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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-06
Ser 6elbmdrft.

81 Hetu,yo orf, 5. Sauuar. - 6olgenbes
ftnb bic Sdlubnotiruugen: gelb bradte
- 6 Yrosent unb idloB ;u Yro,ent. -
Sterlingmedie 4.S0 - 4.S03 aui iehs,ig
Gage, 4.S4-4.S4i auf Sidt. - Bunoess
SbligatiOnen: neue 3.prosentise 1881, pers
ldngerte Sinner 1O2, 4tspro;entise 1871,
4<pro;. 119t.-Iftien: Nbams' Grpre6 1873,
Central Yacific s65, @bei. & Ohio 22b
grie 40, DO. Yrior. 924, 9afe-Sbore 113a,
N.sS. Central 7Ob, Nortbs sgSefteru 1851, DO.
Brior. 1904, N.=Y. Central 1893, Bittsburg
139, &eaoing 55l, GodzSslano 1879, rlnionz
Yacific 1895. DIFFERENTIATION S1t. - Inter
ihasamts> >8ilans: :5artgelb$111, 926, ,2G1. Is,
gourant 81, ,096, ,676.24.
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Gine Gntfnbrunessefhi6te.

goiton, 5. Sanuar. - Gtue 0epeid:
BON Ilbano, ST., melbet: Sobu @bmarbs,
Gin farbtssr alrbeiter bel oem 6urmer Ward
in 9ichefter ffabl seiteru bemielbeu Shlit:
ten uno 4ieros, fubr ON Sdulbal1ie Dot uuo
irugte bic breisebnjdbrise Sodter bes Sar.
mers 6ittn, Oh iie mitfabren tuoute. Sie
tebrten nid]t CUR Sarm ;uriid unb batten Die
giadt in Sergennes 3ugebradt, bon mo- fie
fd norbiparts begaben. W&an slaubt uidt,
oaB baB Mdbdeu bic 6ludt perabreSet
bate, tpenu fie aud pobl ipdter einwiutgte,
bel Gbmarbs III bleiben. Otan fiirhtet, ea6
iie Canada erreiten, ebe iie eingebolt wers
ben t0nueu. gbwaros ift Elm beftraftsr
Siph
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-06
Tif6ereis Mnaelesenbeitcn.

@Iouce ter, Maii., 5. Sanuar. - Ser
8abeliaus uub Salibuttenfaug ift i'm BORT
gen Sabre seringer ausgefallen, ipie gez
m0bnlid3, tpdbreub Der Wiafrelenfaus elm
penig beiIer mar, oils i'm porbergebenoeu
Sabre. aleiu bie gutsu Yreiis baben Der
6iiderei eiueu suten Grfolg sefdert. Sir
ben Sifdfaug bieies Sabres tpirb bic Slide.
retilotte oergrobert uuo bas @efdaft ausses
bebut tperheu.
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9hnee unS faIte8 yNetter,

@bicago, 5. Sauuar. - Das Better
ift falt uno peiterer Sdneefau ftebt tn 9luss
fdt. 8eridte aus bem n0rolifen Suinois
unb Soma ergeben, bab tpdbreub Der uer>
gaugeueu Nad]t bis 8 Sol Sdnee fielen.
9ie 8abn;iige iinb betrddtltd oeripatet.
Strense &alte berrift ienleits Der canabi'
iden @rense.
@aterto H.:Y., 5. Sanuar. -
9as thermometer itauo beute friib auf 8
@rQb inter TuH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-06
Mpft in Milipaufee.

Wilmautee, 5. Sanuar. - Die asiz
tatiOu bes Sosialiiteu Woft in bieiiger Staot
if obne grfols seblieben. Die meiiten ebes
maligen bieiisen So;iaIiitsn iiub jest Sruuo.
eigentbiimer seiuorben.
N autee, 9Sisc., 5. Sauuar. -
Sobaun Dtof, Der beutitle So,ialiit, bielt
beute Ibenb cine 8ebe Dor etwa 500 Yerlo-
ueu. &eiu Gutbuiiasmus duberte iit. Moif
pirb morsen bon bier mad 0ouispille uno
auoeren fiibliteu StGbten obretieu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-06

Icons bic 9oire Mrmee commanbirte, iit in
Der uorleeten ytadt, wenise Gage mad benz
Ibleben @ambetta's 8 an einem Sdlaganfalle
geforben. 3ipet Der berpOrragenbffen Wdn-
ner SranfreidIs iiub oemnad, i'm 0aufe bic
ier gSode bonn Sdauplate ibrer Shdtigteit
lib erufen norben.
Su Sreenz Ban, gSisc., tuurSe se>
fern Df. S. 6almbad, elm angeiebener &aufs
mann, auf Die aniduloigung oes Inter
Id)leties uerhaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-06
Otftnoro,

Nlbuluerque, N.sWt., 5. SanGar.--
9llen3o @arcia, Elm Weritausr bon Dieila,
farb am 9ienitag an Silt, welfes ibm
ieine 6rau artilla unb oereu 9iebbaber, Nas
mems Sole Maltieta, In iein @lien gemiidt
batten. Artilla 1T etn au3teteuoes, junges
g1cib uno BON uornebmer 5autlte. sic
NIB Waltieta finS oerhaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-06

Al 7 Y
RepzDprt 5. Sauuar - Guaefommsn: Dpfr.
,Yrmpbas" bon MittelmsertGieH, ..Aeratic" ron 9is
DerproI, .,Tbirpioea" bon 9areiH unS .. gomona"
BON Nontsaps Sai.
Ite Gorltfer .eate ERinnipes" bon 9ipsrpcoI uub
IT. =. Stcbinirn" ron Jris i6er SttrIItar fine gss
isrn bier eiugetroffeu.
gcisrr bon bier abasfdbren: 9ampier .5ieiia"
nod Sdmburg STATE Of Snbidra" nnt @lnSep.2,
,Gite Of 9ieips Cert" urb Snpariau" nab 2iper2ool
.Gbntenr yaNtts" nod Soreeaur. ..8teOIg" na5
9areiii" rTb ,,Gitp Of Rerioa" ua6 9erusGruj.
Nuslaub.
Gueeustop mn, 5. San. - Angefommeu: DIR.
Soibnin.'' BON Rsfpsg grrt mad 4iperpppI unterwegs
2iperpool, 5. Sdruar. - Auaetomnen: 3pir.
..Gfcctersr" ron 4eios Orleans NIB ,.DtrpnSd" Don
9oriolt
Sapre 5. Sauuar. 4neetouimen: Dampisr
,,Gbareelor" bon 4efps Orleans.
antperpsu, 4. SaHuar. - Der bsIgif5e DAM
pier ,,9ietsr be Gortnd." Capt. 6aruisn 1T bsu.e
nn5 9etpzD Dott abgsSnbrsG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-06
SSierfrieo I'm MiI,paufee

Wiilwaufee, 5. Sanuar. - Die aIez
citation Der biefsen Birtbe bat beldloieu,
fih Der BON ben Srauern porgenommenen
grbObung BON Yro3eut i'm Yreiie oes Biez
res nidt 81 unterperieu. SIM Sale Die
. Srauer auf ibrer Nbiid)t beftebeu, 10 tperz
ben Die gSirtbe Bier bon Cincinnati imporz
tireu. mo bic alten Breiie rndl herridleu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-06
2Stf9efm S. Heia9arat,
(Srbn hes bertorb. aarI q. Retnbare)
bsrfertist bic neueiten une bstpaPrtsitsn
GIa6ftffensB q + u d b dube +,

y U u " u +.
9cppsIte unb einfa@e aebersBru6bdnber, an 7
E.tpber 1856 patsntirt ar erlsidptsrun8 uup Rahis
faItur, bon
8riiden ooer Sernten,
tfr Panner, Srauen unh Rineer jegIi6en AlterS pa'
fenb. Dieies Bru&banb bat Dor allen anberen ben
gprsn9, ba has 8IaStiien ein f6Iehter Wdrmsletter
1T, tpesbalb eS ar5 BON allen Bunh6rsten Der Der.
Stanten empfoPlsn tpirb. Or fsrtist a9 an auf Be-
fsQuue, tpie auf 2ager
Coulter 5dncer shoulder braces
unterleibSsBineen (supPorters),
meicbe une 6oi;fiffen'B Brudbb amber,
10 arranstrt bamit feline sss4rten aanbsn bstsns ss
friebeneeiteut iinb.
Aue Bru6bdnber. gcrbagen unb Suftrumente tper.
ben aarantirt, bab fie paiie unb aus Sauberte unh
8ste anBefsrti8t.
Hilr Danaen fnb
Stramer rter Muiii&t gab. Eeinbarbt borbanben.
Sabrif: Qr. 10, Hpres0 0aps. nats BaItimlorefir. .,
Baltimore. Orb. (Aue13.1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-06

New'YOrf. 5. Sauuar. - Gin Ser
bOr in Se;ug auf bic 4ufiiibrung oes Paiiiz
onsipiels burt Saint Worie in biefger
Stabt fanS heute Dor Dem Wapor @bion itatt.
Sesterer peiserte iid), Srn. Worie @on;eiiion
iiir cine Sale gu ertbeileu, in melfer bas
Spiel Dor iid geben ioI. Gs perlautet, bab
! Worie's Iuipalt eiuen Dtanoamus,S Seiebl
pom @eridlte gu erlangen periuden tptrb,
nm ben Ntapor sur ausiteuuug Der @on,eis
] ftou I'll ;ipiuQcu.
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gefsSrap9l&e 9epe(den.
Wappr Gbipn unb Sa8 Wafiicrs=
fptel in Netp= 9Iprf.

(5sri4ts Der ,,Iiceitrten 9ree fir ben ,,Geutf@sl
gorre5ppneenteu.)
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&@jIE]5I3 lI7jII1!I5jlIIDl
~ Brafbear8 s wiutam8,

bisber Graminsrs i'm Der. Staatsns gatentamte.
BIrean In, Central 9ebauhe" Gde bsr Baltimore
unb SoQibaps sStrabs. Der .9suti4eu BaK" sesen,
Gber. (San7-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-06
q 2hiH&nahrihfen.
Stwesunsen Der C,eansG . Gampfer.

Ser ron Bier na6 Bremsu betimmte Rorbbeuti
9lobbs 7ampisr Ssu. gBeroer" Ieste geitern III 50u
anlptcu on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-06

S6berepeniunen.-Di WrdfIeentidbafts'W Wdd1'
fclse. Mnnabme Der Siffrift Columbia
4trminisuussbiG I'M Saufe. - Die ssaib
instcner StrahenbeIeuebtuns. - Serabfetz
;ura Der 6aspreife unb rie Ginfubruns seS
eIsstriicleu Gidita atitprifIrt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-20
Assessment Notice.
Eureka Consolidated Mining Conn
pRny.

Eureka Consolidated Mining Com.
pRny.
r OCATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF
Ii business. San Francisco. California.
Location of works. Eureka Mining District,
Eureka County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that Mt a mesting OF
the Board of Directors. held on the goth day OF
Sep ember, 1885, an assessment mo. 81 OF One
Dollar iSl) per share was levied upon the capt.
tai stock of the corporation, payable immedi-
atoly in U. 8. gold coin, to the Secretary, at
the Office of the Company, Room 81 Nevada
Block, No. 309 Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on
Monday, the Twenty.secOnd (22d)
day of October, 1883.
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction; and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on MONDAY the
TWELFTH tl2th) day of NOVEMBER. 1873,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses OF SALE
By order of the Board of Directors.
P. JAOOBUS, Secretary.
OfHce-Room 81 Nevada Block. No. 3O9 Mont
gomcry street. San Francisco, Gal. sep25td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-20
Song and Dance Shoes,

r ANoAsHIRE AND OTHER CLOGS, ALL
IL sizes; Tights. Wigs, spangles. Gold and
Silver Laces, Tsmborines. Banjos, FALSE
STONE JEwELRY for makeup, and every.
thing for Minstrels and Theaters. WE SEND
BY MAIL OR O. o. D. As our goods come
direct from Europe. we defy competition In
the United States. Send for prices. Ma
THAN JOSEPH, 64l Clay street,
San Francisco, Gal. seS-lydSw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-11-20
POSTPONEM ENT.

By order of the Board of Trustees. at meet.
ing held Monday, Oct. Is, 1883, the date OF
payment of the above named assessment was
postponed until WEDNESDAY,, NONEMBEh
81. 1883. and the sale day of delinquent stock
until FRIDAY, DECEMBER IA. 1873
oc2Otd P.JACOBUS, Secretary.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-23

Bather No. III say, Charlie, why ia
it people get 10 thirsty after coming out
of the water p Balher No. 2-"I don't
know, unless it is because they rub
themselves dry ~
An Arkansas man found after Ne had
married that his wife was the widow oi
man whom he had helped to hang, Ven
geaucu sometimes comes when IT IL least
expected. Boston Transcript
Aud now the modest advertising agent
10 around asking the editor to swear
about his circulation, which the EDITOR is
doing most of the time without being
Asked. iioNpu Commercial BuHenn.
colorado eXcuse Count4ss-s'I told
you expressly to paint the chamber
blood color, Ed ynr haze made it bin. -
Pain'"r--''l beg your pardon, thought
the grGC 'ous Countess had Llun blood ~
ioi, lJp,r.
TSo ,vis spitits, in aa4pii car, meet
tor the FIRST time. Wishing to sxcLanpe
caria, and being llcnlt things to find
l@te at wight, Brown says; "Nev.r
Edyd iJu writ. your address on my
railway ticket, and I'll write nina on
yours !"
Legislative h'urdr-inS ha1 set of from
hetweeu two counties strip OF iaud in
MINES TIA g. miles long and mile vide,
'sithout local government or ieal r. cog
milton. Great Scott, what blessing such
hlnnder would be- 10 a state which had
prOhibtOry lag - Byt4on Fast.
Fifty oauts quart is what a Utica mau
gets for worms. He hunts for tue big
CUES and 5ells them TO fisherman for bgit.
When the GiG'iS-t ia dun he kneps them
IN dsrp sod aud earth, iu barrel Der.
fOrai ID %ith -nSll irlrs, and Ire T.. them
with Ntal Sp"u Think Ls'd Lava a
bigger 'rai" II h" KEEP ti-h ior sal~ 49,
Eo'h.n ll1
ati yn a'o been pow gfnl close
st ss" j." N;e' gan this simmer" aid
IL trnuu . Ir f'pvd III his ptrxM Tor
4l'',t IRE aprla "Why, last snm-
mes ! K p mNa,li ar s4sl like a eentle-
man ny STEALING he SCARE crows from the
i0Gn l"li+, but This year the fsrmsrs rip
g palr OF pa! * in two aud make the two
ragged legs do duty over whole IN
af.'"9. "-iJ,iroH free P.w
During the telegraph strike man who
IA ,hNrga u m etlice among The hills "
Aikapsaw, Hllfre the receipt OF a u,t4-
age ib Sensational event, telegrapllsd
as follows to headquarters "Tle news
Of the strike caused considerable excite
'nent at thi5 place, but at this time all
lbs regulsI force is at work. Ii the strike
tseumes the Shape of threatened disaster,
I'll taiegfsIl. At once. In the meantime
teat easy ldqnsdU Irar,ier.
as the mar mad 20 "Nn, the man ia
not mad " Then what makes him veil
- t"'Iieis talking 10 man y mile away
"Thropsh that little instrument i''
"Y"', through that instrument of torture
called u Telephone" "Will he make the
nan a mile away hear p' "Cartaiuly he
will. lint he could do it just as easily by
yelling out of window" "WLy Z Does
not the telephone work I" Ono, it does
not work. Tue man using the telephone
works. lot that down on your men. -
HIrYom ib1.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-23

Dr.. William A. Hammond, the we'll
known surgeon, in recent article ia .he
NORTH .l@er, m R,rtcp opposiug the idea
Of women taking part ia politics, says:
''lb-r' a q peculiar neur0tio condition
-! q tire hysterical, which is engraftsd
on the Organization Of woman, Which. so
long a. It doss not pas certain limits, ia
i5 uorAsl teatlre oi her bling, and
wbieIis m twilhins creator or less degree
IN all females OF the human species. ii is
the result OF the advanced Development
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-23
BIRTHOLDPS LIBERTY.
How work on the Great statue Pr,

gressee-Some Dimensions.
Concerning Bsrtholdi's great statue OF
Liberty now in course Of construction in
Paris, the Temps says: The first model
Was enlarged four times. Then 1t was
cut into slices, and these slices are taken
one after the other and az ain enlarged
to four times their original size; and thus
the dimensions OF the colossal statue are
obtained. At present the workmen are
engaged upon the portion that forms the
chest. The model Of it can be seen in
the shed 1t looks like little hill, over
which the men are constantly erseping
When the drsught or model OF
portion is made, Impressions are taken of
it. 10 order to do this 1t ia necessary TO
gather together hundreds Of little planks,
cut precisely upon the outlines OF the
model, and In this way wooden mould
ia obtained, that is divided into as many
fragments rs are necessary. Upon these
Fragments the copper is cut, and ham
mered until 1t copies the precise forms.
Ten Chinese gongs would not make q
greater noise than is made all day long
in the corner OF the shed where the
copper ia hammered and this continuous
and desfsuing noise contributes not a
little to ths strange impresaion that one
gets from the visit.
When the shaping OF piece of the
copper ia completed, it becomes port on
Of the statute, and there ia nothing
further to do with it except to put it in
lts place. just nov they are engaged in
the work of finishing the left hand. The
nail of the first finger would make good
shield. The top OF the finger would make
helmet for the largest head, and, in
default of better onirsss, William the
Conqusror, who passed for the biggest
man of his time, might easily get into one
of the phalanges.
In six months the whole work will be
finished. There remain only the chest
aud the left arm to complete. The head,
which ia large enough to contain 40 pso-
Pile, has already b.en exhibited, in 1873,
and the right arm has Just come back
from America where 1t was seat to give
some little idea of the AHA OF the statue.
After the Psr,sians have had ample time
to admire tina wOrk /. will ba taken dow
and sent to New York in more than 30C
pieces.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-23

The DEVILS beverage il not wholly
water. - cincinnati tomm.rOiul- Giqrst,e,
DR.. W. \. G. Dubau,, Il, q native OF
Baltimore bat for tae past 30 wears a
Resident OF Washington. lied on IVedues.
day week. f's father waa surgeon
in the army Of Napoleon Rouapsrl.
Lake Observation-Disclosures
tains, in Maine, wants to become snm.
mer resort. The brakeman will begin ia
announce the pane OH leaving the p.x.
station.--iio,ion last.
An old Vermont farmer rather fool, The
census man ahsak the eihar i.y. g'ha
Genaua man asked him If Ia was inqrri.d
mo, hean't," VA the rrrly. "CIild.
less, then, suppose" going on to make
the entry. oval, no, MT exactly, /"
replied the veteran, "a lave got AZ on
'em." attractions exclaimed The inter
locutoT, dropping iis penail; thought
you said yum wasn't married p' "Wsl. |
ain }" was The reply, "hut Ulster Le. "
-h'WimgtoH Errr IfesS.
A desperate prias fight took place
Friday morning nHgr the village of Wood
side, Ia, ,hetw 4en two young men living
in Bliasyilie, Long leland city, named
James Schroeder and John Farroll. The
fight was ocea7ioned by young girl with
whom both men were in love, and was to
settle the right OF one or the other to her.
Fifteen rounds OF the most savage char
acter were fought. In the last round
Schroeder knocked his OF ponsnt com.
pletely ont OF time. Both men were
badly punished.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-23
HOTH .iSLEEr.


From a .iNerlo1i paper,
The occurrences gu the Holy head line Of
an engine driver and fnk5r falling
asleep while on duty, sna tie marrow
escape OF the lrish wsil was evsu more
serions than reported. /; would appear
trom inquiries made last night at Li4n
iudro function that the signal man, hy
extraordinary Presence of mind saved
tLe i'ish mail passengers on Tuesday
night from what might have proved a
terrible tate. The aiSuaiman at the jane
ton received & mysz4gs from the higDal.
nan at Conway, the usXt station toward
uu'yAtAi that light engine ,aa coming,
Tie signal man, knowing that She lash
mail was dUe, decided to ruin the engine
INTO siding, N order to permit thy OK
press to pass. IL accordingly put up all
the signals agsinst the light engine, but
to bis extreme ast0uiaiment the engine
came straight into the jlnjtion at fun
speed, swept around H.. crruer, dashiny
past all darLer signals, aud disappeared
from view d0Hu the lius toward Chester.
a III lmrnts tt.u.i0n conPiue,d tn.
signal mas that both driver aud stacker
must be lasp aGi uule3s lacy awoks an
swln' calamity would occur. lie accord.
ingly wittd 10 the Calayn Ray station
signal nan 'Elgir. GINNING. Driver
asleep. Put fog ai2nals on lhe line -
The man at Culw.u bay wRs equally
prohp', Tor, running cas- Of Mis- uox, he
had barely tim tnlay auumhsr nfsiguals
Shea the 4uglpe osms laundering along.
tni tho \ Osiuu which followed effect.
Hally aSuaN "a" ,irowt y men. The en-
Sine We soppsi ana Juu hack luto a
siding, wh'H II WAS discovered that the
IRE la gone out, ts4 water hal disap-
pearet IF M The t3''rr, ami that the men
had b'en asle-p llr some tine. An ia
qniy has fnsuitet u tLpif Immediate
'tisUlerge. fueY hIi t"-t 10 hours On
Iuty.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-23
MY SUMMER GIRL.

My Summer Girl is muslin decked,
Low-sleeved and often open-necksd,
And I've no reason to suspect
She paints or powders
For her complexion WAC the same
What time from Neptunes arms we came
Aud sweetly fed our mutual flame
On two clam chowders.
My Summer Girl. she spor. eth, too
A sunsh sde--butf, and lined with blue
lis useful TO obscure the view
When our two faces
Come into closer neighborhood
Than separate faces always should
A thing at times misunderstood
In public places.
MY Summer Girl can eat 'ce-cream-
| wish you saw her IL doth seem
To vanish like fleeing dream
When she commences.
vanilla, strawberry, or pistache-
Or all at once--an ice cream hash
charge such items up to cash
In my expenses.
MY Summer Girl ia very fond
OF water lilies from the pond
In fact Ia need a fairy's wand
70 meet her wishes.
She likes cut roses, moonlight sails
Ftngerless mittens, long white wells
That's the one point In which she fails
She's too capricious.
Also, she's rather glib of speech,
And talks away beyond my reach
It's all in vain TRY to teach
Her to be dumber
III have to give her up, fear;
Hut autumn, after all, is near,
And frst-class girls are scarce and dear
She'lllast this summer.
boston Globe
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-23
4 WOmnn's WicketInCss.

pts iiuulS IbAL~DlSIRhtCus
Ia the audience at I'hrig's Cave the
other night couple We're pointed out to
me who have a very singular history, if
all the world says about them is true.
They are married, and, AZ far as the
human eye can discern in the gas light
on fair summer night aeein to be
happy. The lady, though, mas silver
hair, and appears to he over 30. She ia
g stately, matronly female, and her
dress of complete black adds to the
majesty Of her appearance. Her husband
does lot look to be over 80, is handsome
man Of the brunette type, and dresses
like a broker or bank cashier lie is not
in business here. The remarkable phase
of the story ia that about Il years
ago gentleman Of exceeding wealth,
died in Cincinnati, leaving all his
fortune to 2 young woman whom
he had adopted and educated, and who
at the time Of his death was with her
slater in Paris, whore abe hal spent most
of her years. The news was sent to the
French capital, and, the cable message
falling into the hands Of the older sister.
she Withheld it from the young one
dsIhlring up all the valuable5, and tax.
ing gl. the money the two possessed, the
Older sister Ned to this country, aud, pre-
senting herself to the court under the
other sister'a nama, succeeded in estab-
fishing her identity aud was awarded
the fortune. Nothing was sver heard of
tie sister in Paris by lstter or in any
other way, and this woman has since
nell uudiaputed title to the property.
H9i husband was the son If her gar.
dener, 10 whom she TOOK strange but
last fancy. They live In Cincinnati, but
are now here at one Of the hotsla A
curious story, isu't it,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-08-23

Christian E1aniuer.
jack ia coach dog that found his
master by telephone. In some way Jack
got lost, and fortunately was found by
one of his masters friends, who went to
his office aud asked by telephone if the
man had lost his dog. "Ies, where is
he ~ WAS the reply. Gle is here. Sup
pose you call him through the tel.-
phone" The dogs ear Was placed over
the ear piece, aud his msst+r said, "Jack,
Jack-how are you, ia k ?" Jack iu-
stantly recognized the vOcs, and began
to yelp. He licked the telephone lopdly
seeming to think that his master was in.
side the machine. At the other end OF
the line, the genttsmsn recog, lied the
familiar bark, and shortly afterward be
reached his friend office to claim his
property.