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ielbe Srduinen eigentIih s'2iebIthe ipar
nnb tpD i6 bid iebt 10 betraebt, Sa beat
t9 gar nit, 0il ipdrft berbeiratD' s'ipeit
ilnb batt'it 9inSer g'babt ieBt lit mir
all oas Gflebte tpie Traun unD'S @es
trduntte ipirb n1er tpie'S Grlebte."
Gr fabte nit ieiner fa6hernen Ged,ten
ble tpelfe Sanc Der 4Itet unb brildte lie.
Dgielleld,t pergiBt AUDI ou n,an6mal auf
alI' bein 9Siberfabr'nes, ipenn mir ,lnS
oa uater ben 9lusen bernmgeben ,tub in
nns bas 8eodGtniB an bie j3eit lebta
miro, 100 mir pbne 8enfen un6 8eIinaen
nebeneinanOer Der burb B. Crime gSeIt
8 lalifen ieiu. SeIb1 Belt, ipp mir rns
ein Seften brIr6 n ltillen gSa[o binOane' :
ldliden haben Bis sur Qihtung, no nan
10 ipett ms Slahlanb itebt, mitben flein'
SDrfsrn, ben RebbitgeIn nno Die Berg,
DIE tern blauen iuenn pa 10 Der Iieb'
Sonn'f6ein iiber 9tllen g'legen is unb
Der 9Sino 10 Ita6 b'riiber ipegg fddeIt bat,
ba is iins in b tiefitc .Seel' binein ipprs
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gen, afs sdb' nur Elm @rinnern an 6eut
uno oaS tollt' 8leifSeit aud perseIen iein
nnb mir bab'n aufs'iub3t: ,Serr sott,
ipas fpit't bein' 98eIt +"
llnb Der Greis fab in bas GeIidbt Der
8reiitn ,lnD oieIe iab pDr itb BIN unS bic
gSalobeSerbiitte mar peridipunoen, Der
0ualm seritpben Die Sannenli6tung
itanb Sa, Die 3peise fa6eIte,L in bellem
SpnnenIdein Lag baS fla6e 2anb nit
feinen fleinen tpeiBsn Sbrfern, beIlgra=
men Jeebbttgeln unb ferneit ttefbIauen
Bergen unc Die S6geL iansea; su SyilBen
elmer Sanne i'm ipetden DtppIe iafen sipei
2entcbsn, = Der itaulnise 8urI6e 6atte
ieinen 9lrm Inn bic $5afte Der fleinen,
orallcn gI,itbdu9igen 0trre gei9lasen
jett ipplLte Ct iie nit Der freien 0ailo an
benz &inne iailen unb ibren Dhn6 an ben
ietnen ;tpiitgen fie aber bIidte ibm IheLs
ntticb IN bic Ausen. v9u bilt Der llnses
iliigian,'," iaste iie. ,,UtorSen 1T AUDI
EN- Sas,4 miO 9riff nit bsiDsn 9dnSen
ieine &e6te.
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Serseritreute 6 ON ms1sieus
7rntb.

Der 9err Stabtpfarrer Bat nealih BEN
5errn Gomner5ienratb SirIdbora um Die
nDtbi9en 9ectiSen, bamit er bslien fIsinea
Sohn tn haS Saufresiiter eintragen fSnne.
Jtun 1T aber Der .Serr epmii,ersienrntb
EN- gar 5erltreIter Wann unb 10 tam e.,
Dap CT Dbne b6ie Abiidt uub IeDislih
leiner 6e!pDbnbeit eentaB unter bic Nu=
brit sgatsr" iein u0iri4bOru & Comp.
ieste.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1881-08-14

Bet Gerbrennungen nu6
Serbrii hnngen Iinbert nid,ts fo
tdnell ben ShnterS ais Oas Qtllfis8en bpll
Gtipetb. Gs lit beIler aIS GpIipoiitin, he's
su beraleLben 3ipede pieIfah empfobIen
fuiro unb pieIe .anbere MitteI unD beIist
Sustei4 ben 8ursug, baB iranlsr sur Sanb
lit.
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Wall,e Naatnter S24.

Ropf- u8is jett nod gar feins, aber
iladIten Uionat 1T 5ohseit. unb tpeun
Sic iiber's Sabr ipisber bieies Q1eges
fctanlen batn boff id> beHer oieisea 5,s
fDnnerl." Die 9amen Iiefen 0npon EN-
narrab burhbrauite bic Cuff llub 6er
niht peripettete Geft ipurbe alif ba8 MpbI
oes sufiinftisen Stammbalters unb isiner
Nutter geleert.
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glIts&eserI bielt sfpiiben ibren idmas
len sSiugera bic fn68erne ,oanp ces Malb.
pegers.
pGL ba rnein," iagte iie, mar einmaI
cine 3eit -"
Gin ipebmiitbiSes 2d9eIn ipielte un bic
eingefaIlenen 2ippen Der bei6en 9tlten tic
iaben Sanb in Sano uno Iabea bur9 bas
6eniter na4 ben srlnen Tannestpei=
gen. unb Der tpeiBe SIaunL Der bic un6 oa
sipliden ben Staoeln biaS, mp9te tpobI
SLuthe iein.
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Wannigfaltiges.


nSerr Sberafntmann, ioeben If mir ii
Der eSpnne' brilben inein 0lit seitObIeH
tpor6en."
ogSie f6nnnen Sic iib llnteritebett pbne
9ut por @erift gu erideineus Sic sabs
len fpe8eg unsebiibrIidfeit hrei Wlarf
Strafe!!"
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SdIe9te 3eiteu

ausait: Niiieratple 3eiten!
Graugptt: uJlL on braudF bed
tttb se flaeen Bel beiuer Ideeren @teIle.
Auguit Sheeiae Gtslie 2 96d, fatt
eiIen fnnn mer Sib nlebr. YaB NH
% 8rci6en per0ten' i1 ben Gag
Is Grof6en braud icb for'i1 Bier
z fpr DC S6Idfiteae I'M
6 for Gigarren mas iipris BIeibf, baz
bernllt iDa ner M meni4eniperbiges Das
iein fibr'n /!
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for Gigarren ; mas itrrig bIeibt, bas
berrnit iDa mer M meni9snipsrbiges Das
iein fibr'n /!
Gin rieftger Steinbaufen<
IN Der 2anoeSipra1e ,,8irs Simrubd aes
.nannt, beSeicbnet iest nod Sie Gfeae, no
Der 8abpIoniIfe Eburm seItanoen babers
foH; bod iinb Die GeIebrten infofsrn
pariiber ,lneinig, ais CT an Ser, nit ben
uebsrIieferlinsen nibt I'M Ginflana ifes
benoen Seits bes 5IuBuferS Iieet. 9rpss
oeut ftnb Die Seiten beS Iburne5 nod
sien,lib beutIid, besei9net, uno aIters
tbuinSfprI6er fteIlen na6 ibuen bie gs=
redn,ing onf, baB er stipas iibsr lebsbar=
bert SUP bod seipeien lein nuB, svabrenD
Die Irabittonen ibn ais ssbn MsaI 10
bod i4iloern.
gErppif6e5iBe." Gs lit IN bies
fem Sabr 10 bel iiber Teinperatur asS
i1rieben unb selprpden poroen, SaB Boz
fentltd aud Die roilfommene EhDrbett bes
NuserudS pErcpii6e Sibe" babei slnt
Beipubtiein 9ebrad,t iporSen lit. Menn
mir einen redt boben Temperatllrarab I'M
gSetter beseidnen ipoIeil, 10 ipreheu mir
bon ,,tropii9er Soibe, ipdbreiso es lbqts
iade lit, oaB ertreme gSdrmesrooe frie BET
uns, }. .. 100 Grab uno lsand,muI nod,
erbeblih oariiber, in Sropengegenben, ma,
tilrlIb i'm Sdatteil, ednslih lmbefanilt
iinb. g8as Die soise bort allein oriife,1o
unc fir Den &6rper nadtbeiIiger nae5f,
alS bel ans, lit ibre fat unuutsrbgosbene
Oaaer, beipnbers aber Der mcilt itarte
s5eitdtiSfeitsssbaIt, Der 2uft. Der aud bet
uns iiinslt einaelne Gage bon peraleihss
tpeile seriugerer 9ite entihiebeat 6riisisns
Der erid,einen lieB, ais anbre Taae BON
bel h6berer Semperatur. % frifa !.
nii9e Site Itimmt IN ieoer Nsaisb,,ao,
piei beiier als ,tropijfe DiBe,1 tpis dbr;y
gems Die MebnIihfeit unieres ,,Gcnt;ue1sS
tal=Slimas1 NIT bem afrifaniSbsn uilbt
anoerS ertparten TAFT. 3 &
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Die ywetilid)t yt6tttr, :
tas 5ouutas Cincinnati eoIfsBIetts anstss
nastrbaItinss aettitse etpiSmet unb issGusn I'd
Sduptd9IiH 0ur9 bic TrsfIiatsn sss bssin perSHs1h
Itsten ursdhulnesn aus.
grris 500 per sabr, yorso,rsA Rae eassss s2.Su
pei Sabs, partofre,
Ginselnf Rumusern: Einf Gsnis. pcfHr bas Biatt
oen itabtti9sn mbanmsnssH sus bic Sraaerln's aaas
selisfsrt wirb.
1sihienbunsen fSnnsn pet ygvonep Oyer sSes ses
ssitrtFtsn Brisf auf unier Riiifc semapt wesSen.
Ole CINCINNATI VuLgSsiA!T COxgllHlE,
BG0k 1A1A,
cincinnati. ChiD.
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The business in railroad bonds was not large, but
II was well distributed. Generally the speculative
kinds show some improvements, but the demand
for the investment classes is not sufficient to adj
vance figures beyond the nominal quotations. Erie
second cousos sold at 99'sa 100, closing at the
hIrhcr figure which ~ an advance of Il per cent.
Missouri first cOnSols were Is lower at 1O0h,
seconds were steady at 40, and general
mortgages 1T 81 7saS2 Boston, Hartford aud Erie
Grts closed With an advance of d ut 6sa. c., {. aud
c. incomes sold at 1916 against 73, the last pre-
vious sales. Chesapeake aud Ohio currency debts
were 2, higher at 53ls Mobile and Ohio first de
hcnturcs recovered TO 06. Canada Southern tirsts
were l. higher mt 0s7s, and Metropolitan firsts
were l., higher at 1913. East Tennessee, Vlr-
pinia and Georgia incomes were l per cent
hirher at 5J. South Carolina frSts-liscd
ye.terlay-sod at 1O1. Michigan Central % sold az
g7Io Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern iirsts
were l., better at 100 Scioto Valley frsts sold at
lOgDIOO. Wabash general Is rallied Hom Sis TO
Sa4S77z. Denver and Rio Graude cOnSols rose -
per cent 10 100 and Kansas Pacific cOnsols y per
cent 10 1913. Texas and Pacific income were up A2
To- 73l, aud hrsts, Rio Grande division, a to 81 ID
Annexed are the closing quotations;
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different women the latter of whom falls to INSPIRE
respect or pity She is the simulacrum OF Mary
Stuart.
We have indicated what we believe to DO the
defect of the concluding part of Mr. SwinDurhes
trilogy, and it is certainly an unfortunate one. Ii
it were relieved by the vitality OF any olner CHAR
acter NV skilful DEVELOPMENT of the action, or Dy
the surprise of any situation, it might be condoned
IN the reading, but it is not so relieved lhere arc
no table lands in I" Mary Stuart" but everywhere
the same level, which would be hlgh one, No
doubt for a new poet. but which is assurediy low
one for the author of /" Atalanta in CalYuoh' WIN
stanus better chance of being renleiiiooiou
through that grand old Greek tragedy than li'ousn
this numbering, uisjOinted modern Uo'n'o 'iii0s''
HARLEM CITY OF NEw-YORK). Its Origin ana tha
T Ifh5 nv JAMES RIKER. Large $40. PIP
63G Printed for the author . r
Mr. Riker prefaces his interesting coLectlon u
details concerning the early history OF iiaiion'
with five elaborate chapters treating Oh 1no poAS
cal and religious influences which drove from Noi
ern France from Belgium and from holiahu t"o
Huguenot ancestors of many modern P'OPi"
holder in Harlem and NeW-lorh'
bontors MIGHT have been condensed into one 10 the
great improvement of the book which suffers ho'
little from the Introductory mass of detail nuch Oh
which is nnlmportant Through the Dutch ana
Tnrlisb occupations, through Indian troubles ana
village ouarrels. Mr.. Rikcr takes the men ana
women of Harlem with minute care thaI
is almost painful There Is niue ski.
of arrangement in the volume and 10 grace ol
style but the facts which Inc has heaped together
are in many ways curious and suggestive. In CO.
pous APP endix the author gives divers notes on e
carly settlers of Harlem and on the acquisition and
transfer of land He has also added maps, key to
titles, and an INDEX
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The Sub Treasury to-day gained S29O.2OI on pal
currency loss OF $5l ,4G2 This makes the net gain
since las Friday S56l 462. For the greater part OF
the day money on call nj the Stock Exchange COM
manded premium ranging from l-64 to l-32 IN adj
diton per cent interest, but III the last moment
the rate Tell Ia per cent. The domestic exchanges
on NewYOrk at the places named are quoted as io,-
lows: Savannah. ;Ss0l IS discount; Charleston, g
discount TO par; New-Orlcans, commercial, " 30
discount, bank, par; st. Louis, 80 cents dis
count The United States Treasurer at Washing
ton to-day received S256O00 National bank
notes for redemption The customs recelpts
were $500 psi and the revenue receipts S3l0,4S3.
The Clearing House statement to-day Is as follows:
Exchanges, SlS2 4G3,73o; balances, T|-IZ, loo.
The transactions at the Sub-Treasnry covered:
rency balance. $i,3Ols676; coin balance.
SIS .G35. 402.
The markets for foreign exchanges are decidedly
more active and rates firm, with az advance to
the following quotations for actual business
Bankers bills sterling. - SOl4 and ~ 81 Tor
long and short bills respectively; francs, 520s and
5.202s; reichmarks, 04l4 aud 05is and gGiders,
1884 and 40.
regular weekly meeting to-day made no change ia
the banks minimum rate for discounts aud IL re-
mains at D per cent. During the week the bank
lost E434 600 bullion and the proportion OF lts re-
serve To It's Liabilities reduced from 1898 TO
3I3s per cent against IS DIG al same date
last year To-day the bank gained 100000
bullion on balance The weekly statement OF
the Bank of France shows specie changes
as follows: Gold increase 100000 francs,
and silver decrease 100000 francs At the Lon
don stock Exchange British cOnsOls were irmcr at
L. advance a. 30 $40 for money and at 30 ZIG for
account. For United States OOIds the only quota
tions received we're for the Is which were down
from I2l to 12Ol2. and later l2O9i American rail-
WAYS generally were better but the quo aions were
nothing but reflections of lhc better prices OF YES
terday afternoon in the home markets. In Paris
French 3 per cents rose from o3.97l2 to SiOo, and
later declined TO $3.50.
The receipts of -four and gram at the principal
Atlantic ports this 10Th day of December were:
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS,

Ioypov Dec 29-l2:30 m.-U bonds four per cents,
20 Atlantic and Great Western hrs mortgage trustees
certificates AN do mortgage l6; Erie, ~ y do second
conss lO2 l.; NewJersey Central consos ll6; NewYorx
Central 1850. Illinois Central 1874 IL Pennsylvana Central,
g3I; Reading 3J3 NewYOrk, Ontario and Western. Is Il
milwaukee, ami ~ Paul common lusLS
LONDON Dec. 29.-3:O0 D. m.-The bullion IN the Bank OF
England has 243l0j0 during the past week he
proportion Bank England To Liability which
last week 3sS per cent, Is now "a N per cent
LONDON, Dec 20-4.OO y. m.-Consols 9SoIs for money
bonds. four per cents, pSOS
Atlantic Western FIRST mortgage trustees GER
AZ Erie, 42ls Pennsylv Central O3s hea
ing, 81 y 90, r., ......
RoNDos, Dec. $3.50 p. m-Consols, 99aie for money
JgSa Atlantic treat western nist
mortgage trustees certificates 4Gl do second 10 q ERE
Asa do second cOnsols, lOl u Newly ork Ccha loo2'
Illinois Central l33L Pennsylvania Central % Readng
35 NewYork, Ontario and Western 2I Mh"auAeo shd
panl common. lUOA -
LONDON Dee 20-5:O0 p m.-The amount OF bullion gone
the Bank of England balance to-day IL touOOO
LoNpoN Dec. 10000 m.-Parls advceS quote Uirco
pcr 80 50 Confines TOT tine account
PARIS Dec. 2953U D. m.-Exchaike on Lohuoh 30 Hancs
p1Ris Dee % M weekly statement Of the Bank
of France shows OF 100000 francs god and
q decrease Of 4 700, 900 francs IN silver
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higher Snd very unsettied No. Red Fall 81 3S' easn;
81 IS January 81 3s February 81 ala March ~ 1872
May sales 81 iss February ~ 40i. march, 8! AZ May
No Red Fall, 81 2eh bid NO 40 81 10 6id e Corn
MSTch &c April 69c. May. Oats armeri 40ly eeshi
81 isc barley steady s TO- Pork urn and sies;
$40 80 bid January sl7 90 bid February 81 80 BID
March. Bukmess arny held shoulders &c; Clear k,p:
shoulders 7gc; Clear Rib, 9Ss; Clear sides lOc Lard
firm at lie. bid. Butter Normally unchanged Eggs
nominaly unchanged Whskey steady at 81 TO- Receipts
Flour 1000 bbsi Wheat $4,000 bash Corn $4,000 pash'
Oas 2SOO bush rye, 1000 bush- Barley, 2OOo bush
shipments-Four 5000 bbAi Wheat, 5000 Dush Corn
$4,000 bush.i Oats, lsOOO BUSH.
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Yesterday. To-day.
CL OSIyG PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Reported by JOHN H. DAVIS q CO.. ~ WaH-st.

THURSDAY, Dee. or. NJ.
To-day's stock market developed no little irrcgu-
larity in the various movements in prices. Con
orally the market opened firm and further advances
were recorded for prices; but by midday all the
force was lost, aud after that tbs sustaining of
prices became question OF labor and
manipulation. 1t seems that there have been
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several small pools made up in the stocks when
recently have declined the most, the main object OF
which was to make market for realizing prohts
out Of the existing short" interest. Unfortunately
for the pools" the shorts" have purchased with
the pools and now are ready to sell with them.
Prominent among the stocks that are so situated
are the Wabash preferred which to-day
rose from 67l2065 to 6Sl206Sli, and North
ern Pacific preferred, which, after selling at
757s07712 closed the as it opened, at 1854. The
last advance in Wabash preferred to-day was aided
by the open orders to purchase given by DrOmi-
nent director Of the company, but it is questionable
if secret orders to sell from the same source dd not
prevent the accumulation of any stock at the adj
vance. As to the dividend on the stock, 1t Is now
settled that none will be paid in February
next. There however is little doubt that
the interest Oh the cOmpany's bonds due January
will be paid although it is admitted that the com
pany has not the necessary funds in hand TO meet
the payment. The Vanderbilt properties after be-
ing strong in the early dealings were weak IN the
afternoon, and generally closed lower than laSt
evening. Northwest particularly strong
but ended 81 below its best hgures anu
st. Paul rose TO 106l2G 1868, Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western was inclined to be
weak all day, while Reading was comparatively
firm at about 601f, after selling up to 6o9i. west
ern Union rose to SOls, and ended firm at 1884.
There has been very large liquidation by the
"bearsn who are waiting only for further advance
to renew their sales. Hence the closing Of the mar
ket was Iyixed, irregular and unsettled.
Government bonds were only moderately active,
but prices were strong especially for the GIGS. The
bids for the continued 65 advanced IA and for
the continued So ls per cent. Annexed are the
clo
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or city bank stocks, American Exchange sold
l2Ol at t25, and Park 10 at 100, eX-dlvidend.
The bidding and asking prices on the first call were
rs follows:
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Tennessee ii. Old SootO Valley 1T Chic ~ l. & y
I5.uOD 800. 7Iia l5.IOO. ---.. lOJlt LIST consol
virginia is d,frr'd 5000. 100 loo .99o-
i0niO - 81 Louis * I Mt Peoria ID & Evil In
- - a. Inc Cairo & Fut LIST 1000. .......75
uou 7GL, LOCO ..... no NOr,h Pacific lat
Inter coup Ga + Tenn q ca coupon 49,
400 =. Oh, 2OJD........S2ta 5000 ..-. lO2l2
Val cen Il Gs RTenn Va & q In IAN Pac lst con4Ol
81. 900 -. ~ 5000. b3.. 80 1000 5000. lO3
81 doI s77s| y y m & West Mo ST Gen ~
Mich Central 81 New 2d con $50 . 1900 .,;;,s2
10000 .... 97a 6OOO.-..... 100 Boston II aidE lst
Tex Pac In 10 I.lf q Nun lat 10000. GS q
no 600 ..-.-.. 1871 1000. ..... 1913 !
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The following are the quotations for securities on
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