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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-20

jd)riebCn un0 oeu z deiu pom 8. Ipril 1888,
ulIo ctn Sahr ahead, batirt bate. Sic 1T
untr0Iltdl unO pcrlaugt ieet euergii5 etne
brittle 2rauung.
Sn B J. iIa0 elpb ia bat bic Sittipe s..
s. Stieler, mCld)e befanntlid) yuQmanu's s
Sotel" an Der 5taceitr., fiibrt, inuerbalb smeier
SSofeu etnen Sobn unO cine Sod)ter per-
loren. SIN CONNER 1880 beitauo Die "a.
milie Stieler nod aus @robpater, &ater,
Nutter, 5tpet eriuadiemen S6bnen, brei
S0dtern uno smei Gnfelu uub beute
iinb bercn nur nod oie SHUTTER unb ,nei
&0dter iibrig, inbcm in einem 3eitraume
non etlna Il Sabr Die iibrigen iicbsu So
milirn gPitglteber seltorben iinr - @emiB
cine i6mere Seiniiudung!
Sn 9 an 6ran3iSco muroe Elm mie=
oerbolt gena6ter Serludl, 2lrtbur I'M Bib
niile 3u perbrcnnen, burd) bic Giumiihuua
Der YoliSct perbinbert. gllS Die 9erbreu.
nung Dor iidl geben iollte, eri6ieu Die 8oliz
3et bemddltigte iidl Der Yuppc, idlitte ibr
ben Sau6 AMI nabn Die Siillung beraus
unb rip itc in 6eteu. gfatiirlt9 mar bic
nad 8auisnbeu SdblenSe Menideumaiie Iebr
ungebalten, oab ltdI Die BOli;ei in bieie be-
abltdti9te Soltsjuitti einmilhtc.
Sn 9Obofen, RS, glttt Dor brci Sab.
rem Der S6neiSer &arl Serielbt aui Dem
9rottoire aus unb brad Die linte 9ifte.
gladSsm er iedls Dtonate lang i'm $5oipitalc
I'M @ppSperbanbe gelegeH hattie, iuuroe er
ais 6riippel entlafen uuo mar ge,uungen,
auf 6riiden gu geben. Seit iener ,3eit iuar
er I6merniitbig NIB bate mebrfad gs6robt,
iid bas geben su nebmen. glln Samltag
albeuO legte er ieinen 8epoluer inter ieil
&opffiiien unb lagte 5u ietuer 6rau, iic iolle
iid auf ben Sob uorberciten, "a sr lie mGb=
renb Der 9t0dt eridieBen iuerbe. Gridredt
floB ild Die Srau in Elm anNeres 3inmer
elm, bas 9erfelpt mebrmalS pergeblid slI
Dhnen oeriudte. Sonutag Morgeu flopfte
CT al bic Gbirc oes 3imnlers, in ipeI1em
ieine 6rau lid befanb, unO rief ibr Su;ogebes
mobL 6rau, i'd bin i'm Segriife, III iterbeu!"
Sn bemielben s(ugeublide bOrte bic Srau
eineH SduS uub lab, ais iie Die Sbiire off
nete, bub iidb Serfelot cine &ugel bur9 ben
8opf gejagt bate. Ser Seritorbene mar
80 Sabre alt uuo binterldBt brei S0bne uuO
,mpj 8 0rf1trT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-20
Sclbftm orbc.

! 6tla bclpta, 10. Npril. Die
Erjd)c ctncS unbcfanutcn, ctpa 45idbrigcn
NianuFS murbe beutC rib III cincm 9Sageu
oil Der @de Der SrOaoz lm0 9anpBiutr. aufz
gclunbsn. Seiu 6Opf mar Don elmer 6ugcl
burdbobrt unb Elm 9tcooluer lag ueben tbnl
Gin in Oeutidlcr Sprade gcihricbensr unN
oil cine gran in g9tlmiugtou, 8el., aNreiiir
ter Srief murbc bel ibm UorgCTuuoeu. ..Ntau
Ucrmutbey, baB Der Ntaun SclaIlmOrO be.
9irg.
8oroutO, Snt, 10. Qnrti. - 2tlcran.
Der Tiihcr, gcidGitsfubrcr Der rCn:ar!O
&anf," begina beute SelbitntorS, iuocm er
iid cine Sugel 6urd) Nen Sopi jagte. Die
2lfairen Der SGnt bcfinbeu iid) il Cronuug
uuN man gIaubt, baB er burd) torpcrli6e
yciben III hcr Shat actrieben murhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-20
Siebmdrfte.

ct. 2oui8, 10. Aprtl. -.Sdmetue !:
5mrubr $500, Serienouug 1900; Serfdufe III
$6.4Obis $3.50. = 8inboieb: 3ufubr 1900,
Serieubung 100; Sertdufe gu $3.75 bis
$7.65.-Sdaafe: 3ufubr 400, SerIeubuug
feline, Serfdufe Al $4.00 bis $6.25.
@btcago, 10. april. = Die 3ufubr
Don S6peineu belief ii9 beute auf 25, 900
Stiid; Serieubung 1000; bic Breiie parirs
ten ;piI6en $3.50 unb $7.62i. 9linSpieh:
3ufnbr 5000, Serienbung 1900; Serfdufe
;u$2.75 bis $7.50.-Sdaafe: 3ufubr 1900,
Serienbuug $500; Ssrtaufe su $4.0O bis
$500.
gafseibertp, Yenni., 10. april. =
Giu6pieb: 3ufuhr IT'S, gertdufe pom $5 80
bis $7.75. = Sdweine: .3ufubr 500, Ser.
tdufe BON $500 BITS $7.60. - Sdaaf.
i3ufu9r 1000, Sertaufe $500 bis $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-20
Gas sdneerfeit in Nbilaselpbia

Ybilaoelpbta, 10. 9lpril. - 0as
GOnite Ses Is. gtational- Sdngerfeftes, mel
DIES ON %. Suni bier abgebalteu merben
loll, bat beidloI'en, fein eigencs Gebdube
fir bas Teif su erridteu, ionbern bic Dtuiifz
otabcmic nnb bic ,Sortifultural=0 =0alle" su
mictben. Sas lcbtere @ebdube Iou gum
@mpiang uno sur Sepirtbung Der Sduger
bicncn, mdbreno bic Gon,erte in oer Oiuiif=
ufabemie itattfinoen. Ntau erwartet, baB
ied,iig Gercinc aus alcn Sbeilen Der Union,
iru @anieu ettpa 1900 Nfanu, al bem SeIte
She'll nebncu werben. 0as Gontitc III
iiber5engt, bnB Der Huaniiele Griolg bes
6efes gelidert 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-20
Ter 9yrpscf aeecn bic WprSer
c1eHltc Nrdmcr'S.

giem Sauen, CONT, 10. Qpril. -
Su bem Yroseiie gegen BaItcr uub Sames
@ialleN unb Slante 9ouglaB pegen grmor@
bung Sennie 6ramsr's tuurbe geitern Die
9nsmabl uon @eidmorenen fortseiett. Nad
hCm adDt @eldmorene erlangt Uaren, Oer=
togtc iidl pas gertdt bis mOrgen. Die gu
ianmeuiegung elmer Surp lit nit groBcn
Sdmicrigteiten uerfuipft tuoem itf Die
meiiten &erionen bereits etne 2lnidbt iiber
ben SaQ aebilbet haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-20
MuS NlaSfa.

$tctoria, S..@., 10. april. - Gin
aus Alasfa angefommeuer Sampfcr bringt
bic gtahrid)t, oaB cine Mense @ologrdber
im 9aufe bss beporitebenben Spmn1ers bort
eriuartet iperoen nno baB lluruben uno Biuts
pergieBen in ausfdt itebsn, weun uidt cine
Serritorialregierung eingeiett miro. Seber
aulauseuoe 9ampfer bringt idon jest neue
@inwanoerer, pelde fi& uad oeu @olofel,
bern begeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-20

NeWpOrt, M.sS., 10. April. Der 80
pnblitaner &Obert 9. 6rantlin ,uurbc beute
nit eincr Waioritdt bon TIA Stimmeu iiber
Stepbeu y. SlOcuin, Den gesenwdrtigen
0ianor, ;unt Ntopor erludblt. Der Sor.
idlag, Die Yarfe llno Die Beaeoue=Ioenue
nit cleftriitJeu gidtern Ill beleudten, murbe
nit GROCER Najoritdt angenonlmen.
Su bsiben 3meiseu bes StabtratbeS ba,
ben Die 3emotraten bel gemeini6aftli6er
abitinlmuns cine Majoritdt uOu elmer
Siimme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-20
Ser GelS-..otr

Reip Sort 10. aprtl. - Holaeh.
Sss fino bic Sdluknptirungen: @elb bradte
4-3 Er5;ent unS ifloB 81 80 Yro,ent. -
Sterltngs s@sdiel a. 64-4.SG4 auf 60 Gage,
4.eS-4, S9+ uuf Siht.-SunOesz zSbligatios
men: perldnserte Sedlier 1O15, 30. ser 101a,
4tzprO,. 1854, DO. 4=pro3. 1911. - 9lttien !:
abaniS' grpreB 14O, Central Bacific SS4,
Gbei. & Ohio 90, Grte 36b, DO. Brtor. rs,
2ate Sbore 103, N.zS. Central 7i4, Nortbs
@eftern 1878, DO. Brior. 1879, R.z9. Gen.
troG 1861, Yittsburg 1S7, &eabing 574, SRodz
Sslanb 1861, lluiOnzB Bacific 110t, @efterus
linton s1g - llnteridabamts >Silan;: Sartz
gelb $50, 7S7, 1913. 10, @Ourant$3, 902, ,61S. .O4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-20
StuS Suba.

Savanna, 19. slpril. - Die biefaed
Sournale bertd)ten, sab srpei 9lmerifaner,
meld)e init Der Grridltung eiuer &oblenDlz
rafftnerie in elmer Sorhabt beid)Gitigt ma
rem, in 6olge bes Senterns zines S6ooners,
Der Soblen fir Die 8affiuerie bierber brafte,
ertruufen iinb. Die Wauner ipolteu NOR
gen mad Reipsyorf abreiien. SIM bieiigen
amerifanii6en aoniulate finb nod feine9fat)=
ridten iiber ben llnfan ober Die gtamen Der
Seruusliidten einselaufeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-20
rihiuen.

BbtIabeIpbia, 10. aprtI - 3wei
S6bne oeS Srn. Sbomas &nan in &nmoen,
RS, i'm <er pon 18 Ntouatcn unb 4
Sobren, liegeu al Der &ridiurie oarnic0er
uub merben ihperlid serettet lper6en. Sie
sogen fit) Die &rdntbeit Dor ettpa elmer
gHod)e burd ben GenuB pou gstohtem
Sdinfen III. gSie Die &erSte erfldreu,
bubeu Die 8ridineu Gle Gbeile bcs a6rpcrs
Der &iu6er ourhorungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-20
1nsianerz lturubeu i'm ari,cua.

Sucion, 4. e, 10. April. - Der Yos
liseitef su Gan Carlos, sri;ona, io1 bur9
Snbianer getObtet poroen ieiu uub man
iiirdtet fir Die Siderbeit Der Gnsetellten
auf iener ReierpatiOn. Sberit Shofielb bat
iid nit ;mei Sdmabronen &aoalIerie bort
btu begeben. Die eOcOs,SnSianer fuo auf
Dem &riegspfabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-20
Gin SseanSampfer burtb Gis in
Sen Sruuc aebpbrt.

3 t o n, Wtail., 70. Npril. = Der bon
EeftsSartlepoOl, Gnslano, bierber beitimmte
9ampfer n&enpor," Elm SabrSeug pom $50
Sonnen, purbe am II. Gpril pom Sreibeis
uurinst uub ourd baielbe oerart bei6doigt,
bab er um 13. Gpril i'm fnfeuben 3uftanoe
aufgegebsu werben mubte. Die Manni6ait
pnrbe gerettet uno fam bcute in Retpz
Jlorf ou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-20
Gnt5hnSang Der SarntlaIe nuS bee
9Itcreu,

iCirts bel 4reni&sn 6ageu bon peisew 5lus urb gss
bGrruttcrlebeu
Cine 6Iuide entbdIt mebr attibe r,tS beIfrsFsas
elemente, as trgeuc Gin nuoere9 gr6Sdr1t Tie me-
otNn iplrb tbeeoneItpeie GenDmfueu pdbrsuS annsrS
9ttttsl itnt bis ieds yial 10 Oitl eriorbel7, '
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-20
Gin Deaetabilif8eS GrIaemittet fAr
Gal mel.

grUIcmmsr rtue iegEi6en 8eigsitma6 elegant nit
iaEsm Sunni sIaiirt parairsr, reeuIirsu, rsiussn
rnt ft6rien.
RdtmaDs a5ifIen sur arr auer Rranibeiten hsE
ie pipie iiir nere5es cSiieb 8eritceflirG Snbiaes
tipr, QpsfePfe, bli6e 9uldnbs, 4ieber prtsrlsi6ss
GntHiufune, 66mprrfo6eu unb oga nn6eren aei6tn
ees llnterleibes. Cine boQfcmmens Qur earauttrt.
Rein pe9etabIi6, Ssins Spur bon @srtur, IiHsralsn
pher i6dtlidcn 1rceuer.
g5Tyt Mnn beabte fplgente 5tmptome bon Rrdntbstt
ten ber @erSnuiupsprsane @eritopfHs, iHHerIi9e
61mprrbpieeu, &iutpaluug uac5 bem aopfe, Sdurs
i'm Wnger, uebeIteit SD6brenneu Gie bpr benz Glen,
Mugenpriider, iaiires QuffpBsr, Sinteu ooer Behen
hes SerSens, ertdeuess @eiiibl bei'm etssen 9ebsl
cher TIdderU Tor een @u9sr, Sieber nno elmpis
GGmGrsen i'm 6cpfs, tc6enSsn @tRem,, ssless Ausis'
bet; ber Saut lub Ser Quaer Setsnitedeu. S6merieu
in ber BI1 llue in ben Glieceru, plosle Antp1uurs
een BON Site, Brsnnen be5 5Ieii6es
Ginige 9oieu Ron RdemdD'e giuen werpen oas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-20
9rciS 90 Gents pro SAaatel.
allen asptbefsuBu RabeH.
Man Isfr .,6aIfcb une SBabr"
In ba8 Aublifuml

% taru feiue befiers gardHtie fnr ben s9ertt bon
Dr. Rahtpap's altbeerhneeten X. ". ". petimtttetn
nllfaetpteeu ipereen, ais bic eieHeeH unb mIsGDeW
Nabdbmungen eerielbeH. 9S giebt iopobl inIIhs re.
Iplneuts" ais au1 ,,ReIiefs" unb ,.pias." Setet
Gut Dor uub perlonst MIR Raewap's une a6tst bGr.
a.h, bab Der Rame ,,&ahpaR" fA auf benz eetalftem
xrtatA tsfinest. C5RlE20, ,DSz6 AaDl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-20
&e mar Oo3 erfe uu6 in bas etn;(a.
IGmsr3bertilgc IttteI,

eas tnglusenblde ben audIcnbfen qeiosnGinbat TINT
has SrtBaneunAen unc 6pnaeftiousu beilt nl6aen lie
MN on oen Sun8eu, ren Wdgcn ben Glugsipeioer osK
einmaliAsr 4nmennnna. ' "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-20
z mpinSiuAt

hEreurnen ure acknowledgements observation-disclosures,
!uii9th Setceu; 0in'mWinotn. Gntdrtunl ,lub Sea.
cwouna rcr Atereu, 3ut,riralsg.tt llyjnserbGltiTg
No'orfi9c SReeruua aepdbrt, irr ioui 9ut6eter rs~
brGud murteu uthc ibmtrtbofte SprrItfn,, ,,s.' ~
mthr t6e.iIa'lJB I'D. SIai,ui.eu ulO III aasn 5SIcs,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-20
EecegrapGi(Ge 9epefGeu.
NNuri,ipnl,pobI in Nemr,rt

G8eri6ts Der afpeiirten 4reie" fir ben .6eIti&eu
GprreippnbenteH."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-20
Gin SUaar pro 5lafae.
q. q. g.
81 0DtOaO's NeaSO gSel;eF
tiirirt uuo perbhtet

9(ubr, 9iurrb6e, Cholera RorbuS, Etebev
nn6 SdmerI 8beumattSmuS, nero6le
StmerSeH, DipbtbcrttiS, SnlSeut.
3iuoUug, SnfluGn,a, 4t6.
uuuaSbcldlmerOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-20
0crbnnunaS. Refthnerhrn.

Suhr, Gtarrbbe, Cholera WorbuS Dber ld5mer,baEtsr
StlbI8ana tperoeu IN 15-20 0imten tiIrirt S,srcb
adeipoq Reahb AeItci. 8eoer Seritopfuug nod guts
Der gebraua p0n ". VI. 4elief.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-20
AZ. Sabrgang.
Weme Anseigen.

9AMJ LAM.
lam. CARfElS.
ISNl II you are particular about exceedingly
lam Choice Styles and exceptional Low Prices
IkM you Can be supplied by us with both.
IkMT CANTON MATTINGS.
IAM Our importation CT New, Fresh, Fancy
lam Mattings, in Private Patterns and novel ef
lam fleets are superb snd now offer lit different
patterns in all grades Chinese, Japan and
Jointless Straw Mattngs. y larger line OF
= New Desi gns than is exhibited by any other
house in the City. Half CT full Rolls at
WHOLESALE. -
- OIL CLOTH 4 SPECIALITY.
With a handsome line of the most cele-
q Ibrated makes in every width, an enormous
number and variety of patterns, Claiming
- 1.-The largest assortment and having hvetloorS
a I(aIl connected with elevator, to display our
fine selection of Carpetings, Rugs, Mats,
- etc in all Qualities manufactured.
BRUSSELS.
High novelties in Styles and ColoriDg the
--latest, also full line of Open Patterns.
4 lCiose buyers specially invited TO examine.
GO I'VE shall maintain fully the high character
- of our stock, dealing exclusively in reliable
LAM lgoods and choice patterns only
LAM. Thanking our customers lor silciI PdS'
LAM. patronage and soliciting Il snare 0! new
Am. Weare respectfully.
LAM 1MWOLD MEEhlNU.
J. AN. Cor. Baltimore and liowaru streets.
l. AM We guarantee New lorks lowest P.ices ises
I&M. N. B.-CARPETS STOhEp u hiNH
ISMlTHE SUMMER (4rril1 ,1ytD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-20
Sn etner bis ,lpansia Mfinpten.

ipteiebr aud bic Rbeumatiben 9ettIdgeraen 5bipas
9en 8ertrilptelten NerObien, Gbtisen o6er an iors
tiger 6raitbct Scibcnceu gedudlt iein m5gen Rdb.
map sasaep afeliei" pirS ausenbutli6eSdIf i9afs
GuSiinbungen Der Hiereu, gu5iiHonngen bee
8lale, @ebGrm Gut;iuOungen, 2ungrn= Son.
geitionen, palsletben, &ftbma, Ser,tloofeu,
8ipbtberte, bpftcrii9eu 2lnidGen, &rduue,
Satorrb, Snfluen3a, &opfpeb, i3Qbnidmer.
gen, Heuralgie, &beumatisulus, taltentuaS
betBem 6teber, Sitbneraugeu Il. 6rofbeulen.
Die artpeuhune hss ,,Rsabb ReIisf" an Der pber be
ieeenhen Stsgen pirb 0IsbaI6 bebass Grleid3tsraRx
tdffeN.
grsitis biz ieGsga TrpSfsr bapon In ,iusm baIb.u
Grintglas BON 8ner iDeroen in tpeUieeu gucenb(den
RrGmpie, Wa9enidure, Spbbrennen, Rppiitmerleu
DiorrFpe, 2bientsrp apIlt 8lG9Ungen in ben Sinaes
Detesn unb aue tnuerli6eu Shuer3en bsIer,
8slienes iouten inmsr etne 5Iai5e 8abfuab's
,Reahb 8eltet" bel iid trdgen Benige 5rspfeu oa%
BON, in geaier gehan, beugen ellen Rrdnfbeiten uHh
ben eamit bsrtnipfteu 9siben bic aus benz 9ebrau$t
ideGtsn 8aers entipriuQeH, Dor. GS 1T elm belsrea
StinluIant, ais fraHl6itibCr 8raRSp o6er 8itterer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-20
& 40 10 d = 8
@cgnIirenbe YiQen.

Scitpmmeue @urean;en. lineernet abflbr
mlttel, mlrfcn pbne Sd.iiIerj, ffetS Iuoerldis
iIe une natHrlidb in ibrtr Operation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-04-20

8altes unS Biei9eS Tieber.
aol!e5 IL. bitiges Gieber gsbei!t fir so Cts.
rs sebt ieiu beiieres 6cmitteI in her BELT mas 70
ffHel ale arteu bon Iieber beilt g0gen e bon bers
eorbener Su't (aIosa) pber eegensrirter Sale TOM
men, niogen iie Sd@Fiad GerUeus O6er gebes Tteber
tti6eR, ais 49, untsr 3u,iebung bon HabUapB BtuOs
has ,,RcGep Rsrief'' Or. Eaepdp'S.
Tlnf3ig GentS pro Slaf6s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-16

other countries who build their own vessels and run
them with their officers and crews, without
modihcatiOn or repeal Of existing lawsi
Jhtrd-What notifications OF existing laws or vhst
new laws are required 10 determinations against
aud burdens upon our shipping and shipownng inter-
est such as customs dues port dues consular Charges
pllOtage' tonnage and other dues, etc.i
1t was stated that long ard exhaustive answers 70
these questions had been received from well known
shipbuilders AID stipOwners which would greatly
facilitate the work Of the committee but that they had
not yet been classified put In shape for publication
The members OF the committee present yesterday we're
Messrs COnger, Vest, Cox, Gambler and Dingey. Inc
committee was organized by the selection Of Mr. Conger
az chairman and Mr.. Cox secretary II was theh
discovered that stenOgrapher needed, and II was
decided 10 telegraph TO Washington FOR Mr. sponoru
MT Dlngey then announced that he the bearer OF
an Invitation TO the committee from the Maritime EA-
chhhge 10 make Use OF large and convenient room
downtown which the Exchange had secured for IL
ms room was at the Produce Exchange. After some
tak the committee decided to take the matter ot inc
Invitation into consideration and return answer 20
day at 10 o. clock
Delegates from various associations belonging 70 other
Griscom, Joseph D. Potts. Philip Fitzgerald. Charles IL
Cramp and f. r. Harwood. OF the Philadelphia Mari,
time Exchange; L. D. Bigelow OF Baltimore; Edward
Burt, OF Boston representing the New England snip
owners Association; and Parker NJ WetmOre and J H.
Hougllton OF Bath. Me Charles f. ElweL j. III. VIII
chester T. spicer ir. and f. W. Houghton, OF the New
YORK Maritime Exchange, also In Attendance
These gentlemen were Informed that the committee
would proceed this morning ut 10 O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-16

1t was not ordinary literary worE an p.., Ser
relations Of the firm ana M. mn.icisn
who had contracted TO write work OF genius; t ne
spirit did not him WITHIN the time he gre, S II had
III his contract for machine work woulu no. w. :, "a
been an easy-roinr rraucement and strong .o naS
been assumed until 1879. and then one par asnst
ing for himself and another, nad pr0testoe 80 ths
the letter and left the time Indefinite Even thsn t1s
charge wa. reduced breach of contract LOT
do he work in October. November and Deeemoe, 10,
and this time had extended at least ho 'e se
OF 1874 Under these circumstances disuhct no,
ton was necessary and in this regard the
accounts would also have TO be taken into eonSi"o
ton. - ,,.,. ,o,,.r had
Mr. Saunders alleged that Mr. Howsrds letter hau
taken him by surprise and asked persnssion 10 ,bv
draw Juror a trial In wnlsn possluy
he might be able to In roduce evidence proving %
since 1879 Judge Barrett said that would De unI 70
would however give the plaintiff TIL this mOrnhs ~
look for further evidence but unless II could De
clear and strong as he mad suggested he would hono
day
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DECLINE OF AMERICAN FOREIGN TRADE

a Joint committee OF Congress, appointed IN
pursuance Of House resolution 10 inquire into the
condition and wants OF American shpbudiDg and snip
owning interests and 10 investigate the causes OF the
decline of the American foreign trade ana 10 suggest
ANY remedies which may be applied by legislation.
met Yesterday morning OF the parOrs OF the fHth
Avenue Hotel. The committee Is made up OF three
Senators and siI Representatives.. The Senators are
Warner Miller OF New-York; .. d. COnger, OF Michigan;
ana c. g. Vest. OF Missouri. The Representatives are
Horace PAGE OF California, s. >. Cox OF New YORK.
John W Gambler OF Massachusetts, Robert McLabe' OF
Maryland; George NJ. RobesOn, OF New-Jersey' ana
Nelson Dngley. jr., OF Maine. Yesterday WAS tne
second meeting the committee The hIst one was bed
gust ii in this city. At that meeting Messrs Cox
Lane and Page we're the only members present me
result OF meeting forwarding Of circular to
prominent representatives OF American shipping inter-
eats asking their attention and response 10 numOer OF
questions bearing upon the matter which the committee
had in hand. The first three aud most important OF
these questions were a. oIlowsi
: fsrst-why cannot this country build iron. steel
wooden vessels well and cheapIy as they are D1
In scotland, England or other cOuntf1esf
Second-If we had such vessels with out cost 10 us
could they DC run BY Us In competition with those Oh
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THOROUGHBRED JERSEY CATTLE SOLD.

fine lot Of thoroughbred Jersey cattle was sold
for fair prices yesterday afternoon at the American
Horse Exchange The lot was made up from the
herds of William Watson of Westchester; J. l., and
c. Spoiord, benjamin l. Swan. jr., of Oyster Bay,
and Thomas :. Yocem, of Richmond, Staten Island.
Mr. Watson sold the largest number. The Alphea
and Edith blood was presented as were the famous
prze-takers, Farmei l0ry Cicero and silkbeard
Twelve were Su.d at an average price OF TZo'
at an average priceof $50 three bulls at aver
age price Of Tl~3 and five hefer calves mt an aver
age price OF S2iG. The total amount realized from
the sale was Ss,23j, or an average price OF ABOUT
sos
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bnslu,os Chanres.

bnsiv5s ChGnfes.
PARTNER with $4,000 capital In supe-
~ nor money. ing mOnopoi wiz ds4r 500 per cent
annually. Apply l61 yth-aye, store.
EOR SALE.-lhe business of q SHIRT factory
NM AZ ing mas hines and Apply 10 j. C. FER
RIs, .33 Main st., POuEhksepsie, ~ u
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autlion Sales Of Zeal Getatc.



viii sell az auction on CRsDAY, nov 90, 1882 at l.
oco,H. the Kschange -ae-rOom. No. Ill Broad
way Trinity Building. New. YORK.
THE FOLLOW Nc VALUABLE PROPERTIES:
No 30 BROADWAY subs anua SIX story oricS build
ing with Auray-st. well rented and IN fine order
No. IS FGFrHANEN 4 E-FOur-st0ry nigh-stOop house
2j 0x6J with twostory stable in rear lot
1875 feet. including alley.
No 20 Fl FTH-ANENU E- Southwest corner l3thst, FIVE
story 30xsj feet, with stable IN
rear lot l2j ieet. including eT.
No. % EAST TY-FIRsr-STREET-Ins east OF
Broadway threestory house the entire
lot -J152 feet
No. 81 CLINT0N-PLACE-Ru nning through tn washing
tor alley fous-story house 25A56 feet with twostoy
e1tensIou orders stable in rear lot 10 feet
LkA5EHOLD
NO 23 WEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. story and
basement blick building. 2jxIO33 teet
No. ~ w ST TTIIBTEEN TH-ST REET-Two-stoTy brick
stable lot extra deep.
WEST Southwest corner Of Y 0rk ST. vacant
Book maps and full particulars Auconocrs Office, No
Pine-st
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Ocean Steamers.

BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New aud direct n 4, % r1s % ia % Frll9a
NETWORK AID BORDEAUX DIAGJE
CHAlEAU LAF.I TIE. 4.Juu tons O'ut .Oy 40 - -
CHATEAU LEOVILLE. 4.Ot' tOns wednesday. Nov. %
Travellers for France spain Int Italy PYreas@A PA
Nice &C. sLVs AMI 5GJenss ~ CtI,1s Gtiulh
CABIN Uncluding wnel $50 stesrage SIS For passage
apply 20 rtp v,t-t , >,.,t,, A. p......,
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