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Ser ,,cxatorten'gserctn BON 9altt.
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glbt Sreitag ben 16. Aprtl, IN Ielnem
2OfaIe, Der pSratOrien 6aue" aH ytorO=
SOmarbfraBe, rpieber Elm &OuSert unh fibrt
SGn0el's Sratorium pSUoaS so "a c c a.
bGu 5" auf. &m 4benbe SuoOr, 9ouners
tag, ben Is. April, iinOet bic 6fientlide BrObe
fat. 2ie SOlOpartie'u habeu Fri. 8alter
(Sopran), SRI. Sattie Glapper (alt), 6r.
gGbitneg @todriOae (Senor) uno 6r. u. 6.
StobOarO (BaB) iiberuommeu, Idmmtlldl be :.
mGbrte SIuaer nit treifli6en Stinlmeu.
auf Die &or3iisli6tett oes pollen Gbors uno
Sr6efers braudeu mir uidt beionOers bin
3umetien. - gfaA 0tOntug, ben II. Aprl,
tonnen Site bei @ic@affreg belegt psrOen
tlr bic BrObe toiten fe so &ents, fir ben
GCnjert.AbenS 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-08
2ie sH..ittSlfdicn 2lnn d,,,t

sort 8Owie, 2lrt3., Z. Gpril. - Die
&paGen, meIae iid am 30. Rlr3 Dem Sen.
Groot er9aben uns am l. 2tpril i'm 8emabr.
lam oe8 yieuten0ntS DtauS bier antamen,
meroen alS ariegSgefaHgeue mad Sort Dias
non 5u ct. Iuguittne, 6la., gebradt mer.
oln. Die @efangenen oeranilalttteu geTeru
Gbcnp in threm Eager einen grOBeu Gan, III
Ghren he5 @enernls Grnnf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-08
Ser Siireer &rtee II, 9lraenttnitm.

SReHUSsaqres, I, Aprl,-9ie 9is.
pOIutlOnaren frS 9eiAla9tn nnO serilreut
.poryen. Sbre Serpunoeten werOen iorgiQl.
ti9 uerpiegt, uno Die 9efungenen, welfe osu
&e9isruu9Struppeu in bic 6dnbe iitltn, fuO
lret geIuiien mor0eu. 9ie SppOittoHSpar
telen baben Den Senor &Os ais Prdli.
oentihaitSz zSQubioQteu auf1eftellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-08
terbsnten uno unOereu 8eamten itber Die
OUVII UtIUtVt1t'
GpmSerln ani Der SeIferume.

terSsnten uno nnberen 8eamteu iiber Die
8abn bei0rbert.
GopSerlB anf Der SeHeruas.
cranton, Bennl., !. Ipril. -, ,9ranos
Wiafer- $50 frnan" BowDerlp ia iett i'm 9 tan
De, ieine lorrefpOnoen; gu beiorgen, uno
bofft, binneu peuigen Sa9eu iuieoer nett
senug berseftellt 5u ietn, I'm iein 6auS per-
IafIeH Su t5nnen.
Die SGder lit Setrott.
Detroit, RiA., Z. Ipril. - 0te bieii.
gen SddergeielleH, iammtlid Su ben y8uiabts
Of Qobor" 9eb0rts, foroerteu fiir5lit cine he
button ibrer 4rbeitsSeit. glle Meifter mil,
ligten Elm nit aUsnahme zines gtu;Isn.
Die Qrbeiter beIIelbeu ftanbeu ans, uuo he e
bspiIligte and er bic EorNerung. @be ieiue
Irbeiter Suriiftcbrten, smansen fie ibn in
beifen, Die Soften beS Iusfanoe8 CS55) nuo
auBerOem eiue Srufe bon $25 3u besablsu.
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Scr @eI0nt6rft.

Nem NOrt, I. Nprll. - TOlgcnOe8
itno Die ShlnBuOtirungen: gelo Oifuets gu
lt-23 unO idlOB 3u J YrO3eut. SterIiugs
2Sediet $4.664-$4.86t auf 80 Gage uuo
$4.88-A.88t auf Sidt. - 8uuoe5 Sbli=
9otlonen: 3-pro3. 1Ol, Al prog, 112g, 4.proj.
1884. @ftien: Qoom8' grpreB l46, Genz
trolzBacifc 42t, @bei.zSbO 10, Grte PSI,
90. @rior. 50, 2atezSbOre 8lt, N.zS. Geus
trol 81, ,Hortb= g8eitern 1913, DO. 8rior. 1881,
0s9. Central 1929, GbiO-M -MiiTiiippi %, DO.
YrIor. So, Bitt8burg 15l, 8eaeing 24i,
8odzSSlan6 l26, ,llniOnzY Yucific 484 8eferus
llnioa 65a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-08
2lttf pTencn Spote tn's Wteer
OcrSd1Ia0e1t.

0alifar, N.@S., 7. Npril. - Sin 6ts
idlerboot, IN mel6em ftf juei nod lebenoe
giauner unb sDei tobte befauOen, 1T an
WPonta9e Su @uponsSslan6, 9aberus, &ape
Breton, ans llfer 9etriebeu. Die pier DtQuz
rer paren aft Gage porher auf oem 8oote
bon ibrem auf ben NeufunbIdnSer S1ufen
Dor Gnfer lie9enoen 6tferi6oouer abgeifo=
Sen unb mIbreno eines NebelS ms Meer
peri6la9en moroen. Die betoen 9eretteten
beiBen Chisholm Iuo RcGa6ren, mGhreno
beoe Sobte ben Ramen Mc0onalb fiihrteu.
Qle Sier fno &tngeborene Der Sniel Cape
Breton. @iner Der Sooten mar an 8ehle
unb Grmen ;erfIeiid]t uno ion iid bic Ser
leeungen in Der Sersmeiiluue ielbft beige.
bra6t baben. Chisholm mar nod ,iemlit
fart, Nc@afren jebo6 total eri6Gpft uuo
bem 8obe nabe. Der 9tame bes Sdoouers,
gu tpeIdem bic Geute seb0rteu, 1T ni6t be-
fannt.
(spGter.) y 9as 5iiderfabpeug su beFen
Rannifaft bic llngIiiflt4en geb0rteu, mar
Der amerituniide S6OOner u&lieem Gam. !"
Nadbem Der erite ber beiben Mtuc9onalos
geforben mar, tranf Der anoere Wtac Doualb
- tpie bic 3tpet lleberlebeuoen behaupteu -
iein Slut, ihnitt ibm sineu Grm ab, opie
Stiife aus beiben Sdenteln uno aB bas
SIeii6.
Seriude eiu Sins 3nfebQr0t'Idlergors
ters! 3a iener Sabresseit gibt es tein
nabrbafteres, 8eianneres 0etraat.
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rSaIOatiOu Sel," Der gr0Bte S6merz
5ensitiller auf Der @elt, mir6 BON teinem an
oeren Eminent an Site iibertroffen. GS 1T
obne 3meifel bas bette Rtttel fir ale duBer=
lt6en S6mer3en. Yreis MIR 25 Gts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-08
Gpnpe:tt Stt Wl fn6rifnntett
HensWorfcr Had)rid1tett.

Netpz Yort, 7. Npril.-al8 ii9 geitern
Der bon Saoanna tOinnlefoe 0ampier ygtia.
CARA" bon Der - g8aro -ginie" Der Quarantine
ndberte, fano man aus, bab elmer Der Paiia-
9tere, Der SabadsbGnoler {. @almeper aus
Saoanna, Elm Niitglieo Der oOrtigen 6irma
&ttterin9 4 Co., UeridpunOen mar. Sein
@epdd fano man in ieiner Sajiite 3uiammen
9epaft. Ytan 9laubt, oaB !6r. @aImeper,
Der, alS man fd Sauop 6OOt ndberte, iulIBt
an 9ef seieben nurot, ms Wieer itlir5te II.
ertranf.
- Coroner Weiiemer belt geitern ben Snz
queft tuegen beS Sooes be5 g8irtbes Sob. s.
SHbttng aus StatenzS8lano, Der betanutlt6
i'm Vange'i6en 6Oipital an Gerington Nue.
iarb, pGbrenb Or. BON 8iiriug tbu IN Gor=
bereitun9 fir cine operation dlloroformirte.
Die yei6enieftion bat, pie i6on beridtet, er.
9eben, baB Der Yatteut etner 6er;ldbmun9
erllg, tpesbalb bic aus lauter 4er,ten bette
benoe Surp elm benz Sbatbeitanoe entipredens
oes Serbift abgab uno babel ausoriidlid erz
tlarte, oaB Dr.. bon 2iiriug teinerIei S9ulb
trefie.
- alderman Be yacp 1T oeri6wunSen,
uro e5 oerlautet. baB er Die Staot perlaiien
bat, bis fd bic brobeuOen @epittermolfau,
RE tniolge oeS ,Sroaona1s sSurfacez Sabn"z
Sd)pinoel8 am 6orijont auiiteigen, Uer3os
gen baben.
- 9as neue @ebdube Der yN1ercontilez
@rdan9e" oil @de Der Suoionz Il. 6arriIon=
ftraBe wurbe formeu ein9emeibt. Stele De-
Iesaten auSpGrtiger SOren, oarunter auh
oET, RI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-04-08
s6iTbrud, ,laS se6enSuerGui.

q e 10 burgport, Maii., I. QpriI. =
Der BON 6alIfur mad Bolton beitiulmte bri=
tide S6oonerp Beta" franoete gefterH Abeub
81 Blunt Sslauo, nabe benz r0aIf 8ags
9ouie." IS befunben f6 aht Bafia9iere,
oarunter ;nei 5rauen, unb cine aus e9S
Terioneu beftebenbe Wauni9ait an SOro.
Sin breljGbrises Wtdb6en, Elm SGu9tine uno
Der Sod beS 6ubrSeuss murbeu nGbreno Der
Nudt iiber goro geipiilt uuo ertranteu. 0ie
llebrigen erreidteu um Morseu sas llIer.
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9tc sseIienrtife BET ySsa=8ate. n

u Nep 9ort, Z. april. - Die arbeiteu
Sebut8 @ntiernung Der serIprengteu TelIen
ses nSlooo-&od" i6reiten ieit Der arosartiz
gen Spren9un9 bonn Sttober borden Sabres
riiftig oorparts. 9as ein,ige Stnoernis bot
b1Sber Der @isgang i'm @aifzRiuer ,miSdleu
oem l. 6ebruar un0 0titte Mar; .. s. 8is
IeBt murben, tpie Die bic Irbett leitenSeu
Sn9enieure Der Bunoesarmee, an ibrer Spibe
Sberft &alter RcSarlano, ertlGrteu, mebr,
aIs $4,000 Sonnen 5SeIleu aus Dem 8aiier
9eboben, mas fiir cine anertennensmertbe
geiffung sebalten tpirS. 0tan glaubt, bah
btnnen Suriem Der Jog. uNi9ser.9 9eao" unO
Der vSen anb @biden="S "Selen 10 neit reou.
strt iein niro, baB elm Sabrfanal bon Is sSus
Siefe bel niebrigem gSaHerltano berqeiteQt
1T. gei bobem gSaiieritano 1T bas QSaiier
iiber bem pIisserzSeao" iest MIR u 5uB
ttef. gSenn biee arbeiten beenbet iein tpers
ben, mas etra @noe Suli Der SaQ ieiu biirfte,
10 tpiro ein blerbunbert SUP breiter unb bel
@bbe Is 6uB tiefer Sdiffsfanal spiten benz
ebemalisen y6loob Sod" uno benz yNttu.
God" bersefellt ietn, tpeI6er binreiten mirb,
nm cine fidere gaiiase fir minoefens 80
Yro3ent auer oas vSel. @ate" pairenben
Sabr3euse ;u bieteu. Sorausgeiest, SaB
fein @el6maasel eintritt, 10 piro e8 nod elne
3eit bon brei Sabren erioroern, I'M idrmts
life iibrigen, nod I'M uSea. .Gate" gelegenen
Selienrifie 3u entfernen uno &c TuB fieies
NNetrmailer bort herSuftellen. Sie 9eiamnt=
foften ber aatbbssi.sg psr6en Die fir bleieIbeu
oerani6Ia9ten S., 139, 120 Iitt1tt aaberl9retten.
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Musgaben III 1855.
Mftipa an 4. Saftiiar 1

Wfttpa ant i ,SQftuat 1885.
Saar ;ur Snn0 uno in Santen ... $1,003 S57.75
Sarieben auf g8ertbpapere, yunz
oesobli9ohonen u. anoere Cider
betten .,......................... 2,635, 100000
Suroe5z uno anoere S69atlonen,
pari. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1O,4O2 2,572.57
GIfie Sbliaationen un6 Sppot6eien
auf 9runbeigentbum .......... IL, ,337, ,40S. "a
@run5ei9entbum, Siireau9ebduoe
ecr @ompa9nie in Stepa1t. t....... 200, 100000
5ei pobetenttinbi9ulrg setauiter
@runbbefs .................... 1,745 ,037.59
3arIehen ali in Strait beftnolfe
8oltcsr. r......................... 4,643 ,OoO.91
5m @inSieben be9riffene (ieitoem
ein9eSan9ene) Gr6mlen... 80. 69,656.17
g9entensS sSlon3en unb SnarziSor=
terur9sn ......... ....,........ 9,532.SI
s3S, ,046, ,075.l4
Gduige unb aufgez
lauiene Siren. 1922, 2,02O.23
Au9elhObene uno
Id beribtete
HettO Srimieu
0uf in Rrnit be,
TinoiIhe Noncen. 21S,155.S3
-- SOO,I76,O6
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@ruIo's gertreter iiber Sas WautIeit pcr
Strifer

Strifer.
Netp 81 ri, 7. Ipril. - Gin Sertreter
9oulo's ia9te bente be3ii9li9 bes getern pers
Of1eutll6teu WtanifefteS Der ct. Qouiier Stri,
Ter: y8tele 2eute i6einen 3u uergeiien, oaB
Die Sohlen allentbalben i'm Siiomeiien Ourdl
Srn. @onlo I'M % grosent biQiqer qemad,t
puroen, als er ein Sabnlpifem aHf iene Sc.
9enoen auSoebnte. Die Beu6lteruna bes
Siiopefeus lit 3u @uhften Der 8abu1eieaz
ldalt, tporauS beroor9ebt, oaB bic in bem
Wtantfelt 9emadten Aneaben abiuro fino,
Sn Sanlass@tt1 oerlangten Die yGn,abts," :"
naB Die uunton=Nemss Comp" feline &ler.
plare oeS ySanIasz @it1. Sournal" ablieferu
loute, neil jeneS SIatt bic @rceIIe Der Ctr
Ter 9etaoelt bate. Sorie benadrid,tiate SQ.
rautbln Die ugteDs= CONT. ;" Sas - tpeuu iie
oas vSournal" nl6t nadJ pie Dor abllefere,
au1 telne anoeren 3ettunaen mebr bef0rSeli
peroen piiroen. Die yNems. omp.n eutz
ldteo oaraufbln, ben Soro roeruuqeu Der Striter
telne SeadtuH9 81 i6enfen. 6r. @oulb l6st
lt6 iiber oas Ntanifeft feline arauer SaQre
madden uno ertlGrt, oaiielbe merSe fneuio
GtnfluB auf bas &oIf ausiibeu, beIoaSerS
nl9f alt oaS SoIt oes SIopefens." a"
Sn 9cras.
Sort 8ortb, Ser., :. Qpril. - SoQ-
itduot9e 9fube berridt bier uuS Die 2iiae
peroen re9elmaBtg bef6rbert. Cine Som.
pa9nte uSan9erS" muroe beute mad, I(uQz
rabo seidtdt, mo Elm Iufrubr ausaebrodlen
iein iolte, allein bas 9eriid3t fteute ftfl ais
unbe9rinbet beraus. Sn BEN @erffatteu
au 9aleittna iinb iest 100 0fann an Der Qr.
belt, earunter ettpa so Striter. neldle mic
Der angenommeu puroen. Die Gorpaonie
ertldrt, ile Tonne 9esenpartis nidt mebr
geute anifellen.
Rsue gsiffen aiiiI slTits Btas burger strabenz
babn.
Yittsburs, Yenni., I. aprii. - Inter
ben an9eitelten Der Sutlauo StruBeababn.
2inie herridlt 9roBe llnSufriebenbeit iiber bic
@ntlafun9 bon IS GOnoufteuren. Die Cont
pa9nie bebauptet, iie babe oieielben eutlaIien,
ipeil fte thre aus9aben rebuSiren miiiie; Die
9eute ba9e9en ia9en, Der tpabre 9ruu6 Der
iett baB bic @pnbnfteure ;u ben
ySnights Of gabor" seb0rten. Siele 8eoiens
ftete ifellten beute bic arbeit elm, unb 8ag.
soHs muroeH oOu benz YrafOenteu, SuperiRs
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@erTderangs.Mustue

1886.
IL Sahress Ansmeis Der ,,gautnaI SencHt
fLs Sebensperitdlc crung s=S nmpagnie" pom
Vewarf W.=sS. Im3t SoSo, SraIoent.
lSitifioh hitff In 1RRS
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e6redlt6er sos etmes slrsetters.

Ybila belpb q, Benni., Z. Nprtl.-Sn
Sropn's Spinnerei on Der 8. unb Easter,
StruBe fam porgeffern Worgen nm 10 llbr
Sbomas Stanleb, pelder Elm 9ampirobr
mt elnem idledten gSarmeIeiter iibersog,
e1ner Sriebweue Su uabe unb nuroe BON 6ers
leloen ertaBt uno piber bic Defe seidIeu=
oert; She Die Rai9iue gum Stilfauo sez
6radlt meroen fonnte, mar Der Wtann bu6z
fabltt IN Stiide serifien moroen. Die 9eiz
td3e ipuroe mad gtr. 228, Nlariott. StraBe ae.
bradt. Stanleh tuar elm 4rbetter Der Gbal.
mers Spence=@o.," Nr. "a, Glib 2sStrase,
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s3S,046, ,075.l4


|
ueberltu6. .................... SI,975, ,126.12
! Som uorfe9enben neberItuIie lit allf ieoe 6om
| oetedtl9e Yoltce cine CUR Sabresuerlammllno ISS6
| tahlbQre Stptoeuoe ausecmorTen norbeu,
| Sum Rorttperbe betri8e..oe lleberz
| gtotb Ger ytepS yorter Storm (Ncierpe= ''''i
tono AZ l|ro5ent unb WnrttpertbJ
mare Der leberI1uB .......... 80. 545O $50 ri
3ahl Der am /. San. 1856 in Strait
beftn6llten BOltcen 81, ,S46.
zSetrag SI39, ,4l6, ,SO7.
Strc ttOreu:
Sbeooor Radnet, glm,t SpoS.
Sobn 4. 9Iafe, Ara W Sarrfsnu
6otpato g. @rtgbt, Gsprace ". So,,onr
Yeni. 6. @iusr, E5eprae NJ. SoIScr
Sanfes .. VearSou, SiIltan SIarP
freoert6 S,. Sec1e, Ereoertf NJ. Wntts
VpItecu fpnnen tad1 Dem 2. Sabre uubcotu unt
nidlt ueriauen.
&dBt man Die Yplfcc eerfalIett, 10 bIetbt Il .
in Strait, 10 lan9e ibr 2Bertb sur 8rdmien;abIuno
auSreit, ooer es fuIro, penn man es uorsebt PinP
pol enteSabte FOIice tiir tbren pollen ggert3 bann
aus9eitelt.
gfadt Dem jueiten Sabre iinb 1plieem uuanfedbtz
bar (aus9enommen BET abiittihem Setruee), unb
aHe SeSf3rdnflnsen Setreffs Neiiens 1per Der
Seidldfttguna fino Damn aufgebobcu.
Saar SarIeben iueroen bis 5u so YroSent Ses
Reieroe=ertbes 9e9eben, ,menn 9Gltiae uebcrpeiiun=
gen Der 4oIicen OILS @oaateral=Stlerbeiten sebeben
tonnen.
0erIuite werben nad1 sSertigiteluHa unS gt1iauno
pon 8eesen Iofort be5ablt.
q. q. 8pooaro, Staat3=Nlent,
yr. 1, ct. SauiTraHe,
(1S S3,9) Baltimore, Nio.
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Sot6ro6 & Ste66tns,
Sn8enieure fitr
5goranliids uno 0as'Waidinsn.
aeeaten Tar BITE ,,SmpertaI".tSasm matdbtas.
BoradsIit. GBafsrIsitunesarbs Elm. spesialitdt.
Rr. 81 tsbt' traB.
&obletts itttS Solsbof
BON
o. Gange & S0bnen,
Ch.Gbaieftrafe uro ..ltnfons 9 ahn" unb 9ds
Rcuumeuts uno AiSauttbftraBe.

8eftieeen:
Do Die Breiit bon SoIb unb aobIen lest aImaIis
nntnneen, bu fte9en, ratben mir unieren isreunben
unb 9Inben, t ies ibren Winterpprratb einsuIesen,
ebe bieIelben mon tbeuerer peroen. Glen Denieni=
gen, pehe est ibren Sorratb einIeeen, fperben mir
Suten Rn6att sebsn gBtr tnb bereit, @outratte fur
fest ooer ipdtere Ableferuns obBuIdiesen.
&er btlts &pblen, SoIs ooer Spfe babea
mill. Der olte gar nidt peridumen, bel obiser Sirma
cor5uipreten ober etne SefeQung burb Die Bof obsr
Eelephon einbuie1ben.
S6- Dieie iSirma Iieert nur rein. unb quite aobIen
sur Baentzaarren unr .2asen birett in ben Reller.
?. S.-Dn mir iest uniere Sdsemnble in gutem
Solt ON Sanb haben, bitten mir unere 6reunbe
une aunbsn. bet uns portuprebeu ,benr mir pertau,
zen tets Al ben biIiafttn 8reen. (ApriI6-f)
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Aufra6r tu @f-St. Souls.
Die Griasfettte aus allcn Gtienbab.t
YarSS pertrtcten.

Watsmabnnssu iibsr Die SaItuus oer SOTO
mottnfnbrer. - Cine gSarnuns an ole
uGitern, Sorniiinoer uro &ebrer" Oct
RiIii bon SsanfaS. - @ouIo'S antmort
ani Die Ipreiie Der ,,Ssnigbts OF 2abor." ;"
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- Der SiidOf BON Carlisle, @nglnuO, n.
9teo. 9arren 9Ooomin, miro ftdl am Il. o8.
WttS: aRf cine GeiuaareUe mad ytemsYort
begeben.
- Gn9lanb'S @iufubr bat I'M letten Mdr;
i'm gtrSletde gum W6r3 1855 nm f576 $50
nbgenommen, mGbrenO bic QuSiubr III Der
namlt9en Feriobe nm 1928, ,345 ;uuabm.
-9enrp Roteiort iiibrte gefern 46en0
ben Soritb in eiHer 8eriammIuug, peI4e gu
Yarts 9ebQlten puroe, I'M 9egeu bic gu
9ecaie0tue p0r9enommenen Serbaitungeu Su
proteftiren.
- 5n Gutralieu peroeu fort0auerno o.
fentltde SerlammIHngen in ben britiideH 80.
lonle'n ab9ahalten, tuelde 9e9en bic au9eb=
lid beabfdttQte annerton Der ygieuen 6es
hriNpIIH or elrnuFrp;h tro+afl;rarr
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George X, Taylor will opon this morn.
Log . fresh lot Of white aud cOlOred goun.
tOrpAntS.
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nIeonnde,s rnle senlod.

NEW YoRx, Dec. 1Q.-Dlsthss Attorney
MARITIME stated to-day that McQusde will
be brought before the bar Of the General
Sessions Court tomorrow morning, when
Recorder smyth will impose sentence and
arrangements have already been made
for his removal to Sing Sing on Monday
morning. Juror RossnhsSgets lawyer to.
day atatsl that both criminal and civil
proceedings would ne taken against Vick-
ertnan and Nisbitt, who charged him with
being Q friend Of keonali aud some Of the
'tBoodle" ex.Alderpen..
Mr.. Rosenbsrger Yisited the District At
torney To-day to have the matter brought
before the grand jury. Considerable spec
ulation, Is being indulged In as to what
effect tho verdict will have on the other
"boodle" ex.Aldermen. District ALtor.
nsy MARITIME intimatOd thai every pteo au.
tion Yogld hatstsn 70 thwstt any attempt
that any oi the boodlers might make tc
get out Of the jurisdiction Of the court.
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sT, LOUIS, Dec, lB.-JudGe Barclay, in
the Circuit Court, has rendered decision
inthe suit OF District Attorney Bliss Rgainst
the Baltimore and Ohio Telegrah Com.
pSny t, bO forwarded to q client in Obi.
CaEo. The suit was for failure to prompt.
ly forward and deliver tho dispatch. Tho
company, for a defense, rested upon the
supdlS!ions recited Ia the regulations and
conditions printed on the back Of the die.
patch blanks. The Court HayP, Upon that
point: "All that need be stated concern.
Ing such q stipulation iB that, 30 far ag II
seems to exempt the Telegraph company
from tho consequences Of il6 own ripRli.
gence, II ID against public policy, and Gu.
tLrely void and Of no effect. There will,
therefore, be a finding In favor Of tho
nlaihiTn
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TIE TARIFF TvssLE.

British Irsetraders striving TO Iailuenes
Next Saturdays Vote,
WARRINGTON, Dec. l6.-EVery effort
will bs made on Saturday to secure full
vote against the Morrison bill. Absent
Republicans have been tslegraphed for
and tho firm Protective Democrats will
be in their seats when the roll 10 called.
On the other hand the Free-traders ara
using every possible influence to secure
enough votes TO obtain a consideration.
One Of the agenta Of an English plate
glars importing house was In the city last
night and gayO a di1n0r. To this dinner
we.c invited Speaker Carlisle, polonel
Morrison, Acting Secretary Fairchild, the
two Bteckcnridgss, Senator Gibson, Perry
Belmont, Senator Beck and q few other
choice spirits. They were oil present. The
dinner was given for the purpose Of eFyts
talizing the British continent in this coun.
try on the taha question, and the result OF
the dinner Is belief that by direct bribery
by tho aid Of Presidential patronage,
which President Cleveland has promised,
and by tho promises OF patronage which
Mayor elect Hewitt offers four New York
Congressman can be bought over to betray
the interestn OF their constituents.
BY these four votes itis hoped the vote
for consideration will be carried. This Is
the conspiracy which the Free Tladero
have agreed upon, The spectacle OF the
men who have control Of the fiscal policy
Of this government eating the bread and
drinking the wine placed before them by
the Representatives Of British importers "a
a humiliating one for the United States.
When our lawmakers and those who exs-
cute them, for Acting Secretary FairChild
was there, too, are deliberately conntvipg
With our foreign rivals in tails work oi de-
stroylng American industries, it is about
time to call q halt.
In spite Of the desperate effort 1t is not
certain that the necessary votes can be
bought. Fine, Campbell, Muller, Merry
man aud few others, who, the Free.
traders say, can be bought by presidential
and municipal patronage, are honest men
with honest convictions. Their con.
stituents have already tried them and
they will never dlsIust them until the
tell.tale vote announces the fact to the
nhuntFV
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NEw YoRR, Dec, 1G.-Mr. and Mrp
Hamilton Fish gave q reception lssI
evening at their residence on tho ocCa,
sloa Of the flitleth anniversary Of Their
marriage. The reception was confined u
the relatives aud nearest friends. Mr..
Fish's full bsard is hlyery now, but bis
luxuhant hair is 90 dark as when he was
Secretary Of State in General Granvl
Cabinet. He wore O dark roae In the
lapel OF his coat, and leaned slightly on a
cane while receiving his friends OF the
parlor door. Mrs. Fish Was SliEs Keane,
Of South Carolina, fily years ago. Hsl
grandfather repregOntcd South Carolina
In the old Confederation Of States which
preceded the Constitutional Union oil
States. Mr.. and Mrs. Fish have seven
children and seventeen grandchildren,
ALI Of them'wCre present except one oI
tho graudsOns, who is In school In Eug
land 20
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SENATOR PLArT's open session rerolu-
ton was killed In the Senate by a vote Of
SO to 81. Fifteen Republicans and siz
Democrats pronounced in favor Of the
resolution, but the yotes OF seventeen Re.
publlCans and sixteen Democrats shelved
itbsyoud the hope Of resurrection at this
Bes,lon. "The struggle for open ls0iHla.
tivs sessions" asys tho Philadelphia Pn",
"lu the Senate ives prolonged through
msny years before the galleries were
thrown open to visitorS during the regu,
lar sessions Of the Senate. Tho same con-
vsnaliBm, combined with baser motives,
keep the Senate galleries cleared during
executive sessions now, but ultimately
this rule must give way, for the common
sens, iudgm,n Of the country Is against
HU
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BELLAIRE.
A Small Gas Leak-A New I.oad-otIlOr
News Notes.

n hMull Lenk-A NOW lSoAu-OthoF
News Notes.
Aulps flour mill 10 now run by natural
gas.
The schools will close for two w.sks to.
night.
MI. Eugene Warner, Of Marietta, was in
town yesterday.
Rev. N. s. Hoey will preach OF tae First
Presbyterian church Sunday.
The O., L. & W. railway is now deliver.
Ing iron ore at the Bsllaire nail works.
DR.. NJ. NJ. knight, the dentist, has re-.
turned from tripto Wichita, Kansas.
Joseph Camp had q thumb badly cut
by window glass roller Wednesday
night.
There was small leak in the natural
gas main on Gravel Hill yesterday, aud
the gas had TO be shut of Tor while.
It's reported that Nottingham church,
vacant by the resignation Of DR.. Crawford, |,
would Ike to call ROy. Il. NJ. Brown, Of
tho Second Presbyterian church, here.
Tho salary Is l,4O0 and parsonage rent.
There was much kicking at an order Of
the Council this week, which, Rs pub
|iisSSd, required o number Of sidewalks TO
be paved AZ once. Such work caunot DO
done at this season. II seems the oidin'
anCs was meant In q "PlckwickiAn
Henne."
The new road along the hillside 10
Bridgeport has been authorised by The
County Commissioners. Oven Meehan,
I0liver Negus and William RImSsy have
been appointed viewers, with A. ]. Nor.
ton, surveyor. They are to meet here
February 10.