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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16
" ooDwARD & LorHRop

ARE NOW PREPARED TO SHOW AN ELEGANT
LINE OF WHITE GOODS COMPRISING INDIA
LINEN, PERSIAN LAWNS, LINEN LAWNS MA
SALIAS. FRENCH NAINSOOKS, PIQUEs. LAWNS.
&c. &C. WE QUOTE SPECIALLi A LINE OF
STRIPED LAWNS AT I2sc. AND l5c PER YARD.
LACE STRIPE PIQUES. SUPERIOR QUALITI, AT
l21c PER YARD WE SHALL MAKE A SPECIALITY
THIS YEAR, AS LAST. OF 4S-INCH PURE WHITE
SWISS LAWN AT CSC. THEY WASH AND LAUN-
DER BEAUTIFULLY. ALSO, 4O-INCH ECRU
MUSLIN AT Csc. PER YARD WHICH WAS VERY
POPULAR LAST SEASON, AND FOR WHICH WE
EXPECT A GREATER DEMAND4fHIS SEASON.
IN INDIA LINENS WE SHALL KEEP THE SAME
LINE WHICH GAVE so GREAT SATISFACTION
LAST YEAR, WHICH FOR SHEERNESS AND
BEAUTY OF FINISH CAN NOT BE FXCELLED
BY ANY MAKE. WE SHALL MAKE A SPECIALITY
OF THE QUALITY WE OFFER AT 15c. PER
YARD. WE OPEN TO-DAY VERY USEFUL AR
TlCLE IN OUR HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT
Al A BARGAIN, VIZ: 200 DOZ. WASH CLOTHS
AT 2oo: PER DOE ALSO. JOB LOT" OF
LUNCH CLOTHS OR STAND Covers IN CREAM
DAMASK WITH SCARLET BORDER, SIZtS AND
PRICES AS BELOW:
36x36 Cream Damask Cloth Soc.
54x36 Cream Damask Cloth. &c.
36x56 Monte Cloth, knotted fringe. &c.
64x36 Monte Cloth. knotted fringe.
WARRANTED PURE LINEN AND A BARGAIN.
CRASHES.
2O-INCH SCOTCH CRASH ALL PURE LINEN,
&c. PER YARD. 2O-INCH EXTRA FINE QUALITY
RUSSIA CRASHES. 10c lie, l2Lc.. AND 15c PER
YARD.
TOWELS
17x35 GERMAN TWILLED. ALL-LINEN TOWELS,
1Oc EACH. 81. 10 PER DOZ 20x4U UNBLEACHED
TURKISH TOWELS (Sc-CALLED), 12hc EACH.
THEY ARE NOT LINEN, H VIEWER. 1896 PURE
LINEN HUCK OWLS, EXTRA FINE QUALITY.
1NTRINSICALLY WORTH So PER DOZ. WE OFFER
AT 20c. EACH, 81. IS PER DOE 24x45 PURE WHITE
TURKISH TOWELS. &c. EACH, s. PR DOE. ARE
WORTH 81 so PER DOZ. (THESE ARE NOT
LINEN.) 5s-INCH TURKEY RED DAMASK, ONLY
Soc PER YARD. WORTH 6Oc. CREAM LOOM DAM
ASKS sc INCHES WIDE. ONLY 44c PER YARD
6O-INCH SCOTCH LOOM DAMASKS, ONLY Soc
PER YARD. 72-INCH LOOM DAMAsKS. AN EX-
IRA BARGAIN. 62Hc. YARD 81, Gs AND 7O-INCH
BARNSLEY DAMASKS AT sThc., 81 AND 81. 25 PER
YARD. THESE ARE THE BEST WEARING GOODS
MADE IN THE WORI D. AND ARE ESPECIALLY
SUITABLE FOR HOTELS, RESTAURANTS AND
BOARDING HOUSES.
NAPKINS.
100 DOZ. 5-8x5-8 GERMAN DAMAsK NAPKINS
AT 81. 35 PER DOE. WOULD BE GOOD VALUE AT
y. so DOZ. 3-4x3-4 GERMAN DAMASK NAPKINS
AT 81 PER DOE: 3-4x3-4 EXTRA FINE GERMAN
DAMASK NAPKINS AT 49, so PER DOE, THE
CHEAPEST 3-4 NAPKINS WE EVER OFFERED.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. fle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16
FOR RENT-UOUSFS

EoR lighthouse 11O7 4rH STREET NO TIL
an, VEL, MnSa rooms iaOdern Improvements;
g2cd tenant THO5. +. WAGGAMAN, 9I7 y street
HoruiWo-t. f16-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16
WHY We Call THEM
''ODDS AND ENDS"

Whenever we have three. four. half dozen Of .
stJ lie Of goods on hand we place them on the
JOB LOT" COUNTERS.
and they then become ''Odds and Ends" Now. there
are many dealers vino. if they to pursue this
COURSE would have nothing else than ''Odds and Ends
70 offer. What consider odds and Ends is what
they advertise
AN ENORMOUS STOCK.
They know no better; they think hundred or two of
Suits seventy-fve Overcoa;s. and a few dozen extra
Trousers constitute Clothing store. Why at the pres
emit time. We have more good stock in the "Odds and
Ends than they deem necessary to offer the people at
the beginning Of the We won't illustrate but
one lot to-day-lot 2l16. We had one hundred and
twenty pair of them price was IS. We have
twenty two pair left; they go in the Odds and Ends
at s.. Twenty pair of one kind of Trousers would
sta9ger half Of these merchants and yet with us they
are only odds and Ends"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16

Rerdefs testimony plies the prosecution OF
the star route cases with i'm ortant link In
making the chain of evidence com plete. The evil
dence already presented has eSt ibliShed the fact
that the government sham alessly robbed in
Witnasse that have been ex tmined, the govern
ment has traced the fraui and robbery to the very
doors OF the leatny con pir ttOrs, but the latter
mad been too shrew1 10 permit the numerous sub.
contractors and others employed by them to know
tne Inside secrets OF the ring. Now Reriell con-
meets the testimony OF tho e who have detailed
the outside doings OF the ring with the inside
scn'meS ana manipuations, and he shows that
the fraudulent acts were the result OF a regularly
devised syst m OF ROBBERY. rdell is fami ar
with the CONSPIRACY from its inception, almost to
It's DOWNFALL He was the conf Iential and tru sted
agent OF the ring, and transacted the secret bus-
ness bttween Dorsey and the Post ONCE depart
ment The man who joins In crime, and after
WARDS, 10 save himself from It's consequences, be-
Trays his associates, u,u lily becomes an object of
public diafavor; but II there was ever an excuse
fOr Such course there l. in Rerdell'S case.
The former TRIAL Openrd his eyes to the fact that
while those men who had pocketed the largest
share or the stealings were urging him to stand
nrm, they were employing the money they had IL
legally obtained to save themselves and leave him
victim of the outraged law. With the certainty
OF convection growing daily, and the belief that
his selfish associates would again, In their extrem-
lily, make him ascapegoat, II possible, Rerdel was
Justiilble in making the best Way possible out of
his trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16

Now that the bottom has been Knocked ont of
the defense IN the star route Cases the accused
could save the time OF the court and perhaps.
make the future easier for themselves, by ,lnita-
ing Rerdell and trusting TO mercy which Is likely
70 be more lenenJ to them than Justice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16

Nor1oss.
We ALWAYS HAVE spEC1ALT1Es IN OUR
SMALL WARE DEPARTMENT.. 81 K ELASTIC
WEB In 49, PER YARD; COLORs-CARDINAL,
LIGHT T., AND DARK BLUE, PINK. OLD GOLD.
PEE Ell YA aKD, KIkBY, BEARD cos. HAIRPINs,
BEARD 4 cos HA1RPINS 1 P PERS. SC. PER
r 151r NICE 3UALlTY OF TOOTH BRuSHEs,
RIAL HAIR CkIMP NE1S. &C. EACH soc. PER
DOZ B00kPlNS. 1Oc. BOOK. FULL QUALITY.
U,UAI. PRICE. $50. SLEEVE PRO tCTORS;
NICE QUALITY. 15C PAIR. RICK RACK BkhIDS
AND FATHER EDGE BRAIDS IN ALL NUMBERS
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
fig WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16

Among the rumors OF the day has been one that
Brady and Dorsey have decided to follow RerdelIs
example AMI plead guilty. This rumor Is not
SeFy probable, but II these two WORTHLESS should
go on the stand and tell all they know their test
mcny would be what Horace Greeley used to style
mighty interesting reading
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16

The lower house OF the New Jersey legislature
has, at last. decided to investigate the bribery
Charges made against some of its members It
ought not 10 be difficult, judging from the open
and positive manner by which the charges have
Deen made by responsible parties. to fasten guilt
upon the accused; and for the credit of the state
1t is to be hoped that there will not be any Whit
washing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16
FOR SALE-LOTS.

IOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON
y street. between 18th aud 18th streets northwest
at very low price. SNOEMSTEDT& BRADLEY
Eeal Estate Agents, 92s street north west fl5-St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16

The present star route evidence does not arpar
ently strike Mr. 1DgersOll as funny. He has not
cracked joke for two days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16
SAFE DEPOSIT co.

SECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY
~ ROBBERY, FIRE Or ACCIDENT.
2HE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
CORNER 10TH STREET AND New YORK Avn
Perpetna Chartar Act Of Congress January 22d 1857
kents Safes for S. go per year aud takes ali find.
OF securities and Nauabes ON Special Deposit ut lowest
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER President
CHARLES c. GLOVER OF Ri9Rp a Co. Vlos Prasidans.
JOHN CASSEI.S, Treasurer.
ALBERT l. STURTEVANT, Secretary.
G. Z. Nyman. Asst. Ssoy.
DRECToRs:
BENJAMIN p. SnydaE Charles O. Glover,
John Cassels, Henry A. Willard
Albert i. Sturtevank Thomas EvanA
John q. Parke. aull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16
PERSONAL.

NOTICE INFORMATION OF TIE wHFRF-
ANabouts OF CHARLES QUaLMAN will D.. thankfuiIv
received by his brother, LkWIS QUALMAN, at i07 NJ
SUI soutu"est flG-3t'
DIVISIONAL. 5000 CASH FOR APPOINTMENT IN
Star office. ~ ~ On, "a -
DhTENT OFFICE-A COMPETENT MAN VIII
take the place as substitute without paw of any pri-
5S examiner wishing vacation for montll. Ad-
u.oe, H. L., ear once fl52rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16

The repeated refusal OF the British House of
commons to admit Bradlaugh to his seat has
given that individual a notorety and popularity
that his own efforts would, perhaps, never have
acnieyed As Il member of parli tment in the
ordinary discharge OF his duties he might not have
risen above many Others OF that body who rarely
attract public notice; but as man prosecuted be-
cause OF his alleged devotion to the common
people he becomes a hero. The demonstration of
the woTkingmen OF London yesterday, in behalf
ana support OF Bradlaugh, was OF character and
dimensions calculated to open the eyes of the
House to Its mistake. and possibly he Will be dis.
appointed by being allowed to retain his seat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16

Mr. Jay Huobell seems to have been caught In
hts Own snare. The Michigan legislative invest-
CATION Was devised to ruin Sen itor Ferry, but the
only man, 50 far, proven to have used money to
aHect the senatorial contest is Mr.. HubbeiI. Ac-
corning 10 an Interview purporting to have been
had with Mr.. Hubbell he pleads guilty. He is
quoted as saying that "after some conversation
with Mr.. Church editor of Grand Rapids paper
i finally told him that iOhe would discreetly use
bis Influence in creating anti-Ferry sentiment
would pay him for doing so $780, / gave him 800
In cash. and subsequently paid him the balance ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16

CORSET DEPARTMENT.
d. warmers Health Corsets in white, 81 per pair.
VIC have also two qualities of superior German Corset
at 81 and 81. % respectively, which, at the price
cannot be eQualed.
p b." French Corsets, at 81. so per pair.
An elegant line of finer corsets at low prices,
Misses Corded Corset Waists. only 80 cents per pair.
Boston Comfort Corsets also in stock.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16

In her p1ech read at the reaSSembling of par
lament yesterday, Queen Victoria suggests that
Ireland be passed over for time and that Scot
land and England be given share of legislative
attention. There are, she says, other parts of the
Kingdom than Ireland entitled to the claims OF
general ieglsiatlon She reminds parliament that
has provided by liberal devotion OF its time for
IRELAND. and she might truthfuliy have added that
u was liberal only In it. time in dealing with the
Irish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-16
WANTED-HOUSES.

NANTED-(s2. 00d CASH) ACHEAP EIGHT ROOM
" Dwelhng two story preferred, in northwest part
OF CITY. Address RESIDENCE. Star office giving de-
alls to make estimate to avoid trcu BILE further in
curry. fl6-3ts
WANTED-TO-BU BUY TWO BRICK HOUsFS RF-
~ tween y. G. 4th and 10th streets northwest
CHARLES W. HANDY. 9l4 street northwest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-20
Nem.QIprFer Natbrid1ten.

Retp yort, 10. auguf. - Rt9arO
uno gStliam Sarris, S0bne beS 9rn. 3tos
bert Sarrts BON gtr. 500, SIo'2. StraBe,
gStutamsburg, gtngen gelern mad Sauarte
1uo mtetheten iid ein Boot, nit BEN ite auf
ben 6iidfang fubreu. QlIs fie beimmarts ru.
6erten, fiel Btlliam iiber BorS uHu ertrant,
6a er ntht idWimmeu tOnnte. Seiu 8rHeer
RiGaro tuur6e baoIrd] 10 erid)redt, onB Rr in
Der Ingft il6 bas Antertau nm ben Sals
legte unO iid 3u frauguItren oerIunte. Sin
Serf Bennett, Der in Der ytGbe fihte, ,ru0erte
mad oem GoOte 1t6arU'8 uu0 befreite ben.
lelben bon ben 6olgeu ietuer uHiiberlsgten
Sanolungs:petIe.
- @raf p. 6obert b. 9fofan, Der iif),
pte gefferu ausfiibrIidl bert9tet, am 6rsttag
Gben0 In Tr. 1856, g8elf SO. StraBe, cine
6ugel In ben SOpf gejagt bate, tuuroe ges
fern BON mebreren ietuer 2an0sleute beiumt,
bic aber nidlt NIT tbm reben 6urftsu, ba bic
geringfe Gufreguns ietHen 3uitauo per=
ifltTmern lam. Bis iest IN Ote Rugel nod
uidt aus Der gBunte entfernt porbeu,
- Gin llnbetannter in idmar3em 4u3Ige
lbrarg qsfern Ibeno BON Bter yir. In cen
3lo.tbs2dpsr NM ertrarf.
- SIN fGottidsn Srreubauie auf Barb's
Sslnnb esbGu9te itb am Srettag Qbenb etn
Sniaiie, yiamens Irmano Sheb1. Coroner
RettIe utro ben 6uu unteriudeu.
Gbaa. 6. 2augmaad, Elm @rnoeur, IS
Sabre alt, tuurbe gefern abenb, pdbreno er
ftf nuf benz Bcge nut ietner BObnuug be-
fono, an @de BEL 16. StruBe uno eagle.
auerue BON 3met masftrten Dtanueru angez
fallen, Ourd 3pet SdIfie in ote &ruft oer'
punbet uno um etne iilberne 8ai6enubr
uebft Ietner aus $17 beffebeuben 8aariaaft
beraubt. giadOsH iid bic 8aubm0rOer ent.
fernt ba.ten, idIsppte er fit mad elmer be-
na6bartsn 8raueret, bon NO CT mad etneM
5oipitaI gebradt tpuroe. Die 4er3te ertld,
rem feline BunOen fir t0Otltd. UtaH bat
rod feine Spur bon ben Serbrederu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-20
StaOt 2saftintOre.

Ser S6Ia6tplau Der Eempss
reu3Ier.-8er ~ 0Americau" gtbt uns eiusn
fIeiuen gtnblid In 6ie Pldns Der Gempereu,s
Ter, in6em er ba8 paupt oerieIbeu, l0ru. gB.
Daniel, tHtsrDiemeu lieB uHo folgenOe grs
flQruugeu aus tbm berau5lOdts: mn gSas bic
0abl @cmpagne betrifit, 10 peroed mir
rubtg bis gum September marteu unb 6ann
bic Gretutius @omite'u Der betoeu Barteten
eriudeu, bic g8Orte yiir gocal. option" uuo
,asgeu goCnl Option" auf tbre Stdet8 Al
ebeu. SOLlte teiue8 BON Bet6eu biaIe Gitte
bsrddFdtigeu, 70 ner0su mir bis ;um Gu,
iammentrttt Der OeridteOeuen &ouoenttouen
narteu uuo uns oaun an oieIelbeu otrett
peuben. Sbuu bic 8emofraten utdlt, mas
mir pOqen, 10 geheu mir 81 ben Republilas
nern iiber, uno flnOeu mir BET tetner BON
beioen Barteten 8eh0r, 10 tpiir6eu mir In
bic Notbnenbtgtett Oeriest merben, sigene
@anbtoaten nubuifellen. Seoenfal8 mRrosu
mir gang uupartetiIh oerfabreu, b. B.. Der
@anotbat, neld)er uniern BuuideH 3u ents
ipredeu oeriprt6t, ptro, gletaDtel, Oh er
8emotrut ooer 91epublitaner lift, uniere
Stimmen erbalteu. Qn ben Brimdrmabz
len nerbsu mir natiri,d Hitt tbeiluebs
men, 6a mir burd oaS 8eiultat oers
ielbeu gebun6eu iein miir6eu. uuo an
Der gla9Or5nabl tperotR mir uus, ioOtsl
td bis ieBt Iugeu iaRn, pobl nuh Htd)t be.
tbsiligsn, ss isi 6snu, 6a6 Sbsrit @sOrgs y.
3homas ais @auOi6at auftretsu ioqte. Sbm
piroen mir NIT gaujsr Dtatt oppUntreu
oenn er III Elm uns i'm b0hitsn @raoe fstnoa
lid gsfinnter Spirituoisnhdu6ler, Hu0 mir
t0nueu uatiirlidl nidt mIniAen, olB Elm iola
der. on 0te Spibe Der BermaltuHg gefellt
mir6. 9agegeu niiroen mir 6ru. Sobu 6.
Surft beaiinffiqsn, Der ntdt III uus geb0rt,
aber uns bod Snmpatbte'H entgeaeu briugt.
gtue @rlnubnib, In Der ganjeH Sta0t iibet
bic gctalsSpttou'Srnge ab3uftmmen, Min
Iden mir gor ntdt, iOHoeru uielmebr Baltis
more rpau0metie eroberH, uuo mir iiuo oaUou
iiber3eHgt, baB mir tn otsier Betle meuias
feus ben iueiteu 9egtslaturs 8iftriit aent1s
neu f0unEH. 0euu MIR aber In Baltimore
uur srf stuuul feiieu Eu6 gefaBt buben,
t6nnen mir mad 3pej Sabren nit Sdlfe
unisrer gtujorttdteu In ben Counties BEN
gon3tu Staat gepiuusu. a"
8tr Sra rplduber 9roB.Stamm
oes unab Gugigeu Sr6eus Der
u 9th bmdnner" htelt geitern Sormittag
inter osm Soritte bes @roB. Gbsrz@befs 8.
Snrbaum tn Der sgtstnmOra.6 6aqe@ ietHe
mouatlidle Stsung, tn pelher @ro6s sShrtft.
tlbrer .. 2S. Rod oas Srotoioq fiibrts.
gtah osm BON oemielbsn pOrgeleisneH Sab
rssberttlte 3dblt Der Srbsn i'm Staate gaarp'
lamb 1856 gRItgltsosr un6 gsbtstet iibsT etn
Sapttnl BON $59,170.70. tfrante Brloer
puroen nit $4697. 81 untsrftist uno 5terbe'
gelber S3925 ausbs3ablt. Die Stbliotbet,
meihe on allen Abeuben Der gBohe fur Die
gfitalie6er gs6ffnet il, 3dbIt 4OOO SduOe.
giodbem BITE gsp5bulthen Ronttntgslhoitt
bgeneet poren, srfolgts 8ertagung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-20
0as aelbe Tfeber.

@aIbeftou, Ger, 10. Qugua. Gin
absubblatt per0ffsntltdt elm @erii9t, mad
peIdem peHigfsns eiue @rtrantung am gels
ben Steber, tpenn nift me6r, nabreub Der
Ietteu paar Gage in RemzSrleans etuge,
treten ietn iOO, Obglet9 Die 8eb0rben iensr
Sta6t yftdtS oabon mel6eteH. Stele Berios
nen befiirnorten bic 4norbuung BON Quas
rantdne IRaBregeln gegen Nerp'Srlenus.
BenfacOla, 6lu., 10. Auguf. - Or.
Sarrts, Der i'm bteitgsn SlOttenbaubofe an
geifeute biirgerIiae 4rst, melbet, baB Slot,
tenar3t Sneens, tpeIfler idou mebrere Bus
den frant barnieOer lIegt, am gelben Steber
Ietbet uub fid in trttifdem 3ufaube befiH.
bet. Or. Surrts bertGtet faruer, bab in
gSooliep, einem fletnen Srte tn uumittelbaz
rsr Ndbe oes 6lottenbaubofss,5 5net BerIoneu
am gelben 6teber ertranft iiue.
Iuff in, Geras, 10. Iuguf.- Su6olge
Der @erifte iiber 6as @raiIiren bes gelbeu
Ntebers SH Scean'Springs, Seps8ef uub
NemsSrleauS bot @ouperueur Srlans bsFobs
len, ale aus ienen Sdfeu tommen6su 6abrs
aeuge Der QuarautGue su uuterwerfeu.
gltttIer 8stle iollsn ;uUerlGiiige gtadrtds
ten aus ben UeroGdttgen Srten erIangt
merbeu uub es tf m0gltdb, oa6 Der Gouverz
nenr lhoH morgen ieiuen Bsiebl ptbsrrufeu
mirD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-20
Gin @IOrbecbeimnis in San
Trnu1f6cp~

Gan Sran3tsco, IS. Iuauif.- @tu
tuabri9etnlid nm lsBteH Utontage oeriibter
gtOrb lam bsute ans 2idt. Das Spfer. TT
elm befannter @runbetgentbumS.4 .4aent, Sra.
mems gitfoIaus Sterrett, pel6er felt Rous
tag UermtSt mur0e. @fan glaubte, er babe
ii@ @eIfdfte baIber mad Sacramento beae.
ben. Seiue 2ettbe nuroe uHernarteter BetIe
In 6em Ieer itebenbeu SauIe Ger. 1929, @Qtsz
Strube, bsm Serforbsnen geb6rig, aufaes
funoen. 8as SauS mar oeridloIien, aueiu
Del be. ICrbGn cntfr0msn0e ifarte 8erne.
iun9sgsrud osranIaBte bic Bolt3et 3um Gre
l.eGeu Der Sbiiren unb fiibrte 3u Ser @ut.
bedung bes Worbes. 8te Ereppe i'm Suue.
rem mar NIT BIut befedt, je6Od laQen Iouf
fetne Gu3eifen Dor, aus melden IId elm
SdluB in Be3ug auf bic 4rt uus 8etie oes
Serbredens steben lteB. 88 TT ernlittelt, oaF
GteGrctt am letten NOntage nit bret Rdns
nern ans Rsnaha, peld1e NIT tbn iiber ben
A,fa;' "a Sluies unterbanoelteu, Oas ST.
bGHoe betrat uno baB bic brei Sremoeu auetu
fort giugen. 9teier umfanb erregte bamuls
tetnsn Serbaft. @ebeiGp pOlt;tften ftuO nit
Nadfori6uHgsu beIddftiGt. Sterrett mar
elm rstdler 0ianu, ettpe sd)s3tg Sabre alt
uno bate bier teiue Sermanotsu nit 4us,
nahme ctnes iuugen Eaffen.
9un Sran3tscp, 10. Guguf. - Gin
eheulaliger notwithstanding, Rameas
2Srtgbt 2erop, friiber ais aOpOfat in Sacra.
nsnto aniaiitg, Delder Wegeu Sdli6ung unb
9efrauouttoH ms 3udtbaus gei6idt nurbe,
1T tpegen Der grr1or6uug bes pru. Sferrett
oerbaftet mOroen. @r bat eiHgefauben, baB er
ben @lmorbeteu ;uiammen nit 3uet Ufdn-
nern, gtameus Sobn 3. 3opnienO uub B.
Yftuer, in bas betreffsnoe 9aus lOdte unter
osm 9ormanbe, bGffelbe faufeu gu tpollau,
nm tbn bort 81 besaubeu. 2erog bebauptet
ie0Oa, ct ielbif iet ntdt nit in oas Saus &C..
gangen nnb ptiie ntdt, mas fih bort 3uge.
trnnPn hnhP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-20
GurOpati6e Ra6el6ert9te.
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2onbou, IS. Guguf. - Qls geiferu oer
RuIer S'8etrne, BarlamentSmttglteo fir
bas tribe &ouutp 2sttrtm, NIT mcbrereu
6reunoeu auf 6eu @ute osfsl6su Der Siibs
nsriago obIagen, trat etne aujabI gPduuer,
uon benen etlide bepaffuet pareu, auf iie
3u uub spongen fte, bic Sag6 au3ugebeu.-
Bel elmer Seriammlung, bic geIferH bel
2ougbern i'm @ouutn @aInap itattfaub, belt
elm getpiiier Sn1oon, angeblt9 etn ameritas
nii6er Sournaltft, cine lange Aniprabe, In
6ersn Ssrlnuf er inter 4nbersm iagte: ,Rau
figt gud idrsdlidss llnre6t 3u. Beun Sbr
Die graaiamen @rIn6etgeutbiiHer niGt
3rptngt, @u4 gere4t gu perbeu, 70 ietb Sbr
Setgltuge."
Sn Der beutigen unterbausfisung ipraG
fidb Glabtoue in mtBbtltgsuoer gBeiIe iber
bic bsftige Sprads, pelde Der Dome 3uler
Sealp 3u pfsgeu fibre, aus, Ino ingte, Sea'
ms aeuBeruugen oerotenten cine ihasfe GU
rehtmetiung, oa fte geetguet ieieu, ben gta'
tiOuaIbaB, ben sr (Slaofoue) aus,urotten
oosr tpenigfens ~ miloeru beffrebt iei, Al
entflammeu. Seal1 ertptberte in trottgeG
Beiis, 3niihen Srlano uuo England befebe
Elm SrtsgsSufnnb, Der fid gum pirtii9eu
8risge enttpideln niir6e, nenu bic Srldnoer
bic Dioat oa3u hotteu.
2ouoou, 10. Guguf. - Sc i1 pabr,
iaeiulidb, bas ftd elm trtider Sii9of mad
Amsrtfa begebeu mtro, nm @elO CUR SOrbe'
ruug Der &uspanberuug aus Srlano auf3u
briugeu.
1er RUreppIfahrer ,Dpmpbna."
Sopeuhasen, 18. GupuR.- Die rui.
itide Qeogrnpbiife gsisllidaFt bat ben bdui
idsu Ssianbtsn tn ct. Betsrsburg bsna9
ridtigt, bab stu frsmbss Sdiff an Der On
fiife Der 3rpiidsu Ropaia Senlia unb ben
6sflnnb bslsgsusu Suisl @aiguti6 iibertutu
tsrt babe. 9tuu ruets i6rigeus nod nt6t
ob bos Sdtfi Der uermibts bduii6e RorepOI
futrsr S3pmpbuo" LIT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-20
Sin @attinm6rber oerurtheiIt.

@afon, Beuni., IS. &uguf.- Die @es
ihpOrenen in bem Bro3siis gegen Sobu DiQ.
man, bic fidb geferu Sormtttag ,uriid,ogeu,
betratsn beute giorgen mad 7 llbr ben @,s
rtd.siaal mi bra6ten ben 8abripruh elm:
0idulotg 6es Roroes i'm erIfeu @ra6e." =
8tllman bate am 80. Rdr3 3. 8. ietne 6rau,
bic cine Suiaiiiu bes HortbnmptOu @olu.1s
lrmenbauieS mar, aufgetorUert, ibr bic
8trtbiduft rpteber 81 fiibreu. 8eiOe stngen
uad Setblebeul. Auf Der 2nnofraBe BET
9eaiOmn iGlug 9illmau feline 6aau nte6er
uno our6ldnitt tbr eeI pals init etuem Eaa
ifeumeiier. Stau 9iUman farb Qnfangs
gtat. &ls Der @attium6roer mad ietueG
Shulotgipredung in ieine Belle 3urddges
fiihrt nurbe, iagte er bem S6ertff, &c iet es
3ufrteben, man t0une ibn bGugen, fpenn man
poue; er babe oas SerbreWsn bcgaugen,
mtfe aber nidt, mas tbn ba3u tricb. ylleber
mir If Giner, Der fiji mid iorgen ptr6. SD
bin gang berubtgt." 3u etnem Der 8adter
iu9te 8ilman, auss, mas Pr oerlauge, Iet
geuug Eubad uub bret CUTE Rubbeiten tGqs
lid. Gin Gutrag auf stnen ueueu Pro3eB TT
bonn SertbetOtger beretts gefteut pOrbeu,
bod glaubt man MIDI, bab berisIbs beptGtgt
fnPrApu tnirA
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0as @anffalIiment in Nhic.

gouugstpwu, Sbtu, IS. &uguff. -
&OurtlanO SO. 6ttd, Der 6aifirer Der 3met'
ten Rationnlbant" tn @arren, Die geferu
ben @eihdftsbetrteb etuffsllte, bat eiugeftans
ben, Sub er $4,000 burf Spetulatt0n uuf
Der Retp gOrfer S0rie uerlor. Der 8aut'
SnIpsftor @lts BON Cincinnati traf geferu
in 8arrsn Elm, unb auf 9ruub eiusr BON ibr
oorgeuommensu Yriifung Der Bidder erfldrte
berielbe, bic Bnnt iei i'm Stanbe, In 80 "a.
gen idmmtIide 9epOiiten bon uus3u,ablsu,
un6 bic attiondrs rpiirben 30 bis 20 4ro,ent
erbaltsu. 9as Afttentnpttal Der 8aut be,
trdgt $1,C00,010, Die Birgidnft bes Sai'
firers $4,000. Ser Sdaemeifer BON
Srumbuus @Ountp bat $53, 600 in Der 8auf
beponirt. Snipsttor guis ertlart, ais er Dor
etnem Sabre etne Snipetttou oornabm, iei
aIIss In Srbnuug gepsisu; 6ttf bat uIiO bic
$50, 900 tnuerhaIh zines Sabres uerloren. -
Die iibitgen 8anten tn 8arreu iin6 BON benz
EaIlimeute In feiner Weiie beriihrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-08-20

2lm Treitage farben in Aleyautria, Ggpp.
tcu, 80 4eriOueu an her GbpIeta
9ie Bin gegen ba8 GaubenihieBen uuroe
i'm briti6en 6ersrbauie nit so seBeu II Stimmsu
Oernprieu.
graf @bamborb mar ben lebteu Radrids
tcnrlplpe aube-or-cntI'5 ibwrP uuo SIpe,tcI C9eiz
NesObDseHb.
Der @odeuberidlt yoer oeutIteu 9iei6s-
bant" er8iebt cine &bnaPms an 6altBelp I'M 8e.rage
bcr 800 OCJ I}art.
Ser S0nig BON Spnuicu traf In @eFeQs
i5aft hes arte8smtujiter5 0arttuej GampOs Borgl
tern in galeucd EN-.
Gr3btidOf 8Oger 8ebe 8augbaupou Orb.
neg, gtusSib 8aLeS, arb geiterU pI0sid In 2iBers
pppl. G. mr. 80 Sabre alt.
gruf SolROt, Der ruiFide 92tuifer beS
SINE II, tptro binucu sur, ,em iein 4mt neoerIcaen
uub bGs 8e&sratBl HitgIieo SaHGdOU Jun Jlabfolger
erbaItGn.