davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08
miuio,,e,,= (srbett lit GattaSa

Soronto, I. Sanuar. pler Sabren
taudte bier Elm @erii6t uuf, oab ssiliamt
Gburdil, ein zimmerman, meld)er BON
Neuiunolanb, tpo nod bier Sriioer mobneu,
bierber fam, in @nglaub $35, 100000 9eerbt
babe. Gbur6i1 bat jett gta4rlAt BON ieinen
griibern erbalten, oaB fein 3weifel eriitire,
baB Der aniprld Der Sriioer auf Die Orb
idlaft beQriinbet 1T,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08
SoHaeriaan In Snsia,it.

SincenneS, I. San. - Die gta6barz
idait bon Sa;letOu, IS Meilen BON bier, lit
in GROCER 9(uireguu9 iiber Sas @rIdetneu
zines merifaniihen 20men, ipelfer obne
3meiiel letten CONNER aus etnem @rfnS
BEL 4lenbale entfam unp wdbrenb Der Sdlte
BEN @abaib uno @bite 6iuer anf Der Sis
bride iiberl6ritt. Die 8eitie bat groBe Ser
beeruugen angeridtet, uuo iiber 100 Dtanner
mod,er1 Saab auf bieIelbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08
WeGcnalS tiber Sioiloicnit=
Mefprut.

Ghicaqo, Z. Sanuar. - Gr Senator
O!c0onalo beiinoet fd gegenmdrtig bier uno
purOe pou einem Serifteritatter oes rSHters
Ocean" iiber Die SabiuetSauSffteu befragt.
Gr mar siemlid) ;uriidbaltero bod ipra9 er
Iid iiber bic @iuiloienltz 9eform eiugebenb
aus. gr iagte, baB er uift fir bas @ipils
Sienifz Geiorntz9 z9eieb geitiumt ba6en piiroe,
neil oaIielbe Inter 4nberm etne 8eitdnOig=
feit Der amtsltellungeu perlange, mas mad
ieiuer auiid)t Dem geilte nuierer SnititutiO>
nen wioeriprefe; na6oem aber ein iOl4eS
@eieb oa lei, balte er eS fir bic Bhift oeS
8raiioenten, oaiieibe aussufiibren, uuo er
alaube, baB 9lepelaub bieie Bhid1t erfiilleu
weroe. Der iiiu9ite 8rief @leuelanO's Seige
Qan; tlar oefien aniihteu in Oieier Sahe.
Gr (Dtc0onalO) CLAUDE, oaB 9lepelanb ulf)t
auf spei ad]ieln trage, unb baB in oieieur
griefe gtidlts sipiid)en oen 3eilen Su leieu
lei. Sn Sesuq auf etirige Barteipolitlfer Die
i'd, in Stellungen befiu0en, GuBerte it9 Die
9onalS oa6in, oab @lepelano in uu;iueifelz
baften fGQen oieier art ieoenfaaS letne
aeietlide 9eiuguiB gegeu Die SetreHeuoen
auSiiben unb es Dem SeHat anbeim ltellen
merbe, in oieier Sad)e ;u banoelur iute bent
ielben beliebe. Bhihttreue 8eamte wiirOen
uohl bleiben f0nneu, bis ibr Sernlin nb=
laufe, bod ipsroe ft9 @lepelauo ntd9t au9
berpfliftet fiiblen, ile eanu rpleoer aniultelz
len.
@ebraude gegen OurATaIl, Cholera Ntors
bus, 8ubr ooer SIutfluB uuS Solit ODER yta=
Il - cI..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08
9as Gnoe ocs Giien6a6tfrie9es
ftalle.

Chicago, ST., 7. Samlar.-Gommiidr
8earion hielt beute nit peridieoenen Sene=
ralpaIiugieragenten Der ygaitern 3rnntzSine"
8riratconiereu3en ab. Gr ianbte ipdter jeoem
Serielben cine abid)rift oes oor9eidllagenen
lle6ereinfommen8 5Rr SSieoerberitellung Der
Staten uuO forberte cine oeftuttiOe 9lntuort
bis gum IA. Suuuur. Die p@ranO Srunf.
QiueH iol cine - Dollar Baiiagier= State nad
9tcmz9)orf augcnommen baOen. GS hetBt,
OaB Die iibrigeu Sa9Hen Oieielbe State an=
uehmeu mer0eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08
" ~. ) betn-
MORROW & ROTHERT.
gr. 217 mn 221 Ofgaltmore, Gde ser GaronesStraBe.
Gine fd,Sne sdlm,,aaleri,,.

GhicagO, 7. Sanuar.-6rl. 9lrlins, oez
rem SeibenoOrrGthe I'M uBalmerzSouie" III
Chicago por einigen Sageu lpegen 0ttdtbe=
Sablung Der 3Due III Seiflag 9enomnen
ipIr6en, bat erfldrt, oaB ftestniangS bon 9telp=
Dorf mad Cuba ;u reiien beabiid)tigte, mes.
balb iis ibre @aaren nid)t perSollte; ite lei
ipater perbinOert selueien, mad Cuba sl rel
len, nnb mad Gbicag ogefOmnlen, bier lei iie
in @elbperlegenbeiten geratbeu nnb hdtte
perlu6t, eiuen She'll ibrer gSaaren losSu=
idlaser. Sis iagt, iie iei Die sSittlue eineS
reiden Ybilarelpbiers, Namens 0augblin,
unS iie nm ibren @ittwentbeil betro9en uor=
ben, tpesbalb iie @eiddfte anf eigene 8ef=
NINA MAIDEN l1iiiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08
Die oSnn9en 8epnblifaRtr" ae8en
Spufltt9

9iem @ort, Z. Sauuar.-8er Glub Der
pSungen 0epublitaner" bielt heute eiue Ser
iummluug, uno pr. Some iagte, er babe &c
nigenOe Semeiie, baB 9loscOe @outliuaieiue
6ano all Die republitaHiid)e DtaidiHe gelegt
uuo bic 8epublitauer berui6tet babe. ST
iaqte, menn oieiem Naune geitattet msrOe,
Die republitauii6e Mui6iue gu couuolirsn,
baru werOe ii6 Die @ei9ihte BON Der JlieOer
laqe TOlqer5 pleOerbolen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08

Die bemerfenspertbeu uno tuobltbitigen
S3elultate, Die Der @ebrau6 bon Monells
Teething Cordial ersielt, babeu 81 lelHer
au9emeiuen anmeubung IN falt allen ArtsH
ftuo, aefiibrt. @r beilt Sldbuns, aOlit, Dta=
seuidure, Our4faa Il. |. I. Seine 6amtlle
lOllte obue ibu iein. Sei alien Apetbetern 5u
taben. l3ll-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08
Sie Sacpolte tt, Sorea.
Ginc MISUNDERSTANDING Die Wabrs
idlejuIidbc EpIac.

Gan 6ranSisc 0, @al., Z. San.-Sm
Getreii bes letten AusbrudS in Sepul, Der
.SaupttaOt pon Gorea, am 4. DECEMBER, mo-
bel nlebrere hobe StaOtbeamte ermOrOet mur=
ben, Der 4alalt III 6lammen auiging mo ser
S1nis in Die @ebirge flieben muBte, berid=
tet Der Correspondent in 3OfiO, Sapan, oaB
Die @eiauOten Der Ser. Staaten, GngIanb'S
unb 9euti6lano's Ii6 su benz iapaueitiheu
@eIaubten in 6afeu BON @benulpa gefiidtet
babeu. Ser SDnig befanO ii9 am p. 0ei.
nod imner in ben $o1nben Ser Gbineen.
Utan slaubt, baB Sas 9teiultat Die Gnerfeu=
nung Der lluabbdn9i9teit @orea'S bon @bina
iein wlrb.
Seting, I. San.-9ie 9ineiid)e 9fegez
runs miro cine ueri0bulide Saltung 9eger
Gorea einnebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08
Heaer fur Die &inen tint eodtn9s
thelc.

2pn6burg, Sir9,. 7. San.-Igenten
BON ben 0tinen i'm Sodtngtbale iino an Der
grbeit, nm bier gteger an StelIe Der ans
itanSiqen Serglsute su perben. 9elteru
abeu6 sinsen IS 9te9er mad Sbio ab; an
Sprp mPrNeu fDldeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08
fsin NnIInr nerridltet hier Naiielbe. pie

Gin Dollar perri9tet bier 9aiielbe, pie
onbenudrts srpei Dollars. llnier SuabensOe=
partement Offerirt uuerbOrte Bargains in
SinSer,@ ,@nsigsn BON $1.25 an aufparts, III
lleberr0den pon $1.50 on auhpdrtS. 9eben
@ie feiuen Dollar aus, 10 lan9e sic niht
bieielbeu bel 6. 81. Sebm& g. 9 ohn, Sna=
Observation-Disclosures, RorOoits@de Der 9ano=
perz uub YrattitraBe, in anseuihsin senoms
men baben. l2SS-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08
Neben ben riihNlihiten Gmpfehlnnaen ors

glebeu ben riibRllfiteH Gmpieblun3en ore
Seut6en lluiUeriitGten iit jee aud Der GU
falppten= Grtratt Der Sirma Sanoer & Cons,
Sanoburit, auIralien, bon Der internatIos
naleu Ausfellung in amiterOam In AHers
fennung ieiuer uorSiiglideH 6eiItrait nit Der
aus3eid)nung zines Diplomas nuo 1eoalue
geiront uproeu. SomIt per al
,,6uiteu, Satarrb, Snfluen3u, 6alss, SGft.
,r5brenz, 9ungens unO 8ruhs Gn5iuouug,
,,seudbulten, @ronditis, Group, 9ipb.
,,tberie 8urhiaa, &ubr; ;Riereus uuo 6arua
,,tranibeiteu; granos, Sriibs, S6nittlunH'
ben, G.ueti6ungeu, Serreutungen, @es
,ifwullf, &beumatismuS &c. leioet.
Sauoer & Cons Gutalppteu grtratt II
eaS uerl6bli1fte Seilmittsl. 0ieper Bros. &
Co., ct, eOuiS, Nio., a9t., liefern gegen @u-
piaus bon l Gent bic Seridte Der lntperl''
taten. (0,D 50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08
@. y. sala's erife SorleTuns.

8oiton,7. Sanuar. - Der olremont
3empIe" mar beute 9beno ;abrei6 beiH4t
gelegeutliG Der erfen SOrleiung BON y. u.
Gala, benz 6eriibmten europdii6en Sourna
liiten. 8. gS. 6olmeS fiibrte ben Sorleler
nit einigen tpibigen 8enerfnngen eIll. pr.
Gala eridblte oaHn uoH Der aronun9 Sttto=
rg's, Der 9ei6enieier 9tapOleOn'S, Der Grz
mOrbuuo Oes &5aren uno anOeren elIropdi
idlen Souptz un6 Staat8attioHen. SeiH 8or
trnn tn,rrhp bpif1llid aufQeuon1nleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08
Rrnhchrn IN IEmrnh,n.

EonbOu, 7. Sau.-GiH leihteS @robebcn
WurOc beute in Genf mabrgenommen. 9Sdb
reuO Der lcB.en Gage murOeu mebrere SRI
ltDBe i'm &autOn GriiouS, Sdweii, un0 i'm
9epOrtcment 6ante SaOOiS, 6rantreth, be
merit.
Yari8, Z. San. - Der %oriblu9, Teitz
lid)tciteu Su perauitOlteu, Oeren Grrag iitr
bic Ourdj pa8 GrIbebeu in Sp0nitn in gtotb
&eretten uenuaHot luerOeu lOutn, ituOet int
&ubiifum teiHen 9lutluug. Ntou 1T Ger 9lu
iid)t, OaB Ole 10 crl0uglen getOer Sur 2inOc
ruug Der gtOtb III 6ranrrel1 benuBt lueroeu
iolleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08
Sine SosialiitensSe6atte in Gbis
fnnn.

Gbicago, I. Sauuar.-0er gSnterno
tiouale 2lrbeiter Sereiu" bat aui nd9heH
Sonntag cine Wa1eHUeriammluug na9 Der
,3urnbQQe" berufen, nm bic Brtn3tpleu oeS
So;ioli8mus 3u beipredeH. Die Se9ner oeS
So5ialismuS meroeH @elegenbelt erbalteu,
ibre 4uId,ten ,ur @eltung III bringeU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08
Scr Sppbus TIT 9fe,p- yorf.

Newz 0orf, 7.Sanuar.-0ie Sanitats=
93eanlten baben entDedt, baB Der Yrieiter
Nitpatrid, ipel6er Die am Spphus psrltors
bene Nrau Mcgiamara phe9te unb eitOenl
itarb, bem Sppbus eleidfals erle9en lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08
Csin arofer llnterfdlletf entoedt

8Ofon, 7. Sanuar. - Die Gerpa6mug
Ser gGaitern @iieubabu" oil bic Bottom
Dlainer Sabn" bat etHen tlnteridleii Uou
$l2 200 ans 9i6t gebradt, unO beute Dtor.
gen nuroe Der %oiiIfStaitrer aui bic Antlage
6es llnteri6leif5 uerbaftet. Gr geitauO ieine
SdulO eiu. Seit elf Sabreu bat ct unab4
l1iilQ qeitohlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08

Maosfreiien gum SelbfmeFen tperSeu
9enjenigen 9eliefert, tuelhe innige gSetb=
uahtsgeihenEe aus unisrer euormen aiiorz
timent porsu9lih gemadter 8altimOrer 8lets
6uHgsitide fir Wduner, Snaben uno SiHoer
su MAIDEN miini6en. SaheH, pel6e ntht
pafen OOer befrieoigen. t6nnen nab ben
6siertagen in 6. u. Oebm & 9 obn's
9laga5iu fertiser Sleioer, 9torooitede Der
5nmOuers uub YrGttitrabe, umsetauiat ,per'
ben. (299-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08

Su aanB Baltimore siebt es tein iOld' 9as
Ger bier aneeiertister GepanOer eriter Slaiie,
nod aud 10 rpabrhait nieerige Yreie, als te
ons riefse 8oppel. er-Sei4dft BON 6.
%. De bm & Sobn, yr. 2S0, S8sf- Yratts,
unb gar. 55, 9anoUsrfraber rings nm Die
gde, autpeif. (29s-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08

Siir Sebn Dollars baben mir bic gr0Bte
un6 nobel1te auspabl uon Didnuerz uno
SanaliuoS an;iigen unb zlleber5iebern, bic
ie inter einem 0ade beiiammen gemeeu.
6. q. Sebm 6 9 obu, Bargain-SleiOer
bauoler, ROrOOft Gde Der 9dnooers uno
Brattfrabe. (299-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08
Sie 6ebr. Saoncr TIT 9laflagc rer=
Scttt

Yhilabelpbia, 7. Sanuar. - Die
Grano. Surp hat beute Die @ebriiOer Saoner
wesen llnteri6leiis BON $400 III slntln9e perz
lett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08
Qnhnhcrabfci,ttnaet1.

8ittSburg, Z. Sanuar. = Sebriioer
Sliuer & BbiaipS, uel9e bier @iienperte be-
treibeu, buben cine 2obnberabieeun9 uoH 10
bis 124 Yroj. Uerfiigt.
Srentou, u. s., I. Sanuar Die
yStars s9iubber= @Ort5" boben bic 20bue nm
l2b YrO5ent reOuSirt. Die meiiten 2lrbeiter
baben Die Neouttion angenomnen.
Nortb Aeam s, gtaii., 7. 3anuar. -
Die pamerifaniife3 3glOnite @eieaid)ait"luirO
i'll ibren idmmtli6en 5abriten III oieier 8ode
cine 5zprosentioe YohnreonttIon eIniihren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08
9snrftunS IorIe,

2iperpool, Z. SAN, 1890 Dtitt0gS
&oumuoQe: MtitteliOrte SbcrldnoT G,
Ditto. 9Rw Sritau5 65. - Die SerIduic
betru0eu 5000, SpetulatlOn lHo glu5iubr
1000 mO 3uiubr 24,0OO Sallen.
&on0ou, I. Souuar. - Ser. Staateu-
SbliQotioucn: 4 pros. 1851, Ditto. Al pros.
1l5S, 90. oerldnqsrte pros. 1O4l .-9ltticn:
9l.~G. ". 81, 90. ?. Il, grie 14S, 90. 2,
594, 9icrp Norf- Gentrol 81, @cmi. =Genral
52S, Sis. -Geutral 123, 9ie0oiug 81, Gauaz
Oion Euciiic 45f, @ierican S84, ct. Yaul
Common 7o1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08
sir Sis oarmtH" SuIu5.

9urbau,7. San. Sine 8etitiOu al 6tu
Groitr GerbD DerloHgt 2luSOcbmng Der bti
tiidleu Nurhoit iibtr oaS guu5e 3uulauo,
od MIR 10 meitere %cupideIuuaeu usrDittet,
unO Oa8 9&Obl Cey GmgcbOreuen 9eiiber,
,11iiYSp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08
9emtider @erierfersorn.

@ebarz8apibs, Soma, Z. Sannar. -
3wei oeuti6e 9lrbeiter 9erietben bier IN Der
Srunfelt6eit in Streit, uno elm 9elpller
0tunobreit nuroe BON Better 6r0bli1 erlto=
den. Der M6roer entflOb, tuuroe aber Is
Wtellen pom bier perbaitet unb befnoet llf)
iett i'm @efdnguiB. g4abrenO Der Sertol-
qunq murbe @apt. Mc9aniel Don Der itdo=
tiiheu Bolisei bon einem Bufagieriu9e iiber=
fabren uuo get0otet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08

sic tpaseu es nift, an Oem 9iuie uonOr.
8uu's p9uiteuzSprup" 81 riitteln. Sau=
ienbe baben ihu erprobt, uuo Sauienoen bat
er Siilfe eebra6t. Sn jeoer Apotbete ;u baa
ben. Yreis rs Geuts. (O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08
9tr. Z.
M. M. &.
SaOwaD's 2eaSp 2serief.
Die brifen IuS billigien
lamilien @eSisimem In Ser gselt.

SaiitIten WeSistttett to Ser sSeIt.
., 9ciIt anO Usrbiitet:
sd"npien, - Re5usiOtn.
GntianSunssm. "''%i aibtuHattsmus,
O,..,.. 1sresatpeb,
s;ra1tbefiSRSn,nl@a efiRaSmlan'eF'eH'
Mtbem iperSen,
Us bG Die irgiten SdlmerSen in elmer his 2OJp ru.,u
9ttdt cine Stunoe lGRaer
o'aupt SemanS, eer oieleA eAnSei9e 9eleicr bat,
GaSmapS Ready Relief 1T elm 0eilmittpI
ge9en leoen S9mer;, Seritau6uuoeu.
Auetdungen, 0fiidens, Srnlts
uno Slieoerhmer;eu.
Us luaI oaS eTite uno Olei6t
DHS cIn3ige S1mer3ens=0cilmitteI.
bGs auaen6lidlidb Die idredlidhen Stmeuen am,
unS SntSunoun9en uno SIutdn6rana Iiu6ert, oIeid1,
piel, Oh ile IN Der ellnge, i'm Mnqe1 ben gin9ensis
Ss t5r oSn oH Sdafn ~ 0SeS GnSeren STaanen arrsr
. Suu9encnt5iitlouna
ooer ene Gnt6nH6un9 Der tnneren Oranne uAer her
Shleimbdue, natoem man iidl ser S6ie, Ser gtSNe
u, !. M. GuSeeegt bot i'm an5use it, Iege man iciort
eihen mt III aoDap'S 6ea0p ReIfef beftribrs
men BIanen=eappen auI bic ron Slutanialuno oSpr
Sntiunoun9 Gn9egriffene S0rperele. Das miro ian
9lemal Der SHt5uneun9 Snbdlt tbun unS burdj bic
Se|9snte5nMn9 | 5!.n9 Hno SuS9lelhun9 oes Slutumlauies
Selebrun9 leie man Die um Die RlaIiIe oeiuifeJtsI
u@ebrouhsoniueilunaen."
Gin Gbeelortel pol in iHem balben 8las Doh
gSdller turirt N neHigen Dfiuuten 8rduHe ardmpfe
Nlngenldure, So0brennen, &erp0it1t, StblQIoiios
teit, bioles SOpimeb, Durbtdn, Subr, Solif. El8,
bun9sn une ale inRerlid)en Shmepen.
Reiienoe iolteH itetS cine Slaihe Don RaSnaors
&eooq SleItet Del iid tra9en. @tlihe TropIen
onoon IN gSoer 9etban, beu0en allen oen Rr1nfbeis
ten uno 0amlt ueltrnplten Sei0Cn, 0ie aus 0em 6Jea
1rauh un9el0obnltdlen 1rinnuaierS entIte6en Dor.
Se ~ EN- belereS SttmHIGns, ais 6ranB6rannhuein
oDcr SittelS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08

Jcipie ai bon gpparaten uno Banbagen fiir ale Irs
TEN Ierunfatuneen unb Wb6iIbunsen oes menihz
Iid5en 9orpers. 8aneidbrise prottiae grfabrunsen,
peIdae mir ms in europa, pie aub in oeiem sanbe
eruorben, fno sueieIsobne Die urla9en unieres ges
Sd6itssgrfoIaes. 8as ieibenbe 8u6lifunl, Deldss
nod, Dor eineT fursen Spanne 3e feline SeSIrintiie
i'm iernen Often beiriebissn muste, finSst nunmePr
in SaImore nidt nur einen lieferunssdbt9en Sabrlz
fanien, lonoern auh elm completes Eager oeeners
ipahnter Irtitel. Die SS. Aerste, iotpie aud ms
YeionSere bas leibenoe Bubllfum modten iptr aul
uniere anatpmiidb eorrcft geiormfeX yrudls
battoer auimerfiam MAIDEN. 9febr, afs 10000
mit Sriden Se6oTtete ie9lifen Ilters uno 9etlehts
conSuItirten Srn. Nilns unb ulrben nit elnem aus
serft preiswroisen, bauerbaiten, bic seiSen eret1z
ferIoeu Srudhanoe perleben.
Inner Sautcns 5epartcment, BON competenter
eibIider Sebicnuna seleitet, entbdl Elm podnei9es
pnssr BON lluterIeibs binoen, SpriBeu, GIfs
aretsbaIterm, Ssriiden, &orrohren &C: &c. =,
ilnfer Eager fnmitlldes Vtem,me'i5 1ageT Up
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-01-08

@ebrau6e gegen Durhrall, Cholera gtors
bus, Subr ober BlutfuB uuo Soltt ODER ata=
gem ooer MISUNDERSTANDING ibleunt9 or.
8ierce's Extract of Smart Weed"
f579tAp2l
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40. GpnereB. Sspeite sisams. .

Die onaboma SeiieSeinns pteSer einmal
faIt seiteilt.-9aorriu iiber internatipnale
8egcnieitigteitspertra9 Saas err
eifert iidb ,pesen Reasan's Sia.-sSer 5oS
oes &aoetten Strans fou nnterindlt ,psr=
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HnnIan,s Invenfion.

The st. John On. b. Telegraph gives
the following account of Hanlan's new in
vention, whereby he walks on the water.
OF late he has been giving exhibitions in
Alexandria bay. A few days ago, it says,
bills were posted about the town annOunc-
ing the fact that Hanian would appear upon
the river i'm his recently-invented 5tin shoes,
and, weather permitting, would walk upon
the water. Furthermore, the walker
offered a reward or prize of $50 10 any
native of the bay who would walk a certain
number of yards in the tin shoes. This
was sufficient to collect a large crowd Just
before shutdown. and soon the rOwerS APP
peared, carrying the curious tin objects.
They put them in boat and were soon in
the middle of the river. The shoes were
then put overheard and held by the other
occupant of the boat, while Hanlan care
fully put foot in each one and showed of,
holding an oar after the fashion of a balanc-
ing-pole. BY the greater effort, pushing
the feet forward and back, the shoes moved
over the water, carrying the wearer. 1t
was evidently a severe trial of endurance
vet the rover did walk on the water, or
rather, shuttle along. The shoes are made
of tin, or zinc, about three feet in length
and eighteen inches high. In the interior
are sufficient air chambers to support the
weight of man, and i'll the tops are holes
for the feet. The bow or toe is pointed,
and the shoes are to all intents and purposes
boats. To enable the wearer TO get ahead
upon the fiat keel there are number of
hinged blades that swing fiat when the foot
is moved forward and remain solid, present
ing broad surface when the foot is pushed
back, and by the resistance against these
blades or surfaces the wearer moves along.
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little stranger has not yet been decided
upon. l was very pleased myself to meet
here Mrs. Fenwick Miller, whose life of
Harriet Martineau has appeared in the Fa-
NOUS Women series, also Mrs. Leigh Adj
ans and other London authors whose names
Were familiar Mr.. Oscar Wilde has inl-
proved in appearance. dropped
HIS IRREGULARITIES OF DRESS,
and was easy, cordial and natural in man.
ner; he looked like what he undoubtedlYis is.
a very happy man. His brother 'Will"
is taller even than Oscar and very solid and
sensible-loolking. Both seem devoted to
their mother, who is more eccentric in APP
pearance than Oscar himself in his most
eccentric DAYS. She is as tall, or taller,
than either of her sons, wears her hair long
and dressed with ribbons, and on this Oc-
casion wore dress in the early English
or Dolly Warden style, with 4
prOfusion of lace, which was far
from unbecoming. She is credited
with much ability, and certainly writes
well on a variety of subjects. She receives
in rooms that are so darkeRed 10y curtains
| (red and gold as TO render it at first diff
cult TO discern objects. Afterwards the
living objects appear in relief and Elore
Ike animated silhouettes.
The evening Of this memorable Fourth
Of July WAS spent at the Lyceum Theater,
where Mr. Irving's fine study of the Vicar,
in the Vicar of Wakefield" Will take
rank with his Louis NJ, and must be
placed in the gallery of eminent stage
/ portraitures. 1t is all the more distinct and
remarkable because a serious study of a sim
| ple-minded and DiouS clergyman upon the
stage is so rare. Usually they are mere
/ strings upon which TO hang series of gags.
but the Vicar of Wakefield" is refined
and intellectual portrait, faithful 10 the
minutest detail, fit TO place in the small gal
| lery of the
MOST INDUSTRIOUS INTERPRETATIONS
and keep in ones mind forever. The Olivia
of Miss Terry is not SO happy. nor was Mr..
TerrisS equal to himself as Squire Thorn
hill; both played with their parts more than
was fitting for the unity OF the perform
ance. which was idylic in its sentiment and
perfect in its realism.
The theaters are playing their last nights
| and will soon close, except some few that
remain open all summer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bancroft are playing their last nights pre-
vious to retiring from the stage, which they
do in the midst of the honors of brilliant
| professional career. Mrs. Bancroft is still a
very handsome and attractive woman, and
of Lady Henry Fairfax i'm Diplomacy, =
which is a mere sketch, she makes quite a