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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-11
g}r. 164.
GiicnbabneR
25a(tittlOres06 06tOs25a6n.
Sic Btu Zhncu= unO cinIiae 0inie itpjihtn
Dem uuO gScltcn ubcr &BaihtuatoH.
To- ~IciIc SanueB Goppeune
Iidtenen!


9pnuaa Oeu -. gldt 1881.
Jtcrs. 1trlaifeH GamOen= Stattoa:
t.f5 tGbicasoz, iutiunatz uHo e. gouis Sbnta'
GrprCf.
500 tpai6ug,on unS BeaRahonen. C%a. Uto'
lauo, SaoUeitcH, &amoEo gsd 2ua1'
$50 gntcetizGttp uub B,sFattonsE.
6.35 tSSoihU9tou GrprCS.
S.A5 gBuibm9ton uub yecliiatioHeu.
5.15 taunton, &uIIcu uno GHnupottss
GrPreR uuo StatiOutH am metropolis
$50 i4leomont, Gulsbuya. gBinheRer, Bagsrt-
tomn, iSZtocrt uDo 2EcqtltioEcn ubCr bic
3ogpt0a5n. lSouutas5 mug nab Guteot
$50 tIai3in3ton uno RssFanoncn. Grad IN.
- o., ., inopols uur am Sonptose)
o.3O - sbuT8, GtuctEuGtt GL9outs,
8Glbtug gTprcF, ,GUlumbus
UNI S9lcoao. (Gitmono uuO SaOeu
1880 70 Arlington GTPrC6,
1915 RaRnston, Gnuapous uno B,sRaaon,n.
E'SO +Soan.a9s aur na@ &aianato1 uHo EBsa'
1,SO gGicottzGitp uub gBlsHationcu,
$50 GBaibtng,on uno 2Bt8hadoHen. (glab Rtts
moHo rsa L!uGuitto ausguommcu Sonns
ACC Dofbtrgtou grprcF.
$50 @mdener, 0aGcrs.opn, Greosytd uno Ssts'
300 tgBGi5mston, annapolis mo TcsaaHousn.
5.E0 tSyCoeTit uH6 gBeqfGuoreu.
6.20 4tdrtju5bUra unb G3CgfGtiorens
$50 t2BaibmgtoU uuo gBCgfGtioutu.
800 iBttt5gur8=, &IuCtHuntts, ct.
goutS=uuo 2R 2RuibtuntouzE rpres.
(3n. g}thluuo, 2rnb burg, Dam
Utlle, Suou uuo GHhmeRCn.}
500 tgiur Sonutaas uad Yt. A,y1 unS q, alds
TONER.
His Dit. @1q uHN EGegFdtIontn,
G'at Dem Dlgtlnprtur= Sug,at uW t.i1 WloyGsus
H.. uut 2.j0 AidGm NAG &5dgigl 1880 Qior8us
uUo 1890 AbgUo5.
QIG 5uge baltcE am SiLuqs6oUis on, 0uSgcuoum,u
t,1j.
Bou gEaJbiHQtcu undl S0Ihmrrts
500, i6 io. $50, S.tj, Nu. tOuV U,1r8,, 1910,
H.25 f215 800 1880 45Q i4,i0, t5.i5, 1910 5.3p,
. f3.5UuI6 1850 GdCnOS.
Edgjt, 9}ur 1DEHag5, Gic oThgrtn Slst
iG9lIb, cusstnommcE Souul29s.
~. W. <Ttnig
EJdugp0uHufcyt
8. g. SurO,
SNCQl= IufcgtTrIgCut; /;
4. ~. Sole,
(I-E-A geneu1lzS .uttz4gent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-11
gsrmtS6te SepcI@sa aus getp'

@em Sort, 10. Suli. 6rnu 8m.
Sobriou in 9ir. 305, oamllton 4oenue.
mobubuit, muroe beute gtahmittaa leblos auI
pcm gooeu ibrcs 8Ohn5immers 9etuHOeu.
Dim Sinn uno 6alie naren 3eidlen Ger Grorol=
ieluue. Der @atte purOe, oes DtOroeS aH9es
jhuloiot, ucrb0ftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-11
Rr0nEc.

RcR- -3uubpIph, st, 10. Sult. -
9og gpobrhaus bes 6ru. W. q. Carlisle IN
.92Qnoolpb 1T hcut, total ourh Beuer 3er=
Hort. Suluf $4,000. 9as 6lusr entFano
6u1d be GEplOfoa siuG ssEotualzeaHpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-11
SnarGntdae ~ Weuavbfs.

WlempbtS, 2enn., 10. Sull. - Son
iibermorgen oil fam lem 6uhrSeug, baS aus
rem Sii6en fommt. in otsieu !pafeu eiulaufen,
&c lei ocnn, baB cs iidl etuer Snipettiou Der auf
Brsiloeut=Sslanb ftationirten Guaruntdne= Be
nmipn uutermi) II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-11
sl Statne's 9aue, @
g6e Der BaIti,HoreitFaBs uus SoFs 5lf
rEHrs-arhsarftta

91FlE l-111|
Gtfictz8lbeHue. Ea1A
Sauiu.'s sro5, uuO tcus 6uae, STE o'r Baltt'
raor,HraFs uab goFzCtFcs Soeuue, I'm T1tteIpuatt
osr stabt selegeu, ia 6eiOHtsrs smpiebIsnsDst9 tI
gsu,erts, Saus, 8airs, BorlsIuusea \. {. ~.
Die atufit Der grosen Sags DiEb BON isiHtr anOern
Sale Der Stabt ubsrtroTen.
aufletb,s, epdrs uHO 3iffesguiaI,, Ride u (. ~.
F9ar m,lbe Fh BET osm Sanitor O6sr in Der 8rPee's
lfou bs. 81. (27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-11
Won lerlnipanie. .lbenae. atattsa.

Rad Wailtn9toH; 615, 710, I.j5, $50 aub
ii.f5 BcIH. 3, %, 5.25, 650un0 n.gJ 1bH5s. Son1s
toss um 6,Ij, 7,55, 9.J0mO i1ij glo8n5, p unS
C,JJ attends.
@at QrrQpoIig: 40 g}oya. urt j,25 HaHm,
isqih, ousqu1lmr G0Huf1g5 uu9 5,2J NlGm.
aux EonHlagS.
9ebTem uou gaTbiEslou uaG Sgi'iiu5gt agi
Nh, go, 500, ESQ m9 lO.j5 gt9l9sas tNb
.50. .4G. 90 93., 1000 Ua5 1918 H6u5=. aH
Gcrrtcrcu gm 800 1880 "grr, 2.01 5.Ap, g,32, ~
Luo IJ.ljEE0s
& Ei. gBuuO, CScGfrsl NofCSi,gzIsgni;
1881 Grant EbouaScus Seragal G1uaaef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-11

Sa mGGte bas Bublllum beHa4rifrssnf
ooB Id III Seiee elmer 2.r3Hel bin, melht Do
ie8 10 iebr leIuigeu6e geIOJE btIlt. 59 ba5s
geute qeiebeu, Delne taum atbmcn tonnteH uHo
ourd SEN gebrauh 0ieie5 Diittel5 talt anga1s
bldllh QiuouIng erlaugten. 95 ~ bormloa
ma fanu obue aQe Bedrduluu9 genommeu
neroen. SoQte oi,s ytot:5 DOR Oa5 4uge e.
ueB mt bieier uudlen0cu 9routbeit SeboHeteH
fommeu, 10 pir0 CT bCiieutlid uuieblbor 10,
olejh Gd an mid UeuoeH uHo oOOurh iolor'
fiae ginouung dh Oerihofieu. Preis s. ot'
Eiaide ODER cdls 6laiheu Fir s.. 81 bob.n
bej z eth @. SaHcg, Jir. 108. 4Seiz SeIst
mOrgIraBe. iD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-11
M 5rocr ttef hnffcf.

GuIpefIou, SeraS, 10. SuII.-Gr ItOrz
rer Grigbt 9ridttt, Der am lftteu 0onnez
Ifagc ejlRu qcptiicu 6enrp gSIllam5 nah'
3lOorotc, 3erOs, erltah, pnroe gttern III @l=
GS@uumn, SuaS, ieIigeupmmeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-11
EaliiI1Tc pGiGmags8ulu.
1rat tu Strait ant t6. ggai 1881.
...lta IcnIh.rrl -..InIInn

Wud 2Bai1tuatoH INN uby Gl0ra., 3.G5 Ra5a
r'J5ss u. o.i2 slDcIo5 tlnlta, ous8UomHau dU
Lcnui1geH up lao, 7.20, g.i3uug ii,-J iorm,, 5,l5
uul Gfj JiudW. tdGu3s
Q0di Wops's &rsefzGtHt5: 100 gl0ra. uub
a.tJ gllWu. lagtt. aU-alrJWGgn SoaUtG8s,
yn6 IUuEgCItS: 100 N0T1. Urh li5 gla9m.
tGoiG, Commas 0u'a-rUnrGeu, un0 NIX um 5.i5
NCdH. 0W 5Cuut1Gl.
Eah gltumoHt 70. Dem 5bbfH3i0u. $40
El0Gg. UUO 800 Ho1mhas5 ta8t4, cu5gelomm1H
ZOHu.EGs.
Rau oEu 5HbtH ubrL BITE 80 iTF,s B2i6s
Laubz9' abu" ann $40 Dorgcn' uno $40 Nhcno5
t5alIt, ulsggu, Sortaus um 6I5 Abcs. S0HGtag5.
Ran Ubttt SutpguI uno -. s. T.. y .
4Eu A}oEg. tdglth uuo SAB NbCHos, ausgeu. S0nus
tccs; mn GI5 Nbo5. uur SoUDtd8s.
RAD g}ort Oft, uta 9eaihtH9tu1 unb ote glgrioltsg
Tomrier, You!dgs, Dhtmo9s uuo Yrataa5 UNI ii.O5
V}nrrY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-11

GcHsra 46euo "a uor J. u9r Uuihtsb rGh lGu9c1
lhmey3opnsu gej0cn s,ciHIidl StlUa aus Dtar5uy3
qurhenen, inn Altlr UOu 80 5Qbren, D!onllCH una
"a LuoCu. g3e1rdbuifz z2lu3eile ipdter.
Gt) Ctc trdueTHcsU SiuierbIicbCHeU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-11
non Vtarlesftroft1i.5t 5taiIct.

suG BbtIUbtlpbta: um 1926 UloJg., 1906
y(ahmlttaGs tGgliG, Gu5ueuOWmeD S1nutaas uu6
3g5 Rahiu, uro 1i5, If.3j mo ii.j0 Nbbs. t3glih,
gladl Rem q orr; I'm 9,2j Uiorq., i2.O5 ylopm.
taalid au5QcuNmmcn S0Huta8s, $40 JinbU., tt.5j
mo 4 jU HbCuNa lGqltb.
gbRitirter grprlB not ylc,usgod tdgrd, Gonntags
nus0WOmWeU, am 1850 Dior0tus.
Ra d N0ibiugton: b.il Dtor3. ta8lIb, 200
g1od1u. tdoliu. uu5Icf0mmeH @Onutag5.
Wah BrOOtlpn, B., lQusHsn re 6ug
Elrh1Qg tn Seriag=Sitp NIT BOottu bCr rSrO0tl9ns
auner glne' an ioba6 oireitgt transport n0t5 5uEs
topzzrafe bCrafHelt, un0 ooppeGs Fagr9Il5, iO!Die
bfr glariR Qu.y buyd bic Staot gleusBoa oernttbsR
rg.hEn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-11
Sic K,fke.

Giuciunoti, Ohio, 10. 5ult.-Nm les=
ten Samiia0c iinb bier u 6Gllc BON SOnHcn=
fiid unb rrel Sterbeialle in 6olge Ger SIBe 9es
mCloCt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-11

fan6 Der 8uIS uuf 106, bic S6rpcrmdrme aat
100, sic &eipiration auf 23, uno nm l u9t
gIadmittngs aui 102, reip. 1909 Ino q
8. S2. SIiB,
s. 6. Barnes,
6. 8. gSocopQrO,
8to6ert 9tepburn."
Il llhr &bcnbs.) Sffi;iel. Die Spmp=
tome geitolten itt immer gitnitt8er. BuIS lO0,
S61pTnGrme 1913, Telpnatlon "a.
3. gB. SlIB,
S. =. Barnes,
s. s. gGoo0maro,
Rnhert Jiepburn.n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-11
Mcdiel, YQfete, Yaiiagei6etne 2c

n I'd bite eHe Nueabn aGp6Gtat6 6S StenFa8 Wtaa 5"
aden nm unseIaumt seSOrsnns sempfer
nad GurOpa betycrfneG0cn t0nntn. u .
eGe bet Baltimore Sfra9e nno 2'OR Office Auente
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-11

-,,.,...,.n.,,,,t. Cgte g3abiioH un6 GataDfrase:
JVst5'"Fs"'i' { gfc golt= uH6 2Glll llWir.
zue 2irsuus Goblcnhoi, g5crite uno 2dmpl''5rz
rrILle fao ouyh Eeleplou UcrbuHben. eE- SpI.ttJ.z
bglsuub GSG1rt6.G! (5un. g, 12Ufte, $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-11

Sin Stud gauo, oas man ihOH uCnHeH
t6nute, pcuu es uitlt ourd gorhige 5din uHO
Raumfumpicu UeruH3ert mGle, gleldht elHeT
nit Euneu uuO 8liithtu beOedtu PhphosHo'
mle. 9rem ucbe iih orh 6aHce'5 2 al a.
parilleHzgrtratt abhtlieu. BreiS 81 be
Elaidle. Sci Setb g, 3aHce Rr. l08,
an ah-R mnre.S IT., ID baben. llsl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-11
3. B. 9liB,
S. &, 9arIeS,
:. 5. g8ooOparo,
l9nNnyt slNpN, hu~T1 -

u1.SO Nogeu2.) @8 1T ielt Dem leBtan
gssr,d,te BON 6. Is teine merIlife 2leu0eruug I'M
geftnbeu oes BrdiiOenteH Ciugetretcn. 6rau
Goiou, bic iocben 0QS &rauieu5immer uerlalz
Icn hat, ia9t, ooB Der 4rdiiOent itt rubtg oer=
balt, ur0 SAB ieIne Seiiruug quite 6orti1rttte
mad}t. ,, o,n,,..
Il llbr g2ud,mittogsl-GfT3ie1eS Saastir.
Sic Spmptome oeS YrditOcnteH ituO nod tm@
mcr isbr giiuittg. Bul8 lO2, Sorparwarme
1908, 9ieipirauOn p,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-11
mod,e geinftn 0miieti Elm GmpeI

EtbrQudll Dances NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4 n
born Sprup gegeH puiien, @rtnlhns,
Gripre, BlutpeieH uHb Bufts unO GuHaeRs
bsifmeroar. get Setb q. Sauce, Rr.
1903, gGeG Baltimore 9traBtt ~
babtu. w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-11
@e@Iel,
Qadttr, paFagei6eine II. ~, LIN.

eh bite. aae aufoo6cn aim 5hendid 6is 9tsnitas
gGittao All MAIDEN, I'm un9aaumte BeioIgung nit
ieeem Tonnereaasz szDnmpter nod europa 6epettFels
ncen an t0nnen. r. Blaine,
Gfe ben 9altimoIefrnBe unb ft'Oftee'gpeuae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-11
Z ICFin g,icienrro.eh elItihteoen.

warts, 10. sui. = lQa GI0uz 1I0NHaI
perllrtGeiite aui GruuO elmer uon ben AttIona=
rem anaellrengten Slage bic 0jrettorcH Der
,.geuOeeS OeeSgtenbahu=GelCllidaft" sur 3ahluH9
ron IL, ,OOO,O0 TraHc5. Su Den 9ruHoen
beiBt c5, baB Der liiu9f Ocritorbcne Smile Dc
gTaroin uno eiu MiucOoltclr Der rSranc',
81. @entp, i'm GarsiHe nit aucareH 0r;ttoreH
3lerft ibre eigeneu 5nterehen fder geiteLlt, Oanu
abcr Die giitnbabn an Den berlIdtt9ten PAlllp'
part uno rCIiu StrObmdnner ausgcIlciert bat.
tan. Ga8 @ertdJt srtaHnte, ouB ole alien Ot
reftorln oemuugeadttt OcroatmpriHh gebIlecer
ieiCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-11

n1I5 gtadlts.l Der 8rdFOeut idlait rubig.
QGe Snuptonle iinb 9iiuitig, unO bic 4cr;n
meroen ftc) 3ur 9{uhe begebeu. Dr. SltB lagt:
,,Q8m fiuo ppllfomueu 5uirieben NIT Oem 81
Itunoe oGS Batlenten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-11
g3einnhc tine WanIalLt.

2onOon, 10. Sali.-s9u5 groBe .ltan6Dr
i'm g8tnbior Bal, meld)e5 3ugcldl cine &ou=
;cnraiionsyrobc iitr Ole eugliid]e 6reipiutgcu-
Mui2 igju ioute, ianO Uor emer ungebcureu
Wienid,enmcuQe, bCqituiigt pom if6nltcn gSct-
fer, ltott. EQit $4,000 Diam oefjltrtep Oor
Der S6uiqiu, in ocrcu 8C9lettug Der ocutitc
aronprm5 iammt gemahlIn, ale BrIn5eH UHo
Brir,elEnucu mo ciH gldn;enoer Stab ltdl be-
fan0eu. gEeOer lluiau nod SGuurun9 lt6rs
TEN bas qldn3euoe ShGu'pJsI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-11

9uI9drien.
gEten, 10. 5ull. - Die ullbIen gttllter
gulQuriCn'S luegoeH meqen betrl9erud)eH AtlBs
broudls Der 9mtsgepalt in AHilagaltauo per
lest reroen, nadoem Der gegcumdrrtge 6lnaH5=
mIrif1er oa8 @cridlt OerltdHol9te, o0B III 0tH
gIedlrunQen Der @iiuiier bcs 5Rnern, Au5'
mGltiueu uue Der 5inan5cn 0eii5Ite erllilren.
Nlpier, Cunts unO IrippIiS.
Yuri8, 10. ,Jul. - ytad Den Ilelenell
0ad)ridlteH ais Dram geplHHt Der 4rabrau1-
fau6 tn1ncr gr6Bge Stdrte. Der 6iRrer Der
gufilanoiidlen, son Imma, rijdt al 0erSpIb.
etrer qroBeu Diadt gegeu oos EEL, uHO muBts
| Sen. youi8 NIT orei So!ounen lbm ent9e9eHz
| QeiQnot uernrn.
Or frun;0Fidt Gcianote in Gunia, &ou=
! tan, rdIb III eiuer oaueruosu SglsBuHg UCH
| Giar, gabes Il. Der SHil 0Irba 5um Shug:
Der G5reuSen gcgm ErlpCIIS.
| 8ari5, 10. ,Suli. 49, Jm Ytlmlicratbi
| muroe aeTleru beihloIieu, Eeritartun9eH mad
! SuniS III ienogu, Siar. @abe5 unO 0lcrba ~
| beeten unO bic 3Ouioner 2 Sdmaorou BON Vt
irnpuu5ern iur Abiobrt nod Sabe5 berelt 81
| ItCutn. Son Sior ltgf Der SerIdat e1u, oaB OH
| StaOt non $1,000 9iGun beltbt nno oegar
ouphiq iituut If, oaB cine gaH0una eJit uaf
glutrefirn uou 9crtdrmuggu ourmgefHFrtWeJ
zen iaru. 3as 8ombarOemeut be9am an
Z. gnO puroe aul s iort9esBt.
2iufiiano III 2aImatier.
4tbeU, 10. SfHll. Gne 9epahe Ocl
GQltara brlnat Die 4onyidlt, oaB Ole 9ebugs
berrohuer Der Budlt Bocte Dc Gattaro IN 0dl
mat,cu, aeqcu ole 0itreifliidhe Auahsbuug re
Uplhrt, 6Qf ie tbre eigeue Slagge aufgaOge
uno eire prOplorihe RegiUung ctoblut ba
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-11

QoubDu, 10. Suit - Gebriteer Barring,
6aulbrO < comp. gobsu Die BrOipeite iiir Die
nelle italieuiite 4nleibe ans. Son Dem 9ez
ion,mtbetrage per 29I79, 800 BiO. Stcrltng
perbeu nur IA, 100000 Der 6Htntlttlen CUB
ifriptiOn lbergeben, ou3lIIt blelbtfiirCa5nddite
Sabr. Die SubItrtptiou fiHoet itatt am IS.
un6 IA. Suli, 5Lm @ourie BON 80 uHo begun
ren bic > Bro3ent 3inien pom /. SHlI az 81
lnrfFu
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-13
Foster Speaks.

CLEVELAND, January 13,--The
Leader this morning publishes the
following editorially by authority of
Governor Foster: "The statement
published in letter in the New York
Times of the 11th, written from
Cleveland, to the effect that Foster
withdrew from the senatorial contest
with the understanding that either
Sherman will decline the seat 10 the
senate for the purpose of remaining
in his present position under Garfield,
thus leaving the coast clear for Fos-
ter for the senate, or that the latter
gentleman will be rendered an invita-
ton to go into the new cabinet, hss
no foundation upon which to base the
story, so Governor Foster tells us.
The governor says he has no under
standing whatever with General Gar
field iu regard to his course of action
on the cabinet or senatorial question" ."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-13
BY CABLE.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.

LONDON, January 13.-The Times
says the agrarian outrages committed
in Ireland during December, 1880,
numbered 666, which was more. than
during the whole of 1879, and
but little less than the aggregate of
the three preceding years.
The Standard reports that $50 Of
the crew of her majesty's ship Boade-
cia have been landed at Port Natal,
with guns for service at the front
ANTWERP, January 13.-The Flem-
ish inhabitants of Belgium are signing
an address to the English nation, pro-
testing against the annexation of
Transvaal. 1t has already received a
large number of signatures.
HAVANA. January 13.-The French
steamer Vile de Brest, which strand
ed on her way to this port, got offwith
little damage and arrived here, and
proceeded to Vera Cruz.
PARIS, January 13.-The Pappel
states that 8OO,0OO,OO0 francs worth of
redeemable 8 per cent rentes will be
issued in July next, to complete mill
tary material and great public works.
DUBLIN, January BIN the court
of the queens bench to day. Melon
ough opened for the defense. He
made touching reference to the fact
that he was almost the sole survivor
of the counsel employed in the OCon-
mel case. He denounced the prosecu-
ton as the landlords indictment
against the tenements of Ireland. The
court was crowded.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-13
nan YorI, NfocII sanrllet.

NEW York, January 13.-Stock
speculation is strong and buoyant for
TIE entire list. the telegraph shares,
however, lecding both in strength and
activity. The Western Union has 2d-
vanccd from q per cent. to 114ii
American Union from 3 per cent. to
So, and the Atlantic and Pacific tele-
graph from 2 per cent. to AL. The
Improvement in the general market is
from ! to 81 per cent, the latter in
St. Paul, which rose to 1194; Reading
being also notably strong, and selling
up from 3s per cent. to 65.
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Trouble Esrevs1na.

PANAMA, January 3.--The Star
and Henld's Lima correspondence has
aletter from Gomnsnder Lynch, of the
Chilian army, in answer to a note from
the United States minister Lynch
said that be had respected the proper
ty Of the Luchiman plsntstiGn, since
it really was oWned by a citizen Of the
United States, but added Although
I shall always endeavor to respect
and protect property of neutrals, this
will not prevent me from using the
utmost rigor toward those foreigners
who endeayor to shield property De-
longing to the eremy, or who have
had It transferred 70 them
as means Of protecting
II from our operations. In this
relation consider il convenient
to mention 20 sear eEcsllency that the
consular agent of the United States,
at Chimbote, took advantage Of my
good faith BY assuring me in on oficiaI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-13
THE SCHOOL TAX AGAIN.

1t is a bad time to- ask for more
taxes for the public schools, when an
increase is to be asked for improve
ment, and other public purposes.
Hence Citizen Meacham did highly
commendable act when he applied to-
the courts yesterday to checknate
movement to defray expenses for
lobbying purposes by sending
three members Of the school
board to Nashville, at a cost Of
$3.50 to the school fund. The
watchword of retrenchment, current a
few years ago, seems to be losing its
force among many who pay no taxes,
and some who do. They agree that it
is absolutely necessary TO increase tax
burdens to execute certain sanitary
and other measures. This, it may be
granted, is so, and it may also be true
that the already heavily weighted tax
mayer will meet the proposed
increase with meek spirit,
but It is certainly unnecessary to
pile on tSe agony by multiplying the
present school tax by three. Indeed,
with proper and careful economy the
schools could be managed and made
useful with the revenue they now re-
ceive. Curtail the expenses by
Looping of unnecessary excrescencles,
and considerable sum will be de-
rived, whereby the present school
board indebtedness may be reduced.
The article elsewhere to-day strikes
the subject in very pointed manner,
and a careful perusal Of it will set tax
payers to thinking, and perhaps to
acting. 1t is certainly time to ponder
over this important subject. Meas
ures to defeat an unlawful approprla-
4ion of a part Of the school fund, by
doing it out to school visitors for rail-
way rnd hotel bills, while they visit
Nashville to buttonhole members Of
the Legislature, is certainly a new
feature in the educational system, and
it is doubtful if many taxpayers can be
found who will be willing to see their
money frittered away in such a
manner.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-13

LOUISVILLE, January 13.-River
falling, with s feet 8 inches in the
canal, and 6 feet 6 inches in the chute
on the falls. Weather cloudy and
warm, with indications of rain South
wind. The ice in the river has
thinned out, with scarcely any run
ming. The harbor boats and ferries
are running to-day.
CAIRO, January 13 - Departed
Port Eads, New Orleans, / am; John
A. Scudder, do, noon. Cloudy and
mild.
EVANSVILLE, January 13.-The
river is stationary and full of floating
ice. Cloudy and threatening rain.
. CINCINNATI, January 13.-River
stationary and thawing rapidly; light
rain.
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APubIic Nuisance.

George Lock (Chinaman), before his
Honor on a charge Of nuisance this
morning, his Honor was puzzled to
know what to do with him, as he has
been repeatedly sent up as vagrant,
and also 70 the poorhouse, and neither
institutions want him, and, as Taylor
remarked, that George was like the
elephant that the fellow bought at the
constable's sale, the court Goes not
know what to do with him. A few
weeks ago George went into che base
ment of the Planters Insurance com
pany and built fire to warm himself
and had he not been discovered would
have burned the building. George 8
case was continued until tomorrow,
to give the court time to deliberate
upon remedy.
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NlantInmns Asked For.

PHILADELPHIA, January 13.-The
application of Robert McCalmont and
others, for alternative mandamus to
compel the directors of the Philadel-
phia railroad company to issue a call
for the annual election, the judge
informed the counsel that he would
postpone consideration of the subject
until Monday next, to allow the man
ayers of the company time to take
action in the premises.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-13
A Guicide.

ST. PAUL, MINI, January 49,
William Albright, who has for years
been the popular agent ia this city for
the United States express company,
was found dead in his bed tonight.
BE had shot himself through the tenn
pie. The officials had found a short
age in his accounts, which seems to
have been the motive that led to the
deed. He had been highly respected
by all who knew him, and implicitly
trusted by the company.
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Roa-resIesms EOsles.

No. 3s3S-In the Chapoery Court of Shelby
county, Trnn.-H NJ Hill, administrator OF
S is Dean, deceased, vs. Laura Dean ct al
] I appearing from affidavit 10 this cause
l. that tie defendant, Charles Dean, is a
nonresident OF the State OF Tennessee:
that the names and places Of residence OF
some of the heirs OF said s Dean, deceased
are unknown and cannot be ascertained after
diligenL inquiry; and that they are perhaps IN
tefested in tho property involved IN tnis cause
it is therefore ordered that said Chas. Doan
and said unknown heirs make their ap-
pearance herein, at the courthouse Of helby
county, in Memphis, Tenn. on o. before
tbe first Monday in March, 1881, and
plead, answer or demur to complainant bill
or the same will be taken for confessed
as to them and set for hearing ex-parte;
and that copy Of this order be published once
q week for four successive weeks iu the Public
Ledger.
This the 18th day Of January. 1881.
A copy-Attest.
RI, BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By E. b. MGllENRy. u. G. & NJ.
Bigelow 4 Hill, soils for oompPt.
i Is l22 1913 l34.
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note that all the machinery and roll
ing stock at Chimbote were the exclu-
siye property Of E. G. Dubois, a citi-
zen of the United States, when in fact
ho is only lessee of them, together
with the railroad, the whole of which
is owned by the state. The conduct
observed by this consular agent will
compel the Chilian army to treat him
as an enemy in the event, which is
more than probable, that the necessi-
ties of war may compel our forces to
again go to Chimbote.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-13
0uEEhswAKE,
CHARLES N. ERICH
Offers (For a short time only
CHINA DINNER SETS |
1856 pieces, for els.
sPEoIALTIRsi
Bar Fixtures. Mirrors, otc.
Quadruple-plated Knives, CastOfs etc.
Hotel and Steamboat Ware,
B2I MAIN STREET, Memphis, Tenn.
6it
ABOUT SUGAR.

The sugar and molasses trade is in
an unsettled state, bordering some
what on excitement, in consequence
of conflicting statements regard
ing the effect the recent cold
weather has had on the Louisiana
sugar growing district. Grave apprc-
heasions are entertained that serious
damage has resulted, not only. to the
ungrown cane, but to seed cane as
well. At present the reports are
meager, and the exact condition can
not be known for two weeks or more.
The out.turn of the present crop, it is
estimated, will be reduced considera-
bly, below the quantity counted on a
month sgo.