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New-York tribune., 1886-07-23

According to The London Times the Eng
ish War Department is in about the same con-
dtion as was that of France Oh the breaking
out of the war with Geimmy-honey- -combed
with fraud 1t says that in the event OF Il iol =
eign wal England would be dependent Oh a
German manufacturer for guns. This Is uli-
doubtedly an exaegeration: but the Depart
,nent has long had reputation for mefhcency-
a natural result of class favolitiSm 1t would
not be surprising if there plovcd TO be good
deal OF truth in these charges Of corruption
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23

The Aldermen have deciied unanimously to in
crease the wages OF certain city laborers to - day.
There is 10 reason why they should stop at this fig
ure II the wages of laborers engaged cn city work
are not TO bc regulated by the law of supply and
demand but by Adermanic fiat WHY might not the
Aldermen as veil fix them at 50 or S5 day, as at a
lower limit
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23

The permanent Under Secretary in Dublin, it
appears has converted several English Niceroys to
Home Rule. including Tory One OF the first
things the incoming Administration Is expected to
do is to remcv. this standing source of danger to
the British Empire!
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23

The supplemental report by the Bureau o. Agr-
culture removes some Misunderstanding as to the
extent of probable injury to the wheat crop and at
the same time calls attention again to the unfort-
unatc method in which the reports OF that depart
ment are made. In the nature of things, there are
comparatively few persons who quite understand
what the department means when 1t sends out a
statement that the condition of spring wheat IS
s6. Not many know what yield per acre ia there
reckoned as the average, or l0O and very few have
1t hand the statistics to determine how the report
compares with those of previous years. 1t would
he quite a. easy Tor the department, in sending out
its monthly statements to give, instead of percent
ages an estimate of the yield by States, conditioned
upon favorable weather from the date OF tue report
to the harvest In this estimate, both acreage and
condition would be taken into account, and the
public wonld the sooner come to understand the I'M
portance and usefulness of tle reports
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23

Now that the Thesis boycotters have been put
where they Will do the most good, would 1t not be
well to pay some official attention to Thciss s
patrons There may be yller thorough
fare in this city than Fourteenth-st., be-
tween Third and Sixth ayes, Is after
nightfall, but it would take an expert de-
tecuve 10 find 1t. The shameless crcai ures who
there taunt their wee in the face OF every passcr-
by appear to make THESIS place their general
headquarters II the establishment Is dependent
upon such patronage for support 1t should be sup
pressed as public nuisance. And III any eveht,
some thing should be done to make that street, one
of the finest in New-YoTk, fit for respectable people
10 walk along after dark.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23

# is significant that the opposition to the Cleo
margarine bill III the United States >eDate was con-
fined almost exclusively to Southern Senators. The
charge made against Senator Miller that he favored
the bill because he owns farm and sells some but
ter shows the lack of any sound argument against
the measure Opposition to the bill outside ol Com
gIcss has come wholly from the oleomargarlne man
ufacturers and the cattle dealers OF Texas. Kansas
and other States. These dealers profit by the
sale OF beef fat oiial, etc. for III the manufact-
urC of oeomargaIine. Their representatives, IN
Congress have been the strongest opponents of the
bill. excepting Southern Senators. who can be re-
lied upon to oppose anything that sqnns at pro-
lection, even II 1t Is only To protect the people
against imposition and fraud.
John Keenan, is reported to be heartily sick OF
the whole crew. meaning Moloney, Dempsey. and
De Lacy. Newlork has been heartily SICK Tor
some time of the Broadway iniquity, aud has not
relaxed in the slightest degree ITS determinat on 10
make 1t uncomfortaby warm tor all who shared IN.
aided or abctted that scheme of wickedhess.
Other things being equal a member OF Congress
fanl lar with it's rules and methods can be of
much greater service III promoting good legislation
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23

The advocates of bogus butter Ill the House
are repeating the iihbustelins tactics by which
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23
A REVELATION OF HIGH VALUE
rI.

The thanks the cOunIrJ are due 10 iiik NEW York
TRIBUNE ts publication OF the ful text or tle pro-
no.-d radtIon treaty with Great Britain. Had tho
Government been aDlo to MAINTAIN the silly pOicy oi
secrecy little longrr coprcres as 10 "h't thr tte"y
nroyldrs might have led to mnch foolish dlscu'son
and some apprehension IN rezirl 10 the rddct
pocy winch supposed to snbo ~. As matter oi
f,ct IL is very commonplace document wnch falls FAR
hrnind the sentiment OF the country tho ekradlIon
nn,stiou. . The list or rXtraiit.Olo crimes might
nave been xtenied with ADVANTAGE
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23
II SHOULD BE RATIFIED AT ONCE.

7
The cOuD OF lmE l"IBJNb Ia OOialUlng copy OF tho
tex of treaty with Great Britain now AWAIT
ing ratification by the Senate Will greatly annoy thit
boly "A, dIsgruntlc ITS cotempor riss Odt II oOn-
nrr, ia. summary previously gwen. while Ir accom-
nanylug letter Of Minister Phlp, shows why tlstAt ths
i,.t Of able Uii-ncos was NOT more eNlcudr
While The provisous OF the te ~ are not retroactive
IL Is Satisfaction To know that e"pc%Icts ia Z"
no raunt thor Ill gotten s III our Ise"s II ~
acros, the Canadian border Iher" seems 10 oe no '1
son why the ratification Of tue cOnN entOn should not %
cnnslnn nled WIN lnc lost pOssloe irI y
New-York tribune., 1886-07-23

from The Syracuse osa"""'"' ~, ,,om dra0
or,,. Npu ynnK lRlBlNk has lad Tue icAn Iton " ~.
~ 49,, IN NH that relates IN the way OF NO" % 80 ~ ,ns
,mended extradon treaty pc."ro" ..rssnent sigued
In,'su ,9 ~ M. In,tod states By Edward Jonu F"eP
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-29

A Dan PAS fsr Ne4s oafherias- t~sae
Bear RsIisxes ths Duli haaotoas


Ae se tfi-5 .-s "9
-.le -rias Barrea .ges.-aEe- f-an.nE over
rza Is ir-a ata atula insist en ran1iue
.rs--tf.- t..--.. s-t Bat f8r tile f.-r ti.af
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t"r ttaH.rs "i A-'r
Ae 4AmbF expresses aeTself nos 81
beng strongly la ss lafslay sill street. esr
f-sra-. e.. sra ..rfrr.nsffe raar.i....
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Yesterday mornins They came hom hsl-
suazao ana aere on fheT eay to M 4.kesou
sia Berlin anerc tleg iafeud giving exhl-
o.loAs
Oscar s1u 10 Peter Ne.uca died 20
consumption at the family residence -f
Nr7, bridge 81, lasi evening AGED - years.
-r iAAeial 'rf' iae- y iN es -si" o. ''''
ivnre al 5 q CLOCK sunday afternoon
Rev Bennett. of the Charles 81.
Baptist Church. wil conduct the funeral
services Of tle late John Banneg at ihe
>e'ona Baptist Church al 10 oclacA i-.-
iH'iAins
A l5.year-.'d son of ~ " Crook. the
-r.,ef 90 uie corner oi ena"mui ave. anu
pa. 81. VINO ha' 'eet iAlH nf Win i''e"-
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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-29
she Committed snlcihe

Tho inquest ou The body of RoeIoGe Hen
mink, ibe old 'a8v who was found drowned
.n cstern in The cellar AZ No l0i
Williams 20 was he.i yesterday morning
by Coroner Badi-h AZ th- family residence
rhe io.iotng jury was empanne4ei.
T. : Porsmou'h Alexander fnuos r. T.
Johnson James Hsnatssey. 3 g. Hanuish
ana 70 L CageI Antie Kohl a neiehhor
of ihe deceased woman. testified that Mrs
Hennmk lai often foid he- tbst ber life
was unhappy and thai her husband vss
aIvavs fwiting aer sbput tne deafa of aer
child whe eas Drowned few months ago
iu the ssme ris1ern Tie husband our-
Inuallr blamed the deceased i0r being fhe
raase of fhe fatal accident After sonfe other
similar evidence bad been sddgoed ine iurv
returned verdict 60 the effeci that fhe
decreased committed saiei ie hy throwing
herself head ioWnwart into fhe risfern
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-29
RATTLE OF THE RAIL.

Another party OF immi grants went North
Yesterday.
Capt w. a. Gavett, of the c. & W NJ, is
in Big Rapids.
ID. T. Sanburn had a finger taken of i'm
the O.. Il. & l. shops yesterday.
Work on the brick superstructure Of the
new O.. Il. q /. car shops Will be commenced
some time next week.
General Manager J. B. Mulliken, of the
c. & ". NJ, was IN town yesterday and
paid friendly visit TO President Hughart,
o the g.. Il. q /.
W A Mills, general freight agent Of the
G. II. y. & /. railroad A. b. Wood, general
freight agent Of the Ohio Central and +. T.
Atlleck, division freight agent of the b. * o.,
are IN the city.
The Antrim Iron Company. of Mancelona.
in which T. !. o Brieu and Cal Holt of The
g. h q / are interested started the works
Wednesday They expect to turn out fifty
tons OF pig iron daily.
Fred j Hoyt, formerly chief clerk in the
general freight Office of the c. & w NJ in
tnis city, now the President of the HOyr
Railroad Track Crossing Company, with
general offices in Chicago, is in the city. HIS
company has just published pamphlet.
illustrating a new means of railroad track
crossing which viii do away with the dan
gerOus frog.
Have YOU selected the route vet for the
Muskeeon extensiOu?' was asked President
" o. Huehart yesterday by a reporter for
the IELEGRAN-IlE
"Ics, was the response, but ! am not
prepared yet 90 make The announcement, as
desire to hear from two or three Muskegan
parties before making the route known.
~ e have selected our contractor. aud the
matter will be pushed with vigor We
expect to have trains running by November
ID and will have no matter which route
ve select Our contract will be maie AZ a
fixed price per ward for cuts and fills, 50
% rs am easy matter for Us to estimate The
relative cpsf. About the middle of next
week we viii have The preiiminaries ar
ranged. aud can state publicly our future
r|Fr4
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-29
4 New Method Of sobering u

john Taylor, a coiorei resident OF Com
stocks Row. was brought up IN Police
court yesterday, charged With committing
an assault upon his wife, Emma Taylor.
The defendant demanded jury trial. and
the case was POSTPONED until the afternoon.
At 3 clock the jury was sworn, but n0
complainant appeared. After waiting some
time the prisoner was discharged and the
jury dismissed. Taylorstoid Judge Holmes
in confidence that his wife vas bad un.
Ire said he did pound her. but it vas only
tu get the wlisky ont Of her.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-29

You requested the Board of Police aud
Fire Commissioners 90 appoint a special
policeman In each ward To- look after huck-
sters who DO not pay licenses and disorderly
boys, did you nou queried a reporter for
tine TELriRAN- HERAID of Mayor Dikeman
last night.
Yes. sir. did. replied the Mayor, but
instead OF doing as asked. the board only
appointed one man to cover he whole city.
one man is practically useless. IL is lmpos-
sipie for him to cover a city Of the size of
rhi- II the hoard had appointed eight men
they could have all made enough, by bring
ing 90 justice hucksiers who failed 90 pay
tleir licenses, 90 have paid the cost OF their
wages
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-29

Louis NJ. Herrendeen. charged by Dora
Hollister with bastaray was brought up in
Police Court yesterday. He demanded an
until June g. Louis NJ. Herrendeen, whose
proper name is Judscn Herrendeen, was
born ar Maple Rapids. and bis mother
resides at Kent City. Last Winter his wife
obtained adivorce from him on the grounds
oi drunkenness. Agent Snedd of the Law
him several months ago for running "a
gambling room, but he escaped the penalty
OF the law on a technicadty. He has a
brother iu the hardware business al Eimira.
tie is out ON bail.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-29
AMONG THE TOILERS.
Ihe Female Wsg--H ork~rs' Meet and
Appoint Delegates situation az
Sew York and Cincinnati

Tie Labor Bureau oi the Worden factory
0leaei ~ % O'Clock Yesterday morning, With
oulv fourteen men out Of work. Two men
were placed in good positions. and one wa
reported as being ilI committee Of
-hree sas appointed to attend % his wants.
The ladies 90 operative Protective ASS.
ra-.0n met last evening in the Superior
court room and completed their -rgauiZa
a1n. They appointed committee of eight
to solicit members and adjourned Tor one
wees.
Chairman Johnston IS BOB receipt of lef-
0rr from furniture worker. dated May -.
Tie SAYS. ~HuTah for the Grand Rapids
Furniture drummers who are trying 20
utuce furniture workers tu go tO Grand
Eapil- especially cabinet makers. Nov. IL
s about time to le' up. OF We Will let YOU
loen tor a bath Us Buckeye workers
told tle travellers thar they could scarcely
take care of the men they bad now, and us
ohioans weuld stay at home
The following te'esrams have been re-
calred oy the Furniture Workers AssOcia-
uou
.Nea ToaS. May 2-.-There are 10 fac
tories "a New YORK and brooklsn running
an tle e.slr-aour plan. .n which 5000 men
ARE employed. The average wages paid o.
tae-e IS l0m sl- to Sl4 per week. and the
men ore reported as being all firm Tor eight
loTs There are thirty three factories
which manllacfure variety of goods, and
n Thi-h $50 men are employed. az an
average ID - per week. There are from
800 fa -.H men In these factories who are
rof steadily employed Tie manufactures
sag thaf fley have correct reports from all
over tbe ui.tl States and that the ma
ioriry of tle shops have adopted the eight
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-29

Tie evidence m tie case of George Hurst
against lhe Lake Shore Railway Company
was completed yesterday morning, and the
lawyers began their arguments 90 the jury.
Hon. \. A. Earle opened for The plaintiff
aad spoke about TWO hours. He was fol-
lowed by Hon j. G. FitzGerald, who had
NOT finished when court adjourned. Emory
b. Lapham, one of the jurors, was excused
on account of the death of las brother, and
the trial proceeds with bat eleven jurors.
J. f. Carroll. Of counsel for the company,
was not present Yesterday, having been
called 10 Paw Paw hy the death of his
mother The case will probably be SUBJ
mifLal Lllar
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-29

TIA the trial Of The case Of George Marshall,
administrator Of the estate q Peier Mar
shall deceased. against the Widdicomb
the plaintiff was completed yesterday and
that ior fhe csfen-e commenced. The
shaler head from which Tie knife that
killed Peter Marshall was fhroRn was
shown fo the iurg aud all the details of the
archie iuly explained The testimony
may be- completed to-day hDt ihe case will
NOT 20 to tle iurF unu. Monday or Tuesday.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-29

Rn.Ine.. for Agsnt menncsscy

Editor TELEGRAM HERALD.
GRAND RAPIDS, May 27.-People residing in the
vicinity of East Le0nard-st. commons are much
pcstered b! the herds of COWS which are driven
there 10 pasture daring the day. one man
nan Cd Andrew Allen. who resides on LeGIand-st
says that few days since his little boy. while
playing ia tie residence yard. was knocked down
hy AN ugly COW and would have been seriou'ly iu-
jured had il not been for the uLited attack of
several mates upOn the beast Besides the danger
oi physical injury the morals OF the children ia
that ucighDurhOUd are securing shocking lnr0ads
from the b9y-, who attend the cattle. Their Ian
guage is a caution tO the Western Cow boy. and
inelr method OF driving the COWS is simply bar
barOus. The beasts are stoned al and driven So
hard that frequently they irOth at the mouth.
The Common Council was petitiOned % put stop
% this pasturing, but no action was lakeu. What
are the Hun aAe society doing nowadays
Az INTErEsTED OUTSIDER.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-29

Denis Mahoney, man who had both bis
eyes burned out in ora accident several
years aga in Detroit. was admitted % The
Soldiers Home Wednesday con- toe same
lav hi- Fiie appeared ar ~. Mark Home
where DsHl- Vf- guir-ered snI dcmaufei
her ather half -He marched him away
fs tle lote. ohcre she Ea- staying. an1
re--eritV Denis reportri fo Major Tong
thsf he fHauehf .he f'c az fle uamo Has
nat suited te hi, c.usf. siisu and fhaf he
lVn.f'4 ratarr fn Nsfr.If
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-29

THE ras 'ence Of Rev Peter MoerivS on
friends who came to say farewell to him
before hs departure ior Europe. Not only
bis 1Fa congregation was present but many
from other churches were there Apprp-
ariste music WAS sung and Mr. Moerdy k
spoke f.ra feN minutes He leaves Tues
ilT f.r ElauFe Tih the Rev. Van Ptlt
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& Z as.

Ser Sheriff BON auiin COUNTY
lu6te IL Wonate lang mad einem fur.
bisen- W6roer, auf befen Grgreifune
elne hobsgelobnung ausgeieBt tpar. Ser
Suri9e tuar elmer Der f9limm1ten Oes.
peraoos, ben man in g~entralteras
fannie, un6 Dem Sheriff BON Wbarton
@ountp i9on einmal eatiprungem. Sept
bat man ibn enoli9 in ben 5teinbrii
den BET Burnet aufgefuuben. ST arz
beltet ba'elbf als Strdfling uno bat
als folder tpegen @traBenraub SO
Sabre laug ob3uiiben.
Sie An3abl oer 2nishts Of Sabor
in 0ouffon betrdgt uneefdbr 1000.
Die Santa Sc Babn bat eiuen @rcur=
itons3ug ausgeriltet, utn Denienigen
bon ibnen, mel6e bic Contention in
8alpeiton gu beiu@eu tuiiuiGen, @ete=
genbeit gu elmer biaigen &eiie gu bieten.
Ser 5tabtratb bon Gainesville
bat elm ie9tiames Mittel erpdblt. Inn
bas Imt bes ftdbtii9en @9aBmeifers
ab3uf9offen. gs iebte ndmli@ bas
9ebalt beReI6en auf 81 pro Sabr felt.
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Maa aiasttrs

r
Stun fptede mdh mod Don benz bies.
ldbrigen miloen Wtnter in Seras
Se63ebn @rab s. unter NuQ, bas if
fhon i'm Norbsn cine 6dlte, bic men
ungemiiblid inbet, geinmeige erft in
3eras, uno ramentlid tpenn elm f1r |.
benoer Norbwino bin5ufommt, Der
ielblt bur6 bide aleioer binburd
bringt.
Gin ioldes @stter berri@te am Mor.
gen oes g., uno uer einen Bid auI ben
thermometer mari, mlrb pobl faum
feinen Wusen getraut baben, als er bas
Quediilber in iol9er Siefe Iu6eu
muEte. Gs lieB Ii9, nod ben Depeldeu
bonn z. elm foldes Wetter sertuarten,
oenn bon Ganf as tpurbe elm befiiaer
S9neeiturm beri9tet, Der aug benz
Norbmetten fam unb nit u~nee6eurer
Gel6minbisfeit in 6ftli9er &i4tuna
rDeiter braufe. Ser thermometer
mar in Hanias Bis auf Is @rab unter
Wua gefauen.
Der Sturm muB mo5l elm beftiger
getpete1 fein, benn am Na1mittag 6es
Z. ma9te er ii@ bereits in San Matonio
bernertli@ uno nabm bon @tun6e au
Stunbe on Stdrfe au. Cine Wenge
Selegrapfenpfoften murbem ungetuor.
ten nnb cine 3eit lang tpdbreno Der
yta6t mar San Mntonio obme ale telez
arapbil6e 8erbinbung. Wie gum
9obn f9ien bic Sonne mdbren6 bes
Vormittags 10 freunoli9 uno bea pom
Slrmament berab, als bitten mir ben
t9onlten Sommertag; einen UNI 10
fldglt9eren Inblid ~gepdhrten aber Bic
Wenfhen, bic btdt perblnt i'm 51neu=
f1ritt Die StraBen entlang eilten, UNI
aus benz Setei9 bes Mlnbes gu toms
men.
Se6en Winter ibielt Der udItefe Bez
tpobner" in Se1as cine Stole. &egels
mdBlg ie6en Winter perli9ert CT, bas
tdltefe Wetter erlebt 3u baben, unb
neil fi9 oas INNER tpiebe,bolt, 10
bringt man Dem .dlteten 8emobner"
nur mod nenig @lauben .entgeger.
Wenu er aber bieies Mal bebauptet,
cine &dlte, ME fie beute Morgen
berrf9te, nod ME in unfern 8reiteue
graoe1 erlebt 5u baben, bann fam
man ibm getrof @lauben f9enten.
Mud mir BADEN nod ME beobahtet.
bob Der Sbermometer big 3u FOLDER
Siefe fel, unb befiir@teu, baB bic
&dlte ben 8iebbeerben ber6erbli9 ses
Doroen 1T.
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- SIM 49fteu Rpngrek iben uur atesi
Garbi9e. Ser &epublitaner &obert
SmaQs bon Sub. 2arolina lit beriel6e,
Der als Stlape tiibn ben &ebeQenbams
pfer rplanter" aus benz GbarIestoner
6afen benz Blodabe. Gei9paoer Uncle
Sans 3ufhbrte unb Si6 baun i'm Bir=
gerfriege mod mebrfa9 als Seemanrt
ausaeihnete. Ct 1T felt benz 2riege
etn moblbabenoer Mann geporben.
Sginen eolen Sinn bat er beionbers
aud babur9 beuieien, BOB er bic bur6
ben Rrieg uerarmte rpeiBe GamiIie, oes
rem .@igentbum" er eint 9eweien, bor
a1er NOtb fi4er f%tellte, iobalb er bic
Wittel oaau beiaB. Ser anbere farbige
National- NbgeorDnete. bet &epublita.
ner Sames 6. O'9ara bon Norb. &a.
%rolina. murbe in ether freien woblbaz
benben Negerfamilie in Stem Oort aes
boren, erbfelt cine quite rpiieni6aftlide
uno re6tswifenf6aftli6e 8iloung unb
bra6,e es In benz 9~r6Btentbeils bon
6arbtsen bemobnten 8e3irfe Norb,Ga=
rollna's wobin er mad benz Rrieg fiber.
fieoelte, berm6ee ieiner &enntnife balb
3u elmer angefebenen Stellung. gr aes
b6lte f9on Sem NbgeorbnetenbauIe 6es
porigen GosgreHes an.
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2aBt @u6 burd nidts obbalter, gu
|8eorge u. SuIIipan,N ITO. 249
Weit @ommereehraBe, gu geben, tpenn
Sbr S9ube unb StiefeL brau9t. Gol=
genbes ioa enti6eioen. ob man ldnger
nod hobe preiie in anbern @ei9dften
be3ablen ion. 9err SuDioan bat ben
fdmmtli9,n Waarenz0 orratb i'm Mer=
the bon mebreren Sauienb Dollars err
i%tanben, unb nerfauft bas beriibmte
&epnolos Bros. Gabrifat fir 0trrer,
Samen, Gihber biliger als irgeno Sc
manb. S6u1e fur @9ultinber, tpel9e
felt Sa9ren nit $1.75 be3ablt tpurben,
foften bel 9u0iuan $3.50. Nn Rei9s
baliigfeit pom @ew6bnli9iten Bis gum
Jeinften ftebt @ullpan uniibertroHen
oa. LOO ,3Mft
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= ytad Der 9lpDbnliDen NnNahine
iollen fi@ IN oet Ser. etaoten uhges
fdhr 100000 S~elepbone i'm @ebrauh
b%efin6en. Wie nun Elm Bohoner 8latt
bebauptet, 6iirfte ii9 in @irtlidfeit bic
3abl Der 5eIepbOne cher aut $50, 900
belaufen. Scenes Blatt bat ndmlld
ermtttelt, bob bic 3abl Der 8ea.Seiee
phone bereits i'm Gebruar 1885 nidt
menieer ais 325,574 betrug. Mie
raid unb grOBarttg bas SeIepbon iid
bier gu Sanbe perbreitet bat. erfiebt
man aug ben Beri6ten Der rNmerican
els5elepbon Co., beren @lB in 8os
ton 1T. SIN Nu9ut 1877, tpeniae
Monate mad Der glnflbrung bes Bell
Selepbons. CAB es in ben Ser. @taas
ten 780 Selepbone; i'm Gebruar 1880
bereits 60,800; i'm 5ebruar 1883 ihon
240. 700, i'm Gebruar 1884 ipgar 3O7.z
010 uno i'm Gebruar 1885, ME geiaet,
1926, 574.
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