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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-25
&trafenrduber in oer 8Ientme.

Ni Inn q pOIts, Nfinrl.I q. Sanuar.
- Sret BON ben Strassur6ubern, pelde lett
GINGER .3ett tbr runeisn bier trtebeH, Uur'
ben bsute Radmtttag uerbaftet. @eitsrn
gben6 iiberfeIeu ite, nit &euOlusru bepaifz
net, etue gbirtbidait uuS ;paugsu Ocu @t'
gentHiimsr, istue ubr un6 istn @elO beraus
3u gsbsu. Der Serial purbe Dec YOlilet
mttgstbstlt, unb ss aslau9 osrieI5sR, bsHte
bic &bitsr 3u oerbaftsn. Dteielbeu hetBea
Spbu Sritb, alias ,,Biad Sad" St1rmq
@Gmar6S uu0 SObn Seuttns Unb l.no Don
meRrereu aubersu fiir;ltG beraubten BerjOs
ueu ais bic SduIbtgen tbeuttfi5trt porOea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-25
anFlaacn ttaIieHtfber GinpaRs
berer eeeen etnen beHti6en
&6iFTScaSitGr.

Rep Orleans, "a. Sanuar. - Die
Dor ettpa spst 8odeu auf benz Seutideu
3ampfer Bring @eorg" BIER angetOmmes
ueu lO4 ttalientihen @tntpauoerer babeu
tpsaeH Der augeblt9en idIedteu SRbau6lIug
uuO uupeuIgen6eu Rabruug, bic ibuen auf
bsr 8stis 3u 3beil pur6eu, SdaOeusriaes
ftngen uuter 6em 8aiingtergeiete pom Sabre
1882 gegen ben &apitaH unb bic gtgentbimer
0es 8aHpfsrS etugeleitst. Der 9eiammtbe'
trag tes geforoertsu SdabenerIases beIGuft
iih aut $50, $50. 8ir @apttiu if bonn Bun
bss.@OmuiIidr uuter $500 Eirsiduft se=
tent marion
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-25
Ser GeIbmarFt.

Rsp.D ort, "a. Sanuar. - SolgenSea
iiub bic SdluBuOttrungeu: gslO 6fnete Bll
14-2 Broisut unb ihlOB gu Bro3eut. =
SterItug.SSe6id 4.94t-4.S4k auf ie5e3tg
Gage uRO 4.S74-4874auf 5iht.-8unoss'
GbligatioHen S,prc3. 100, 44.pro3. 1141I
unb 4'proa. 1239.-4ftieu: 4baHIs' @Tpre6
1884, Central Bacifc 654, Gbsi. s. Ohio IA,
erie 254, DO. Brtor. 66, eafs' Shore 94ss,
MS. Central S5a, NOrtbs Bsferu l155, 30.
Brior. l414, u. 81. Central l13t. Bitts6urg
1884, &snbtug 534. 5iod. .Sslano ll64, Union
Buctfic75f, g8eGisru. Union 75A.-lIuteriAas
amtssGtlan3: Sartgslb SIG, 261, ,90l, GoH'
rant $S,67B,19l.
Ebbptfs Ipaaif8ss Bein SpuieEm tsf0rbert b
Rerhnmue lsnh belt Srspsptt. as etss bic 5tai4t'
Q62-A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-25
&Iuttoe Oeubetta tn 2entucfO.

Auburu, Sg "a. Sannar. - George
SarbiiOn unO Sarrb 8rOuiOn tObteteR etuan=
Der Bsute in etHsm StraBeufQmpfe. Die
&raR0bte ift has RsiuItat zines SamtLteu'
baoerE, rpeI5er Dor 16 Snbreu eutfnn0, als
Sums8 Sarbiiou, Georges Sater, ben 3d.
ter Sarrg SrouiOa's nit. elmer art eridIug.
&te iuugeu ltauuer tdmpfteH NIT Soptes
mefisru un6 3erfabteu fp bermuBeu, baB
tbnsu bic @tugepetbe aus benz 2etbe biugeu.
Setbe SamiIten fno reid un6 angeiebeu, uno
man flrdtet tpeits.es 8lutuerateBeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-25
Sine @reiiin beraubt uub ers
ufnrSFf

&anias'Gttg, No., q. Sauuar. -
Grou s. SartmuuH, 67 SABRE nIt, WIrof
am gtoutag abeu6 In tbrsr gBobHuRg jG
gGganbOtte, &c., BON siusm llubetauuteH au'
gefaleu, miBbaubsIt uub bsraubt. SbrSobn
faH6 ite, als sr mad Sauis Suriif iebrts, be.
tpuBtlOs auf bem goben, uub ON folacuOeu
Yioraen fiarb fe, Obus bas BeuuBtietu jus
rid erlangt III baben. 9lau bat fetue Spur
bon BEN gt0tbsr. Srau SartmauH's S0rie,
pelde Sc eutbalteu bate, tft psrIawun6eu,
Inb ale llmfdnbe beuteu an, baB etu Uers
3petfeIter Rampf sptihsu ber 8retfu uuO
BEN 8erbredler ftattfanb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-25
RabDag'8 DtGen
Ret apetseEern lH saBsn.

gPau lsIe: gBabr unb BaIi6.E
g9au i6ids sius Srtsfmarte "a aa6s
pap & g O., ytr. 80, sBarrtns, gds bsr
G5urdfraBs, Rsp.gorl.
EI- ssgs5ruue, EalisHSE bon BoAarB pertP. 1tgA
baflr masi9tft lpgrbeu.
Gu ba8 gublttums
Berldust ia MIR 8abDnp'4 uub a9ttt bafugi, Aab
Der Rame, 8aeuah" re alt BEN gefauiten Grtteti
bsEnbst (0ttl1. Iggl5&H-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-25
Gin ci1 oe5taneiter QFSicoiue.

Rtngston, Ont, "a. Sauuar. - Die
GGnse.Blodabe nerhinosrte bic AbieuSuug
BON 2sbsHsmtttelu mad ben Rtugstouer 5OI3,
iGIdger, mas rpabridetnlib bas Saltesen
ttr SpbiGldger Sduppen 5ur 6OEge babeu
ptrb. .. y. Stggtus uOu Der "8etbIebeu.
giIeuz@ompagnte" III In ben @tisuer3grubeu
eingsidHett. Die borttgsu 8epObner, uelhe
glalben, baB IS bsr @etterprop5et gBtggtus
iff, ruetgsru fit, fir i'm etreu Pfao oEra
hen SGlrfe Ii iflanfeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-25
Scr 2pa d R0tDeu'ftbe @iorSs
0rrse6.

taOta, R..g., "a. San. - Su BEN
PrO5sfe ge8sn 8. HeptOu 3iomeu lpegeu
@rmCrnuug SObu Z. 2BHd'8 pUrbe beuts
Der Gorontr g.. Z. 8. loii:r DeruOmueu,
meI6er mitthei[te, tpas er UGd osm Serbrt,
d"u In &opeus gBsbuung iab uuO h6rte.
8Cpeu idteu baIb 6et6ubt Rub antportste
ami esri6iebsHe 6rageu oes 3sugsAs mt:
oer tf aus Utica" SdlteBltd srboIte &c I'D
iopett, hGB sr 6am &or0usI auf befsu Be
frogen mtttbeilte, er babe &pHd rri5oITeu.
Srou Noipen madte tlrsm @atten bic befs
ttqfen GoEtpIrfs uno fttsB ibH, aIs er iie ;u
beiGnthttgeu iudte, UuntItg BurId. 8ls
&srt6r petterer SeIufuuGs3sugsu rabm oi.
nnras heutfne SlIbnnn In Nninrnh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-25
.Germnrn 9hr7piu,s Wuhp,

GhtCugo, "a Seuuar.--SeFmanu Rors
Fsin, tpether bier psgeu Talidung un0 I'm
te.j6Ietls, bic sr tn 8cutIdlauo oaribte
(iicle inter ,UermtIdtsn telegrapbtdeuDCpe=
Tdeu !"), bier berhaftCt puroe mo rad
9eutiGIaHO au8g;Iisfert toer6en ioLts, BE-
gtug beute SalbftmOrO Sugd Eergtfteu. ST
mar Elm gebtIJeter Gauu ua6 uabm iciibsr
tn SrOmberg, BOieu, etue geadtste SteIluug
Gin. @r beian0 iiG felt UtPt 9Ouaten IN
Gueriin unO btutertdbt etne gEtttpe In
@eutihlau1, iOtpte 3pst iuuge S0bue in
Gbtcago.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-25
q @cIbnntrrnc.

&btcago, "a. Sauuar. - SeurtettGE Z.
Gbabptd, cine ret5eu0e, bretBtgidbrtge Srau
unO Satin zines SanOslsretienOen, glumeRs
Granf &ba6pid, begtHg p1brenO Der per
g0ngtnen gtadlt In etuem 3trmec an Der
StateFraBe, 100 fte NIT etuem Qeluuieu @are
E. &lnOau 3niamrtrH gelebt bate, SeIbfs
mor6. Sbre @ltern tuobren in Ren.Y Yort,
unb ale Betbstltgte gebDrsu gu Der iussuauus
ten guteu Geisai6aft.
Erog, R.zY., "a. Sanuar. - SoI")i
ReEler, Elm rether 8epObuer Don 2aufiugs
burBb, iugte fd beute friib eiue 8ugel 6uc9
ben &rpf. Or lebt nod, ieSOd3 mars feline
Uuu0e aIS tDbtIitb betrndtet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-25
@abpne CUR MeffeuattOn auFaes
forScrt,

Rtdmonb, 3D., "a. SaHuar. - Ser
8ei6In6, ueider ben General Raboue aufs
fortert, iaiRe ReitgnatioH ala SIUoe3ieuaz
Tor einIursidsu, rpurbe beute uRd ldugerer
Dctatte i'm Staate Sennte nit % gegsu
10 gtimmeu-etB ftritteU BarteiuOtum-
auseuommeu. Der SeidIuB 8GtauJt isst
~, hnS DsIe1otsnbuuS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-25
Sie aIts @efAihte.

BttroIta, BsuuI., q. San. - E5os.
&a1ep iGoB heuts frib, pibrsHb er etusn
9leroIper auf unporfdtige g8etie hunbbabts,
aufdnlg ieiu isheidbriges Sdpeferaeu.
Die &Hgsl Sraug benz Rinbe. In ben Sopf
uuo uernriadte cine t6etIi9e gSuubs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-25
Gnrrp6if6e 2a6elbertAte.
8GnGtIidbe Euislmdnner in gerGen. - Sin
HnarfT auf gReIdbis IuriifaeidbIaaeu.

8fnatiit,e ERuIslmdnner in @eriien. Sin
8nsrffF uuf GReiate luridssibIasen.
Rsru, 3urteRuu, "a. Sauuar. - Die
SurtOmaueu, tpsIae tpihrsu6 bes nergauge.
usu NOnats in elmer Starfe BON 1000 RGnu
uuter Siibruua oes muisImGuniihen Sauas
ttters Sbaf Sgpo bur6 bas 9Qu6 3ogeu, mad
ten Dor stlthsu GageH etasa 4ngrtff aui
Rei6tb, bic Sauptfabt BON Rborafan. Die
perfiihen Sruppeu flnb Dor oen Qufrubreru
iuriidgsut6en, bts fis Weidt6 errsthteu,
NO ftt burd Eruppen BON EeBarau usrffdrtt
purbtu. Die nereiutgte psrfiide Strettma9t
Ietfiste 6gm Gugrtfie auf D2eI4io bauu er'
iolgreiGeH 2BtnerfaHO uuo 3erftreute ote
GuIfomanen.
GEutfcbeE bd6 In RunidniGH.-BC BCIeieiguug eeB
oiTfid5tfebeH SpHfEIs.
Sudareft, "a. SauUar. Scr 6iirei4t'
it Souiul uuo Der Selretir bes 0ffretdtIhsH
9cuiuIats gridItensn hsuts In elmer Seriqmmz
lung hes UoLfSmtrtBidaftEi4eu @ongrriies,
;u tpeId3er fte n0n bem Brdlibeuteu Oes tauf'
mduuiiGen @lubs etngelaosn fuor6eu pareu.
aIs fe bQs 2ofal betrateu, Ihrte'H etna 100
bert psriammslte Bsrioueu ybiuaus NIT ben
8sntihsu !" uuo 3paugen Ote Beamteu, fi4
luIiid 3u 3ts5eu.
ERdrEt uns B6rfe.
QtperpooG, "a. San, 1890 Wtttags.-
8GumpoIle: giitteliorte SbeTlduber 81, oo.
Rep, Orleans 6 1y16. - Die 8erfdufe be-
trugsu 10000, Spstnlatiou uH0 ausfubr
1000 8ausu, 3ufubr 1900.
9pubon. "a. Saauar.-Ser. Staateus
Sbligntioueu 4,prc3. 1863, 6ttto At 4pro3.
1lG&, 30. usrldngerts 5,proB. 1044.-attieu:
u. g. o. gE. Al, DO. ?. 109, Gris 25i, DO. 3.
914, Rsn.gOrf Central 115, Beuui Central
59i, Sns. Central 1885,. 8ea6tng 27t, Ou'
tario. 8effsru BIT, Rsrttauiihs COZ, giiI'
wanIes ct. Banl Common 88.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-25
geht iH Bic @eIaaenbeitI

gtHs 6laide pou cunts SuistteusuIOtr,
eas man nit umitft In 6ie Bettfftue E1h
bic gden NIB gRiHfsl ftreat, cripart man4t
ipdtsre gifbs un6 Blags. Brsts 25 Gents.
3u ba5su BET Seth 9. Saues, Elr. 10es
sSalttMorsfrass. (e29
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-25
Mprb im erffen Ocane.

Guburu, N.D, "a. San. - Betmetu,
Der iuuge 8iutitIe, Oefeu BrO3eB WeSen Ct
mOrouug ber 6rau Srotsbetu1, ietnsr Eat.
trefe, gsfern begGuu, pUroe beuts bes N1:
he8 i'm irften @rnhr iiherfifhrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-25
OS al 0r { q

S 6Httef- Ste6er,'
Falteg unS bieiaes Steber gs5ttlt
fir so Gents. Sc Qtsbt teiu uH6ere5 Sell
miitsI In bsrgBsIt, 6as 10 i6ueu auerlet Rte
Der bstIt, m6geu fe Don Uerborbeuer guft
(Malaria) 0eer sutartster galIe tcmmeH,
m6gen ite Saarla6', RerDeufsbsr, Ggpbus
ober gelbes Eteber betBeu, ats - uufsr Cue
3tGbuug Don 8abpas's PtIsu - Rad
ways Ready Relief.
GgsaE.l. R.-f5 -. ogT.FE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-25

bas mddttgs QGber' Il. gagsa5etImEtttl.
Gin DesttabilifdbtS grfaEmitttI fur RaICmtI.
goufommeHs Burgau3su, ltuberubt gbs
iibrmtttel, ntIiGu obug Shmerl,
fetS 3H0erldifg UR6 natirltd5.
g5aig 15ue Bsissi5mad, elegant nit Ilsem 5ait
Baetrt purgtTsn, rssultrIn, retHtgGn gns trditagn
6teig 4tlen,
RabDag'S RtGen
cur SttIunB aAer 4gagers Esbers, GGbarmls lIgrgRs
uEb Bl0isuleIhtn, 9lerben GrauiseiteH RgpintS,
SCrtlgtbtgtst, gerilopfuug, uuberbduii1ttit, DPss
Pepie, gcleuIeiben, Bigber, uHtsrIstbs 5ui58nbHs,
6GmorrBoibsn unb augr StOuHsgH esr Gtussusist,
Rein besgtabtlH9, ienG SpUr bon glertur, 9llnGEas
lien oeeg i6deli1eu Erupueu.
u Btan beaG2te foiggube Symptoms bon GfaufE
bttten Der 9erbalnIHgsorgGnt: Berfrpflus, uefli4t
Gan UrrgoteeH, Bluttydlung Hac5 BEN Rcpit, e1lrg
tm gngeu, uebeItsit, SpcbrenHeu, Giel UDr egm Of
isu BllgsnbrdeH iaurss auii9BgH iyIteHbe o5tr BE-
bsUas Gmcfuhuug in bgr gl1ggugrl5t, BsbgU bel
6ersens, erfitgu6ss gabI bsFW gieggH, EIsdsu oesE
BiDre bot ben &Ugen, TIs6er uub tUmFig Stmtntu
TN eOSie, Wcugsl on &uaCLuaunB, geL5ts au5ig5sr
ber 6aut unb seE Zugsu, 5sttgHftben, StmsEssa IN
bgr Bruft uuh IN ben glteoeru, p.osli8e aupdluua
bOr 6iFe, 8rgnngn bes 6Ieliasa.
Ginioe TCieu bon NCeDupS Gtugn Derbgn hen
PGrher pBr alien bhgHn eluuteH Rrreb gttgu bglwFem,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-25

.gnGfsHs" "a In agsuASbt5stsn AZ bGben; iDirS asiS
ueb gmbfans ess 4reles, 81 bro S6a5tsl Eogfeufrei
mseiaHht. Brpbtn gratis, BiaH aeFeifre ,, 0uatef
ass"Gtppt, Boz aA16, Reps8pres Sifs,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-25
Der arose BIutsReiafaer.
gDahr mn fnHh

R-art4siisn pnc iBUs Ssths1g fol9eneef ggssG5
&tite Der Sranl9IitsH, bic ge5eilt perbsa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-25
Nrterltibe. Bcidlmerhrn.


8urafall, @bOlsra Ror6us, abs
tr etdeu 8tarrb0e Ober S6nerssn ba'm
Stublgauge iperben In Is bis 90 DItnutCu
turtrt, peuu man 9(abnap's Reabu Rsltrf
etnuiulmt. Weber BlutaUbraug, nodl @uts
SitncuUg, p;ber SdDid5e, non 4bgsi5aunts
belt iolg'u auf Osngsbrau& .DOu8. R. Raltsf.
90 ph bas srfe uHb 5Ietbt
baS eiu3tge Stbmer3cn6 n66etlmttfeI,
bns GU8rbLidEt4 bic i4redIi4ften S4mer,en aiEt
uRb GItJltneun8en uuS 9AtGu9rang Iinbert, gIei5s
ote Oh re IN Der Gunge, TN BaBsu In ben GinasiUsis
ben, ben Srlicu Ober aU0crsU Drgauen GufEcsttu
tpsRn man es snHaI beHugt, unb 3!Uar
tn eiHer bis 3ipanstg Riuuter.
gIe6bieI fpie grpS bic S6mericn Gud fe u1sQst ktt
on Hhelmntt5rTus GeibeubsH, bic Bsttldqeri5sl bic
8ertrtpFeltsE, bic &er5oier, Bite at glergeu1SS uaS
nnoersH &r1rt5gtten GetbeH6en tUerbGn tn Rdemng'B
RCaep RCliGf nuf ber STEELE atn6srEug fin6ta.
Gnt3ttuouug Der Rtereu, @ut3inbung bCr
SloIe, 9ebdrmsSnt}iubuHg 2uugeu,G Gouass
ftiOu, SalsIetoeu, &tbembsidlmer6eu, 6ET3s
flOpfsr, bgfertI8s aufdue, Brduue, 8tp5s
tberte, fatarrb, SnfueH3a, Ropflhmeri,
,3abnDeb, Gler00ftat, Shlahofgteit, gsrs
Oenmeb, RbeumattsmuR, piitDeb, Bruffs,
Ridens ober GlteberIhmer5eu, GuetidIna
gen, ,Serfau6uugeu, taItea Il. btbtqsSEiebsr,
Die NnUsusuug be5 Ready Relief an ben ICtbeubeu
SBstIsu 5srfaGfit aa3eubHdIi&s atn6sraug RaS srS
let9tsruug.
greibta 6is Fs5sBts ErcSfsn in sguem fletHeu gIaE
Bafer bciIer IN Ue1ltgGu 4ugenbltden Grdmbfe, Bsas
gerditre, SobbrerHgH, btttbie5 RcpflDeb, Eur5fa1,
9iuEr, R0Itf, giGFEu9eH unb nae iRnerLt4en S&iHGS
JGu.
EeiCnbe ioltsH imnsr cine EIaIts bon Railways
Ready Relief bet fd trageu. gtIite Ercpieu bacon,
II 8nfer get5au, beugsr allen ben Rrantbeitsn un6
6Gmtt osrtuipftsn 2si6eu, bic aus BEN gsbrau@ uls
gepD9uten GrniDahers lHtg9en, bor. GB Ut gH bsis
fsres sttnuLlnB, aIa EranlGranntpstn unb 4ttterer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-25
NeRe Nu3etgeG.

Tene Au3etgeR.
s,ts - tnat hot one OF them could tel WHO MAJ
"'eu l"'a' shot
'WQTNAM OF WAR;
u.s ao. o,,,o ,,o,.or ru,0 oo,,,, noou.so,.
,-,ia @ 80 nS"i ttic.L
'D''i OWN D''D'H''''
"Her sister Rlsncbe was a soft. netife
e9a1N71a. 49,.
three and four deep were placed @ in their last
w UD1HA AAAV SDH' wv ]AHU0
"
sre ~ t9d yGn b6 os0n@'d sp% to the Confederate
---
y0o' A''S0'
">yo. m oo,t1or,on will NOT stand sucb
nonsense. | am not and never have been in
But Miss Alice stood calm and defiant"
0WVOMAN OFF, WYARo
Inc thermometer rose at '1o1A " 0'''
nUiiuiou anu '''''e oes'''''
'WOHIAII OF WAR;
ou ~ a. ms tI9o oan"n" = ''-'
'"'' ~ w
w-------O1 W. W ---.
hlan'
TVV0O W Al ny QDH' wv Al IRo
Uy(GIyuEAGI OF UUAEIo
-------------
and bcaof" dressed oo in 70 riding liz habit ad5
Lieutenant Hall had charge of the pa,no-
G007N07n Ann mrP N07nD 3
ward us, naked sabres in hand"
UVOMAW OFF WA H. ,
Inc OhiCer ralseu the A5p u ti' 'eit anu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-01-25
yta6nQp'B regnltrtn0e Bilta55

HinfiEn ganis bic HInfne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-17
PERSONAL.

That was an interesting meeting at Prospect st,to,
where Mr.. Robert .Cratlcy called upon Me- Blaine III
was exactly hundred years and fifty days Old ana
had walked half mile to the station with John A. Jops.
a Welsh American who is over eighty Mr. Cratey W.
Lieutenant In tho battle OF Lake Erie. and embracing
Mr.. Blaine he said: hope to live through tolnoro1
and give you my vote"
Herr wilhelm Gercle will make his first appearance.
az leader OF the Boston Symphony Orchestra day ana
to morrow evening
or Martin Renehan. the veteran White House servant
lately deceased 1t told that he found an old tee
scope in the attic, and brought 1t down to,the porh
look at the stars. But he could better through
u than without It, and after adjusting tho
focus hundred times he discovered that there
was not n lens IN the thing. Forthwith he be,a,
giving the worthless tube talkng-to with mOu
emphasis than grace. This was during the Tyler admin
-tr.t!Dn and number OF prominent that even
Ing ut dinner at the White House; and 1t chancel that
Daniel Webster str0lled out upon the porch Just then
aud hearing the anathemas. said. What's the matter
Martini Can't you see anythingr "Mr. Webster" VA
the ready reply, L have been Disappointed can't AL
wished. contemplate the heavenly bodies. But an
s %e grained l" ''0'"s al '"''"' """''' '''"
Tho Dowagor Lady Iaylelgh, mother OF Lord Ray-
leigh president Of the British Association. with tvod
her younger Sous, T. tie gues OF Mr.. and Mrs. q. w.
Child4 OF Philadelphia Lord kaylcighi expected asN
presently.
Nine Christine Nilsson writes ~ follows 70 a frendh
this country about her recent accident was driving
IN hanson doing some shopping and the horse suddenly
tell prcclpllating the driver from HIS perch vac
thrown violently forward. and would doubtless lave
ttmhlcd ont the road hal not ap0llccman promptly
rushed to my assistance a. Il WAS n ranrd my wrA
very badly by the clutch made 40 the side door tM
cab was more annoyed. howeycr.sby the crowd which
surrounded mo. am all right now"
Professor Swing will speak noxt Friday evening 10
Chicago AT tho celebration OF Sir Mo- Montoore's om
huudicdth birthday anniversary.
The much taked-of portrait Of Mrs. Hayes In The
White House has been put In sit frame like that of The
rcturc Of Martha Washington. The former frame, II
walnut deliberately carved ny the adio, Of the 'lnc1
nIt school of Design. has been rclesatod to the j"v
depths at the lumhcr-rOOm.
d The house at No goo south-st. Philadelphia, once The
home Of Joseph Douspartc kiug Of spain. IA now o.
cuplcd by Mr. Henry q. Potter. and still contains
numerous relics and memorial, OF the First C0nsgft
eldest brother and his family.
is-toy ernor Rice Of Massachusetts. goes this week 10
Arizona, to spend several weeks there attending to bas.
meas matters.
Or Paul Carus. OF Germany. who distinguished hm~a
fw weeks by rcscuIng young lady from drowning
Ht spring Lake Beach. y. j., IL member Of the fae'
ut) 0I tho Collegiate Insult uo OF Dr. Sachs, IN tn, w.
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Mr. THOMPSON AT ms WrTS END.

MR. THOMPSON AT Ms WITTY END
Mfr. Clcyclnnd's nearest friend and ndviscr In
thls c,ty. Commissioner Hubert o. Thompson,
il ognn violating the law. lie is required by
the statute 10 submit the estimates for his de-
partmcnt To the Board of Estimate and Appor-
tionmcnt thirty days before November !. They
are not yet In. Mr.. Thompson has been 40 busy
with his lnbors for the candidate whose nomina-
ton Mt Chicago was obtained ~ his efforts, anu
with his intrigucs to procure denomination 10
the Office which he disgrnccs, that his duties ~
Commissioner of Public Works are neglected.
These are evil days for the defender of unbal-
nnccd bids and the friend Of swindling con-
tractors. Ever since the startling exposure OF
extravaganza. corruption and violation Of law
IN his department, which was made by THE
TRIBUNE nearly year ago. Mr.. Thompson's
path has been bcsct with troubles. Grand
Jury ovcrhaucd his books and laid bare his
methods. a Senate Committee examined MS
expenditures and his contracts. Both Invest
cations resulted in presentmcnis arraigning the
faithess official in the sevcrest language for tho
shameless disregard of law which oil his adj
ministration had shown. He escaped indict-
ment solely by means of his friend and assOci-
ate, the District Attorney who never permitted
the Grand Jury to hear Il witness except In his
presence, and who was always ready with his
excuses, apologies and palliations for the official
offender.
But Mr. Thompson was long ago tried, found
guilty and condemned in the court of public
opinion. lie will never venture to take noml-
nation for an elective Office in this city. He
knows that he has earned the scorn and con-
tempt of honest citizens. and he will never sub
nit himself to the suragcs of this community.
But he is using every means that he can control
to get a denomination to the Commissioncrship
of Public Works The outlook for him, how
ever is dismal in the extreme. His Presidential
candidate grows weaker daily in his own State,
and he has been forced sorrowfuly to abandon
all hope Of getting the CollectOrshp on which
he had set his eye. 1t ought to be equally I'M
possible for him to get another term as the head
of the public works.
And we think it will be. Mayor Edison is not
now likely to rcnominate him in December
when his present term will expire, and no man
can he elected Mayor who promises to rcappolnt
him, if he holds over until next year. Any
political organization that puts up candidate
stained with the suspicion Of such pledge will
be beaten ont OF sight Mr. Thompson has al
ioninrd the convention OF the County Dcmoc-
racy until next Monday in the hope that he may
meanwhile arrange a "dcal" of some sort which
will result in his rcappoinmcnt. We think he
will fail.
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POLITICAL NOTEy

tfnndtlcfs has gained IN shrewinss,, N not 4,
ny declining n debate with oonsral woos,'a.M
escaped stinnins
Tho conducive proof that me v.r. yor. ~.
boon lying about tho Pension bureau 4, \. a.. Ne
dict, will not prevents repetition OF tho fai,.hape~
that paper. 6ti those who read tho official -.
the action OF tho Bureau Published Tuesday "a, "s
no doubt that Tho statements mado have beoa d..w
falsehoods. sN
Governor waller Of Connecticut said, "Rw ea....
$4,000 majority In Ohio. will have no mo.a 20
Democratic mans remsnt." Immediately afte,v,sa
WI do not succeed. then will have no mora Tain
right" His notions Of ethics arc n ,lo ml.ed u.A
swndlins az has been attempted IN Ohio appea,.
tho right" no had boter not 10 homo TO Coaase,ls
ons Indignant Democrat declared on Mona., ma,
his party could not carry Ohio with tho money m,
been furnished IT, tho mon IN charge ought 10 eo.s
suicide" That was John g. Thompson, and he h,s Wy
portunity to know how much money was furnished '"
In what miserable postIon.iocs Mr. Carl scbu,, A..
himself to-day, After his Gang align Of SANDER y,,u
ton and selt-debasenent In Ohio he ID informed ~,
great majority OF tho people OF that State rsca, ~,
with utter contempt.
Tho Dependent amt the and e,,..,,
Tho World. has given free vent to it, delight a, -.
unanimous declaration for Cleveland OF the Kest cgrA
the Yale Law School, n recent evening" and q. ,.-,
It's jubilaton is promptly maie ridiculous Tha Va.
Law School numbers sbOut sixty students On ma NJ.
In question nearly half Of the students were mareh
with the wOosey Battalion Eight Democratic stua.n
herepon met and after searching the city for two mo
In order to obtain quorum, solemnly passed resou,
in favor Of Cleveland and Iendricks The whole col.,.
Is now laughing at this absurd farce.