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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-03
noNsENsE VERSES.

As Editor Ramsden offered s. as prize for the
best verses, to be written for his Republic
of April 1, II was thought that nhe winner on
applying for the money would - told
It was "All Fools Day" with view
Of finding out who the victim was one
of our reporters alternately glued his eye
and ear to the keyhole ofRamsdells sanotum. lie
saw the distinguished editor hand Mr.. George Cof-
fin, the caracaturist, the S.. and what he heard
was this
Said Ranisdell 10 Cofin;
Hope you don't do this ofiin."
Said Coffin to Ramsdell.
Thought your WAS damsell."
The following are the verses that captured the
coinI
POETIC
Says whitman to Tennyson,
Now, All, take my BENSON"
Says Tennyson TO Whitman,
"Ihen It's time that quilt, man.
JOURNALISTIC.
Says Critic to Star
"Old gn, how's yer pdr1"
says the star TO the Critic,
Your tones not nsthetic."
CRANKY
Says Dana TO Train,
ITS thought you're insane"
Says Tram unto Dana,
IT'S thought you're insancr."
RsruTrrIc.
says Wilde to Kate Field,
My legs ARE revealed"
says Kate Field to Wilde,
$50 lituel-poor child"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-03
BOATING MATTERS.
Annual Election by the CoiumbIns--AN New
Club Formed.

Annual Election by the Coluubins--A New
Club Formed.
With the return of Warm weather comes activity
In all outdoor sports. As base ball has rather
wancd In Interest here in the District, additional
attention Is given to boating matters, and tho
members OF the various clubs are putting them
selves IN position for good work. Already the
river has been dotted with the single and double
SOULS, aud soon the barge parties will be naugu.
rated and the various landings will resound with
the merry laughter of the fair friends OF the oars
men and the manly tones Of the pullers Of the oar.
The annual meeting of the Columbia Boat Club
for the election OF officers was held on Saturday
evening About seventy aufive members were
present, and In cases the balloting was quite
spirited. Mr.. J. II. Gordon, who was vice. presi
dent, aud for the past eight months acting presi-
dent, was nominated by his friends for president,
but he was defeated by eight votes, the reason as
signed being that he was also member Of the
Potomac Club. Mr.. Gordon is very popular, and
has done much for the club. Mr.. Coon, who was
elected, Is n gentleman of high standing, and
WIN make hrs!,class officer The other officers
elected were: Vice. president, G.. j. Kintner (old
reliable) secretary, L. b. Olds; financial secre
tary, a. g. Towers treasurer A. 7. Brice; cap
tain, w, II. GibsOn FIRST lieutenant, G, ID. Davis
second lieutenant, a. b. Briggs, committee on
membership, w. T. Snyder, J.. G, Chow ana w A.
smith finance Gommtiee, $. W, stlnemets, 4, L.
Riggs and J. i. Parot, Three new members were
elected making n total of 1917 active members
The plate printers in the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing have formed a boat club, and pro-
pose to give u regatta on the 22d instant. The
committee of arrangements consists of Arthur
Small, J. X. White, Richard Somers, W. c. McKin-
ney, and c. j. Fox. II is proposed to have three
mcesS-.n single, double aud pair. cared, and II
possible four cared. In the singo-soull entries
the best men are William Locrait, T. Colburn,
Oscar BOde, Samuel Kennedy John Clarvoe, and
Albert Sapher in the doubles, G. y. Smith and
Frank Grimes, John Clnrvoe aud William Martie
and G. Burrows aud X. Krouse, and IN the pair
cared, Il. COburn aud $. Kennedy, Ed Moore and
Oscar Ford and John Hahn and partner. In all
the above races working boats will be used, as the
club has no shell boats at present IL is also pro-
posed to send MeSsrs. White and Mckinney TO
represent the club in n double" at the Newark
IN. J) regatta, July next,
The PotomuCs received challenge Saturday
from the University of Pennsylvania for an eight
Onred shell race, TO take place here next month II
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-03
The Di.trIet Commissioners.

Messrs. Fitch, Fox Brown have made appllca-
ton to the Commissioners to have alley in square
1l5 graded and paved
Application has been made to the Commissioners
by Mr.. ]. @. Bretzerol for ten trees to plant on
Washington and Monroe streets, in Anacostia, to
be planted and properly boxed in accordance with
the rules of the Parking Commission.
The Miller School building is one of the rented
buildings which will be given up after the expira-
ton of the lease, June 30.
The report Of the Inspector Of Buildings for the
past month shows that permits were issued for the
erection OF 1l3 new buildings against ninety five
for the corresponding month oflast year,
Treasurer Gilfillan, who is ex.oiiicio commits
sioner of the sinking fund of the District has is
sued statement showing that the total funded
Indebtedness Of the District of Columbia and late
corporation of Washington is s2l ,Ss345O of which
amount Sl0093,000 are in registered bonds and
sll $780, 50 In coupon bonds. The amount of the
funded debt retired SINCE July l. 1873 Is s9iS 900,
with q reduction in annual interest charge of SOL,
1922. The issue of District $685. limited by law
to Sl5,O00000, is Sl4 .46S950.
a building permit was issued Saturday TO John
Sherman 10 build four handsome brick residences
on Eighteenth street, near Massachusetts avenue,
which Will cost $4,000
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-03

The auxiliary OF the women's National Relief
Association gave donation, reception, and prom
enade concert and dance Saturday evening, at
willard Hall. The object off the move was the
relief ofthe sufferers by the Mississippi floods,
and the result in every way satisfactory to the
members of the association, A large number of
liberal donations were made. Among those TAX
lug part In the reception were Mrs. Justice Waite
Mrs. Keller Mrs, Admiral Rodgers, Mrs. Admiral
selfridge Mrs. Commodore Carter, Mrs Commo-
dore English, Mrs. Senator Frye, Mrs. ii. A. Will
lard. Mrs Senator Kellogg, Mrs, Sheriff, Mrs. Van
Vorhis, Mrs Money, Mrs. Jonas, Mrs S. c. Pom
eroy, Mrs; J, B. Alley, Mr; N. n. iIildrup Mrs.
Horatio King Mrs s. !. Brown, Mr. Long of
Mrs. A. l.. Barber, Mrs. c. T. Fisher, Mrs Or. Brown
and Ms. J. Sayles Bowen.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-03

Wisconsn's sons and daughters crowded tho
red parior of the Riggs House Saturday evening to
meet Ex-Governor Fairchild. The occasion was
most happy one. Mr. Edwin NJ. Truell, vice.
president Of the Wisconsin Republican Association,
introduced the guests, Among the many present
were Senator Sawyer and Representatives Caswell,
Humphrey williams, and Pound, Judge and Mrs
Macarthur, Mr.. A. \. Longley and wife, Miss Laura
Harnden. Mrs. Seidmore, Miss Lille ScidmOre,
Miss Kavanaugh, the Misses Jennings Mrs. w. H.
Tucker and Miss Fannie Tucker Mrs. Colonel At
wood, Mrs. b. +. Coston Mrs Newcome Mrs.
Willard, Captain and Mrs. OKey Mrs, George G..
llazelton, Mrs. Van Antwerp, Secretary ia L.
Gleason. Dr. John j. Little, John johnson, and
General and Mrs. Stockweather.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-03

Mr.. A, X. Browne counsel for Samuel Morris,
convicted last week Of burglary and larceny and
sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary, has
filed motion for new trial based on the follow
ing grounds lie has filed an aifldavit, sworn to
by Robert NJ Campbell, who deposes that about
September 81, 1881, he met John Shea In this city,
who confessed TO him that he had stolen some
clothing from a house on New Jersey avenue and
given them to Samuel Norris aud that he was
afraid that the latter might get drunk and give
the thing away. Thomas j. Clark also makes am
daYit and cOrToborates the above,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-03
PROPOSALS.

DRoPOsAI.S FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF THE
il JEFFERSON SCHOOL BUILDING.
OFFICE OF TuE INSPECTOR OF BUILDISos,
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,
WAsufNorON, March 30, 1882
Sealed proposals for reconstructinR the Jefferson
School Building will bA received by the Commission
ers Oft the District Of Columbia until noon Of April
next. Plans and specifications aud instruction may
be had at this Office A deposit OF 800 must accom-
pany each bid as guarantee that the bidder II sue
ctesf Will enter Into contract with good and sum
cient bonds within five days from date OF the award.
The entire work TO be completed on or before Sep
TENDER next.
The commissioners reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
BY order Of the Commissioners of D. G.
TIfOS Is. ENTMISLE,
mr3i-5t Inspector Of Buildngs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-03
LEGAL.

CUPRENE COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
- No. 5li October Term, 1891.
George Myers, plaintiff In error, VS.. Frederick j.
Swami ct al,
Mr.. s. +. Phillips, of counsel for the defendants In
error, suggested the death Of George Myers, the
plaintiff In In this cause, nit moved the court
Tor an order under the fifteenth rule to make the
proper representatives parties vhereupon u Ia now
here ordered py the rDurt that unlcss the proper rep
resentatvos OF tue gad George Myers, deceased, rs
aforesaid, shall voluntarily become parties within
the first ten days Of The ensuing term Of this court
the defendants In shall be- entitled to have the
writ Of error dismissed. Provided, that copy OF
this order shall he printed In some newspaper nc the
seat of Government Of general circulation for three
successive weeks at least sixty days before the bo-
ginning OF the term Of the Supreme Court next en-
suing.
March ., 1882,
True copy-Test. JAMES IT, MCKINNEY,
mri5-Jw Clerk Supreme Court u. =.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-03

A correspondent from this city, signing himself
Justice" thus writes to the New York sun 1.-THE
members of che Guteau jury are entitled to some-
thing moro substantial than the mere thanks of
the good people OF this country. For more than
seventy days they were practically prisoners,
Withdrawn from their families aud business, The
wife of one of them sickened and died, and
the afflicted husband still had TO do his duty.
The position of the jury, facing the SUMS
rays during the trial, SO affected one of the
jurors that he is in danger of losing one or
both of his eyes Another lost more than $1,000
because no one in his employ could watch
bis interests MS well MS he could himself Each
one of the jurors suffered peculiarly by being on
the jury, Why should they not be remembered
by the grateful public? There are poor men
among the twelve whose families need assistance,
and not one of the jurors has competence. The
milionares OF this country raised nearly 100000
for the widow and children OF the murdered Prcsi
dent; could not they raise say $4,000 for the
jurors who convicted Guiteau? If they won't do
It, the general public eau do it, by each Individual
contributing some amount TO the credit of the
Guiteau jury fund Believing the editor of the
Sun will kindly consent to be the custodian OF the
contributions TO said fund and see that II is prop
ery disbursed you will find enclosed So which
please apply to the purpose stated"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-03
PILES! PILES! PILES!
A Sure Cure Found at Last! No
One Need Suffer!

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching. and u
oerated Piles has been discovered by DR.. William
len Indian remedy, called DR.. Williams Indian
Ointment single box has cured the worst
chronic cases oftwenty or thirty years stand
ing. No one need suffer five minutes amer apply
ing this wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions,
instruments, and electuaries do more harm than
good Williams Ointment absorbs the tumOrs,
allays the intense itching particularly at night
after getting warm In bed) acts as poultce. gives
instant and painless relief, and is prepared only
for Piles, itching of the private parts, and for
nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J, N. CoflnbeTy, OF Cleve-
land says about Dr. Williams Indian Pile Oint-
ment: 81 have used scores of Pile cures aud 1t
affords me pleasure to say that have never found
anything which gave such immediate and perma-
nent relief as DR., Williams Indian Ointment"
For sale by stott & Cromwell, or mailed on re-
eeipt price, 81. HENRY & CO., Propretors,'
M&Th 62 Yesey street, New York City.
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4 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
40 THE NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
. DOUBLE TRACK. STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
IN EFrNCrjANtARY q. 1ssa

MENT
IN EFFEtFE ANUARY -, 1882
TRAINS LEAVE wASuINGTON from Station
corner sixth and streets. az foows
For i'iSOurg aud the Wegt, Chicago Limited Express
OF Pullman Hotel and Sleeping Cars, ut 90 a. IN,
daily: Fest Line, $3.50 A. daily with sleeping Cars
nom Harrisburg TO Cincinnati Western Express,
fO y. M daily, with Palace Cars to PittsburG and
burg and tho West '' ~ - " ' " WV
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Cnuandaigun. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara GSo
T. NJ dlily, except saturday, with Palace Cars to
tanpndulguu
For wllliansport, Lock Haven and Emira at e3)
For New York aud the East, 300 a. M, l0:O a. M l:So
$50 and lO2D y. M; Sunday, l:JO $50 and iGf3
pm. lAlnited Express OF Pullman Paror Cars
For brooklyn, N. T.. ali through trains connect
NJ Jersey CITY with boats of Brooklyn Annex,
double ferrihgc across New York city.
For Philadelphia, s1O u M, 1880 a. M 1880, $40 051.
ami lgsl D. M; on sunday, 1870 $40, 30, and lOao
Sunday. ''~ ''' ~ ''' N''' 'NN'''
For baltimore go, 500 o3O 1890 a M. ana LOO. an
40 ftD, 7a1 DSO, aud lNel u. IN; on Sunday sOl
HSg a. M, 1850, go, $50 80, aud 1920 p: m.
For Popes Greek Line, $40 u. IN. and $40 p m. daily.
except sunday.
FOR Annapolis, $50 H. IN. and 40 p m. daily excep,
ALEX ANDRTA AND FREDERICKsBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING.
For Alcxandra, go. 7:O, eso HOO and lbs a. IN,
I'D 33o, @9l 80 anu lliJO F. M on SUNDAY at Ga
For Richmond und tho south, $50 and 1895 m. daily
ans 300 D. M, dpN, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 500 sos.
and 1901 midnght' on sunday at 8:05 S5J, and 1000
a M, 100 aud if2O n. m,
Ticket, and Information ut tho ONCE, northeast
corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania nyo-
nue. and al the station, where orders can be lon h,R
the checking Of baggage to destination nom hotels
& H. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-03

In my mules and horses give simmons Liver
Regulator. have not lost one that gave II 10.
E, n. TAYLOR, Agent for GrRngers of Georgia.
Genuine prepared only by ], II. Zeiliu q Co.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-03

lNoFE The closing; are bid prices, aud are not in,
BANKERs' RxcHANoE.
Three-day bills

BY Associated Press
NEW YoRK, April i.--Money loaned between and
per cent aud closed offered at per cent Exchange
was steady at 4sB6slo6 for long and Is9a @4s0S for
short sight Governments were weak and q per cent
lower State bonds were inactive RailrUgd bonds
were irregular but In the main higher, The iransac-
tions aggregated $4,000 shares including Delaware
Lackawannn and Western, 500, Denver and Rio
Graude 1850; Erie, 6,bUO; Kansas and Texas, 5000
Lake Shore, i0,lOG Louisville and Nashville 1900
Missouri Pacific, 7G0g New Jersey Central $500
Northern Pacific, 5iSO; Reading, 1900 ST. Paul, 49,
100 Texas Pacific, $500 Wabash Pacific LOO West
eTn Union, E9OG Eastern Tennessee, 5000,
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ZEAL ESTATE.
THE omeiai rra.sseuass %. neesrsea
nnturaag.

Tue RNtftnN NfnmameNnEa ~ MNFWFNHN
SATURDAY,.
Mr.. ,. v oim7irad pf'Truts the foiouiursfa
lions IN real estate IN ihe uiHrc asiurfar. ~
ported 10 hun hy the Recorder ~ DEEDS
cry runrrurr.
on y street south, corner Of Finh street cssi ossf
half Of LOT lll feet nrhfH nF ID fHHfI. aware all
Aug. o. nruinmc 10 John y stewart rnniInti
on North Carolina avenne tftwrur seventh an1
Eighth streets cost. HuhlQt a I1 farf y fH irrt
lnchcsl. square 81 Jonathan fruut io William ~
0argoe. e91
on Seventh street east. corner Of n street sluth.
part Of ORIGINAL lot lit frri OIL frrf inHhN HIuaru
oQl, George w. street 60 WiNinfu ~. Blond ffnn
on Tenth street cnat blturrn rri % afrrfa south
north pari oforiaina l0t n q ht Inrh fr fii net
iOg mchcal. square pia James a MrCaihran % si tn
Sarah N. Bcrkicy nominal
on Ninth street east between ~ and streets Hluih
north part 81 original lot ~ W f'ei inches ~ isi
feet i0a inchcal, square 30. Thomas nj Nnfrha Co.
Ftederika Winter. trp
on Orccne street, between bumharinn ant neau
streets part OF lots rs and 800 10 trri inches ~
depth block 20 Of neails addition. James Ooffafd %
James I. Davis, eG3A
Same property ~ next above Described. James d.
Davis to George r. nyng, tliA
- tuiNNls
G. wihelmlna ", staif 70 ffauk 2. Aiieuls. part
Of tract called Bayiys Purchase cuuaininG (. atfci
eBD
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AUCTION sALEs.
Thomas u. Waggaman,
nonl Istnte Anctloneer

TnUsTEEs SALE or nyo-sroRY FRAME
HOUSE No. 7O SIXTH STREET NORTH
EAST
by virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 10th day of
March, 1873 and recorded In Llber No sSl, folio as
~ seq OF the land records of the District OF Columbia,
the undersigned trustees will sell at public auction on
hHlDAH, April 1889, at O'Clock y, M IN 'front.' ~
the premises the following real estate with
improvements known as Lot No =, In Charles y Uhl-
mans recorded subdivision OF original lots and s.
IN square $40, In the city Of Washington, ID. G.
The terms OF sale TO be one-thlrd Of the purchnse
money In cash. the residue In 49, and Is months for
prnnerty 10 the satisfaction Of the trustees bearing
Interest at per ccnt per annu, or oil chsh, ~ 0p
tiOu Of purchaser. One hundred dollars deposit re-
qured when bid Is accepted 1fterms Of sale are not
compiled with in seven days the trustees reserve the
right TO resell at the risk and cost of defaultng pur
chaser JOSEPH II. EDISON, ,r,,,s,oos
JAS. u. CLARY, ~
THos T.. WAeoAMAN, Auctioneer. 22WFMds
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-03

Faded or gray hair gradually reeovcs its youth
full color and lnstre by the use of Parkers Hair
Balsam, an elegant dressing, admired for Its purity
n nd rich nnrnIma
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-03
FINANCIAL NEWS.

The following report Of the financial market satur.
day, together with the opening, highest lowest and
closing quotations, are furnished by thebankng-house
Off. d. Cooke, jr., q Co.. 1920 street. Washington
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-03

THE President, Supreme Court Judges aud Mem.
beers Of Congress use German Corn Remover. 25o
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U1RG1NiA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAIlSSl

Schedule to take effect MONDAY, JANUARY ~
A. NJ. LEAVE WASHINGTON
tsS,,C Chicago, Cincinnati and 81. Louls fast expresA
baltimore, Eiiicott City, and Way SiationsS
ESQ lumorc, Annapolis and Way. Piedmont
slrpSsnng winchester. Hagerstown. and Way
t7;iS-Baltinoro Express
sIq-P P,.,In Of ne, Rocks aud Way stations
Parior cnrs to New York,
s;+9,Staunton and Valley Express Connects for
HagerstOwu aud AT Point OF Rocks for Frederick.
stopsat Beltsviilo, Annapolis junction, Jesup's
Connects for Annapolis
1000 baltimore Express. stops at Hyattsvllle and
tiHn- Plttsburg Chicago Cincinnati, aud st. Louis
II \, Express. Parlor and sleeping cars,
l2io- baltimore, Elcott City Annapolis. and way
tl;Ss-on SUNDAY only for Baltimore and Way
tSOo- baltimore, Philadelphia aud New York Ex.
$40 baltimore and Way Stations Cwinchester.
frcderlck Bagerstown, and Way, via RelayD
Irederick via Relay. stops NJ Annapolis
ttlO -BaiHmore, Annapolis and Way stations.
ttll--Point OF RoYls, Frederick, iiSSerstown, win.
chester, and Way stations ION Sunday 70 Point
thi5IBslimore Express CNartinsburg and Way.
so wa Relay y, Stops AZ IiySttsye and Laurc0
tao baltimore aud Way stations.
tIn-h Baltimore, Hyattsville and Laurel Express
tsi0sn,Pitlsburg. Cleveland, aud Detroit Express
tos5 Philadelphia, New York and Boston EXPIRES.
Siii'smnS Gar Sr % New York stops at Hyatt'-
ts4'. Chicago. Cincinnati and 81. Louis Exprezl
-, sleeping cars to Cincinnati and Chicago.
Daily. isnnduy only. Other trains daily, except
Al trains nom Washington stop at Rclay station.
and ohio iekc UiiSss~%asRmto % s aae eS and
1871 fennsyyania avenue, corner ofFourtecnth street
where orders WI be taken for baggage to be checked
anu received NJ any point In the city.
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DISTRICT COURTS.

CIRCUIT CouRr-JUsricr MAcAururn -Noftf-
ern Liberty Market COMPANY W uclfi hlli Of ry
ccptlons signed bowie vs. pickrcill niulinn ~ sef
aside judgment nndidemurrur oVrrfulrsl COLEMAN
w. Rich motion inr new tr'nl Hvefrulri llgl a
EQuGTV CouHr-JUsrtCH HAuNru.- Was hiuEion
Bcnohcnl Endowment Association W huYlnt pHF-
mcnt into registry ut court aud rHfafeure fu aufI0f
ordered Fant W. Smootg leave granted o. nie
amended bill. klockzcNsh Va kiockrewskI o.
ferred TO examiner.
CntNINAL CnuHr-IusrtCE WYtur =rhumas
"A
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-03

Mr.. CHARLES TOWNSEND, of Sedalia, No.. had
rheumatism OF the worst kind. A sea trip was
failure as to renewing his health and he was go
ing home TO die. An eX-consul of Great Britain
advised the use of St. jacobs OIL with the result OF
curing him in Two DAYS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-03

DIED.
wOOD.-At Washington, u. G., April I. issl, anef
lingering Illness, WILLIAM n. Wuop, in the 18th
year of his age
Dearest father, thou hast len u.s.
We thy loss most deeply feel
But It's God who has hercf Ms,
He eau all our sorrows heal
All Ii dark within our twclingi
Lonely II our home to-day,
For the husband We loved 40 fondly
Has forever passed away, ans
Funeral Will take place from his late residence. VS.
Twenty-ffth street northwest, April T. NJ 10 O'Clock
n. IN. Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited
to attend
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-17
Nctp : 9lprfer TeSefthett.

Nem zYorf, 16. Suni. - Nfarp Dtcz
Sermott, elm 1s Oionate altes Stub, itiir;te
beute aus etnem 6eulter i'm ;peiten Stofz
merfe Ietner elterli6en gSobnung, gtr. $50,
Mtongomerpifrabe, Seriepz@itp, nnb wurbe
getobtet.
- &ifter 9ouobue bemtlligse beute i'm
Sbergerid)te einen SaDeass@orpus Sefebl
III @nnfen 5tobert s. @lapp's, tpelder tpes
GEN ongebliter 8etbeiligung oil Der @rmorz
buns @uternutb's in ben Combs fist.
- 8idter 9onobue bat ben italieniifen
@attiun6rber Basquale Wajone, tpeld5er an
23. B. N. perben Iollte, cine @algenIr,it be-
wiligt, nm cine &epiiion isine8 Iro3eiics
burd) oas Sbergertdlt 3u erni0glI6en.
- Die YoltSeibebDrbe bon 2on1=Sslanb
@itp bat ernittelt, bsb fid Der uor e.liden
9Sod1en nit Sinterldiung BON Sdulben I'M
Setraee non SO, 900 BON bort burhgebrannte
gSaGer @oumiiidr Mc8ribe in Gan Strait
CISCO befinbet. Setne @ldubtger i@einen
inbeifeu nid)t geueigt, i'm geridtlid gu perz
iolgen, unb CT pirb ipabr'1einlt6 unbebel=
ligt bleiben.
- Glisabetb Sntter, elm OicnfnldStben
I'M Sauie Sreoerid @oofs an be GaIbs2(ue.,
Srooflpn, purbe beute megeu 6iubesmor5es
perbaftet. 9'e 2eide bes &inbes turroe in
elmer @bsug sr0bre gefunbcn. Die Inscz
flaste CAB Su, bic Wutter bes Sinbes gu ietu,
bebuuptet ieoOf, baiielbe lei tObt auf bic
gSeit gefommerl.
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