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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-03-16
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ado you see that old man near the
frog-pond on the commonr"
"Thirty-two years ago that old man
came to Boston with one suspender
and sore toe. He also had basket
of apples which farmer in Lexington
had given to him. He peddled the
apples on Washington street and
netted eighteen cents the first day.
How much do you suppose he's worth
now?"
"Oh, a million and half" said one.
1.-TWO Millions" cried another.
"Six million three hundred thou
sand" was the estimate of third.
81 give it up" remarked No. 4.
"How much is he worth?s
"Not a cent, and he still owes for
the basket. "-BoSton Globe.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-03-16
A Floral Follower OF the Sun.

That the sunfower follows the sun
in its westward journey is well known,
but when does it turn its face back
again to the east to greet the morning
sun? Mr.. G. A. White, of Washing
ton, in a letter to Nature, relates an
incident which throws some light
upon the subject One evening, he
says, during short stay at village
in Colorado, in the summer of 1881, 1
took walk along the banks of long
irrigating ditch just as the sun was
setting. The wild variety of helianthus
ANUS grew abundantly there, and 1
observed that the broad faces of all
the flowers were as usual in the clear
sunset, turned to the west. Returning
by the same path less than an hour
afterward, and Immediately after the
daylight was gone, found to my sur
prise that much the greater part of
these flowers had already turned their
faces full to the east in anticipation,
as it were, of the suns rising. They
had in that short time retraced the
semicircle, in the traversing of which,
with the sun, they had spent the whole
day. Both the day and night were
cloudless, and apparently no unusual
conditions existed that might have ex-
ceptionally affected the movements of
the flowers
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-03-16
81 will send them in, and afterward

II will send them in, and afterward
l will give you my final reply"
Finding himself alone he rose and
began to pace the floor nervously.
Ten minutes later the door slowly
opened, and Biddy, with Dot, came
timidly into the room. His face be-
came colorless for an instant; but
presently tn blood rushed in a torrent
to his brow.
"Please, sir, an would you pay what
you owe me mother? Me brother is
i'll still, an me mother needs the
money sorely."
She stood before him clothed in
rags, her large toes protruding from her
torn shoes.
The tableau was striking one, as
the richly-attired pet of society paused
before the child of poverty and the
florid-faced Irish girl who was wrapped
in long, shabby cloak.
He drew his purse from his pocket
and placed it in Dots outstretched
hand.
There, take that-it is more than
1 owe, but it is all right. Run along
home now, that's a good girl, as fast as
you can," he said, in low tone.
She turned and left the room and
Biddy coolly seated herself.
"Will you oblige me eaving the
room? 1 have an engagement with
lady"
AN aren't lady? Wouldn't 1
answer jist as well? Sure an the
very Dist blood in ould Ireland flows
in me veins"
He scanned her face keenly while he
grew pale with apprehension.
"In Heavens name who are you?"
She took handkerchief from her
pocket, and after removing her glasses
passed it over her face. She then re-
moved the hood, the red wig and the
cloak, and Daisy stood before him in
her elegant evening attire.
"Miss Vanstone, this is a cruel
farce did not dream you capable
of it,"
"The end justifies the means, Mr..
Graham. A man who will refuse to
pay his honest debt, and thus cause a
poor woman and her helpless children
to suffer, can never be my husband
You have my answer. Good-even-
ing w
She turned and walked slowly toward
the alcove, and the crestfallen Mr..
Graham beat an inglorious retreat.
Harry Clifford stepped from his hid
ing-place, his face radiant, and clasp
ing Daisy to his manly heart, he said !:
MAY l not claim you now, my
darling? Your little play was perfect
I pity Fred, but trust he will profit
by his sad experience. You are quite
an actress. But you must give me
my answer now; what is it? If it is
yes, give me the kiss my heart has
hungered for so long"
She raised her face suffused with
bushes, and their lips met in the first
ripe kiss of love.
That was Daisy's answer.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-03-16
IN DISGUISE.

81 suppose 1 must give you up
some time, my child" said Martin
Vanstone, "and if you can find it in
your heart to choose Fred Graham 1
should be very much pleased. He is
so genial, and his character is above
reproach."
Daisy's face flushed slightly as she
replied:
81 will never choose husband, papa,
until l know that the man Is worthy
"You are right. Daisy, and 1 trust
you will choose wisely" and Martin
Vanstone left her alone in the drawing
room.
=" wish 1 knew my own heart. Fred
seems to be all desire in a husband,
and yet"
She paused as she arose and walked
slowly to a window. She stood within
the folds of the lace curtains, looking
absently down into the street.
Harry Clifford is my ideal of true
man, but"
Again she paused, and flush stole
over her face.
Before it faded away little girl
came slowly in view carr lying basket
on her arm.
She was scantily clothed, and her
bare toes protruded from her well-worn
shoes.
Her face wore pinched, hungry
look that went straight to Dasy's
heart.
Touching bell she babe the foot
man take the child into the dining
room and give her good meal.
He was accustomed to her eccentric
freaks and obeyed.
After the child Ihad finished Daisy
entered the room, carrying large
bundle.
"Well, little one, 1 have brought
something for you, and if you can
carry it home you will find some warm
clothing in it. What is your ma me ?"
"Dot Green, miss"
care your father and mother ,liv-
ing?"
my mother is alive, but my father
is dead"
IL suppose your mother is very
poor?"
Eyes, miss. She does laundry
work, but Mr.. Graham, he's so mean
he won't pay, and he made me take
four shirts back to have 'em done over
an Jemmy's i'll, an mothers tired
almost to DEATH" and sigh escaped
the child's lips.
Daisy's face flushed as she caught
the name, and her heart throbbed
wildly.
Can 1 look at the shirts, Dot?"
Eyes, miss, amt ashamed of 'em.
My mothers good ironer."
Daisy took them out one by one and
examined them carefully.
"They are beautifully done. can
see no fault with them"
Nobody ever finds fault 'cept Mr.
Graham, an he never pays till he owes
for lots an lots, an he's so cross
hate to 60 near him."
Daisy walked to and fro across thu
room, plunged in thought. At length
she paused beside Dot, and said:
dot, when you return with, thes,
shirts. come here first before you de
liver them, and say nothing about il
to any one"
"Yes, 'em, I'll do it,"
The next day Dot returned with he,
basket.
"My mother didn't do the shirts owe
again, cause she said she couldn't max
'em look any better"
"Never mind, Dot. Wait here 70
few moments; there is a lady her,
who desires to go with you"
A short time after young Irisl
girl, in shabby dress and coarse, re-
shawl, entered the room. Her fac
was very red and freckled, and sh
Wore large blue glasses.
1.-THE top ov the mornin' to We, m
gurl," she said to the child. "A1
what is yer name?"
Dot" said the child. scanning he
Gorid lace.
well, Dot, my names Biddy, ar
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-03-16

The British house of lords consists
of SIG peers. In pay or pensions these
noblemen receive e62l 1886 per annum.
This includes the amounts received by
peers of the royal family. The peers
have between them l4,25S,527 acres Of
land with rental of ell, SS0,30S.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-03-16

There are 10000 square miles of al
most unbroken forests in North Caro-
lima, which it is estimated will be
worth in ten years time more than
the present total valuation of all the
property in the State, including land.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-03-16

The United States spends 100000,
600 year for alcoholic drinks. 1t is
estimated that more than 100000
people are engaged in selling that
amount of liquor.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-03-16

Dakota has twenty-one national and
eighty-seven private banks, with an
aggregate capital of over S1O,OOO,OO0.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-03-16
Curious Calculations.
This elaborate calculation Is some
times found in old family Bibles


The middle chapter and least in the
Bible is Psalm cxvii.
The middle verse is Psalm cxviii, 8.
The middle time is 2 Chronicles iv, IL.
The word ''and" occurs in the Old
Testament 35,543 times, and in the
New Testament 1864 times.
The words Jehovah" occurs 6,855
times.
BIBLE.
The middle book is Proverbs.
The middle chapter is Job xxx, be-
tween the 18th and 10Th verses.
TESTAMENT.
The middle book is Thessalonians.
The middle chapter is between Ro.
mans xiii and xiv.
The middle verse is Acts xvii, II.
The last verse of Ezra vii, contains all
the letters of the alphabet.
Second Kings, xix, and Isaiah xxxvi
are alike.
The above took three years casting
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-08-25
UNITED STATES COINS.
Their Weight, Legal Tender Value,
Etc.

The Boston Trave has the follow
lug relative 10 United States coins:
Gold coins of all denominations are
legal tender for any amount. So are
silver dollars, except the trade dollar,
which, though seven and half grains
heavier than the standard dollar, is
not legal tender for any amount.
Halves, quarters and dimes are legal
tender TO the amount OF $40. Twenty
cent pieces, hali-dimes, and silver
three-ceut pieces are legal teuder for
amounts not exceeding 50. Nickel
aud copper coin from l cent up to )
are legal tender only to the amount
OF 20 cents. A gold dollar weighs
twenty-five and one-tenth grains, and
1t will take about 23 gold dollars to
weigh an ounce. When a gold coin
is reduced in weight by use or other
wise more than a per cent, or is in
any way mutiiated II Is no longer le-
gal tender, aud will only be received
at the mint for It's value in bullion.
When gold coin is presented for pay
ment at the sub-treasury it Is care
iully inspected, aud il found below
the required weight it is stamped with
tue word Light" and returned to the
depositor. If he has been careful 10
note of whom he received it he may
recover the amount for which he ac-
cepted 1t, or he may send IL to the
mlIt, which will return him what
ever IL IS worth for re-coinage.
Tue standard dollar weighs 4l2.5
grains, which is a0out 7lL pounds
Tor the weight Of I,0U0. Tue weight
OF 81 900 in gold is "A pounds. One
hundred dollars in gold weighs the
same as I5O new 81 greenbacks.
Greenbaeks OF a larger denomination
are a litIle heavier.
Silver Is about fifteen and a half
times as heavy as gold, and about
twenty eight and third times As
bulky ia proportion To- its value; or,
in otner words, a dollars worth of
silver is a little more than 2o times
larger thama dollars worth OF gold.
Our gold coins contain 900 parts OF
pure gold and loo parts alloy; the sill
Yer coins 800 parts of silver and loo
parts Of alloy. The five and three
cent nickel coins are one fourth nick.
el and three-fourths copper. The
small cent is 20 parts copper and five
parts tin ami zinc.
1t Is estimated that the gold dollar
Is used by sU,O00,OO of people; the
British sovereign 10y 35,000,0 900; the
French franc by ~ 900, 900; the silver
dollar OF all countries by about 552,-
00O, 900.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-08-25
An Immense Canal.

Tho most gigantic irrigation enter
prise ever inaugurated in the State OF
California has been commenced in
Fresno county, the canal for which
will be the largest III the State, aud
fed by Kings river. The water Is in
tended to irrigate 10000, 900 acres of
rich land, AT present barren through
lack OF water. The source OF supply
Of this canal will be higher than any
other debouching from the same
stream. Its dimensions are; Que
hundred feet in width ut the bottom;
levees an average of ID feet in height
and eight feet wide at the top, broad
enough for IA wagon road. The depth
Of the water is xpected to be five feet.
with fall OF Is inches 10 the mile.
The dam in the mountain canon,
whence the water Is taken, will be a
wonderful and permanent one. 1t Is
% feet high, s00 feet long, 40 feet
wide at the base, ana % feet on the
top. II is riprapped on the inside
with heavy rock, aud every precau-
lion taken To make 1t sufficiently
strong 10 securely hold the great
weight of water that must be support
ed. The water is led into the canal
from large head-gate, constructed
of heavy timber 100 feet in width and
Is feet high. IL is planked over SO
as to make a bridge for heavy wagons
and has wings to protect IT from the
floods. The canal is expected 10 car
ry 1900 cubic feet OF water per
second.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-08-25
Notice to Creditors.
Estate OF John Spiker, Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY 1HE
~ undersigned. j. b. Mathewson, Ad-
ministrator Of the estate of John Spiker, de-
ceased, TO the creditors OF. an1 all persons
exhibit them with necessary vouchers within
three months from tho first publication of
this notice at the store of Mathewson Bros,
IN the town of Hamilton. County of White
Pine and State II Nevada, the same being
the place for the transaction of the bnsine. $
Of said estate. and it not 10 presented will be
forever barred.
J. B. MATHE HEWSON.
Administrator of tho estate of John Spiker,
deceased.
dated At Hamilton. New. August Is. 1885.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-08-25

Thirty years ago, in the heyday OF
the slavery regime, the total value OF
Southern crops of cotton, tobacco,
rice, hay, hemp and sugar cane was
Sl3S, 605, 73S. The census report OF
1880 shows that Southern agricultural
product, were that year valued vt
$500 600, QUO, Furthermore, the
South is becoming 2,Fh-h a che NORTH
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-08-25

A project to build wagon road to
the Yellowstone Park via the West
Gallatin river is being agitated among
the citizens OF Bozeman, NJ. T.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-08-25
WHITE PINE NEWS
Puthshed every Saturday morning by
w. l.. DAVIS.
Terms OF subscription.
JOB PRIN TIN G.

THE NEWS Office is supplied with every
facility for executing all kinds of Job
Printing in a neat manner and at living
rates. Any Job from a lady's visiting
card ts . fuil-sheet poster turned at short
notice. udars Solicited.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-08-25

QcCT not. life is sweeping by, go and dare
nCO before you die, something mighty
and sublime leave behind to conquer time"
So n week in yonr own town. S. outfit free.
No risk. Everything new. Capital not re-
auired We will furnish you every thing
Many are making fortunes. Ladies make as
men, and boys and girls mako great pay.
Reader, If you want business at which you
canmake great pay all the time. write for
particulars to II. HALLErr 4 Co.. Portland
Maine,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-08-25
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
United states Government.

President. CHESTER A. ARTHUR
Vice President. ....GEORGE +. EDMUNDS
Secretary Of State.F. 7. FRELINGHUYSEN
Secretary Of Treasury. .CHAS. J. FOLG Err
Treasurer. .............JAMES GILFILLAN
Secretary of War.......R0BT. 7. LINCOLN
Secretary of Navy. ...WM. E. CHANDLER
Postmaster General......W. o. GRESHAM
Secretary of the Interior -. III. NJ. TELLER
Attorney General. Z. BREWSTER
General of the Army. T. SHERMAN
Com. Of Agriculture...~....G GEO. B. LORING
Com. Gen. Land OfRce. N. c. MCFARLAND
u. Surveyor General for Ne
yada. loliee At Reno. &c. C P0WNING
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-01-31

som nyligen utskrifvits fran hospitaIet 4
Ward-on New York, har afslojat en- ne
Orig industri, for hvilken hon dessyarre
icke ensam lar ha fallit offer. Hon ko,,
till New York forlidet DR. i september sam.
erholl senast anstallning hos en- famili yid
Park avenue i New York. Efter tire mana
ders tienst lemnade hon sin plats och vsnde
sig till EFT 9. k. eenployment" "-kontor
Hoboken for erhAllande al en- nv Mat.
Den som h0ll delta kontof skaffade henne
till en- lokal for utskankning af laeerb;er
och erholl ersattning harfor IS af loka,ens
egarinna. Derpa skaffades Bertha Iyersou
till lokalens bakrum, berusades och ovar-
hollis der under tire veckor cit lif af sk.u,
och vanara, hyarpa hon insjuknade och
fordes till hospitalet, der hon lag sink al,
veckor. Den snygga bierlokalens fores,au-
derska, en- fru Opperman, ar arresterad for
undergaende af ransakning. Det pastas.
att samma trakt lar fnnas trettiofem an
dra dylika naaten, i hvilka oerfarna invan-
drade fickor lockas under hvariehanda fall
ska f0rvandningar. H
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-01-31
ALLMlNNA NYHETER.

/ Necedah, Wis, uppbrann under nat
ten till den % dennes Model qvarnen, var
derad till $4,000.
Annu ett lik patrafades fredags uti
ruinerna efter det nedbrunna Newhall
House Milwaukee.
Iva dOdsdomar blefvo fredags
verkstalda, den ena Tayloryille, ILL.,, och
den andra Texarkana, Ark.
Lars AnesOn, en- af de aldste nybyg-
garne Lincoln co., d., atled under fora
veckan uti en- alder af sjuttio ar.
''Guldminan'', en- krog Fargo,
d., ladies' den % dennes aska, hvaryid
egarne tillfogades en- forlust af $1,000.
VadaskOtt. John McQuade How
ard, d., rakade onsdags att af vada
skjuta sig hufvudet. Han dog ogonblick-
ligen.
William Armstrong Cascade,
Iowa, blef den "a dennes domd till fyra ars
tukthus, emedan han haft oloaigt umgange
med en- slagtlng.
John e. Kenna har af legisIaturen i
West Virginien blifvit valid att eftertrada
Henry G. Davis sasom senator F0renta
Staternas kongress.
| Neutrality-suspicious., beIagen fy.
ra mil soder ON Eau Claire, Wis, ladies'
aska under natten till den rs dennes. For
lusten anslas till $1,000.
4 1 Mason City, Iowa, trafades harom
dagen liket efter William Wilson, hvilker
eniipt Observation-Disclosures utlatande luti
doden genom att under rusigt tillstand fry
ga ihjal.
| Alfred H. Anderson, son till hand
landen Mons Anderson La Crosse, Wis.
intradde den % dennes aktenskap mex
i Agnes HeaIy, en- af staden La Crosses rika
ste arftagarinnor.
i Chr. Pauls0n, engagerad Sherry
ltimmerlager nara Marsh6eld, Wis, blef
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-01-31

de strafen varit alltfor otillrackliga och
stundom synts vara till blott for syns skull.
For hvarje tankande menniska ar Diet dock
klart, att aielftagen hand, ofta upprepad,
maste leda till lagloshet och "nafrattens''
praktiska inforande, och att strang tukt ar
Diet enda, som kan halla forbrytare skrack
SAINT astadkomma vordnad for lagens maize
stat och f0rtroende till dess skydd. Med
denna sanna uppfattning af saken hafva
forslag blifvit inlemnade Minnesotas och
Wisconsins lagstiftande foraamlingar om
dodsstraffets aterinforande. Det lagforslag,
som delta syfte inlemnats Minnesotas
legislatur, stadgar att mord af forsta graden
SAINT valdtagt mot fickor under ito ars al
der skola umgallas med doden. Att delta
forslag matte blifva antaget sasom lag, ar
en- af manga nard 6nskan.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-01-31
Angaren Cimbrias un.
dergang.

l EFT fOregaende hummer omnamde vi
korthet angaren Cimbrias sammanst0tniny
med engelske angaren Sultan Nordsjol
fredagen den 10 dennes, hvilket hade til
f0ljd, att Cimbria sjonk femton minuter ct
ter det olyckan intraffat. Enligt sednas
Inlupna underrattelser aro vi tiIlfalIe til
att nagot narmare komplettera vart forrs
meddelande, rorande den olyeksdigra han.
delsen. Cimbria hade afgatt fran Hamburg
torsdagen den Is och hade ombord $50 pas.
sagerare SAINT en- l10 man stark besattning
Angarens resa borjade under ogynsamma
auspicier; redan Elbefoden st0tte den p$
grund, men blef da foden intradde af anga-
rem "Hansa" dragon ur slit farliga lage. Pa
eftermiddagen fortsattes resan, hvilkeu
fortgick utan nagra hinder till fredags NOR
gonen, da under stark dimma sammanst0t-
ningeh skedde med den engelske angeren.
Da man erfor, att Cirnbria var sd skadadt,
att det icke kunde raddas, gjorde oficerar-
ne ALT hvad som stod deras makt for att
radda passagerarne. Sa fort sig CORA lat
utdelades lifbojar och raddningsbalten, pa
samma gang som ALA batarne nedfrades.
Da angaren lag pa sidan, var det dock icke
mojligt att klargora de bojar eller andra
raddningsapparater, som lago vattenlini-
en-, hvadan manga medel till raddning GIN
60 forlorade. Den engelske angaren upp-
tog trettiofyra passagerare, med hvilka den
genast styrde kosan till Hamburg for att af-
gifva rapport ON olyckshandelsen. Da ut
sandes strax sex angare for att uppsoka de
utsatta batarne. En- af dessa, som innehade
trettioatta passagerare, landade Cuxha-
ven, men af de ofriga kunde intet spar upp-
tackas.
En- af de raddade passagerarne uttalar sig
ON olyckan pa foliande satt: Vadret var
intill fredags morgcnen klart, men da In
traffade plotsligt en- dimma. som standigt
blef ALT intensivare. Maskinen pa CHM
bria arbetade med full fart intill XII. half
tva, da half fart kommenderades, hvarefter
fartygets hastighet markbart aftog, sd att
det vid tvatiden gick ganska lAngsamt. Om-
kring ito minuter efter sagde It'd hordes
pl0tsligt signalhornet fran en- anran angare,
hvilket injagade f0rskrackelse hos hela be-
sattningen och gjorde att maskinen 0gon-
blickligen stoppades. Den signalerande anga-
rens grona lanterna blef tillfolje af dimman
icke synlig forr an fartyget hade narmat
sig Cimbria pa endast $50 fots afssand. Nu
var sammandrabbningen omojlig att undvi-
ka, hvadan Cimbria trafades pa babordssi-
da med sadan valdsamhet, att den genast
krangde 0fver pa styrbordssida och sionk
etter femton minuters forlopp. Bland dem,
som omkommit vid den olycksdigra handel.
sen fnna vi, att donna efter nannen, en- del
skandinayer, hvilkas namn vi fora num-
ret uppraknade. For 6frigt voro saval
passagTare som besattning till storsta delen
fran Tyskland.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-01-31

Frankrike. Exkejsarinnan Eugenia
ankom den % dennes till Paris men afreste
efter nagra dagar till London. Den be-
r6mde malaren Gustave Dore afed den % j
Paris uti en- alder af 81 ar. Hans begraf-
ming egde rum fredags, da Alexander Du-
mas h6ll EFT tai vid grafven. - Spanningen
Frankrike fortfar med anledning af prins
Napoleons manifest. - Kabinettet och de-
puterade kammaren hafva hvarie dag sys-
selsatt sig med fragan ON de kungliga prin-
sarnes f6rvisning ur landet och afsked ur
armeen. Krisen nadde sondags den hold,
att ALA ministrarne inlemnade sina afskeds-
ansokningar. For narvarande haller ett
nytt kabinett pa att bildas President Gre
Wy sages vara allvarsamt betankt pa att
uppl6sa kamrarne och befalla hallandet af
nya val. Han skall hafva yttrat, att ingen
kan regera landet med den nuvarande de-
puterade kammaren. ..
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-01-31

Tyskland. Riksdagens president till
kannagaf den % dennes, att 1900 mark
fran Detroit och 100000 mark fran New
York, Ameriks, mottagits till understod
for dem, som lidit genom vatten6fversvam-
ningarne. Tillkannagifvandet helsades med
applader. II furst Bismarks palats pa VIII
helmstrasse utbrot den % dennes en- eldsva-
da, hvilken dock smart slacktes efter att haf-
va astadkommit obetydlig skada. - Begraf-
Observation-Disclosures 6fver den aflidne prins
Fredrik Carl egde rum den "a dennes
Marmorpalatset Berlin. Kejsaren och
kejsarinnan, de ofrige medlemmarne af kej-
sarfamilien SAINT fera utIandska furstar vo-
ro narvarande. Begrafningstalet hollis al
pastor Kegel katedralen. Prinsens efter-
lemnade formogenhet utgor 27,OOO,OO.
mark. AT dessa har han testamenterat r.,
100000 till sin son prins Fredrik Carl, g.
0OO,OOO till hvardera af sina iva d6ttrar och
det ofriga till hvarjehanda valg6rande an
damal.