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National Republican., 1883-11-24
THE ODD rELLows' FAIR.
Changes In the votlnS-It WIN Close
Tonight.

Changes In the VOtlnS-It VIII Close
Tonight.
Tho odd Follows fair being held at Odd
Fellows hall, navy yard, was largely at
tended last evening in spite of tho rain. A
great many sales were made and several hand
some articles were rallied. The voting at the
close stood as follows: Harness-R. b. Smith,56
Jacob Childs, 3O1I John Webster, ST., 1853; A.
r. Boswell, 112; John Il. Herrell, 13ll. Lady's
gold watch and chan-Miss A. u. King, 1885,
Mrs. NJ. Speaks, 80. Gold headed cane
Adam L. Rose, S5l; Henry Stewart 26l; w.
s. Burns 56 Gold bracelets-Miss Ada
Cohill, 32l: Miss S. Eaton, 20. Writing desk
Miss Laura Botelor, 53 Miss Rosa Bieber,
1861. Club badges-S. p. s., 81; l. o. A., IL.
Nine thousand bricks-S II. Dibble, 25l;
G. Gade, 4O G. II. Wood, 80. Boys
suit of clothcs-Wm. Roach, PSI; VIM. f..
King, 22l Child's walnut furniture-Lizzio
Childs, 12 Iona Young 9l Josephine HoT-
man, 30; Alice Holroyd, 30; George Langley,
y. Cadets sword-E. l.. Dunn, 33l; d. G.. Nc
Richie, 81; Gonzaga college, |. Bicycle
Henry Flood, 23S; John shepherd, jr, ~ (;
John Riordon, 13; John l.. Botoler, 16; John
Roach, A; G. Meads, BY; William Cunning
ham, /; II. Emmons, Ii; William EN-
merson, 1. Silver watch--R. V. Nc
Konney, Sly; John f. O'Neill, 100. Breastpin
and earrings-Mrs. @. @. Willlison, 175; Mrs.
Juliana Allan, 174!. Coffee urn-Mrs. William
Young, 4s; Mrs. M. E. Mclean 4. overcost-
s. II. Martin, %; ]. @. Collhower, 49l; J.
Roach, l. Toy furnituro--sarah Il. McKen-
ney, z; Matte Foos, 15l. Youths suit OF
clothes-Marion Cage, 30; Harry Forester,
Students lamp-Mrs. NJ. r. Perrie, so
Mrs. Henry +. Dwyer, IL. China teaset--
Mrs. p. A. Cawood, "a; Mrs John W.
Thompson. s. Mrs. @. s. Tolson, 101
Minnie Fullalove, SO. Doll-Laura Kahlert
81; Tillie Wells, 81; Mary Leapley, lib; Clara
Taylor 20; Martha Garthwait, "a; Lula
Peake, s4. Shooting gallery, score-A. J.
Deane 3,4S9; Joseph Gates, 1910. High
est number of shots-Edgar Stewart, 92S
William Dibble, s61; Harry Dove, 90
Eddie Mcdonald, g. William Emmerson, AZ
Ernest Pumphrey, 75
Tho fair closes this evening The secre
voting takes place from to $3.50.
National Republican., 1883-11-24
SURGEON GENERAL MURRAY.

The Appointment Made by the President
Yesterday ny--Thirty-seven Years. Service.
The President yesterday appointed Surgeon
Robert Murray, now on duty in New York,
as the chief medical officer at Maj Gen. Han
cocks headquarters, to be surgeon general of
the army, vice Gen. Charles IL. Crane, de-
ceased.
Col. Robert Murray was born in Maryland
in 1922, and is consequently 81 years old.
He graduated at the Jefferson Medical col
lege in Philadelphia, and was appointed as
sistant surgeon, United States army, June 90,
1916. He accepted July 10, of the same year |;
promoted captain, assistant surgeon, June 90,
1851; major surgeon June 90, 1860. He served
during the war with ability, and was made
assistant medical purveyor, with the rank of
lieutenant colonel, July 2S, 1866, having pre-
viously, on March 13, 1865, received the title
of brevet colonel He was promoted to 5e
colonel June 26, 1876, and accepted Aug. 8 of
the same year.
Gen. Murray is safe and able surgeon,
steady and conservative, and, while not con-
sidered brilliant medical officer, is one of
those reliable, steady men who are the stand
bys of the profession
National Republican., 1883-11-24
ovERcoArs Eiseman Brcs., cor, Seventh and
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Th fall quarterly term of the Alexandria
county court commences on Monday. The
juries, grand and petit, have been summoned.
The schooner Ingraham from Windsor, N.
s., with plaster for Smoot a. Co., arrived yes
terday morning. The Montague, from the
same port. now two weeks overdue, had put
into Rockland (Ie.) harbor during the late
tieth She will probably arrive in day or
two.
Tho fog on the river last night was very
dense.
Mrs. Nassuile fell down cellar at the resi-
dence of G. IL. Harlow, esq, Thursday even
ing aud broke her wrist.
Mayor Beciham sent William Coats, the
colorcd boy charged with snatching the
satchel from q lady's hand on Cameron street
last Monday. to the grand jury yesterday,
and discharged the other two boys who were
thought to bo accomplices
The articles voted for at the Odd Fellows
fair We're awarded as follows; Lady's gold
watch, Miss Oracle Edelin, ladies' iewelry,
Mrs. Kate Beach l. 90. Il. pin, G.. Il. Price,
seal ring, f. Kaus baby's coach, Emma
Cook, and o. +. jewel, II. IL. Rudd.
The steam tug Endeavor, which is held
here for libel, had a second libel placed on
her yesterday.
At the grain market -four is steady with a
fair local demand. Wheat closed with bet
ter feeling without being quotably higher !;
the receipts yesterday were light, only 1000
bushels being offered on Change; Fultz sold
at Sl,06 for good and Sl.0i for fair mixed
brought Sl.07 and good longberry Sl.0S to
Sl.lO; no prime was offered. Corn Is active
no old was offered, and 150 bushels of very
green damp new sold at l6c. Rye is strong
and higher. Oats are firm. Pork is dull aud
lower Other produce is without change,
49, .
National Republican., 1883-11-24
Gra6sI,rs' @niSs.
VNTtE GREA-

IVNHH GREAT
bdubLE bh L9St TKHc sEfsE AmP Ha s9HyaTFmRWEsT
mn IN EEEECwI a. EoXEstBER is lsss
corner Of sixth aud u streets rs follows;
For Pittsbnrg and tho West, Chicago Limited TX.
last Line 9iO a. m. daily, with Sleeping Cars frogg,,
inTiiSburg 70 Cincinnati Western Expre3s, IOp.
neCisdally for Chicago u Columbus add @, ST. t.
Saso Mall xnres WS I'll Ia ~ n d daT ttI@9nrg M @ 70 Chi
theWcst with Palace Sleeping Car Wa3hln ion
b, BSHG' 'ffMoRB AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For hric, Canandegua, Rochester, Buffalo Niogira
Mashlngionio Rochester, aud Washington to Bue.
mlo. Train leaving Washington on S1lurdhy ul}lu
For Wilamsport, lOct Haven, and Elmira nj 10
For New York aid the East, sis n m 1850 a. M.
iip Xxx 10 TO- 9Gn h,lS = M on sun13y, 400 % aud
=, Cars, O.i1 ~ IN. .t,ily, except sunday
f9r Boston without change, 1.I0 y. IN. every week.
For hso0Iyn 5, thTough train, connSt At
IVrsfHE w Wy WIN noats 81 brooklyn Annex, afford
icrriage across Now York city.
For thilndclphln SIS aud 1850 m. 40. T. 10. and
Tod Express oioa N. daily. except SUNDAY.
I, 4?5, 40 G.Si al. TO- and Ills p IN. On Sunday
~ py; lSSD a. M; m; 4 9S' a. 10, and no m.
For pnpes creek Line $50 o. m. and 40 p IN. daily.
Ter Annapolis 600 a. M and Lic p IN. daily, except
ALi.XHSNpRrA AND FREDERIcKsBuRaR RAIL.
4 w
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, $50, 40 025 iiOj and 1ia5 u M,
205 ~, p 0,eS sos, and 1855 y. IN. on sunday at
G3j G2j, llC5 n. m" sos y. IN.
For Richmond and tho SOUTH 6;j and iO5 q, m.
daily, and y. IN. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington. 6.Oj Soj.
lOlO and 1919 u. M 3n5 a2, $40, 7u5 and 1910 y.
| M, and 1910 midnight, ON Sunday at sos aud 1910
n, M, GG and 1910 y. m.
Ticketi and information at the Office, northeast
corner Of Thirteenth street aud Pennsylvania ave
nue. and at the station where orders he Cft for
the checking OF baggage to destination from hotels
| and residences. ]. H. WOOD,
General PASSENGER Agent
CHARLES r.. PUGII, General Manager
National Republican., 1883-11-24
ovERcoATs, Eiseman Bros, cor. Seventh and
A Prospective Prize Fight.

Arrangements were perfected last night for
prize fight to take place next Monday
night in the northwest portion of the city
between Whitley" Brooks and William N.
Smallwood, both colored Brooks has con-
siderable local reputation rs bruisor, and is a
man of almost giant stature. His proposed
opponent is also large man, and prides him.
been generally talked of for the past few days
in sporting circles and unless the police in.
terfere it will take place and be witnessed
by large crowd. Brooks stated to REPUB-
LIcAN reporter last night that the prize fight
would certainly occur even if the principals
were compelled to go into Virginia. The
stake will be $50, and tho fight according to
the Marquis of Queensberry rules.
National Republican., 1883-11-24
French-Americnn CInims.

At the meeting of the French and American
claims commission held yesterday the follow
ing awards against the United States were
announced, with interest at 8 per cent. from
dates in 1863 or 1864:
Charles A. Gauthier, st. Martinville, La,
$l,610; Eugene Duchamp, st. Martinville,
$2,735; Arthur Ravelet, Mobile, Ala, 81 ,s23;
Widow Vial, St. Charles. La., $1,000; Mrs.
Rves lie Bourhis, New Orleans, La, $500;
4. and Il. Briorre, New Orleans, La, 5000;
Charles Roch, st. James, La, $500; George l..
Leduc, Now Orleans, La, 5000.
The following cases were disallowed p. A..
Gyramarchi, Yazoo City, Miss; N. j. Mare
chal, Cassandria, La.; Irma Dupont, st.
James, La; Joseph Ferry, Marksville, La;
Bernard Laplene, New Iberia, La; p. G..
Gilbert, New Orleans, La.
In the case of Laplene the French com
missioner dissented on the ground that,
although the claimant had expressed desire
to become an American citizen by voting and
acting at elections, yet he never did become
an American citizen.
In thb Gale of Gilbert the French commits
soner dissented on the ground that there was
positive proof of the ownership Of the prop
erty, which was met merely by conjecture
and Suspicion on the other side. Also that
there was no proof of the allegation that the
claimaht had bought his property in violation
of the hon-intercourse act.
National Republican., 1883-11-24
CARsTAID. MCCALL & Co.'s Famous Orator
An Atrocious Crime.

Thursday night Detective Raft arrested
and locked up at the Twelfth street police
station an Italian boy, about 10 years of age,
named Beppo Ghiselli, for criminally assault
ing Annie Schmitterman, little girl 6 years
of age. The child is now under treatment at
the Children's hospital, and the physicians
say that one Of her eyes has lost its sight and
that it is more than probable that she will
lose the other. Tho boy was before the
police court yesterday and the case continued
until next week. 1t is said that he is not
alone to blame. The detectives are at work
upon the case.
National Republican., 1883-11-24
Rev. Father Wilds'
EXPERIENCE.

The Rev. u. p. Wilds, well-known city
missionary in New York, and brother
of the late eminent Judge wiIds, of the
Massachusetts, Supreme Court, writes
as follows:
"7s E. str 81, NeiD York, Nay 10, 1882.
MEssRs. j. G. AVER & Co., Gentlemen:
Last winter l was troubled with most
Uncomfortable itching humor affecting
more especially my limbs, which itched so
intolerably at night, and burned so intense
ly, that l could scarcely bear any clothing
over them. / was also sufferer from
severe catarrh and catarrhal cough; my
appetite was poor, and my system good
deal run down. Knowing the value of
AYERS SARsAPARILLA, by observation OF
many other cases, and from personal use
above-named disorders. My appetite i'm
proved almost from the first dose. After
a short time the fever and itching were
allayed, and all signs of irritation of the
skin disappeared. My catarrh and cough
were also cured by the same means, and
it is now excellent feel hundred per
cent stronger, and attribute these results
TO the use of the SARsAPARILLA, which
I recommend with all confidence rs the
best blood medicine ever devised. L took
it in small doses three times a day, and
used, in all, less than two bottles; place
these facts at your service, hoping their
publication may do good.
Yours respectfully, Y. p. WnDs"
constantly coming to our notice, which prove
the perfect adaptability of AYERS SARsA-
PARILLA to the cure of all diseases arising
from impure or impoverished blood, and
wpakened vitality
National Republican., 1883-11-24
NATIONAL RIFLE CADETS.
Enjoyable soirec at the Rifles Armory
Inst Night.

Inst Night.
The National Rifle cadets gave q compli-
mentary soree last night at tho National
Rifles armory. Tho stage was set with an
encampment scene, and produced very
pretty effect. The managers of the successful
affair wore Floor director, Lee b. Moshor.
Floor committee-F. ID. Merchant, II. H..
johnson, Walter Wellington, G. II. Kennerly,
and T. Arthur Tomlinson. Executive COM
mittee-Charles q. Ringwalt, chairman; John
J. King, Fred l.. Siddons, Frank A. Hopkins,
Charles s. Domer, and T. Arthur Tomlinson.
Music was rendered by q section of the
marine band, under the leadership of Prof.
Krause. Among those present were Misses
Florence Selby, Ashburn, Siddons, Stringer,
Arnum, Tomlinson, Annie Lewis, Norris,
Yates, Donovan, Hattie Tubman, Ma
hon, Maxwell, Vanderventer, Waulhaup-
ter, Smitzburg, A. F. Cox, Young,
Newmeyer, Harvey, Nicholson, Nor
beck, L. Pitchlynn, Chandler, Bryant,
Houston, Sterns, Gunion, Brown, Williamson,
Raub, Morgan, Baker, Smith, Doniphan,
Richardson, Redd, Fletcher, Face, Ewell,
Higher
National Republican., 1883-11-24
rT,HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TIE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTH.
wESFr AND WEST

WEST, AND WEST.
Schedule In effect NOVEA BER is, 1853:
s:3S A. M.-New Orleans Mail, daily, making close
connections to all points South aud souihwear
Daily, except sunday. with q. Il o. Ry. Pullunn
Sleeping Cars from Washington via Danv.lle t.
Atlanta and Atlanta to New Orleans also WASH
ington TO New Orleans via Lynchburg and Bristol.
$40 M-Lousville Fast Line daily via charlotte.
yille Huntington, and Lexington, to Cincinnati,
Louisville, and all Western Points making direct
connections, and with solid train and Pullman
sleeping Cars Washington to Louisville
103O +. M.-Southern Mail and Express daily, to all
points South and southwest, via Danville and
Charlotte. Daily, except Sunday, with q. & o. Ry
Pullman Sleeping Cars Washington to Augusta
via Charlotte, and Charlotte to Montgomery
Manassas Division train leaves Washington at S:3j a.
IN. daily except Sunday. Warrenton trains leave
Washington at 1896 n. and $40 d. m daily
For tickets and all Information inquire at COM
peny's office, 60l Pa. ave-, or at Union Depot.
NJ. SLAUGHTER N. MACDANIEL,
General Passenger Agent. Agent
SOL. HAAS Traffic Manager.
National Republican., 1883-11-24
posroFF1cE ACCOUNTS.

Report OF sixth Auditor Ela-His Force
Not Sufficient and the New Building Too
Small.
Hon. J. II. Ella, sixth auditor of the treasury,
in his annual report for the last fiscal year,
shows that the number Of general postal ac-
counts stated during the fiscal year, with
amounts involved, was as follows:
National Republican., 1883-11-24
CHARLES f. PUau, general % mansssr l.@ae' ~
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
fliE nIoDELrAsr LINN AND ruE oNIY IINE
BErwEEN
THE FAST AND THE WEST,
VIA WASIIt NHTDN

porprrrn VIA E,AsIjtlSS&T3}i%S, ra, srrrr,
Schedule to take effect SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
Leave washington from station corner of New
Jersey nyenue and street, by Eastern standard or
For Chicago. Cincinnati, Louisville. and st. Louis
daily at t3O5a me- lOl3a m, 10 10 p M, with through
without change; lol5a m. daily to Chicago, except
For Plttsburg at lOi5 A. n aud sio p m. daily; $40
?. M to Plttsburg, Cleveland aud Detroit with sleep
For Toledo and Detroit via Monroovllle 1o.iS q. m.
daily With sleeper for Toledo. via Wheeling and
Trains Tor PhiiadelphIn and New York at slO a. m.
daily SxGrnl SUNDAY 800 p. M aud 1000 p. NJ daily
Ror I'd bSmSrS SnG % a. on week days 30 SS eSS s59 SG
iiS @ @ 9S ES so S 1900 g. S5 p M 3O '' 'OO ''0 '''
For baltimore on sundays, aaO 500, 300 M, LIS,
@3l 300, iiO $50, TC0, s.lO, 1000 y. m.
For Annapolis $40 H. M, 1910 and +4Op M; on Sun
DAY, 9.0OM M, i.lo p; m.
more, 800 Go nO ~ NJ, l&lO%j0, iiO, $50 and l0l5
M & For stations on MIStropo,2n Branch a. $40
daily for Lexington; $40 a; M daily exeept sunday
and ~ H % aS t|t e!qep sanday w. Oi' !" n ''
For llagerstown, l0l5a m. and 6.i5 p m. daily eS-
iraInS arrive from the West daily, 6.2O 7.5o a. M.
From New York aud Philadelphia, 2 IS. $50 n. m.
daily $50 p m, daily except sunday; .,..,...
From Annapolis 80 II m, l.5U, d37 p. M; Sunday,
From Lcxingtoh, go daily, and 2l5 p. m.
From Frederick and intermediate points, s25, 1900
Q. M 2l5, 40, and 500 p. M daily except sunday;
Trains leave baltimore for Washington at 200 40.
9$o El6 S%e @90 Slo and 1920 a. m; i2i5 no 400
200, i40 LSO, 300, a.lO a. m 1SO, 800 G2o 1880 and
All trains from Washington stop at Relay station
EXCEPT i,pp, p NJ o,r, n, ,,o po,,,r,oro aud
Ohio ficket onice. WASHINGTON Station 6io and ISL
Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Fourteenth street;
"%S '%SS& S GEEMENffs' fsi II l. Of Of H. baltimore X.
National Republican., 1883-11-24
Cabinet Meeting.

Tho cabinet meeting yesterday was attended
by all{ the members. The session, which was
longer than usual, was mainly devoted to the
discussion and settlement of questions which
have been pending in the several executive
departments. The strained relations exist
National Republican., 1883-11-24
Mg g4loan National Debt Negotiations.

SeGor Romero, the Mexican minister, has
recei eived from the secretary of the treasury of
Mexico the following telegram, dated the
tweh ehty-second, at the City of Mexico;
Publish, in the name of this department. that
the Negotiations pending between the official agent
mit4ee OF bondholdars OF the Mexican debt in
London are still open, and that new pronusitons
have been made TO him. FuENTEs MuSEz.
This official dispatch fully confirms the press
Telegram denying the truth Of the rumor that
negotiations in London havo been broken off
andlthe Mexiean agent withdrawn.
National Republican., 1883-11-24

ing between France and China, and the effect
which hostilities would have upon the inter-
eits Of tho United States were also subjects
of consideration
National Republican., 1883-11-24

Capitol Tent of Rechabites held q we'll
attended meeting last evening at Washington
hall.
National Republican., 1883-11-24
CHEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST, SoUTHWES
AND NORTHWEST.


on and afler SUNDAY, November Is, 1882 passenger
traus OF this route will leave Washington from B g
s:S5 A. M.-Way Mail daily, except Sunday, for
Clifton Forge and intermediate stations ON @ &
$40 p M-LOUIsVILLE AND CINCINNATI
FAST LINE DAILY. Solid train, with Pull
man cars to Louisville; Richmond to Cincinnati
without change; arriving, Columbus, Ohio at $50
pm; Winchester, 25 p m; Cincinnati $50 p.
M. Lexington 8l5 p m Louisville p M;
connecting nj these cities with through trains to
all points West, Southwest, and Northwest.
l04) P M-Night Express daily, except sunday for
Ashland, Ky and intermediate stations on q ,S
ll:OO A. M.--For Newport News. Old Point, and Nor
folk daily, except Sunday. arriving, Nowpprt
News, att p M; Old Point. 1880 p. m; Norfolk.
Apply q. Il o. Ry. Office. 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue;
v. M Ry. Office, COL Pennsylvania avenue, and b. u
II, station.
IL. w. FULLER. CIV. SMITH, FRANK TRIas
q. =. Agt, Gent Man'r. N. H. Pas'r AT
yGTASHINGToN, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL-s
w ROAD COMPANY.
Trains arrive at and leave from b. and =. (5lxth
street, Depot as follows:
Accom-, arrives s2j IL. IN. daily.
Mail arrives 7:25 p, M daily except Sunday.
Mall leaves O,2O n. m. daily except sunday.
Accom-. leaves 400 y. m. daily except sunday.
On Sundays only train will leave at 500 p m,
Commua alton tickets not honnrGd on sunday trains
4. NJ, RUOpHY, SuDerinteudent.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-12

oft bieiel6e go6enid,i6t, ipelde i'm Sabre
BORDER oben ipar, nit ibren unfrautldines
reien uno ben ltnserlt5rtcn 9tilfitanoen Der
le5ten @r1te nieDer nab oben %9elangt. SIT
6ielem Safe pfleat iih bdufig bas gan5e
Selo Derart NIT ~llntralt SIT llber@
sie6eu, baB mar aus Der Ser
ne faum i'm Stanpe lit, It'd
ein llrtbeil Iber sic angebaute 8rudt .Sn
biloen. Q(uh mandes ungeStefer miro
burdb bos @fliigen porm Ninter perni6tet,
inbem balielbe auf Die Oberfld6e sebra0t
miro uno baleIbit bem Sroite ullo Der gfd1le
erliegt.
SIT nun bas 8flagen aller 8obendrten
Dor Binter bon eroBem 8ortbeil, 10 1T oal1
lel6e bod 0anS beinnoerS pobltbueno fltr
ben ihtpercr Booen. Sir BEN Sbonbooet
lit Der Troit Der bette 9IferSmann; Derlclbe
miro bur0 Ben 6roit 10 DouitdnOig gelofz
tert, iuie bur6 teine Bearbsitlng nit Ader~
gerdtben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-12

Die Beittmmrnq Der @a1iermenee, nel6e
6ur1 cine G0brenanlage abgefi6rt tperoen
ion, bisnt Die mittlere 3%egenb0be oes be-
treffenben Ortes pDer @ebietes. 9as Ser
h0lttiB Der bon ben G06ren abgefiibrten
g%Sanerlnenge SIR Gegenmenge lit Don Der>
ldteoelen ltmltdnoen abbdngig nno oaber
lehr i6matfeno; bod bot lid) aus 8epbabs
t1ngen ergeben, Dap Ourdl6nitttid ettpaS
lf1ebr alS Die S1lfte Der %gelainlnten 9tegen>
mcilge bon ben 9to9ren obgefibrt piro, ufo
0aB Die monatlithe Jteeennlenee in na6esu
2Wtonaten BON ben Go6ren abgefiibrt miro.
IS genitgt ba0er politdnoig. ben 9tGbren>
ourhmelier cntlprecbeno Der 12fa0en mitt>
leren monatltheH GegenD0be Ill beltilnmcn ;
tpel!n Diel @ruromalier ~norDanoer iit, 10
ourtte nod Elm entlprebenoer 3ulbleQ gu
l1ad)en ieiM.
Die 9lniuenobarfeit Ser GGbrenanGage err
1tredt ft0 nidt olein auf Die @nttpGIlerung
ltal1cr @rltHoftitde, lonoerm audi auf Die
9rodenlesun9 nailer 8auarunlbe, quelltger
Gono!pe9e, Barfanlagelt, OH Die GnttpGlie>
rltlg bon 0Gmmen uno Ginldnitten BON
Straben, Giienbobaen &c.
9ie Birflulg ber Go6renanlage lit I'm
10 au9elfGliger, ie bur0nGBter friber Der
8ooen ipar. Ourd bielelbe tperoen Die
pDDftafil6en Gtgenl6aften beS 8o6ells
tuelentli6 seGubert. Der 8ooen uiro mar
mer, baS 8flansenpo6StDum entipidelt ii6
raider uno lt0erer, tpGbreno Die llufrGltter
Derl6ipinoen. Qurd) ben 6~elleren 3utrttt
oer Suit erfolgt Die 8eripitterilltg 0e5 800
benS raider, Die 8ooen6el6affenheit tpiro
sanltiger ln6 Die 8earbeitung peit leidter
afs iri6er. Der 8eetbat niro iebt iiber=
fliilli9 unb baourd1 an tragfdbiger SlGde
%getuonnen; Die 3abl oer Wailerfur6en uno
@rGber niro beoeuteno perminoert, allo Ser
Bobentpert6 Oaourd) ~geiteigert.
SIN mirtbidaftlider 8e3iebltng miro our6
lolben MallerabSug cine 9roBere Siderbcit
uno cine GermeDrung. tpie Gerbeilerun9 Der
Grrten ~er3ielt; elm Musfrteren fomlnt nidt
Ieibt Dor, Der Oiinger fommt raider uto
ponitGnDiger CUR Birfung, benn Die Ge7
i6affet6eit oeS 8obcnS miro giinltiqer, Die
9lufidIieBuug beiielben erfOl9t leidter ullO
tpirfiamer. Nud sic 8ear6eitlng zines
iolden 8ooenS lit cine leidltere uno biatz
gere, Der Nnbul fam frilDer erfOl9en, Die
Saate1 entipideln ftd. raider. Yclnn0erS
9iinltig nirft 6er Wol1erabSu9 auf ben Nnz
bau bon t6adfril6ter, &artoffellt; Gttben &C.
Der @rtrag faltlt auf oas 0oppelte, ia
Oreifabe ge1tetgert meroen. G5 lit oaber
gut, inn erlten Sabre na6 Der 9t0brenlegung
9adfrii6te gu bauen; ferner empficDlt es
iid, Den 8ooen mittelS beS l1ntergrunos
pflll0eS orbentli6 su lodern, ipeit oaour6
bic lBirtiomfeit Der Nillage ie6r bef0roert
miro, unD slei63eitig tart 81 biiugerl. Die
gr0Bte @drme beS N~b5ugtpallers, loipie
0ciien @e6alt all &oblenldure MAIDEN Daiz
ielbe 5ur 8eipdiieruu9 bon Nielen lebr 8es
etdttet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-12
GaIfamHrtM.

lin einen bilIi9en unb b~auerbaften &alfs
anitrid SIT erbolten. l0ide man 5 @alIonen
frildgcbronnten Salt nit 10 niel beiBem
Balier, Dap bieieS ettpa 6 3oa parilber
itebt. Oteie &altmil6 miro Damn geDorig
nit Waiier Derbiinnt; barolf ipirO oerlel>
ben J llnSe ldtpefeliaureS 3inf uto iOlieB1
LID J lln5e eetpobnlides Sals sugelebt.
2eBteres %betpirtt, baB Die aaltfarbe trodnet,
obne Spritltge 3I erbalteu. Cine ldone
Gabmfarbc fam man e~rsielen burh 3ulaB
BON etipaS 9elbem Oder, cine Yerlfarbe
our6 ettDas 2ampenidtpars, cine Stein>
farbe our6 Elm ipenig llmbras uno 2amz
penldtpar3.