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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

SUTTON & co, 3 y. W.. store and dwelling NO
1922 east Franklin. between Thirteenth anG
Fourteenth streets.
W.H.LYNE & CO.. ~ +. NJ, two-storY frame
dwelling az northeast cOr3er Twenty-nintf
and streets.
FRANK ID. HILL & CO., p. w.. real estate stu
ated on BIoId aud Cary streets and Locust at
ley.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 a. NJ. horses, mules
and vehicles.
JAS. HACDOUGALL. 1oi, A. NJ, household fur
niturc. stoves. &c.
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THE BOTTLE IN THE CLosET.-Some sly
old fellows have habit OF keeping their
brandy bottle under lock and key, where
nobody but themselves can get at 1t. They
think nobody knows how often they go TO
II, but a red nose sometimes tells the tale
louder than words can speak it. The F" bot
tie In the closet" II II contain brandy, Is
very mischieyous. But "bottle in the
closet" full of PERRY DAVIES PAIN-KILLEH
IL Just what no family can Afford 70 be
without.
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IIor Mother Writes.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch
am writing for the benefit Of unbe-
levers who discredit the truth without
using judgment. | know how badly my
daughters nostrils were catarrhed, and
that having conveyed her to the Office OF
DR.. Dewey, at the Virginia House, she was
there at once cured by his iustly-famous
Reyiyifier. All those carrying nasal dis
ease have only to try it, which will sub
stantiate my words.
Mrs. J. A. SCHERER,
500 north Twenty.tirst street.
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i Al regular meeting of NechanIcsyille Lodge
No. 2,l84. X. OF H.. held al their hall October l.
1888. the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted
Whereas 1t has pleased the supreme Dictator OF
the universe to remove from our midst our frie nd
and beloved brother aud yice-dicator. JAMES II.
GRANT, who died September l6 1888 therefore
be it
Resolred l. That whilst bumbly bowling TO the
Divine Will, this Lodge realizes tha; in the death
OF Brother GRANT II has lost one of it's most
punctual and efficient officers and one OF its most
Eealous and active members, and the community u
gentleman of the str!ciesl integrity, bcne factor
and valuable citizen.
2. That we tender his afflicted family our warm
est sympathies In this their great and irreparabe
loes.
8. That rs a mark Of orr esteem the Lodge be
draped in mourning for thirty days.
4. That a copy Of these resolutions be spread
upon the records Of our Lodge copy be sent to
the family OF The deceased, and the ssme be pub
lished IN the Richmond Dispatch.
j. II. TIMBEBLAKE, Dictator.
r. T. Sydnor. Reporter.
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rho Gaa Rettcr.

The new retorts were put to work on the
18th, according to contract, and 1t is no,
likely that we will hereafter be troubled
about the needed quantity OF gas. As for
quality there is no great complaint, but az.
ter the first Of November, when the new
purifier Is due, according TO contract, It will
doubtless be improved In this respect also,
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Pubiic-SehOol Funds.

Several weeks ago IL was stated that $780,
600 had been turned over to Superinten'
dent Farr for distribution TO the public
schools OF the counties and cities Of the
commonwealth taxes collected fol
that purpose. Richmond needs her share,
and would lie glad to hear that an appor-
tionment had been made so that she might
psy off the teachers the first months salary
now due them.
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Struck with IA Siung-ShOf.

Last night about IL O'Clock difficulty
occurred in a house on Cary street near
Seventh between Richard Coleman and
William Harper megrOes) in which the
latter was struck on the head with slung-
shot and seriously hurt. The parties were
arrested and taken 10 the Second station
house, where Harper's wound was attend
od IN
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A Foot Mashed.

Yesterday the ambulance was called 10
the Petersburg depot to colored man
named Leonard Walters, who had his foot
very badly mashed by piece Of falling
timber. Hc was taken TO his home, near
the corner Of seventeenth and Venable
streets.
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~ o n s I ID T. X Z.

II YOU HAVE ANY INTENTION OF
CLOTHING FOR YOURSELF
IF YOU PLEASE, OUR
TO YOUR ATTENTION. WE
1T Is NOT DENIED ANY
WHERE THAT WE ARE UPoN EX-
GOOD TERMS WITH THE
PUBLIC, WHICH MEANS THATPEoPLE
DEAL HERE HAVE FOUND SAT-
IN THEIR TRANSACTIONS.
NOT AN EASY MATTER TO PRO-
A STOCK OF CLOTHING so VA
RED IN CHARACTER THAT EVERY
ONE CAN BE PLEASED, But WE UN-
-DERTAKE TO PLEASE ALL WE CAN,
AND otR POPULARITY GROWS OUT OF
SUCCESS IN DOING SO. ADD TO THIS
OUR GUARANTEE GIVEN WITH EVERY
SALE. Is AN ABSOLUTE SAFEGUARD.
-FOR 1T ENTITIES YOU TO BRING
GOODS AND GET YOUR MONEY
FEELING THAT You ARE
A FAVOR. WHERE ELSE CAN
YOU DO THE shME2
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Some time since it was said that ii. Metz
gor Sr was well known; but now tnat
II. Metzger, Jr., corner Twenty-ninth and
CLAY. keeps the genuine Montrose whis-
kew he Is better known than his venerable
father
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Tho Onnosition Ticket.

The ticket nominated by the Coalition
lists night before last is composed OF j.
w. Mitchell, blacksmith; Henry Hudnall
attorney at law; James Edward Tyler
Government employe; and ex-Policemar
Benjamin Cartwright.
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Rase.BalI-Baso-BaIl.

Baltimores, OF American Association, u.s..
virginias. at Virginia Baseball Park, De
tober 18th, 18th. and 10th. Game called at
$3.50 Z. NJ. Admission IL usual. Tickets
for sale a; G. F. Johnston's.
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WY SUFFER WITH MALARIAr Esonr's
STANDARD CrRE PILLS are infallible; never fall
TO cure the most obstinate csses purely vegetable
contain no qulnine, mercury, or poitons Of any
kind-95 and so cents
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uoxors of the Beautiful

ara invited TO see and hear the splendid
steinway grand piano Just opened at the
warerooms Of Ryand Il Lee. the Stein
ways have sold one thousand grand pianos
during the past year.
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Rare Opportunity.

For sale, an established paying business
that requires small capital. Best reason
for selling. Address Business" care this
office
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rug GInRIEs OF WoNEN

.,a IY,urisut hair and fne teeth. The nrst Is se-
,ured bz ]. & T.. Atkinson's Balsam OF White
R,.es. and the latter preserved by their quinlne
&fa
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Fl f F. 4 4 S. S. F. F. 5 ;'. B 3
p LLLL EEEG a SssS EEE ODD
va VERY SMALL COST to themselves {;

alta VERY SMALL COST to themselves;
EVERYBODY Is PLEASED
a, The great sacrifice at which they can buy any
Kind Of WRAP at MEYERS.
~Oh. how cheapl" exclNm the ladies when
MEYER shows them that BLACK DlAGO-
sAL DOLMAN, with fur trimmings, which no
,slls at exact cosi--ss.3O.
"Oh, how elegant" exclam the ladie. when
lhown those elegant RUSSIAN CIRCULARS and
DOLMANS, with their variety Of Innings and the
styiishncss Of their trimmings.
The greatest surprise Of all Il the prices We are
selling them at. "Why, the, charge $50 else
where FOR these was the exclamation of a lady
when shown our slG WHITE CONY FUR-LINED
SATIN RIIADAME CIRCULAR.
As to our HEAVY JERSEY SACQUES, We are
simply having an immense run.
our rCIIILDREN's..w WRAPS need no advertis-
ing We have solo enough to advertise them
selves and their popularity is almost surprising.
The HAvELOCKs. with their novel trimmings,
arr a special flvorite among the children.
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I An NOW PREPARED TO FUR
j NISH THE PUBLIC WITH MEALS, and
hive them sent to any part 81 the city al short no.
tie. and upon reasonable terms. Have attached
a. my Culinary Department FIRsT.CLAsS
BAR. Have also secured the services ~ compe-
tent Washington cook. and can fnrnish EVERY
DkLICACY Ot T1ik SEASON, served In the
best style. MEALS served from 9 A. n. To IL y.
~. daily, and viii give mI ger.onsI attention 70
all orders. John ~ KELLEY.
AGENT for Mrs. John II. Kelley.
Oc lS.lts No. 1l6 east Main street.
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Ask any tobacco-manuiacturer who has
seen ..W. ID. Blair d Co.'S Suncured " II
il IL not the best chew in Richmond.
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MfSEIT STORE.
QUARTER PRICE.
FINE CLOTHING At LESS THAN ~ WOULD
BRING Al AUCTION.

bargain Is something bought below The usual
market rates. Only those who buy below actual
secured remarkably hne stock Of CUSTOM
MADE CLOTHING al prices which DO not repre-
sent the actual cost OF the cloth, the MIstlI
STORE. 9l2 Main street, now prepareito 5t'rtle
old-fogy clothiers by such array Of ne goods a,
low prices that n wise public VIII see at saice
the great advantages we orCr.
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Late Weather Report.
fspeclnl telegram 10 the Dispatch.

WASHINGTON. October lI-l:2o a. NJ
For the Middle Atlantic states. fair wea-
ther, winds mostly easterly, falling barom-
eter, stationary or rising temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, fair wea-
ther in the northern portion, local rains in
the southern, followed by clearing weather,
easterly winds, stationary or rising barom-
eter, stationary or slight fall in temperature.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cool
THERMOMETER YESTEDAY: A. NJ, AZ ;
- A. M., "a; noon. 6S; r. NJ, so; +.
NJ, &c; midnight, 80.
Mean temperature, 50 Sc.
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8ithmond 1ispatth.
WEDNESDAY. .oCToBER II, 1889.

ss-THE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATiUN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY Shws-
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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VISITING VETERANS.

Lincoln Post, GRIND Army OF the Republic
Reach Richmond and Receive Royal
WeIcome-Bnnquet Last Night, md Sight
Seeing To-day.
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SMALL BOYS, ATTENTION!

We can fl any small boy up to four years of age
with a CLOAK, and We viii guarantee the ft.
Indeed. our entire line Of CHILDREN'S
WRAPS has been Judged by the best Of judges as
the largest, hcst-assoIted and cheapest line in this
city. Come yourself, and you will say the same.
NM MMFFEEY YFEFE RRRR '' SSSS
#$$HH## MN \ Err - Err #nn% {" ssss'
NJ NM ME-
M NM NIX Y v II Sc
MREEE Y EEEER X SSSS
SIXTH AND BROAD STREETS.
TUE BEST-REGULATED STORE in the state.
Zoe 17-W,Sa ,Sa&Sul
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DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION IN
IL RICHMOND.

OF MAIN AND NINTH
STREETS.
Telephone NO. 344.
CITY COMMITTEE.
GEORGE II. POlNDENIER, superintendent.
JOHN Il. GARY. Treasurer;
W.D. CHESTERMAN. Secretary.
SUPERINTENDENT PRESIDENTS OF
OF WARDS WARD CLUES.
Marshall Ward-W. :. sat,ott. Henry Metzger.
Rooms at Clubhouse
Twcnfy-hitb street.
jefferson ward-W. ". Wood....W. VI. Turpir'
1904 Main street.
u. Charles Hotel.
Madison Ward-Sol Cutchins.... Jos. j. English.
tlur-roOU~.
Piedmont building.
Monroe Ward-H NJ Smith. Jr....H. NJ. Smlh.JT.
club Headquarters
200 east Main.
jackson Ward-W.Ja Epps.. ....- Ward hcadguar-
tcr,. corner Fourth and Jackson.
Clay Ward-P. :. Derbyshire. ....P. :. Derbyshire'
Headquarters
HOW. Broad.
EgrTIfE SUPERINTFNDENTS OF WARDS
or PRESIDENTS OF CLUBS ARE TIE PROPER
PERSONS TO APPLY TO FOR IMPORTATION WITH
REGARD TO TRANsFkRS. REGISTRATION, &C
SO 20-lm
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Entered at the Post-ofice AT RicnmoHd. Va"
second-ciass ma,terI
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r. r. Sydnor. Reporter

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done a.
the DISPATCH PRINTISG-HoUsE. GOOD work,
low prices. and sati sfaclion guaranteed.
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TAILORs AND CLOTHIERs.

NEW STOCK OF WINTER SUIT
GNGS.
NEW STOCK OF WINTER SuITiNGs.
NEW STOCK OF WINTER sUlTINGS.
T.. B. SPENCE & son.
f. II. SPENCE & son.
- SPENCE son
FANCY WORSTED SUITiNGs.
FANCY WORSTED SCITlNGs.
FANCY.wORsTED sUrTINGs.
qO3 MAIN STREET.
gOs MAIN STREET.
903 MAIN STREET.
+. b. SPENCE & SON.
+. B. SPENCE 4 son.
+. Il. SPENCE & son. sc2S
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CHINA, GLASSWARE, &c.

NEW GOODS.
We have now on hand and are receiving daily
our FALL STOCK of GOODS, consisting OF
DINNER, SUPPER. BREAKFAST. TEA
GAME. and OY YsTER-SETs. in great variety and
at low prices; also. full line OF NOVELTIES and
HOUsE-FURNiSuING GOODS.
T.. Is. TAYLOR,
lOll Main street
Telephone So., 336. sell
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BOARD FOR HORSES.

BOAKD I UEt ffVKSTS. -
HORSES TAKEN To BOARD EN-D
III AT" WHlTBY.' two miles from the Zc2A
citv Comfortable stablne, hne pasture. 20 "a
feeding. and careful attention. Refcrc ce 70 the
many persons who have han their horses there.
send to Mr.. j. ". PARKINSON, the manager, or
apply 10 .,, noun,
oc lNW&F3w WILLIAMS BONE.
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SAVE DOLLARS WHILE you MAY.

SAVE DOLLARS WHILE you MAY.
ALSO CORKsCREW SUIT, six lined. for .2s;
Al $40 ENGLISH WORsTED SUIT atelS;
As45 sATIN-LINFD SACK SUIT sor s25
Ass5 SAWYER CASHMERE SUIT for SO;
A $40 HARRISON CASHMERE SUIT for SEQ;
Akl2 pair of PANTS for IS;
A $40 pair OF PANTS for So;
An IS pair Of PANTS for -.
THESE ARE CUSTOM MADE.
BARGAINS If WE CAN FIT YoC.
We have also an elegant line Of
READY-MADE GOODS
In Smsrgs We are selling ~ e7, IS, 80, si0,sls,
Ga. and 1880.
wv siiFFs # $ $ + # !
ssss TIT 90 ERR EEE
Ssss 4 9 9 kRk ks
ssss 7 0oOok 90 Eknr=-
sl2 MAIN STREET,
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9rbeiter. 4naeleoenbsiteu

@btcago, 4. Suui. - Die GiienUerte
Der Calumet Srons & Steel,@omp. "3u Sibs
@btcago, meld]e lett mebreren Sageu geIdloIs
len traren, inblm bic @tgentbiimer uu1 Irz
better auf bic @ntidetoung Der III Bttt8burg
i4mebenoen Strettfragen tuarteteu, pIroan
heute frib nit ungefdbr Der 9dIfte BEL geI
iOOhnltten Qrbeit8fr6fte in Setrteb geIeBt.
@btCago, t.. Sunt. - Die 6ubrleute
uno'@Ouuufteure Der OStatefra6en GabeIs
babU," cirCa 1000 an Der 3abl, ffeuteI beute
Yttttag tn 6olge Der tbueu am Santiago aus
Befitnbigteu 2O1nrebuittoH bic Qrbeit Gin.
yiur etntBe ruenige Buggon8 mHr0en beute
auf Der beitefien0en gtnte bsi0rbert.
(Sp0ter. SIN 2aufe oe8 gtadmittagS be-
gjnBea bic ,,Strtfer" eintge grcelie, tuoem iie
Die an tbre Ste(le getretsueH GrinBleute auz
grtffen uHo mtBbaueelten. Rebrere Der Rd,
Oelsiiibrer uurbeu berbaftet. 2lu IbeIo be-
rtei Der Supertutenoeut Die Striter" suiantz
men, uue nah elmer tur;eu &ouiereu; murs
ben ale Gtrettfraqen gitlitl beigelegt. Die
GuSfebeuoen uabHen gteih na4ber tire Be-
itGfttgrng mte0er auf.
Broptbeuce, &.zS., 4. Sunt. - Die
Arbetter oer 2tppitfihen WoEipiuuerei III
gSOUnlodet fuo beLadri9tigt pOrOeu, oaB
lenes 2Sert ca IL. .. Dt. auf unbeittmute
,2ett geIdloftn meroen ion. Sem 8eruebmel
ad mirb aud bic gUaH8 e Seagraos'ih ihe
spinnerat 3u @e3erfor6, 0aii., gegen 0ttt
6jeie8 Nionat5 auBsr 8etrjab qaisBt merOeu.
Rea0tH8, YeuuI., 1. SUM-. Die
nHub6leT8" be8 8loEhon'ideu 0aliWtrtes,
metfe fit cine 2obne, b0buug BON q &en;s
pro &og au9tanoeu, habsu Die 3ulage ers
balteu uno iino al Die 2lrbett ;urddgete5rt.
= Ofiou, I. Suui.-9te 8aHIpollpin,
ueyei iu 8laffous, Iiaii., peIde 800 Ser,
lrrtn bctaf,i8t rpuros beute in SOtge zines
4nefanOe5 Der D9qeeOet &euOerS" 8eidlOi'
irr
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&tnrne.

Gall 6, &Ger, /. SSuni. - Sin In Der
yladt bonn legten SamitG8e in 0reenoiaa,
0untsG ouHtn, mIthenoer @gGou ;erit0rte
bic gjetbo6ifeH STRIDE, iOwte 6rei i16ue
N0hrh0uier uno beiddSigte 40 bis 80 aus
6ere @ebGu6e. 8tels YeriOnen muroen pels
muHoet, allGiu auBer atnem tletueu Regerz
fin0e lam Temano um'8 2eben. Wlan tars
trt ben Shaoen auf $780, bis 100000.
Decatur, Gla., 4. Sunt.-&in befti8er
Srtau fegte am IeBten SamItage bur6 Butt
Iers@ouutp unb 3erft0rte oiele 9ebduoa auf
BEN Blantageu Der S9. Betroument, Reeleo,
2SiIftniou, Sfiles, Surner uub Msigbau.
Gin Heger fam INNS Qeben uuo ulebrere ans
oere Gariouen pur6sn Usrlatt.
ct. 2ouis, 4. Suni. - Die ip1telten
&erid]te iiber cen 8crna6o ;u 9reeauiue,
3er., ergeben, oaG bic Bobuuugeu Der 81
u. 3. Strong, &. 6. Y0neufeiH uno gB.
gSolfenberger 3erft0rt tpurben, ohHe Dag irs
gen6 pel6e Der SemoBner erndbuenSDert6s
Serlesungeu srlittsu. Siele tietus gSobus
bauier, peld)e nuf 8l0den ooer Bidhlen rub,
ten, tpuroen iiber ben Saufen gemorfen, uno
in oeriGie6eneu @lenmaareUldoe eutftaHo
erbebli6er SdabeH burth gSaiier, ueld)ss
Ucm @in6 in bic gebduoe gefiibrt puroe.
Nur menige SGuier i'm Srts eutfameu unz
beidaoigt. @ro6e Serheerung puree in ben
bfnadbarten 0anositriften angertdtet.
@alneitoH. Ser., 4. SIut,-Bd6reub
6Gs norGeiisrn Qbsnb in Der 1uIgebuug pom
@reanuille rpiitbeuoen Sornabos pur6e bel
Bonbam ein BON sinsm Bicnic ;uriiftebren.
Der Rutiher nebft Ieinen Bferoen bonn 8lise
eritIageu, unb Elm beruorragenber 8Grger,
glamens SamusI 5omarb, Wel6er nabe 3D.
lsfine auf brm 6ifdfouge mar, .fsl pabrerO
Ses lIpuetters in einsn Bad rno ertrant.
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SeriAte aus bem Suncrn be8
StnateS.

4uf etgentb il rlt DE g8etie nm s
yeben getOmHl eu.-@tu tleineS 8odls
terdeH 6e5 in oeryfd6e BON 0turlen's Grautl,
9uegant=Sount1, pobueuoeu 5armer8 9aDs
bert fam oteier Sage INNS gebeu, tnOer ag
BON eiuem nit qroBer @emalt 5ulhlageubeu
6liiqel zines SdeuHeutbore5 getroiieu uu0
nahe}H 3ermaimt puroa.
eberfa hreu uu6 tO0tltd ers
Ie Bt.-Srl. emma 8aIfer, etu Is ldbrige8,
in Der yiQbe bon 2ubrttOn (uuftrn Dou glta
cott &itr) mobuerOCs ylAhan, bate am
SOuutng, ai8 Gs aus Der 6irde uadl 0auie
5urldteArte, Die Sabu 3u freu3eu. 8abei
uurbe fe 0On etHen 6radtiuge iiberfabrln
unO erlitt 10 if)pere SerlsBunge.,, baB ne
i6Ou bret S5tun6eu ip6ter oeridteo.
6euer bruuit i'm SS q B ting Q II
G GouHtp.-8je Sebauiurg oes SrH. Soi.
Qnfeu0 an De. NerCer8brrger 2auoRtaBa,
etne l0lbe I2eiIe pefljd BON GoHocQ6aagucs
@reet, braantC otRisr Gage 0oufauyIg utes
Der, uno GudJ bon bem Dlobtliar fouHte MIR
menig gerCttet p"rocn. g&ie man anuimmt,
eutfarb bar GlauO our5) 6uHfau ans BEN
9iaudhauie.
Ste 0}C@uafer Erag 00ie. - gEic
mir nattragliGj 5yilbreT, II es Hitt Sobu
Gic@uEfer der bstanutlid in 6cner8tomH
peqeu grmorou! 2 ieiueg Gbttm8 4beabam
8tbop pso3eifrt mIro), i0uheru pemebr
Osfieu GruSer Soiep4, mctder in isbr beoIui-
limer g&ei'e eritantt tit. Ser llugludlt3e
octlette I'D bisier Eaae u1hc,ub Der 4r5ett
an Singer, iuOem er itd etrer groBeu Splt.-
ter inter oem Nagel in ba5 6lsilq tricb,
unG e8 bat nd tarau8 lstocr bic D}unoiperre
enttDitI,t. Gr iOlte els 9lupt Gutlahuuqss
3srge fyHQtreu, uuo oe89olb oartogta f5 Be-
Gertdtebof am Samitag.
6cuer8bruHf tet Gambrt6 a..
PAS &otubau5 bgs Qgu. 5rant Z. 55ep-
herb, ad}t DigileH Uon Cambridge cntiecut,
murbe an Scmftag, Ourd 6unteu aus 6am
Sdorufeiu in &raHo scieBtuaO eth &aub Der
ElommsH. Shaoen $1,000, SerFdstuus
SlHGn
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Rcir . 9lprrcr @nnriftcft.

Gem Oorf, 4. Sunt. - 0ag oeuti5e
lrtberiihe @lintlerium iette beute Ietue Ser,
henblurgen fort. giue 2ppeantion bgs 6ru.
Srep aus 8rp0fipu gegeu ben 8eI6luB in
8e;ug auf Den gebrIat Der &orberbeitim.
mung uabm Zen gan3en 8Ormittag in 4u.
iprub. 6r. 6rep belt cine 9leoe, i'm Ill be-
patisn, buB Der in 6rage ilebence BeidluB
Elm tetertifer gi, Hnb reidlte gum Sh!uiie
feline HergnatiOn uI8 Dtitglieb Der Sjguooe
Elm. Eaficr Sd0nsr aus Qpons, R.sg., Elm
gnbanger oeS 9rn. 6reg, SOg iid ebenfauS
Suriid.
- 9Iidter g8anace ptes beute I'M 8An.
bestretagsridte bas Don M. Bladbam, benz
gigcrtblmsr BON ySonO's @itgs sDespatb, !"
nelder circa 80 Grdger nit bem Sammalu
unb gbliefern sbOr 8riefeu beidaftigt, ge4
ieQte @siud) I'm einen @tnbaltsbefebl az,
burd nelhen Die Bolbeb0rOe earau psr5ius
bert prrben iolte, Bladbum in Der Serrtt.
tung ieines Gelddfts 3u beldftiBeu. Ser
Gtdter erflGrte, bas fragithe @eiddft iet Elm
oerbotenes, ineem es i'm gBiberiprude nit
ben geieten ftehe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-05
S1rrhrc61rn i'm Snhen.

Sudfon, Mtii, 4. Snni. Gin iuugsr
Rann, giamens Sletder, 1T gu EtptoHpile,
Niifi., uou 2eon @arbellO ermoroet moroeu.
Der TbGter lomohl, pie ietu Spfer maren
SGriftIeter. @arbelIo ermoroete our etlibeu
Sabren su 9rn @rOpe, Dtiii, eiuen iuugeu
Utann, ylamens Qefingmeu, gtng r6oa In
6olge bes GOOes Oes cin3tgeu .3eugeu firaf=
los nua.
Macun, ga, 4. Suni. - Der Weaer
Geo. gQtIe iouroe in 8uttaz@ouutu pon VII
len @polsbr, eiuem aubereu gtager, in eiuem
Snette njer bic Diietbe eiue8 Stiides Qaus
bPB qet0otet @ool5bn iiberlteierte fi5 Der
Beb0roe. Su elmer 2agerDeriammluug in
8utts &ounlD murbe hsHte eiu gemiIierOmeu
ron 3pei Brii0eru, ytamenS Sad uuo Sta
tion gEtje, pdbrenh elmer SdlQgerei our9
0eierfttde umgabradt. Die GbGter BETTE
gen nod Dem WorNa ibre Bieroe, oarfludteu
unO beidimpfteu ale NHweieHoeu uaO rttteu
bon barnen.
@buttunoogn Seun., T. Sunt SEQ,
Satbnmnp mur0e beute 81 9iOdwOob pom
Sohu Bafer ermOr0et.
8iGsburg, Dtiii., 4. SUM. - s. y.
@.u.tgg puroe am leBten 6rettaGe gu yates
GilIuge, &rt., pon 5reO. 6otau unO g.
Settiugs ermOroet. 8etoe M0roer, eereu
irhr~ r'r rtwc 90 Sabre aft tf, beuertfeIs
Z, Z. :, ,',uGjt.
Sabanuab, @a., 1. Sunt.-9ranoille
g8. Surfe, por bsm frtege elmer Der uotOz
rtitfen SaIidmitu3er be8 Qaube8, erihoB am
leBten Samfag 4benO gu BrantfOrO, 6la.,
ben TGhi bootbeiibsr 0enrp OiaOtOu am
Snmaunee. 8ioer. Ser M0rber enttanI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-05
@utler's ecocrbte N9enfcbeuI,ar !

SO TON, 4. Suui.-@ouUernen Gutler
erluugte i'm oorigeu WOnate our6 Sermtttc.
lrua zines @ebetmpoli3tleu BON elmer Ser
berfirmn In -gBepmoutb etu 5tGf gegel5=
ter 0leuidsHbant, lueldes er gelegentlidJ Der
3emtsburger ArmGnbaus llntariuhuug ais
8smsi8mittei beuubte. 8or 6uriem moute
Die 6irma ibr rgigsntpUm" 3urdd baben,
alstH Butler petgerte iif unO ertiGrte, er
erisnne fstne menIdlid)eH lleberreite ais 81
geutbum oil. SIN safe Die 6irna auf gu.
Undertaking Der 9aut befte9a, 10 foLe fie
oerIufeu, oteielbe ulittelf etue8 Writ Of
RePlcvin" oosr auf eiuam antereu geridt.
Iiden g8ege 81 crIaugeH. @r ifi elItidiofiau,
ale tn ietusm Geiiee beiiu0li1cu menItltweu
ueberrefe, iObaIo CT bteielbeu nid)t mebr gum
8emetie fir ieiHe glutlageu gsgeu Die QrnieHs
lauSoermaItung beoiirie, BEN SaoOBe Der
@T6e III iiberge5eu.