9aH5lidl gu
bCauQSiaeu,
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Sd,tffbrud1 1tttO 9ebeuSnerIiaIt

8inep paros9 Gn en-, Maii., s. April. -
Gapt. Gbraiber, 8eiebla1aber oe8 oon Soltou
nah 8bil0oelpbta beitimmten S4ooners :, Ra'
tbaniel 8. Siiuncr," bcrihtet, baB ietn 6ahr.'
Scue am 5. D. Wlts. nit Dem Hadl Nerp.D Dort
bsitimmten GGoouer y y6rcb. 9rown" eolIOlrte
uno bepIeIben in Den Gruuo bobrte. Bon Der
qou,eu Mauridait murce nur Der Dtatroie
yiihOlas Sereminb gerettet. Capt. Smaa,
ieine 8rau uno Stnber, Der StenernIaun nnO
Gin anOerer NatroF fanen unl's 9eber. Der
eerettete Matrpe, ipeid)er i'm Nugenbltde Der
GoitiitOn on 8OrO bcS,, Sfiip1er" ipraHg, tpeIlt
nit, bas Die YtonnldGft beS perun9lidten
Suhrseu9s gerooe init benz 8effen oes Sllioers
bti6Giti6t, uno Odber ben herannabenOen S9ooz
ner uidt bemerftc, bis es Su lpdt mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-09

6 bicag 70, s. April. : Die SNIu9r DON
Stmeiusn belief Iid, heuts unf 1900, Die Ser
feiipuna Gni 5000 Stiid; bic Breiie nartlrten
smtlden $3.50 nnS $64 - 0tiubuieb: gu
fnbr $500, &erienbuu9 4400; g$trfduie su
1926 bis $6.25. - Shadfe: 3nfubr 1900,
9qieubung23OO; Sertdufe 5ui$4.25 bis 1925.
ct. eouie, 8. April. - 5dpeine: yer
fdufg 3u $5.25 bis $6.25; 3uinbr 3T00, Ser
lenpune 2900.- 3linbpisb: 8crfdufe su So, 90
bis $6.12; 3ufuhr 1900. SerienOIn9 140o; -
gdaa,e: &crtdufe su 81 so bis $500; gu
fubr 900, SercaeuUQ 500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-09
SImttee sMIa8eret atnter 9oIss
hnTerif.

8erIailIes. Mo., 8. april. - Webrere
arbs,ter, peldle su 5hamuees BEND an Oluge=
9aiusr i'm Gamben=&ouutp SOll fir @iieubabn=
ld,sptleu hodten, berauten iid1 onl letten 0icit=
ifoee uuc fineeu SdnOd miteiuauber an. Gin
oetuIIer Sirfcnbel, tutlther Sohn O'0an nit
einer Art onNriff, rpuroe BON ecbtereni aut Der
Gteile Grldoiien, uilb mchrere anoere Der BE-
tteilieteu wirbeu ourh &niippelldlaae iAuel
WIlcSt,
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@oQenOm,1o etner GtIem6abtt

6arrt8 burg Ylrg.I 8. .Aprll. Der leBte
gta9el uuf Der 8ubulinie 8piideH 6ager6tOwu,
Di6., uuO gSabnesborO', Sirg., rpeld1e sur
ySbenanOOab 8auep 8abn" geb0rt, murOe
gcftern in 2urap, Girg., in Gegenwart elmer
groBeu Wenidenmenge uuO inter ben &ldngen
Der 0tuff ciugeidlla9en. g8m. Dtile8, fruber
Brdfoent Der Sahn, Uol5Og ben Att; er bat
Den Nagd aus auf ieiuem 8Ooeu gu Gage Sc
iGrbaten Gre ielbit GeiAmieOet.
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@0fftttnlprOA

6er9u8, Ont., s. Nprtl. = An0rerp So
fer, lueldjer lett ldngerer 3et getrtnnt bon eis
ner Srau iuohnte, iltdte beute Die 2ebtere auf
unO uerlangte, Fe iole Elm Oofnment unters
Seidneu, ourd tpeltle8 ite iih Ocrpftftete,
feine peiteren 4niprii9e IN 8eju9 auf llnter-
bolt gesen ben 0iann gu erbebeH. lls iie ith
tpeigerte, iagte ibr Soier cine &usel Ourd ben
&Opf. Die 8eripunoete wuO rpabrldetnltd
iterben. Scr Mann 1T perhaftet.
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&trctH n II, ~, 0.Aprtl.-0er genrt9e
y8rice Current" OerOfentli4t etnen 5abresz
beriht iiber Die am /. NiGr; 3. s. i'm 4auOe
qeneisren Sdlrpeinefleiidl SOrrdthe &C., nit
ginidlus Der SOrrGtbe an alien giupSfeluug5s
punften 6es Sinnenlanoes uno in ben aroBtn
StGbten bes 8eiteus, iOwte in ben SeetaOten
uno Der in Transportation befiublifeu 5ieiidlz
mafIcn. 9ieielben betragen i'm @amen 414,>
225,00O BfunO, einidlieBlid1 bes SdpeiuGs
fleiiGes, obsr 81 100000 8fuub rpeniger, al8
III uOerielbeu3 3sit bes lctttn Sabres. Die Shmals-
gorrdtbe belauien ith auf 86,425 900 Bfuu0,
ooer 79, 100000 Pfunb tuertiger, ais Dor einem
Sabre. Dies Gaiebt cine @eiammtabuabme
BON l34 ,29O, 900 Bfunb Oe88robuttes, baS Dem
Irobufte bon 100000 Sfrpeinen gletAtommt.
Die 45felung i'm 8eiteu lett l, UtdrS rpir6 Bis
batO 5u $4,000 S6weinen gegen 100000
.Sdmeine seS lebten Sahres angeqeber.
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Ste ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ,

Sttalp a, Ont, 8.9tprll.-0aS SpnOicat
Ger y&auaSa Pacific 8ahn" miro btntudbt
nit Oen BAN oerielben beginner. Sn Wiuuea'
polls iinb 500 900 SUB 6ol5 uugefauft porOen,
nab bemnGfit meroen 1000 gtip0nne Bttr0e
gentetbet unb nah oem gtorbweitcu geiau0t
meroeu. Wian ernaztet aud cine 9rOBe Ir1=
7nhi GSrAnrhpitpr hntr S1trnNn