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New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1888

yovynsi rsports Cahs-Rscsipts 5000 hsaa aipmea.s
aOUO steHy stesrs ~ 20 10 ~ 1n
4. rveders ~ IS 85 Bulls an Mxsd 81 foS
"a so: rexAs oatts. % tO053 d. A..
Ii JOJ hsa shipments ooVs hs.I n
rst ssronx Nixea 3, 200ss 80: Hssvf 50 SooSs ."
Llahl, Is Is 65 ~; tkia - 500 10 oo.s W..
20 ,or,r Natives 81 OJ0 S. 95 wsstera 50 o006 10;
TsxsnA s. asa 40 90 Lambs - 50oS' ~
a. fous uar.n 81 att scsiets 1000 nsAd shin
,ests 90 hca narKss arm. Choos Heavv Satvs
Sr~srs ~ 4 HSj 80 9oot NItvs steers ~ sJe
81 To- butcher stsers Medium TO Choice ~ lOSs4 20
stocksrs aaa Feeders fAr TO <ooi ~ 1903 ~ Rangers
HSes -Rsos pts 5000 heal; sh,pnsnts e hed lasrs
..tiys Choice Heavy and Bitch-rs' elections - AVG
IS So Packinl Medium 70 Choice % 100 % sV hSh'
rre:ss Fair 70 Bet 81 9j0s5 20. .o.. A..
Sheep .eceipts LtJo mead: .hipmssn zz0s headL ma
ksf stasdy. FAIR 70 Choice S<0S3S0
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22

-
nav LIME to OLD POINT C0MFORTs
b" NokvVLKs Va, and SOUTH ..s.
I<xye v a Penn r. A. 80 p m rarvS SSS g - -
more thence palace steamers srry,ss * 81 rSh'
'' ~ Gen'l Pass Agent 3l7 Broadway, n :.
BOSTON, PROVIDENCE and EAST
I'D Via $40, INUION LINE
lnsIle Route Lowest Rates -. -
srsmcrs szye new pier 30 n Y, ,r1sy 1ny o'''' ~''
NEW-YORk. ONTARIO AND WESTkkH
IN SAiLwA sssve ffvD fsfr'ss ~ ~sss 40
slu ay f0ll0ws -
West l2d.s., 80 a m yayst, 80 e ns sor =;
detown. Fsshurg Monticello Aberty wa1n' ss,as peh,ss
Detroit Chicago waIltiIi Valley poip,a. ...
de,"~n wss 'gns gsnyie wslls Vale, vo.nt A'
West x2d1s; Sss yaySt l2 % dda,v n,,d~ g
Osweeo Suspensfn Bridge Detroit Chicago, 81 l0ui.
BUFFET Sle-pcrs 70 Niagara Falls Recning Chair ca
u, Rochester
Pullman seeplng-car berrhs 307 Broadway
Time tables tickets, &C., 207. 307, 80 f325 Broad
way 537 ethsve is4 East I2Sthss 2e4 wss iassh-ses
10 exchange Place. New. Yofk
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH River
Time Table of December 8. 1887.

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Table Of December 9. 1887
RonlF mt s6ApA2s i rs e e 4s T. = 80 3 '
so 10 m have connection TOR Reading. Harrisburg.
louisville, etc. 4 for Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown.
Mauch Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg etc On SUNDAY 1oi
I and 80 H. IN. for Fiemingron Easton. Bethlehem
Allentown, Mauch Chunk. 49,, r-... r..
aasS sS sSns esdss
Scranton Reading, Harrisburg P1tsy,s. ismaeoA'
q for tsng.on ssGS HaSrssure sr,Sy sstsAs'' ETC.
AS y. IN. for t.astoa sclnchen. Allentown. Msuch
Chunk Wilkesbarrc scranton. famaqua, Shamokin s,.
ton, Bethenem, Alenvown, Reading. harr,oure esc'
90 and 80 p m for Sonerviue ana s,emntH%a; Hr.s
AS m. for Easton Bethshen' sd Ailen'o~n' "au's
suadsys. ~ "a "a % RED LoSs S,iSsl
Ou1y s:i5 Is ocean @ c5S % 'e' SkEwooD l0Hi
River rarl0r Cars at 90 and 2 p Try. m y,ue,.oa.
Dr,dss2on 60 e.oJ r'soi rs c'Ti II s 4 Is % Aoo
3d. rs SUNDAYS 100, "a xt. t1r PERTH n%scZ Resc
NORWICH LINE.-Favorite Inside Routa
Wien 81 es New - 20 SSrresponang rsdycslon
CRY G " OF BOSTON and CITY OF LAwRGScME M leave Ps'
BOSTON via FALL RIVER LINE.-Only $3
ID for nrsLclass limited ucKcts. Reduction W New
port Fall River and all other points Steamers Pill
SHM Of Marag ana az M week days only Snasy s
Sea S,al fes sssf%ed fSs is.y city, on
rooms secured at principal transfer and ticket ooce ~
onice Pier % and on steamer
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
BOSTON. PROYIDENCk and EAST.

SHORE LINE.-All Rail Route for Boston,
~ Newport ana tho East espress ezses 0rAi.a Con-
Express train At p M, except SUNDAY Fast EY
press at IL p daily. Palace ParlorcaFs OF sleeping
desfinattun.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
Vol LxxvI.. No. ass
RI ARPER'S MAGAZINE
APRIL.
Published ct Noon To Day.

Fl ARPER's MAGAZINE
APRIL.
| Published st Noon To-Day.
LIST OF CONTENTS.
A WINTER In ALGERS. FIRST PAPER
| BY T. A. BR1DGMAN. Beautifully illustrated BY the
Author.
STUDIES OF THE GREAT WEST.
By CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER
II. Economic and Social Topca Minnesota and Wis
consin.
Mr wsrncr in arduOus iabors, promises to DO
great work for the west-N Y. Journal Of Commerce.
ACTING AND AUTHORS
By O. COQUELIN. With Fifteen Illustrations In
cludng sketches from life Of sara Bernhardt and OF
victoren sardou during the rehearsal of La Tosca"
IN FAR LOCHABER A NOVEL PART Nv.
BY WILLIAM BLACK.
THE LEAvENwORTH SCHOOL
BY CHARLES KING. U. S. A. illustrated by r. B.
ZOGBAUM
ANANIAS. SHORT STORY.
By JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS {" Uncle Remus').
With Illustration
THE HUMORS OF MINOR THEATRE
BY f. ANsTEY Illustrated by FREDERICK BAR
NARD.
SWEET NELLY, MY HEARTS DELIGHT.
tions by EDWIN A. ABBEY.
CHITA: A MEMORY OF LAST ISLAND.
By LAgCADIo HEARN.
Novelette,, Complete In this Number
THE SHEPHERD LOOKING EASTWARD,
SOFTLY SAID.
A Sonnet by WILLIAM WORDSWORTH. With an
Illustration the Frontispiece the Number By ALFRED
PARSONS.
JAPANESE IVORY CARVINGS.
BY WILLIAM ELLIOT GRIFFIs. illustrated
THE CITY OF COLUMBUS, OHIO.
By DESHLER WEIGH. illustrated
POETRY.
TO IsAAoK WALTON. By ANDREW LANG.
In APRIL DAYS. By HARRIET PRESCOTT sPoE.
FORD
ON THE HILLTOP. By ELIZABETH sToDDARD
SPRING THOUGHT. BY RICHARD Z. BURTON
ALL's AT AN END. BY DORA READ GOoDALE.
TAKING ONE TOO MUCH AT ONES WORD
Tullpags Illustration by GEORGE DU MAURIER
EDITORS EASY CHAIR
By GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS
The Press and Profession.-The Neglected Gen.
benary Of Byron's BrthGcod Literature in the Schools
EDITORS STUDY.
BY WILLIAM DEAN HOwELLs
Mr.. Gronand's Ca Ira."-His Cooperative Common.
weath."-Professor Ely's Exceptons-Mr Trolopes
McMasters Life Franklin"
Tho Antitype Of New-Engand Puritanism Shown in
Frankln.-Mr. Marion Wilcox's Gray."-Senora Vilena.
Two Charming Books.
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
EDITORS DRAWER.
Conducted by CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER
Illustrations BY W. P. SNYDER, FREDERICK BAR
NARD and c. S. REINHART
LITERARY NOTES.
BY LAURENCE HUTTON.
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New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

n. 7 z. q IT. II Ie5So6G
Trains West 4sl station follows and 20 minutes
carrier IRON foot of Jay.g., North River
~. Lsuis s6:O0, 'S:15 D. M.
syr,ouse Buffalo. Rochester sus,ensou Bridge Ntassa
Falls. 3:l5. 1855 M, 'd,,0. '31j NJ.
Utica. 81 8. 800. at1;30 NJ, $500, s%l5 D "a.
Kinyston. ssussrts. ousS. ALBANY. 3l5 s7'1S ss:SS
all 30a m. $500 si:eD 1918
,,rausons West Point Cornwall, Newbnr2 s$t5 '7'lS
'9ao l0l 10. all;3O M ffo iiV 2oU .5:ia $40 NJ
and -BnO p m, CraDston's. cornwsl, Newburx.
For Montreal and 'lnat, East 800 n.
Hamilton. London 1855 900, 1915 p n. Terous4
1855 a. m, 1900 ~ 15 n
Elegant ssep,a ours Tor Buffalo yIayars Falls Detroit
Chicago and ~. Lou!&
Day fD,y SATURDAY. Other trains daily ercegs
Sunday a. g. Leave Jsrssv cav p r. X station all:20
s34op. Hoboken. West shore Station, Gil; ~ a.
For tick t time tables paror sleeping car
intor nation. ,Dpv at nces broo Svn Ss3 Wse8
7:30 Fuiton.st Annex On,e fose OF Futone4
New York CiryS63 1885, 9t2 Broadway. 1881 Bowcry -
Place. West station loot ot Wesy tzooA
Jav.sL. ". II {. r. LAMBEhrs
Vauderblrave General Passenger A9oo9s
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
Ocean Gteamers.


ANCHOR LINE. U. Mail Steamships.
~ NEW-YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
s. S. CITY OF ROME sails "Wednesday. April IL,
and every fourth Wednesday thereafter. ~
Saloon passage $50 and VI ward Seconi class ESQ.
GLASGOW. VIA u. E.NDCNDERRY.
Ethiopia, Mar 2t, D. m Devonia April 2, p m
ApchorIa Mar 81 s a m. Circassia April IA, o. m
Rates OF passage Glasgow. Derry Liverpool OF Belfast:
Cabin. s45 and s55.
Second class. $50 Steerage s20.
For book OF Tours or further info, ndtio apply to -
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green. N. "
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
GRAMMAR SCHOOL. I. AS

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1. 473
y ,rosiwsy near 42dst DIST year Primary con-
sSa
W00DBRTDGE SCHOOL, 32 East 45th-st
For Both sexes-City.
THE BERLlTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
nson Conversational knowledge in shortest time temso
THE cKITTENDEN.
ana kHdseaeu Ss SoS SCHOOL
SECOND > sr,.iaDg. WHETHER
s1iS iS:.s ssh f vi. sDlSsry s PACKER o
For Young Ladies-Country.
RLAIR PRESBY TERIAL ACADEMY.-Both
SSS usa S d4s%n: s .as p.ass oIs
efnsp
II mary Insenoea se Classcsl English Music. Pupils
e nh s Tsss s
TRINITY HALL. Beverly, Nj.
Established 1867
thorough home school for twenty young ladies. Varied
advantages Of the highest order Careful training In
mind and heart Solid culture in English. Music Art and
Languasea prescribed for students preparing for
any college Spring term begins February For circular
''' RAcHELLE GIBBONS HUNT
W. SCHOOL for young Lsde, land and asts p GTIs & eIghsn &
1851 wnus sdsIs fen ss
I'D QUARTER.-kOCKLAN COLLEGE.
= NYAGK, N, r.. will open April 3 for English,
BusinssA University Preparatory Course for Ladies Mu
'-A ~ W. 'Rf e. BASNisffEh isisfffS A. NJ. Principal
Boys and Young Men-Country.
RORDENTOWN IN. j., MILITARY INSTl-
saS e banks 2. The Desws
re4shp solid work English Natural Science Modern
and Ancient Lsngusges Mathematics Musc-Upton's U.
=. 4. TaeucA Rev T. II. LANDON, A. NJ, Principal
RRYANT SCHOOL, Roslyn. l.. l.. N. "
~ Boarding School Of the hg hest for boys Pri
Gfo. ssTcR c6sTnIYou' Principal
EREEHOLD ms II fU re, Freehold. n. j.
a% w. 6HAS2Essss ass ss1aSf 's1 FIneps aps'''
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR kOY3.--At Mil
~ e.crt Ceun Parents who are unfortunate the man
agenent Of heirsons will do well profit BY advantages
offered BY this school Address FRANK NJ. HOWE supt
GlGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Wor-
~ cester, Maa@l2d year English Scientific Classical
Q. D. METCALF. A. NJ, Superintendent
IRVING INSTITUTE, rarryto wn on HUI
oner. unusual advantages seeking
nsvucton for their boyA Address 4. ARMAGNAc, Phi D.
H5(MA a YEAR FuR .yYA
0OVV eWkIxM Q9AoETklpQE A ~: lHssxnsl,
e. tt| III ~ f| - - - ~
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF JERSEY
IN Trains leave Chambersst Station week days fot
Engewood renadv Ciostsr Sosrkil snl Nyack 30 709
800 g. 50 and ll:30 a. M 16 B. 30 400 450 62. SAC
e4o 500. 1880 m IL ridnIght Sundays 200 $50 ~
mans. week days. 7:0o 950s m. 4:50 GAO n sanday
$50 a NJ. ID. IN,
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
MS ~ess based on American Standard Of Classification

sedoriipsry 7I.ie Low MiddlnE ....... il.l8
O.. Cos Orinary. 7t iiidlng ----.--..SS-lo
with quite free buying on speeuative, account the
m advance for the day OF SAL points on the old and
2d5 points the new crop Saes-178 800 bales
Days
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
General Manager Genera PASSENGER Agen
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF CUrtiands sno
Desbrosses sts as follows: -
a m. for Catasauqua and Intermediate ponu ,
a N. fo7 Geneva. Lyons, Elmira Rochester, bunalo
and the West and principal local points Chair car 70
D. N. for TunKhannock and intermedi4te points:
Chair Tunkhannock Connection 70 Reaong ma
$40 D m. for Pit,ston and principal intermedists
points Chair 10 PttstOn. -
6:2o D. M for Coplay and Intermediate points. Son'
nccfion tn Reading Harrisburg Char car 10 CoplAy
3 20 o. m Tor Geneva Lyons, Elmira Rochester. Buf'
fal0 ana the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons.
s:i5 o. m for Iaurays and intermediate points.
Trains leaving at 8 a. m. D. NJ and 40 p M. con
meet 'or AL poh@ suNpAY TRxI.S
Ssa m for Mauch Chunk. Hazieton and tntermeoiaes
points. -.
go p m. for Cogay and intermediats point
Bunao ara me West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyona
General Eastern Offrp. 23S broadway
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22

HARFERS probably treats greater variety Of topics
Of immeac interest ths general reader than other
Of our ArArican magssinca -Louisville Post
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22

ADvERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
IA YORK TRIBUNh WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES 10 l,2ss BIoadwss. corner Thirty;
and Twenty third until p 30S West Twentythrd
ct, Eighth l62 sixthave. 1853 Fourthave cor
Fourteenthst, 100 Thrave. Forty sevenh.s
l0o7 Thidays near si1tiethst and tae Rim en-
Thr lave, corner Opehundred up TO
\ n. at reGrlar od1c1 rates
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22

CUlON LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVE RP0OIA
Leave P,sr So, N. fcot OF Klng-st
WYOM Nc tuesday. March ~, 80 p m
ARIZ MA a.. Tuesday April 8, 10 30 q IN.
WISCONSIN Tuesiay, April TO- 20 p Ia
AL.srA Tus sioy A9.l A9 9a s;s9 .nu,,Gn 3 m.
Intsrmed at (second class $50. Storage, 800
A. NJ. UNDERHILL 4 CO.. 35 Broadway, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22

A NEW LITERARY SENSATION.
ROBERT LOUIS sTEvENsoN's
NEW NOVEL
THE OUTLAWS OF TUNSTALL FOREST,
WILL BE COMMENCED IN
NEXT SUNDAYS MERCURY.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22

CUNARD LINE.
NEw-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via oU EENsrowN nom
Pier 40, North River
FAST EXPRESS NAIL SERVICE
scrya, Men "a. 9 80 y. Gala, April IL . a. m
Bothns Mch 2s. 81 M Euura Api IA :3q q. m IN
Umbria Mch 81, 80 m Servia. Sat Apl IL D. m m
Cabin passage seo $50 ana 500 Intermediates s35
steerage tickets and all parts OF Europe a very
low rates For freight and passage apply to tho CON-
p~''' VERNON II. BROWN CO., General Agents.
CIRCULAR LETTERS of credit for travellers
~ abroad available in all parts OF the world Issued BY
HEIDELBACH, ICKELHEIMER = co,
Foreign Bankers % Willam-st
1NMAN LINE U. s. and Royal Mail Steamers
Il FOR u EENsTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF RICHMOND SATURDAY satuFSny Mash Marsh Il %
CITY OF BERLIN :. Saturday. April Z 3 D. m
Inmas Pisr foot q rranast nSn Jersey ctyh
sao and sax STEERAGfi, 500
No 1 Broadway. NJ Y.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
CRIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 401, s17

ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 401. 317,
II I'll and 957 Broadway. 1887 Bowsry. ls7 westst,
Battery place. CHAMBERS street and 23d Street ferries
NswYok; 33l and S33 euliou-s; Brsokiyn; lot broad
way williamsburg corner Newark and ufson sta Hobo
ken; so Montgonery-st and NewStation. jersey CITY
for checking transfer OF baggage be
Express 23s minutes earlier than time sho
from Cham sersst local trains 70 IN minutes eariier
Ga (Suniays. Chamberss Stb % st 7:66 q m)-DAy
MIRA Hsrnsl.v willie. Bunala Pullman sleeping Coach
from Hornelsville To C,pcinnatL
m.-Daily Chicago and ST. Louis Limited solid Pail
train Of Dav and Buffet sleeping Cosches to BunAle
81 Lsuis; No extra charge for fast time ,~..
11:3O m.Day Chicago Express Pullman Bunes sIeepin9
Coaches to Bnghamton OwoRs. Elmira. Rochester But
fal0 Jamestown youngstown. Cincinnati aud Chicago
sS s sss ac BIO $780, 5 Sio $50 ioso
p. IL night Also TO RUTHERFORD $50 NJ 30 y N;
TO Passac a. IN, D. no.. sundays. 4:45 8l6 1880 mt
~ uson q 4 $50, 7:30. g. 10 80 M IL night %.
s,SS 4$a 40 5:iS: $40 800 $40 $50 7'sS q
am; IL noon; @ L. 6sO 7:3D 1890 l1.;0 Il ni9hs
Newark ami Paterson via Newary54 49, $50 $50 tOo0,
llso%n s3o 40 40 5'9s a6 sSo ga S2o sc 7sc 10
$40 $50 1890. o. io;3s m; II night Also 20 Riass-
sundays 445. S:i5 1890 m. q 4, $50 ~ aishs
Newburg AMI coruwal7;5o. 81 ~ $780, sss. o'oo e;Ss
warwick-weeg days. 9. 1880 n nj A3opm
Goshen-4:45. ESQ, 8. 10 80 $50 $50 ll;S0 p m
snndavs 4:45. Sis. 1880 a m; $50 ll;S0 u ma
Middetown and Port Jervs-446. 75o. 1890 M $3.50
Express train. from the West NewYork st 7sA
1856 a. ni and 1926 y. - ..,.rrp
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY rELEsRApH.

aUTPALo March 81 -cItfs- tssaiDs sst ~ hpurs vsrs
e7V heah Total fer thus far lss hesl Same
last wrck he, conssse through rsrs 1s OF
Ia NevYo Z. cars on sale .rkst iii AMI nonlnal
shep-ssosipts iast 70 hs<rs s.s0J bad rots ter
~ fOs heat For tins 25IDe
head Csasaue throarh II cars, Of which % w.Yorx
- e sesfv 0so Cnoics 81 sO9 W 90
choc. - Erirs 80 eJ0S5 IS ood Lambs S.
Ezra 81 9l0sfs all vTrrin tzkeu.,
Hogs--RecoiDis ast - 1884 heat Total
thas ~ s sat For time last ~ s75
a-sd consi<ne. through SO sars. 10 of which New
Isrk cars on sale market stroaz Mlxsd ks aud Light
% Ss ssssssd nsaaS vsisSs = icSsS Is II .srsss
ouaAsa tass s,,z zsss xassA as-As 9vwn
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22

WHITE STAR LINE.
norAL o4o ANb UNffTED fThD srATEs H MXiL sTEHMERs
GERMANIC, Capt. Geadell We'd. March 2s 80 o. m
,ARABIC IRA Capt Burton. SatSriay % Ma, MaIoh 81 a. m
'oELTIG Cag s Trying we Wsdnssdsy Apr Is 30 m
RArEs-.saloon, $50. $50, $50 and 500 Return
Country 500 a limited Number OF second cabin
passengers carried these steamers, rate
$50 and s35: excursion, 500 and e6S. For
Inspection plans other information apply the Com
pany'S Once, No. Al Broadway, New York.
J. BRUCE ISMAY Agent
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The White Star Line Steamships Arabic sailing
Saturday March 81 and Baltic. April 21 to Queenstown
and Liverpool will second cabin and steerage
gers only The second cabin Will bo bertbed
In the saloon and have the Of the saloon
and saloon deck. Rates $50 and S35. Steerage $40.
Apply the company's Offices ~ Broadway, TO any
Of the local agents. j. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent
(NOMPAGNlE GENERALE TRANSA rLAN.
" TO- Frs tH LINZ. 10 HAVRE
nnLanys PIER No 40 North River foot OF Morton-st
LA BOURGOGNE Frangeul Saturday, Mar. "a, D. M
LA BprTAGNT. De Jnussrlin. Sat. March 81. a. m
LA uANp,cNr' Poiero SATURDAY.. AMI T. 2 D. m.
LOUIS DE BFBTAN. Agent. No Rowling Green.
DED STAR LINE.
IL FUR NlwERP AND PARIS
Sailing from ~ York and Antwerp weekly.
BELGENLAND SATURDAY March "a, 80 D. m
Fall and winter rates First cabin. ESQ 70 SIS EE.
cursi0n, $40 20 sl 25 Second Cabin, $40 Excursion,
e12 and $50 Steerage at very low rates
PETER WRIG HI SONS. Gen'i Ag IS, 55 broadway
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-03

= Die iiingfen antli9en Beritbte
Der Ner3te iiber bas 8efinben bes 4ron.
prinsen i6einen ni@t gan3 bsr optimi.
itii6en Nnffaiiuns sll entipre9en, mel.
DIE bic priDatmelbungen Der Iebten
Wo6en pielfa6 sefunben baben. Die
Bulletins uerben ofFenbar nit groBer
gorii6t obgefaBt nnb man bltei
fib oorldufig, 6offuungen 5u er.
tpeden, bic lid bann tpteber als trii.
gerii6 ermeiien t6nnen. Die 6aupts
frage, um bic fi9 MlIes brebt, ob bas
2eioen frebsartig 1T ooer nitbt, tuirb
atpar, tDie mir aus pripatmelbungen
pilleu, BON einigen Der bebanbelu6en
Ner3te nod fiir cine offene gebaIteu,
bod senigt bic giiniiise gntfuidlung,
bic bas 2eiben in ben lebten beiben Ms0,
naten genommen bat, an1 nidt, um
bic uriprhn9li6 geffellte Siagnofe fit
cine irrtbiimlibe gu erfldren. gfur ber
8laube on ibre abiolute 3uperldffsfeii
lit Hart erfmiittert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-02-03

-Nus ber Rangs unb charlottesville
Der preuBii6en Mrmee fiir 1883, tpeI9e
benz beutf9en 2aifer am 5. Sanuar
iiberrei9t purbe, ift berporaubeben:
8ei ber 9lrmee gintbeiIung figurirt
BEL benz Is. Mrmeetorps bic 33. Dipis
fiDn, nit Der 65. unb Sc. Snfanteries
Brigade. oils neuer $ruppentbeil. Bel
ben Snfante,ie &esimentern go. 13,
IA, 16, II, 18, 80. A, SO, S., 78, 83,
112, 113, ia, 129 Fnb aum eriten
MaIe, felt benz Beiteben ber preuBilben
Nrnee, sierte 8ataiQone aufgeftibrt,
udbrenb bic 4rmee felbft pieberum um
bier neue &egimenter, 9fo. 1878
bermebrt tporben lit. Mnitatt Der 8es
neral. Snfpettion ber Nriilerie finb s,pei
General Sniettionen unb 3tpar cine
iol@e ber GelbsNrtillerie unb ber Sub.
Mrtillerie erri9tet nnb als erfer ens
ipefteur bet IeBtereu Der @enerals s2ieus
tenant b. Eoeroans5 ernannt uorben.
8ei ben @eneral= aommanbos ber Mrs
1eetorps lit nur elm ein3iger We9ieI
au ner3ei6nen, ndmli9 bic @rnennung
Des @eneral 3ieutenants b. b. Burg
gum fommanbirenben @eneral bes 2.
Mrmeetorps an STEELE bes In ben &us
behanb getretenen Generals ber Sn,
fanterie b. Daunenberg.
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Cine 9(enherin8 Garaots iiber
9emfSn1Inn6.

8on elmer Goiree BET bem berfprbe.
men 9i6ter 8ietor 9ugo eradblt elm
reinsemeibter Deutf6er" In einem
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bertbeibigte beftig bic Sbee zines balbi.
gen Gelbauges, Gimon plauberte nit
mir iiber gtebenbiuse. 5errp sudte nur
bic N9felu unb f9htteIte ben Gopf,
tpdbrenb Suliette 9ambert( Grau Moam)
8eifaa flati1te. 9abi garnot aber
erwiberte mbrtli9 iebr ernit: rWenn
man elmer &egierung Sumutben ipollte,
6ranfreib gum 6riege au fiibren, 10
mdre bas cine perfbie, bic idb nit
aIer Graft bes patriotismus
3uridmeilen mhBte. Die 9epublit TT
ni@t ber Grieg unb fann ibn nod in rs
Sabren ni9t tDollen; fie min bloB 9ers
rim i'm eigenen 9auie bleiben unb felbft
ibre gbre unb Snterefen ipabren. Srob
unferer Nieoerlage bor Is Sabren, troB
Der @ei6idlidfeit Der paniforsaniiation
finb mir nod lange nidt babin gefoms
inen, Dor unferem S9atten s,l 3ittern.
Man fpiele ni9t al3u iebre nit einenl
6entimentalismus, Der albern pdre,
tpenn er ni1t perbre1erii1 5ein tpiirbe,
benn man f6nute lei1t eine Mirtuug
berDor6rin8en, bic ber ertparteteu ents
gesengeieBt 1T. Granfrei1 1T mod
lange ni9t feif i'm Snnern, unb bic
Gepublit miro nur beffeben, tpenn he
Griefen in europa bdlt. =. Wenn
Die erotif@en linternebmungen au9
ni9t siel nlBen, 10 f9aben fie Denigs
ltens ni1ts unb bienen ais uebungsfelo,
tuie sur gef@dftigung maBiger, unbes
quemer Beobubter, = 0ortbeile, bic i9
sic niGt 5u unteri6dBsH bitte.@
so perf6buli6 bieie Worte Deutf6s
Lamb segenhber tlinseu, 10 tuenis Snms
patbien bat @arnot fiir NuBlanb; er
liebt eber polen. gnglanb baBt er ges
raeesu. St iiebt in bemfelbeu sen nas
tiirliden Geino Srantreid5s auf alien
@ebieten BET @olonialpolitif.
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Ob, bamit bat es CUTE Mese, Dere
iebete ber Doftor la1enb. 9err Smes
renbol6 fagte ber 9ulebdurin barfd,
er gebe fi1 nit iol9en 2umpereien
tpie &eeepteidreiben un6 pfafers
i9nlieren f6on lange ni9t mebr ab.
maBen er ii6 ausi9ieBlid auf bic eble
8ummelei perlest babe.
So, ct NOR INNER elm Bumnler,
tpenn nitbt edlimmeres. Ct ffeini
iibrigens in ber neuen Welt iein Slid
gemo9t 5u bobeu. Msnigfens bat mit
Die alte llridel ungebeuerli6e Singe
bpn ben Golbflumpen ersdblt. tDel9e
Der Mann mit9ebradi bdtte, aus @ali.
fonium uie he iaete.
st madbt fi6, bore i'd, ben @paB ben
8auern In Der 91dnte bic abenteuers
ii9fen Dinge tber Mmerifa aufaubeften
unb bot fe burd Noraeisen bon elm
poar 0Inoebol ealifornif6er @oIbs
quar3e BALI toll gema9t. llebrigens
lebt Ct tpie Elm fotter Bummler unb
fGeint es 5u f6nnen benn er foa bic
Sai1en INNER boa gutter flingenber
3wan3iser baben unb 5le fin6, tuie sic
ipifen, bermalen bier 5u 2anbe ionit rar
genug.
SD mollte, er singe bamit bin, tpo
ber pfeffer tpd1f. gs tbut nidt gut,
10 einen epnii9en Whffg9dnger, Der
iuos otaufgebea laiIen tam, In ber @es
ineinbe 5u baben. Bereits fnb elm
paar 2eute au mir getommen, um mir
3u iagen, He bdtten tpDbl 2uf, aud In
Das 2anb aus5umanberu, no es in ben
GluBbpben Golbflumpen ftait Gieiel
gdbe. SD las ben 2erlen tii9tig Die
Geuiten unb fagte ibnen, tpenn fie babetm
70 fGafften, tpie He bort i@affen miiBten,
ipdrbeu fie uHo ibre &inber aud bier
ibr Nusf0mmen finben. Nd1fen
Sonutag iperbe i9 tiber biefes Mmerita=
fieber cine energii1e Yrebigt balten,
um bem tpeitereu lImii1sreifen beKels
ben bDr5ubeugen. llebrigens III es
fdaoe um ben 3merenbDlo. SD traf
i'm geltern BEL Der SraumIore briiben,
bic mir tuieber elm prd9iises Bru9ffhd
bon einem uralten mDtbolegii6en
Wolfslieb mitgetbeilt bot. st bat fi9
tpunberli6e ameritonii9e Maniern uno
&eoensarten b,igelegt, bena1m fi9 absr
geSen mid gana nianierli@, bas muB
i'd iageu, unb bat mir nierfmiirbiee
Singe inbetreff ber relisi6fen 8orfels
IunSen Der noroamerifanif1en SnDias
ner er3dbIt. Ser Mann bat oiel geIe>
ben unb ueiB piel. SD erinnete mid,
b0B er nit ben gldn5enbiten 3eugniiien
BON profeHoren uno @raminatpren bon
Der lniberfitdt mad 6aufe fam unb in
ben eriten Sabren, als er bier ieinen
geruf ausiibte. bnm resften tpiHenf9afts
li9en Streben beieelt mar. Namentli6
trieb er Botanit unb gbenie NIT gr6Bs
tenn Offer uub i@0nfem grfoIg. 2lutos
ritdten bieIer WiHenf9aften gaben ibm
bas 3eugniB, baB er in beiben ni1t uns
ipiftige 6ori6uugen eema9t babe.
Damn III es in ber Sbat idabe um
ibn. Iber mas bat benn bic 2aufbabn
bes Mannes 70 seii6rt? Sd b6rte Don
eiuem 8erbdltniB su bsr Sraumlore
fnunteln.
(6ortietuns foIst.,