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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-01-29
Sermii1te telesrapbii@e Oes
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Die @lasbItte Der 50. 8ergtn g. SObue
in y ilabelp bia bat ben 8etrieb'
.ingeitellt uno 200 4rbeiter fnb obue Be-
itaftigung. Die Sirma erflart, iie tonne
nid]t NIT ben Netpz SSerieser @laSbiittensgez
fitern, pelfe ibre 9rbeiter nit Antpeiiuna
gen auf 0Gben be3ablen. confurriren.
Srau gS. 6. Yaucep, gSitttpe bes eben,as
ligen 8unbesienator8 unb befannten Se;eis
fiontffen gancep, if in q tb en- s, 9a., ses
ftorben.
Iler. Worton, ieiue Srau uno Sbos. Gos
parb, iGmnltlit yeger, ertranfen On, lets
ten ireitag 4bsnb nabe Sbreport, Ga.
0as Boot, in peldem itt bic rluglidlideu
befanben, purbe DOR einem Sampfer iibers
fabren.
Ser -, &efern @atdman, Elm tatboliides
Slatt in ct. 2ouis, ineloet, oaB Sater
Nc@artbp cine ibm susefalleue @rbidaft uOu
$1,000,000 auf Die Silgulg Der Sdul6en
bss grsbiidcfs Burceu BON Cincinnati oers
menoen mill.
Die meme Soblengrube Der v$bilabelpbtas
&eabinger Soblens unb @ilen >Gompagnie"
bel 9 amo n, Yenni, bat Seuer ges
iansen. 400 Utauner uno Snaben ilno auber
4rbeit.
SEQ. q. Gper bon @ aterburp, Conn.,,
Der i'm lebten Sftober bel einem llnfal auf
Der y9em-g gorf. Rep-G -Guglduber GiIenbabu"
aui 2ebensseit oerfriippelt murbe, bat bic
Sahugeiellihaft auf $50, 900 perfagt.
gei Gan Suau i'm nerifanii6en
Staate Salisco Ianb Elm 9 E d ;miihen
Solbaten unb 8anbiteu itatt luObei elf Der
2etteren unb feds Soloaten set0btst mur.
ben. Die gauoiteu purbeu in Die 6ludt
seihlaaen.
Sn 81 d ter, N..y., tif eetpis Selpe,
elm friiberes @oueteBmit9lieb, in Solge uoI
Serletuugen, bic er bei'm aussleiten auf
Der Giraffe erlitt, geltorben.
Sic 80 unsariiden @ilenbabnarbeiter, Die
por elmer @ode in eas @efdn8ntB ;u a.
# II, Benni, sebradlt waroen, itno sefteru
aui einsn Sabeas Corpus gefebl bin in
Sreibsit seiest worSen.
Sie @eIf,norenen in benz Bro3e iieges
aeu Sr. 3. 81. $ d er, ipel4er in 9are
rtsburg, Benni,, wegeu abortion Dor
@erttl ftunb, baben fi6 nidt etnigen f0nz
nen nnb iiub entlaiIen tporosn. Gin ueuer
Yro,ss icll i'm Qpriltermin itattfinbeu.
gharles q. STINT ton, frIber als
@lerf i'm Rieas>Souie" gu @aibinstou unb
i'm 6 outinentalsS Sotel" ;u philadelphia aus
aefent, eridob fd geiferu ;u Springfielo,
WafT., NIT elmer Shrotflinte. Gr iou tpoblz
babenb aetpeien iein unb man uerulutbet,
bas e-bli9er Babniiuu' ihu sum
SeIbfmorb trieb.
Ser Neger 0epis Garter eridlug in
porletter Had]t auf Or. Bretlom's farm in
southampton @ouutp. Sirs, ieiue 5rau
nit elmer art. Ser Dtorber eutfam. Die
uriade bes Ssrbredens 1T uitt betauut.
Die ueue fatboliide ySsr5 SeiusSird1e" in
ambribge, Wufi., murbe gefteru pom
gr,biidoi @iniams eingetpeibt. 0aS &C.
bdnbe foitete 5000,
Snallesbeupz9 s ttp. Beuni., tuurs
ben gsieru 80 Yerioneu perbaftet, neil iis
cine Gubeforuns gelegeutlid elmer Ser
iammluug Der r9silsarmee" oeraulaBteu.
2rpsi @rubenarbeiter, gtamsns Qalpler
unS Omen, purbsn nube Srpiu, @ol., II n
einer9a wiuebegrabeu. n Omen
bate CUR 3eitO OsS llnfaus etnen gerafod in
Ser Sanc, unb sr madte NIT bemielbeu eiue
Oeffnuus burd ben Sdnes, 10 baB er aths
men fonnte, bis er uon Eamerabeu gerettet
purbt. 9atpler fam um's eebeu.
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Gin 6rlSpnfel.

Surling ton, ST., 81. Sanuar.-&iu
ieinrcider Sieb,idter, ytamenS Slenfens
bori uou GalifornieH, bat felt atuei Sabreu
feline Ridte,.. ieine ein3ige Serwaubte, Elm
junses blutarmes WGoden, Namens Sopne,
geIutlt unb ite jett eAolif in elmer bieitgen
Sabrif gefunoen. Seute perlieb ile ben gSeb'
ftubl, nm eiu neues unb sliidlideres Qeben
i'm Sauie hires rei6sn SbeimS gu begiuuex.
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Gin merfm1rtiass Eerbift.

Scranton, Bsnni., 81. San.-Oauto
@. getpis, Sduluoritebsr Der 10. gSarb uno
SefretGr Der llnterrihts<@ @ommiiiion, beiien
YrossB meseu unsidtisen 4nsrifis i'm Sttos
ber 1882 auf Srau Marie Stretd, SdlieB.s
rim Der Green GibgesS Sdule, Die gan;e@obe
perbanbelt tpurbe, ift BON beu @eldporeueu
als niht idulbig erfaunt, aber sur Sraguna
Der Soften perurtbeilt ruorben. Ser Bro;eb
ruroe NIT srobem Snterefe oerfolgt uno oas
Serbift bat nidt geringes Gritaunen berpors
gsruisn. 0emis faun iid) eines sewillen &us
fes alsBclitifer riibmeu, uno ldbt iid baraus
bic 9potbie bes Staatsanwalts, bic mabreno
bes Sales CUR Sdau trat, ertlqren.
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Scr 6Eubeueinftur5 in SS;lfess
barre

g8ttfeSbarre, YenuI, %. Sau.-Oie
Aufresuag iiber ben ,3uiammeubrUd bes oerz
lafenen Stollens oer ,Seiaware SIbIons
Wine." ,uelder am Rittlpod Die Semobuer
Der 2. Warb In Sdlreden Ieste, bat fid, nof)
ridlt gelegt. Ste 2ente, peldle iibsr Der I'm
gliidsitGtte mobusn, iuolen fi6 ntdt iiberrc,
Sen lailen, tcB oos SdlinImite poriiber In.
9r3eioasr neuer 9efabr iiuo uid}t 5u bemers
fen Die @ompaguie bat bis iest nod teins
unterfud,ung iiber Die llriade oes 3ufams
menbrutes anseorbuet. Der UrId) in ben
Snuptr0bren Der gSaiierirituug III 10 bebeus
terb, bab neue H0bren In elmer auberu HiA.
tune gelsgt peroen miiien, nm sic obere
Gotnht t,,it gRnfier Ill ncrlehRn
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Sanfcrpttc.

Cincinnati, 81. San. - Mobr &
Mubr, Better eirer Sduappsbreunerei, ba=
ben ibr @eifGft on @bas. 5tantiu iibertraz
sen. Dian ibdet ibr Yaiiiua auf $3.50, 900.
Dtontreal, @an., q. San. - Die
Gnenmaarenbdnbler u. Yilon & So. fte0teu
beute Die i3abluns eiu. Sbre BaIiiua belau=
fen iid1 auf nabesu $500,000.
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1ntianer= llnruben an Der meyi=
fanii6en Sren3e.

Euciou, I..E., 81. San. - Gin bier
eineetrofiener Courier briust bic Radridt,
ba6 bic gemobner BON Gaia be Sanos, on
Der @ren;e bon @bibuabua, bon 1900 Apaz
d,en umringt iiuo. Cine abtbeiluug Sns
ianteris uuo @auaIerie inter benz Sberffen
@arcia III mad bem Sdauplase ab8esau=
aeu. Die Werifaner bofeu auf bic Inter
iiiituna Der aulerifaniiden Eruppeu.
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Nriui Gari'A yeSfamsut,

perlin. 81. SdnlIar.-Ser perltorbene
Bring &arl hinterldbt 81, ZOO. 900 Rart iiber
iuelde iolsenoe teitamsntartide Serfisuug
setrofien 1T: BrinS SrieSrid Sarl erbdlt
$4,000, coo Wfarf, bic beioen GUhter oeS
Gerfforbsnsn erbalten ie 1000, 900 Narf, Der
SIbeu oeS heiligen SobauueS bon Seruia'
lem, befen @roSmsiifer Der SerfOrbsne mar,
srbGlt 1000, coo Nfarf Sur @riinbung etuer
&ritalt fir &econoales;eute 100000
yiarf fno fir ouoere gSoblthdtigfeitSauifals
ten beitimmt, unO Der &eft BON 1000, 900
Warf 1T osm Safer Wllbelm 3ur Serfiigung
gefteIt.
Sin SHfeneamrfer sciheItcrt. - S,p1tf Wens
fdbtniebcn perlpren.
yonoon, 2S. Sauuar.- gcltern ndbe
SmanIGa geIdeiterte Oampfer fibrte ben
Namen ,Ggues Sad" uub mar NIT stnem
Cargo Slei Don Sarbinten abgegaugen. Die
aus sm0lf YerIonen bsItebenoe Wtanuihait
murbe elmer mad bem auoeren uou Stur,z
mfllen BON Dem 3rad gerilien, obne olB Die
ON llier oerlanmelten WenidIeu 9iilfe lei
ten fOnnten. SIS mar unm0gltd), oaS g8raf
nit Sooten III erreiden ODER Elm Gan per-
nltttelft Hateten auf u.,..,. II beI0r6err
Sic geide bes &apitdns luurOe uadt au
uicr Seihmemnu. Gsau slaubt, oa6 er fd
snttleloete, nm ft mom0aItb burd) Shmtms
men III retteu.
Stiirmc in 'lnsdrn.
Befb, %. Sanuar. - Seittge Stiirue
miitbeteu am 6reitGg in llugarn. Sn Ora
pic5a uro llmgegeno ilEo fat idmmtlide
S1uier 2stIt0rt.
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SdhnlInfaU

gSabaib, Snb., 27. Sau.-giue Meile
0fil;d BON bier entgleifte turs Dor Dlitters
uadt Elm Grprsb,ug Der D@abaib. .9ouiss
Yacific Sabu" in Solge elmer serbrohsusn
Sdient.. -3pst Yaiiugierwaggous rollten
ben GiisnbabnSa,um 40 SuB ttei berab, ,jebod
tpurte bon ben Yaiq9iersu tetuer erbsbltd
perlest.
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Gin Shpcner nit Wfanm unb
GH01u& urtcrnrnnnneu

. Ybtla0elpbia, %. SQnuar. - Der
pon Sadionpi0e, 6lu., nit eiuem Cargo
Sauhol, bierber beftimmte Stooner rSenrp
g. g9illiams," Capt. Sohn y. gBilion, aus
Naps>9auoiug, N.sS, 1T nun ihon lett 1O4
Sasen uutermess. Yian fiirdtet, oaB oas
SabraeIs ndbreno oes beftigen SturmeS pom
80. Sttober NIT Wfann uub Utaus inter-
ninn
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@us Der etaatebGuptitabt.

Annapolis, %. Sauuar. - SlOttens
&abett u. y. SlOau bon Dtifiouri bat reFg'
nirt.
- Die fferblihen llsberreits bes friibereu
8iifsrs Der ct. 8nuen. Stride, Srn. Sobu 9.
Qittle, murOeu gefern Nadmittag na6 Rews
port. 3.sS., sebratt, mo- fie beute sur les=
ten 9tubs beftattet morben itnb.
- @oupernenr Samiltou iit geifern 4beno
bier eiugetrofen. Adtb. 8. llpou, Wttglieb
bes @pngreHes fir Ssras, bdlt iih gegenmdr<
tig 3um geiu1e bier aui. Sr. Columbus
Griffith bon Baltimore petlte gefern in I'M
ierer Staot.
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ggaa lsIs: rSaIi4 unh BGbr. "a

gfou jd,tde eira Srieinarte an Raopap
& 60, Jir. 80, @arreas, SGe Der 9burG.
Strase, Gsp' Gsorf.
ra- Beisbrins. Sau;saSs con GOga.s psTts. ,piri
cus, aineittitt ssfbep.
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2nei neue guupcsienatcreu.

3euper, @Ol., p. San.-Sn Der ges
meiniamen Sieung beioer oduier Der 9es
ietgebnns murbeu beute Sbos. SO. Sowen
bon Gio @rante unb 8. u. gS. Sabor BON
qrrapabce, 9etterer fir ben fur;en Sermiu,
III Sunoesienatoren getpdblt.
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IN eas 2ublieuni,

% iann tsins beiIers garantIs fir ben astrtt bon
Or gaetpdbs altetabIirten ". 81 Y. Selr,itte!n ais
abmunesn bsrIslben. Gs siebt ipiprb fali4e ,Eeios
pents ais aIlc ,,gslisis" uus ,.4ias." Ssbet er9
ppr une psrlanaet nrr Rabpaps une attet earanf.
sas Der 9ams saabpas f4 a,i BEN SsiSS,tsn @ sst"
tel tesgest. (5MilS.Vs1R66wS
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G. iiIfe fur Eaubbeit. -Sntb's Sbritod (anricle&
Rcane) bet iit treft bspdbrt unb 1T nas biuiaite
iitb beauemte llrterbatur9srptr IN Der BELT Or bes
fHbidt Iaube, bireft bic rnterbaltrg III bbrer. Is.
o. NBasfep. Ngent, Nr. 500, @sit,8aIttmpreiir.
a.R
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0on cincm YOli;iften ;u Soee aez
fniInNelf

NemsYorf, 90. Sanuar. .-Rattbem @urs
RON itarb beute in Song =Sslano.@itp an ben
Solaen mehrerer ibm am 7. b. Dtts. BON benz
Yolt;iften Guinbam perletter Sniippelbtebe.
Suinham tit oerbaftet porbeu.
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Gin Spaar pro Tlaf&e.
TaaDas's Iesulireaae Ytaen.
8Oltommene Eurgan3en, liubernbe Gbfibr
mittsA tuirfeu Obne Sdmsr3 f.ts,
SaperlGiiig unb nntiirlt1 tn
ibrer Operation.
Gin sesetabiltf6aS GrfaemteseI
fur SalpmeI.

Bo1!cu'msr IneissIi6en Bsissi4mad. elegant nit
ihbsn Summit alafrt, pu:siren, regulireu, reiniseu
una iiGrtsn.
6aewap's Sinen rlr Air aler Rranfbeiten bss
Nagers, Der aebsr, Der gebarme, Der 9eren, Der
8Laie ippis fiir Herebie2 appfDe5, 9eritcpFng Sus
hi9stipn, Iqspepfe, bii6ie 3uitdnbe, is6sr Inter-
IeibSsr:SnSiIug, Sdmor-5pisen uuS aGe eoerer aeis
ben bes luterIeibeS. G:s 5oltorene Rlr garautirt.
Rein pssstabiliit, tsias Spur RON Rsrtur, Riueras
len ober i91bIiGsn 1reSasH.
EB- Ran bea6ts frIsenhe Symptom. bon lsrantbets
ten Der gsrbnuuneSsFsGne gsrftppfun8, innerItcaa
Sdmprrboiben Slu..oalurg mad ben, 2cpfe Saure IN.
Naaer, nsbsltsit, Soebrenueu, stsI Dor benz GReu,
RoaeuSratsn au-ssAufitpser, Sinser poer Bsben bes
Ser;ens, er6snssS 8sflbI betw 2ieser, Rebel ober
Slatsrr bpr augc7 Giebsr ure es1pfe S1H:erseu i'm
Rprfs, ftpdenbsa atbem, eeI5es ausie5en Der Qaut
uuo Der Aussn. 5sItenfte3en. S5usrsen in Ser 8raa
unS in ben g.seern, pIOsIi&s AntualaHs bon 2tss,
Brennsn sts Jtai4es.
giriss Esisa spn Raewcs's einsr trsrbsn Sas
Ssiem baA aI&a obsTssnaHHten HraniS<asn bsfsstsa
Sn sen 2lpOt5stcn gu babea.
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9as HepraIeutantenbaus

sing 9leit nat ieinem 3uiammentrttt in
Grefutipiisung unb nabm ebenfaQs bic Sas
riibiu Dor. Slanb (Wto.) fritiiirte bas Ser.
talten Der berridenben Yartei, neil iie bas
@inbringeu einer Sariibill bis 3ur eilften
Stunbe per3Ogerte unb jret periuds, bic
Wabresel obne sriiublide @rwdguns burd'
;upeiti6en. IS perlaute, bab Der Yrdftbent,
I'M 8aus Der 9onsreb bic Sarifbia ODER eiue
abnlide Sorlass ntdt annsbme, eine grtra'
flung berufsn tuerbe. Dies lei eiHe sesen
ben @onsrsb seridtste Srobung, melde
barauf berednet let, ben 9esteren eiu;u'
idIdtern uub eine eingehenbe Yrifung Der
Iugelegeubeit su pcrbinbern.
Die ausemeinc Debate, oil tpeldler iid
Nc8irlsp (S), Carlisle (Sp.l 9astell
(&s.) Il. U. betheilisten, purbe I'M . uhr
Jtatmittass seidloiieu. Natoem oann nod
Der erite Yarasrapb Der Bill Sebufs gin'
brin9nug bon Nmenosments usrleIen moroen
mar, erIol9te Sertagung.
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hsraunesu unb Guber,uIpis, gbtBifs, seropbegn
Sbpbilts, S5tuineen Gntartung nnS arebs ber Nes
rem, 6arnrIbr, nrin9aItIng, mo ss oBne auiuenbina
bes aat9eterS Ginosrure i6aift un6 bic i5mer,suhs
Nrpenbun9 hlsies Sntrumsntes unn1tbia mapt -
Stsr urb Cries, rno in allen Idgen bon Gutsiir6ura
Der gherennnb ber Saie, iotpie in 9ronii9en 5dGsn
ban Srauenirantbeiten.
Cine SIaIde enttGIt me5r mirtfame Ir,neiapffe all
irqene Elm anSsre5 itel bic fini bis ies Gbeel5fTst
bou nDtbi3 MAIDEN, tpd5renb bon SariapariatGn Gin
SBeeIpifel bod BeTriigt.
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D'e antgeneins hes ,Reae5 ReIisf" an Der cb,r s,s
peSr erlei6tsrung. N'''''ara
SreiB9 bic ieSSiG Frotfsn In ensm BIasg8oJsr Rel.
zen n psniaen gnssnbIden Rrdmpfe, Raeenid,Tr,.
SS0DSS,rsnnsn - Sopt&msrisn 9terrb6e, Bblensrs' 10.
VI Slopnr8sn nnp ale innsrliGen SGmer,en.
Ready Relief" bel iidt trosen 8eniee Trcpfen a.
tpn, IN Bale, GetRnn, beugen aaen Rransbeiten nns
ss eaniit oeriuiftte Seioeu. bic aus benz @ebrauX.
Vls.sn sSolSrs entprtnaeH, bor Gs IN et beiIsr,s
StihtataHss ais irsniofper SrGESb ober Nitterer'
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in einer bis stpau,ts Winuseu.


gnt3inoun9en Der RtersH, guhaubuno,v
bsr Vla'e, @cbdrms gut3liuoungen, Qur.
gen eongefttoneu, SaISIeiceu, gftbma,
9er3tloptsn, Otpbtbrrttts, bpGferiId5eYu.
faue, Srauns, Satarrb, Sufluen,a, Sopf.
peb. 3abniamerieu, Teuralate, Rbeu.
uattSmus, faItcs unb betses Etebrr.
SIbueraugeu uuo 6rofibeuIsn.
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llnterleibsid)mer,eu /!

Gur6tan, Starrb5s. gbpIera Rprbus pber ISr,.v.
ssrrer StIplaanG oer6er iRner5aIb 10 oSsr Sn sp5s
nilen onrG &aeioap's 3eabp ReIisf eebeiIt. ectr
3MtanereHg uno tetue eRtsiinbHna feius ed,fnSSss
Lief fpIesn. '''S WV ''' W. Tss
@stt sSr sr-te uub sinstss 56w4sasTftuer her o,,.
esnbltdr3 Sts idrediGitru S5tuersen itiut gnt,S-.
eunSe uno SlrtdnbrGng Iinbert pb lie rn,n II, hss
Eun8en BEN Wdssn. ben Guggpeieeu pSer anSsrs,, rs
nust, une stpar ''''"'"' pss
tn etner bis stpan;tg @tnuteu.
C9ne unteriGteS. fOte sros ole Stbmer,eu o,,1 i.,,
nvgsn' ois an T9sumGttsmls eeieenSeg, bic Ssttla.
retSie pber dnosren ranibeiten IeiSen tperss,f Sr
Sts 4niu nhur8 bon 8abpap RsaSp yteIiej cosnSIsS.
lits2ineer;n9 fnbeu. ''''N' ""s'"0''of
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yir. rs.
q. g. q.

Waatpap's @eaDe Nelfef.
Die bette usS biHisNe SamiIisrmssisiu In ssr gp,p.
bstIt uub berbinSsrt
Ssfsnterie, Siarrb6e,
Cholera Wsrbus,
Sieber Hnb S6ntteIfrsff,
MbenmatismuS,
Reuralsie,
9ipbtberitiS,
SnfiuenSa,
tpnnsen SAILS,
Atbsms SefsnerSen,
&erS6dtdt,
ShluffcffdFrft.
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sseftsre Befpreeauna Der Eariffrase in beisen
6dufern.
gSaibingtoE, 27. Sanuar. - Sm
Seuate unterbreitete Sance (9.s@.) baS
@rebitiu ieinss auf's Neus erpdblten 9oaes
gen Ranlom.
Die @rorteruns ber Sartfbtu purbe TO-
oaru fortsslest uno nabn bic gcn3e Sibung
In 4niprud. Seribiebene QmenoementS purs
ben angenommen, tuelde Die in Der ldruebenz
ben Bill porgeidriebenen 3onabgaben auf
8eifeiien, giieublet, Stanseneiien uub oerz
idiebene anoere Sorten @iien nm elm 9es
ringes reou;ireu. Gin bon Oapis iSas.) ges
ffellter 9lntrag auf NbbaIten elmer grefutiuz
iituus puros pertuorfeu, unb nm $50 uer-
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AZ. Soneref. - 3ipeite Situns.

Bsrt6ts Der ..aEoeitrter grefis fit ben .Gsuti&sa
eorreponbenten.)
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Sranfreib.

Die Scrfudbe iu einem Gomprcmts lpifeben
Gem &abinst une Der aanimer &c fdb eitert.-
Rrhsnatiun fdmmt!idbsr rNiniffer.-Saliie'
zee uns 5errp gum prdfIsenten bcrufsn. -
Die Guarebtffen in uepun.-prdhsert @repp
ercFt NIT Nui1ofMns Der aammer.
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National Republican., 1883-05-14
A Strange and Startling DreRmi'-Is
There n Spirit Worlds

"A remarkable dream or pretematuTal Wis
itation recently occurred in Louisville, KY;
Mr.. " L. Morera gentleman well aud fa-
vorably known about town, on retiring for the
night, feeling unwell and nervous was very
restless in his sleep, but seemed to himself to
be wide awake and in full control of his
senses. A vision appeared in his dream show
ing him large flaming number commanding
him TO obtain il from the lottery and then
vanished. The dream was so startling as to
fully awaken him, and although one who
never believed in lotteries or upheld them,
yet try us he would he could not shake of the
vision or forget the numbers which seemed
TO be burned in his brain. Finally he called at
the office of the Commonwealth Distribution
Co., and paving 81, asked for ticket with
the numbers of his dream on it, Fortunately
the number was unsOld and his ticket given
him, The drawing was soon 20 come of and
SO nervous and excited had he become that,
although against his principles, he determined
TO witness IL, and strangely enough, he saw
his number drawn from the wheel and the
handsome prize of 5000 was his, Was this
simply coincidenceY Who can teil2 Next
drawing takes place in Louisville, KY. May
81; 1860 prizes, amounting to Sl12, 400.
Whole tickets only 81. Address X, M, Board
| man, Louisville, Ky.
National Republican., 1883-05-14
White Goods Departm't

We have a splendid line Of
White Dress Fabrics.
In India Linens our famous
15c quality cannot be surpassed.
In addition to the fine quality
of this number, the splendid
bleach and finish of these goods
make them superior to nyother
make.
Another speciality of ours is
a 4S-inch Pure White Swiss
Lawn, in a very fine quality, at
33c per yard. 1t is cheaper
than 36-inch goods at CSC per
yard, and launders so beauti-
fully that it is preferred by many
National Republican., 1883-05-14
3 4 r GAINS
CORSETS.

Fine Coutil best quality whalebone Cor
sets, silk finished, with double busk,
usually sold ut $1.25. We offer them for
this week only at 70 cents per pair.
Special lot of Coutil double busS side
bone Corsets, warranted to fit well, 75
cents, worth Sl.35.
500 bone French-wove Corsets, with en-
broidered busk, $1.50, worth So per pair.
100 dozen summer Corsets, made of best
quality whalebone, with linen wdlting
and stitched with silk, at 9S cents perpair.
One of our specialties is short Corsets
for summer wear. For fit, coolness, and
durability they are unequaled; in all sizes,
81 per pair
National Republican., 1883-05-14
LADIES' SUMMER MERINOS,

Merino Vests, high and low neck, long
and short sleeves, in all sizes, 20 cents
each, worth 3S cents.
India gauze Vests, high and low neck,
long and short sleeves, In all sizes, 80 and
AZ cents each.
India galue Vests, full regular, made in
all styles and sizes, SO cents to $l.35 each.
Children's India gauze Vests, all sizes,
% cents each.
National Republican., 1883-05-14
Cotton Underwear.

One hundred dozen Chemises, made of
good cotton, with corded band and tucked
and embroidered yoke, at 40 cents each.
Three hundred dozen Drawers, made of
best cotton, with two clusters of tucksand
ruffled, 40 cents per pair.
Seventy-fve dozen Night Dresses, with
lined backs, full length and breadth,
sewed on the lock-stitch machine, with
three rows of inserting and tucks, II cents,
really worth $1.15.
Only 20 dozen of those fine Panier
Skirts left. They are made of fine dimity,
and are decidedly cheap at 0S cents each.
One hundred dozen cambric Corset
Covers, made to fit perfectly, with neck
and sleeves trimmed with lace and felled
seams, 80 cents; never before sold less
than 40 cents.
National Republican., 1883-05-14
MIR. II. NJ. uUrCuINsoN's FUNERAL
Impressive Obsequies mt His Late Resi-
dence-Elaborate and Numerous Flora
Tributes.

Impressive Obsequics at His LSte Resi-
dence-Elaborate and Numerous Floral
Tributes.
The funeral of Mr.. Hayward NJ Hutchin.
son took place on Saturday afternoon from
his late residence, No. 1919 Massachusetts,
avenue, and the large attendance including
many distinguished gentlemen showed the
great esteem in which he was held. The
handsome Stein casket in which the remains
were placed was completely hidden under the
profuson of floral offerings which friends had
sent rs tender aud fragrant tributes to the
memory of one they loved so well. A cross
crown, and pillar Of white buds were placed
at the head, while along tho sides were ar
ranged crosses, wreaths, and anchors coul-
posed of Marechal Neil roses, and at
the foot were "The Gates Ajar," and
two handsome pillows, sent by his daughters,
Mrs. Ball and Mrs. Olmstead, of Diarochal
Neil roses. Over the coffin were placed two
afghQns of pure white buds with red
borders. During the illness of the deceased
his wife sat by his bedside hitting an af-
CHAN, and this afforded him so much pleasure
that after his death Mrs. Hutchinson
caused floral simile to be made. On the
floor resting against the supports which sus-
tanned the Casket, were two pillows of Bonne
Senile rcscs with the words A True Friend
and Brother" in blue imm0rtelles, A hand
some wreath was sent by President Arthur,
and column by Col Crook, of the executive
mansion. Among those present at the funeral
were cX.SeCretary Blaine, Col. lngersoll, DIR.
Marmion, Representatives Bliss and Page,
Gen. j. A, Williamson and j. j. Knox, The
ceremonies were cond ucted by the Rev. DR.
Leonard, of st. Johns church, The follow
ing gentlemen acted as pall-bearers: Senator
John f. Miller Col. A. +. Rockwell, United
States army; Gen. Il. f, Beale, Louis Gerstle
ii. q. Ellis, Gen. N, l.. JefiIies, ii. B. James
and w. IL. Bailey. The remains were in
TERED in Rock Creek cemetery.
National Republican., 1883-05-14
HOSIERY.

One hundred dozen ladies' silk finished,
black, Isle thread Hose, reduced to 20
cents per pair.
One hundred and twenty-five dozen
ladies' silk finished, black Isle thread
Hose, both ribbed and plain, full FASH
ioned, with superior finished seams. A
pecial bargain, at 9S cents per pair.
One hundred and fifty dozen ladies'
black English Hose, oil boiled, and of i'm
proved shape, at AS, 55, to 75 cents per
pair.
Fifty dozen Imperial Isle thread Hose,
French ribbed in light blue, pink, and
tiluel; regular price is 70 cents. We shall
sell them out this week at SO cents per
pair.
National Republican., 1883-05-14

of our customers to India Lin
en-. Please examine.
Dotted and Figured Swisses,
in a superior assortment of
styles, and at low prices.
Remnants of Irish Linens, in
lengths of one to six yards, at
IS, 80, IS, 40, so, and 62Hc
per yard-nearly one-half the
price of piece goods, and very
desirable for underwear, aprons,
children's waists, &c.
National Republican., 1883-05-14
JERSEYS.

All-wool Jerseys, silk finished, and
stitched with silk, from 50 25 to $6.S7 each.
We have not room left to say much
about Jerseys, but we wish every lady
who intends TO purchase one TO call on us,
for we certainly sell them cheaper than
any house in the country.