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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-05-05

Is answer % letters from all parts OF
tic United States, asking for the signiii-
cation Of tic recent aurora, Professor
Ncnnor, tho Canadian weather prophet,
says Tie approaching summer will
be cold and Wet over il very consider
nhlr portion of the south and west. I"
lie would not he surprised should each
month for The remainder of the wear
nfing frosts. III past years, brilliant
anroraa NJ this time IL April at Toron-
&, New York and more southern
points have almost invariably been
succeeded hy cold and wet summers.
'rnE Wood River Ntws announces the
following rs authentic The Central
Pacific il 60 commence the construc-
ton of i line from Humboldt Wells 10
intrracet the Northern Pacific in Mon
tana The proposed new line will skirt
the Wood River mountains, and branch
roads will rnn up the valley Of Big and
Little Wood rivers. in opposition to
any lines the Union Pacific may build
The construction of this line gives the
Northern Pacific direct san Francis
eoeonnection independent Of the Union
Pacific or Iowa pool lines.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-05-05

Loss on lumber, 5000; fully covered
nv insurance
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-26
BREAKFAST BUDGET.
California produces 10000 boxes Of "a
sins annually.

California produces 10000 boxes OF raj.
sins annually.
Anthony Trollope was the author Of
thirty.seven novels.
Detroit has more poker rooms than Il has
churches and schools combined.
Mr.. Patrick Calhoun, II grandson OF John
G. Calhoun, is n younglawyer in the South.
A Kansas City man was announced 10
give every colored man in town Christ.
mas ham.
The New York Journalsays there Is only
one thing worse than the cold grave, and
that Is cold gravy.
A mine has been struck near Lead City
which lays over for richness anything yet
discovered In the Hills.
In 1881 Berlin Ind fine child crop
1925; 5el twins; four triplets, males; one
quadruplet, females; 81 ,O55 died.
1t is honestly believed that II Oscar
Wilde should suddenly sit down upon n
ripe tomato, It would cripple him for lie.
l"o years nso -''eSao''' M'Ss'' was oni! j"
pine forest. 1t has now cotton mill EN-.
pIv ,, ''''' ' ' '''''
AAO''"''
at me herman uhi'ersilies Oh ber'lh'
Breslau' anu boh"' 'et'",es a'e III" gwen
OH SUBJECTS cohhec'eu WIN '"''toau ens''
aee''ns anu "'""s '"
1t IS saia 'hefe are more 'hAn 'nr.!
women IN Tue rankS OF the correspondents
at washington IL u washington item gels
away, 1t Is III once preseh'eu WIN " n'eua1.
Walsau, Wis, has rich farmer who
settled near that place '~eh'!'se'eh years
ago. anu during all 'nas !lnie mas never SET
loot IN town anu haialy peeh OUTSIDE OF MS
own door'yard'
A young man in Fonda, la, procureda mar
riage license and took 1t 10 his sweetheart.
She had reconstructed matters, however,
and backed out. lie returned the license
to the clerk Endorsed NO cause OF ac-
tion'"
Two Dubuque miners had their lights 20
out on them when they were eight hun.
bred feet from the foot OF shaft and
alone. They were found several hours ai.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-26
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

Tho next session begins SEPTEMBER 9Th liza
Ten scparnie schOOls. including School Of H,IH,S
ana sehooi OF English. Full cOurses In Law Sns
Medlciae extending Throughout the sesdon In.
scentiac Agriculture: completely equipped chem.
ical lAbraiofy. Thorough Counes In Ancient and
Modern Languages and literature. Text Look. n,
COST. Necessary expenses not over Sl15. Fur cs,,
alogue and other information address "'
W. L.WlLS0S, President,
huo Noigantnwn W Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-26

For Piles, Constipation, aTorpid Liver
and indigestion, be sure and take Mapalin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-26
PERSONAL,
Bob Ingersoll had no Christmas.

Bob 1ngersoll had no Christmas.
Kaiser Wilhelm has diary in several
volumes.
The Poet Whittier favors Senator Hoar's
reelection.
Congressman Henderson hatters himself
that he has the bulge on the Illinois Sena.
torship.
Governor Plaisted Of Maine, will shortly
resume his Blackstone, Coke upon Littleton
and other light reading.
The son OF Mrs. Leonowens, governess OF
tue King Of Siam in his boyhood, has been
invited to Bangkok NJ Grand Master Of the
House, with u handsome salary.
Senator Brown, Of Georgia, is finding out
how dear the offices are to the Democratic
heart. One man writes to him. "You have
hit the nail on the head; drive it home"
lie should have named the office upon
which he had his eye.
Senator Frye, Of Maine, favors . reform
in the Civil Service, not only because it
will be beneficial TO the Government, but
also for the reason that the "bane Of pub.
lie man to-day is the importantly Of Office
seekers, and that his weakness comes from
the distribution Of Federal patronage" He
will support the Pendleton bill, but does
not believe that it goes far enough in di.
vorcing Government officials from Copcres.
siona: influence. ~.
Mr.. William L. Winans, who was de-
ieated the other day in London in his great
lawsuit agalnst his landlord, Mackenzie, is
Il member OF the Baltimore family Of his
name, but he has long lived in the British
capital and will probably spend the re-
mainder Of his life there, as he has a horror
OF crossing the ocean, and has been heard
TO say that he would not do so again for a
million dollars. lie has rented deer
hunting range sixty miles long, extending
clear across Scotland. It was 10 compel
oneof the owners to eyict all other tenants
OF the property that he brought the suit
which he has just lost.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-26

EESE-ODESBAUGH-o Sunday. Decembe,
q, ISL, by Rev. George Z. Hite, Mr. CHARLES F.
FREEsE and A!ss ASSA II. CDESRAUGH, both Of
this CITY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-26
DIED.

KRAFT-on Monday. December IS, 1882, a, one
O'Clock 4. ", ELzABkTH, wife OF George Krait, aged
G. years and Is days
Funeral from the residence OF her husband, No.
el63 Main street. on Wednesday morning at 9
O'Clock. Friends Of the family are invited. In.
terment at Mt Calvary Cemetery.
MALATEsTA-on Monday morning, December
3. lssa, sTErnES MALAYSIA, In the 50th year Of
his aye.
Funeral from his late residence, No. Ill? Main
street. Remains will be taken to Philadelphia To-.
day at P Y. for interuent
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MARTINS CAPITAL RESTAURANT.
The Best JET Black Ink

Can be n ade In 5 minutes, at n cost Of only l5c.
per gallon. No boiling, nor machinery necessary.
Carmine. Purple, Violet Green or any other fancy
colorel irk, by the ame process for only 6Oc. per
pal. Every druggist has the ingredients. We have
manufactured and sold these inks for years. all OF
which have given universal satisfaction. All OF
these valuable recipes " III be sent OH receipt OF
only :5c. In currency, or &c. U. y. postage stamps
Address North: western Ink Factory, P. b.
Box 2tS, Milwaukee " 4, ..g- 9eI-. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-26

ISDuLGrSr parents who allow their chill
dren to eat heartily Of high.seasoned food,
rich pies, cake, &c, will have to use Hop Bit
tiers to prevent indigestion, sleepless nights,
sickness, pain, and perhaps, death. No
family is safe without them in the house.
Trhykw
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PrrrsroEp, Mass, Sept, 2s, ls7S.-SlRs IL
have taken Hop Bitters and recommend
them to Others. as found them very bene.
fetal. Mas. ]. W. FULLER, Secretary OF the
/. lyonlen's Christian Temperance Union.
tl-s- TrhsAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-26
HONEY NAISISG.-A tabuhtet statement
M Ni.a.i,,a l,n,r q "a rrulI rrd SI;9 III ihrr DAYS

only- 81 t60 In one year at sane nate, hy hiIhi3
lucrative Encli,lI System Of Turf Speculation.
Aluo particulars o! how each reader call h'' tnr
truth OF the above Systematic investment, S"a
hsccs. Jockey Mounts. etc. PrutinTtuFnri wee
" with charge Of 10 per cent run Wihn'hg;. ~.
tinr m ENGLISH Derby, the greatest Sye.roId f1,'
in Inc world. SO viii realize a. w!ia ipn S
Sani .tamp for gu, RacinS Guide RlCHARUro'
& 10. liz 10 10 Washington street. ch!tago III
Ipq.fflAx
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UECEMGER DRAINING,
go Prizes siS2 Y,
Whole Tickets $9. Half Tickets, 81. q
Tickets, 800. IS Tickets, 500.
THE WASHINGTON (D.C.) WEEKLY

a STAR. Est AbLlSHED j. IA -.
The STAR Is large, Independent ciSht,p'gc
M per OF ditysix counnS cut, pas.e,l and folded
Contains reports OF Congress. al Government De.
psi,mcn,s, U. s. Courts. Washington News aud
Gossip Political, Pc:rOnal. Society AID Loch! ~
iairs, Correspondence. Sketches, Home Article,
Fashion Notes. telegraph News, (hAMng Us own
vine 10 New York; Literary NotcS, The Makes
&C. Send for s;ecIInen. Try H. OolI on EUd'
LAR 4 Year. Address. TIE WEEKLY SfAH'
u. q. de23 T7hS'T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-26
A:CAR RID.

To all who arc suffering from the errors and In.
discsetons Of youth. nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss Of manhood. &c will send recipe that
will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send self addressed envelope 10 the
Rev. JOSEPH 7. IMAM. Station D. New York City
ocfsr1hskv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-26
PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
LENANDER BONE, ST..

A LEXANDER BONE, ST.,
NOTARY PUBLIC, GENERAL BUSINESS AKIN
LICENSED REAL ESTATE AGENT, STOKE
edgeincnts, aud Partnership Agreement, drawn M,
Merchants and Manufacturer Hooks 0t~u"h'
Houses. Rented, Rents Collected, CollrCtM,,
promptly remitted-All business correspondence
conndentially attended 10. No. ll6S Market street
"0us Block y corner Market and Twelfth siteei,'
Wheeling West Virginia. mol.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-06
FUTURES.

THERE were no developments in the future
market to-day further than point or two adj.
vanee.in New York and New Orleans, which
may be lost again tomorrow. The scalp.
ers are doing the work and the sales are
light indicating nothing but the operation. of a
few Spectators on a small scale.
Futures in New York opened steady ut the ad.
lance OF ? points over Saturdays close: on
fourth and fifth calls they reached 8 points
higher but finally closed atl2 q for Auenst +
points above last week, Sales, &C. OOl bales.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-06
THE DALLAS herald, TUESDAY MORNINti JUNE 1880
nens SOlsi France and channel ports none. Tn
sock on hand at all the ports was 4ss ~ bale,

VI MANU- ~ ali the ports was kS - bales
SELMA, Alabama received It's first eottor
bloom May %
The yicksburg Sentinel has received fully
Warren county plantation.
us reported that 1000 acres of cotton land
when Mad been worked one time are unde.
water b the latest overflow in Bolivar
=, We take the following from the last number Of
the selma Alabama, Times
Certainly"
Then tel your readers in the morning tina,
selma VIII begin receiving new cotton within
me next SIXTY days, The crop is way ahead OF
iasl year Squares are rapidly forming. some
lew blooms have been noticed, and It's six
weeks, you know, from the bloom TO the omen
nou' Were all going to make an immense crop
Inc prospects are most fattering, Corn is
jumping along, and the oRt crop, Il gigantic ore
is safely made. The country is on the hlph
road to prosperity" With these cheering re.
marks our enthusiastic friend, one of the mos,
his way. WIN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-06
CHEAP Golmmm
5lnHces.

NoTlCE-.Advertisem may be HANDED into
~ our business office up 70 sp. m, and into the
composing room up II a. m.
NoTICE-A liberal trade will De given for a
residence In pleasant part Of the city, con.
nslning six or seven rooms. Address Residence
HERALD Office. i2a-tf
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2:ortnd,
stolen.
Mlo,leM to Noalt.

MONEY TO LoAN--I will lend $4,000, in
lNl sums not less than sl,0eJ, on long time at
10 per cent interest James Is. Simpson, COS
Main street. Dallas, Texas. my2j.2w
MONEY 70 LoAN-on farms; long time; low
wi rates, J H. Watkins & Co =, Marsalis build
ing, Dallas Texas my7.tf
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ErnplouNtcnt.

EMPLOYMENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS house
Ia servants or any kind Of labor, call at the
employment 0thcc, 600 Main street near Del.
monico restaurant for employment Telephone
Your orders 4 fIprg mylg
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-06
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

We Warrant Six Boxes Of Dr. Y. G, VESTS
Nerve and Brain Treatment 10 cure any
Mrt,ons Disease either male or female, Of
ache, Mental Depression, Loss OF Memory.
spcrmatorrhTa and involuntary Fmissions
caused by oycrwork OF the brain, scIf.ahuse
etc, aud will give written guarantee with
each 20 order, agreeing IN refund the money
II the treatment does not effect a outc In ii,
months. Price, 81 per box; six boxes Tor a.
sent prepaid by mall on receipt Of price, GUAR
an,ecs issued by r, FREDERlCksoN, Who'll,
doris by mail nj regular price
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Tomec Of Attornc,,.

WE, the undersigned, NOTIFY herewith the
w public that Mr.. Jacob Mcnczer is our lawful
attorney In fact viii collect all money! due the
urn OF JOS. Mcnczer; manage the business OF
Glncksman y Co, aud buy for the same goods for
cash only Power Of attorney is on the records
OF Dallas county, Texas :
JOS MENCZFR,
a.lo. PAUL GLCCKSMAN,
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Medical.

Illustrated Msrrisse Guide, NO passs c,o,s
= s,l' binding 80 cents same in paper cove.
. cents Manhood, 10 cents womsnssoa IA
cents pamphlet cents securely sealed nv
mail send money or postage stamps y,
MhII TIER the great specialist el7 St cas,i..
street. St Louis. No
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COTTON.

,oa w only feature worthy OF notice In tho cot
pn market to-day was an advance of a Nj xieenth
NEW York Tho market closed firm In New
a,v,ahs nominal In Galveston aud s,cndy In IT
NUS, NUS The reports from Liverpool represent
NY NY o. market firm aud unchanged There were
,hs' vvslpn IN this city worthy OF mention, aud
ona,s.y YET len IN the hands OF planters Our
nnsIuons remain unchanged -and prices are
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GschauNc.

L'oK ExCHANGE-0n OF the most desirable
II residences In the suburbs Of tho city, for
another In like good locality near the
business part OF the city. A bargain will be
given Addrcss NJ NJ. MggALp onice. 10.
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@tsecllamse,as 66lants.

i :.
MANIFESTATION as assistant booskeeper,
! w or any olllce work. have had experience
address I, A Rhodehamel, care q II. Tarner,
I. 4 T onice. iun62t
| M ANTED-Ac competent bookkeeper, account
! w ant and correspondent desires situation
Apply to Bowser 4 Lemmou, corner Elm and
Market. lun6.lw
| INFANT ED-Bo.rd and lodging Lor lady and
w gentleman, for one week, in first.class
| private family, convenient To business Good
price paid for the night place Address r, F.
osbOrne, Dallas 4 .. jun62t
| NNANTED-A pressman Inquire az Aldrdge
| w Walters, b2S Elm street juni.lt
M ANTED-A good, reliable white woman. to
w do general housework or small family.
| Liberal wages paid. Address lock box 1854. or
]. NJ, Howell, on Cedar Springs road ono mile
north of court. house. jun3-2t
| MTANTED-A few selecl boarders, families and
w day boarders also, at No, Ross avenue,
first door from Lamar street. junl-it
| WANTED-A good, practical photographer
| w For particulars, address A. H. Moses,
Terrell, Texas, junl
NTANTED-ro buy q set of hobby horses or
w lying jennieS either new or second hand
Address Slater & Co, Mineral Wells Texas.
| junl
WTANTED-A saddle hand wanted. Address
w n, Porter, Abilene, Texas, my30
WTANTED--Good, active agents, to taxi orders
' ny suulplt VI AlhllS II blllulCAl,
at European House, 1925 Main street. Dallas,
Texas. my30-lw
| NNTANTED-Fou statesmen of good address,
w and one smart office boy, with good recom-
mcndations, ut 70S Elm street. my26h
\NTANTED--A single, made aged lady 10 go
w to knnis, as governess for three children,
| 10 teach English and German IL possiblc), and
to sew, No one need apply except lady of re-
| tnement and good recommendation. Address
NJ. W, Parker, box IS, Ennis, Texas my2l.tf
NTANTED-Six good stone cutters and good
| w stone. masons--wages. So to $3.50 per day.
| Apply 10 j. NJ. Archer, contractor, Swoetwater,
Nolan county. Texas, my-2l I'm
WANTED-shoem only good ones need
apply John Morrell, mls.u
| {NrANTED-rhe Texas Mutual Aid and Char.
w table Association wants canvasSers
| Home Office. No COS Main ST. Dallas. fe25-tf
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Smoke genu ne Duke Of Durham. Stand
arJ OF the void.
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Shpstctans.

Bnpstrtans.
DnYsIC1AN AND suRGEoN-Dr. Morton,
i onice over Exchange bank building; resi-.
denco
20 70 DR., J. A. secgar. Dentist 10 have your
VI dentalwor done, He warrants all nillngs
and plates perfect a. Call nj 502 Kim and
Austin streets In Rodgers building from a. NJ
81 n. m,
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yiauos,

n II. EDWARDS, 7g5 Main street offers the
~. Following bargains In second. hand pianos
Loud & Co, q octaves, $3.50, Gale K Co, q
octavcs, $50 Chlckcring, oetayos s75: Knabc, :
ocmyes, slS; Mnthushck, oetaves nearly as
good as new, 500, worth new 500 Also pianos
l9t rent md rent allowed TO apply toward pur-
chase, II afterwards bought jnns lw
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ss9,ssnged to-day, iniddlinss, 4 SIS orleans.
Al iNIvceipts wetc.i LOO all American, sales "
Mhleh.' tp.Nerc American and OOl for OK.
anew Sew York opened quiet and unchanged. was
tcns I. uuitinr me Jay aud closed IN the same
~ bales. 10 10 saes
e,am. New Orleans the market opened quie, and
= T s lrmcd; .middllngs, ~ sales 1850 bales
d,nNe va'vet,on market closed nomina.. mid.
siLhe market IN II. Louis closet steady. mid.
Az, ~ va receipts. VI. saics. none. shipments
stck on hand. Ia 80 bales.
ne, !. y. c9tion movement shows the consolidated
In s.eipn Mhll the ports W be asia halcs
'ApOte 10 Great Britain were ASA CONT.
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In New Orleans futures opened oniet md firm
ut . points above Saturday, and closed al ~ ~
for August points advance on last week.
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WANTED-Situatiou Us assistant book keeper
w or any ollce work. have had experience
Address T, A. Rhodehamel, care II. Turuer
T. 4 7 otiice iun6.ot
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Tgr national bank note statement of the comp.

Iva deposit with the treasurer OF the
United state, TO redeem notes of
lnsolvent and liquldating banks
ana banks retiring circulation I'M
uef act Of June 20, 1874 .,..,.,,..... S5,5GS,s},
,,Nlease IN deposit last month, ,,..,. a633. $50
~rrisase IN depositsince June |, 1888 2g,l75
b9i'GQH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-01
SeriAte aus benz JnnerE beS
SfadteS.

@rbaultfes aus QtIegang y o.
-Sr. Sob. 9ioberts, ein Siermir'b i'm Sltnt
ltones9titritt, bate i'm Gniange beS Wtonati
Mai, b. B. alIo nod Dor Der lkterSethnunl
bss 2ocaI=Sption-@eie3es, ei1e Stcen3 an
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geuannte Nutergeiee erlaiieI, cls er tptgeu
llebert,etuns 0eielbeu oerbFitet pnroe 9ta'
tiirlid befief er fid etnfad cufieineH Shetn,
aber Der Saiomo DON aleyanD- -@ouut4 nil
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Sobn oes Srn. S6b. Soper Don ytr. 3O9,
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9uIbone'iden BdpierzSabrit 81 DiOrgaiI
Smittl on Der ,,Balto. Sbio Giienbnbn"
in Qrbeit ftanb, erlttt i9mete Sfclesungen,
inbem er BON sirem SdluudgrieneH erIalB'
unS ;wiidlsu bic R1Ssr gei6IeuDert lon[oe'
Ser Qeit)naut etneS @rtrnnte.
men gefuaoeu. Sn S5,iastnicsf S5aitU,,,ics lamb
Der 0iip6ung bes sroBeg SSlconllco op,r' IuTO
man bieier Gage ben eeid)nGth. sti.u' al, 4, in,
mes, Der Offsnbar iaOgfeit Dto4alsm r 9.,,S nj,
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fpabrIueinlif eiB 6lnBlhiner 9e!oelsnn ngs ~,
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rsiorvTrten STRIDE, Su rDelaer etlpa
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5. T. @oll'IsIa ea ref. 9ir6e Bafor @Ourao
pom Der 20 % aeltefter Sas. Sd. @trptn uno
eleSSer ct. Panlss6irhe Baltor 90. {.
Etror uu6 &eltefter Sal. Saums.
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Scrmiidbte tctcerapbif@e De-
opfrhpn

1abe an 80 Sabr3euge liegeI IN Be,
@aribo9=@ooe an Der 6iifte ser b.,tii6eu
Sniel Sap Sfeton I'M 6 iIe feit.
Die nmrritaut{dle e 81 NAT
8abn" tit jeet bis 1i0 Jfcilen N; ltd) Uon
1,o @runVe bollenoet, unu nlcn Gr.pat,et,
ba6 iie i'm nddften September bis Wou,erep
i'm Setrieb Iein nj D.
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ri'or,un NeusWerifo mcbrere Sabre lang
i'm @ougreIIe uectrat, farb oorgc1:rn plU9
lid in Santa &c an SctStraufhett.
Gin . Oeft5it b II $4,000 1T in ocn
G;t6etn 6es Stab;idasmeifterS bon 3 :
ronto, S1t., er.0eot ,Oorben.
&arl & &altig Yl, EN- ruifide: N}cz
trole, pur1e beate oil BE- Sfontz, rabe
gombarbitrabe in btla6elpbta pon
Sarl gtielIen, einem anberen rulG19e1 Mtaz
troien, burd einel 0teherfttd) in. ben Sals
getObtet. Seibe 8etbeiligten babeI Ncmi=
lien in &uBIuuO. gtielien befiuuei ttd i'll
Sait.
2teuteuant 0aneutower IAN
gefern @Oen6 n Bhilctclpl,a al unJ [ieg
in bee &obnung cines SetWanoten ii gScff<
8btlabeIpbia ab.
Die 2etaen Der BET GbefttFetb, N.zS.,
.ertrunfenen & ii iinitler @Orlep NM
9teitel in6 nod ilnsi niht aufsefunyen
fporben. Sau6er per1en beute NIT SElie
pon SpnamitpatroHcn pettere NHli:engnn4'
GEL MAIDEN, bic &0rper on bic Sberfldd]e I'll
bringen.
Or. SloatS San SantUoor6,
Der dlteffe relormirte @eiflibe in bch Ser
etnigten Staateu, itarb geiteiH 81 Rem
Baltimore, R..g., im Ilter uol %
Sabren.
Sn &ugufta, Me.. ioG beute elm
Staa tsz@ onpent Der Semperen;z
Ter abgebalten tuer6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-01
Der Bob Ses Nrpfeffprs Mpaers.

So # on, 81. Wiai. - Ser bereits aez
melbete Sob bes befauuten amerifaniIdlen
glatrrfori9ers BrofefIor gSiGiam Barton
8ogers erfolgte geitern pdbrenJ Der Brofeiz
lor gelegentlt4 Der Sabresfeier bes te1uolo=
giiden Snltitnts bon @taiIaduIetts, beiieu
Brdftbent er mar, eine Stebe btelt. Mitten
in ietner 0leoe btelt er pl0elt6 ietne Sdnoe
an ietne Gruif un6 itiir;te bann leblos ;lt
Sooen. Iogers, geboren 1906 in Bbilaz
oelphia, bielt nad 3uriifselestem Stubium
suerit i'm .,@arplan6=Snititut@ Sorleiungen,
lDnroe 1929 ieines gaterS gtadfotser ais
BrofeiIor Der Naturnifeni6aften am ,gStlz
liant unb Marp= College" in Sirgiuien, be-
tleioetc 1885 bis 1858 cine dbnlt6e SteGe
an Der untperiitdt BON Sirgiuielt, lieb iid)
1853 in Bolton nieber, bielt in benz ,0oweu.
Snitttnt" Sorleiungen, balf bas tednolo,
gt9e ,SnItttut BON Wfaifa6uietts griin6eu,
mar beien eriter Prdit6ent unb 1875 bis
1876 PrdIbeHt Der ameritaniihen @eIeuz
idaft Sur 66rberuna Der Wiffenihafteu.