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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-04
The Ln.t SnrI f;Ifcs.

Another earthquake at Syrna has ser.
iously injured over 200 persons.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-04
IsCTEE

Depot Eotel.--CIRrk q Green, Pro-
prIetors.
Z II Ray, Tuscarora.
Hugh Marlin. Brunean.
Miss Annie Martin, do
w II Belle, Pleasant Valley.
Eugene Thompson, Ruby
Mrs. NJ. Mansfield, Mono.
w ] Black, Star.
J Donohue, Fort Halleck.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-04

Departed by stage this morning Mrs.
Amos Plummer, NJ. Wagner.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-11-04

Humboldt House, Joe Lang, Pro-
prietor.
Si've Dakin, Lamoille.
EDakiu, do
G V%incenes. do
Frank Dakiu, do
John Warwick, do
G Leroy, Bullion.
J Francisco, do
7 Robinson, Pleasant Valley.
W Browner, do
ID Cork, South Fork.
G Devviow, Spanish Ranch.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-02-24
Administrator Notice.

EVE NED HAVING BEEN
appointed ny the Hon Abr Fernandez, in Chambera
Trnes,see ,2d Administrator Of the Estate Of the late John Mi,
L. ~ IL = 40. Island Of Maui hereby notifies all parties in.
debted to estate 2 make Immediate payment TO the un-
dersignedi all parties hSvhA~lsp no,,fv re- y Srk os,onE.
ing u SAID estate are requested t01-s =. =.
the same without delay. All parties havihS asefM1oss against
sad estate are requested to present the same duly aufhent11g-
TED TO the undersigned within six months, or they will b for.
ever barred. w n MossuI
Trustee and Administrator Estate Of JOhu Miller deceased
Makawao, Sept. 10Th, 1882. CT an
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-02-24
A New Implement of War.

Major N. WilIoughby Wallace. of the
KING Royal Rifles, has, tie Times says.
invented and patented in England and on
the continent a spade to meet the require
ments of the authorities-first, that it shall
render men independent of any ground /;
secondly that it shall cut roots; thirdly, that
it shall be able to lever up stones; fourthly,
that it shall be useful in camp life, and if
necessary, be capable of breaking open boxes
of ammunition or provisions; filthy, that it
shall be able to loophole a wall /; and sixthly,
that it shall combine lightness and dura-
b5ii!ity. The tool may be described generally
as a small pick head. about seven inches
long, formed by steel aTfREieeFFiing which sur
rounds a wooden crutch head. andHn securely
fastened by rivets and screw both to me
crutch and to the handle. which are of ash.
One end Is a pick. the other a ~grubber. both
of solid steel. The blade is of a peculiar
shape, fiat at the bottom for cutting pur-
poses, and hollow in the upper portion. A
protection guards the knuckles and forms a
fulcrum when the tool is being used as u
The length over all is % inches.
and the weight is only 24 pounds. The tool
is also especl lily useful for military mining
purposes when men nave to work with spade
and pick in confined spaces and it would
be a very formidable weapon of defense at
close quarters.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-02-24
The Skein We Wind.

II you and /, to-day
Should stop and lay
Our life-work down, and let Our hands fall where
they will
Fall down to lie quiet still
And If some other hand should come and stoOp to
find
The threads we carried, SO that it could wind,
Beginning where it stopped if it should come to
keep
Our life-work going seek
To carry on the good design
Distinctly made yours, or mine,
What would it find?
Some work we must be doing, true or false
Some threads we wind some purpose so exalts
Itself that we look up to it, or down
As for q crown
To bow before, and we weave the threads
OF different lengths and thickness-some more
shreds-
And wind them round
Till all the skein of life is bound,
Sometimes forgetting at the task
To ask
The value of the threads, or choose
Strong stuff to use.
No hand but winds some thread
1t cannot stand quite still till ii is dead
But what it spins and winds a little skein.
God made each hand for work-not t~oil-staIn
Is required but every hand
Spins, though but ropes Of sand,
If love should come,
STOPPING, above when we are done,
To find bright threads
That we have held, that we may spin them longer
Find the shreds
That break when touched, how cold,
Sad, shivering, portionless, the hands will hold
The broken strands and know
Fresh cause for woe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-02-24
Mr.. Barnum on Free Passes.

The Bridgeport (Connecticut) Evening Farmer
says: A church deacon asked Mr.. Barnum for a
{. pass" to see the Z" winter quarters" The
veteran Snowman replied, - Free passes are
played out. We never issue one to the big show
except to editors, c~lergymen, or orphan asylums,
or to persons who render u equivalent service
some way. Nobody will get inside winter
quarters except editors. in very special cases.
my partners OF myself accompanying them.
Without such precaution there is danger from
the wild animals, which are not SO carefully
rallied of from passers-by as IN our public ex-
hIbition. Besides. strangers disturb the trainers
OF our animals. and cause our numerous work
men delay ip their work sis that not carry
ing your restrictions too far p asked the deacon.
- Perhaps you may think So. replied Barnum,
a. and as you generally like Scriptural authority
for everything, | present you this printed card to
ponder" The card read as follows: Free
Passes-In those days there were no passes given.
Search the Scriptures. Thou shalt not pass
Numb. TX, Is. Suffer not a man to pass
Judges ill.,, 20. The wicked shall no more
pasa.-Nahum l., Is. None shall pass.-Isaiah
xxxiv., 10. This generation shall not pass
Mark xiii, 30. Though they roar, yet they
cannot pass.-Jeremiah ", %. So he paid the
fare thereof, and went.-Jonah l., g."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-02-24
Meerschaum

This ~well-known mineral. which consists
of ~silicate of magnesia and water, part of
which is microscopic and part chemical
combined water, is chiefly obtained, says the
H1dustrie Zeitung, from near the city of
Eski-Scheir, in Asia Minor, where it was
mined on a large scale even before the time
of the Turks. The city is surrounded by a
basin, or depression. which was in all prob
ability a large lake, now dried ID. All
around the borders of this basin are found
masses of meerschaum mixed with pebbles
and powders in a sort of red earth. The
stratum forms an angle of 45 degrees with
the hill. Between every two strata of peb-
bles, which are sometimes interrupted by a
stratum of earth, there is found a layer of
meerschaum. The meerschaum frequently
envelops a block of gravel or piece of quartz
rock.
This quantity is handled by fifteen firms
in Constantlnople, comprising AuStrians.
Bulgarlans. Greeks, Armenians and Turks.
These send their ware to branch houses or
consIgnees in Vienna, which is the only
established market for this article. Vienna's
immense importation of meerschaum dates
from the middle of the year 1850, when the
production of pipes and cigar holders re-
ceived an immense impetus from the ex-
portation to England, France and America.
At the beginning of 1860 a considerable ex-
port of pipes to San Francisco began, while
at the same time large quantities of cigar
holders were sent to Australia and America
vie Hamburg. Since then the conditions
have changed, for the introduction of this
article into America has been checked by
high tariff duties. By the aid of Austrian
workman that have i%mmigrated thither, an
industry has been founded in America
which completes successfully with the Vi
ma pipe manufacturers, of which America
formerly the largest customer. The United
States, like France and Germany, obtain
most of their raw material from Austria.
Seigfred Alder, in a recent book on Con-
stantinople and its neighborhood says that
for the last ten years there has been q steady
decline in the meerschaum business. part of
is attributable to an unstable cur
in the place where it is found.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-02-24
An Old Paris Hotel.

The old hotel in the Rue du Temple.
where there had previously been a sum Ct
100000 francs in old coins found, continues.
as the demolition proceeds, to yield other
treasures in somewhat remarkable abun-
dance. Thus, behind the wooden panels of
one of the salons, some fine frescoes were
discovered, which are valued at 25 200
francs. They are in excellent preservation.
and admit of being removed without diff
Guilty. Another case is that of a room on
the first floor, behind the panelling of which
some very richly-carved panels have been
found in the finest Louis XIV. style. For
these, $4,000 francs were at once offered
and accepted. The lead from the roof of
the hotel has been sold for 10000 francs.
The plates were so thick that they had to be
cut up with special tools on the roof itself
before they could be readily removed. The
timber of the roofing is all of the finest
soundest oak which has been bought by
c~arvers, etc., at a much higher price than
they would give for new oak timber. The
masonry of the hotel consists of fine large
cubes of stones; the stairs are of marble.
and so are the tasteful chimney-pieces.
which nave all been sold at a high price.
The same soIidity and excellence are found
in the doors, and all the other parts of the
building, and everything has been sold at
very high figures on account generally of
the additional artistic value of the mate
ri Is. The contractor who bought the
building for the purpose of demolition will,
in fact, have made the handsome sum o.
]. 100. 900 francs, or about e44 200 out of
the mere debris of the old hotel. nOtwith-
st nding the fact that the solidity with
which it was built has necessitated a gretter
expenditure Oil the work Of pulling down
than had originally been calculated upon. =
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-02-24

The men who go from house to house collecting
the returns of births, as is required by law, meet
with some queer experiences. One Of them who
was at work a while ago came to a house occn-
pied by two elderly maidens of means. The
hired girl answered his ring. and he made the
usual stereotyped remark: ~ called to see If
there were any births in this house last year
For some reason the domestic failed to understand
him, and made this report to her mistresses:
{" There is q man down stairs who wants to know
if you had any bursts last year." They h~prriedly
discussed the possible meaning of such a query,
and concluded that it must refer to the water
pipes. Then one Of the women went down to
the door and asked the canvasser il he had au-
thority to ask such questions. tie said that he
was acting under the law. whereupon she re-
marked, s.WeI, we did have a little one here, but
il was so slight we were not obliged to call in
outside -FSfeh6urg, Mass, Sentinel.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-02-24

fvS9 ,t GENTS ComPlete Business Suits. se Eo -
"-N" OHAs' j. F~IsHEL's.PopuLsR $685.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-02-24

Peddler|l have here two different alma
macs from which you may choose One of
them contains the most holidays, but the
other contains more good weather.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-02

- @bbem Baida, Der friibers tiirfiids @es
ianbte in gSieu, iit gum tiirfii9eu Riniiter
ess Snnern ernannt porben.
- Cine in 9onbou gsfiihrte unterIn1ung
bs3iislid bes llntergangs bes 0ampiers
,Gitp Of Sruiiels" rsiultirte in Der uoGitdu>
bigen Sreiipreduns bes @apit6us ienes
Tabr3eugs. Ser @apitdn bes yRtrbp Saq"
ipurbe nur besbalb setasslt, neil er nidt
anbielt, als er bic 9ampfpfeife Der "@ttp Of
Sruhels" uerHabm.
- Die Surp in bem 3u 2onbon gefiibrten
8roseife segeu ben gisentbiimer, &ebatteur
uub 8ruder Ses p6reetbiuter," rusgen @Ots
tesldferuns unb Serleumbuug bat ftd uitt
einisen fOnneu unb Elm neuer Bro;eB iit auf
nahftea Rontag anberaumt.
- Der fran,0fide Inardift Dibier pur.
De gsifern abeub 3u 8riiiisl psrbaftst.
Der Yrin3 bon @ales itattete gsffsrn
bsm 5iirftsu SiSmard eiueu 8siua ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-02
Cerdneernneen, bic BON Eas I'm
Xa9 nab bem Sebrduobe beS SO


~ SuteS anne, Beri6ptrben Der SdYdb, hs- Eh
aepanntpett Der JtelanGpIie, 3uua6me uItS PrSttt,
8tlna ess TletiGes urb Der Yh5tsIn
p Gis Rratte nepmtn ,u, Der Qbbetit ,pirN bsHsr
bic Vdbrlu8 IdTett, has ldure Wuffo6eu b1rt a,i
bic gerbGInG III gut, ru5iger unb undst5rtsr s,siI
unS friiaes, Reitdrttes GruGd,en. 7'N'
- Serj6mtnsen ron SIed4en unS g[Itbbsr Me
Scut tebt 9iatt uro 9euno aus, Der URN In nt6t
msbr tribe 'onberu DrS leu ur6 tIqr bic CtIss,'n
beic!ter Bebt 6mer,IpS por iid.
4) @ertbheit Der oauernosu SeiIuna aUsr rr,r,1.
tlrlidsn, ltlpaGsnosn gntseruRssn unb arditiauHs
81 Qie Selbe Torbs In Beis.r he's guoe, unS h,
trdInltbe ui0 rngsiun6e Tdrbe Der 6aut beribtuius
bet une mHtt eier 8eirTSen, tIaren 4autfdrbe gJat
81 Dtelen8en tDei6e an ftDdcben pber tiberf,II5sr
2un9en etSsn, neroeH grpbe @rleibterlInI bmr Ss,,
@etraIb eeS 9etlmittel5 fin6en. G5 befDrbert h.r
@usprrf ternttnoert ben 6uiter, fdr.t unS fr6iHna
beiettigt ben Gndtibpeis pas GJe'iibI ber sErsSXs
unS bsS Stmer;es in ben ,5uBtn5beIn 8einsn sIp,
terr ETC.: entternt ben SieberfrOit has Grfinnsos
tlpl ne @ipemoelCperoen ure ben frdm9i6a'teS Su,
zen BERN Slbstte9eFsn unb &uftsbeu. NJ oisit
Spmptome oerl6ntnneurab un6 mad aetpik '
y Son Iag ru Taa mebren fi5 Bel nsm gsbr,,,n
bes SdrfGpariuiaH bieGujei5en Der sriidtebrenSsr
9sunppeit. sBe has Blut an Rsiubeit uno Graft o,s
mtnnt, nmmt be 9ranttett ab unb ale frembsu, IN.
rsineu Stciie i'm &6rper, 9eI6uiire barte prntsr
H. 10. per6bnoen, baS llngsiinbe pirb oeillnS nm
perber aebeilt '''''-
g. Sn 8dlsn, no bus saFsm aus9sfOsen tuOrSe1 IA
unb AuediIber Dber cOrrUiiSs Subltmafs in BEN puS.
den, gelenter u T. 10. nu9ebduft iuor6er finb nS a..
tpet6Ing Der ano9en, 8ertriininung be5 Riidordtk.
Bsr'irtfunssn, rstbs 8s'4miliN p6er RrnmYfabtTr
sirgstretsn iirS Ib Der ,Sarfapariaian" aLs gbIa.
esr,lnsen unS snttsrnt ben RrantBstsftofI aus S,r
Gbfteme.
g8snr gteieni8en igsI4e biefe webi,tnen s,r s.,.
lung trDniier, itrop9u6Ier obsr ibp6tItiI9er e-si'
beiten sebrauden, nben, bas trsnn Sie 6eiIuno cna
nur IaRgam istn mag, fe ttp i'm 4laer.eirer befssy
au6 rr & sIei6 bIebsr 70 1T Gss elm iid5sres p.ss
den bas bic Ssiung forti6reitst Bel biefen erSts,
beiten tpsrben bic Qatteuteu entipeber better nSs,
itIimmer, - Der RrantbetSitpff 1T nibt urtbattu
serbreitet er @ uub fdFrt fort bic Contribution AZ nm:
tergraben. Sobalb Der ,Sariaparaian" benz Pattsn,
ten beFsres BeTnbsn bsri8afft iGreitet Cure Ssins
init leSer StiInSe Sorar unS FRr getpnnt an G.iurbs
belt, Stnrss uno 5IeiiG. ''''
Die erpse Wott bises 5ciImttteIs oFTenbdrt H6 IN
RraEibeiten, bic ben Eo6 bsrbeu5ren Sro5er t,is in
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2pfaI= Serihte aus Bafbinetcn.

g8aibtngton, l. Rdr3. - Inter ben
3cutiden in btefger Staot bat Die am Vton'
taa bonn Ni6ter Sneu erfOlgte Sernrthet'
lung bes Srn. Sstnrtd Yabl eine beSentsnoe
Qufreauna beruorrufeu. Sr. Yabl 1T erf
fur,e 3eit i'm 2aube, ipridt iebr penig eng
lid urb III inter ieinen Sefannten oils elm
anfdnbiger unb re9tlider Rann betanut,
oern es ME einfallen piirse, Oes Na4ts Sc
manoen an3ufalen, nm i'm ieiuer lbr 81 be-
raubeu, tpte Die anfluge gegen ibn Iautste.
Seine Ssrurtbeiluug iutrb lebigltd bem ur1s
ifanbe ,ugeidrieben, baB er ni9t eugliid uno
Der 9iidter nid]t beutid fanu uno Der 4eetere
teineu 9olmetider 5ur Serbaublung suiog.
Der Columbia 3 urnperetn" bat berettS Die
n0tbisen eiuleitenben Sdritte getban, 9rn.
YabPs Sreilafung 81 bewirten.
- Seit benz Seuer in benz @ebauoe oes
Sanitatszgeamten babsn bic 9iifrittss@ ouls
mifidre entbedt, oaB ungefdhr $500 Bfuno
'Bulper in ferttger Wunition in oem Belt;eis
@sbdube lugerten. 9afslbe ID auf Grinden
Der Siftrift. s @ommifidre pom General apres
in Seruahrung genontt1eI poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-02
Gebeimnisocue SrdaDeie.
Gin Frietsnsrid,ter inn Bette erfcbp ifen.-S5si
edcI)t aeacn feline Israu.

Gin srefensrid,ter inn Bette erfr,pffen.-S5erz
ead)t ge9sn feline Srau.
De 8upter, R.zY., /. Oldr3. - Go.
Sc. Saigbt, Gin biefiger 8rieoeusridter,
murSe nm llbr am legten 0tenitlg friin
BON elmer unbetaunten Yerion geidollen uuJ
ftarb balb natber. Seine SauSbdltertu,
neld)e ben 8nal bes S6uiie8 b0rte unb III
baS Shla3immer elite, fanb Saigbt NIT
einer SduBmunbe i'm Sopfe bewubtios auf
benz SOoen ltegen, tpdbrrno iid, ieine Srau
i'm gette befano. Die Sausbalteriu elite
nod eiuem IrSte, uno alS iie nit berfel6en
surfdfebrte, mar Saisbt in oas Sett getlets
tert. Gin Biftol, meldes in Elm bnrd ben
SduB balbperbranntes StId Saummols
;eug gebIllt mar, purbe inter benz blutbe<
flsdten Siiien sefunbeu. Sor ieiuem GOoe
erbolte er iif 10 pett, bab er mittbeilen
fonnte, er babe ben StuB nidt abgefeuert
unb Wtiie nttt iuer eS setlan babe. Sas
Yiftol babe iit III elmer &OmnOoe am 6uBs
enoe bes 8ette8 beiunben. Srau SaiSbt
erfldrt, iie babe geidlafen unb milie yidts
BON Dem gansen Sorfalle. Sie bate bas
2eben bs8 Serftorbeuen, meld)er ihr oritter
gatte mar, fir $4,000 ueriidsrt. Sbre betoen
erftsn Wanner iollen iebr plObltd 8sltorben
ipiu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-02
Sdbnfataifrpohe.

Nleranbria, Sirg., l. Widri. i.-5radts
sng Nr. 63 unS ein grtrasS sSradtus collioirz
ten in pergangener Hadt auf Der - Sirgintas
Wiioldnber Sabn" Swiiden Bethel citation
nno Sarboursptue, uno beibe 9ofomotiuetr,
loipie Mebrere gSagsons puroen oemolirt.
gilbert Sansp, Gotomotiuiiibrer bes @rtras
6raftSugs, fam um's geben, @onoutteur
Samuel Sel tuurbe leidt, Sei,er Sbomas
Sarleg i6mer unb bier anbere Witglieoer
bes 3ugperfonals leidt uerlett. Ser llnfaa
puroe bnrd falides aufiaiien Der Snftruttios
men peranlaBt. Sauep's ueberrefte tamen
heute firth bier a11.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-02
Si= Centennial Der Neip= =Jcrfcper
Nefefoeburd.

&renton, N.zS, I. Wdri.-0te gfetps
Ssrieper @eietgebung feierte beute ben 200.
Sabrsstag ibrer @rtfsns i'm uSaplor. Spez
ra.Suuie." Gin srobes Yublitun, aus Niits
gliebern ter @eiessebung, @r.Ritgliebern,
Staatsbeamten II. u. beitebenb, mar anne,
ienb nnb 9ouusrneur 2ublon nabm nit ben
@rs@ouperneuren Barter unb gYarb Sise
in elmer soge elm. Inter ben 4nneieubeu
befanben ff] 8m. Yattsrion uno Sapib
gieigbbor, uelde bereits in 1S43 uub 1874
sur @ei.taebung geh0rten. 9as Yrosramm
rmfaBte &ebeu, 9eidnse unb Muft. Im
abeno bielt @Ouusrueur 0ublop einsn gnls
pfnnu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-02
0ermiShte telesrapbifbe Depes
SActs

@orberettungsn fir bte 9 INN IN IL
ausfteIluug peldle i'm ndtften Cont
mer III gouiSutlle, 6p., abgebalter
merben icG, fino bersits i'm Gange.
Die 8ierte zines &agens, aui peldem
f6 ncuu Wdrner befanben, gin8en uorges
fern 4berb nGbe $ ooitCsSalls, N.sY,
6nrd,. Gincr Der Wdnner brad oas @entd,
pnb ulIe ibrigsn wurben mebr oSer wsAtger
Idjner nerlebt.
6rancis Sorn un6 SobuT Tarii +
mnrten gefern in elmer StGrtes6abrtt 81
Solmou.6nGs, N.sS., burd iiebenbe Stdrte
70 idlner pcrbriibt, baB i1r auftommen 5,uetz
felbaft 1T.
@ba8. &ttdeu, Is Sabre aft, purbe
gefsrn in elmer Suumppniptnueret gu
9puthz s q f on, Yenni., ourd einen
berabftiir;euben Glepator get6btet. Ser 13s
jabrige gilbert Tuugan wurbe idwer usrleBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-02
Sic GfasinSuftrie.

HtttSburG Yenni., /. 0idri. - Die
biefgeu @lasbHttenbeFter ertldreu i5r
@eihdft iei ME 10 fau sewsien, iuie gegeus
pGrtig, uuo penu ridt balo cine VaIltrntG
eiuttete, 10 lei cine a0gcmetue Setriebsein"
nslnng uuuermei0lid. Die n@rcelior @.aS'
Comp" bat ibrsu Qrbeitern psrtiinoet, bab
fc ibre Gsrte am uGditeu Samitage auf uns
beitimnlte 3eit idlie6en miro uno man
elaubt, oaB aubere @lasfabritOnten ndhs
items benz Seiipiele folGen iueroen. Die
Yreiie Trb leit Dem 2!uanSe Der SaiiOn I'm
o. IErr,n,,E notouo..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-02
Die 8ranb. .&ataitrppbe in Mil.
ipdufee.

Itlpautee, 1. 0ar,. - $. 9ippert,
Gbef Der 6euerlpebr, bat reftsnirt unb lei.
benbe @eiunbbeit als @ruub fir ieine Ges
iignation augegebeu. Seine Sreunbe slaus
ben, eaB bic felt bem rNenbau,Soufe"s
Sranbe auf thn gemadlten ansriffe bic
hauptdfltde llriade itno.
Die 3nfumente in Der bonn Sbauipieler
Sobn Gilbert eingelsiteteu Sdaoeueriatz
fldge ge9en bic Gtgentbiimer bes yHembauz
SouIe" murben beute benz @eridte inter-
breittt. @ilbert perlanat S2O,5OO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-02
Neue Spnansen in Sritif6=
Nn1um biz.

Sictoria, BE-, /. Wdrs. - Gin 10
ebsn bonn GootenapsSiitrift auriidgetebrter
,Yrofpeftor" briugt iuuuberbar reidbalttse
gremplare BON Blei= unb Silberer3 NIT.
gEie er mittbeilt, iiub Die aoeru, aus tpelden
er bic Grsmplare be3Og, BON grocer ausbeb-
nung, uno er iddst, bab an einer SteGe
25O,OOO Eonnen grs auf Der Sberfldde fidt,
bar fino. Ser @erth Der Wiuen ptro auf
$4,000, 600 peraufdlasi. Cine Der abern
ion 100 SuB bid ieiu, unb Der @eiuabrsmaua
er,dblt BON groSen 4bern reinen Supfers,
bic in ben Seiteu Der 8erge iidtbar finb.
Die Minen befiubeu fd iunerbaIb go Meis
len BON Der Si0ute, tpeld)e fir bic s&anaoirn
Yscific. 9ahn" ausaemahlt porber if.
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gereiteltcr TluhtDerfnb.

Brtbgeport @onn., I. WarS.-Yhar,
les 9ogers, Elm befannter Stem yorfex Gin,
BREEDER, pelder Dor einigen Saseh tpegen
@inbruds in ;lusi Sduieru 3u ladt Sabren
Staatsg oerurtbeilt parSe, madte
porlette Na6t I'm llbr einen per;petfelten
Seriut, aus;ubreden. SIS selaag tbul, brei
Gifenftabe an Der Sbiir ieiner 3,lle gu burd=
idgsn. ST idlipfts bierauf butb bic entz
ftanbene Seffnuug unb gelanste burd bas
Gufbredsu eines Sd!oiies in bas obsre ar,
beitssirner. 3as @erauid tpsfte iebod
ben SderiH unb ben @efarBntsaufieter
GrOsbr, bcr fif iofort auf bic sSetn. madte,
ben @efansenen nod redtsetig ertpiidte
nnb ibn in cine bunfle Seae berrte. Man
nimmt un, bab Sfogers am lesten Sonutas
BON irseno SemanSem bic erforoerliden
Werf,euae erbielt.
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Nichm6rTfe


gbicaso, 1. NdrS. - Die i3ufubr
BON S6peiueu belief fit beuts auf $4,000,
StId, Serfenbuug 5000; Die Bretie uaritr'
ten ,pii6en $40 uub $7.60 &tuboisb:
i3ufubr 5000, Serienbung $500; Sertdufe
iii $3.50 bis SG.20.-Sdaaie: 3ufubr 5000,
Serienbung $500; Sertaufe Su $500 bis
5000.
ct. 2oui8, 1. Rdr,. - 9tinSuieb ::
i3uiubr 1000, Serienouug 1900; Serfdufe 3u
$3.25 bis Sdwetne: 3rfubr 5000,
Serienbuna 2200; Sertdufe gu $3.50 bis
$7.25.-Sdaafe: 3ufubr 1900, Serisuoung
1900; Gertduie gu $3.50 bis $6.C1.
tz9tbertp, Beuui., /. DtGt3. =
Giubpisb: i3ufubr 969; Sertduie su $500
bis $6.20.-Sdmetne: 3ufubr 1865; Ser
fduie III $7.20 bis $7.90.-Sdaufe: 3ufubr
1900; SSertduie Al 1915 bis $6.25.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-03-02
Gin Dollar pro Slaf6e.
HaSpab's aesulireaas yiasa.
8O1tOmmene Yurgan;eu, ltnbernbe Gbfa5r
mtttel, ptrteu obns S6mer, fets,
SIOerlaiiig unO uatiirltG In
ibrsr Operation.
Gin nrnetnhfIifhrR RrEnh..I44r
Gin Dollar pro Slaf6s.
Gin ncaetabilifbes GrfatmittsF
fur Salomel.

Donsommsn cbreie8Iibsr geigeTtn;a6, elegant nit
iassr Summit gIaiirt pyr9iren, resuIirer, reuissE
uub itdrsen,