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Observation-Disclosures.

Bra0fOrN, Yennl., Il. 6ebt.- Der %
idhri9e S. u. Wc0aiu, ELL Angeitelttr Der
,6ObertS 3OrpeOO Comp" mar Btute NIT
einem Sd)Iitten, auf weldcm itdb 200 BfuuO
NitrO=@McsriH bcfaHbcu, IS YteileH Don bier
nod ciHa OelQuelle unttrmc8s. Die BitrOe
murOen pl6tld idlcu, aingeu bmh, mo Der
Sdliiten raunle 10 bsttt9 gegeu etuen Steiu,
oaB cine GrplOFou erfolgte DicgGiu murOe
In Aiome 3crrificH uno Bci6c Bfer6e get80tet
Son Dem SdIlitteu War nadl Der @rploiion
ridt bic geriugie Spur auBuFn0en, 0lcGain
foulmt benz SrueBmeH ua1 aus Bearer
1SQll5, Beuui,
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GtrmtFG,te 9epeSG,cm aus yietus
Mnrf

Wew-gOrt, IA. Eebruur. : 9as 8oarO
Of aloerHen" bitlt Beute giadmit'ag zine
Gisunp, nor isbod nidlt I'M Stancc, ieine
Srganiiation ourd, Grtudblnug eiues Britt
benton All boilenosu. Dycl erfolyloie abiti;u=
lnungen ipurben Oorgenonlnlet.
- Die in SIR. 81, WoutaomGpilr., Stricpz
9th, tuohnbofte Marp 0OlauO, clue 6ran BON
81 Sohrcn, fitl hin llbr hsute abtnO Die
Scliertreppc linab unO brad bas Geuid.
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GsI4, 1,,erf1,,ijroioer Sd1Iof.

BrofUille, Gan., IA. Sebrnar. = GIN
Oiann, Namens &eio, tpelder fidl gegenmirtlg
megen zines geriugfii9taen SergebeuS I'M bieitz
gen @sfdnguifie befinoet, lie9t nun bereltS istt
so Gtunoen ununterbroben in Shlafs, mo
bic aerste fiuO Der Aniiht, oaB er nitt pieDer
ertredben piro. Seiu Buls uno iein &tbem
finO OurdIaus regfimGbig.
(Spater.) - 9icib tit geitorben, nafleen er
48 &tnnncn lana I'M Gdll0fe 0tlsaen hattie.
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6eucroI (S4ts4prJ2 RnA

ct. Baul, 0iinu., IA. 6ebruar. - Gin
ungsz@orreipOuoent bsriftet ans Mles'
@itht Rontona, Der Su6iuner stain in the
Saee" (Re9en I'M @efdD, msldsr ben @tneral
Guitgr bel Dem Nofucre am etttle Big 6orn
Us. Suri 1870 sstobtet baben ioa, babe Elm
@eitanoniB in iOlgenoeu 8orten abgelest: rSA
babe ibn umgebratt. SD babe uiele e0dler
in ibu seidoifsn. Gr uabm mir eihmal ueinc
6reibgit. Sdl uabm ein 9sbeu. SD siug
nod Der GGIadt nadl ieiuer 9eidle ;uriif.
SD itnitt ibn auf. SD aB einen She'll ieiner
gebsr. SD frere MIDI, co6 idl i'm 9et0otet
hobe. gr bat meiue Stamnles3enOiien idleht
behantelt. Gr bat Uiele BON unieren arie9ern
eet6otet." Nau 5etste Oerl Suotaner cine
photographic oes Generals Cutler, uu 5u
crmitttln, oh feline Satpedslung bcr B,riOn
porItc9e Der SuOiaucr itieB Elm Sric9sgeleut
aus uno fiihrte aus lauter 6rcuoe einen re8el>
rchten GriGgstan5 ans.
Man hat @runO, an5unebutelt, baB Die GH-
gabeu bes snoianerS mebr BrabIerei unO
4hartafsllad fub, ale baB iie uuf ButIdfsit
beruben.
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O3r. 49,.
&Ahati.nRnm

GirctunatE i Ia. 6tbr.-0er qolcRotiu.
fiihrer sireS iii6liA gebenOeu Traftsugrs Ssr
,,&incinRatl Soutbera BabH" fab IN Der
pom Ieetsu Samhnae, ais iih Der 3ua Oer
Citation GlOan's 8aucg Hdbertc, Elm aroSeS
Fslsitiid auf benz Geleis Iiegeu. gr lieB Ios
tort dc Rait1ine riidpGFts nrbeiten uub CAB
Oas Signol gum Sremien, alltin sS mar bcreitS
IN ipGt. Die 4otomotot RnO iedls g8n9goHs
iuarSen bonn @eleiis geidlltirosrt unO Der 8rems
ler SEQ. RarhaHo getOoteH
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3rdn0e.

Sent, g., IA. 6sbr. - 9aS 8obnbauS
bes SarmerS Glein, etltde Wieilen 0illt9 bon
bier, branute am lesteu Snmltage nisOsr, uuo
6u @igentbiifsr, Elm Greis BON 20 Sdbren,
fam in ben 6ldnnleH nm.
&tncinuatt,14 6ebr. - 9ie ,,Queen
Gitg MaLeable Sron g9orfs" an Der Gatsru
gpeitne, Gisentbum beS 6rn. Sobn y. 8arger,
murbe beuten friib Surd 6euer Serit6rt. Serluit
$l5 .0O0-$20, ,000..
@barleton, 5.s@., IA. 6ebr. - Die
@ebGuoe gir. Is unO II, ,oapneitr., in iuelhen
iidl 6. q. @rdier's S1defabrtf uuo eas @sz
ifGftslOtal Der yGbarleitOn Manufacturiug
Comp" beianOen, luHroen beute eiugeaidert.
gSfrlii1f effnn $50 600
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S@lmB Der pcrntamcntcn 2ltSfteI=
luna iI philadelphia

3 bIla 0elph a. Il. 6ebr. : Sa einer
hcute ubgebaltenen SeriammluHg Der lttiOnare
Ger permaneuten 9(usfellung murOe beDlofien,
Die ausiteaunQ I'M SatrmcuntsYarfe gu idlie=
Ben uub oas @ebGu0e III perfaufen.
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6tme SeMtf6e SfaaOal9ei6t6te.
Schnnn S5tis brennt nit ,tpet inngen gPaodlen
aus D;od1Citer, S..D., oardl. - Berbaitnna

ocs 2rios IN yietusHD0rf.
9{em YOrf, IA. Sebr. - Boli;ia 0otu
bonn %. 8cstrt unO @eheimpOli5iit 6apauag6
aus 9iode1ler per9aiteten heute ben 80 idbrqen
Sobann Srit ure bic 17-jdhrise 6rauce8 Dtts
d'elisnr Elm jun9e8 MGOdeu BON GROCER SA0u=
teit. 6rIb 1T Uerbeirathet, unO eiuc Bigamte.
2luflage idjmebt SIR 3eit 9egeH i'm in GRo9ez
tier. 6ranies lit Die 3odter eiIteS Wt0bIlbdnOz
ler8 in 0lodleifer. Sie lam in Der Uorqeu
28od)e in GeiCllldait Der 16=idbrigeu &itp 6eu=
rifllS, Der Sodjter zines Sd)neiOerS, uelbe Iid)
iiberrroen licB, ba8 6urdbrenuen6e BGrhau III
bGglelten, BON 0loheIter bierbsr. 9llS man
6rib auf benz StattOHsbauie ourtu6ts, iauO
man einen JteUoluer uno eife fleine Summe
Gelte5 bel ibm Dor. 6rl Ntihelieu lift aa0e=
flaQt, ibrGu Sater $40 entueHoet Su boban.
Sclbe 0iGOd]cn erldienen bfutc Dor Dem Bolt
;elQerihte uu0 ipilr0eu oem @amabriam 0es
@ebCimpOiiSiitcn aus 9fod]eiter it6,rgebtH. Srib
lpurne Der llebeltrctltng elmer itdotiIben Ser
orOnnng au9eta9t uuo ctn9eiponnen, neil er
ellie @elDItraie BON $40 ntdlt beSlblen fonnte.
(9as 6odeittrer ,Soifsblott" pom letten
S0mltage entbilt gtad)itebenoeS IN Be5ug auf
0bige Affaire: ,6ama tolportirt oegenuGrtiq
IN Der 5. &ar0 eiu Gerii6t, oaf Der perbeiras
tbete SDhnnu 5rie nit 3pei iuuget 0tdOhen,
gtuNltlo NlullNNp IVtlLJkltSA uHU OtlllV JJEllLl7
tus, burdJgegangCn 1T. or. 6rib mar 8at=
iiibrcr in Der 9eierib'iheu Sabrlt Jtr. So, UtiGz
StroBe, wOiGIbit ieiue 6rau uno aud Die beis
ZEN Md6den nit g2Ghen BON 6OientrGgeru be-
idlGitigt maren. Sim Wontage raiiteH Die 6rlS.
9tidlelien nH0 6enritus, nit @elo iuobl aus
geltattet, mad Spracnie; am OtittWOd arbeiz
ttten Stit unO ieinc 6rau nidt. 9tahnlittagS
DsrlitB Srib ieine @obnuHg all Der Safman.
Stra6e nit Oem Seripreden. gum abPn0brOOe
5uriid III itin, So6 partet Die 5rau nod jaet
auf ihren @attsn. 9as 9eriid]t iagt MN, OaB
Srie etn beiOcn NGO6en, nit oeltu er intim
Qetpeeu icin iOQ, nadgereiit lit, mo OaB Die
0ret bon Spracuie mad CANADA gegaugen itnb.
--Srib ilauS tijrslid id1on uuter Der 4atlage
Der @igamie. Seiue 22zidbrige 6rau tft Ourdlz
aus ebrenbaft; iie luei9erte iidj wdbreHO oes Si.
gamie- BrO3eiiSs, geSen tbren Diaun AT 5g1gen,
lIno tshrte nad) ieiner GHtlaiiung aus Dem
3ndltbauis rpieber su ibm 5uriif. 2tud jest
ifenft fie BEN @triiften fetnen Glauben, ons
bern ipriGt ibre lleberScuguug babin nu8, boB
ibr @atte Uerreiit lit. I'M arbeit 5u iuhen.")
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mndle Neften, Nmiten etn @n0el

@ebraudle 6ance'S uldnInIeHgeeeten n
&orns SgrHp gegeu 6uiten, @rtdltuHs,
grippe, 8lutipeieH uHo Sruits uno 9unaeH-
beIdpsrSer. Sci Setb O.. 9aHce Rr.
1Os, SO # Baltimore StraBe, IA
habeu. QD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-15
0eruttgd,te teIearophtTd1e 9encTd,cm

Sn gu a, Sus., ridteu ble Blattern grOBe
Serbeerungen al, uno Oelc 6anilien Uerlafeu
oieStabt.
Die @eiet9ebung BON Beuni y L
banitn llohm aefern oie q. uno aberulalS
srfotgtoie 4blimnung sur @rpdbluug zines
gunoe8ienatorS Oor.
Die Srau oC3 betannten gtGler8 U. u.
Glttns bat einen @htcagor gSirtb, lueldler
ihrem Dem Srunf. ergebeuen WdHue Spirttlts
oien uerfaufts, owie oen @igcntbHmer osS Sc
bdubss, III bem iid bic 2SirtblAaft befinOet,
Uertlngt. Sie uerIan9t $4,000 SdaSen=
Criat.
Die q sgenS,bonSertl Greet, untpeit
9cuisDille, Sp., mirb ourb cine gan5e Sbaar
toIIer9 9unoe unitdler gt1ad)t, bsrart, odB
bic geruObuer faum ben Wiutb haben, bic
Sflpsae ibrsr 9ebsuiuugsn 5u iiberidreiteH.
Dian 9laubt, oaB bic 3ablreiden Sale BON
%ourbsuutb oaber riibren, ooB Die Sdde uno
Sitmpfe Su9eiroren iino unO eS ben &Dieren
on Dem u6thigen g9aier feblt.
Cine IN yep 2orf singetroHe1e . P { a {
duSRom meIeet, oail 6Odp. s.. SIullII,
@eueraluifar BON 8ihmoub, @ira., 5lnl Sl'
lbof Nat6ej, uno podllu. ). ..
Rera1, gSminihrator Der Oi65ee 9dn Anto-
mo, $tr., atal giibOf iiuer 0iO5eit srnanut
iuorpenfff.
Gter 9trdfltHge i'm 3uAtbauie tu
6inoton, 81. 10, fibsrtpdlti9ten in Der Dor.
lebkH 9lodlt einen autishsr uuS beperflteIligttu
ibrs GIudt. 8js istt liuO iie nod Hidt ruisosr
eineGfap9eH uorOen.
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3ur 6eiluag pom 9nspspEe uuo 9lsrpeus
lei0Cu gebraude Or. @halmers' 3ets
tiutturl 8ci oieien NIB Oieieu ou0eren
9ronEbGten fiebt iie fat eiuSig Oa. gle itdrit
oie Sfmadeu uuO Gnti ditsteu uno Osrlelht
IbneH neue @neIaie uu6 qCbeHshait. 5ei
Setb 2. SarCs 8r. l0S, g6ea Bat
'timore. Stro6s, iu bGheu. (8l
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Wirhin6rfft.

Gbicaqo, IA. 6ebruar.-0ie 3niubr BON
Gdmeinen belief iid) Geute auf 6000, bic Ser
lenbun9 nui 1000 Stiid; Die Breiie oariirten
3wiiten $3.50 nib $3.50. - 5iinooieb: gu
fubr 800, gsrieuOuHg 1000; $crtduie 5u
$3.50 bis $40 S6aafe: 3uiubr 1000,
Scricnouug -; Gertdnie su s4.5O-$5,35.
ct. 2outs, IA. 6ebr.- Sdweine: Ser
tGufe Su $4.4O Bis 500; 3utubr 400, 8gs
ienOnng &inOUi.b: Scrfauie Su $3.50
$5.75; 3ufubr 25O, &erienOuHg 100. -
@daaIe: Sertdufe 81 $500 biz $5.40; gu
fuhr $50, ScriellSung $50.
GafeYibertp, Yenni., IA. 6ebruar.-
0ie 3ufubr pon 0tinbpieb betrug bcute 3107
Stid; &ufGufe gu $3.50 bis $3.50. -
@6rueine: 3ufubr 1925; Sertauie 5u $3.50
bis Sc. .50.-Sdaafe; 3RiHbr $500; SerE6ufe
III $4.25 bis $3.50. ....
BbtlabeIpbia, IA. Stbr.-8iHObieb:
Wlartt belebt; 3ufubr 26O0; SeridRie 81 At
bis is69.-S6aafe: belebt; 3ufubr 5000; Ser
tdute III At bis 6s.-Sdllueine: antntirt; gu
fubr 1000; Sertauie III s bis 81.
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Ser GeL0m0rft.

MelusY Ort, IA. fSebrnar. SOlgen6e8 Rnb
sic @hlu6nOtirln9sn: SelO 4-6 idb.liA,
1872 pro 8Gg. Strl.sBehiel 4.812-4.82
auf GO Sage, 4.85-4.854 ouf 9tht. Bun
oe8 SbIigationen: 1881er Coupons 1014,
nslle 6iinier 1908, uerie 4@spro3. 1924, DO. A.
pros. 119s. 9tl. Sol. S.65er 1e2. glftien:
9fod,5slanS 1877, Pittsburg 1870, Slls. Gen.
uaL 1881, Neru WorGer Central 149&. 2ats
Sbore 1925, @ris 49s, 90. BriOritdteE 914,
9lortbtpeleru 1927 DO. BriOrtt6ten l44, 0eus
Seriebcr Central 1924, 8eaOing 65B, BeRern
Union Gel. 1875. uuteriaasamts 8ilau8:
Sob S72, ,4l8,9l7; @onrant S3,99St t391.
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gefe9rap6if6e 9epef6ett.

(D.ridte Der ~aiiOettrten 8refe" ftr Oen -Deai&sH
@orreponoenteu.O
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Gance's & SIefttnwa{6mittel tHrIrt
NledtCa, SthwinNcu, Die Sarbicrtrdbe uub atle
6ouiausidlGs'. @ei Seth 9, 9aHee 3r.
lQs, 8eR' 8altiWQrefrGBe, (s6)
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9antsAOreNe. - 6r. 6reO. g8. g8arO, 9lrt
2OO4, 3itauIr., philadelphia. Ba., tritt mi.
Nolaenocm Dor bic Oefieailihtcit: ,,4m 2I.
OttobCr b. 3. Wur0e ih BON eiuem itna5li=
d)en, itciubor Ibeumotiiden 9eiOcu beiaueu.
mddleS iidI ourd Shmer3eH i'm Ead,H uu6
Steiibct Der YiuSIdn benertbar mahte. Die
S6mu3cu traten III 3wiit)cmdumsu BON
bis Stln0eu auf uuO maren 10 leitig, Oa3
i6 md gau3e giddte lang idlailos auf meis
mem Eager wdl5te. gtahOem id) ucrihtOene
0iittcl, mie Sornnebl uuo 6opieu, 8sllaoons
uapfaiter, robes Beroluul, Gerpsntin, Gblo=
roiOrms GinreIbungen u.i.u. angelpauot bate,
obue cine mrllidc yHOerun0 gu uTipiireH,
lab i'd cine 2lu3li9e OcS ct. Safo08.OeGs
i'll elmer unicrer SaNe55cihugeu uuO bcid)loB
trob mCiuc8 3Weiiel8 in iOgeuonute Boientz
WGORiueu, einen Sriub oamit 3u MAIDEN.
Die SemeTuuq. ooB OoS Rciultat tuunOarbar
mar, 1T uidt biureidenO; Die @irtang mar
magiif. SdDou mad Der erIteu @ureibuHg
trat ginoerH3 ciu, mo uadl 3meitdgi9T 1sBiz
ger Ameuoung !U0rcn bIe Sdmcrjeu total
0eridwunoeu. (38-13)
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0nS Gthfe
SdS GcDfe
Or. 6. NC&Qne'S
tsra5mte QWerifanii&e
8sSSoeGQ1G= =S)SiffeG
,, Nermifltae.' q
spmptOmc BON QBlrmern.

SDnptpmc BON 9BIrmern.
Ila5 GeIibt lit bIei6 un6 bIeifarbiG
" 3eittpeiie brenneno roth o6er elm
umr6tbeter Sled auf elmer Ober auf beis
ben 98angeu; bic 9lugen iperoen tribe:
bic 4upiaen erpeitern 1t9; Elm bI6uIi6er
6aIbtrei3 3iebt Ii6 um oaS untere 9lus
genlieo 6ie9taie lit enBanoet, geI6ipoLs
len umO bIutet 5upeilen; bic Gberllppe
IdwiIlt on; bin un6 micber &opfpeb nit
SauIcn unO Po9en in ben Sbren; cine
ungeiU69nlide SPeiAeI 9tbIon6erunB;
ibleimjse uno beIegte 3unse gltbem
iebr itbelrie6enS, beionber5 bes DtOra
gems; 2lppetit berdnberIi6, 5utpeiIen in
6eiBbun9er nit nagenoem GefilbLe I'm
Uta8en all3artenb, Su anberen 3eiten fpiez
Der gGn8Ii6 mangel6; fla6tige S6mers
sen i'm Dlagen; 3eitipeiIe llebelfeit uuS
Grbytheu; BeftiSe SAmer5en i'm unterH
leib; umre8eImaBi8er StubIS0ns, ju
3eiten peritOpft, i6leimig, unb bdufs
nit 8lut bermii6t; Der 2eib 1T 9es
lAtpollen un6 bart; Der llrin tribe; bas
2ltbmenRr19Wert begIeitet pom S9lu9s
Eer ma9mal trDdener uH0 trampfbafz
ter 6uiten; lnrubiger unterbro6ener
Sblaf nit 3Gbnefniriden; 9emperaa
ment OerdnberIi4 i'm 2lu8emeinen uber
reiJbar, u.i.D.
Itm obiBe S9mptome oIs borbanbsa
pn9rsenommen perOen, 70 ipir6
Dr. 6. aLt9ane's gerntifu9e
iider cine Sur befprfen.
GS eutbdlt feir Gne9filber
in irgenb ener 8eItaIt; lit cine uni9d6s
litbe 93rGparatiDn lm0 bat nt6t ben
Gerin8 ten i6G0li6en GinfuB
beim 3arte ten &in6.
0as dhte Or. Mc&dne'8 gers
mi fuge bat bic Signaturen 8. Wca
game II. Slemin8 9roS. auf benz
llmiaIGg.
Or. 6. Wt2ane'5 2eber : Silica
,oerben ni9t ernpfoElen aIs SetImittel gsgen
,,aQe geioe1, 6enen bu5 6leiih Untertban 1T"
cu6ern gesen &ranfbeiten oer &eber; BET blIi6s
len 9eiaperben, 9ispepiie lno trGnfbaftem
Gepiipeb, ober berarti9en llebsIn, iulo iis tlH
it6trtrefilia.
8alte8 Tieber.
@8 sisbt fein beIeres 2tbiil5rnlittsl bor obeE
nab benz Gebraudbe bon Gbinir. DIS Burs
girmjtttl ijnb iie unoerg!eI4lId1.
Gan bite iid bot SaIi9ungeH.
Die dbten iiub Eie ii5erSudert
Seoe Sbahtel bat ejnen rotben g5adsIissef
ouf ben DedeI nit Der ,jnitrift 9r. glcQGne'a
&iUer 9ills.
Se6er llmihlag bat ole Siguatrren BON 6.
Wc2ane uHb 5Leming Bros.
9?an berionge Die a,4ten Or. 8. I}eaaneS
2e6er.9 9ilen, prabarilt bon 6lenling gros., 80
8ittsbur9b, Da., osTn bet D{artt ut BOZ 2cn
Rababmilnden beS 9lamen ggceane, anberE
t...E,rl .it:.4 - -Lo,. S;egeIba QrttaFs,rrrFs
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Gin trtercifattfer MedifsfaIf.

9 Xoui8, a. Sebrnar. Der betannte
NbOolot Charles 6. Scarce bat gbarleS u.
SpuulOing, ben Gigentbiimer bes yOlBmpias
9beaters," uno ben Sperno;reftor Mapleion
aui Shaoeneriat perflagt, neil man linn am
Sillstihalter beftimute Saiiontarten fir bic
Spcr nidlt Uertauien poGlts. Gr mar Die erfte
BCrion, bic um Ietttn Montage bel @rSfinung
beS 8tlletihalters an bieien frat mo fab, baB
auf BEN Blane btS Sbeatrs flint Reihcn pom
Stten berslts geitriden pareu. Gr ruiinid)t
min, 81 erinbren, oh Gintrittsfarten orfaitft
pCrosn Oiirfeu, che oer 0fientliae 8ertaiif Der.
ielbeu begOuneu bat. @r fOrbert $1,000 SAa'
oenerlaB.
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SaSt BaltimSre.

Nur etr Armen. - {SDigenoe tu'itere
@oben 9ta8sn auf Ogm BOlbe. iSauptquartiers
un0 ben oriGte6enen Stotionsbduiern ,ur
AnterllueHns Der 6iiltSbecirftigen ein: 100
Srone bon .. Saufmann, 100 om bon SSOiepb
6rieober9err 30 DO. BON Eouts Bad, 4RldfterH
polS uno etne BarteSraut pom eirem armeuz
Irslube IN VIM Arunoel. @ountr, so 8ro6e
bon &arl SRtf, 40 Btuno Raiiee pom q. &.
Ytorrt'on, 800 Srooe BON YriorrSs S5ilasnz
berg, 100 90. BON Bbilipp @brtt, s5 Son 6.
3. Swen8, cine Bartit 2leioer Uon Srau 9,
6ogg, DO. bon 2Oui5 0ouer.
Scmm 1t99 FORT Wc 6 tlyyu.-
Gint lebts 9'abt aus SSmego, il. ~. ttnae=
trofisne 0epeide me!oet, oa6 oaS Tort gufas
rio aufgebo6en miro. Die Oaiclbft ftdtionirte
9. 9atterle bonn >. Qnie.6eqimeRte erhielt
bereits 8eicbl. nod Sort WcSeHr1 ab;priden.
Seuer.-0aS geifern YiadJmittag 70 ubr
bonn alarmtaiteu 542 fgnaliiirtc Sdlaceus-
eucr mar i'm 2. StodNcrfe O.S 6duies 9Ir.
69l Sdr1toaafrase, au5gebrod)cu uno mEsje,
nad)osm en Stdbeu DON $40 am 6aule nu6
ein glcdler BON $35 al Sleioeru auqerid6tet
mar, geIOd)t. @S mar ourdl Elm 6inO SeS
Sarblgen SoiCpb 9ag irglther oa8 ,6auS be-
nobnt uno mel1eS nit 3ltnob0l;ern ipielte,
oauriodt.
XIV - - y ~ " l ! ' u ( u t~W tUEIs
Damp fbOOts @omp o9nic" btelteu az
fern cine 8criummlUug ano erwdblteu BE
S6. @tOrg g8arfclO, &. 6. 9atrube, 9. g.
Soro, g8. g. Saplor unO Sraut gSriqbt Az
8ireftorsn. Die Gettsreu or0oniIirteiV Itdl
oarOui, uie iolgt: 9rGioeut @eorg g8arEtlS,
Sfaemciitcr s. Is, EatrObe, Setreidr g. 6.
6oro. J0llte perOeu Die 9ampitr Der Som.
pa9nie, tucnn mOgIif, ibre 6ubrteu mieOcr aut.
uebmeu.
Die Ladies Pythian Fair Association"
bidt 9eilCru cine Soiammluug ub. G5wurOe
uegen Der abiubaltenOen 6clllidieit beratbeH,
uuO Der ,Garroll=yoge Gr. 8" Die srbstcue @rs
loubniB, fir bic Seuirtbung Der @dae III for
gen, ertbciIt. 2(u6erOem erhuttetau mebrere
Gonitc'u 9cridlt, oOf hattie OereH SHbalt fir
oos YubiIum tcin 5utcrcie.
llnfall.-9QS 9citcru Dtittag Sob. @rbe,
6ubrmonn cine5 SierpogeHs Der Sraufrma
0iobtrt Ntullsr im uOrOmeitli6eu Sbeile or
Stabt, in 2Ombaros, nah, SOwarOlraBc, BON
einem @aaen fsiaeu uolte, glitt CT aus unO
fiei oabct uui BEN Giiden 81 mar abcr trob
gcgcntbcjIi9er guiidte gliidlldu Bdie int
StOnOe, iein Subrperf elbit all ben Srt l,iner
gejtImmung 81 brinarn uaO btfauO Iih gelttrn
Qben0 lUtebtr auf oen Seinen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-15
9altes Tieber.
glnu bitr iit bot SiIiaangeH.

@8 sigbt fein beIieres 2tbfii5rmittsl bor obeE
nab benz Gebraube bon Gbiniu. DIS gurs
girnitttl iinb iie unoergleIAIltp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-15
Dr. @. nIf2anG'e pernllfaae
az. 6. @ltQane'5 Qe6er= 3tQen

lUeroen nibt einpfobIen dIs Seilmittel gegen
,,aQe geioen, 6snen 6a5 5leiit untertban it,"
icu6ern ge9en Granfbeiten BET Geber; BET blIi6s
len 9eihperben, 9ispepiie lyn6 trGntbaiten
Gepiipsb, ooer berarti9en uebsIu, lnO fis ulls
ii5srIreffLiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-02-15
Sages Wemt9feitett.

q gu 6oen sci gaahiam semer Wr So .sraae
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@nropaii6e &obelberidte.
( 7t. Rar ShIeSinaer

. -
gonooE, IA. SSebruar.-Gr Ytag Sdlles
FHgtr, Der beiannte SOnNOner &orreipoHoGHt Der
,,SSlniidlen 9eitrlng." III gcitorbeu.
GarIbie'S Iiternrifdler GadbIah
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-19

Commenting upon republican endorsement Of
the readjusters in Virginia the Charleston Nacs
sounds this warning to the north in italics: ut
requires stern regard for abstract obligations
and considerable self-eontrol to keep the south
ern people on the national debt-paying line. The
national debt represents the cost of conquering
the south, and the southern people pay their
share OF it, Is it prudent to teach the south that
there is no harm in supporting a repudiating
policy, if votes can be won by it?"
There is the force of truth in this warning
The national debt. being intrenched in the con-
stitutiOn, it may be said that it is safe even
from an assault by the solid south: but while
that is true, it would be unfortunate to have any
section of the Union. or even single state,
make reputation or readjustment of the ma
tional debt an issue in a political campaign. 1t
Is much better to stand unflinchingly by the
principle that public obligations of all kinds
must be fulfilled with entire faith. Readjust-
ment IN Virginia is a prominent issue in the
canvass there, and it stands for the arbitrary re-
quotation of one-third of the debt and the re-
duetion of the interest on the remainder. If
one-third can be readjusted out of existence
now, why cannot the remaining two-thirds be
wiped out in the same way at the next election?
The people of Virginia will do well to pause be-
fore launching themselves upon such a troubled
and shOreless sea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-19

Can this country gain anything by allowing
Hartmann to become one of its citizens, as it is
reported he desires TO do Clearly not. Why.
then, should he be permitted to become one +? A
people have "a good right to say who shall be
their naturaiized fellow citizens as the house
holder has to say who snail be admitted as in
mates of his house, ard Mr.. Hartmann's propo-
sition ought to be declined, with,-nO, not
necessarily with thanks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-19

The question of deyising a motive power
fer street cars. less expensive and less trouble
some than horses. has occupied the attention of
inventors and scientists for many years, but it
has never been quite satisfactorily solved.
Steam has been tried frequently, but it has
never worked well. In San Francisco for some
time system of prOpelling the cars by means
or wire rope has been in use. and now Chi
cago and Philadelphia propose to try the ex-
pertinent 1t is stated by those engaged in the
business that the cost per mile of running a
twO-horse car is II cents,-S to maintain the
propeiing power, and 9 to pay labor. taxes
repairs, ETC. The wire-rope plan will admit of
the running OF two or more cars together. like
arailrOad train all of which can be attended to
by one conductor. The system is described as
follows: The Wire-rOpe is placed in pipe laid
between the track. and is put in motion by re-
volving drums. operated by steam engines
located at convenient intervals. A long groove,
or slit in the upper side of the pipe, gives adj
mission to the clamp descending from the bot
tom OF the car, which clamp can be made to
grip the moving rope at the pleasure Of the con-
ductor. stoppage is effected simply by
loosening the clamp. The groove in the pipe is
but three-quarters of an inch wide. and is flush
with the surface of the street, so that no
danger is to be apprehended from the motion of
the rope.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-19

The editors of the Cincinnati Commercial
and the GGzetts of the same city are earnestly
engaged in fighting over the battles of the late
great rebellion. What thing it would have
been for the country had they had only been
hired 10 fight it out in the first place,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-19

Hartford will be good place to keep away
from next month. Sixty-fve brass bands are to
compete there and then for the proud position
of champion tooters of Connecticut. Think OF
one set of men acting as judges during the
noisy contest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-19

HOME COMFORTS.
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Are all rstci goods and set guaranteed to give
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-19

Jersey City has police justice who under
popular vote would unquestionably be called to
the vacant seat on the U. S. Supreme Cert. In
the case OF complaint of disturbing the peace,
oy the use o. so-called musical intrument. at a
halS Iour at night, he pronounced this eminently
humane judicial opinion -" Any man who will
play cOncertina on stoOp at IL o'clock at
night deserves the seyerest punishment the law
allows. / think he ought to be sent to the state
prison for five wears"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-19

Persons leaving the city for the summer can
have TIE STAR mailed to their, postpaid, for
fifty cents per month. and the address changed
often as desired