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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-13
slrtporthn,s 9tebftdhle.
Sine refaItatInie RetIe oes gRaaoss Yabep6
naGl 48ontreaI. - 5ebIasidIa8eRe Goff:


nanssn.
@GeueGaub, o., 70. Rou ember.- Rit
berGatriht, bas Der 9ur6brenner 4rmcrtbg
idetut es ytt9te 81 iein, ba bis lest tueri9s
ftens ieoe Sefati8ung eaftir ans9ebliebea
If. Sm SegentheiI bat bic lan9e 4bDeiens
belt Oes Wapors B1bcod, Der tbm nab
Routreal nahgereiii If. beretts etai9es BE.
iremoen errest, uno 9as nm 10 mehr, ais
man augenbttdlid nidt einmal meib, mo-
unier Stabtoberhaupt iid1 CUR 3ett aufbdlt.
giuige beionbers ar9po1nitde 9emttber 1a.
ben iosar f9ou bic Sefnr4tHn8 ausaeipro'
den, 6aB 8abcod uuo 4rUortbg iiA IN ben
Gaub 9etheiIt uuo berrli4 uuo IN Sreuoen
lebeu, pabreub bic Stobt fib mad tbneu
iebut, bod ift 0as cine i4pere SerleImbun5
beS 0iapors, Der ftl ole Wliibe gibt, fir bic
Stact 10 piel beraus 81 idIaaeu, ais m09lta
III; ie6enfalls Dlrs Ietu SeRCebaI cabiu ges
ben, BON arDortbp gum Riu0eteH S3E fta
ifIfe 3I erlan9eu, neIdle es ibm eru09h9eu,
itt on leire Siirgeu 5u halteu. Die itJer ben
Dsa9or in Lmlauf Seiestan b0aDIntgen 5e-
rtttte BADEN ieiHeu SetreEIr Samuel Briggs
3u Der grtldruu9 oeranlaBt, bag am 81. Sf'
tober Elm lauges aus gtontreal bnttrte5
Sdreibeu BON Iruortbp antaul, uuO Der
Rapor In Boise Defeu IOfort bortbtu abreiae.
Suymiihsn bat Ct oteen Ort pieoer uerIGl.
len, it absr nod utbt suritd 8siebyt, uao es
iUirS oaher angenommeH, bag er ben beaears
en- Serru irsan5wo in CANADA eutSedt Dat
uao augeublidli4 nit ihm IN lluterhauOiuuz
gen ffebt. Betaunte Irportbss SGse9eu be-
1auPtsn, baB oerTeIbe itts bereits cor absang
ieaee Stiefss ul9 europa aus BEN 5taI0e
5emah, bat.
(spdtsr. )-Wanor Eabtod 1T oou Routs
real 3rrad9ef.brt. obae GrmOrtbp aufgefuas
Den 3u babeu. Gr perSfeutIi1t hlute Nads
nittas oas Sd,reibeu, pel4eS inn en- 20.
Gttober bon MoutreoI aus BON Yrportbp
9etriebeu tpuroe uno TIN peraalaste, BEN
Durdbreurer noGthin 5u foigeH. ayuortbp
matte in bem S6reiben Yiittbeilgu9en,
pelde tofien Iisseu. oaB er Ger Stuot eineu
TbetI ibres SerIuites psrgdten perbe. Der
Wapor pirS :pabri6aiaIid nod eiue 0tetie
na6 Rortreal MAIDEN, mn 4ruortbp poz
u DSIidl auf,uftuSen uno 5n ipre9eu.
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9efttae 9AmeefttsEnse.
goyaetsetteE am untegsa at. sasDreace, -
ee:iMbsh6e aaS @ssIIit bon z1sHidls sa
IEbcu,

Guebec, gan., u. goUember,-9epes
idlen aus ben Iutsren Ebeie Der Brouiaj
Guebsc srgebeu, baB cirfa q SuB 56uee
Gm unteren st. Satprence 9ituer 9efallen
| fuo. @s iisbt III befiirGtsu, ba6 uiele Slider
auf beiben Seiteu bee GOlfeg BON ct. Sam
renee um's 2ebeu tnmen. Der 3eaierungsz
bGmpier yNapoIeOn" if abgeInidt pOrbeu,
nm Die 9tfte abSuiuf,en uae etnaEgeu Shiffz
briifigeu SiiIfe 81 leiftcu.
Die S6ueeffitrme bsgnuuen an 9onners
fa9 Abenb uno oauerten iaft obne l1aterbre.
turs bis Sonntag frnb. SH 2'Sslet, 49
Wlsisn unterhoIb QIebec's, iou Der S4uee
10 oidt gepeien iein, baB Der 2endttburm
bortielbf aIf 80 6uB GutierHang ni6t 81 uHs
terideteea selueIsH uuo bic 9iebeIF9nale niht
III ueruebmeH maren. Die game Rabt unO
bis asfern blies hsr gSiuo nit crfanlrtiger
Seitiafeit, bic @ceen bTadsu iiber Die Saiel
bereiu nnb 9efabrbeten 0sn Bau. Set Sftber
on 2oup unb Snrtberzg goint muBte cine gonje
8lotile BON SabrSeuaen Dor Iuier gebeu, ba.
Iunter Der 9ampfar ,Saaoinlan" cen Gioer'
p0Cl. Bel NRatane ifraRoete eiu nit 5ol3
5el0bener Sdooner, rnb oefen BtGnnI4aft
flnumerte iiG bic gan5e gtadt an oa8 SafeIs
pert an. Die Nrr1sn DIroen uorgeFleIn ses
rettetr nabbem fie i6per inter Dem jSroit 9ez
litter, uno eiuer oerielben fa1n ntdt nit benz
2ebeu taocu tommen. NlS Der mad Qtcers
peel bsifimmte Enmpfer oQafe Ontario" BON
Der ,Bsaber Qinie" Sop gia9oalen paFrte,
hattie er 3Dei BON tetuea 8ooten etnge'
biiBt. Sc ihueite su iener 3ett aefttg, uuo
Die Gee 9ius 10 bod, oab iIe ben Gampfer
beiuehe inter ihren idweren Wahernalien
begrub. Ser 9ampfer pBoIma" nuBte bet
benz Seriu9e, ben n0r6Iid1en SbeiL oes
SaginupO 81 ertetGen, i4leuHiaf Ia ote Eriz
uiipzGat etubiegen, no er Dor Nnter trteb
unb i9lieBlih Guf bic Telen aultsI. Der
@apitGu iOn ertrunfen ieiT. Son elmer 9ros
Sen gHjabl bon Bil9erboOten, pelde itdl Gm
8tenfG9 unterbaIb Auticoffi bepesten, bat
man ieitbem Hihts mebr seb0rt. Ser Dauls
pier ,,gloHtreal," nel3er an 8onuerfa9ss
abeuo nit aDei BafaSieren am Soro mad
DlontrtGI nbgegangeu, pitS lattoem berntBt.
Son Rimouefe. ber le5ten 9oIiitatioa Der
gSuteruaticual &ailDap," tommt Die gtadjs
riht, oaB sin Sijderboct NIT Srei gtanu bar
loren 9egangen lsi. SeIegrnpbeDOrIbte lie
gen oarniebert unO 3ige fuo eHr4 ben
SG)Iee GufGebalteu. Die SerbtuouH8 nit
bem Self =WetterbitreaI n tbatlddlId abse'
idni,teu. Der Yofoampfer g9regoa," Der
Isbte Der Saiion Don Der pSt. G1pteHces
2inie," fam in 0limousfe beute AbeEo nm
IS utr On, fonnte ieooGb in Solge Der bo1en
see peber eiuen 2ootieu au Boro nebmeH,
rod Die Bof inuben. Der Dampfer .6enrp
6ourtbr" tpeIder Dor "a EageH aus Saure
1usIiei un6 iiber befeu Sdidial bereits Be
iorgnifa aebest nurOeu, IL nit gebro9ener
Ggebfolbeufanse in ct. Bierre 9tiquelon
eineelaufen uu0 iOG bort reparirt weroeH.
Nus rem g8effsn rDiro elm SUeiter bsitiaer
Shuaefurm 9smelbet, rpeIdler pabridetElid
hepte friib bier sintrsffsu uuO DieI lluglid
fititer niro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-13
Ssue 4Iet6,ssa. .

Seber GAG briugt mebr SspeiIe, bas ais
Elm lpeSiFldes Rlttel fir nqe Sluttrautaets
ten Or. Rierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery' unerrei6t eaffebt. Ran nebente,
bas eiee etn nItss bepabrtss peilmittel it,.
gs ii in Der &nase penoaeu uuo ais tfitti9
befnueen por6eu. Sir 9als. unb 2unseu'
lsiben, Sotorrh, 9fiereu. uuo YeberbeibueT=
bsn, S1spspte, SOpfweh uuo alle aruntpeis
ten, bic aus oer6orbeuem Blate entffehen,
sibt es y!iGts, mae fih NIT Or. 8ierce's
psitbernhmttr uHo INNER beliebter Uereens
Der "Golden Medical Discovery" uerSleis
Gsn Iast.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-13
Iatft nuO S6tie.

9oubon, u. 9ioubr. = Ser. 5taaters
SbIiaotiouen: 4sprol. 1901, Ditto 45sproI,
Il0aa- atlieu: a.,9.-s8. Al, bitto Brinr.
8, gauaoa Bncific 81, @rie 29s, bitto
a,rior. 1893. SainOis'&eutral 1874. IRericau
z78. ct. YauI 68t, Rem=gort- Gentral i124
genuipluania 564, 8eaeiag PSI, Mericaa.
Central CIT.
9iperponl, 70. Rooem6er.-12. 30 DRtt.
toas. goumpplle: WtltteIiorte OherIdnbey
81, Ditto giem Orleans s.. Die Ser.
farfe bstrusen 10000 galen, Specialization
uub 4gsiubT 1000, 5uInhr u, COO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-13
90le'S 9OneD
Of
FOREGROUND s Gar

f felt 0ieten Sa5rea beIonoer8 g.faaet
ais cin pO6ltBnente8 W2itter IotpO6( far
ole H:onjiden, bic otptcn 8rant5titcn
Ser 2pftr6bre, Oie 9ufen, Sdnapfcn,
8roaaitis unO 2lfgma. 9ierc GauIcnOe
9a6n bic pO5lt5dti9e Iirfang Oiele5
pliaaebaren 8raparat8 eria6ren, anO
Qlcrste, wie @eleBrte anerlenncn cS t6eraQ,
oaB bic 8eRun0t6eile, petac inneirt 6ci
3a6crcitung oieie8 Wittcl8 oerwenoet per.
Ben, gu ienen ge46rtn, iuelae far i9re Beits
iume @trfpra in ioIden qudtenOen Be-
ldpcr0en 8umeiit betonut iia0; gang be-
ion0er8 iin0 bte86c3d8lid Sic Praparatc
bon SOutg, 9OreBOun0 (2tnSOrn) un6
G9cer auiueulPiebIcn,
0as fnO 5par altmOOiide obcr oietera
prObte SeiIuittet fiir brOnditii9e Ses
fdUeroen, ite fteben BET &er3ten, tuie 6ei'Ht
@OGfe in pOpuGaritcm @e6raud nn6 iinS
nit anOeren pertbOoIIen SugreOien3ieu
demji9 bcrbun0en in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-13
2te glusReamno tm ean egatouIo.

San aHtDHio, GeraS, II. Roo.-
@enpr @aIis3a, Der merItanii9e Gtaat8Ies
iretdr, bar bas biefge Guefelungs &cn1ite
tGp0n in aenunis seiegt. bas bic fiir bic bic
fge inieruutionnIe auefeGuug befimmten
@egeufanoe aus g1erifo bereits uuterDegs
isteH. Die meriteuiideu Gommifare ftRo
teretts bier eiuseirOfen. Das Raidlneu5uu5
bat nod eiuen Qnbau haben niiieu, neil ote
uriprirghde 6ale 81 Helm mar, nm ale
@egenldnbe tu faiien. D2orgeu iou bic grs
0fiuuug fattfinbeu. BrdF6tut &leUelanb
nilo oon @albiustOu aus bic ausfeluRS
forreu erOfueu unb BrafSent 9iaj ron
glerito ans iur ieIbeu 3eit mittels eiaes elets
triiHeu 8rabtes bic gaiaiGsrie III 8epes
nNrg ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-13
9rubetsoe 3uftaaoc ttts SSnotaRer.
Serrttortltttt4

Gainesville, Ser, ~. Nou.-9eute
ftiih bier eiusetrOfsnsu Ra@riaten aus
8iibominso, Der SauptfQbt Der @btfaiapz
citation SuIoIge, tpuroe @ouOeruenr Sun am
Iebten Samitag 4beub ermorSet. Gin ernker
&onflitt fett 3rDilaeu ben InbIugeru @up's
unb berienigeu 8pro's, ieines @esuers in
ber fiiraIiheH Rahl, in Iusii5t. Die Nahs
rid3t t;ber Gcunerueur @ups GrmorGnn9 III
iibIigeus nod nt6t befGtigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-13
gGecuteaSc GeanfttOtt Oct fradbt=
r04eas.

gbtcugo, y. NOpember - Die Staten
iiir 9eirrSeruug bon SrQGt BON ber 5eefiiRe
uad9 Chicago Fnb beute anf so Gents pro
@entner fir bic erfie 9luiie, 40 fir Die 5peite,
80 fir bie tritte, 80 ftr Die uierte, 25 fitr bic
iiinite unb 20 fir bic lsG8te reausiyt poGoeu.
Die biftsriSeR Staten puroen erf oor etulSen
gfO6eu burG bns llebereiutOmmeu Der Brdz
iioenten Der SauptItuieg fefseieet uao betrHz
gen IS, 65, so, 35, 80 uHO % &ents fitr Die
riipeitipeu Slafeu. Die abermalt9e 5.rab,
isBuHg Der Staten rUurbe ourh aste yyssUs
gOyltr &entra!babn" begouuen uu6 tpiEo be
@rneu,rung bes alteu 6raGtrateatrtegs sur
SoIge babeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-13
sic 9a,nmb bauten am glto- gsamoe,

@GFafo, Eer., IL. Rouember. r.-Sou=
uernenr 8Os teIe9raphirt on Rapor Wight
boon oa1ier, bas er bic 8eidpsroe iiber ben
Ban bon 9dmmen im 3to @ran6e our1 ote
Iisrifansr Staatsiefretdr Basaro Sorgelegt
babe, uno man mittlerneiIe Die 6Ortiesln9
Der betreffeuben Nrbeiten bur6 @tnbaItsbe,
fepI berbinbern Tonne. Iuf elmer 3piheH
oen bieljgen unO neritaniiHenS Seh6r6eu ftatt=
gtbabten @onf feren3 erfl1rte fidl SigGnr @ars
cin, Der nit ben Damn grbeiteu betrcute
Sugenieur, bereit, bteieIbeu bic jur grleots
9uua Der Strettfrase 5wiI6eH unierer uuo
Der merifaniI9en 8egieruug 81 fiftreu, bod
iou 8ies burhaus feline Auertenuua9 Der
ameriinniI9eu Nuipriibe iuuoIoireH.
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Dos aelpe Ntcber.

9ecatur, GIa., II. Nspember. - @es
fern Iriib trat lai6tsr 6rOf eiu, uuo beute
trib bilpete ii6 Sis an ueriaieoeaeu Buuf=
ten. Srsboem purben beute fluf uene grs
trontungen am gelben 6tsber gemaloet.
Sad{onuilIe, 8la., 12 NoUember. -
6Iuie nur6eu 80 HeEe griranlungen unb
6rei Gohesidus an gelben 6ieber bier be-
fidntef
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-11-13
Ste SpGif;oa BET SanSDsSooF.
uatsr8ana eft .Sbssia." Sahrsens mHS
GatGo total ostIorea. - Gfeparatur uao
etttmaiise abfahrt Ser ~Mmbria."

StgbEan68, R.-S., II. Iopember. -
Der 3umpier Siberia" neld)er am CANT
fag nit Der Dllmbria" colltbirte NIB i4Uet
beiddei9t nuree, tonute geffera bon bier aus
an BEN 9egent!ber liesenoen Strauoe non
Song SsIaHO SentIiG Seispeu psroeH. 9eGte
1T eas gSrad beri4punSeu, uao man oera
mHtbet, oaB eS eutDeber unterse0aa5eu ooer
mad gtepsYolt bu9firt norbea ii.
HemzD ort, II. giouember.-Der grOse
&unar6hampfer Sllmbria" trat beute Bor.
tntttcs nbernola feline ON leBten Samfage
our6 tie gcutRon nit Der , Siberia" uuters
brO6ene Eabrt rad 2iuerpOol en. Die ers
iittene 8ei4doi8ung am 8Hg 1T our9 Gin
i6ten etuer 9rCsea Stabiplatte repartrt Dcrs
ZEN. yiur Bpei Der friihereu Rafiaaiere
paren abpeienb, ndnIi6 cine betagte Dame
nub ibr Sobn, tpelGe bei6lofien labeu, tbre
3ieiie li6er ben O3ean bis gum 6rabigbr 5I
peIidiebeu.
Ser BON Qi0erpool fomuienbe Danipfsr
sTlaeta" fnbr gegen llbr baute fEiib ami
fdeu Southnefs Spit uub SOipitaIsSsls1S
in cer untereu BAL anf, wlrbe ie0o4 bel'm
Giutretsu Der 5lutb nteSer fott uuo erretd]te
bente JfaGmtttag uubefGdoigt feline Berfte.
Inter ben BaIIagieren befineet ii1 grzgtIp0T
@arter Sarriioa uon Chicago.
Die &emorquenre ,,@. y. &Gpmoa6, IN Snz
hian" uuo .5reb. .. 9aIjell" tebrten ipat
beute yfahmittag mad Rem. YOrt 3urlif unO
beridteten, baB ale SpureR Der Siberia"
beritnunben ieiiu. Giner Der RemorqIeure
traf ben 2ootienidooner a@GioDen .. &olt,"
Sefen RaanI6Gft mitt4eilte, eaB Der sr'
pdbnte 9ampfer nm 11O llbr ON Sonntag
Ibeub unter9ing. 6r. giDeu ert!Grt, er
ner1e feline neitereu Infireuluu1su Sur Rets
ting bes @nraCs MAIDEN. Ser geridt oes
Gapitdne SagoleS, Befeblsbaber8 Der pJbe.
yia," jol uo1Idnftg ni9t oeI6ffentli9t peroeu.
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sse ormbeafataftsopoe In aaafas,

BtttSbure, as., 70. NOuenber. -
Bis geffprn gbeu6 llbr tuaren 80 2ei3en
uuo 20 Serpuuoete aus Der in 6olge elmer
grplofon peri4ittetea Soblengrube 3u Gage
gef6rbert morbeu. Son ben 8erle5tea werz
Gen flint pnbrf6sinlid1 ftsrben. dPan ight
ned INNER mad meiteren Spfarn IN bem
gEerte, iRoeHeu glaubt man, oaB Jest alle
anfgefuneeu fiab. gs batteu iib sur 3sltber
@rplohon cirfa $50 Utann in oer 3l1e be-
inu6er, tebn9 entfam Der gr6Bte Ghall Our9
len SentilatiOnss rnb Rettuugsi1aht. Die
2eitheu 0ou etpa 90 Spferu, 9r0Btent5eiI8
@nal1nbern, tpur6eH beute hierher gebrdtlt
nno inter 0roBer SethetIiguug befattet.
ytafieben6 fOl9t cine m0SliAt oolfdaOtse
gile Der @etOOteten: Wr. 8. Softer, 5lObert
Briharo, Graut Wari ribantuser, gSul. 8tm.
bors. Sames 8illou, aler. 2acom, Sohaun
gEeiienberger, geOrg g8etleubev9er, gSilb.
giiuer, Sames G'6ara, 9erm. Smitb,
98iuiam @umoob, 8aoio 5urreu, 9eOu
D!aue, @omaro gane, Soi. SoIita, 8o;a
Sara, Charles Goeco, 2Out8 BerthuEe, SEQ.
Sooner, Sarrb 9aniou, &owar0 5reoertd,
@eOrge @rCrtpn, @ufau DniOfen, Sufa0
8ufiane ~, Salon Durrane, 2lIeranoer
Seples, 9ntou 8IaHte, Daniel 9fGnoaa,
Daniel 2omb, Sobn &ounors, 6rauf grice,
Iugufi Salber, 2e0n Deuer, Iuguf Barber,
SobH SOnes, Daniel GerreHaL, Starl Rauz
itBsnbsrser unO Elm 8nabe, glameus GbOmp'
Inn
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$ O tc'8

9oate BON a5ore6o1ao (glnSOga)an0
S0eet.
g6aruung! 0lan muB iid Dor RaMa6=
munacn in gtdt ne9meu!
gerlau9t boBer au3Oridli5
gales 9outg ton 9urea
bounO (AnOoru) nnh
Sgcrr unO ne5mt ia uidts
au6cre8 an Oefcn Steue.
np3um gcrtauf bel 2tpOtbefern uu6
bel allen @}c0i3ns 9duOlcrn.
gife'8 3abnpeB 5ropfen
turiren in elmer Wluute.
(DtSO-)
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esn ecnefes fdl,var3er aatsonren.

gBaibiugtcu, .. g., IL. gfcuember.
- Sm Souuar 1889 miro bier siu Gonsres
idporser Satboli'en taseu. &c if DIES
ras erfe oerartise &reisnis, ueldes ie ffatt>
tane. g4ie es bsist, bsfnoeu lid1 inter Der
NeaerbeprIferuTg Der 8er. Staateu 200 900
eatholi.en. Gielelbeu fub iiber bic 5hoffaas
ten perfreut, nauleutlicb iiber Narplane,
Tloriea, 2outiinuo uub Bsras, no lie pie!s
SGuleu nub Sirden beiseu.
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Bee IeIephpnproaefi.
Sasme bIstbt Ia, Saathans.

8as Sberbunb esgeriGt bot bic gntidais
ees Greissert4tes fir ben lttbIiden DlFrItt
1on ylemz90rt In SadeH bee @rs4I0ermaRS
Sabne, eiues Der Netp'9Orfer p9oObler," I"
befdttgt. Dies bebentet, ba5 SGbue i'm
.3u4thaIie BON Cling bletbt.
, 1888-08-25

ing themselves as others hear them, and
thus, perhaps, of correcting faults of style
of which they we're previously ignorant.
In this way it shonld be OF conspicuous
utility to vOcdlists, actors, and aspiring pO-
l~iticians; and will afford a constant sup
ply of correct models to any who desire to
cultivate the art of mimicry. 1t will as
sist in the acquisition Of the %prOnuncla-
ton of foreign languages, and will enable
the learner constantly to compare his best
efforts with the actual result at which he
aims. 1t may be SO employed as to pre-
vent the possibility of any m~isrepreSen-
tatiOn of what has passed in an otherwise
private interview and, if it had been in
use three years ago, might have nIpped
in the bud the controversy between Lord
CarnarvOn and Mr.. Parnell. Each of the
participatOrs in any similar conference
would be clearly entitled to preserve u
sealed record OF what had been said on
either side. To what extent a phOnO-
graph will necessarily be conspicuous
time alone can show but if it can be
brought into operation i'll places where its
presence is not suspected, it will be in
many res poets Il terror to evil doors, and
a source Of JOY to nOveliSts as an entire
new source of startling disclosures and Of
unexpected d6A0u6meHtS. Like all other
great contrjvances, it may have its evil or
dangerous applications; but there can be
no doubt that these will be enormously
overbaIanced 10y its utility, and, even if
they were not, it would be impossible TO
withhold the tribute Of admiration which
is justly due to the genius and the indus
try Of the inventor. 1t is safe to predict
that Mr. Edison will hold the first place
among those who, in the present century,
have increased the comforts and conve-
nicnces of daily life by the practical appli-
cations Of science, and who are likely to
be held in grateful remembrance, as henr-
factors OF the human race, when many
who now strut more conspicuously upon
the Stage Of affairs viii have passed away
into oblivi0n.-TimcS.
, 1888-08-25

Mr.. EdisOn's laboratory, the cylinders
which received them were removed, packed
M. and sent across the Atlantic, and final
Nv placed upOn an instrument at OfWOO
As sooL as this second instrument is set IN
motion. the words are repeated in voices
which appear to be perfectly natural. l
have never had the pleasure Of hearing
Mr.. Edison speak at first hand, but
think | should be able to recognize his
voice without difficulty and i'll a cylinder
which recorded a dialogue between him
and Colonel GOuraud, the lndlVIdualItloS
Of the two voices were perfectly well
marked. The photograph now III England
not only embOdies the last improvements
of the inventor, but is actually one OF the
first two which do so, and was finished
very hurriedly for despatch by a particular
steamer. 1t cannot be said to be perfectly
finished in certain details, some contrIvan-
ces which it contains are still unpatGnted,
and it's repeating style has not escaped
quite uninjured from the voyage. For
these reasons, and also because the best
material for the recording cylinders has
not vet been finally decided upon, the
phonograDh is not ready for public GXhI-
bition: but | have been kindly permitted
by Colonel GOuraud to hear its p%Grforman-
ccs. Among them was the repetition OF a
piano solo. of a duet between piano and
coruet, and a trio Of piano, cornet, and
violin. This particular photograph re-
QuirtS to We closely addressed, and, when
il is speaking, the sound emitted is feeble,
unless conducted into the ears OF the lis
tpnpr> by tubes; but | am informed that Mr..
Edison has also succeeded in a construction
which viii be capable of recording general
conversation in II room, the evidence OF
witnesses in Courts Of Justice, the address,
pS of public speakers, the performances OF
an orchestra, or the notes of Il prilad d0R20.
MIR. Edison, in the course OF the message
to which | have referred, twice cleared his
throat i'm order to peak more plainly, and
The sounds thus prOdaced are as definite as
those OF his voice. The impressed cylind-
erS, or phOuOgramS, as it is proposed to
call them, will be readily tranSmiSSlble by
post i'm boxes prepared for the purpose;
and, when desirable, they can be multiple
ed at small cost in any number. The ma
chine, as a whole, is portable, being little
larger than a Remington type writer; and
arrangements have been made for Its manu-
lacture upon an enormous scale, with the
view Of supplying ut Il moderate cost a de
maud which is expected to be almost with
ont limit. In the form now at Norwood the
monograph will be of great value as 4 SubStI-
tute for letters ON matters OF business, as
being, in fact, Il species OF telephone be
tween points 10 and from which no wires
have yet been carried. Many OF Mr.. Ed.
sons friends were Of opinion that the IN
StrlmentS might have been brought before
tlIe public two or three months ago but
he was not at the time entirely satisfied
with them, and has spent the Intervening
The Washington critic., 1888-03-10

PRESIDENT BoGRAN of Honduras, now
serving his second term, is only 80 years
old.
The Globe Democrats latest ticket is
Gresham of Indiana and Tom Reed of
Maine.
The EVENT OF the week in New York
will be the parade of Barnum's big show
tonight.
PATTI LEFT PoRruGAL this week for
Buenos Ayres, where she will organize
the usual Patti opera trust. =
THE TOTAL LOSS by the recent cyclone
at Mt. Vernon, ILL.,, is comp,rted at $780,
600, and the relief fSnd thus far foots up
about s75GQQ.-~
PRtNcE PEDRO OF Brazil is to marry the
Princess Henrietta, niece of the King of
Belgium. She is seventeen and her
home is in Brussels.
WILLIAM SHIRLEY of Ontario County,
New York, is 1903 years old and walks two
miles to church every Sunday. He
fought under Wellington at Waterloo.
Miss SALLIE l.. SPRAGUE, daughter of
ex-Mayor Spraguc of Hartford, Conn,
will soon leave for Japan as a missionary
of the Episcopal Church, to remain seven
years.
FoUR HUNDRED and fifty thousand eggs
were shipped north from Hickory, n. c.,
during January and February. The
hatchways of the ship of state are not yet
closed.
A BosToN CONTEMPORARY says that n
United States vessel has been ordered to
take General Paezvewanz" to Vene-
2uela That's Venezuelan, we suppose,
for the remains of General Paez."
AMELIE RIyEs will contribute her first
novel to "Lippincotts Magazine for
April. 1t Is entitled "The Quick or the
Dead ~ The same number will contain
Il portrait and sketch Of the authoress.
GENERAL BRAGG, the New American
Minister to Mexico, is said to have COM
mended himself already to the good graces
of the business men of the Mexican capi-
tai by the practical interest he is taking
in the commercial and railway relations
of the two countries.
EX-UNITED STATES SENATOR DAVID II.
ARMSTRONG will be candidate for Dele
gate'at-Large to the Democratic National
Convention. Colonel Armstrong, when
a boy of 49, whooped for Andrew jack
son, and he has continued whooping for
Democracy ever slnce.-lSt, Louis Re
publican.
The Washington critic., 1888-03-10
FARMLAND.
So But there nothing half so sweet in life
As boYe's young dream. Moore.

But there's nothing half so sweet in life,
As boye's young dream. Moore.
Yes, there's something twice as sweet in life
As Loves poetic dream;
For such castles fair dissolve In air.
Like bubbles on stream.
It's the browning bliss, the Joy of Joys,
our girls and boys distil
From their dolls and balls, their tops and
toys,
In youths Elysian mill
on our journey down the hill OF life.
As mem'ry's landmarks fade,
Whether dim or frail, we lind the trail
our early footprints made;
And 10 treshens round the sanity guide
We iondly canonzc;
For maternal love was SanCtihed
Ere Eve lost paradise.
We have fancled oft that angels filed
Our childish cup Of bliss;
That they knew our names, inspired our
games,
And stole zephyr kiss:
That they symphonlzed the hymns we sung
(Such thoughts make heart-strings trilU-
Can those white winged playmates, ever
young,
De whispering to US still,
Little powlers we at Christmastide,
Would silly creep from bed,
Just To peep at gifts no art could hide
From eyes by instinct led
How we shook the house with drum and
horn,
Or drove our coachand-four
Til the old folks laughed and called us
daft
But loved MS all the more,
OF those friends of sixty years ago
There lives, alas but one,
And his heads as white, this winters night,
AS snow capped Arlington.
But no castle built ON "Loye's young dream'i
Was ever half so fair
As the golden walls of fairy halls,
When you and were there.
Washington, u, Y, RICHARD 0UJAH4N,