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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-13
Cine 0ariba1Sifeier in @ari6a1=
bi's ebema1ieer Wobmnne auf
Stdtcu cfSldnS.,

Rem sYort -. Suut. - gine @eSdbtz
ntsfe;er Su Gbren garibalbPs wuroc beate
;u Clifton, auf Stateu Sslauo, abgebalten.
Wiehrere italicuiihe Seretne aus gtetp. p.gort
tnarf3trten had bem alteu, ebe6em BON Ga
ribal0i bemobnteu Sauie, tpeld)es iett nod
BON Srn Meucci leinem ebematqen &oms
pognon tn benz 3algli6t=@eiG6ite be
ipotnt miro. Stele Seterauer, Die @lri-
balbi'S 6elbsiige mittnadtcn, fatteten Dor
Der eigentliben @erernonie bem Stn. Reucct
8eiude ab un5 bet @rsis mar iiber Die ibnl
eripieiene gbre bis Su Sbrdneu geritbrt.
&dbreno Der @ebddtniBfeier bieltea @eues
raj Saifi, @apitdn s. gabniann, ber@tsens
tbitmer oes erpdbntsu Sauies, 9aUtS Bapa
II. q. 9ieScn. @apitdu 8ahmann ma6te
ben italientlhen Sereiueu ba6 Saus, He6it
bem basn sebGrigen @runeifiid, gum Sc
idbenf, inter Der eirsigen Sebiuguug, baB
Meucci cuf 2ebens3eit bie Nu9uie6ung beS
gigeutbums haben Ioa. Die Stalienef prds
ientirteu bem Srn. gahmann 3rAt 0anfe
iiir ieine Stberalitdt cine elegante o,ieuiid)c
Eahue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-13
Giuc .olncflid,e Tmpilte. 3"

Milmautee, g8iSc., 12. Sunt.-9er
4opofat @eorg Scopille uno ieine Srau, bic
S6meifsr oes DiOrbers @arfel6's, famen
bier geftern BON Chicago an, nm ftd III be.
miiben, Elm pertbpolles @runoltid bas iie
in Solge eines Sderifis Sertaufs uerloren
haben, ipiebsr3uerlangen. Ste c9nferirten
tiesmegen ldngere 3sit nit 9r. s. u. &tce,
Der bas uuf cine fdlige S1potbet bin perz
duserte @runbftiid eripOrben bat, uno er;iels
ten 3ngeItGnbnifie, tuelGDe iebr befriebtgeRJ
fir iie iirb. &rOtbem gertetb it6 bas @bez
paar gewaltig in bic Saare. Scouille mari
ieiner Srau Dor, baB ite nit tbren Sorleiuu,
GEN ni6t etipa ibrem Sru6er belfen, ionoern
nur @elo MAIDEN polle. aus benz 9eiprdhe
ber bei6en @atten ging beruOr; oaB fie etnen
Ghuliden CANT ifon Cages suoor gebGbt
baben mu6ten.
Im ielben gbcHbe nod cIgagirte Srau
Scopille einen AOuofctcn, Del fir iie cine
@bei6eiSuugstlage einleiten ioll, 9lls @ran5
bierfiir giebt fie oil, baB tbr 9atte hid)t gez
borig fir ibren llnterbalt iorgt. Scopjlle
ertldrte, ais er 8as erfubr, oaB er 5iuar
ielbit cine SGeiouna tuiinid)e, Gber ntdt auf
einen Oerartigen @run6 bin. 6raI Goo
nille bereitet fif jett auf cine ldngcre Sotz
leIungstour burd bic Dftlifen Stacteu Dor.
@bicago, -. Suui.- 6rau ScOuille
tbeilt nit, baE ibr bic beutige Loft iiber 600
llnterIdriften ;u Der Betttton Inn Segnabts
anna @uiteQr'S bradlte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-13
NPdnNe

Bottom, 1s. Suni. - Sin gtOBes, bier
iiDdiges 8adfteingebduSe an Der @arebam=
fraBe, in tuel6em fif Cummings & Seu=
ms Sol;muga;iu, S. &. Sr9mu's Sdrets
uermerfitGtte unb Sanger q &ice'S Stidlcs
rai befanben, girg beute iriib in 6lammea
ani. @cianlmtuerluft etwa $G5,
ct. Soiepb, Oto., 10. Suut.-Stebeu
@eidGftsgebdube in BEN Stdbtden Osborn
an Ser oSaunibal> ct. SOicpberSabn" Wurz
BEN geitern bura Seuct 5erf0;... Getluf
$4,000. Ser grOBte Sbetl oes Gerlufe8
fdut auf Srn. SOiepb Sruar.
&td)forb, ST., 70. Stunt. -9te 9umpf=
idgemiihle Der SS. 8bite, Charlton & Co.,
cine Meile pou bier, tpuroe beute nebft etma
100000 SuB Saubols bura 6euet 3etz
fort. 8erluft $4,000.
Sapauuab, @a., 10. Stunt. - 9'e
gaumpoIl0lmible auf Der SutdiuiOnzS zSuiel,
bteier StuOt gegeniiber, fiel beute friib ben
6lammen gum 8aube. Serluit $50,000,
8eriideruug $2S, $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-13
Sin Taniffampf nit t6Stli6b em
IuSaauae.

Ybtla Gelpbta, Ba,, y. Stunt. =
Gm 8. Sunt fanb in elmer Der bieiigen Sorz
ftdbte 3pti9en 8m. Srappe unb @m. Murs
PIN cine Breisborerei ftatt, melfe oarnit ens
bete, baB Srappe, als er bon Wturpbg OurGl
eineu 6aultidlag su SObeu geftredt iuurbe,
iifl an etnem Steine ben 9intertopf aufs
Idlng unb auf ldngere 3ett obumddtig
purbe. Gr erbolte iid ipGter pieber, erlitt
jebod1 an lesten Dieuftage eineu Stur; auf
bas Srottoir, perleetc iid abermals am Sopfe
unb ffarb ain Samftage I'M rBennibluanias
9oipttul." 0iurpbp 1T uerbaftet iporOen,
um Die Grti6eibung Der Goroners= Snr1 ab.
'-trnrten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-13
Greusftrcit sspifben Wfegifo unS
Guatemala.

Werifo, 70. Stunt. - Gs ideint, Oae
cos Anerbieten Guatemala ben 4nipru6
auf @btapas unb SocOmusco fallen su laiien,
unteroer Sebinguns erfOlgte, oafiir cine bobe
9ntitdbtgung bon 0fertto ;u erbalten. :
pier perlautet, ba6 Der Beiud) oes Brdiiben>
ten garrios in ben Ser. Staateu bespedt.
9ettere 5u neranlaiien, auf Die iinf central=
amerifanilfen 8epublifeu eiuen Druid aus
3uiiben, 10 ba6 iie cine CONFEDERATION biloeu
unb Sarrios gum Brdiibeuten mdblen, pofiir
ben Ser. Staaten angeboten iperoen iol, ben
ar0beren Sbeil BON Guatemala 3u anuettireu.
Die Merifauer basesen iinb iiberseugt, bas
fit bic Ser. Staateu nidtiu ben Streit jmis
iden Nerito uuo Guatemala miiden msroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-13
Nesenftnrme unb 1teberf@ipem=
itttiftQen.
@rpfe Serbeeruns I'm SpIprdho, 5p,pd, Wetis
ipurt une SGinUis. - Dfcbrcrt WcnidD sn
ertrunfeu.

StpRe SerDeerllnS III SptprupuS yptous -Vdlls
ipurt uns Silinpis. - Dfebrert Mcnidbsn
ertrunfen.
Denver, Col, 70. Stunt - Ser befs
ti9ite &egenfturm felt pieleu Sabreu iuhte
rpdbrenb Der uorlebten Radlt bieie Stabt
heim unb ri6tete Sfaoen i'm Setrage BON
Sauienoen bon Collars au. 8iele Seller
lpKrocn nit gSaiier gefIllt uno mebrere Sdu=
fer am llfsr bes BlatteflufeS fortgertiieu.
3tpet Seutife, Namens 2ubpig Waner unb
Sibel 9reier, tpel6e eiueS Der ;erft0rten
SGuier beipObnten, ftub ais 9eid5en aufge.
funben poroeu. 9rei &in6er ertranfen,
alIeiu mon bot ibre 2eiben nod nidt auf>
gefunoen uno fiirftet, baB auBer oieieu
fiinf nod anbere Weni9enleben uerloren GIN
gen. Sn @olbeu iuurben ebenfalls n1ebrere
Sduier bon ben 6lutben fOrtgeriiien. 9ie
nGambriau>3 >3iegelbiittc" fing bur9 etnen
glitirabl Seuer unb bruunte gdu3lid uteber.
@btcago, ST., 10. Suni. - 0epei6eu
ans bem iiS6itliden So,pa, bem weitli4en
Oiiiiouri uuo aus @entral= Suinois bringen
Die Nafri9t BON heftigen &egeuftitrmeu, bic
on ein;elnen Srten bic Sorm bon QSaiIers
boien anuabmen uno betrdttliden Saaoen
Qnridlteten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-13
gGnf Der RdreniaeS Seruna1acft,

EallitOn Spa, N-y., u. SUM. =
@m. Niillifen ans 8olfon purbe am letten
Samifage, pdbreHb er fdl nit mebreren Sc
fdbrten in Der fdbe bes Biieco-See's auf Der
Snsb befanb, bon eincn Sdreu get6Stct.
Gin 6lbrer, pelder ibm sur SiilIe elite, erz
litt lebensgefabrIidJe Serlceuugeu. Die betz
teu alten Sdreu tuurben idlieBltd erlegtuuo
orei luuge gefangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-13

angefabren pirb aber bic beioen obenges
nannten Spefulanten iorgen bafir, baB Sic
Breiie nidlt fallen. @ben bieie boben Mais=
pyeiie finb bic Saupturiade ber bobeu SletiG)z
preiIe. Der bon blinbent Gigeunus getrie=
bene 6armer pertaufte ieinen 3ais, nm @elO
I'll MAIDEN, unb muste feline Sieb3udt, be-
ionbers Die Sdtpeiuesudt, in 6Olge 0ehen
bebeutenb rcbu3iren iebenfalls tonnte faum
bon Wtait nie9r bic 0tebe ietn.
Nadftebenb folst eine Bretsliite BON @e=
treble nnb Sdmeinefleiid in 1881 uH5 1882:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-13
0er GpINn,nrEf

q { 10 y orf, y. Suni. = Nolaen-
bes ftnb bic Sdlubuptirungeu: @elo brad5te
SO 8ro;ent uno idlob 3u 80 Bro,e1t.
Sterlingz z@ediel 4.S6-4.86a auf go SaQe,
4.894-4.S94 auf Gidt.- -Sun6es- Sbliaatios
neu: uerldugerte Sedier 992, DO. ser 1O14,
4a=proS. ia, DO. 4=proS. 1909. - aftien:
abamS' GrpreB 1876, Central Bacific S8g,
@bei. G. Ohio 20, @rie 34g, DO. 8rior. 10,
eafe Sbore 104s, RS. Central 50, gortb.
gsefferu 1295, DO. Brior. 143i, N.sD. Gen,
trul 1894, Yittsburg 1877, %eabtng 54i, @of>
Sslanb 'l29a, llniOn> Bacific 108k, @efern
Union S2t. - llnteridasauts -8ilnn,: Sarts
gelb $87, ,091 1896. "A, @ourauts4, ,663, ,365. 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-13

SaS bette SdlaGtDIeb gebt BON bier nad]
Nepsgorf; bas idledtere pirS tbeilpeiie
bier cOniunlirt, tbeilpeiie gep0telt. = Die
SofInung anf ipoblfeiles 5leii9 fir Die 3u=
tnnft iff iebr problematiid). Der bieiige
glarft fa6t augeHbliflid ca. 245,O0 Safer
Sdtpeinefleiid, 100000 Eierces S6mal,
unb $4,000, 900 Bfunb anberes Slsiid). su6
Sieies 70 tpi9ttge Nabruuss iit mono
poliiirt unb beitnbet iid in ben 6dnbeu BON
Yhil. arrour unb Der pBadings uuo Yro=
piionsS Sompagnie."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-13
Gin Sampfer auf bem Superiprfee
9erbrdunt.

Saruia, Ont, 10. Stunt. - Der BON
@iblanb mad Namainie, am Superioriee,
beitimmte 0ampfer ySanberbilt" fling am
leeten Samitage uahe Der MelbrumsB sBai, on
Der &iiffe Der Sniel 0ianitoulin, Seuer unS
iunroe auf ben Strano gefiibrt. Die Manus
itaft un6 Paliasiere erreidtsn idnmtlit I'm.
osrietrt bas ufsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-13
Der Ranfraub in gsrcpffelS.

8trfotlle, Mo., 10. Suut. - Die
6rau 6runf Naion'S, bes 6dbrers Der
8roofiielber 8anfrduber, bat Der Seb6rbe
$1,000 in Sob, einen She'll Ser bon ben 9idus
bern gema6ten Seute, abgeliefert. 9te
@ranSs sSurp bat gtnflageidriften, rpel4e auf
3laubs unb MOr6augriff lauteu, gegen bic
aeiammten Ndnber aufaefteut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-13
@iAfrr QnnA

@barleiton, S.=@., u. SUM-. - Der
gieger Sobu SObnion, melder geifern ;u
JiodsSia ein 10 idbriges, tpei6es MGS6en,
9femensMarie Wfc8onnea, i9anbete, tpur5e
beute friib Sur9 eiuen Mtob gelpn6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-13
acknowledgements.
ImperiaI 3 &artert
Rreisberabiebuns bet

GnepftsGcfe Der @ut1rus une eertHgtonffraAe.
Bis auf gSeiteres bere6ueu mir tlIr uHlere
elegantefen
Smperial 9arten
$3.50 fas babe. 81 eas sanst OHseHe.
gSir oertpenSen in uHisrem @eiddtte aas
bic neuefteu Broaebnreu uno ftno bic Bios
utere in allen 9erbeiIerungeu unierer Runf.
rnlere grostu @ragonsY ortra tts
baben burd tbrs 8or5iglidteit unb mdBtgeu
BreiIe einen 8iuf erlangt uno tuo uni e.
otRgt permanent.
@fr sebeu uniern beuti 6 c n
&uuben ben SOrjug Hub bteteu
tbueu 6siouSere SOrtbetle.
(SaDi0e-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-13

seiue IiEssrnben C.nr.rIIrssu auf bic gsrsi,ts
apftr5br#en sriIarsu I'D aus Der EBatia6e ba5 feline
Snsrebieuser aus ben pirsiamfssu eunssnbsiIs
mitttln beiebtu, taIts bsrbagGpt bs,onut fnb, ins
Ssm has GrinOeIsment aus BEN SOnis Der .Surts
srunb" qFanie CgtnsoriD beFcRt, psI8s mt, her
,,Mbies gaIiGmea" OSsr tem ngaIiam bon c,r,os" In
gerbiuours sebru4t 1T. Gubsrssm S.ab IN bsJ,m
9eiImitteI flnf GHssrs bUtGniis-, @Ismsnt, Der.
bunSsu, psI&s isiuer SsiItgS',t cine nod erb6bts
aBirfune ssbeH.
gue, Die iFn asbriH4t Babsn, Iaa,u. bos ao,,..
SONIC ppH SPFstD";as urs cheer Elm uunS.r,rs,.
tises SeiInitteI Tsi in alien dasu uo bic atbmrass
Orsane ansssriHen firs, unS baB ieine Brsuus fGds
mssp5BnIi6 i4nea aubere. CT sutBaIt 9idts, tuuE
ben DRasen I'm iinOrbnuns briustn t5nnte, &C
3at eiusu ieBr GHsenebmeH ge6mad unb mira
iu sirem qreiie bsrfauft, peI6sr ieI6f benz tlnbG
mitteIisu srIaubt. 4 isusr Ssifrats tssiIsatts ~
MAIDEN.
Gin Suiten mag faaIie Gin Observation-Disclosures,
CUR SdpinSu6t senannt psrheu, cine aranG5sst. es.
gen ireI6e nSaIe's Sonp Of 6prtboune dnS Ear"
bas betannts fie5erffs SorbsusemitteI 1T. 9Ssers
Sarum teinsn aueeHbIid. Sas iidbcre @esenmitteI
uaebrau8enl
ainser smpfineen srras siHseruns BURG Fsius
beidnftstnSen eissuiauftsu. tusHH hs an UrOas
ss,: aeHcbDufsn Isibsa.
aSreiS: 80 Gent8 nnS $I.OO pre-
Slaf@e; ie mebr, ie billiser.
Bet allen aPotbetsru IN bab.n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-13
Eefe9rap6ifde 9epefds,t.

8egi5te Der .,afpciirten qreiis" fir ben Dsutidsn
GprreippnSenten0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-13
~. Sabrgang.
Wease Rnsetge,..

Spt;taIsS cfauntm m d. Duns.
@r &apitaliffcn unh 2pIcbe. metd,e Och
1nleeen ipofien.
@erpdlterSs SsSerfauf
BON
,pcrtbppliem unb eba autem 2auee i'm noreiidlen
Shsiie eer Jtdet Baltimore, nier
Rtrabsnoerterte pItlid ppN 9barlesitrabe Ino gdbe
9lpresMnenue,
Tppnienfs, ScreIaps. 2dnpnics une 6eeeral<
StrnSe unc Sartere Anep,
Seute. eeu 13. SUM, Radbmittass nbr,
auf pffentiies,er Aufticn i'm Sprieu Serfdufsz
3pfdle.
ausfhtrIite 9si&reiburg finset man IN ben aut=
tipaSipaItsn hes ,,gmerteGn" une Der Sun @ruto@
rifle fnb I'm ger!ralter pber cen &utticnatcrer 81
habsn Samuel .. Sd,nruder. 8ertpaIter;
Q39-40O Wattbsipe alrflane. antt:
-osiirean fes Retbbaas' 'superintenssnten.
I'D Baltimore, ben IL. Sani 1882
Befanntmadbung.
0erfeseltc SprsernusS Gnsebptf tperSen IN
eiciem 8iTean bis 2amifaa, BEN "a. SUM, ystt'
tags IL utr, anf Siefenus Ron eretbuneert Sons
Hen (mebr pfer weut9cr. Don te sS4U ptunc)
cer beffen weikdfdtigen &pbleu Rr. ert9egehz
aenrmnier. gieie mliier rein uno noH S9teter uHo
oneeren Hnreirieteten frsi eir. Gas Retbt, treene
zines ceer nus Nnssbpte ~ permeren, blelbt porpa'
ten. SaineS SpHuenp.
13941,3A SWperiuteneert.
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Die @irren In G0Bptsn.
gaberes aber Sus 9lutbaS in aleruuSria.

ucber fcci,s,is Terfpntn set6etet, - @etttbs"
Iunsen ers brttiie,en SuHiuls @opfiOn.-
saUdb feline ,uperIdfiIsen Rddridbten aber
bic Gntfiebung eeS Mufrubrs.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-09-13

There was silence in the circle for
awhile; but the queen at last broke It,
You fairies shall go with the boys and
girls, and whenever they go around a
fence instead of climbing it, you shall
take the rails and pile them around the
next one; but if they bravely climb it,
you shall put the rails to the next fence
as steps to help them over"
l shall give you one illustration, then
each one may make another for himself
A little girl named Lucy started with
the wish to be fine musician, and the
first fence was small, but rather crooked
and jagged-that was finger exercise
fence, and she concluded to go round
The next fence was good deal higher, the
scales-fence, and she scrambled through
the lower part of it, instead of climbing
up, and so she went on.
When she did come to fence she
really wished to climb, beautiful, new
piece-fence, she was caught and held back
by the jagged rails of that old exercise
fence, and the other fences she had not
scaled before while cousin Ella, who did
scale them patiently and diligently, found
steps when she came to the same fence.
40 auntie, what must do, said Lucy.
Go back and climb the fences as Ella
did, and then you will find no trouble
about crossing the highest you reach"
The older folks came in Just then and
aunt Ruth could not tell the others the
names OF the wishing fences in their paths
that night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-16
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

THE TEggEE fH EfsF ss fS sastHursr
STEEL SA HFFrcr ~ Sii
TRAINS LEAVE WAsH1NGToN FROM SrATTos. CORNER
Fer pittsourx and the West chcso United Ezrrs,
q Palace Sleeping Cars at $3.50 a. IN. daily; Fas,
Harrisburg to Cincinnati western Ex press - 90
E :m;, daily with 18th, Palace Cars 2 Pit,sbury and
.,r R Pa AND EEoToMAc RAILROAD.
go y. m d.iiy except saturday; with Palace ca,s
Mashiligt II to Cana dai2u..
For New iork and the East. Zoo H. 10 80 m sc.
E. o3 san n Taass
lor Cars. 9;al a. N; daily. eKcep: Sunday.
eey City with ba.ts Of brooklyn Amen e a or
direct transfer 70 Fulton street. avoiding double
s sG,s, ard 1920 pm ON sunday, 400. s:so and
c ce3e 7. m Limited Express $50 a. ~ daily.
Fer baltmore s:4a 500. go. 1880 I'm. and 1ao
sunday 500 $50 am: 40. $40. $50. o. s: So
IuFoi e's creek Line $40 m. and 40 p IN. daily,
IerAnnspoiis. $40 a. m and 4;4o pm. daily. e,cep,
isR sEaaRr zs5 sA
GO and siY . G p anu On SUNDAY a%
For Richmond and the south. 6:3O and Ii IS a. IN.
y, daily. and 500 pm. daily. except Sunday.
s:lo pm; and LOO midnight. on Sunday at
Tickets and information at the Office northeast
81 Il I'll street and Pelnsylyania avenue and at the
gage to destination from hotels aud residences.
J. Il. MOOD.
CHAS F. PUGH, General Manager.
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RAILROADS.
baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD
~ TIE MODEL FAST AND TIE ONLY L

baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD
MREt H HiT AN hs pH TH qNkE linz
Va NW XAy ISSiTf N5,b0TBhE TRACK
AM StSP PAS.vs W.sE'fsd ifEs 1855:
ssenS St. louis f and chcsss
sSS-f1af,s Elf TRf GE and Way Stations"
6:5G-Bs tmore. Annapolis and Way Piedmont Stras,
Ex fTisissn aud way VIA r0'aS
biffs sns Siy sfatifas
and and Nf a dt for fer
'':'s 1os ~ Hyst'Iyiile and laurel Express,
II s1aEss . ts 1s at
t1ol;i-Pittsburs, Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis
En f r Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati. Louisville
PM i9-Bsltimore, Eleet, CITY. Annapolis Way
Z s:sss-BBAAET1MSkkE f ESPEEss: ~
s:S0-Batimore and Way s:ations Winchester. Fred
erlSs ,hagerstGwn and way, via Relay,
.. erek via Relay. stoipins at Annapolis JunctionD
Fs Of ka sar s Way Stations
chester and Way Stations CON Sunday to Point OF
rs Ssx st TSPR 2s .rtp.surr and
S al kss sks sosT W e. and Lau
f;e-RstmEss IKE T Txr r. tsns'
fF1Hsfns S en- T. Sdfk sna
t9:5s-Chicaxo. Cincinnati and ST. Louis Express.
Ea5s Way s FGui sGa Chicago
fDaIly +Sunday only Other trains daily. exceptSunday
apply spHp at the Ba s1Sn and
Ohio Ticket Offices. Washington Station 6y and 1851
vii be for baggage to be checked and received at
u,, e; <; LORD, Gen. Passenger Agent Ba,to
VIM. CLEMENTS. Master of Trans. BALTIC. myJ
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CUNARD LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
HE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY IIMlTEn'
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40 n. z NEW YORK
servia We'd. Is Zee. Bothra. We'd. % Dec.
scytnia- We'd. 20 Dee. Catalonia Ned, 3 Jan.
AND EVERY WEDNESDAi FROM NEW fORh.
RATE PASSAGE:
$to. ESQ and 100 for accommodations
steerage at very low Storage tickets from Iy.
erool and Queenstown and ali parts Of Euroe a
lowest rates. '-'
- Through bills OF laden given for Belfast Glasgow
Hayre Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
ter Mediterranean ports.
For freight and passage apply at the Company's Office
No. Bowling Green, or both stperaae and cabin tn
OTIS BlGELOW CO.. COS 7tl street Washington.
NLhNON II. BROWN & CO., New York;
Cfto Messre OTIS BIGELOW & Co.
jenl2 COS 9Th street Washinyton
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The District In CnnrreSS.
CLAIMANTS FOR DAMAGES.

Mr.. Ingalls, today presented petition from Ger.
tain cit Zans OF the District, setting forth that
nearly eight years have passed since they were
allowed, by the experts appointed by the board OF
public works undnr the act OF Congress OF June
10Th, 1871, damages sustained by the acts OF that
ooart. aud they pray Congress to pass the follow
1ng act TO pay them the damages allowed them
Ihat all c'tHrnS allowed damages by the expertS
OF the board OF audit shall have issued to them the
amount OF said allowance, Tor which amounts the
aul Tor OF tnc District OF Columbia shall issue "A
certlncat dated August LIST 1874 under act q; Com
greos approved Jun" 10Th, 1874 which shall he
funded in 365 bond by the treasurer OF the sink
committee - ~ ~>AA0'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-16
Wal. Street To-Day.
FIVCTVATIOyS ENDING IN DECrrS

FLUCTUATIONS ENDING IN 4 DECLINE.
NEW YORK, Dec. l6.-Thc Posts financial article
says: TIE prominent features OF the stock m arket
THIS Tor noon an up to 1890 ocleck were as fol-
lows: In Eelvtr and Rio Grande shares the fiuctU-
atoms from the opening Were 46i4, y. M. Ash
"a AZ. In Omaha there seemed also some dis 20
sition 10 realize, and sales were made successfully
ht S9 t,-o, S. ., S5 scut s6 "a 5o3s
'iaware, L2cklWanna and Western was active
AMI strong until about II 30 with sales of about
80, % shares Union Pacific was strong Or sales
OF about % 900 shares. Erie was active, with sales
OF b ut 20 go shares but without change OF prices
Aside from these >pacatiaS, the genera; h traCtar
or the market WAS strong up 70 about IL 30 at
which time it began to break. AMI ct 20 showed
decline OF 4ali. per cent from the prices at
II 30 ana also the same from tie closing prices OF
yesterday. Money on call On stock ccl!aterals was
Az per cent, and Oh governments per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-16
Another Handsome Memorial Window.

Mr.. Frank O. French, of New York. has inst
placed in ALI Souls Church in this city, beautf
full stained glass window to the memory of his
mother, who lived and died here Briefly de-
scribed. it may be said that rich arabesaue of
conventional leaf pattern borders the window
and crosses the middle, dividing it into two
chief sections. These are used to Illustrate two
notable scenes at the close of Jesus ministry-
His last interviews with Peter and Mary. as re-
lated in the Goth and 21st chapters of the Gospel
of John. The upper picture represents Jesus in a
robe OF rich purple. over whichis loosely thrown
mantle OF white: about his head q ni1nbus of
deep blue; In his hands shepherds crook. and
around him few sheep and lambs Peter. half
kneellng in duplicating posture, attentvely
listens While Jesus utters his parting command:
freed my lambs, feed my Sheep" here given in
meas"
The scene of the lower section represents the
meeting of Jesus with Mary, who has lust been
seeking him at the sepulcher now deserted. 1t
presents Mary Magdalene arraycd in rich robes
OF saffron and crimson. with loosely flowing
hair. in reverent listening attitude. with the
aabaster box by her side. Jesus. in an under
robe OF white. over VIII ca is tunic of olive
green and a mantle of saffron brown gathered
up at the 'front.' bears III one hand having risen
from the grave 4 white banner of victory. and.
with the other hand outstretched. addresses
Mary, Touch me not for l am not yet ascend
ed to my Father" Beneath the picture part of
his words are given in the Latin inscription.
''Dacn Ell Jesus; NOii me tonqere"
Across the base Of the window runs the in
scription. In memory Of Elizabeth Richardson.
,oafe Of Benjamin Bro'cn French, born IL July.
1905. died May 1867
Mrs. French. it may be added here was the
daughter of the late Hon. William NJ. Richard
son, for more than half century chief Justice
of New Hampshire, and cousin of Judge VIII
liam A: Richardson, of this city, formerly Secre-
scribed forms fitting pendant to one of similar
character, placed in the same church by that
gentleman, as a memorial of his wife, several
months ago, and fully described in The STAR at
the time.