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Q, age, and was employed as copyist In
nss once. Douglass himself Is about sew
eh.y-.nree years Of age, and has daughters
as old as his present wife.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
WAshINGToN. January 24.-The Senate
Today confirmed the following postmas-
ters William A. Colencman, Kinston, N.
G.; Mrs. Rebecca J. wyche, Henderson,
n. c.; John c. Goodloe, Jr., TuscumbIa,
Ala; John T. Newcomer, Greenville,
Ala.; Henry G.. Thomas, Decatur, Ala.
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An Alleged Shortage of City Officials.
[By telegraph to the Dlspatch.l

New YORK, January PA rumor is
anoat here that there is a shortage in ac-
counts OF the city treasurer and city col
lector OF Bayonne, n. j. The amount Of
the alleged deficiency is variously eSti-
mated at from $4,000 to $4,000.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY 22.-Thc exporters are very quiet for
western leaf, supplies of which are under good
control and held firmly: the moderate sales 10 The
home trade indicate very regular figures. Seed
200 hogsheads Kentucky leaf at SGl6c.; $50
eases seedleaf 1882 crop Wisconsin-tiavana at
13M20c. 100 eases 1850 do. Pennsylvania At
9G12c.: 100 cases 1881 do. Pennsylvania at SG
l0c.; 50 cases 1882 do. New England NJ 2d20c.;
800 bales Havana at sl.10.-J0Dr1idt ~
C0mnercs.
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BOOKS. STATlONERY. g."

rVHE GREATEST IMPROVEMENT IN
J. THE STATIONERY LINE OF THE AGE.
RICHMOND, VA, January 1s, 1884.
Nr. EcereH Waddey:
Dear Sir.-I have used the IMPROVED PER-
COPYING-ROOk for the
past week. and consider 10 one OF the greatest linz
In the stationery line Of the age; is
does its WORK perfectly
WILLIAM II. IsAACs, JT
loo Virginia street.
Always ready. No brush. No water. Perpctuaiiy
moist. Cali and examine them.
EVERETT WADDEf,
StatiOner. Printer, and Binder.
Ia 10 lll2 Main street.
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, JAN. "a. 1884.
by Telegraph


Steamer Luray, Schermerhorn, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land sailed on return).
steamer Accomac. De!k merchandise and pas
sengers. smithGeld. Chesapeake aud Ohio Railway
Company land sailed on returul.
steamer Northampton, McCarriok. Norfok
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeak and Ohio
Railway Company lrnd sailed on rriurnl.
Schooner ". T.. & w. l.. Tuck. Taylor, Boston.
SAILED.
steamer Richmond, Boaz, New York, merchan-
disc
Schooner Layinia Campbell. franklin, Boston,
coal Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
by Telegraph.
An UNSAFE LIGHTHOUSE.
BALTIMORE, Nd. January 24.-The lighthouse
tender Holly this morning OOk the crew from the
lighthouse at Seyen-FoOt Knoll i'm the mouth OF
tile PatapscO, rs the house WIS deemed unsafe be-
cause of running ice from the upper Chesapeake.
The lantern was lighted, but no fog-bei was
sounded during the day.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, January "a. 1854.

OFFERINGS.
WnEAT-whiie, A bushels. Mixed. 496 BUSH
els. Red, 352 bushels.
CORN.-White, 5,349 bushels.
OATs.-1,90 bushels.
RYE.-S bushels.
MEAL.-44 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White, IA bushels good al SLIP. Red.
40 bushels good Longberry ut 81 IL; 496 bushels
mixed at S1.10 to sl.15; 20S bushels very good
FultZ at Sl.09.
CoRY-White, 4,l03 bushels fair to prime II
SO to Csc.
OATs.-3OO bushels mixed on private terms.
RYE.-S bushels very good NJ zoe.
MEAL-44 bushels at Csc
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Ky Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January -NoOa.-Stocks lower
Money easy at per cent EXchange-Long,
4S4ll; short, 4S74. Governments firm. States
steady.
EUeaing.-Exchange. 4S4t. Money, 1h62 per
cent. Treasury balances-Currency, fll6,26l I;
coin. Ss.S76. Governments firm; AZ per cents,
114a; per cents, 1884; per cents. 100 bid.
= f.h gn Gsfn YhW
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MARINE IyTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMONB. JANUARY "a, 1854.

JAN-AK1 H ISb9s
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mail merchandise, and passengers, l.. Il. Tatun.
superintendent.
ARRIVED AT WEST POINT.
Bark Albemarle. Forbes, New York, ballast, H.
load -four for Brazil.
SAILED.
Bark Aurelie OBJ, Osborn, Rio Janeiro before
reported clearedl.
Schooner b. 4. Biggs, Blocsson, Norfolk. sand
and ck-barrels: vessel. Curtis K Parker.
Schooner Grace Watson, Ewing, Norfolk. ma
nure and truck. barrels.
CLEARED.
Barkentine Ideal (Nor.l, Clausen. Santos. -four.
Gaego Mills Manufacturing Company. Dunop&
McCance, aud Baltimore mills; vessel. james T.
Vaughan.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, January "a, 1884.
sALEs.-FrRsT BoARD.-5OO Richmond CITY 6,s.
July, 1887, at 103k; 405 Virginia 1910 sou-
pons, old, at 60k; 700 Richmond city s's al 1921.
SECOND BoAED.-2,2OO Richmond and Dan
vile, 1885, at 1908: 10 shares Union Bank a,
67h; 5000 North Carolina 6's at 11O4.
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NEW YORK PEANUT MARKET.

JANUARY 22.--Pesnuts are at slrm prices on a
steady trade demand. Quotations are for new y,
DC. for best hand-pickfd. sac for extra hand
picked. and 74ea7tc. for other iots.--Jonrnai OF
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L. III. Douglas d Sons Capsicum Cough
Drops are manufactured by themselves,
and are the result OF over forty years
experience in compromising cough medi-
cincs. ID. :. and Trade Mark on every
drop.
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sEINE.THREAD.

I LICHTENSTEIN'S> &m
lie SONS, SGHNN*
con. SEVENTEENTH AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
RfPoRTERs AND DEALERS IN
sElNE-THREAD of all Nos. and qualities;
PATENT and sOFT-LA I'D sEiNE-TWINEs;
COTTON ROPES, nil sizes;
CORks and CORKWOOD.
NETS and NETTING IN stock and made 10 or
der at short notice. Lowest prices guaranteed.
TilREAO-warrared TO give satIsfsction.
.MACRAME TWiNEs, white and colored. aud
MI sizes required. jail
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NJ the Stock Exchange today the market WAS
strong and higher. In the early trading oregon
Transcontinental and Northern Pacific preferred
were ia lower in the first sales. but before A.
VI. an advance of 46L3 IN prices took place, North
ern Pacific preferred leading. oregon rranscOn-
tinental advanced ] 4, Union Pacific Is, Missouri
Pacific &. 81. Paul Ii, Northwest 3, Kansas and
Texas Ia, the remainder of the list .Gpi.. After
IL A. NJ Northern Pacific preferred dropped 20
4Ul,, common to 2Oa, Oregon Trmscontincntal to
lG4,. The decline In other active shares was
merely fractional. and near i. VI. the market was
strong again. Between l and 2 l.. NJ. New Jersey
Central and Reading were raiGed, the f0 mer SELL
ing down 3& the latter %. The decline was due 10
reports that reduction IN coal Of % cents per ton
had been ordered; that the negotiations Tor Dacing
the Reading trust loan had fallen through: and
that no dividend would be declared on Reading.
The general list declined 4Ml, Northern Pacific
preferred = In sympathy. Nelr the close much
). rOnger feeling prevailed, ana under large pur-
chases the best prices Of the day we're obtained.
The market, rs has becn the ease for some days
past. showed an i'm proving tendency throughout,
and was not materially affected by the fluctuations
in Northern Pacific and West Shore securities.
Compared with last nights close, prices are aO2
higher; Canadian Pacific and Reading ! and DER
sey Central ]. lower. sales. $4,000 shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, January 24.-Virginia 6'S, past
due coupons, 81. Bid to-day.
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Flour.

Flour We quote: Fine, f2.50Mf3; supernne,
s3.25tIS3.75; extra, S4.75@S4.90 'aW"v aSdd
1925: Patent family. &6lalS6.25. Market very
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WOOD AND COAL.

CO GAS-HOUSE COKE DELIVERED
%. In Richmond or Manchester at 50.
Order by pOsta-card or telephone, $50, EIBA
Broad and Pine streets.
WOOD rs cheap as the cheapest.
WOOD as good rs the best.
CUAL-All kinds. W. :. PILCHER.
a2h-Ot
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Forced TO Retire.

BUCHAREST, January 24.-The Austrian
consul and secretary OF the Austrian con-
sulate to-day went TO the meeting of the
Economical Congress. to which they had
been invited by the president Of the Com
mercal Club. On their arrival at the
meeting about one hundred persons
shouted, "Out with Germans" and forced
them TO retire.
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NEW YORK SUMAC MARaEI.
JANUARY 22--Quotedu s75@ess0 for viIriDia
aud sl2oaSl30 for best SiclN.-joaraato " Com
merce.
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DLAZIN CRATE COAL AT
ID S4.50.-FOr the price this extra Virginia
Lump Coal eNcels all, as tested by many pa
irons. BEST GAS COKE sent direct from office
at city price. NATURAL COKE. prime for
cooking. PURE SPLlNT COAL. the perfection
of CRATE fuel. BRIGHTH0PE CRATE COAL,
crate, all sizes neap. RICH FOREST PINE
and DRY OAK WOOD, Long. Sawed. and split.
Coal weighed. For economy write, speak. or tel
cphone no. 1927 1872 east Main street.
de % tSfh6 j. d. WATKINS.
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GOAL AND WOOD.-BEST ANTHRA-
" CITE STOVE-COAL, 80 and 1928: EGG
ANTHRACITE, 1915 10 $6: sPLINT COAL,
S5.25, $3.50. and 1915. SOFT COKE, CLIO YER.
HILL, and all kinds of ENGINE COAL. OAK
and PINE WO0IJ-long sawed. or split. Small
lot of PINE VIII sell for few days at sl.75 per
half cord. 1905 Cary street, or 70S Broad street.
Telephone No. l6j.
IA 20 G.. H. PAGE.
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rEnE Resi- EDITIONS or GIERONS,s

THE BEST EDITIONS OF GIBBONS's
i ROME. ) volumes:
DE QUINCY's WORKS. volumes;
FIGUIER'S HUMAN RACE, &C.. 8 volumes;
DUNIAS's NOVELS, IA volumes;
MACAULAY'S ENGLAND. ESSAYS. AND
POEMS, in l, 3, ;, and q volumes.
Large assortment Of STANDARD WORKS.
new and secondhand, offered 1t low prices.
RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH.
IA l6-dSw 1902 Main street
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FOR 1854.

II
VENDORS ALAIANC>, poe;
WAHROt k-RICnARD>ON VIRGINIA Al MA
MACS:
PHYSICIANS VISITING-LIsTS Of the different
kinds;
DIARIES for pocket and dcsk-use, ChLEN-
OARS. BLANK BOOKS, and all kinds OF
STATIONERY.
WEST. JOHNSTON 4 CO.,
a6 Booksellers and >taloBers.
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Sir Eamucl Baker OH the SOudan Ex.
petition.

LONDON, january 24.-Sir Samuel Baker,
who commanded the first expedition for
the suppression OF the slave trade in Gen.
trail Africa under the auspices of Ismail
Pacha. the former Khedive Of Egypt, says ::
General Gordon and myself recently
agreed thoroughly upon the course now
forced upon the English Ministry by events
that have recently transpired in Egypt. |
fear ii is now too late TO fulfil the pro-
gramme. which would have saved much
misery and bloodshed had it been adopted
two months ago even. The cowardly aban-
donment of Soudan has encouraged dis
loyalty. and has broken the spirit Of both
officers and troops. The employment OF
General Gordon at this time is like sum-
moning Il fire brigade after the building
has been consumed. The Ministry's con-
duct upon Egyptian affairs is a national
humilatiODr
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Tho Germauic Heard From.
PASSENGERS LANDED-THE STEAMER IN
HURRICANE
by cable to the Dispatch.

by cable to the Dispatch.
LONDON, January 4.-The steamer Ger
manic is proceeding for Liverpool. All on
board are well. A tug landed ut Water
ford at 0 o'clock tonight nine Of the Ger
manic's passengers. One of them says
that after the shaft broke there was excite
ment on board the steamer, especially
among the Storage passengers. The YES
sci behaved so well, and the captain was
so confident, that the passengers decided
to remain OH board the Germanic when
the Western Land offered assistance.
The sea was very high at the time,
and the ship lay as If helpless. On
the odd instant there was q fearful bur-
ricane, the seas sweeping over the vessel,
and when darkness set i'm the passengers
almost gave up hope. The captain kept to
the bridge all that night. and the pasSen-
gers were confined in their quarters. The
gale ragged furiously all night and to early
the next morning. On the oath the vessel
drifted TO Waterford harbor. The pas
sengers highly praise the conduct Of the
captain, officers, and crew OF the Ger
manic. The captain states that the pas
sengers will be transshippcd to the steamer
Britannia for conveyance to their destma-
ton.
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UNION THEOLOGICAL sEMINARY-DR. STRICK-
LER AND THE VACANT PROFESSOBsHIP-IM-
PROYEMENTS.
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pended, 100000, 900.
The report Is that Mfr. Hewitt is, also
preparing an elaborate tariff bill.
The Sergeant-at-Arms OF the Senate con-
tinues to make removals.
fBy Associated PresS.J
RESIGNATION OF DISSATISFIED POsTMAsTERs.
WASHINGTON, January pa. Since the be-
ginning OF the present session OF Congress
eighteen postmasters OF the presidential
grade have resigned their offices, six re-
signations having been received on one day
OF last week. Officials at the Post-Office
Department declare that such number Of
designations in so short time is unprece-
dented. The reasons given for the resig-
nations are dissatisfaction with the recent
readl ustment. resulting in some cases OF
tne towering OF salaries and with the small
allowances made by the Department for
c,ierk-hire, ofiice-equipment, and other
i,eins which compel postmasters to spend
lhelr own means In the maintenance OF the
postai service. In the case OF third-ciass
presidential post-offices, no allowance is
MADE Tor clerk-hire. Different, or other
expenses, and the returns received at the
department show that up to October LIST
iast tne presidential postmasters, number
ing So,Voo, have paid $4,000 from their
own salaries during the fiscal year for
elerk-hire alone.
FREE. DOUGLASS MARRIEs A WHITE WOMAN.
WASHINGTON, January A.--Fred. Doug.
lass, the weIi-known colored leader, was
married IN this city this evening to Miss
Helen M. ritts, q white woman, formerly
OF Avon, N. !. The wedding. which took
plnce at the house OF DIR. Grinke, OF the
Presbyterian church, was private, only
two witnesses being present. The first
vile Of Douglass, who was colorcd wo-
man, died about year ago. The woman
he married to-day Is about thlrty-fye years
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Eeras.

Gin aufbringli6er 8efu6er mar
Ser sSarbige Wus &oB in Snbepenbence.
@r tam na9 Der Mobnung ieines
Ireunbes Sobnlon, Der i'm a6er err
iu9te, fein Saus su berlafien. Sa 9oB
ni1t geben tpDllte, fdoB ibn Solution
in ben lInterleib unb Der 8ertpuitbete
ffarb 10 Minuten bararf.
@an Mareos f6eint ole paar
Sabre cine Mahl 5ur @infiibrung bes
3ocal Option @eieBes abjubalten.
gtd9ifen SDnnabenb finbet tpieber cine
Mb}fimmung bariiber ftatt.
-Sn einem &efaurant auGort WortD
erplo6irte Der Go9apparat, tpoburG
atpei Go1e f6tper bertpun6et tpur6en.
Ser cine tpirb feline 9lugen berlieren.
Sin in Der Sail gu Brownsville
belinbli1er Merifaner periu6te in Ell
gentbiimli9er Mrt Selbfmorb gu beges
ben. Mfit elmer aerbrD1enett Glaf6e
bearbeitete er feline 8rui, bermo6te aber
bic @ippen nidt 3ll bur1f6neiben. Saz
rauf begann er bic Mrbeit on einem iet=
ner Mrne unb mar erfolgrei6er, benn
bas Blut fing fart an sll fieBen. Gin
unbarmber3iger gr5t tuar inbeB raid
Bel ber 6anb, Der biesMbfi9ts bes Ge=
fangenen bereitelte.
Gegen ben Mbbofaten @ilbert
Wrigbt in Dallas liegen a1t Mnflagen
tuegen 8etbdligung on Dem 8aum
Bauntipollen nsS1min6el Dor.
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Wino tpebt ftiirmii6 bon ber Setter
ipibe; tpenn bas Geuer nun tpeiterges
tragen tpirb, tpen1t-
Sab, Die 8auern baben Slid, unz
terbra6 er mid, benen gef6iebt ni6ts.
Was t6ue i9 benn anbers, als mas fie
tbun monens Du liebft es ia, baB iie
SSeuer an meine Sbore legen. Nir
tpollen bod ieben, tper ldnger ausbdlt
-bas @6loB ober oas 9Orf. Su
bleibit, &aimunb, unb gebit mir ni9t
BON ber Seite.
Das tpar Der tDranniide 8efebl, nit
Dem er mid itets feinem Wilem beugte,
Dem i9 ionft wioerifanbslos gebor6te,
iebt ober Hammte Die gnergie Der yer=
.stpeiflung in mir auf.
Sd bleibe ni6t! rief ib. Wenn bu
bic 0eranttportung trdgft, i6 fan1 es
nidt. Sd folge benz Qnoreas uno balz
te ibn 5uriid,
Ser 8ater IieB meinen Nrm log uno
trat 3uriid.
(Gortieseay folst.)
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Mrat unb gBunoar3t. Office in u.
DreiB' ypptbefe, gegeniiber Der pons
Office, Gan Nnt6nio, Seras.
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8erfauf nd6lfen Montag BEL
8. Maner.
Gin 0ienamabden in Mem Norf,

= Gin Dienfmdb9en in gietp gorf,
@ebeda Sones, ipurbe in einem CRIB
f9aftspro3eB iiber Dinge gefragt, bic
in benz 0auie ibrer 9ienifberri6aft borz
gesangen tparen. &ebeda iagte, tDenn
ibre 9srridaft nod lebte uno ibr ae@
ifatteli tpiirbe, 3u fpre6en, 70 tpiirbe iie
Mes fagen, 10 aber fei ibr Munb ge=
i9loHen. Da iie elm armes Mdb6en
iif, ibifte man fie pesen u@era6tung
bes @sri@ts" in's @efdngnib. gedp
absr i iagte :.erlt re4t tage ID iest ni4ts, !.
Sage fiben ldBt". Dur6 bieie ibre entz
f9lpfene Discretion gegen ibre ebes
malige Serridaft bat 8edp in Stem
Norf cine Menge 8etpunberer erbalten.
sic befommt 8efude uno Grdn3e, 8lus
menitrduBe unb 2ederbiien, unb aud
9eiratbsantrdge itr6men ibr bon alien
Seiten 3l.
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Gaum 1T bic 2utber Statue in
Waibington erri6tet, 10 treten bic
presbpterianer auh f6Dn nit bem 8or=
f9lage berbor, bemGriinber ibrer&ir6e,
Cabin, ein Denfmal gu ieBen. Die
Metbo6iiten unb an6ere Secten tper6en
tpobl balo folgen unb ibren @riinberr
5tatuen ieBen, 10 bab @aibington bali
ben 9tamen oStabt ber Gir6enbenfmds
ler" berfienen miro.
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giike Sa1en bilIig. -Sbr f0nnt
ale Mrten po1feinem unb 5ancpzganbD
nit geringen Soften anfertigen, tpenm
Sbr itur BEN Nntueifumgen folgt, bic in
6ent tpertbbollen fleinen 8u6e: "How
to make candy" angegeben finb. Sass
felbe tpirb mad @infen6ung bon 80
Gents in l Dber 2 Gent Stamps an ieoe
Nbreife beri9idt. Man abrefiire:
The Housewife. &o6effer, N. 3.
1,3, ,tup1Wt
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Sen beiten gansfeibenen f6par3en
@rena6ine au $3.50 per Yarb, mertb
bas Ooppelte finbet ibr bel
g. Maper.
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A. Kahn 6 Go. !,

Ode Ulain glasa unb Wsa Commerce
22,3,t3Wl StrnBe.
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@ebt gu 9. M Maper; bort finoet
ibr bas beft afiortirte 2ager ppn Saz
meus unb 2inbersllnteripdf6e.
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Cine nette 9orte BON ginmanoes
rung iinb bic 9erren 9raber (gbriifen
aus Yaldftina) tpel9e our6 ben &uf
Der amerifanii9en Greigebigteit ange3os
geil felt eirtiger 3eit in gr6Beren ober
fleineren @eieafdaften in Neip Dorf
lanben, um bas 2anb bettelnb su bur6s
sieben. Mie es f6eint, gibt es, nod
i1limmeres @elinoet barunter als blob
8ettler. Sn Sbio ermorbete neuli6
elm folder 9lraber einen 2anbsmann,
nit benz er gu SUB bas 2anb bur63og
un6 nabm belien gaarf6aft i'm Betrage
BON $500 an fi6. Der leberfallene
bate mod bic 9raft, ii6 nod elmer
Garm 5u i6leppen unb bort nit Der
Sanb nod Der &i6tuna biusuweiien,
in ber fein Wi0rber entfloben. Siefer
ipurbe eingefangen unb BON benz Sterz
6enben aIs Der Sbdter be5ei6net.
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Nnsiige auf 8eitellung
liefern paneoaf & 9oDn am
beiten. S9nitt mon6ern; 9(rbeit bor=
siigli9. 9fei9es 2ager bon importirten
5toffen. 3,4t3M
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s@f1nIer Nedpare DeparteIlent far
Doinen tann peber in Gnalitdt, Wluliern
ebsr YyeiIen abatrcifen suerben.

s~Gin isbr srobss Eager BON 1aums
weIl. @inabaile unb Geeriudrs, ierner
cine ppIllfsubise auspabl Bon Semen
Tsils Da @or6 30 10, 124, 10 nnb 20
GsptsspGs Darb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-06-03

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-06-03

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-06-03

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-05-18
New Patents.

Dewby & Co.'S Scientific Press
Patent Agency, No. 252 Market St,
S. F., has official reports of the fol-
lowing U. S. Patents issued to the
Pacific Coast inventors for the week
ending April 90, 1884:
A. c. Austin, S. F., cut off gas
burner; A. Bertelli, S. F., soda
water apparatus; N, B. Hale, San
Bernardino, CAL, button; H. 7.
Hazard, Los Angeles. charger for
powder TASKS; S. A. Holman, Spen-
cerville, Cal, pen holder; John A.
Peer, Grass Valley, Cal, rotary
meter; Paul Seller. S. F., electric
annunciator; A. B. Smith, S. F.,
carpet sewing machine; Chas. Stan
fenbiel, St. Luis Obispo, CAL, horse
collar; C. A, Zinckard, S. F., travel
ing bag.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-05-18
ID. O. Mills Health.

New York, May 16.-Your re-
porter met d. O. Mills this morn
ing. He said: ''The newspapers
have been trying hard to kill me.
Only two days ago I saw state
ment that l was dangerously i'll
with Bright's disease. l never had
Bright's disease and never want to.
/ was confined to the house about
one month with a slight illness.
/ am all right now and am going to
Europe for recreation more than
anything else. You may deny on
my authority all reports that I am
or have been seriously i'll"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-05-18

1t will probably be some time
before the people of California call
an extra session to regulate the
railroads. After the third week
there was not a man in the State
who was not willing to swap the
Legislature for the railroads aud
call it square.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-05-18

There was big rivalry between
the San Francisco dailies, upon the
occasion of laying the Odd Fellow s
corner stone, to see which would
dump the most columns of taffy
upon the Order. We think the
Chronicle used up rather more type
than the Call.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-05-18

C. NJ. Taylor, of Genoa, wishes
us to announce that he has an un-
known" which he will back to the
amount Of $50, against anyone, lex
cept a professionally in two-hours-
go-as-you-please race, to come off
in Genoa, on the Fourth of July,
1884. Here is chance for some
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-05-18

Eloquent said a Red Bluff
lawyer to his partner. why, he's
a second Demosthenes! Why,
only yesterday he stated in Court
that the besotted carcass of the op-
posing counsel had wallowed in
every gutter in Sacramento; and
then he made a jump for the man
and kicked him in the stomach.
How's that for eloquence?"