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by Associated Press.
NEW IoRK. Dec. 1.-The market opened at n slight
Improvement yesterdays closing due largely TO
the denial OF the rumors current yesterday The i'm
provement of short duration, however and
throughout the day the general list draurad uiiI
Sp.o,,s-' ii -iiaa 1i'eur the close, When on
free buying the market advanced rapidly most stocks
showing Improvement Of 4 to y per cent. for the
day. In exception the Wabash stocks show loss of
y oa per cent. The weakness of the lasnamed
stocks due TO rumors that the company were bor-
rowing money ~ high rates of interest TO meet their
fixed charges. The advance of the last hour was
sisted by purchases to cover shorts, considerable
amount OF same having been put out yesterday after.
noon and this morning. Money worked easier few
paying more than per cent.
National Republican., 1881-12-03
georre,ovn GRAIN Trnde.

Arrlvals-Bon Ellen Brookes, with 5000 bushels Of
weaE boat II. NJ Talbot with $3.50 bushels Of corn
and 400 bushels Of wheat boat Samuel Jarhne, with
1900 bushels corn aud 1000 bushels Of wheat Sales
10000 bushels OF whcat sold yeSrcday NJ prices rang
Inc froin 81 3Sls 10 81 6lls.
National Republican., 1881-12-03
AIernndr,n GrnIn Market.

ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 2-Flour unchanged Wheat
hrm; $50 bushels sold ut u 30, Sl 90 for Futz;
81 4iGDI 10 for Lancaster. Corn Is lower, zoe for new
and 74df5c for old white. Rye and oats-None ne.
National Republican., 1881-12-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

stock ana Boud baltimore
aud New Yoris Produce Markets.
The following report Of the financial market yes
terday, together with tile opening, highest, lowest,
and closing quotations. furnished by tho bank.
ng-house of II. ID. Cooke, jr., d Co.. ii2g street,
| Washington. d. c.:
National Republican., 1881-12-03
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Dec 2-Vlrglnia Gs, deferred, II; do con
solidated 20; do second SERIES IO new iOOs, 45 bid
National Republican., 1881-12-03
by Associated Press.

BANKElis' EXCHANGE.
Three.day bills--- is5 Sixty day bils........ 4sl
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following Is list OF advertised letters remain
ing In tho posl-olces in the city Of Washington, De
ccmbcr 3, 1891; ID. n. ANGER T.. NJ.
National Republican., 1881-12-03
baltimore stock Ro.rl.

suB-TREAsuHY BALANCES.
in ........ SSO1sSOis 90 Currency -.. SII325i 90
National Republican., 1881-12-03
MINING STOCKS.
GOVERNMENT noNps-cIosINo auorArIoNs.


United States per cent. extended....... 100 dO0S
United states per cent. extended .".... lJ1ss10li
United states ~ per cent. reglstered..... i376dli
United States A. per cent coulI l3ss6lIl
United states per cent. registcrcd...... lGfsMil7
United states per cent coupon. ........- III 3GMllS
United states per cent q. L..u........ ll7;s6gll5
District OF Columbia a6js- lUT
National Republican., 1881-12-03

Megnthlin, Elmer j, schooner III Hickman
Knight, ChaS A, schooner Louisa Frazier
Crowley, Jas g, schooner Ebon Fisher
Lloyd, Jas ID, schooner Agnes Reppar
Randall, III NJ, schooner III V Kelsey
TiCe, William, schooner William Tice
Norton, s q, schooner Prail
Shaw, Everett II, schooner II Nandusen
Peterson, j &, schooner Weaka
Hedges, Harry, schooner Hattie !. Williams
Thompson, John, schooner He Bassett
Snow, n l., schooner Alice Hell
Pardee, = n (2), schooner Il II Dyer
ROckman, Chas, schooner A IL Feary
RILEY, Capt, schooner Mary Riley
Hibbard, ChaS J, schooner Norlun
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-04-20
from the Kansas City Tlmes,l
uIaMOu6E.

II ~ tho old familiar hand
I've seen II on aud on again,
Aud touching memories MI me when
Each dainty little page Is scanned.
She penned mo llnes-no guilcful art
Appeared IN what was writ and spelled
Hut, oh, In every sentence swelled
The pleading OF n trusting heart
She trusted me with womap's trust,
And I-poor trlflng, shuiiilng knave-
Accepted OF the trust she gave
With soul more generous than just
For weary days wronged her sure
trampled on her trusting heart,
Until found that We must part,
AS she could never trust me more.
I read this missiye she has sent,
Writ In the old familiar hand
~ cannot trust you longer, and
I'm going 10 sue you for your rent"
-[Eugcnc Field.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-04-20
Husband and Wife.

A good husband makes good wife.
Some men can neither do without
wives nor with them; they are wretch
ed alone in what is called sIngle-bless-
edness; and they make their homes
miserable when they get married.
They are like Tompkius' dog, which
could not bear to be let loose, and
howled when he was tied up.
Happy bachelors are likely to be
happy husbands, and happy husband
is the happiest of men. A well, match
ell couple carry u joyful life between
them, as the two spies carry the cluster
OF Eschol. They are brace of Birds
of Paradise. They multiply their
joys by sharing them, and lessen their
troubles by dividing them. This is,
fine arithmetic. The wagon OF cares
rolls lightly along as they pull togeth-
er, and when it drags little heavily,
or there's hit.h anywhere, they love
each other al the more and so tighten
the labor.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-04-20
WHOLE NO 20l5

school At Long Branch In July Tor q
iorlnlghl's vacation, Tho Secretary
was instructed to return thanks and
hope that matters could be arranged
10 pernli of the gathering
RRrniMASDRp,
The President looked up aud down
the aisle, goi his eye on the man he
wanted and said
'Bradder Llchiirld Jones, will you
please walk up hcah 2
Mr. Jones cane forward al on acute
anslr made sSgsral Efforts 10 bow, and
was asked
On d. 10Th 0t MarGl, you war
token sick 7
yes sah,'
You considered yourself danger
ou'ly slckI
Il did sab,
Yes, 'pect 40 tot your wife ap'
piled u do club tor relief, an ! in.
s,rucled the Treasurer TO pass ober
three jollais fur dat week. ! need
not tell You dat We all ieel sorry fur
you, an dat We wore long i,ces at do
idcah OF losin' You from dis lodge
Yon war ,ooken III on do 10th. was
considered dangerous on de 20lh, m
on dc 2lst your wife was glben sS,---
Am k'rect
YES, sah,
well, den, on ,le 22d you borrowed
a sho,gua an went cut 10 hunt rab.
bits. doan' know how mnch game
you bagged, hut | kinder reckon dat
speedy recovery OF yours was mos
wonderful thing
YES, sab dc sickness went righ,
of in de night
'Bruddcr Jones' continued the
President, after long look at him,
you played dirt on dis club. It's no
use to deny it, kasc we have oil dc
evidence. L's' var you jumped into
do ribber and saved The life Of Pickles
Smith. OATS de reason | doan'
bounce YOU now. You mus return
dat money an apologize fur your
mcanness, an il I eber co,ch you
slippin' agin, you'll git ont OF Para
disc Hall so fast dat sho.lealner can.r
oberlako you!' p"
Brother Jones made very tnll.ap-
ology, restored the three dollars, and
the club adjourned amidst songs of
peace and expressions Of harmony.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-04-20
CEN1AuR R
[ininl1ent.

The most Powerful,
Penetrating and Pain-relieving
remedy ever devised by man. 1t
soothes Pain, it allays inflammation,
it heals Wounds, and it cures r-
RHEUMATISM,
Sciatfca, Lumbago, Scnlds,
Burns, Stiff Joints, Cuts, Swell
ings, Frost bites, QuinSey, Salt
Rhcum, Itch, Sprains, Calls, and
Lamencss from any cause. Suf-
fercrs from
PAIN IN THE BACK,
Fever Sores, Eruptions, Broken
Breasts, contracted Cords, Ncu-
ralgia, Palsy or dislocated limbs;
and owners of horses, planters, me-
chanics, merchants and professional
men everywhere, unite in saying, that
CENTAUR IMMINENT
brings relief when all other Lini-
ments, Oils, Extracts and Embroca-
tons have failed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-04-20

Get some SCOT from a chimney or
stove where wood is used for fuel, put
it in an old pitcher, and pour hot wat
er upon it. When cool use it to wat
er your plants every few days. When
i, is all used fill up the pitcher again
with hot water. The effect upon roses
tina. have almost hopslessly deterior-
ated, is wonderful in producing a.apid
growth of thrifty shoots, with large
thick leaves, and great number OF
richly tinted roses. Never despair of
q decayed rose until this has been
tried.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-04-20

"Druuk again, eh = said the mag
istrate, contracting his brow and look
ing severely at the prisoner. "Yes,
yer houor,' candidly returned Pat. 81
was after splittin' wood at yer houor's
house, and the le6dy asked wud take
suuthin'. Twill says !, and tux two
glasses, but if l had known yer honor
kept such bad liquor, pom my sow, l
wudn't have tux but one."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-04-20
EzyzAN
AsH-1loNIC
A Perfected Purifier OF tho System.

A Perfected Purifier OF tho System.
ToNe,- -"IRcrsdsihg ne ftrnOti, 0,riGHEg ne
g.seisg DEBILITY aHdTsstoHNg hfaIhy " J'me''oNs'"
WEBSTER
For Indigestion, and Dyspepsia,
the many forms of Liver COM
plant, Impure and Impoverished
Blood, and Functional Derange-
ments attendant upon Debility, and
for building UP the weak, ASH
Tonic is doubtless the most prompt
and certain remedy yet devised. In
1-2 lb. bottles, 75 cents; Six bottles,
81. Accredited Physicians and
Clcrgymen, who may desire to test
the Tonic, will be supplied with not
exceeding six bottles, at onc-half
the retail price, money to accom-
pany the order, Sold by Druggists,
and BY d. D, Dewey & Co., 80 Dcy
St., N. Y.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-04-20
WOODSTOCK, W.T., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 90, 1881
hen he was fifteen and a bali months

whom no was fifteen and bali months
old.
We have lett little space 10 note the
periods Of the infants developemenl
Of reason and moral sepse. Alierionr
months aud hall he smiled At his
image in o Mirror but II was two
months latter before he learned II
was an image, Yet he always en'
joyed looking at himself, 10 this no
differs from the higher ares. The
first time Mr., Darwio showed the apes
a mirror they placed their hands behind
the glass, showing IN this more sense
than the infant, and ,hey took 20
pleasure III locking NJ lhcmtelves
showing their want Of vanlty-though
Ia fact It must DO owned that M ape
could only keep q good opinion Of him'
self by not looking NJ himself
When baby was five and half
moilhs oil he uttered his first arlicu-
late sound, "Da! T. which no Tar rs
we know IL an original remark. When
q year old hr invented n word for food
Gnslead Of going I" Wcbaer) and call
ing II mum sugar becoming shumun,
etc. Ills flst moral sense was exhib.
tied at thirteen months, when his ia,h-
or said "Doddy won't give poor baby
a kiss-naughty Doddy." THIS orig
inal remark made poddy feel uncom-
Portable, and when his father had Gone
to his chair he proflcrcd a kiss aud
was angry till the father com' aal re-
ceived it. This scene was repeated,
and the comedy so amused the boy
that he would slap his father in pre-
tended anger in order to have the re-
concilatlon. This boy was educated
solely by working on his feelings, and
grew up truthful open and tender, yet
when he was two years and seven
months and half old, he stole sugar,
and laid a careful plan TO deceive his
father when he had been INFO the
pickles--although he never had been
forbidden 10 taken these things aud
had never been punished. So that it
is evident that these sins were inherit
ed from his letl-hauded grandmother.
These observations OF Mr.. DarwinS
are very interesting, and brgets the
desire Tor more, and some upon mod
ern babies, who We believe is able TO
say "Da !" much before he is five aud
a half months old. At least we hope
to see a proiessorship of "Bab'cal Re-
search" established at Yale, or per-
haps one at the younger colleges
GHarttord (Couu.) Couraut.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-04-20
Windsor Business Cards.
Windsor Photograph Rooms.

FIRsT.CLASs WORK GUARANTEED
OLD PICTURES copied and enlarged ana
finished in Ink, Water Colors, Gil. Stereo'
scopic Views taken Of Residences Horses,
gr Groups. and in fact, all kinds OF tholo'
Graph Work done satisfactory or no charge.
Albums, Picture Frames, Stereoscopes,
tere oscopic Views of Windsor and vicinity.
Passeportouts, &C., &c.. always on hand.
Also, Agent for the celebrated Esty Organ.
Having had experience in the business
we trust We shall mcrit liberal pubic
patronage. .ls lsysyyAp ,,..
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-04-20

Now that diamonds can be made BY
process Of chemistry, i: will be
harder than ever TO distinguish the CON-
mon people from editors.iRockland
Courier.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-04-20

Il b'iieve one great cause Of disap-
pointment an unhappiness in dis
world am de fack dat we expect too
much of our tellow-meu,' began the
old man, as he looked down upon the
meeting. 'We expect our mex doah
naybur to be full o kindness, when
he may have cause to be full OF Bit
terness. If we want favor Of any
body we neber stop to ask if we have
eber granted dem one, or If it will put
dem out to grant our request. IT we
feel good ober hit o lnck, we look
for all men to feel good wild us, neb-
Der d,eamin' dat our good luck may
be some elses loss. I tell you, dar
am o heap o sorrow an bitterness an
heartacle an bad luck in this world
O ours ani he who has little or none
of it am apt to forglt what burdens
odder people have to bar. Let none
of us sot out wild de idee dat we
shall fin everybody willin' to make a
cl'ar road fur us Onless you have
granted tavors, you have no business
to az EN-. Onless You have sacrificed
you have no right TO expect sacrifices
from friends. If you haven't sym.
pathized wild odders when de sun
shine has departed doan' look for sym.
pathy when your own sky am over
cast.
DE older day l heard Uncle Bolly
Williams say dat Gis was cold, un-
sympathizin' an selfish world. l put
few queshuns to him all | toun' dat
he had made no effort TO git acquain-
ted wild his nayburs. He had nebber
put hisself out to do anyone else
favor. When his naybur's child lay
dead in de house Uncle Bolly went
off to lis work just de same. l could
not fin rlat de world was beholden to
him fur de least self.sacrifice, an yit
he was bitterly complainin' ngin de
way d. world used him. 1t is jist de
same 10 nine cases out of ten. De
folkses who do de least TO make dc
world pleasant am lockin' fur de moas'
sunshine. Do unto others as you wish
to be done by, an life will be one
long, glad day wild you an yours
GOT TIE BULaE on uIN.
The old man bad turned to the Sec
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-04-20
(a$;tlor!!'iila,, ri s.,,..:.

remedy for sleepless and irritable
Children. The Recipe OF Old DR..
Pitcher. Free from Morphine, and
not Narcotic. Formula published
with each bottle. For Flatulency,
assimilating the food, Sour Stomach,
Feyerishness, Worms, and Disor-
dered Bowels, Castoria has the larg-
est sale OF any article dispensed by
Druggists,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-04-20
Il. G. I l. b i II Il ,

Il. G. I l. B i II II
Manufacturer Of and Dealcrin
PlOws, Cultiyat0rS, Cottage and
Box Stoves, CauldrOn Kettles,
SINKS, HOLLOW WARE ROLL BAKERS,
SDoor Rollers, Door Roller Track, Corn,
Shelters, Sugar Arch Mouths, Crates ane
Rmmcrs, Slide Yoke Irons, Boot Jacks.
iRegisters, Door Scrapers, Empire Stove Black,
Guards and Doors, Bedstead Castings. Gas
Castings, Birdsnest Tuycr irons, Sleigh and
Sled Shoes, chilled and common, Cart and
Wagon Boxes, Gr.mcs's improved Smut Mills,
Howc's Standard Scales, GIBBS Cy Under Plow
Shares, Harrows, &c.
l1' Orders solicited.
IIartland, VT, May l, 1871. l4S4
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-04-20

pt|N iphH HNh w WV WV fNf''
An fur dc chIl'eL pray
Las sunday preacher Gordon said
'De march will soon be o'er
An oil do ole folks safely ero1
Upon dat shlnin' shore
Chorus But old folk am Jolly folks,
,', Az mn'o '',', "9 a,,' wa''' ,o,l " >, mar,
.n' sns, ssS ,no uv Odd o,d h,n,o.
n..,. u..,. Nh .n,.a,.
An Peter white am bald,
An Diaah Rock an ole aunt Cilo'
Am waltIn' to be calledi
an, n trustee 1'l' ra''oaeA n', s. says . 70 'a'
pa, ~ ,oa o"V"r a"' '"o avn" an, "s Wv" ~. % so,1s
70 totc onr hsceose home,
o,
pa's 1,4. i'S1,os '"','a n' a..a W. D'''' ''''
A. nss.oo snoonsr an, ,,s v,,o
Am crutchIn, round ds bsnd,
Aye! Us ole folks am hansla' on,
Ar kinder wal'ln' round,
10 's' uo eh''en grow y p''
f' W. u '"''' s''"''
Chorus
During the singing oi this song,
R,o,ho, Ga,d,.r,a tnoes y,vc ont an
hoho,,o o;, ao,u "A IA ana y, his
,hroo ,roo, so,,s nnh,;shcd no I'M
p,,so,, of Ro.,on aud 1. cn,;tlca
.Tbo Ola Folks WAITING Ue had
,o,oG,,l, ,,o.ervod ,ho secr., ,rom ,be
o,,h I'm, tho bovs ,ot the bploe IN
him. IIe rcse M an tried 10 make
few remarks os the song ended, but
s.u,l Chi, sho,,orod him amin u;,b
the following:
Resolved, Dat de tanks OF dis club
am due TO its President, an dat We
a,rnestly hone his songs may sell by
de milyon.
Among the eighteen or twenty peti.
tons were three from eldels, two
from deacons, two from revcrcnas and
two from ex.members of the Lepis.
,a,urr. oa,,,orni" con, in "e' nro.
petition in this lot, but q score OF
others are on their way.
Ills sYMPArIlIEs.
The Secretary read the following
CHICAGO, March 80, 81.
BIO. GARDNER-Please inform your
friends whether you sympalhize with
capital or labor, and oblige n
WoRKINGMAN.
Sin the tu,t place. dar' am no cal!
for ma to svmra,biza with ether re.
nl;cd the old man in answer. sOne
an list ~ necessary to ,be odder as
two wheels to n wagon. Capital Glars
o,,,v . o,,, o,'hu;,as = factory sn'
Gins fifty or a hundred men a chance
70 o;ro n far sunnor tur demselyes
,n' f,mil;.s. Dat factory wouldn't
ho d,r, ,oo,, fnr c,n;to, nm IFS wheel.
,. o,.o ,r;dor, ,,hor II die
ro,l;n, mon wor,od 70 draw me ont
~ ,ho ouov,;on of strikes T has only
, ,rord cav Ihr;eve dat do aver.
.oo omn,ovsr ,avs HE heln q far nrice
90, al, h. lin aford to 7 h,)ieve he
,.mo,,,, ~, h,,.;n,ss on, am mo- com
- :. a., 10 u,.n .,bo
,, c.,.m re1 o,, ,.o,,, f,r
49, s ,,.n,
' IeI hin, tho
~ ,,,! ~ ,,u 10,
: W" P''ss' W. .% .%,,, Nv, 90. Man str;Ls
mus - .
:',;, l., 5o;r
'"e" " =. , IT,,
'p,'' ,h,. .,,so 90 h,,,
''o',' ". p".' .'';. ..,,,,, Al
a''u Nv" '" 'p'" ~ IS"
'a'o 'e'o va, "' ~" .,,,. 49,, $780,.
;" ~ ~ .nl .. .,,.,,
~ '1''
:., ~ 49,,
u n'S money q. eo0o '''c,' e y. w
Ioo'lSn 70 Pu' ~ 'n'o '"U'0 ~
1ema0O1ueS XIII Haiioo ai iuih nih'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-04-20

A put up job-The physicians Pre'
scription. .'". -..
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Hartiand Business Cards.
WHEN I'm WANT OF
DOORS, SASH, AND BLINDS
WRITE TO -
MARTIN & SHERMAN,

Manufacturers Of
All kinds of House Finish, Mouldings Brack
cts &c. Also, p enstccks for Water W heels
Sap Holders, and all kinds of large tubs.
Prices Lower thnM the Lowest.
ES3"Do not connect us with any other firm 20
Very Respectfully. MARTIN & SHERMAN,
PC Box SO. Hartland Vt.
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A KINDLY FEELING.

Tho Secretary then announced a
letter from the Corresponding Secro.
tary of the Concord School Of Philo-
sopby extending kindly invitstion
for the Lime Kiln Club to meet the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-04
0,trniTd1tc feleoropbtIdle NeneTd,clt.

Gine 3epeide meiOct aus s uci on, Ari5o=
ra, DQB man 10 Wieilcn DllId) bon Sa0Ole=
NIountaiu Gin icdlS QteileH lungeS uno cine
holbe Wleile breitls & oblenla9er ent0eat
tat.
Sn GuciOu, glriSOna, ideB Der 2Girtb ).
S0lHodn ouI ben notOrld)en 9reiSfGmpter
Si6bCe uno uerluunoete Ocniclben t0Otlidl.
9lu8 ct. Yaul, YliuneOta, miro mit9e-
tbcilt, oaB Der Senot Der StaatSg;issgebung
Der Sill beS llnterbduieS be,fimmte, meld)e
cine Ausqlei6uug i'm &etreff Der UOm Staate
rertlttirten Giieubabu=Sb Sbi9atioueu Ooridreibt.
Der @ouOuneur CAB Der SiQ letue @eHebmi=
gurg.
SIN ,,0labiion-Squarez @nrOen4 su 0e ~
0nrt fineet CUR 3tit abermala eiu ySettlauz
itu ltatt. BancOt lit Dorau8; aud) etn 9tuts
ider, NamcnS Srobuc, 1T YtitbeweEber I'M Den
Breis.
SEQ. 9. Sullionr, cin iuugw 4Dboz
fat, if in Der 9idbe uOn G0tagoH, Otid., ne
ben Hsm @elc,ie Der rWtidi9n 8Gbn"
ais 2cidje ouigeturbeu morGen. Gr uerlieS
itiHe gSrhuung 5u SOmageue, Yiid)., am leez
ten Oiontnae, nm iih nad Stiles 5u begeben.
Gme lnteriutuug iiber icineH SOb iou eingcz
leitet DQben.
SC6n q. gGiliamiou, Der iuuge Wann, mel.
der taiiirte G0upO Sbl9atloncu I'M Setra9e
pon $4,000 aus Der SpiuOe bcs StaOtau0ItOr8
gu BeterSburg, girg., ltabl, iit BON &er5z
ten fir pnbniinuig ertldrt porocH uno mir0 IN
cine SrCronltalt gcbrndt roCrOen.
Gin 9bCil Der &ride iiber ben ShremSbug=
Sitter, mcld]e BON cen 6igblanoS Of gaaUcituf
nod SceQ IL 9 cad, N.sS., fiiBrt, pur0e
gefcrn rurdJ Grei6sis Seril0lt.
Sn WillcrStomu, II, SuttersGO., Beuni.,
mrrre Gbas. @9Ou bon ISM. gSbitc wabEenO
elner &neipuei ernlornct.
Sn 81 dpOrt, @tofi,, Oauert Der aua-
ltanO plt.
Gin gItatr glomeus SErnstt, uur5e
lftte Rodt ourdb eincn ShuB 9et0Oht, Den
Gouniu lRordal -3lclbort auf ibn abicuerte.
Burnett, memer bs1untcu mar, bate iial it,nsr
&erhuiiuug ourh ben Dtari6aa nit eiHcH
Spiippe lpiOsrIeet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-04
@nropaii6e &a6elberi6te.
Tic ne,,iid,c ,Rhencrei.


9onoon,3 3. RdrS. - @iae Berliuer De-
psife oVS STANDARD" meioet: so na6thstz
fla oud] otr Sd)uttariI iiir bte beutiden Rbes
cer iit, 10 babsn 2ebte { Oennon ,Oeben duf elmer
su 9on5ig ab9rbalttneH SeriaTmluug erfldrt,
6nB Der Yoridlag, ibnen Ourh auierlegung
bon 9lbgaben oHf bic in oeutidlcn 0Gf'n per
tshrenhen Sdifie I'll btlfeu, nidht occsptabel iei.
Sie mOQen lisber nit aHoeren 9tationen IN al
len SGfen Der gS,It confurrireu, ais lpsSleQe
gprtbsile III Snuie auaebmen."
1ridliaen,iH SElano.
2on60n, 3. Widr;. - 8r. Soieeh s..
9ieomonS, ein 2ubliner Ir3t, ihreibt Der
Zines" Die aupeieubeit BON 3rld,iusn
in ben Dlustiln Der beioen, i'm Se,ir,immer
Der biciigen llniberftdt auigeiunoenen 9tifsu
III au6er alien 3mtifcl feflgelleat un0 murOe
burd llnteriuGnug Seitens ndmbafter Uils
frOifopiier iCit9titelt. Sbeile rer Wu8teln
tpelben lctt nod i'll Der Arsneild)ule antbts
tpabrt."
Qonbon, 8. Nidrs. - GS eerlaut't nut
Die befe autorttdt bin, oaB ole Gridlnenge@
id)idlte eiue Cute ii, rueldle SO 9pstulattonF'
imtden fiie0sn 9elaiien purbe. Der @tpe,Hl=
roib ioQ nidlt pardn oeufen, foettere Snrttte
in @s3ug ori bic Gintuhr ron omertEaHIid'm
dmeineilsiidle AZ trGfien.
Sine UBteriWdluna aber ote @onltntfteatton
GibtFteae.
Betersbura, 8. MdrS.- @entrai 9ass
nolcff, @eueral @ouuerucur bon 8ea Sibi,
ricr, III pcn ieiuem HOiieu nbgsiekt mor0su,
Gtneol DieiiheriuoH miro Tim nahiolaen.
2os Sournal ,,Neue 3eit" Derfiluect, OaB oer
Ssnot cine llntsliuhnng iibsr bic A0miniliro
tieu SibirieR's belhloiIeU bat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-03-04
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Iioent einen Nahiol9er fir Sherman ernamt
bat. GGe iitrl9en &abinetsmitalieor mer0en
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