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Daily Republican., 1882-08-24
Pennsylvania Repr esentatIOn.

Whenever we speak Of having repre-
seutation according to population in
Delaware, we are met with the argu'
ment that 1t won't do to carry out
that principle in large cities where
there is transient population, and We
are referred to Philadelphia where rep
resentation is circumscribed and the
basis is kept below that in the country
or rural counties. We have taken the
trouble to inform ourselves upon this
point and find that those who object to
this principle are entirely mistaken
when they say Philadelphia has not
got representation according to popu.
lation.
A glance at the census returns shows
that Pennsylvania had population OF
A, 1877 ,O16 in 1880. The Senate is COM
posed of 80 members and the House of
POI members. This would make a
basis of SO, $40 population for each Sen
ator and 20,985 for every representa-
tive. A proviso in the constitution
provides that no county shall be de-
prived of representation in the House
no matter ::how small the population,
hence Forest county with the smallest
population (4385) in the State has one
representative. Adams county with a
population of 80, 455 has not got enough
for two representatives but the fraction
over being more than half the number
required for one representative two are
allowed. Cambria with population of
46,811, about 5000 more than is required
for two members has not enough for
three and is only allowed two. Chester
with a population of 83,481 has four
representatives, the basis being little
over 10000 Greene with 2S,273 has
but one, Montgomery with 96,494 pop
ula:ion has five mem bers. Berks with
122, 597 has six, Bradford with 58,541
has three, Lancaster with 139,447 has
six, York with 81, has four and
Philadelphia with S47,17O has thirty
eight.
The basis of Philadelphia is $4,000,
of York 23,9OO, of Lancaster %, 241,
of Berks 20, ,433, of Montgomery 19, ,299,
and of Allegheny it is $4,000. Thus it
will be seen that Pennsylvania has
representation according to population
as far as fractions of populations will
permit.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-24
LOOAL TIME TABLE,
OORREOTED MAY 0, 1854

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON KUA.
Philadelphia, 200, 2:2s, 700, $3.50, T26 SIS g:ol
e89 ebS, 1880, 1:b8 .. m; 1915 "I3s8S,
a:66 p, IN.
Kew York, 200, ,2:2a, o:9O: 80 T,2b, 1868, has
.. m. $685. l.6S. b.l7, o:Ss m.
Baltimore, Los, s:sS q. m; 1901 500 and Go,
p. M.
Baltimore and Washington, l:I2, A:sl, 500
9:lT Q. M; !, LOG, GOT, l1:OA D, m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, e:bT p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, GOO T.
New Castle, 600. $40 q. m; LOS S:2b p. m.
Harrington and IntermOdIate Stations. a:lt
.. m; Loo; o:2o p. m. No Sunday trainR
Delmar and intermediate Stations, V:lO =. m.
1:Ob p. m.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, HA7A
M; f:0b, 500, e:so.p. m.
Delaware Western Railroad, T:o6, lO:sO q. N
$50 p.m m.
SUNDAY TRAINS FOR
Philadelphia, 200, 2:2a, $40 q. m. l2:oO BIZ
PhiladelphiS and New York, 400, 2:2a, .. m,
6:l7, O:Ss. 7:2o p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, Loo, l:A2, G:6l
sos, a:l7 o. M. n:o4 p. m.
ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON FROM
Philadelphia, Lea A:6l. .7:4O 500, 9:O6, S:l2A.m
ll:I9, ll:6a m; 1850, ..#l; ;O9, 2;6O. S:BS
466 b:68, 6,0O, ,62O, ,o:6T, 500, s:6OlO a., ll:OG
las p. m. Sundays, I:A2, L.6l, 800, 1910
.. M; 2SO, 1886, l1.O0. 1880 p. N.
From New York, 1:S2, 4:I7, S:OV a. M, Leo, Les
500, 0:57, 1l:04 p. m. On Sundays, 1-32,
4:6l, 500 0. m, n:O4, p, m
From Baltimore, l:6l, 2:23, g:sG, Il:bS, 1883 Q
m, 1853, oil, o:8s, ,7:24, 9:66. On sundays
ZOO, 22a, q. m., 6lT, 6SS, 7:24, 9:O6.
From Washington, 200, 2:2s, ll:6S q. m, 1888
1858, 6:l7, o:3S, TIA, 9:6s p. nj. On Sundays,
200, 2;2S, q. M, GIT, S:Ss, TIA, s:66 p. m.
NoW Castle, $50, 10:16 a. M; 1906, sos, S:QI
pm. No Sunday trains.
Delaware Railroad, $50 .. M; IL 06 100 D.
m. No Sunday trains.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, Gas
a. NJ: $40, 1885. o:AO p. m. On Sundays
$40 a. m.; arriveT:.0
Delaware Western Railroad, 800 0. m; S:lS
p.m.
FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
18th and Market streets, 1890,
s:66, $50, 7:16, 1885, 8:2l 1920, ll:O0 II, 80,
q. m, 1873, 1870, 3:16. A:02, 4:80, sos, 6:16
6:66, $3.50, $50, $50, 1000, 1o:15, ,ll:SO,p. m
Sundays, 1880, 3:bb, T:l6, $3.50, a. m, los
600, 1000: lO:1b, 1l:8O D. m.
FisuresmArkOdth thus ~ denote the HmiSs
express trains
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Special train will leave Grays' Ferry for
Broad and Washington avenue station on ar.
1vaI of following trains leaving Wilmington
Vt $50, 800, 900, 9:4o Q. m. and 2:30 p. n.
Leave Broad and Washington avenue for
at $50 T:1b $40. 10lb Am. l:80 |
i:2O, S:10 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-24
SLEEPING WOMAN OF PAsIS.
A Case Which is Exciting Grea
Interest Among Ihe Doctors.

A Case Which IL Exciting Great
Interest Among Ihe Doctors.
A case which is exciting great inter.
est in the Paris medical world just now
is that of young woman who has been
for the last three months an inmate of
he BeaHjon hospital. She was found
by the police asleep, and apparently
tipsy, on a seat in one of the avenues
leading to the BoiS de Boulogne; but, as
after remaining for two or three hours
at the police station she did not give
any signs of returning animation, she
was taken to the Beaujon hospital. The
resident physician found that she was
enceinte, and adopted several mild
measures for awaking her from her
lethargy.
All of these proved Intellectual, and
several other medical men, including
DR.. Charcot, were called in, DR.. Char
cot was of the opinion that the very
best remedy would be a series of cold
douches; but as it was impossible, in
her condition, to apply this, nothing
remained but to await the course of
events. So the time passed, the patient
showing no signs of life except heavy
breathing, but nourishment was ad-
ministered to her by artificial means.
About tho middle of last month,
when she had been for eight months in
comatose condition she gave birth to
a stillborn child, but this did not have
the effect of bringing her back to ami
nation and after fortnight's interval
the donches were tried. These seem
likely to be successful, for though she
cannoG speak, she is beginning TO ex-
press by signs that she understands
what is said to her and can take nour-
ishment in the ordinary way.
The doctors hope that in the course of
few days she will be able to explain
the mystery, for there is no means of
getting at her identity. She had no
papers upon her, but purse containing
a few francs, some religious coins and
chaplet. The widest publicity has
been given to the case, and several
women whose daughters ara missing
have come to che hospital in the expec-
tation of recognizing her. One or two
have at first believed that she was their
daughter, but subsequent inquiries
have proved them to be mistaken.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-24
A BIG BREAK ALL ALONG
THE LINE,
AT JOHN H. MOORE'S.

II - y OSlAAN AAs AVA ~ \ASAA
2SS- Market street-s2s.
Great reduction in
the prices of Our stock
OF Spring and Summer
clothing for Men, Boys
and Children. From
to-day we are deter
mined to close out our
stock of Spring a n d
Summer clothing and
have reduced prices &C
cordingly Our $40
Wooden Suits are re-
duced to 81 and $S; our
$12 Suits to 50 and $40
our SIS Suits to $I2
and $I3 and so on
through the whole line.
In our Boys and
Children's Department
the mark down is still
more noticeable. Many
of our children's suits
are marked at cost,
some below cost and
all at greatly reduced
prices. We make this
great reduction In time
so as to Llear our count
ers for the Fall and
Winter trade. Call and
see for yourself and be
convinced t h at first.
class clothing can be
bought as cheap, if not
che aoer, here than at
any place in the coun'
try.
Full lines of suitings
and trowserings always
on hand in our Custom
Department which has
been doing a heavy
trade since last March.
Good cutters, first-class
goods and trimmings
and superior workmen
characterize this De-
partment in every
branch.
Gentlemanly clerks
will wait on you wheth-
er you wish to purchase
or not, at
JOHN H. MOORE'S
22S MARKET STREET.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-24

WE WILL have to be excused from
answering liblers, defGmers, black
guards and things in the shape of men
who have no regard for the truth.
When man SO far forgets all the in
stincts of a gentleman as to descend
into theslime OF pollution to throw dirt,
he cannot expect his opponent,if he is a
gentleman, to follow him.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-24

ONE OF THE standby resolutions Of
the Democratic party of the State in
the past was opposition to excessive
government taxation, but Senator Bay
ards defence of the Government match
tax took the starch out of that resolu.
ton and it was very properly omitted
at Tuesdays convention.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-24

IT IS clean tax, and collected
without expense to the government"
said Senator Bayard and therefore the
match tax should not be repealed, and
the Democratic organs following the
lead of the oracle shout, Amen
Daily Republican., 1882-08-24
RAND HARVEST HOME Ex.
VI CURAIOM
to CAPE MAY on the
"STEAMER REPuRLI

STEAMER REPUBLIC
Stopping for passengers at Delaware City
OnTuesday, August 20, 1881.
Grand reunion Of farmers, granEers ana
fam; lies on the Delaware Bay Charming
musical concert and laughable variety enter
tainments, dancing, etc. on board the steam
or, provided especially for this occasion Of
grand after harvest festival for all. Stea mer
leaves Fourth street wharf, wilmington at
O'Clock, a. m; Delaware Uity, 800 q. m.
Adults tickets only 7bc., children, Aoc. A
special train will start from Newark, Del, at
o'clock, sonnecting with steamer at Del
aware City at $50. Adults tickets from kew-
ark $1.S0. children zoo. Tickets at Vain.
wright's Dry Goods store, Sl2 Market street,
Wilmington, Del, and at the Ledger office
Newark, Del.
Churches Societies, Lodges, etc, can make
to 90 on the above low rates.
Address or call on John Wainwright, 3l2
Market st., Wilmington, DEL, or Egbert q.
Handy, Newark, Dol. au19-7t
Daily Republican., 1882-08-24
Patent Adjustable Resolutions


The patent adjustable platform adopt"
ed by the Democratic State Conven ton
which met at Dover on Tuesday, has
the advantage of a double gearing
which can be shifted and chang ged to
suit any emergency. After carefully
looking over the field the Democratic
managers found it necessary to take an
advance step and this they did by pro
posing increased representation for New
Castle County, "a fair and just repre-
sentation in the Legislature" as the
platform states. This is all very good,
but it would have been better if the
timid Democracy had boldly taken the
bull by the horns and declared in favor
of representation according to popula-
tion. We are not disposed, however, to
Daily Republican., 1882-08-24

THE DEMOCRATIC State platform
declares in favor of a revision of the
tariff. laws that will check tho growth II
monopolies; that is to have match
monopoly in Europe that will complete
with the match monopoly here.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-24
IT PAYS

To visit the Wilmington
Clothing House, N. w. Cor.
Fourth & Market Streets,
to buy one of those odd
suits which Mr.. Diefendorf
says he will close out before
invoicing August LIST. We
have one that will please
you Or either of the Boys.
Special inducements offered
to persons wishing a suit
made to order.
TNo. w. DIEFENDoRF & Co
Daily Republican., 1882-08-24
SITOP AT FoRD'S GROCERY, FLOUR,
y feed and hay market, Front and Mary

land Avenue.
Although groceries have advanced in prices
We are yet selling low: dried apples &c.; eVap-
Grated apples l9c.; 3ibs prunes 26C.; an good
coffee 25c.; honey drop 1bc.; fine syrup 12c.,
the money. Our zoo. tea is extra, our SOC.
tea is fine our 6Oc. tea can't be heat; ootfees,
TO- u, 10, Is, "a rs, 80, 3s, we sell nothing but
standard goods; -four for $50 is the best in
the city for the money. and we are
the only ones who sell that brand; our $500
-four is patent process, other brands we will
sell 26c. less than quoted by any other deal
or; for -four as well as any other article
we will refund the money,when not sati SIZED
50 buyers take no risk. P.J. FORD,
mS-tt Front and Maryland Ave-
Daily Republican., 1882-08-24

DATENTO obtained and all business in
L AlENlO the U :. Patent office, or in
the Court attended to for % odern fees.
make no charge unless W. obtain patent.
We refer, here, to the Pest Master the
Supt. Of the Money order Div, and to Off.
cials OF the us. Patent Office. For circular.
advice, terms and reference to actual clients
In your own State or coutny, address
O. A. SNOW & 90.
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, Dc.
Mention this paper. nov14.e0d-t
Daily Republican., 1882-08-24
FOR ALL TIE PEOPLE.

Beautiful teeth at 90, $S $S and $40 tsSs94a9
q set Teeth extracted without pain by the
use Of gas. Over 80 years experience. DIR.
GALLAGHER, No. 836 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-24
. Apply ANNOUNCEMENT

UA OhW1E M 11hDIs
We have now the pure Liqulhed Nitrous
Oxide Gas ior extracting teeth, the safest In
use. All operations appSrtaining to Dentis-
try performed in a first-class manner, sets
Of teeth from 81 to SIS, fllings gold and plas
tic fro m 81 to %, WORK guaranteed; over
years experience.
NO. 700 MARKET STREET,
DELAWARE DENTAL OFFICE
Daily Republican., 1882-08-24

D UPTURE.-CURE GUARANTEED
IL BY j. B. Mayors Method where others
al. Send amp for .testimonialA S8I Arch
rect, PhiIadelRhiA. mlo.lyd&W
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Wer 1T Trau gDinslo,p 2

Da. etsis 6rase oft ssfsat wtrb, wousn
mir sinfad iasen, bub lls cine Dame IN,
bic % ft& felt 30 Sabren 3ur Nufgate mad.
te. Jrauentranttsitn bauptIdali& absr
Rinofrlranfbsitsn ,u aubiren. Gle Bat
bic Ronltitution unb bic Bsblrfnii1e biel,r
,ablreihen Rla0en bslonesrs asprift unb
ale @slultat praftiidsr 4tnntniiIe unb
grfabruns. mel&e Rs int eauie zines Men.
ft.nalters als 9ranienpEeserin uab ar,t
ssiummslt. bat fe ben Goptins @prup
als befonpsrss Mittsl fur ,abnsnee Rinser
,uiammsnstlebt. Disle Mebi,In Bat zine
masii&s UirtunS - ae stbt Nube unb
@siunobsit uno ertdlt OiTsnsn esit. Sn
Golss oisisr Mtbistn III Grau DlnslOw
wsltteribmt sewosctn als Doblttdtertn
Der &tnesr. unp bic 8inter merbsn aro6
unb banfsn ibr baiar. Mut Ia bie(er etabt
bat te bic 9inbtr 80 Dant nerpFihtet.
@robe 9uantitSsa bee Suotins Sprup
ptleen bier tselih psriauft unb psrbrauGt.
sDir slauten, Wrs. Dinslem tat R&
bard bisftn Nrtifsl unasrbll& aema&t
nno mir Rns lttr,sust, bab burG bsnfsl.
ben 1anfsnbs pon 4tneern ssrsttst puroen
uno eab Ntaionen benlsltsn nod mli
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@rpRer 2lmsnerfamf
BON
% tMter= % aate1t.

Serr 8. Wolfion 1T unfreitis berienige
bon unieren 9dnittwaarenfSnisen, Der
benz Bublifum nit ben liberalite Sfierz
ten entgesenfcmmt unb baufis aenua
Spfer brinst, um in,n1er Neueres un6
S4Sneres in ieiner Brande gu bietett.
@erabe jebt, no bic falten Gage 1ih einz
ite0en unb Der 8eoarf in @interuaaren
Sebedt metben muB, menn anoers man
nidt frieren unb ftd ben rauben @ittes
rungSeinflaiien auSieben will, perfauft er
a0e feline WinterpOrrdtbe: Sleiberfoffe,
unter5eus, Slaneqe, Striimpfe, 5bamls,
Saden, 9ate, Serren< unb &nabenfleioer,
ueber3ieher &c. 5u 70 bebeutenb berabsez
ietten Yreiieu, baB es i'm Bereia zines
Seoen liest, ii& warm an3usieben unb iid
aesen 8alte 5u idaeen. Mlio auf gum
Wlcbentsmpel bes 9errn Wolfipn! Nsben
6iqisen @4nittmaaren oller Nrt unb fer
tisen Sleibern, Offerirt 9err Woliion aber
nod cine NuSmabl BON MSbeln, Die bier
unibertrcfen baltebt. Man mirb finben,
baB 9err WOlfion aud in bieiem Depare
tement Meiiter" III, mas &eiabaltiateit
bes eusers uno Biuisteit Der Yreiie anz
betriHt. Nls Sdnittmaaren. unb MSs
belbantler iit 9err Wolfion Ter mabre
Wobltbdter ber Stabt unb Eaaienbe BON
Sunben in unb auBerhalb Der Stabt iinb
BeweiS baf fir. 11,1,t2w
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- Das faiierlide SanbIareiben Wil.
belms idsint fiji als @inidadterunss.
periud nidt betpdbrt 3u baben unb bat
allerieits einen berartisen Ginbrud se.
mudt, bab gliemanb auBer Dilbelm uno
Bismard eine Wfitperantmcrtuna baflr
iibernebmen mill. 60 mirb bon Berlin
semelbet, Der 9ronprinS babe bon ben,
9unoidreiben ntdt eber 3enntnib sehabt,
als Bis es I'M Heids= unb Staatsansei.
ger perSfIentlidt morben.-Wer's sloubt!
Sa nod mebr, Bismard, ber aniangs BE.
ablidtist bate, bas 9unbidreiten benz
Heid8tase porSulesen, iou ieet, mie es
jeet heiBt, auf 8eranlaifuns bes preuBiz
iden Winiiteriums beidloGen babeu,
bies nidt gu tbun. Das fdme benn ei.
ner Desusouiruns bes faiierliden 3e.
icripts = mel1es ia, tpie barin ausbrad,
lid bemerft morten, nidt nur fir Yreu
zen a0ein, irnbern iir gang Deutidlanb
@eltuns baben iollte- iebr nabe. Cine
fsl@e DesapcHiruns tniirbe abet uiessr.
um iebr f&ledt 3u ben in benz number.
barren Sdriftitid nieberselesten bespc=
tiiden @runbiieen ftimmen. Sc idb.
ia fait 70 aus, als wenn Wilhslm nur bes.
potiiaer 8Snis BON preuBen, aber fpniti.
tutioneler 8aiier Scu Deutidlaub iein
wollte. Demnad idsint es, als menu
gismard unb iein npmineuer @ebiete,
bod in eiaer auf gang Deutfdlanb ans.,
manbten ,Stuatsifreiderel" einen bebeu>
tenben 3aten gefunben bdtten.
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- Taib, Bruber bes Bep bon Tunis,
1T in ieinem Yalaif perbaftet porben. Ct
tpirb Der @cnipiratiun ses.n ben BeA BE.
idulbist.
Mauier, ber I'M SABRE 1871 bas
nad inn benannte @etpebr erfanb, 1T ant
II. gu Berlin seitorben.
= Die san3e 2inie ber st. Gcttbarbt
Babn iou am 1. Suli formea erSfust
merben.
- Nns Wlabrib wirb semelbet, baB
eine sroBe ipaniide Yilserfa9rt nod 0om
itatttiuben ion. Sc werDen an 10000
Beri tbeilnebmenr Da bic Pilserz
fabrt iid gu elmer eurliitiiaen Demon fra
tion su seitaltea brcbt, bat bic ipaniide
Neeieruns ibren @eianoten beim Satican
inlfruirt, benz Yupif bic Tbunli4feit pcr'
sultellen, iebe pclitiihe Sdrbuns bes Be=
iuds gu nerhinbern.
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- Tpn ber Natur marb benz Ginbe
lebigltd bic Wlutterbrult anseuie fen, 1id
ytabruns oaraus gu fausen. Wenn ies
bod bieier Quea nidt eraietis senus,
coer bic Olild. bon @emiitbserresunsen
ooer 2eioen Der Wiutter beeintrddtist benz
alnoe, ifatt eS seiuno 5u ndbren, idaolid
pirb, mas bann? ? Damn 1T, Dant elmer
rubmrei&en grfinouus ber @ben1ie, bas
8lnb benncd nidt nabrunsslos. Denn
Neui ifaebter's Deuti@es Sinbe Is
nj e + tpirb ibm bic elte Wuttermild,
ebenio nabr9aft unb idutadbaft, erlesen.
Sn allen Gpctbefen gu baben.s
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abt. unb mas id BON Sbnen will z Die

abt. unb mas i'd bon Sbnen mi0 2 Die
gerbinbuns. pelde gu idlieben @ie bier
ber seFcben wil i'd binoeru. unnS8lid
MAIDEN. ST es nidt senus, bab sic BAG
2eten ieuer Nrneu bort perSiftet, ite lelblt
In ben 6ott Der gemeinbeit eelhleuoerf,
ben geamen ibrer Tamilie ourd 7e sez
Idduoet baben2 Stun molten @ie eas
Wab ibrer @danoe fiaen bic gum ueberz
fIieBen, bab bic Gleden nimmer BON 'br
weesewalden meroen tSnnen baourd, bab
sic ibren, nur burd, 3eihtiinn befledten
ytanlen nit benz einea Sdurfen - zines
Berbreders pertauIhen wollen2
Glenoer! feudte Bemtertcn, NIT ber
Re&ten mad ber @rulttaide fabrene, wdbs
renb bic aubere 9auo trampfbaft bic gebne
tes @efTsls umtlammerte. Der unielise
fib!te ad fraftlcs; bic entiesltde Sss
idimpfuns bate msbr nod ourd oas. mas
lie atu.n Lief, in elmer 10 furdtbaren
Weiie semirtt, uno i'm erlten WuSenolld
Der getdutuns CAB er nur Der 2ooesunsit
@sbSr, bic Jpn erfallte uno ibm bic Worte
auspreete:
gDoburd = molten Sie cine lolde Se'
leibiauna = bic nur Blut we8wal1en
fam - besranoen2
snbem i'd sic Bel Sbrem rehtsn =
ober pielmebr erf re&t ssfdlidten Namen
meme. gle bsiben Carat = Mntcn'c
@arat, bieeen 10, uls Sis Ssne bort,
Wasba Boiler, ber 9ut ibrer alien @roe=
mutter entfibrten. Dcd einIge 5apse
lpa!er, in Barcelona, naanten gle iih =
sHlpeira.
(Gprtissuna folat,l
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Seras.

- Sn Nultin firdtet man, baB bas
falte Wetter nit alien Bcdcnfranfen in
ben 3elten aufseraun1t bat.
= Sin 2otomotipenfiibrer in Sort
WOrtb Mdmens Ssisss p0llte am Miiz
iouri Buciiic< Depot feline Sofcmotipe be.
lieisen, slitt ab.r babel aus uno serietb
unter bic 2cfomOtipe, bic iiber feline Beine
mesfubr. Der Wtann 1T an ieinen
Wunben seitOrben; er binterldbt cine
6rau unb Sinber.
Die Teras Brokerage NlIoeiation
nit einem Sapital bon SIS, 900 bat ii4
incorporiren laGen. Der Sit ber GhO.
eiatipn # @alceltpn.
Der Stahtrath BON Nuffin unb bic
GOuntp. GommiGire bon TraUis GOunts
baben ben Bau eines Yeitbauies beidlois
fen. Das @ebdube ioll $4,000 fpiten.
= Nm 1S. fam bic erlte Durdlradt
bon Gan 6ranciseo in @alpelon an.
Sic belfanb aus 2 Gurlubunsen Salmen.
Die Tatrt bauerte 80 Gage. eine @ripar.
niB BON 80 Tasen une mehr sesen
trnber.
: Die Teras unb ct. Souls @nsse.
leiietabn mirb innerbalb 60 Tasen nit
ber 5anta Sc Bobn GnldluB buben, NO.
burh fhr Galpelirn elm neuer gertebrss
meg mad ben, Morbofen erSfined wire.
= pe5nstiA ber Beuricnsg grablp Gf.
faire in Eullus Bort man iett, baB Mr.
grublp fhr iein Stiaidweisen fi& babe
$1,000 be;ablen loiIen. Yearion bat
DallaS perla1en unb man 8laubt, baG
Trau Yearion ibm balb nadfolsen tpirb,
ba lie ibre WtSbel &c. bereits perfaufte.
Sn DollaS wurbe Elm alter Mann Wa.
mems NDie Stewart aui bic Nnf(ase bin
perbaftet, elm 1oiabrises Mabden &c.
fddnbet au baben.
= Die Wanerwerf, in Yaleltine 1int
in Betrieb seiett ipcrben.
= Uon Del Wip ,pirb beri4tet, baf
3wiiden bort unb ber Winouns beS De.
bills 0tiber uber 1000 Nrbeiter an BEN
Weiterbau ber Gunietbabn unb an ber
Iunnelarbeiten unterbalb Der Wiinbuna
bes pecOs beiddftist iiub.
= Sn Brenham 1inb felt benz 1. Sep,
tember 2O,5OO Ballen 8aumwolle gum
Waft sebru4t wsreen.
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Sic Gtutt4hntett

Der teranii9en giienbabnen fiir ben Mos
nat Ncpember 1881 linb bon Der sNail=
roao @a5ette" Suiammensefeat ipcroen.
Sic hetrasen fur bic
@clf. Colorado unb Santa Sc Bahn
$13l. .425. sesen SIS, ,72s i'm persansenen
Sabre. @ine germebruns bon 1873
4ro3ent.
Soulfon, Off unb @sateras $1s,4S7,
se9en $3.50 i'm bersan9eneu Sabre.
Gine 8ermebrung BON 1896 Yro3ent.
Wliiicuri, 2anius uno Geras 1881 ,O26,
9escn 1927 1888 i'm SersanSenen SABRE.
Cine Yermebruns bon 29.5 Yro3ent.
St.e2cuis. Sron Wountain unb Sous
tberH $687, ,2SO, sesen $632, ,O52 i'm pers
sansenen Sabre. Sine Vermebruns bon
8.7 YrpSent.
Eeras unc Yacifie $357,724, sesen
$312,1S5 I'M persansenen Sabre. Cine
WermehrunS BON 14.6 Yro5ert.
Dieielbe Tabtlle Seist bic @innabme
cbtser Vabnen, Der ant 80. Nopember
1881 enoenben II 0ionate:
9cuifon, Oft unb Weitteras $143,z
887, Segen $S9,316 int perSansenen
Sabre.
WiHouri, Sanias unb Teras $7,22S,=
793, sesen $5,5O7 1882 i'm persansenen
Sabre.
ct. Souls, Sron Wountain unb Scus
t9ern $3.50, ,246, sesen S., 5,6Os,646 int
rereanQenen Sabre.
Teras unb Yucifc $3,54O,341, sesen
$2,412,099 int persunsenen Sabre.
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(gortissuas folst.,
Sine frSblide Wtittbei(uns.

= Sine frSblide Wtittbeiluns. - Sd
fann nidt untsrlaiien, Shnen cine frSb:
lide Mittbeiluns iber bic Wirfuns bes
ct. Satobs Oel gu MAIDEN, i&reibt Ser,
2ouis 5erbis, Builder in Sort Carbon,
Ba. Sd babe idon mande Sabre an
0tbeumatismus selitten uno omar in cls
dem @rabe, baB id oft bas Bett nidt
perla1en fonnte. Da nahm i4 meme
3ufludt gu benz ct. Safub8 Oel unb er=
fubr irfOrt qinoeruns. Die @dmersen
SerlieBen Mid nud unb nad, 10 oaB es
beinabe mie elm Wnnber eridien. Sett
befinbe i'd Mid wieber ipchl unb fuble
,pie neusebDren.