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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

poem suggested by tho death OF President
Garfield comes all the way from Rugby, Eng.
land, under peculiar circumstances. II Will
be published in tho February number OF Hdr-
per's Magazine and is called "a Message from
England TO America" Professor Goodwin, of
Harvard, writes concerning this poems
~ havo been much gratinod by the strong
feeling with which the Rugby School received
tho death OF President Garfield. They held.h
meeting, at which ono OF the teachers ad-
dressed the boys on the subject, ana ono OF
them wrote me that the boys were all glad TO
leave their play TO hear about GARFIELD. This
poem was written by Mr.. Morico under tho In
fiuence OF that occasion, and think II is pleas.
ant apart from any morits OF tho poem itselD
TO have such an expression OF warm fecling
from such sou rces."
"oulda" has writton n very bright little
comedy called, "Cloth of Gold and Cloth OF
Frieze," which Will be commenced In Hdiper's
Jveekiy for January z, 1882. Tho scene is laid
in Rome among the foreign residents.
Mrs. Lilies novelette, "prudence" VIII be
commenced In Hdrpe,'s Magazine for February.
This story was In the publishers hands several
months before the production OF "Patienco,'
80 Mrs Lille was really tho first writer 10
seize upon tho material furnished by nsthet-
icism and turn 1t TO literary account.
Tho success OF tho Swedish translation OF
Mr.. Du Chaillu's "Land OF tho Midnight sun
in Scandinavia Is something remarkable In the
history OF literature. Tho first edition was
exhausted before half the booksellers orders
wero nllod, and tho capacity OF the publisher 8
presses has boon sorely taxed to supply the de-
mand.
Prominent among the literary attractions OF
Haype,'s Magazine for the coming year Will bo
n serial novel by William Black. This story,
which will be commenced In the May number,
is located In ireland, and is entitled, "Tho
Bells OF Shandon." 1t is novel field, and one
in which Mr.. Black will undoubtedly add fresh
laurols 10 those he. has already won.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

NOR sALE-LADIES' GOLD WATCHES
y equally good MS new; at very low prices, at
=. WALLACII, iil7 Pa. ave. decl3tf
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26
FREE ADVERTISING

Advertisements under The head of"Situdtioiis
Wanted" and "Help Wanted" ,ciu hereafter
be inserted in THE EVENING CRITIC hret
times FREE. We inritc our friends wishins
situations or help TO avail themselves Of thi,
offer. Answers directed in care Of CRITIC
Office toiU receire careful attention. Business
advertisements three lines three times for 25 cts
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

A NEW KINGDOM is expected. 1t will
be serva, and Prince Milan may probably
receive the royal title as New Years
gift.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

"what do you mean by disturbing me at
this hour OF the night 2" said an Austin doctor
angrily to a negro who woke him at 3 o'clock
was so busy yer didn't hab time tor tend ter
poor folks in der day time, so lowed I'd Jess
drap in after supper. -1erds Strings.
preacher in Louisville has been ruined by
poker. Poor man he probably spent too
himself to tho game alone to play 1t well.-
Stylus.
The best sermon In the world never yet rec
onciled the proud man, trying to curl his feet
up and out of sight under the pew, to the
painfully obtrusive and evident fact that the
wife OF his bosom had used his blacking brush
to polish the kitchen stove.-Burlington Hd,ok-
eye.
The politest young man going is a resident
OF this city. He took on his hat TO talk TO n
young lady through the telephone Cincinnati
| Commercial
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26
FOR SALE,
Advertisements of Three lines under this head
inserted times for 25 cents.

nor SALE-AN ELEVATED OVEN EN-
Il pire range, cheap; 1t is suitable for small or
large family In good condition can be seen now
In use; have purchased n new one. but much
larger. AT Alderney Dairy Depot, IA Third street
N
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

IT MUST TAKE the double rule of three
to calculate the whole cost of the dress
when tho embroidered front alone is volued
nj xQAA
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

ISAAC W. McvEY has not published an
explanation of his course" for several days.
What has become of Isaac?
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

Do WE understand the syndicate of
newspaper correspondents to hold that the
attitude of Father-in-aw is unconsttu.
tional2
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

THE New YORK SIN of yesterday paid
the Speaker very high compliment. In
fact, after what the SIN said about him yes.
terday, Gen. Keifer can afford to consider
himself complete success. The Suns opin-
ions are yery valuable.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

A FOURTEEN YEAR.oLp Philadelphia
girl is so fond of travelling that she has mar
ried blind beggar so years of age. She
intends to see the country while acting as
his puide
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

IF Thurlow Weed should happen to live
five years longer tho entire history of the
country would have to be readjusted in or
der to verify his "reminiscences.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

A NEW WORD is wanted. So many sons
in-law are now being introducted into poll
tics that term is necessary. Ncpotism
won't work exactly
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

IT is rumored that several great Reform,
ers will be out of n job after tho first. Peo-
pie having valuables will do well to take
the hint.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

The Post still mourns. There is ap-
parently nothing left for the Post now ex-
cept to resume the functions of Demo.
cratic organ. Samrandall will need n great
deal of help from this time on.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

In VIRGINIA, when man is convicted
of burglary for the third time, the law con-
siders him confirmed in the bad habit, and
relieves the community of its fears by send
ing him to the penitentiary for life.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

THE Chips of the Republican are hewn
right off the old block-oxcept those which
are hewn out of the columns of THE
CRITIC.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

A RUSSIAN COLONY has purchased large
tract of land in Sicily Island, Louisiana.
Tho Russ must want to make n complete
change of climate.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26
HOusES FOR RENT.
OFFICES.

LenON ltullulnBi room
bl6 th ~, room ~ u'''''..'.'.'
6i5 7lh st, upper
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

THE CRITIC is published every day ex-
cept Sunday. We do not stop for holidays.
In fact it is so much fun to publish THE
CRITIC that all days are holidays with us.
And yet The CRITIC is not published for
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

Mr.. MAxEY wants reciprocity treaty
with Mexico, which will capture English
trade and make the Mexican country one
grand theatre of American prosperity" Mr..
Maxey is from Texas, where the flowers of
oratory bloom on cactus plants.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26
Guiteau's Prospects.

st. Louis Post Dispatch.
1t will not be possible TO hang Guiteau this
year. He will be able 20 turn over new leaf,
though, about the middle OF next February.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

THERE WILL BE a new deal of large size
in the District Buildings very soon after the
lst of January. This is from the ground
floor as it were. We deem it proper to
make the announcement in order that the
parties concerned may not be thrown out of
work without warning.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

PROBABLY the curiosity hunters who
send their albums to court for Guiteau's
autograph will ultimately desire small
pieces of his rope as souvenirs. We suggest
that the rope be cut up and sold at $40 an
inch; the proceeds to be applied to defray
the expenses of the defense.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26
ron RENT


REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
No. 0l6 i street northwest.
(Lower Floor.)
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.
Houses and Rooms, furnished and unnirnished, Of
every description In all parts of the city, for rent.
RoON-RENTING A SPECIALITY,
on a new and novel plan. for the conyenenee Of
diagrams, n choice without visiting all the prem
i,Ses, giving an, accurate description Of Rooms,
Houses, Lots, Furniture, Location, etc, WITH IN
CHANGE OF REFERENCE WHEN REoUiRED.
We also rent Pianos, Organs, Furniture, &c.
NICE FURNISHED ROOMS.
No. ll55 Mass. ave. n. W., nice rooms.
No. lob 18th NJ. n. W., nice rooms
No 81 o street u. W., nice parlor and rooms.
No. 1927 st. n. WI extra fine parlofs and rooms.
No. 1910 q ST. n. W.. fine parlors and rooms
No. S2I VI ave. n. W., IL ofthe finest parlors and
- rooms In the city cheap to good party.
No. 20l2 lith st. II. w. nice unfirnlshed rooms.
No. @ a9s Iith st. n. W, splendid double parlors,
No. l7ls 81. n. W., elegant parlors and rooms.
No. Gl3 18th st, n. W., magnihcen 'parlors and
=. party. Private entrance,
no. 6lo 10Th 81, n, W., large, nice parTs.
No. i22i q st. n. w. w. choice parors sal and stable
No. 110i i ST. H. W., fine parlors and rooms, or VIII
rent the whole house.
NO. ~ 10th ST. H. W., very nice parlors and rooms.
No. g2g 9th vt. n. W., fine rooms.
No. 500 4th 1T. II. W., splendid parlors and rooms.
NO gl0 18th st. n. W., extra parlOrs orwhole house.
No. 1914 Iith st. n. W., nice large parors.
No. 2is A st. 3. e., elegant pariors and rooms.
No. 81 list st. II. O., elegant parlors and rooms.
NO. i2i9 st. n. w, splendid, parlors and rooms
No. 176 Pa. ave. II. W., double parlors and rooms.
No. 7OS 18th st. n. W., double parlors and single
rooms.
No. 500 9Th st. n. W., double parlors.
NO ~ 18th 81. II. W., double parlors and 3rooms.
No. 10 gth 81, n. W, double parlors'
No. COZ 9th st. n. W., double parlors.
No. 033 q st. n. W., elegant large double parors
No 9l5 q st. II. w, double parlors and rooms.
VACANT ROOMS WANTED IMMEDIATELY
Furnished and UNFINISHED. The demand upon
us is increasing. Those having Rooms and Other
property for Rent will find II GREATLY TO THRIH
u. IN.
dol
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26
Don't stop All the Fun.

st. Louis Post Dispatch.
1t is to be hoped that the Jury In the Guiteau
trial will brace up and that there Will bc no
interruption In tho harmonious proceedings.
Congress- has adjourned for the holidays and
It won't do to stop all the public amusements.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

We HEAR that the President has def
nitely decided to give New England rep
resentaton in his Cabinet. A Republican
Cabinet with New England left out would
be an astonishing. spectacle. 1t would bt
as bad as lusty young fellow kicking his
venerable mother out of her own house.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

Mr.. VAN WoRMER, chief clerk p. o. D.,
hasresigned, to take effect January 81,
1882, and has taken thirty days leave, thus
compelling p. NJ. G.. Howe to either dc
without chief clerk during that time, oil
else carry two on the rolls at the same
time.
Another Reformer gone. Gone to meet
Isaac w. McVey.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26
BOARDING.

NNTANTED-TABLE BOARDEBS AT sis
w per month also II pleasant room furnished
for lodging at 81; also stable for rent, very low,
mt 6ll street n. W. dell
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26
LOST AND FOUND.

u OST-ON THE NIGHT or DECEMBER rs,
streets northwest to Foundry church; liberal re-
ward will be given If returned 10 this Office. Ad-
dress G. G. H. de2O
VNOUND-ON p STREET, FRIDAY MORN
IL ing, a gold watch. The owner can have II by
calling at 1880 Twelfth street and paying cost.
del0-3tA
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

OUR ESTEEMED CONTEMPORARY, the
Star, is said to have suspended publication
to-day. Nobody misses it. In fact, if our
esteemed contemporary would get out a
hand.bill now and then announcing the
number of new advertisements it has on
hand and its circulation ~, it might take "a
perpetual holiday
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26
PERSONAL

w Suaintanee ofa & pleasant. IN tidy ~ WIDOW. WIDOW be- be.
tween 40 and years. Address SOCIAL CHAT
Critic office. de26-3tt
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

We LEARNED this morning for the first
time that the late President Garfield was
opposed to the defeat of the Democratic
party in Virginia. But we do not believe
it, all the same Several forged wills of
the late President have been presented for
probate and this is probably one Of them.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

The EDITOR of the Sunday Herald weeps
for Isaac ". McVey, the tavern-keepers
SOM.
Who got I'm scrape and homo he run.
The editor of the Sunday Herald seems To
bs uncomfortable. Perhaps he has exper.
fenced bad season. He is ordinarily man
ofsuperior sweetness of temper.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

yXTANTED-BY YOUNG BOY 10 YEARS
w old, place as errand boy; willing to make
dress w. f., No. l22O rwentyhith street N. W.
lplG
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

A GENUINE LONDON-DYE SEALSKIN
"A sacque, trimmed with natural Otter. for $50
Call at once, 436 Seventh street n. W. de22-3t
nor SALE-FOR HALF ITS VALUE, AN 49,
Il karat gold hnnting-case watch, as good as
new; suitable for Christmas present or to rattle at
fi,irs; warranted rs represented o. money re-
funded Call at stove store, 503 Ninth street n.
dp2l-3tH
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

THERE ARE TO BE five men hung in the
city of st. Louis within the next three
weeks. There are three very highly moral
journals published in st. Louis-the Post
Dispatch, the Republican and the Globe Dem
ocrat. Three more papers like these in st.
Louis and it would be depopulated in two
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

The above is only small portion of property ON
my books. For full list call at office FOR bulletin
Issued on LIST and 18TH decH
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1881-12-26

NTINTON'S TILES-HAND-PAINTE MA
WI Jolica, decorated, No. 1921 New York ave.
Single tiles twenty-five cents to ten dollars. For
this week only. Aterward sales will be exelu-
sively In job lots. dec22-3t
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aHnnrifin 0rnnrefr,nnt. .


Sn gtemz2DOrf erre9en sur 53ett Die 0en9re=
ront=GonSerte in Der Steimpapz6alle" in
bohem @rabe bic Qltfnlertlamfeit OeS utuiita.
liihen Bnblitums. lleber bas Debit Oe8 crit
IA Sabre alten 9en9remont id)reibt Gle
,Sta3tg.:" mn Wuitfalilf)e g4unoerfiuoer baz
ben betanntli6 in gfepz2)orf id)on ldrgIt ben
@rccit perlcren. Die S0ee. bag aid Otauris
ito 9en9remont nur Elm msbr oOer iueniger be-
gabteS, pluTfolilhes gSunOerfinO iei, bate
bier in Nen<DOrf entid)ie0en gSurSel gefaBt
uuo rem geiudle oeS 0ebiits9on5ertes 0es iuz
genolitlen Sraiilianer8 @intrag 9etbau. Sic
@ingeiueibteu, mir nteinen bartit &eute, pelbe
iid) Elm tpenig nm bic Stunt uno SunIs2itera~
tllr befitmmern, fOnnten natilrlid) nibt in
eiuen iold)en srOben Srrtbum p2rfaIlerl, unO
bisielben, iait auSiAlieBlid WtuIifer uuO Wtuz
ltzSenner, btlOeten 0enu auGl oaS Bublifun1
ncs erIten @ou5ertcS in Softer & 8Q'8 0alle
in Der gSeIt=23. StraBe, iusldleS Dem lunaen
9engremont einen ftiirmii6en, eutbuiiaz
iiiIhen @mpfang auf Gmerifantid)em SoOen
bereitete. llno mobl ueroient mar oieier @nz
pfaug i'll jeber 5iniidlt. 9engrtntOnt 1T fein
0unouflno - er fam nit Ieinen Qetitlngen
fiibn nit gereiiten Siinitleru BON 9fuf lit bic
Sdranfen treten unO iptro, pinu er auf Den
nit 10 rieiigem Grtolge elngeldia9enen Sab'
nen nnbcilrt meiter UormGrts Ihreltet, gemlB
nod Den Gri ten in ieinem @enre 5uge5dblt mera
ben. Son bornberein 1T Su conitatrcn, oaB
ieiueu ysiitunQen nid)tS llniertigeS antlebt,
tpie man cs bel ben iogenannten gSulbera
fiiicern ftets finoet. Der Siingliug Otugre=
mont bsberridlt ieiu Snltrument in 8eiug
auf Sennlf 10 poltoulmen, ME es ibsr.
baupt rllr n0qlidl 1T. gu oleer ntelifer-
hnft mon hNr
liidi6redsnOen Gednif geiellGn iid ein eritaln.
lid frGitiger, geiaugSrei6er Son uuo cine
Guffaiiung, tueld]e bon hobem SaleHt, BON
QanS entl1iebener fiinitlCrli1er Segabung
Seu9t. @ine ioldle 9ufiaiiungsgabc 1T ent.
id)ieocn nifts 2lngClnntes, niht baS BroOuft
cer 2ebren Oes pOrtreiaihen Barrier 0fetltsr8,
Der ihn ausgebllOet bat. ionOern Oa8 Rtiultat
Der cigeneu @eilttsthdti9feit. Oengremont lit
fein erctllent ab9eriGtcter SioIniit, ion0ern ein
iun9er Siiniiler nit Phantaiie uno @elft, uel=
der Die S10nteiien einer Competition III fin.
Den rpCib. Yenieicn bat CT 0ieieS bel ieinem
Debit namentlld) Ourh Die ieelcnpole QSleoers
eobe ess bon Saralate fir Die SiOliue einges
rihteten @bOptn'iden 9iOcturnO. &ie an6ern
betoen YtCcen, luelde Der iunge SInitler lpielte,
oaS Iiebente S0nSert BON 6. oe Seriot nuo OaS
,Soupentr De Sapon" bon 2eonaro (oem 2ebrer
3engremOnt's), aaben Inn @slesenbeit, Oa8
@ubltum burh ietne iabelhaite, rteiige Sertigs
teit in @ritcunen gu ieten. Sine iOldle Siher-
belt Der 9lpplIfatur, cine iOld)e &sinbeit OeS
&rucS, ielbit bet ben idmterigiten @rifieu,
miiiien nid)t mn Die aufmsrfiamtslt mo oaS
Sntcre1e bcS Maitiers, lOnOerA audi Die entbu.
iiailiid3e &emunSerung ber9uieu erre9en. Sein
Bublifum bat Der iunge Sitnitler nidt nur ent.
Sudt, iOnoern geraoesu be5aubert, 10 oaB es
nift nliiOe pur6e, lbn INNER mo INNER mic
Der 6erporSusufen. w
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Cages utgketten.

auf 3ieniias iit mad y0elmOnico's 6Otel"
in 9tep- Oorf cine ailgemelne SerIamm=
lung Der Sertreter aller SnOultries nno 5an=
oelS3pcige berufen ipor0eH, UNI Die SiHanSs
S6luBmoBnahmen sur intern0tionalen Ius=
ftelung Su treffcIl. Sen. 9raat lcll sum @rs
ftenmole Den Sorie fiibren.
6r. Sebiler, Der iriibere BrGf0ent Der Bebs
iters9Oom=SOnp." III u ew=Y orf, lit Der ST.
fiuoer zines 81 aoes fir . fer, mel.
dcs, Wenn es Ii9 III Der Yrari8 beludbrt, balO
bic 9GOer alter 6prm 9anSlit psrDrdn9eu
titrfte. Die meme grftnoung beitebt in hreu
SauptSiioen BARN, Dag Dus 9ta0 peniger 0tuz
Der bat, alS bie lett in @ebrauf befinblid)en
NGoer; es bat beren 16, pdbrcno 4. .. Der
9ampfer ogleriattc" 6elen 80 bat. 4uBerbem
beltebt leoeS 9iuber aus pier Gbcilen, meld,s,
aus Stabl bcr9eitellt, iidl bet'm GintauAeu in
haS gSafier auf autOmattdem gSaqe Ourtb
cine tiniad)e SDrridtuug ld)ltebcn un0 iid, 10.
balb ibre Suttion ais Wiotor auib0rt uno nod
ebe Iie bGs 9SGier cerlaiien, fpicoer UTfuen nuS
ionlit baS gSaiier burd)ihneiocn. Sen altea
6nbern felt fid oas gSaiIer III oerlelben 2aas
ais Elm sn iiberiuinbenbcs SinberniB IN ben
@ea. Eerner befiuben iidh bel &dSern neuer
Soniiruftion MIR bier, tel Der Glteren aber od)t
Rubtr i'm @aHer. Der nit RGoern alter
Yauart perlebene Oampfer yNoriatic" bat
suei Gpllnber bon SUP 5 3OQ 2Inge, arbeitet
nit 26 Biunb Druid uuo si1er Waidline bon
1890 Bferbefrait; babel MAIDEN bic Raoer II
llmbrebun9en in Der Wtlnute NIB le9t Der
9ampfer 16 Wieileu pro StunSe 3uriid. Wtii
8doern nsusr Gonfruttion beb1rf es nur enel
Waid)ine BON 3022 Sferbefraft, I'M bel AZ
umorebungen in Der Oiinute 20 0ieilen prr
| Stuube suriid5uleger. 5erner ipll oas Bel Der
&aocampIern 10 uuaugensbnle 6iitieln nabe;u
| 9anS perinteren mer0en.
Son HittSbnrg tpirb gemeloet, baB I'D
Der y Gilenmarft in iehr gsbritdten 3u
| fonbe befinoet. Die utter bem Giufluiie 0es
| ,SoomS" IN Die SGbe qetriebsnen Breie qeber
| idnea 5uriid II iino bereits auf $40 pro Sonu
9efpidlen. Sine ali9cnleine Serabittuug De,
ArbeitslObne uno in iGrem GefolNe Die unuer
mei6liGen DStrife8" lieben in ausI1t. 81
einer YiittbeiIung beiBt es: ,,Siellei1t beHer
iidl Ger @ilenbanoel I'M Sriihiibr, aber mer fam
! 0as rpiien? gSenn aber nid)t balo cine better
! &usfdlt iidl erDffrlet, bann nl1ge man fid1 po
| bem berorltehenoeR Srad bitten. @ebe maj
mir, iagte Der Wann, Su ben ueridieSeuen Sam
| mermerls- Seiiteru, NIB ipeGn iie Die Babrbei
| iaeeu mollen, 10 iucroen fie beltGtiaen mliIlsu
mas id) aelaat babe. @s~ifi unu0alttb, oi
| eegenmGrtsen 9iobeiicu= Preiie gu besahlen I'M
| 6obei einen angemeiienen Brofit 81 MAIDEN, I'M
oGsbaIb betreibtn uiele @igentbimer iest MI
nod ibr @cIddft, I'M ibre 3eute 3u bsI1dfti
cen uno bic Yreiie anfredlt 81 erhalten."
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| altcn, 1853 ans tpeiniilgen, Obcramt BAL
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@incinna ii rs. Sanuar. - gSdbreu0
Der GfleppOampier y Bengal GiQer" beute nit
elmer 4rSabl SOblenbar9en i'm SGlepptau bel
California, O., ntun Meileu ob;rbal6 Oieier
Staot,. lag, BART cine Der ,GrOmmcln" an
Dem 3amptfeiie, unb man gluubte 3uerf, SaB
2etterer erplobirt iet. 0a5 6abrSeug gerieth
gliidll6T @eiic nidlt in Sroub un0 murOe
nid)t srheblif bsihdbigt. Ser Sdl'eppoamz
pier Sam 8ropn" elite Dem Bengal 8tgcr"
5u Sitlfc unG bradte Die BerpunOeteH bisrber
Der Bengal &tgcr" mar im Slgriiie, mebs
rere nit &oblan bclaOene S0rgrn hierBer gu
busiiren. Die SCrIetteu, meltbe obue Nus
nabne betenflid) berbriibt ipurOsH uno idmmtz
litb aus gittsbur9 ftammen, iuo: GharltS
9ercirol, Qootic. unO i,ine &Of)ter; S5rl. u.
Bbilipps, 5ranf 8otiOn, 2ootit, Der 9efarz
better GamIel Safsr uuo Der Stsluaro Mits
ton MtcGable. Die 28uneen ees 2eetereu iiuo
wablideinlid) t00tlih. Die llnshtdliAen
prrren im bieiiasn o@uten Samuriter- 6Oiptz
tale" uuteraebradlt.
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GjnriE144AAtnptt

Irtb b aSfUille, One, %. SlnEar.
- GleopbnS 2of0nce, Der Di0rber aus Bull
itrooe, nur6e nm lIhr beute i'm 6oiraume
De8 bietaeH @efdngnilieS biageridtet. 8ss
ui0itens 1000 Uieniheu p0rer Dor Dem Sc
bdnbe reriammelt, ieOpd nllr lpelllge er6ielten
3utritt. Xad]ance, meIdcr nur 2l Sabre alt
mar, perbrahte cine id)lailoie gtadlt, oeripeilte
jeood ieiu Sriibiiif beute friid auid)atneno nit
Dem beiten Ippetit. &ater 0isitbar blieb mIh-
renO Der gou5en 9tad|t bel 0en @efangeneu.
9lls bic ShInOe Der $0inridtung eri6ien, be-
trot Qad)0nce obue 9RodunO 6ut OQS Sd)aiiOt,
uno oa cas- thermometer 0ui 8 @r0O inter
ytuQ itau0, 10 iGtcn er olel bon Der Salte 81
lsiSen mo iitterte pie Gipenlaub. Der 8elt.
Iid)e ticlt cine flrSe Aniprad]e all Sie Seriams
mcIteu uno tbeilte nit, paB Der S;rurtheilte
ieine Shulo eingeitebe. SfrcGitd]e 3udun,
Gen per3errten nad rcm Stur55 Nen S0rper oe5
Grmsn S;inctr8, MD Ct ftarb ougcnihsiHli9
eiuen idiueren 500. 2adance bate I'M lebten
Sttober ell juEgc8 MGpfen, Namen5 Otiiict,
crmorOct neil Oaiitlbe iit itinsn @tliiiten nld)t
untcrperien nOllte, nuO Die Seidle lpdter III
tineu Srrnueu gsporfeu.
Sapannab 3d., %. Sauuar. - @tOie
8ura9a, Elm 9teger, neldler Ciuen Sren, Nas
mems 9risccu. ermorhcte, tpuroe htute 81
@Gpnc8borO', @a., gebdngt. Selntm Sruocr
6rani, pclt5cl beute AI iGhfaQS bngeriftet wer'
ben jollte, luur0e elnc oretwGAige Galgcnfrtit
bGuilligt, tIocm Wtoie augegsben bat, oaB er
elIeiu Ote Chat oeribte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-29

GhtcaQ 0 %. Slnudr. Die 3uiubr UoH
SGmsiuCn belief Td bcutc auf 25 700, Die Ser
icuOuug uui 5000 Stiid; Olc 8yeiie Uarirteu
3mihen $5.15 uno $595. - &iuooieb: 3u=
tuhr 1000, GcrtuOuu9 5000; Sertduie Su
S2.25 bis S5.4O. - Smaaie: 3uiubr 1900,
Srimourq qlIOO; &eiduie gu 81 bic $3.50.
ct. Goui5, %. Sanuar. - Die bcuti9e
3niubr BON Shmciuen tctrug 800, Die Ser-
iguOung $500 Stiid; Sutiuic Su $500 bis
$3.50, - 9tiuoUieh: 3uiubr 700, SarienOuug
1900; Sulduit III $500 bis $500 Shaaie:
3uinbr 800, &uienoHug $3.50; StrIdafe 5W
&3.75 bis 1925.