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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-27
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feiljaB. Der 4r2t idlob Johann cine ilejHe
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auBtrgemObnlid)en SbnerSeH au8gelest mo
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ger0itcte GrOolhnitte Il. |. 10. III turscu 3ml-
denrdumeu. SpGt am 9tadmtttaQe trIt
leidlt6s 6ieber eiH, mo bel Der Abtnouuttriu'
dung beiruQ Die 3srperpGrme 1907. 0aS
6eb5r leGte hd ieoOdJ balo ple0er, mo gegeH=
mdrtig iinb Sorperrpdrme uuOS{CIpTdtloH Horz
mel, Der Bulls if Inter 100, unO Der BaJtnt
llcat in runiQem Sdllafe. Die 9lsr,te r,ldlen
oCn 3ufunO oe5 Pr5TOenteu iiir giiHitlgT, ais
n irGcdO e.nsr 3e,t ie,t 0cm SditttIirofe pom
lsttCu Samitage.
Or. 8eu urlO iein!Smltrun;eat.
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in @Cganp0rt mebrrer aerjte Die 8LIllmlet
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punt Der 6uQe TN 2aibe oe5 Brditoenteu be
fimmeu III lDuneH hofit, an einem gtoune
prcbirt, in oeiieu llntrleibe fdl let oemSrteae
elne Suael befiuoet. 9u8 Experiment ieQ itgr
3uireoenfelleuO auaQeiolleu ielH. Or. pa
milton hat oa5 S5Hitrument bcild)tlgt, eS iehr
fnnreth qeiungeH, aber 9eauBert, oaB c5 erlt
bonn anqemanot meroeu t0uHtc, meHH Der Bro
foent UieI itarter, els Sur 3et 1T.
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beiarateR?
gSaibiugton, 26. Sllt. - Or. Bib
muroe beute Ton einem Rap0rter g2fragt: ., Dol
Tor, 1T @sfOhr UOrb-HOeH, oaB nh am SuO-
puntte Der 2Sun0e cine neue @lterbOhle blOei?"
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ldBt ilh faum nit BeitImmtbet iageH," be-
mertte er 0aun. ,Sollta Is geld)eteH, 10 miro
es iin fiherlldl UOH islbit auiiiuOtH. q" - ,Olt
n an jeet ert entoCdt, OaB oie Jiippe ierihmet=
tert worOcu 1T? fragta Der GepOrter aufe
gleue. - Oh uciR = oteie Gbatiade uIrye
inon ON Gage Oss 4tteutats publI5ilt. Sd
Cntcedte 9as I'm Sabubepot. Die 3auugeu
baben qemcoct, DaB Der 0Outreiaaitt, Den Dc.
QQnerp gemadt bat, 3oQ tiet 1T. DlS 1T
talid)-er iii faum 3oG tlef, gSeuH man IN
ou GiHihnitt blidt, fam man 6i: 28auOe Der
guud hUhIe iehcn. Der Gitcr lilit lest fat
nueidliCBiidh ourh zen Snitluttt al. SD b.
msrite hcuie iriih, OaB mir BERN Serbidoea ocC
gfunne GbsniO uiele AbioRoeruHgeu eHtiGufeH,
OILS mdbrenO ecs garSeu 9tsitcs ots Cages Der
ausIlceH."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-27
mrets 26 eentg pc saa@teL.
Su clltu 4potbtten Bu aabtn,
-EGn Ieic 6aIidl puO gBahr."
@ln 0as Bublifuul

Es Tann feline before Garandt iur ben 28Iyb Don Or.
F16nau5 ultbQruHotttH ". ". N.scsiimtttela
aufaenisfaH myrpen. ais bic dsnoen unb nuBlcltn
Fcdahuunaeu ocrgibeu. IS albt iomobl iQlihe a8irs
iojUents, ais aud a52eieis' uHo -Ba5." Sebet @u6
uor unO uCuGH3i Wr GabmGp's uHb Ghiet oaraui,
fel beiJuod. (julI2J, gt4RbdE3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-27
q. q. q.
&o0WoO'5 gtco00 9}cttej
turirt tnO uerbate;

@uhr, 2idrrbDe, GbOlera DlDrbus, 5leSas
unD S&mers, abeumati5mus, RegulFf
G@me5en, Gppbterih5, 9aiSsHis
8GncuHg, 3nRueucio, slt4'
uuUq5beihpertea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-27
Ser Rr6FSent.
Getn SuItGisO iHt gSeientlt6en 1tnz
pcrGrocrt4
air sttmntutrn In gsnfhfnaton

g8aibtugtou 26. Suli. - Inter ben
8eamten Der uerihcoenen @rttutiu 0euarcs
ments betun0ete itt hCute betrQd)tlidc SaiOrgz
niB bnfhtltd Oe5 3uitanoe5 oe5 Prdfyenteu,
un0 man belt 0as beute 1tiib per0I:ntlldjte
GiiliCtin ourdlauS uitt 0a5u gee,gnei, oieie Ges
iOrgnlB 3u beidmtdjttgeu. Sin h0berer 4ngc
ilellter oG5 SdabamtcS 6rudte beu.e lm yauie
e,uer llnterhaltuug Die Aniid,t ans, OaB eS Dem
Bubltium I'M Allgsmeineu labr erptuidJt len
lpiirbe, lpenu Die A2rSte etlpaS duSiiibrlidlu
mdren uno otn 3uilanO Ot5 Batientcn IN ibrn
amtiidleH 8uaetinS Qenauer erEldrieH. Sin
@aitdJt mar beute iriD bier III llmlaui, nah
meldcm Or. Agnem cine lebr trltiide 2perar
ttGn uoracnCmmcH un0 olc Sugd aus Dem S0r=
ter oC5 GrGilo6uteH ertierHt bauer iOllt2. NlaH
u5GtIte Guf pen SuafeH, Der 8rdfOent i1i
omd oC Operation 0erart geitmad]t moroeH,
oGB Cr iidl idwerlid) mie0T erboltH WerJe.
4uem 2lUdCiHe nah muroe 6ieleS 9TItt III
llmlauf geirtt, nm ben Qitenmar.i I'll bee,u-
fluiieH. 9cHn Die BeriOncn, lpeld)2 Die 2lH=
aate pom bier megteltgr0phrten, batteH qcnitz
gtEoe GelCQcnhctt, fdl tber oeH Dabren Sad]-
ptrhalt 81 unterrldlteu. Ytebrere 9epeidleH,
Deldlc mn Qu5tuHft uber Oeu 3uitonO Oc6 Bra
'tDtnten erlEd).eN, Uluuen bclIt2 N(tttaq bier
empraugtu, inter 0nUlren cine BON Dem Du,i5
idatmtiLT 6tubOule N 9t2IU=NOrf, ueld)e
mittbelltc, bQB uHgebture 2luicguH9 auf Den
SirQBcu gtcp-YorrS bcrIihe unO OaB mauib
cl5Qblc, Der Grdfogut fUuuc I'M bciteu Sale uur
nod iucuiQe SuuOGu cbeu. - Die 2ttr;te Oc5
GrGhocuttu, tUelte iibyiqcnS III Den ltBtercn
Gogcu ieby iuriidbalteHo ituo, crtldrcu iaOeIcu,
ooB feline uuuljhubarc @cilhr Su btijrd)teu
mo ooB ocr 3uIlanO Oc5 grdiO2nCH 10 gin
fig lit, ais iit) inter neU lImildnotA caUarltu
.laBt.
GCrtdjte aus c.m SraHIsaIimgcr.
28uihtnQtOu ZG. Iuli, Z lIhr irib. -
81, gljB lr5G1lt, bOB Der Yrdfocat Ctu, CUTE
gIatt unO bt5 llbr iritA mebrmalS rUbtqlH
Sdlaf gchdbt hat. I'm llhr wurot mIc0tr
ell Stei9eu otr 86rpUlpdrme bcobadt,t, oodJ
giua oaielbe balb poriJbGr, uuO Der BcdF0eut
Ucritcl micOcr III 5dlamuIGr. 6egtt irlib rdbt
Il btqucm. Seiu Yul8 ftcbt Jest auf 95, uHJ
ole 30rpumdrme idciHt normal 81 le,a.
Is llbr 80 lPuutU frtb. .)-y Der 8rdF9Cnt
mar wdNeuD Der 9lQGlt ltWa5 unrub,a, un0
to8 T,cuCi, Oos uod unieCCm l.B,tH Buu.uu
gnpoS uau9c!ai,u bate, itc,Qeyte lA Ui2yer
geeau Diittauaut mo bis llar r.,h, UollGi
e. n iiuf,u btgauH. Gr Patjcut asiiuo,i nh
icts in o5mic!GcL 3uItInoc, me Qrr,rH IriI5
mn b,cc S,,t. &u!e lO2, LcRpsratuc 9S.4,
Stipulation is.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-27

ioUc b5i brou.ihH Bdleu ron iUeiBcm EluF uab oe,s
b5mutt.yiuogI.
Sine FIaitc Ct53I mebr ot.tol uu0 bd'yditioe Giss
u C1te, as u8Ulo Elm aHbIes trdpdyot, Die ygirDplr
mIro observation-disclosures Wi5rcuo aH0crC WFiieI
IuHj ys icgs Dial 10 Cie uIUroIu.
Sir E0Bar bro RlajG,c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-27
9u rtrrr bis }maa}ig MiautGn,

ME Ielr aud oCn R5umaHIica, BriH6aerl1sr.
1tucGtT, 8euu9pUtg1, J,cr0uIcH, 5ibuibgu o6eF
an 'outqtT &rEu'ilIt tgIpCuDU guGigu U0le1, yWacs
tY1A'e GtaPN tItltci" Uro au8g5Htlbe 6dlls
idQfieu lei
GuEuHhWgaH Der g}ireU, gn3iiu0mGgu Der
Glaie, GtOdrm= GutFiUouug, yuugeU Congo
fionH, SQl5 yGiOcU, A0bma, 6ultlopfsu,
EiphterIa, bgfcrtideu &uidUer, 8rduue,
&Qtarrb, ,iniiuuja, &opipgh, 3abuld)meieH,
giuulaaia, 9}bumati5muS, lalt2m mo bei5em
Gtcbu, 6itgucrau9en NIB 6roitbeuleu.
Sic gnmCgcuno 6gs Steady Iajlia an bcr oocr ntu
lgo.notn Steaeu miro aie5ai0 0gGagltte Srs4tuna
ilOFE.
EJaFa bis l.tsHa Ercpfcn oaDou in cincu gaC5cu
4uT'0ia5 uOU 9la'iJ mgJCtU 20 UouigtH gulcubl1GU
0JduTlC JtOgnidurc, So5bCuucH, A9pIdmCuu,
2l-t-a-s, GuiTiEn, Gg.t, S,aaWBen IN ben &jule
u,iagu guo ole eiucuihgn bmsueu hcleH.
#giicr0e 'oGttE tmWJ cine El1ine 9il5UQ1'5
rTga0l HCilgI' td ijt ttlHcG. 'SgHigc JtOpien be-
1ru. IN Q}2fCr H,ttaE, bGf9cH aiken 9lQl.5Hicn uUb
ZEN b-Wtt puiUupit.n tctoc1 hrs aus Dem @'bJaune
iGdt-G S1a'iga cHiiBruWer. 1ot. gs iit can 5eh:r1
SuuuaEi ais itaE} oEllu 9r1noq o6g 8tteCr.
aeltts uaS 0tgt8c@ 5tebeg.
Gaucs unO btBioss Steser seleit fiji so Gents.
ss atcbt feiu bcfcyes 6cuittsl in Der gBdf mas 10
idHel ale 4lrtsn u0H Tje5I bclt mogeU ne 0On Ctrs
0CItUeI Iuit tU,1lrGl 0ber 0e9gHerln0er Sale tCrb
men. m5aeu C zd1rlads, JlCrUen o6cr gelbe5 Elsbsr
hCj6Gu, ui5 inter Su3CGung non BaoUdq'5 BQeHs
cas- rAcabp gSeIief," 5r. HaopaBs.
aaHf3Ia Gente pre- 8IaT@t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-07-27

8urtS, 26. ,iuli. - Eaut Gepaheu aus
Ggtusbmq iou Der sr1e grOfe yro;eB IN Be
3ug chi ole tii,3ljusH pOliriidlen gratquife
IN Jiu6lan6 I'M SeptsmbT begiHneH. JteuH-
ur.2mnu5iq 9dhjiineH, Djdausr uu0 2Gsber,
ioGeu Dor ein Sricg5gcriht gdteut UeroeH.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03
EXILED FREUCHMEN.

Ifthere are any Frenchmen in Nevada
who were banished from their native land
after the coup d. etat Of 1851, they may be in
terested in knowing that law has been
passed by the Assembly in France granting
an indemnify of 5000, 900 francs to the expa-
trated Republicans. The indemnify is not
for loss Of property. but for Punishment or
exile, aud i: is not for the descendants of the
dead, but only for those still living. Every
one entitled to anything at all is entitled to
from $50 to 1910 francs per year the balance
of his life. In order to reap the benefits to
which they are entitled the exiles must
make application within two months from
this time to the Secretary of the Interior of
France through their respective Consuls.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03

And in accordance with law, and order Of the Boar
Of Trustees made the 18th day Of July 1884, many
shares Of each of such stock may be
will be sold at public auction, at the Office Of the Com
pany, Carson City, Nevada, SATURDAY, THE SEVEN
TENTH Day OF SEPTEMBER, 1881, at the hour Of 2
o'clock p H. of said day to pay said delinquent
thereon together with Of advertising and
Of the sale. c. P. MASON, Secretary.
aAgl0td
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03
A CARD.

JlO THE PATRONS OF HOME0PATHY:
DIR. L. L. KING, who takes my Office and practice in
this city about the first ween September is graduate
OF the old and wellesabshed Homeopathic College Of
Cleveland, Ohio. The DR.. well recommended by
all who know him. and is abrother Of J. r. King this
city. cheerfully invite all Of the patrons Of
the Homeopathic school to call and give him trial.
respectfully, L. A HKRRICK.
Carson City, New, August 20, 1881
tribune please eopy)
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03

rHILLED CAR WHEEL GRINDING
~ Standardization principal place Of business,
Carson City, Observation-Disclosures delnquentup
the following described stock account of
No. p levied the 18th day of july $751; the
opposite the of the respective share
holders follows.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03

Pursuant to order Of the Hon. S. D. King Judge Of
the District Court Of the Second Judicial District the
State of Nevada, in and for the County OF Ormsby.
Notice hereby given to all the creditors Of said insov
en r. R. Brown to he and appear before the said Judge
in open Court at the Courtroom of said Court in Carson
City, in the said County of Ormsby on the TWENTY
FOURTH day Of SEPTEMBER A. D. 1881, at 10 o'clock
of that day. then and there to show cause any they
can why the prayer of said nsolvent should not be
granted and assignment Of his estate be made he
be discharged from his debts and liabilities in
Of the statute in such made and provided in the
meantime all proceedings against said nsolvent stayed
WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court this 18th
IL. ST. day Of August, A. d. 1891
aug1G-td n. D. HATCH, Clerk
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03

The people of San Francisco have this year
to choose between two candidates for Sheriff
both of which, If tho newspaper reports are
true, ought to be in San Quentin. Desmond
is a pledge breaker Of the worst stamp, and
goes about tho streets knocking down men
who refuse to vote for him. Sedgewick is &C
cused ofappropriating public funds in Toul-
umne County and being fraud generally.
The rotteness of San Francisco politics I'M
creases yearly. $50 m" 4 f--. zzc~E / ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03

Four years ago young man, without a
cent on his back and only one suit of clothes
to his name, entered Denver and begged his
supper. Last week he eloped with his en-
ployer's wife and ten thousand Of bis cash.
Close application to business, coupled with
pluck and industry, wins every time.-Nor-
ristown Herald.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03

Some good will doubtless come out of tho
Mint squabble. The true inwardness Of the
abstraction by the Bank of California of sew
eral hundred thousand dollars worth Of silver
from the refinery will see the light.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03

1t is currently reported that the Nevads
Bank will reduce the rate of interest Oh
stock advances to seven per cert, and will
continue to loan fifty per cent. Of the market
value thereon to proper parties. This looks
like straw. t
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC.
ond Judicial District OF the State Of Nevada and
the County Of Or;nsby.
H. -. o"N' Notice to Creditors of said
v1vs onEDrropo InsOvent
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03

The Enterprise says that Reno Occupies a
central position between London and Hong
kong" A tar-bucket victim considers Reno
very near to Hongkong. He feelingly re-
marks that the Renoites are tartars, and per-
sonally believes the name of the place should
be changed to Tar-tar-us.-Gold Hill News.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03

On Monday next Rev. John Hemphill Of
the Calvary Presbyterian church will be tried
for heresy. The California revised statutes
do not state whether the punishment for such
a crime is fine or Imprisonment. With an in
corruptible judiciary and bold and cour-
ageous police, heresy ought to be stamped out
in California.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03

1t is estimated that Gould's railroad scheme
will give employment to thousands of men
in Nevada during the coming Fall and Win
ter. Eastern wages will be paid and white
men given the preference but if white men
refuse to work for the rate, Chinese will be
employed. The wages for common labor in
the east are from 81 IS to 81 per day; Chinese
labor on this Coast is $50 a month.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-09-03

Romance-loving tourists will sigh to learn
that the famous and bsnefcent Hospice of
st. Bernard is to be abolished, monks, dogs
and all, in consequences of tho completion OF
the st. Gothard tunnel diverting the travel OF
the great Alpine passes. This is not to be
wondered at, and recalls the fact that the
builders of the Texas Pacific road have con.
tracted for the construction Of a two mile :un-
mel for every ten miles of road.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-22
New yor,. oouer., MARKET.

New YORK, Sept. 21.-Cotton steady !;
sales, 1920 bales; uplands. 111sc; orleans, l2sc
consolidated net receipts, 1851 bales; exports to
Great Britain, i.41S bales. Flour-SOuthern firm
and quiet; common to fair extra, 50 25@7 40; good
TO choice d. 81 5O@S75. Wheat Loo &c higher and
rather more doing; No, 2 Chicago and Milwaukee,
81 Sol IS; ungraded rcd, 81 229l 4s; No. . red,
81 l7@l IS; mixed winter, u 431SCd1 a; No. red,
September 81 47@1 477{; October, 81 47J49I 49,
November, VI bOlsGl 5ls1. Corn la1lIc higher aud
more active, closing strong; ungradcd, 65@721Sc;
No. Q, G0Hg69lSc No. September, 11S@72Zc;
October, 72I9g73l9c November, 75lEd76l5c. Oats
1SP3zc higher and f,irly active, Hops unchanged
and quiet Coffee u shade easier and dull Rio,
9ls@1334c. Sugar more active and strong; cen
tfiiugal, S3Ec fair TO good refining, 776gSc; re-
fined active; standard A, 9lSc. MolaSSes steady !;
demand moderate; test refining, 81 kd3jc. Rice
quiet and steady. Rosin firm at 81 i2lg@ so. Tur
pentne higher and strong at 536i 53l@c. Wool very
firm and rather quiet; domestic fleece, 3i@4Oc !;
Texas, 14tg3ic. Pork u shade higher aud more ne
tive at SO S715; September, October, and Novem-
Der. $40 2569ly so; middles quiet aud firm; long
clear, 1lic; short clear, NC Lard more active,
opening higher closing firm at 81 GO@l2 40; Sep.
tember, sl2 22IS; October, Sl22 l5@l23719 Freghts
easier.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock Rnd Bond -BaitIuno or,
aud New York Produce Markets.

The following observations on the trans
actions in the financial market yesterday together
with opening, highest, lowest, and closing quota.
tons, are furnished by the banking house Of H. ID.
Cooke, IT,, & Co., 1429 street, Washington, D. c.;
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YohK, Sept. n, 1915 y. m-To days market
opened strong, and during the first hour advanced
u to per cent For the remainder OF the day
the transactions were small until near the close,
when under brisk selling movement the market
declined closing for mos, of the list q to per
cent. below yesterdays closing. Western Union
is to-day quoted, ex-dlvidend at ~ per cent,
and 81, Paul, cx dividend, IL per cent cash
and the right to subscribe TO III shares
at par, equal to about per cent ad
dluonal. In exception Reading shows an
improvement OF u and Cleveland, Columbus, Gin
cinnau and indianapolis SO per cent. Michigan
Central shows the greatest decline for the day on
reports that the dividend would be passed. There
is no change in the general situation. AS noted by
us yesterday, tho fact that the market was sus-
tanned I'm the face OF the death Of President Gar
field led to a general buying movement, and
the demand from the shorts being largely
supplied. an element of strength was
removed and as the market is quick to respond
70 any evidence of weakness or strength, the buy
ers Of yesterday were quick to realize to-day.
Money continues to rule at from 5 to per cent,
being to-day shade fitmcr The London Stock
Exchange to-day sent a cable dispatch to the New
York Stock Exchange, sipned by n large number
Of their leading members, expressive OF their sym
patty IN the niliction TO the country in the death
Of the late President, and notifying the Exchange
that they would remain closed on Monday, the
day of the funeral, on which day the Stock Ex-
changes of New York. Philadelphia Boston, and
Baltimore will also remain closed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-22
HARRY oARFrELD's JOURNEY.
A Lonely aud sorrowraI Ride from VIII
tan,s College 20 Long Branch.

Lonely aud BorrOwfut Ride from Will
tan,s College TO Kong Branch.
Harry and James Garfield, who were at
Williams College, williamstown. Mass, received
telegram about half-past one o'clock Tuesday
morning announcing the death Of their father
and requesting them TO come to Long Branch.
James was too mt undertake the Journey. Harry
accompanied rs fur as the railroad station by
few college friends, started for New York on the
8a5 a. IN. train. lie was unattended, and his only
baggage was small black satchc He took
seat in the Pullman parlor.car, next TO young
gentleman on his way from Saratoga to Philadel-
phia. To this gentleman
TIE soRRowIN0 noY REVEALED
his identity, saying he was gongto the great city
alone that he did not know the route from the
Grand Central Depot 10 the depo, Of the Central
Railroad Of New jersey, and that there was no one
to meet him when he arrived In New York. The
stranger spoke synpathizingly TO him, aud volun.
TERED to accompany him TO the fcrry-house at the
foot OF Liberty street and SEQ him safely or The
stranger then spoke of other subjects but the boys
grief could not be diverted for at every station
vision OF flowing Grape and half.masted flags
loomed up before him.
AFTER HIS ARRIVAL
at the Grand Central depot about hall. past two D.
M, he took n coach to the Forty second street
, 'u VI. $500 49, ~ va
unkhown 70 any one on tne 'raiI, save inc 8ehue
,nan wno sceo,npan,ea n,h anu reporter, ne
,ne i'S. sea' ~ .ne 'ous car, ncN' 10 hu
49, 49, " wv ,"ou snP'"sSoS o' VIZ
S,o eiose oy, no' nnow,s wI'o was,
y, n,s iu.ner uun "non,ne ua'n a',Veu ~ the
s'root ms AS ne reachcu
sne man se,ns ensa.iss Vi 'no inur
eereu raesiuen' soici'eu nun 10 puy one Two
Doys, WIN e'euins p"pois, nlpoi'umeu nun as ne
~ " wy ri W ms hoWIy
a.luiieu il,enu. ine ,rle"aoousnt severa' papers
anu n''nue y, oie 70 nun. As ne reacheu .ne en-
uancs W 'ne Jerry mouse workmen were uraping
wiz, GRAPE ing 'iienu po"sh' ms ucse' ana
saw a, nun 70 lne ooa'' "here tne TWO oaue each
o'ner Boou'oye'
HARRY OCCUPIED SEAT
in the gentlemen's cabin Of the ferry boat He sat
apart from any one, rea ing the paper his friend
had bought for him. His eyes moistened as. for
the first time he learned the particulars of his
fathers last moments young gentleman in
business In Wall street recognized him on the
boat and, approaching him, extended his hand,
saying:
81 am sorry for you, Harry. Did you come all
aloneg
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-22
PRODUCE MARKETS.


BALTIMORE, Sept. Election dull and
lower; mlddling, uA@llMc Flour steady and
quiet; Howard street and Western superflne, s. 90
as 75; do. extra, Sc 2597 90; do family 81 25@s co.
City Mills superfne. So COOS IS; do. extra, So ESQ
10; do. family, IS 0O@s 25 do. Rio brands 81 700
90; Patapsco family, IS 80. whcat-southern
quiet and steady Western opened higher, fell of,
and closed weak Southern red, 81 3sal q; do.
amber, 81 5o@1 50; No. / Maryland, 81 80; No. .
Western winter red, spot and September, 81 Az:
October, 81 45l1al 459t November, 81 40jsal 4g5a
Western higher, but inactive Southern white 02c;
do. yellow, nominally T2ci Western mixed, spot and
September. 70g7lc; October, 7213@ 7234c; Novem-
Der, $500 jjS. Oats stronger and active; South
ern, SOaCSe; Western white, 52@53l9c y; do mixed,
60@5lc Pennsylvania, 52d53c. Rye dull Mt 81 05
al OS. Hay firm and higher prime TO choice Penn
sylyania and Maryland, s2l6p25. Provisions steady
aud quiet mess pork, $50 10; bulk moats-shoul-
ders aud clear rib sides, packed, g4@lll6c; bacon
shoulders l0lzc; clear rib sides l2lSc; hams, lil
Cgl6c; lard-rehned, 13Ic. Butter firm Western
grass, 1iG2ic. Eggs higher at l9d20c. Petroleum
dull; refined, TIC. Coffee Hat: Rio cargoes, ord-
nary TO fair, nominnlly 10dl24c. Sugar steady
A soft, 10lSc. Whisky steady aud firm ut 81 1871
1917 Frelghts to Liverpool per steamer dun
cotton, 3-l66p4d; -four Is per BARREL gran 3lsd.
Receipts-Flonr 6.2ll barrels; wheat, 6s.0Oi bush
els; corn IS 232 bushels; oats 4,3S bushels; rye,
l,ilO bushels. hipments-Wheat, 10000 bushels
corn, 14Sl bushels. Sales-Wheat, 900 300 bushels
corn, 205,3G0 bushels.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-09-22
FAREWELL, GARFIELD

All our land Is drnped In mourning;
Hearts now bleed and strong men weep,
For our loved, our noble Garfield
Sleeps his last, his dreamiess sleep.
He Is eone-yes, gone forever
Shot by an assassin's hand;
Though we loved we could not keephim-
He has Joined the martyr band.
Through the weeks ofpainfil struggle
He was cheerful, true. and brave;
Although he fought so hard and nobly,
SIN no power on earth could save.
Honored Garfield Long and fondly
Shall thy memory cherished he.
JIe who gave thee might and wisdom
Set thy noble spirit free.
Farewell, Garfield Noble sufferer
Thou hast Joined the martyr bandl
But the love that we all bore thee
Shall remain throughout the land.
Now thy honored life Is ended
Rest forever, rest in peacei
God has sent us deepest sorrow,
But has given thee sweet release.
SIN for thee our tears are falling,
For thy race on earth II run.
Can we ever learn TO utter
at Is wen Gods will be done3"
Ms " L. Hopson