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WAID OF THE HOSPITAL Association

enclosures for extending the work of the Satur.
day and Sunday Hospital Associations taken, at
meeting OF representatives Of various trades held last
night in the chapel of st. Lakes Hospital The plan
adopted for extending the work among the trades
the Issue OF coupons by the Hospital Association repre-
sentlng every dollar subscribed which In turn II was
arranged should entle auxiliary societies to draw,
through their officers on the Hospitals included In tho
Association, for service when in need oft The plan
admits OF small subscriptions by workngnen which will
FORM a permanent hospital fund for their own benefit
me committee, under whose auspices the meeting was
held, VIII begin vigorous campaign at once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-09
ST. FRANCIS xAVIERS COLLEGE.

The annual meeting Of tho trustees of Sc. Francis
building, No. 80 West Sixteonth-st. The report
prepared for tho State Board of Regents was road
and adopted. IL marks great prosperity In tho
mana cement OF the college. Two of the trustees
having resigned, Father Walker on account of re-
m0vnl from the State, and Father Pardeo because
of appointment TO professorshp in the college, the
trustees elected ther the Rev. Fathers
M0ylan and Campbell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-09
DIPLOMAS GIVEN TO FIFE NURSES

The thirteenth annual meeting of the Brook
Ign Maternity and the commencement exercises of the
NewYork State School for Training Nurses was held in
the Long Island Historical Society Hall in Brooklyn last
evening DR.. W. b. Garside presided. Diplomas were
given TO five nurses Mrs Carrie l.. Woodward and MARY
o. Haviand and Misses l.. III. Taber, Mary Stewart and
Mary A. Meredith They sat in the front seats I'm nursr
przo OF $40 was given TO Miss Stewart for pro
cenoy I'm sick cookery and another OF SIS TO Mrs Hay
Hand for general proficiency -
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LANDLORDS Perfumes
Edenia and Marechal Mel Rosa.
MARRIED.

FOX-HALI-In this city November T. by tho Rev. J. J.
Bronner, Nr William NJ Fox, Of philadelphia, 10 Harriet
L. youngest daughter Of Charles HALL esq., at the residence
OF the brides parents No. IL East 64th.st
HYDE-GIBSON-At the residence OF the BRIDES parents
Wednesday, November 7, 1888, by the Rev Warren O.
HuDbait. Rector OF 81. Pauls Church Charles Edward
Hyde and Annie Marie Bateman, only daughter OF George
C. Gibson, esq, all OF Brooklyn.
STANDARDIZATION "Wednesday November T. az
the Church Of the Inercesson by the Rev Bishop Fake
PeVa knauth 10 Mary lies eldest daughter OF Alfred
Whitman all OF Washington Heights New.YOrk City.
TAYLoR-BARTRAM-on Wednesday, November T. at
ENObie street Presbyterian Church Dy the Rev H.
Taylor, assisted by the Rev Lewis Francis Alice Boyd,
daughter OF the officiating clergyman and Charles B Bar
tram, all OF Brooklyn.
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exclusive owner under rights under copyright certificate
Richard NJ Hunt for the drawing entitled The Pedestal
~ fbe Statue OF Liberty, by Richard M. Hunt"
be rights hare given viii protected TO the fullest
extent. RespecuuIly yours, ,,
Ne,r- York Nov. 8, 1883. Root TINKER.
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poned until next Saturday night when the elaborate
scenery effects whose has ee
sso he ;neidently thrown h but the chief interest no
domht centres in MT Belasco his Illness and the scenery
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THE SCENERY NOT READY.

Once more Mr.. Belasco, who has recovered
aom his Illness has doomed the HewYork public to dis
Appointment The play, "5tranglors Of Paris" 10
u given at the New Park Theatre, has been again post
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NEW WORDS FOR AN OLD SONG.

A Butler man camo riding by;
Says /, 4" Old man, your horse will die: -
"Well, II he dies IN tan his skin,
And II he Tires. I'll ride him agin."
so crsr dc Kitchen
Old folks, young folks, clar do litcheni
Tewksbury tanner never tire
Nov. 4, 1883.
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politieal Notices.

XXIst Assembly Dist,ici Republican Association. -
regular meeting win DO held at Headquarters Morton
No. East o9thst, on Friday evening Noyeinpor, ~
o'clock. JACOB HESS fres'nonbs
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80, ma" exclaimed little Austin girl glanc-
ing nj the steamgauge on stationary engine, "is 90
O'Clock didn't know 1t ever got SO late as that
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TRIBUNE FRESH-AIR FUND.
REVIEW OF THE SEASONS WORK.

GOOD RESULTS ACHIEVED IN THE FACE or Diff
cuLTIEs-NEARLY zen THOUSAND BENEFICI-
ARIES.
The work of THE TRIBUNE Fresh-Air Fund was
begun this wear with disheartening prospects. The
Manager of the Fund had been i'll for a long time,
and was unable to hold any preliminary meetings
to enlist the sympathy and cooperation OF the
country entertainers and without their aid nothing
cOuld be DONE Experience had demonstrated that
plenty of people In the country were quite ready 10
offer two weeks shelter to the poor children OF the
city If once they could be shown something of the
good ACCOMPLISHED by this practical form of char
ity. Whether or not they would voluntarily take
up the difficult work remained to be seen.
plain statement Of the difficulties In the columns
of The TRIBUNE; a few personal letters to people
likely to be interested the help of two or three
clergymen on their vacation trips; the words OF
TRIBUNE reporter who CHANGED to be staying for
few days in desirable place for the children-and
the ball was set in motion. Friends OF the enter
prise came to the front as If by magic, and kindly
volunteered TO find homes for the children An en-
ergetic. warm.hearted clergyman here, an active
layman there, a stirring newspaper in another
place. helped to get the enterprise under successful
Roadway. A member of THE TRIBUNE staff was
appointed to take temporary charge of the work
under Mr. Parsonss advice and constant supervision;
and, on the morning of July z, the first party OF
children set their faces toward the promised land.
In rapid succession they went and camo till the
seventy and last company returned on Octo-
Der l. making $3.50 persons that had the benefit OF
a fortnights vacation in the country.
STATISTICS OF THE WORK.
OF this number all were children. save about one
hundred working-girls and forty-fve mothers with
infants They each remained at least two full
weeks In the country, and the total, counting the
time occupied in going and coming and the time of
those whose stay was prolonged, gives grand
vacation Of II, 100 days, or 105 years. They were
gathered from Now-York, Brooklyn and Jersey City
by 100 different workers among the poor, and were
largely members of mission Sunday-schools and
industrial schools and from dispensares and hospi-
tails In addition to the number sent into the cOun
try for two weeks each 800 children were taken
to Coney Island for the day-making total of
8, $50 beneiciarics of The TRIBUNE Fresh-Air Fund
for the present year.
Contributions were sent to THE TRIBUNE Office,
In large and small amounts, from 9l7 different
sources till the total reached the handsome Of
S16,745 S1-more than enough for all our needs.
The expenditures were as follows:
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

The diagram the buonstcsI variations in tb. city by
ofnehe The perpendicular nes give divisions Vfs Tor t Il
midnight The Irregular
mercury during those hour dotted line
the variations In Temperature Indicated
broadway. ~ ~
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Birdseye Brakeman, Douglas Campbell Ss.1es Horace
Ehu Root Cornelius n Bias, John A Stewart and O. r.
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NOV, ., 1000.
We. the undersigned, find upon examination OF the
books and accounts Of The TRIBUNE Fresh Air Fund tina:
the Of 1G745 81 has boon received during the soa
OF $685. including balance OF 1921 95 brought over
from last season and that the expenses have been
S1400S o. according 10 statements and Vouchers oxb
tied to by THR TRnUS. and by the Rev. Willard Par
sons Manager Of the Fund and that there Is balance
OF 81 1877 Ii on hand ct this date. We also find that the
entire expenditure has been for the actual work OF send
ing the benecares Of the Fund 10 tho country and that
not dollar thus collected has been diverted from the
work for the payment OF salaries or other incidental
penses =, ,..,..
w. f. DODGE, jr,
g. VANDERBILT.
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al notices Of marriages must be Endorsed uih faH
name and address.
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Deposit, Btaatsburg,
Eariyilie, Summit,
East WINDSOR, Triangle,
Eaton, Utica,
Elmira, yaloour
Ellenburg, vernon
Ellenvtlle, Vernon Oentfe.
6erroha' Wadham's Mills,
FONDA, Waverly,
Forrest, WellsynIe
EranKin, Wellsburg
FRIENDSHIP, West Camden,
Ganseyoort, West Chazy.
Gardners, Wesfport
Glen Cove, West Shokan,
Glens FaILS, West Sand Lake,
Greene, Whtney's Point,
GreenwlcnJ Wsbor0ugb.
Hancock, Woods Falla.
NEWJERsEY.
Asbury Park, Vineland
Chatham,
PENNSYLVANIA.
canton, New-Milford,
EqulnunK, Nicholson,
Little Little kiquinunh, s sniFIa@Rs
MOntrose.
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FOst UHIco NOTICE.
for Europe need be specially directed for
patch particular In order speedy
livery destination all Transatlantic mails forwarded
by . available
Foreign mails for the week ending November 10 win cosess
this office follows:
SATURDAY AT 10 m. for Central America. the South
Pacific Ports and the West Coast OF Mexico per Colon
yia Aspnwal at 10 for EuropL per IS. City of Chit
VIA Queenstown letters Tor uernany &c. must DO
per City Chicago IL a. Belgium dL
rect per So R1ynland, via Antwcrp at IL y M for
FurOpO per Khen, via SOUTHAMPTON aud Bremens
1850 y. IN. for Cuba and Porto Rico, por So Newport
Havana.
SUNDAY-At 1850 d. for Honduras and Livingston per
S. Lucy Il. Miller. via NewOreans; at 1880 p Tor
Truxillo and Ruatan, per S. Il. b. Ward jr, via New
Orleans.
Mails for China Japan per S. City Picking via
Francisco, close here November slo at D. Mails
forAustTaiia Sew.Zealsnd Sandwich and Fiji Islands,
per IS CITY OF sydney. san Francisco close here No
Vember '16, at p. M
schedule closing Pacific mails arrangedon
the presumption OF their uninterrupted overland transit 20
Francisco Mails from tho arriving at san
Francisco the day OF sailing OF steamers dspeohod
thence the same day.
HENRY q. PEARSON, Postmaster '
Post Office New.York, ". Y. November 2. 1883
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AND NOW on EXHIpITIo

TIE AMSTERDAM COLLECTIONS OF CURIOUS
I'D RARE NOVELTIES JUST RECEIVED DIRECT
ROM TIE OLD WORLD, AND NEVER BEFORE
Town IN THIS COUNTRY.
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Geo. A. Leayiu & Co., Aucuoneer,

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WAY
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The EW.ENGLAND GRANITE WORKS, Hartford, Cor
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Fine monumental and building work IN Granite Drawn
and estimates furnished without charge Correspondence
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19
' Sanferptte.

@bicaso, II. 6ebr.-Siefise @eldafts'
freiie tsurben beute in srobe 4ufregung per-
lett ourd ben Seridt, baE bic grobe Giiens
6irma S. 9. Npsr & Sobu fallirt babe.
Man idast bic Serbinplif)teiteu Der Sirma
auf $2,000,000. Gs if Der bebeutenoits
Sanferott, Der iid) feit Sabreu in Der Stabt
eretguete.
Youngstopu, o, IS. Sebruar. -
Die Nahrid)t iiber ben Sanferott bon Ser,
bert 6. Apsr Is. 9. Ipsr's SSbaen) in @bi.
caso erregt bier grobe 8eifiir,ung. Nper III
elmer Der bebeutenbften Aftiondre elmer bie,
fgen Iftien. @eisulhaft, tuelhe inter BEN
Namen Srotpn, 8onnea s. Comp. Giienperts
unb Soblenberswerfe betreibt. 9as attisn
8apital bisfer @eielidaft betrdst $780,.
900, unb Ssrbert 6. Nper bsfist 5000, 900 ii
attien. Sie @eie1ihaft beifdftigt ca. 5000
Wann in ibren Wal;merfen unbSobten;sden
unb bieielbsn geratben nun anBer Nrbeit
Die hiefgen ganfen erleiben ebenfaus BE-
trddtlihe Terlufie.
ct. 9ouis, II. Tebruar. - Die Gom
miifionsbanbler @ebriiber @onuor baben ot
i3oblung einsefent, erfldreu leoef, thr
gldubtger bel Seller uub Yfennis be3abls,
gu tpoQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-02-19
GcrduSerurgen. bic BON Eda xu
2Gg nadr benz 8ebraud9e DeS
,GrifnriftclA rinfrn4na.

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re S5sss En- @ no s 5g"9H's t HrsfiE
p Gte SrdIte nebrgen 81, Der Qppetit .pi,b bpHer
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hIe Sssreau!n9 Y 9ii rlgi9er ErS nu8ef!trtsr Stlai
81 0ertpirhSE ppR Tledden unS RlHisbsn bss
Salt itett 4leit rnS 9epro aus, sber llriu II Moi
metr tribe icnoern Miro 5eu urS far bic ,r1,r,S
6eIiclten 9ett 'bmeriio3 Dor i,b.
AZ gepLbpett Der houesa6an 3eiIiug dqer uifpiIs
ttlrttden. itphd:nSen GEtIeerunBeu nnb Rrafsalllc
81 8ie gClbe Tarte i'm Reissn hss Muaes rrs NJ.
brduultue uES ungelunoe Snrbe Der Sdu: berIttpins
BET urc rHbt elmer gelunSen, flaren 55al.lrbe Riga
81 0tsenlaen, peld'e at i9pa&eH r6er tlber;ul6Stn
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@ebraub ee9 Seilmittel5 fir6en. Is bei6rbert bsn
gE5pilrT ternllDert ben 6uitsn ftirft uup traftna
beiettI8t zen Nattiapetb, bns @efh9I Der S5tudSs
unn hes S6mer'es IN ben Subtnb5eIn, 8eineu souls
tern, etc. erterrt ben 5ieberfrpit has GrttiinoSos
lhbi bic @ihembeitmerber uno BEN tralnpfbafterI :.
fen bel'm ,}UbetIeacbeu uno Nufleben. 4ue rSsss
ShrIptome oerib!otn0en mad Inlo mad aetpiB
y 8On 3ng iu Gag metren i6 BET benz @ebrauA
hes SdrfapariltGn hie Qrieiben Der s,riitiebrerbe
Geiunbbeit gBie bas BIut 8ein6eit unb craft oss
trnt nimmt be RrantPstt ab, nne ale Frem6en I'm.
rsiner StoIle in, aprper, geihpiire, tarts enoten
H.. tp. berhptnben, bls ungeiunbe pirb aeSunS urs
&c $ptlite, 8teberpunSsn unS drunii4e srantbsites
itC1 ben aehett.
s. Su S6Gen, no has sbftem ussae'oecn tpcresu n
rrb HuedfIber pber corrpfibe SubIma:e in ben Rnor
6er 8elentsn u. 10. dngebduft tupreen ,ts unb Srs
pei6unq Ser RnDdsn, gertriimrIUns ses 2adsrats,
einsetretsn TrS, ISft Der SaraSariQian" aQe ISLE.
qsrilhaen unS sntfernt ben Rrant5ei.soff aus SsFs
Gbiteme.
8 s8snn 9ieierasn, ipslbe bie'e Webi,nen alr 6tt.
hung drorber, trcpbal0'er ooer 'bp5ttif6er Rrdnf.
beiteu eebrou6en finesr, oas, iDeru Se eiIuno nu1
rur IaFgiam ein mag, iis ii4 I'M aqsemeinen befier
sefrbei, itr GIeb nnb Gert9t fidp oerne5ren pber
aud nr 6 gsid bIebeH 70 if Dies elm fidberes Qeis
deu bas bic SetIurg tort6rsttet. Bel beien RrGnfs
beiten tpsreen bic 4aterteE ertneher beFer phes
fGtmmer ter arantheitsftoii 1T ridt u,,tbdfio
enn rti6t uufgebaten unb aus benz BIiite -,
berbreitet sr i urb fa3rt ort bic Contribution a, M,
tergrateu Sotale Der ,,Sariaparilian" bem aattems
ten teTsres 5efnber berftct, Itreitet Cure SsI,nc
NIT e6er Stunes Soran. pnb Gb= aetrirnt an GeitTh.
tsit, StGrts anb TIsiif.
Gie orofe @dtt Ste'ss SeiImitteIs uffsnbart fb IN
e aniteits bic ben I0b BerbsipfEren 6rcEen pie Is
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Der Sptelbrans in Wlil,paufee

Wl 10 auF c, Il. 6ebrnar,-Oie yeIde
eine5 bis snr llnfenutlidfett perbraunten
gtarnes 1T inter bem Srottoir in beuS riims
mern bc8 yRepbals9 s9ouis" geiunbeu nor
ben, ais Die nod bort befinolidleu Sobleu
buld 2lrbciter berausseidlufft moroeu. 0ian
permutbet mn, bab Der 6remoe Elm 2anoz
f.reid)er mar, mel6er ftd) in bas SOuterrain
bes Sotels eingeidlid)en bate, I'm bort 3u
iibernahten, nnb buB er BEN Sranb burd
llnppriidtisteit peranlabte. Der Sngenieur
bes Sotel8 ertappte mebrere Wsale 9anofret,
der ain Su6e bes GleoatorifGhts, melhe
tort Efeifen raudten uno 1td) 8enliitblid
einaerldltet hatten.
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as Wctter int @efeu.

granbsSorts, De, II. 6ebruar.
- Seit ben lsstsn "a Stuuben iuiitbet Oa>
bier Elm furhtbarer SliS,arS. @efern Rad-
mitta9 fam pon gforbpejten 6er Elm Shneez
fturn1, Der oil 9eftigfeit suuabm, bis es qua
lest unm0gIid muroe, 100 6ub entfsrnte Sc
gsniianoe Su jehen. I'm 3 ubr lieB Der @inb
mad, unb nas @etter tpurbe flar. &dbreub
bes Sduesiturmes fianb bas Sbermometsr
aui 10 bis 20 Grab inter Dem @efrierpuntt.
Q1e@iienbahnen iinb peri6ueit. uns Der Sers
tebr auf heuislben ulubte einseiteut perbeu.
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Edaes,teutgReitea.

Die Samnlungen fir Die II ber
d, n1Mten oeS gSe tens haben
alentbalbeu begonuen. Sn Stem yprf bat
Ger ,Sera!o" nit $4,000 eine Sublcriptiou
erGffret, Die Sufeeb6rie iaumelte porgefern
$1725, Die ErobuttenbDrie $4,000, SAP
@culb $1,000, Die Saumpoub6rIe $4,000,
Die Betroleumb6rie 500, 9rerel, Morgatl
& 60. $4,000, bic NationalsB BetroleumbOrie
$507 II. {. 10. Inter bem Sorfse bes WaDors
bat fitb elm SIlfs>@pnlite gebilbet. - Sn
Ybilaselpbia, Solou, Neparf, Stem Or
leans II. (. 10. tuirb and ssiammelt, uno in
Baltimore 1T gleid)falls eine SubicriptioR
I'M @auge. 9es 6erueren greifeu Die ret
deren 9eute in ben iiberidpeulnlten 2anbes.
tbeilen in lberaler @eiie in bic Saite, uno
in gGlbe merben Suuberttauienbe bon 9ols
lars Die Notb linberr, peldje Die So6hutb
herpor gerufsn bat.-0er ct. 2ouiler ri. 3.
So" brtnst auf Die Ginitellung peiterer
Saumlungen fir 9eutidlanb: nOas fir
BEN Ibein geiammelte gelo iOute beim
Dollar unb Gent babin geididt merben,
aber es it bes @uten nun seuug geideben,
uno bic gtoth BON Nnoeren flopft Oil uniere
Sbiire" u Sn Cincinnati bat Der fatb. 8is
idof einen Qufruf slr 9iilfe erlaiien unt
ale Yrieiter Der 2i03ele autorilirt, Samm.
lungen pprsunehmen.
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AZ. GpngreG. - 3peite Sienna.
Seine Grlseisuns Ger sarifbin. - 9tiirmiishe
SieAna i'm Samie


Baibinston, II. Sebruar. - s M
Senate purbe beute ote @r0rterung oer
&ariftiu fortgelebt. Gin BON SHERMAN o.
etngebradltesSubitttut fit iein seftern Qlbeuo
singebrat)tss Gmenbement fiihrte su einem
tit'8en @ortpediel spiideu SHERMAN uno
Bed (6n.).
gliiou (Snb.) oerfiinSste, oaB bas Ser
miltgungsz @oulite, i'm Sale bic Sarif6il
nitt am Wioutage ober ipdteiteus am 0ieuz
iiaSe erlebigt let, ben Senat eriufeu n1iiIie,
iie suriid 81 legen NIB bic Sertotlligungs=
bills III uoueuben.
Wiorriu (5t.) iQgte. er msroe ben Senat
ON Ronta9e eriu6eu, in Situng ,u bleibeu,
bis eine sntideioeube Ibftiuimung iiber Die
SariibiI erreid)t iet.
Sic 9iitritt Columbia azSsrtpiuiguugS
peffe Die bonn Sauie uertpiligte Suume
unl $4,000 rebusirt, murbe eiuberi6tet, uuo
noGbem Grauerbeidliiiie in Sesug auf bas
2lbleben bes HeprGlentanten Shadelforb
(N.s@.) angenommeu porren paren, erio!gte
Sertagung.
SIM ReprGfentantenbanie
mar bic beuttge Situng cine iebr aufregsn>
be. Sunneu (0tinn) hielt eine 0tebe, in
nelter er fattiid) erflGrte, Die 6epublitaner
bdtten bei6loIier, Die Sarifbill fallen gu lais
fen. gr taeelte ieine Yarteigenohen, Die
Iepubltfauer, iebr ifarf tpegeu ibres Ser
ludes, bsm Solte besiislif Der Sarii5iI
Sarb in Die Iugen III treuell.
Sailon (Sa.) Iagte, es lei bic Sd)nlo Der
2emofraten, oa6 Die Grlebigung Der Sarifz
frage Don Sag su Sag peridoben morbeu
lei. (sp6ttiitsS 9elddter anf Der eemos
fratilnen SeitS5
Sic Hepublifaner radten bann einen Ser
iud), bic Siu inter Suspeniton Der 9egeln
snr Ibftimmung i'll briugen. 4ls oastell
(as.) einen babin sebenben antrag itellte,
erbob ltt Elm gepalttger SGrm, uno Carlisle
(Sp.), 9taubaI (9enni.(, Cor (H.zY.) uno
8obinIon (@aii.) bIelteH Steben segeu Sen
SOridlag.
Samnlcnb (N.g.} erfllrte in beftigenl
Zone, ipenn er bieien i'm Moment Der Nufz
regung semadteu Soridlag bur6eebe, tuarz
| be er, nm Die beabF6tigte &uebelung Der
| 2ebatte I'll pereitelil, 10000, ia, tpeIu1 es
| n0tbig iei, cine Mtillion Nmenbenents eiitz
bringen. Die SisfuIiion bauerte mebrere
| Stunben uno ipuroe idlieblid bonn Spreher
hurh bic anfiinbtguns nnterbroden, baB Die
Sturbe gefcmrnen lei, in tpelder etnenl
frIberen BsiGlub suiolge 1eban gum 2uban,
fen OIL ben oeriiorbenen 0iepSaientauten
| Shadsliorb sebalten ipiiroeu. Sas @omite
| fir Wtittel uno Sege bat beute leinen Sor.
| iitenoen ermad3tigt, am Wtontag i'm Sauie
ben &ntrag 81 iteuen, baB cine Bill Sur 9fe:
| button Der Snlanbi iteuern, ipeld)e NIT be1
| Steuerabtbei Der gegentudrtig i'm Senai
| ihtuebenoen @orlage inentiit 1T, inter Auf:
| bcbung Der geitaftsorbnuug erlebist merbe.
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Sic 1tnruhen inn Jnsianer=
xcrritprtMm.

ct. 9oHis, II. 5ebr. - Cine Bripats
GepeIdbe aus bemgebiete ber@reef=SuSianer'
Station beri6tet, baB Spiode, Der Siibrer
Der auffdnbiihen @reefs, aus ieinem Eager
geilobeu lei, uno baB bic metfteH ieiner 4n'
haneer fid untermprfen baben. Wan be-
fiirdtet jeboh, baB Spiode nit ietnen pii'
thenbfen Yarteiednsern periuden tuiro, biz
pilblsbsnb.n Snbianer 81 iiberreoen, fit
ibm an,uldlieRsn, uub bab bas 6riihiabr
.tnen Guerrilla =Sries brinsen mirb. SAILS
Dtes geidisbt, piro, 10 beiBt es, bic Gree!
Snbianers Regierung tsine 9nabe Dalteu
laIIen, ioubern itreuge Strafe iiber ale Rs'
helen perbGuQen.
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Ger Nrc,ef eeeen bic Iiblanrcr
WfDrScr.

@raniu IN, Sp., IS. iSebruar. - 6egeu
unb Sdnee mad)ten bic lstte Radht III elmer
iebr nneemitbliden fir bas bier lasernoe
Nttlitar. 9egen 0iitteruad3t fieien Biitolens
itiiiis ON Ranee bes gasers, fpslte BON
elmer Sdilbpafe burf etuen Musteteni6ub
bsantportet purSeu. Gin abseididte Ba'
troniIe iauo Subipuren in benz Sdnee, per=
folgtei NOD bic &ubeftorer nidt tpeiter.
Ulan e., .tet, bab bas Wilitdr segen Gnoe
bieier gSode BON bier entferrt rperoen lpiro.
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SrdElihe8 EIenb.

ct. 8 obn, N..8., II. 5ebruar. - Gin
hSdlft trauriger SaQ mirb BON 9eersSslanb
berihtet; etn Wlann, pelder ieine abgelegen
tuobneube Sdpeter beiudts, fano bier Ser
3inber oils 0etdsn Dor, i'm Bette lag bic
Mutter nit einem neugeborenen &iub. Die
Stnber paren pon ber Dipbtberie babiu se>
raft tporben.
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Grfrprcn.

Chicago, IS. 6ebruar.-gine 0epeide
aus Sbunoer, Man., neloet: vam less
ten 6reitage singsn 20 Wann bon benz Sam
ion'iden mad benz Surfe'iden 2aser ab.
Die Sdaar trenute iid unterfpegs uno 4
Uiann pablten ben g8eg iiber Die sugefroz
rene SamperszSai. als ibnen Snbiansr
begegneteu, fiirdteten iie einen Qngrifi unb
febrten nm. 8as gSetter mar grimmig
falt unb Mar Malauer, 8. 9erier uub 6.
@sllogafi lesteu iid erid0pft uieber. Ser
Sierte erreidte oas llfer uno brad am fol,
ssnbeu Morsen aut nm ieinsn aamerabsn
SoiiIfe su bringeu, inbefen wurben ie iamultz
lid erfroren aufgefunben."