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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16

Garl Nuguit i'm oebpteit meitl6mei>
tighten &anSlei3opfitil letn @el u6 I'M lr>
laub. Dem berrlihcn Sirite1, Der alt6 auf
BENT SDrone elmer Der f~retelten uno fretiin>
l1tgiten Wfenlden blieb, mar bieie Serpiliz
tdt zines 10 9roBen WianneS uno pe~rtrautert
Sreunoes ullO SubbruoerS lebr 5utpioer.
NlS @Ot6e wieOer einmal Elm ioId)cS llr>
%laubSselud eini6idte, l6rieb &arl Nugrit
al ben Jtano besielben einfa6: sc mel e
aust"
Nu6 miinbli6 1u6te CT Dem 6errn Sc
beimbDeratb bon 0DtDe baS S6artpen3eln
a%bSugeD0bnel. Qls tm2luguit 1927 Ser feb
5tgiabri9e GroBberSpg ben balnaIi9en 8aD=
crrfonig 3lontg |. in oaS 6alS @0tGe'5
bradte, filDrte Der misunderstanding
aber ferScngeraOe 0i6ter lolGe SliGlinge
lno &raBfilBe alf, baE lein @roBberSog ibnl
Dor Der 8apertl6en Wtaieitdt surief vlllter
Terl, mad bod fcill 0ummeS l3etg." Sin
Sabr Oarduf ipar Der cole Shirt tpOt, nab
reno lein GROCER bihtcril6er SreunD Oil Delt
nelen 0roBberSog &arL SrieOrid nur beB>
balbfctne loIden 53ui6riften mebr ri6tete,
lpetl er lntmlttelbar ilad) Scarf Nu9tlt's
SOB alle Staatsgei6Gfte nicbcrle9te.
vGnetfe aust" beiBt eS iebt audi BET
unleren boben nnb nieberen 8unbesbeamten
III Malbin9ton. Uncle Sam g0nnt tpie
Sarl Qlugult jebem lcincr StaatSoiener,
tletn Wie grOB, Die Sommerferien, obne baB
Der MISUNDERSTANDING O0er %erbolun9sz
lulttge Wtdnn glei0 Der alien GrcelenS in
gSeinlar Diele 1rlaubSgelu6Slbn0rfel 3u
MAIDEN brau6t. Selbit Dem f"leinlten lei>
ner OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES betpiltgt llllcle
Sam me6rpodige 6erien, Dbne ibm bes7
balb etnell 0ebaltsabSug 81 MAIDEN. gfur
mil11en Die Serien 10 uertbetlt tperoen, baB
pclltgltelS Die nlIernDtbiglte 3abl BON 8ez
amten uno vGlerfS" CUR @~rlebtgung Der
laufenoen 0el6dfte Od bleibt.
Nu6 bon ben b0Deren 8eamten miro man
IN ben Qmtsltuben BON Maibil1gton in
nGditer Belt ptele ieben, Die niht Oa lino.
Sogar man6er Der Wftniiter itedt l0on in
ben Serien. Ser grG1toent lel6er, ipelder
III otelem Sabre bereitS Die bcrii9mte Spribz
tour gu ben ~lltgatoren unD Oran9en 6Ioe
rtoa'S gema6t bat, riitet 1t6 auf nele Sc
rtellretlen Sl Wal1er rno 2ano; ia DiejeIt7
gen 1SetttHgert, Del6e Den Scruf III li6 flb>
len, ietne Springer u1o 0orldufer 81 lein,
baben leiue beDoritebcnOe @anDreile beretts
bis IN BEN Oellopltone54Snrf ausgeoebnt.
Sin GROCER Sbeil Der 9tefOrmbldtter
10lagt 1eDes SaDr ctt Dodmoraltlde5 0e>
beul iiber Die Sommerferien Der groBen uno
tleinen BunbeSbeamten auf. Die Seuler be-
6enten nidt, DOB iol6e Serien Der 8eamten
ielbit in Dem 2anbe, 0eiien 8ureautratie
ibr Soeal lit, aans 9ebrdu6li6 iin0, g8ie
Der &atier, Die Siirlten, Die Wtntiter, Die
@ebelmrGtbe, Die Sfft3iere, 10 genieBen in
Oeutiblano au6 Die fleinen n t~Ieiniten
Subaltern@ 8eamten ibre Snmmerfrti6e =;
ia Die 9offnung auf biele lit oft ibr einSiges
Qt6t IN einem gar5en Sabre 0eS Wfllbens
uno SparenS ober OarbenS. Sbneu NQen
gilt Der muntere 3uruf &arl AuGult'S:
v&neifeauS!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16
0r6TScut Sc Goto.

Chicago ~erfreute ii6 6es 8eiu6s bes
observation-disclosures zines befreunoeten 2an1
beS, ben DeS Is rGli0enten DOn6ons
buraS, 9eSnto, uno bieier 8eiud lit
fein gan5 9etpDbnli6es GreigniB. !3war lit
6Onouras fein grOBes unO mGhttges 9ano ;
eS lit elmer Der tleinen Sretitadten in Wttt7
telamerita, ni6t gr0Ber ais AZ 900 engltl6e
Quaoratmeilelt, unb npn ni6t mebr ais
$50, 600 bis 375, 1000 Wleni6en beo0lfert,
allo oil @r0Be 3tpar Dem Staate Seem yort,
an @inmobner3abl aber nur 10 un9efGbr
elmer Der a~merttantl6en Stdbte alpetten
&anges, pie ettpa ct. 2outS glet6; aber eS
erSeugt cine Wenge 9inge, oeren @bicago
beoarf, II tpouon @bicago Dtel ableBen
fam, lno eS beOarf Dteler 0inge, nit oenen
eS bon Gbicago I'M beiten uno moblfetliteu
Derlorgt tperDen fann.
Inn einen gegenieitigen @aarenauss
tarib berbeiSufibren, DOrnebmlt6 aber naz
tiirlt6, UNI fir Die @r3eugntile leineS 3an@
bes einen Oearft 3u erDffnen, lit YrGitoent
9e Soto bier. Die @%raeugniiie bon 6onz
buraS beiteben auBer in @olh uno Stlber,
1popou llngefGbr fir cine WiQion Dollars
ausgefiibrt miro, in Sibfri6ten, borne6m1
lid Bananen, uno in Sarbe uno yfubbDls
germ, BON lebteren namentlt6 bas jebt ptee
Der 10 bod gei6dBte Wtabagon0; lotpis
Gacap, Summit, Sn0tgo &c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16
eamfter Setmrt6 aus aIuebest.

Oils GenerGl GrDot ietnen SSeIb,uq
mad Der SterrG Ofaore antrat, QlaIbte
man, er pole ale feinoIi1en Gpades perz
nt6ten. 0ber Der grimme Hede fam ais
%ianfter 9etnri6 mad Q~Iri3ona auriid,
itrGubte ii6 nit 9Gn6en un6 SiiBen geaen
cine pom Mtniiter bes Snnern, Serrn
Seller, in gori6lag gebra6te Itrenge 8e>
banoIung ieiner @efangenen, unb muBte
0aDer, nod ebe er ben Staub Sonora's
aus ieinen &leibern gei6ItteIt bate, aur
8eritdnbigung mad @aibingtOn bampfen.
Qluf ben eriten Bid erl6etnt bas 1eberz
etntommen, bas jebt in 8aibingtOn 6ur6
General @roof 3tpil6en benz Rriegsminiite=
rum un0 Dem Winiiterium oes Snnern
binii6tIi6 Der %gefangenen Gbiricabua>Qlpa
Dies init @enebmigung 0es YrGiioenten gu
Stanoe getommen lit, GuBerit miIO, ia
i6mG6lt6.
Die 9efangenen biirfen auf Der San
Carlos 3teierpatlon in Qlrisoua bleiben,
tpobin Sen. groot ite gebradt bat, uno
and ~6ieientsen @biricabuas, tDeIde ii6 nod
eraeben perOeu, lonen auf genanutem 9anoe
berpetlen biirfen. Oa iebo6 Der Uttntfter
bes Snnern fir 6ieien Sau ieoe 8erants
tportIt6teit fir 6as 8erbGlten Der Gefanges
neH abgelebnt bat, 10 lOIen otele bis ouf
8etteres an ben pom Rrte9sminiltertum
gu be3ei9nenben 9uHtten Der Heiernatton
inter Nufii6t bes Sriegsoepartements
itebeH.
General GrOot braHg i'm Wtoeripru6e
nit Ntiniiter Seller eHtl9teoeH pGroHt DAB
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16

9aB fir au' 6ieie Gdhen, beion6ers
aber fur Die gtubb0lser. Chicago Elm pors
5igli6er 9auptmartt uno StapeIpIaB letH
ipiirbe, unterliegt teiuem j3tpetiel. 5onbu=
ras ltegt fait brett iiioli6 BON Stem Orr
leans. nit tpeldem Gbicago in oiretteiter
notwithstanding ftebt. ollie bon ben
SGfen in 0onouras aus mad Chicago ber>
idifften Maaren b~ebiirfen nur Der einen.
llntlGbung in Stem Orleans. SIN le6s -
tiebet Sd9en fam cine Gaoung Siiofri1te
BON SonouraS na6Gbica9o geIangen, tnabz
reno es Die ooppelte 3eit nimmt, Inn ie
lta6 Stem g)orf ODER Bbilabelpbta Su brinz
gen. Sbtcago lit ais geograpbtl6er lfitz
telplntt oes characterization JeltIonoes
oltlIb pom Sellengebtrge, nno ais WeitteIs
ltno Snotenpu1tt oes gelar1mten GIleHz
babnnebes oes G1noes an unb fir It6 Der
bette StapelplaB fir cine ieDe @aare, bietet
aber gera0e fir Die bel etrtem 0anhels1us>
taul6 nit 9onouras bauptlG6li6 IN Trage
t0mmell0en gSaaren ~belon0ere Sortbeile.
9enn IS Dermittelt bereits ben gan2en 9anz
Del nit caltforntlhen Srii6ten uno 1T be-
reits Ser gr0Bte inlGnotl6e Martt fir feis
mere gfubb0l3er.
BrGiioent Oe Soto loIIte bes6alb bon ben
GDica9oer @roBbdnblern uno SmporteureH
nit offenen Nrn1en a%lfgenommen tperoen.
SIN uebrtgen Deroient CT, oaB man ibm
ni6t nlr aus @el6dftsridftdten adz
tungsbol ln0 SuDorfOmmeno begegne.
0enn er lit elm tit6ttgcr Miann, Der IS pers
itanoen bat. in Ser tur3en 3eit BON iieben
Sabren, lettoem er 1876 gum eriten Ufal
gum 8rGiioenten 9etpGblt murbe, ni6t nur
letn bon bllttgem Parteiitreit aerriIlenes
uno Derpiitetes 2an6 SIT berubigen, ion6erH
aud ben D0utg 5erlt0rten 0an0eI pieoer 81
beleben, Die SetuObner 81 gr0Berem JIetB
i'm SeIobau uno Der @etperbetbdttgteit anz
3uitaheln, uno 10 bic Giutinfte bes Qanbes
BON elmer Giertel Wltuton auf flint 8ierteI
Wiaionen .. 3u erb0ben. Gr bat, INN bic be-
bertenoen 9iilfsquelleu BON 9onouras 81
entniGeln, oenn troB Ietner gebirgigen Be>
idaffenbett lit bas 2anb GuBerit fru6tbar
uno baneben iebr metaIreid), Sremoe,
pDrnebmlt6 Qlnleritaner, ms QaHo ge3os
gen, uno beri6ieoenen GapitaLtlteH aus
9bicago uno @rano Hapibs mebrere tpertbz
bolIe 9riptlegten gum 8au BON Giienbabz
reil, @rri6tung bon 8armtpoulptnnereieH
uno Setrieb BON 8ergtperten ertbeiIt.
@r beftrt6et it'd ieBt auf elmer a6ttnonats
liden lIriaubretle, bic er bd3u benuben
mill, neue 6anbelsbeSiebungen an3utnipfeH
NIB oaour6 leinem Qanoe neue QuelIeH
Der Woblfabrt uno oes WobIltanoes gu erz
0ffnen.
Nu6 lit 9rdiibsut - Soto Elm iebr uns
terri6teter uno niiieni6aftIi6 bo6gebiIoez
ter Ofann uno cDrreiponoiren6es Utit9Iieo
BON Stpan3ig ODER mebr Der gelebrteiteH
europdil6en unb amerifaniideH @eieuz
i6aften. l1nb babel aGblt er crit 81 Sabre.
Setlem 2anbe lit gu niini6en, baB er nod
LANCE am 2eben llnb am Ruber bleibt. 6Gtz
ten ale bic mittelz uno lioameritanildM
Sreiitaaten Wtdnner, tpie ibn an Der Spite,
10 niiroe ben eipigen ieoen Sortidritt per-
binbern6en 8iirgertriegeH bort pobI baIo
Elm @goe Semadt iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16
Gtne meme 2lrt s@mmoseI.

Inter S6ntug9eln ODer YalGen Der1tebt
man &c pDbnIi6 oas gebetme 6eretnl6aften
ausl6nbii6er 8aaren iber Die @ren3e
zines 2anoeS nit l1mgebung Der SOlgeiebe.
Nber on Der 9renSe bon Brttti d 6 0 :
Iumbia uno unlerem B a btngtpn
Terrttortum miro iebt ein l1euer
Shmug9el getrteben, bel Dem IS it6 ni6t
UNI 5uufreie @ini6Ieppung elmer 8aare
ban6elt, bic na6 Dem @eieBe beS 2anoes,
in mel6es iie eingefi6rt mub, nur gegen
3ou eingelalen tperoen lou, lonoern oieier
neue S6ntuggel i6leppt auf amerttanil6es
Gebiet Elm etlpas eim, oas na6 unleren Sc
ieben iiberbaupt gar fetnen gtntrttt auf
uuier @ebtet BADEN iOu.
Oieies ettpas lift feline Sa6e, ion6ern Elm
Weni6 - nGmlid Der arnle 6 tnet d. e
&uIi. 9ur6 oas GbtnelengeieR Der Ser.
Staaten lit iDm Der @intrttt in oteies Qano
gGn3li6 n1terlagt, uno CT lam es nt6t
mebr tpagen, in Can Tranctsco ODER etnem
an0eren Der 6afenpldBe AM Sttuen Wteere
81 larloen.
Nber Na6frage berri6t nod INNER mad
i6m, aud oa, no man feline NuSi6lieBung
am laute1ten berlangte. Sn Californian
un6 Oregon bat itd, neil ieBt fetn 3ul6uB
bon G6inelenarbeit mebr aus @bina fommt,
Der grets Der Gbtnelenar6eit in Staot uno
2an0 ungebeuer geiteigert. QSeit e%ntfernt,
oaB Die bon friiber Der D%0rbanoenen 6tne1t1
l6en Qrbeiter in ben Sabrifen, in ben 0ausz
baItInge1, in ben @aitbGulern, in ben
WetngGrter, SGgemiblen, bel @%tlenbabnz
bauten II. i. m. bur6 WeiBe DerbrGngt
mOroen mGren, baben it6 ibre Q0bne III
SOlge bes @esfauens 6tneiil6en Mits
bemerbs be6euteno Dermebrt. Iroboem
tra6tet man 1ri6t nllr in Californian ullo
empOritrebenDen @albtngton Ierritorium
mad tnmer mebr 6tneIti6en NrbeitsfrGf9
ten. llnD Da ite offen uno fret nt6t 6eretn
tommen ourten, 10 peroen iie iiber Die
brittl65amerttanii6e @ren3e beretn ge1
ldlnuggelt. StnD tie etnn1Gl 9liifli6 iiber
Die @rense ms Snnere BON MalbingtDn,
Oregon Ooer GaltfOrnien gelangt, 10 lit IS
tbnen, oa Elm Gbineie auSiiebt lpie Der anoere,
i6tper na63utpeilen, baB iie ii6 auf unge>
leBlt6e @eile III bteiem 2alloe beftnoen.
0teie @tni6muggelln9 9ei6tebt blr6
tpetBe WGnner, ~belonoers ilber Die Qeipal>
tige @aiieritraBe oes puget>S uno. Sin
9aupt>D Depot fir iolhe &ults i6eint Soofe
SnIet auf Der I'M Sunb gele9enen brttiiden
WancouUer's SnieI 81 lein. Gon bier tper>
ben Die @bineien in S6iffen an bic. omertz
tanii6e Siiite 9ebra6t uno enti6Iiipfen
baum ms Snnere, mo- iebenfaIs Sammelz
puntte ltnO, BON benen aus Tie gu ibren
amerttanii6en N~rbeitsgebern sebra9t tper=
ben.
Ser amerifanii6e !3oubirettor gu Sort
GoDnleno an Suno 9iebt ft6 ale Mibe,
UNI otelem S9muggel @inbalt 81 tbun.
a9er letile 9rGfte itno oieI 3u i9tpab, ais
O0B er pes IN nmtaiienoer unO sriinoli6er
2Selle mum tonnte. Gr nerfigt mr. iiber
etrle tlettls WtGnnldaft, Die faum binrei9t,
UNI Que AHIlt6t iber Die !3ouitGtte I'M
@alhIn9ton Territorium gu flbren. Cur
getDadalag. Der ungebeuren @rens= nnb
Gultens4lnle bat er taum einen Mann
Ibrie.
9eunO@ geIaRs es ibm tarsIid, eineu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16
T5ocherflichc Sninois &&faofs-Beifpu,e.

tii6tigen fleiren Stret6 gegen cine Chine
len>@ inl6mnggellIn9 Su fibren. Wa6oem
er @illo bon etnem lol6en S~6muggelDer>
ill6e erbalten bate, ianDte e. orei leiner
Nnge1teuten, portreffli6e nnb fibne Sec
leute, in etnem %offenen 8oot gegen bas
fleine S6iff aus, auf tDel6em, ipie ibm gez
nlelDet lporoen iuar, ftd mebrere SultS un7
ter Der Sb6ut bon WetBen %befanOcn, I'M
betmli6 an Der amerifanil6en Settle gelan=
bet Su perben. Na6 elmer Sun6= Gdbrt
bon beinabe Dier5ig Wetlen errei6ten Die
oret tapferen 30Iner ncun Gbinelen, pGbz
leno beren metBe 8e9leiter GetBaus nabz
men. Die gteune purOen trpb oes imStpi>
lhen ei1getretenen beftigen BinDes bon ben
@efangennebmcrn gliidlt6 mad 4Ort
SoipnienO ge6ra6t. Sci etnem geri6tli6cn
gerbOr balelbit beitGtigte IS ii0, bab Die
reun G6tnelen gum @inldnluggeln in Die
Ser. Staaten be'timntt tparen; ite tpurbert
e~initUeilen in 6aft gebra6t, UNI 81 9elege>
ner s3eit mad Der britii6en Gancouuer'5
SnIel, bon mo tic 3unG61t Die Derbotene
9tcile nad Den Ser. Staaten a1getrcten bait
ten, 3uritdgel6afft 81 iperben.
SIS lit lettber ermittelt tporben, oa6 furs
Sllppr fiinfStg GDineien lit etnem nit QSctz
Ben bemannten S6ooner BON Soote Snlet
arf Der GancouDer's SnleI ab9efnDren u1o
al eineln YlaBe al Der amerifanil6en &Ilte
bes Sntos gela1tOet itno.
Sir bic BET oielem Sanoel bel6Gftioten
ipetBen 8rittl6> Nmerttaner lit er pfierbar
Elm getpinnbrinoenoeS @eldGft uno lie iperz
Den eS crit aufgeben, nenn Der 3ouoireftor
Al SPORT TotpnienO Die 9eb0rtge Wfannl6aft
un0 DIE n0tDtgen S6tffe baben ipirb, nm
cine trGfttge Yoltset al oteier langgeltredtel1
@rense aussuIben.
NGren Die britti6=amerifantl6en Chino
len7S6muggler nt6t i'm 8prals gang
ft6er, baB iie in ben 9actftc72 dnoern Der
Union Die bereitmtlliglte Gbnabme ibrer
vgSaare" ft10en, 10 ipiiroen tie natilrlt9
0aS gauge @el6dft untcrlaiien.
Sbtge Tbatla6en ItnO mabrIi6 cine
beiBenoe SatDre duf uuler @6tnelen>@ eieb
r1o 3urnal auf bas @olt am 9acific. Grit
idrcit it'd bies Golf Sabre lang beiBer mad
Nusl9luB Der Gbineien. 0a tbut tbm
enoli6 Der 8un0 Den 0efalen, bringt
miiblam Die nOtbige Qenberung beS Ser
trays NIT China su Stanoe unD erlGBt
0ann bas bon ben 0eiBen ant Stilen
Weere 10 laut unD 10 befttg begebrte @eleb
sur Gerbinoerung Der @~inmanoerung dine
ftl6er Nrbettsleute. Qtber fallm bat Die
8olltredung oieles @eleBes trGftig begonz
men, taum bat Ourh Die Sperre Die 3u@
nabme Der G%6tnelenarbett aufgebDrt, 10
miro bon Dielen MeiBen in benlelben@ege
ben an Stllcn Wteere Der QlnltoB our linz
aebung pes neuen @eleBes gegebeu; rno
gum She'll auf bas 0asutbun bon 2euten,
tpelde befti9 bas Gerbot Der geieBlihen
Gbineien> G%intpanberung %perlangter, finbet
iebt bieiem 8erbote gum Irob cine ungez
ieBli6e GbineienzG inmanoerung itatt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16
SGtfer 1ttter ocn sSlpttcns
SffisicreM.

Ser emit nit &ubm be6edten ameriz
fanti6en &rte9sfIotte, ODER Diel5
mebr ben tiimmerliden 0teften, bic nod BON
ibr iibrig itno, lit cine neue g Il NJ 5
tpiDertabren. IS itelt it6 ndmli6 berous,
ooB audi unter tbren Sffi5ieren biele
ddt amertfani16e Irunfen=
boI6e iino.
Sic trtnten ni6t, pte Ser treffli6e 6ertz
l6e Seenlann, regelmdBig uno 10 8teI, pie
tie tltr ibren lbiperen Beruf auf bober See
notbt9 baben. ionoern itt iaufen in Ser amez
rItantl6en TemperenSlerpeile. b. +. 1e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-16

@Otbe, Der einitige 8rauiefopf aus Der
Sturmz unb 9rang> 3ett, tpor in leinen al:
ten Sasen ais @roBber3ogli6 tueimarani7
fiber 6taatsminiiter in ieinen oienitIi6en
8e3iebunqen 10 umitdnolt6, peoantii6 uno
oemutbig, mie elm e6ter alter Staatsbd>
morrboioarius. @be Der alte 6err letne
iGbrli6e 8aoefur in &arlsbab ooer SepItt
antrat, ri6tete er ltets an ben @roBbersog
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-16

Mr. Jaffr.y the richest Of our purely importing mer-
chants is sixtyseven years OF age and employs
about 300 clerks and above 90 commercial travellers.
He attends DR.. Halls church, and may be- seen there
during services holding his grandchildren and sur
rounded by them. His summer place at Tarrytown he
leaves daily in his steam yacht which he takes break
fast and then goes the wheel and steers He has
clergyman who looks after all his charity and reports 10
him every week His partners are his sons-n-law and
one OF HIS two sons; another has retired young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-16

That assuredly IL was which, to the rest of the
world, made the Dukes conduct appear beyond
hope of pardon. His own father, the late Duke,
never forgave HIM. He left away from the present
heir every scrap of property which he had power to
devise by will. At the time of the Dukes awfully
sudden death London, for while Mt least believed
that il had oeen caused by a dispute the evening
before between the father and the son. and strangely
violent language was imputed to the son. 1t
not true think, but the currency which the story
gained showed what people were ready to believe
of the then Lord Blandford.
Now the only question remaining is as TO the
custody of the present heir TO the title and estate
The DowageI Duchess has had charge of him. but
il appears that she is to live at Blenheim Palace,
where her son also lives so that to leave the boy in
the grandmothers charge will expose him to the in
fluence of his father. On the other hand, how can
the future Duke of Marlborough be wholly COM
mitted TO the of lady who, with every title to
the respect of the world has nevertheless ceased to
be the wife of the present Duke These are some
of the pulling questions TO which the Court has to
supply answers.
London, cries an enthusiastic BritOn, will soon
rival New-York IN the number and magnifcence of
its hotels. This burst of triumphant prophecy is
due to the opening of big inn in the easterly d.
vision of London. with name that seems intended
to suggest TO American ears the familiar title of
great Broadway hotel. But anybody who has had
much experience of big hotels in London may well
doubt whether New-York is to he surpassed, even
equaed, so soa as our enthusiastic friend believes
There are plenty of large hotels in London. So far
as size goes they rival all but the very largest in
America. The difficulty is that the rivalry does not
extend to the management. 1t may be said of Eng
ish hotels in general that their goodness is in in
verse proportion TO their bigness.
What Mr.. Seeley has lately been saying about
colonies and colonsts in his interesting book the
Expansion of England" finds an illustration in the
news that Sir Samuel Wilson has bought 0swastOn
Hall. He was already the owner of a huge mansion
in Grosvenor Square, TO which the Duchess of Teck
invited his guests for him. if all stories be true. He
is lessee of Hughenden. And now he has bought a
place Teputed to contain two million of dollars
worth of brc-abrac, to the sale of which amateurs
were looking forward with eagerness The Aus
tralian sheep-farmer, it seems thinks life better
worth living in England than in the colony where
he made his fortune. G.ws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-16
A QUESTION OF ANTECEDEyTs
FroB. The PhaddslpAic Cau.

FTobt The FHtlddepAlc Cal.
"You know, ma, that in PHILADELPHIA peOple
always AJAX who ones grandfather was, aud ~ an,
gong there soon you must tell me. Was my
Judge, or governor, or president, OF aythingi"
4" Well no, my dear He became very rich though aud
you may say he had something 10 do with banks. /"
But what VIA his profession or tradei"
"Ob, never mind about that.
But those Philadelphia people win ask me- you
Well, the only trade he learned shoemas-
Ing"
right"
ayes; he made shoes great many years. He learned
need not mention that"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-16
A GREELEY STORY.

Horace Greedy, although he " took the papers y
was sought 10 be Yicmized AT the wel-woIh oppu
pocketbook" game The who picked mp the book, pie
thoric with bogus money, right at Mr. Greeieys ieet
was compee 10 OF town Immediately 10 his SIC x
wife and begged the of $50 In advance Of the award
which would surely be offered II Mr. Greeley would keep
the hook Mr. Greeley consented aud only saved him
self by taking 900 OF the book The remon-
strated lit will do 10 touch that money he said you
had better give me $50 OF your pocket "Bless
nav soul nv TREND exclaimed the innocent HOTace"
carried much money as that with ne In my NE
Tue man impatienty snatehed the book out OF Mr. Groo
eys hands and hurredly left 10 visit his alex WIFE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-16
4 NEW VIEW OF TENNYSON.
Fyom ne Philadelphia Call.

Mamma said q fashionable New York
Young Lady TO her mother, The papers are making
srcat fnss over a Mr.. TennysOn, OF England"
Yea" responded the mother, che has been raised 70
the dear. dell shtful pccrage"
Ic has ne,.n made baron see," said the daughter
"Yes and his wife will be a baroness, suppose,
reflected the oil lady. How exdusilely beautiful IL
must be to be q baroness" 80 , 8,
"What has be been ADDING OF TO be baroni' asked
he cultured young Lady. -
WHY he IA the sole survivor Of the noble sI hundred
who made the famous charge at BalaklaVa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-16

Mr. Wright late United States Senator from Iowa. whom
saw in the Supreme Court at Washington during the
week making argument before full bench Ton which
was our townsman Judge BatchfOrd sitting ut the end
next TO Stanley Matthew'S remarked In answer 10 my
question: Iowa has not determined her Presidential
choice think she does not regard Mr.. Blaine a
dldae, whom she has given her support at two con-
yenti0ns. II Judge Miller Mr.. Allison both Iowa
men, should up Iowa will doubtless support either
Judge Miller Is especially strong among our people. His
rrnness and moral speak for themselves lie
could have been the richest lawyer in the country per
haps had he resigned and gone to NewYOrk practice
law he IL probably not worth $4,000" hear
that Mr.. watterson says Senator Beck, OF Kentucky,
lately remarked that Judge Miller the strongest can
ddate the Republicans had to run.
The simple fact is that the 800 did not want the Con
yenon 70 so to Chicago because by the puOc attend
anee there Lincoln aud Garfield both had their nonna-
lions Emory storrs last summer favored Saratoga,
although Chicago man. II was feared that Robert
Lincoln, John A. Logan, or some other Western man
might too strong in Chicago for 1884 However, the
conspiratOrs 10 phrase at cards. have gone to
Chicago"
friend tells me that Julian Hawthorne, OF the
great sOryteler, has purchased for no great sum OF
money about seventy OF ground and quaint old
house AmagaHsett Long Island, the same village
where Roscoe Conkling's father was born. Mr.. Haw-
thorne has been living for time few miles from
Amagansett sag Haroor, in quaint sort Of lodge
which below stairs kind Of large studio, and above
has bedrooms each OF the four He Is said TO
look very much like his father 10 be large handsome
dignifed man. with six blooming children. He will re-
move 10 hs place and do his work there which con-
sists generally OF two tales books year. He gives
four hours 10 composition four hours to exercise, aud
| four 10 social intercourse with his family.
Referring few days ago to a Hew-YOrk wedding, o
/ Boston gentleman said 10 mel "YOu hear something
about Boston society and rcnements weddingh hike
that would be almost unknown In Boston There II tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-16

Brooklyn has available 100000 by the decision Of the
executors OF will OF the late Henry G.. Marquand to
build Young Mems Christian Association building If
$4,000 added. OF this only 100000 is prom
ised The society occupies rented property and can
not extend the Joys young It gives so literally
the New-York side good investment for ones repose
OF mind is opened by this want at Christmas There
st be young mothers and babes for whom there is
honest at the inn and too much temptation at the
stable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-16

Referring few days ago to Hew-York wedding, o
Boston gentleman said to me- lyon hear something
about Boston society and its rcnnements weddinghke
that would be almost unknown In Boston There, the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-16

The two events of the past week. the organization Of
the National Committee aud the severng OF the last link
that bound the old hulk OF Stalwartm to the Senate,
typfy farewell the spectrcs of the past three years
and the fusion of the popular and the political forces in
another Phoenix.