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New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
PRICE THREE CENTS.
HOW CITY FUNDS ARE WASTED.
MORE LIGHT ON AN EVIL SYSTEM.
EXTRAvAGANCE AND CORRUPTION IN THE
PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.

FIGURES FROM A LARGE NUMBER OF CONTRACTS
LET BY COMMISSIONER THOMPSON N-HIs DE-
MANDs FOR NEXT YEAR.
In answer to Mr. ThOmpsOn's assertion that
the number of contracts let on unbalanced
bids during his administration is extremely
small, The TRIBUNE to-day gives figures
from no less than SD contracts of that
sort which have been awarded by Mr.. Thomp-
son as Commissioner Of Public Works And
this by no means exhausts the list of these, ~
are for repairing and regarding streets; A6 are
for sewers. These show all the familiar varia-
tions in price for exactly similar work, the bids
for rock excavation, ranging from $50 to ono
quarter Of cent per cubic yard; and those for
earth excavation, from Ss to one cent. For
receiving basis for sewers, the bids range from
S5I5 down to one cent. For sewer per linea
foot the range is from SI0.s0 to S2.05. For
lumber per thousand feet, the variations are
from one cent to $1,000. The total amount OF
the losses to the city resulting from such con-
contracts as these may not be known for several
years, but they have already been extremity
heavy. Tax payers will read with interest the in
formation given herewith concerning Mr..
Thompson's favorite contractors and as
sociates.
In spite of the disclosures OF the
misuse of public funds in his de-
partment. Mr.. Thompson went before the Board
of Estimate and AppOrtiOnment yesterday and
insisted that all the enormously excessive es-
Inmates which he had submitted for 1884 were
necessary. The Board appropriated $4,000
to enable the special Grand jury to employ
accountants in investigating the municipal de
partments.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
A MINISTER VINDICATES HIMSELF.

NEw-HAvEN, Dec. 1S.-The Bethel Mctho-
dist Church OF this city recently compelled tie resignation
OF it's PASTOR the Rev. A. j. Chambers and claimed that
there was discrepancy in his In connection
with the new church edihce recently dedicated. Mr..
Chambers publishes card In which he claims that the
church il indebted to him In the Of ~ l03 which the
trustees offer to settle upon condition that he will leave
he oil
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
ACQUITTED or ONE CHANGE.

EAsToN, Penn, Dec. 1S.-Mrs. j. c. Goodwin,
who ia wanted IN Massachusetts aud West Virginia TO
answer charges Of swining aud who, on Friday, was
convicted OF defraudlng hotel proprietor here was to-
day acquitted of the charge OF obtaining money from
Young Ladies' under the precnce OF teaching them her art
a. dress making
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
POSSIBLY "S1lfo PINE IN DISC USE.

NEw-HAvEN, Dec. 18.-COroner Bellman was
informed recently OF the mysterious movements OF an
Indian and a white female companion who recently be-
came squaters shanty in North Guilford 1t alleged
that the Indian Is Sam Pine. the Fairfield County des
ptrado and that he may have been connected with the
murder Of Johnson at Madison, he appeared in Gull
ford the day after the murder with IN his outfit
The Coroner has begun an investigation.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
THE HIGHAM MURDER TRIAL.

WATERTowN, n. Y, Dec. 1S.-ln the Higham
murder trial today Distrct-Attorney Emerson occupied
an hour and half stating the theory of the prosecution
IIs explained how Hgham and Eames became bitter enc
mic after being friends and asserted that motive ex
ed for the murder, and reviewed circumstances point
ing o gham as the who took Eames's life. several
Witnesses testified to the circumstances Of finding Eanes
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
ECHOES or THE DANTILLE RIOT

DANvILLE, Va, Dec. 1S.-lt is said that Col
onel Sims, who IL in Washington will prepare n
port the late election riot here, based the evidence
taken In the contest against Colonel Hurt in the
virginia Senate. AT "a convention held In Norfolk few
DAYS ago steps taken for the formation OF an emr-
nn society," which homes would he furnished for such
colorcd PERSONS as wished to leave Danyille.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
DEATH AMONG STRANGERS.
[nY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.l

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
CLEVELAND, Dec. 1S.-Harold Bates, son OF
the Rev. J. IOckngton Bates wealthy railroad magnate
Of Lcldon England died last night Charity Hospital
In this city He came here year ago and entered the
office OF the New York. Pennsylvania and Ohio Railway
The young man was taken with scarlet fever rancho
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
4 COAL MINE CAVES IN.

WuKEsBARRE, Dec. 1S.-A cave-iu at the
Pine Ridge Colery OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company caused q stoppage OF the air course Mining
cannot be resumed for many days.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
ALLEGED FRAUD and FLIGHT.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1S.-It is said that Ernest II.
L. Piper Of Piper & Co., dealers in notions. has fed
leaving debts 20 AN unknown amount 1t is alleged that
he bought considerable quantity OF goods from various
dimmegs on credit sold them below cost and pOcketed
the proceeds Attachments have been laid on his remain
Ing stock but IL is not expected to realize much.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
4 Plea or GUILTY ENTERED.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1S.-Julius Branugan,
who shot and killed John Cummskey on the morning of
Ocober H. while tho latter was attempting 10 force
etronce into Brantlgan's unOccupied house. entered
nea of guilty of murder ia the second degree. Sentence
was deferred.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
sWIyDLED OUT or PENSION MONEY.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 18.-William Mason, mer-
chant of Snow Hn Worcester County this State, and
John Collins coored sent to Jail to-day for trial by
limited states Commissioner Rogers the charge of hay
ng swinded BENJAMIN PuneH colored, out OF upwards
Of 5000 pension money awarded to him on the death OF
aanu
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
4 BOY MURDERS HIS BROTHER.

Mt. STERLING, KY, Dec. 1S.-ln Morgan
County on Thursday two brothers named De Rusk whe
working in field became involved In dispute, ana tue
elder, age H. shot his brother through the heart
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
UEDDING IN POR1 JERVIS.

PoRT JERvIs, n. Y, Dec. 1S.-Benjamin
Thomas superintendent OF transportation Of the New
York Lake Erie and Western Railway, married at
o'clock this evening to Miss Lillian X. Gaylord of this
place Their bridal tour includes visits TO New York.
Philadelphia, Washington and Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
FOUR PERSONS ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec. 1S.-A dispatch
to The Express from Paris, Ill., says: "n an effort TO
frigten boys by shooting gun in the air Sanford
Norris to-day fatally shot HIS brother Tod and seriously
Injured his brother Orlando; Winston Griffin ard Benjamin
Mclaughlin Griffin not expected to live"
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
TRIED FOR KILLING. HIS VIE.

WOODBURY., n. j., Dec. 1S.-In the Glouces-
ter County Court to-day Rudolph Helm, convicted yester
day OF manslaughter in killing his wife In quarrel over
a game OF croquet sentenced by Judge Parker To
simple fine OF 5000 and TO pay the costs Of the court
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
SUICIDE OF AN EX-POSrMASTER

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1S.-William j. Pierson, eX-
pomnster at Baesville. Ark, committed suicide last
nIrht a Barnums Hotel He had recently resigned his
oarc IN account OF dissatisfaction expressed Dy
The Department at his management, but his successor
had not been appointed.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
4 BOSTON BROKER SUSPENDS.

BosToN, Dec. 19.-The suspension of men,
bor Of the Brokers' Board W. r. Metoaf Of statest,
"a announced lie reported TO be "long" on YORK
and New ngand stock. Mr.. Metcalf says his euoM-
rassment Is temporary.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
An IRON MILL IDLE.

READING, Penn, Dec. 1S.-The Maiden Creek
IRON Conpany's rolling min at Blandon, this county,
to-day shut down for an indefinite PERIOD in consequeoe
Of the duh trade.
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
BURGLARY TRIALS IN KINGSTON.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE I

TBr TELEGRAPH TO THE THIBUNET
KNGsroN, NY, Dec. 1S.-John Moore, who
Jointly indicted with Charles Mayhew who was con-
ustea Saturday for breaking open jewellers SAFE In
New-York tribune., 1883-12-19
THE SENATE RESKGANIZED.
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES ALL ELECTED.

srssRs. MAHoNE AND RIDDLEBERGER VOTE WITH
THE REpUBLIcANs-soME LAME DEMOCRATIC
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-17

PRoMoTxD.--Our old-time friend Alex.
Thomas, we'll known in this city, has
reoently bsep promoted TO the Office ol
I'd Lieutenant in the q. 8. Army, having
passed sucoesaful examination ut FOEi
Adams, Il. /. Alex was q cadet at West
Point, but falling 10 pa0 the rcgulaI
examinations, returned 10 this CITY and
enlisted in the army about three years
ago. His ambition has at last been
crowned with success, and wc oongratu.
late him upon his perseverance, and en-
ergy in attaining promotion. n.-Register.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-17

To ExraRANTs AND FRIKNDs.-The
place to get your life insurance, aud sell
second hand furniture, to buy now and
secondhand furniture, and to get
auctionesring done ID at Pllman,
Lilly d Co, Cherry street, opposite the
telegraph Office. Terms reasonable.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-17

Try ths pure Eastern cider 10 be had
by the quart or gallon at II. II. Wilcox
4 Co. q Cherry street., opposite Telegraph
Office.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-17

Just received dirset from The East.
all the very latest styles and shapes in
ladies' hAta and b0anetss ~ the Temple
Of Fashion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-17

A. vaSlbuach, Of the firm oe Alexan
der. Lynch b vahlbusch, 10 the best up
holstsrsr On The coast. Go and 30 hia
work. 3-lm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-17

Alexander. Lynch 4 vahlbusch can
and will ssw and lay cArpsts and do 4
better job than any peEson IN the city.
- I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-17

Gents Underwear, White Shirts, Over
Nlls, Neckwear. and Susponders, at u.
b Littell's Bargain Store on Front
street near Madison.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-17

Chas. 0oldstsin u In recep4 Il ~
latest spring styles IN hats and caps,
Come aud examine stock and prices,
Front street, Masonic building.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-17

Received AZ the Temple Of FAshion Z
complete line oe The latest stylss bustlet
and room skirta.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-17

Tho cheapest place In the city FOR
Boots and Shoes Il q. b. Littelrs Bar
gain Store in Dsnny's Block On Front
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-17
Shingles for Sale.

WE ARE NOW TURNING OUT $4,000 FIRST CLASS
shing day with single mill, ere prepared
GIL and al contracts Of whatever size at the shoret poe
BE notcs and on the most reasonable terms
ALSO,
Ssh Doors, mosldses. Brackets and Enishias l1ubof
Manufactured to order a the shortest notice Orders from s
tAaes pso.pty Alsd Fsctosy feet Of Madison sA
0Ao0o0AlU 09rYzQ.
P0 Dez 9 osatlA W.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-17

Ladies' hosissy-au ths latsat summer
patterns, full selecti0ns, at the Tempae
Of faahiOn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-17

Our $5 Calf Boot for Mem cannot b
boat on the coask Gall and - thsm q
Littell's Bargain 6enre.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-17

Call and 80 our fancy work haakskI
and lAdiea faney aetnhell and han<
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-17

Claytnn Brua are selling their mill
merry goods veey cheap. TAsy c01
charge % ooaos fgg boauftfal IN hAta.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-17

J. R. q n. 81. LEWIS :.
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. OFFICE
"A Butler's building. room and &
James Street Opposite Occidental Hotel,
Seattle, w. r.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-17

II. G. NoIAuRhlin, OptidiAn, Frnnt
street, Aaeunio hnikdtnG. = - Gnf-
antsed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-17
d. b. RMERY.

=. ,. eme0Y,
A TroRNEY AND COUNSELOR-AT.
"A Law, Seattle, w. T.. win attend 10 pro-
Irssionai business in any Of the counties OF
Western Washington. Claims coliected
In any part OF the United States. Canada,
or Europe. feI3 dw tf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-17

A TrORNEYs AND COUNSELLORs
"A at Law, Solicitors In Chancery and
ProctOrs in Admiralty. Seattle. W.T.. Prac-
tico In the Supreme. District and Justices
Courts OF Washington Territory. Office ON
James street. opposite the Occidental Ho-
tel. so jl1-tf
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gBer 1T Tran WinSlo,u /?


Ia. eieis 5rase oft seiasllt mirc. ,pcll.n
mir sinfah lasen, oab Fs sinr Dame II,
Die es ib felt 80 Satrsn ,ur Nuiaats rad.
ts. Grausntrantbsiisn. taupiiadih aber
Gino.rtranfbtiten 81 fuoirsn. Sie sat
bic aonititnipn unp ris Bsearfnifs pielsr
Sablrsi6en 6laiIsn trfonesrs 0epri!t unp
ols Nslultat pratt idr 6snntniiIs unb
Grfatrung, ireIde iIs i'm Qaufe sinss Mtn.
ihsnaltsrs alS 6ranifnrFeserin unb Nr3t
asfummslt, Bat he BEN S0otius gyrup
ais tffonosrss Mittsl liir ,aDnnts Sinser
,uiammsuse(sbt. Disis Meo!;in bat cine
maail6s Wirtu1g iic gilt Aute ~
@siunpb,it nun atait pifrnsu gsit. Su
f5olas tcltr Itri,in II 5rau 9piuslow
wsltteriiNmt gswo ZEN ais Wcbltbdtsrin
Der 6inter. limb BE Ginles wttssn srpb
uni cant:n i5r rafar. @u6 in pisisr Siabt
bal f,c bic Slater su Dant u,,raidt,t.
@tOBs Nuantiti!sn sss Sootins Syrup
ius,ren bier ta5lid esrfauft unp psrbrauGt.
gDir elauttn, Mrs. gDiaslom eat fd
purd pisfen @rtlfd unatrbliH semaGt
unb mir iIno iiter,euoi, bab turh beniel.
ben 9auitnbe uon R;nptrn ssrsttst purbsn
unp bnb MtlIipnen osnlslten nod nit
5rlols esbrauhsn lrsrbsu. Gtins Muttsr
bat ibr' piliGt sstban. msnn fs n,ht
W.s. gBinslow's Scctlns SYrnp All.
wanete. VsriuHt s5 Aqs easiss Blltur
Nfw yorf. 3u pertanien tsi aasn
Crugg fen. 25 Gents tis 6laiht.
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80 nj e,rettct

DHilm 5. @ousbiin uca Come vile.
Wa1., iast ; Sm Sertn 1915 teiam
id 9unsenbluien, sefclot uca elneul beitis
gen Suiten. Sd oerlor zen appetit unb
mein Jleiin unb wurbe bettldSeris. Sn
1877 bradie man mid inS 5cspital. Tie
Gsr3te s,flirten, id bate Elm qod in mel.
ner eanse pcp Der @rS6e eines tolten
Dc0arRids. 6osor. bic Nadri&t rcn
meinsm Eohe Yerbreitete ad. SD 9ab
allc ociinuus auf; ba empbabl mir elm
6rtrc Or. William 6olls BAL.
ON FL r bic eunae. SO 8ebiardte
cine 0laide uno ,u meinsm Stilaunen
wuros id tsHer. nro bin bcaie Seiunosr.
als Isit orsi Sabren.
SD ldreite bics In Der Sofinuns, bab
Sober nit i,anisr 9unse Bebaftets Or
William 5alis Ballam ses
braudt. unb id bin iibsrSeuSt. tab eaes
ieibe bic aus,ebluns beilt SD iann
pcRtio bebaupten, oae mir Der Baliam
mebr @ute8 ermieIen bat, ale alle iibriz
Sen arseusien ,ufamnIen, bic i'd uabm.
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Aus eigrnfr Kraft.
Npnan nnm S9ilbelmine y. $,iaern.
(Scrtlssuns.)

lOGItItbuHJ.)
Damn wiiroe id Oir's ctenIc cbrli9
la9en, barauf perlob Sid. Nter ist I'll.
big, Der Safl miro ME eintreten!
llnb cer meine mcbl AUDI nidt, gutter
6rebp, lidelte Nnuu. Spllte es ater
nloer ale Iorauslidt eennpd paiiren,
10 bait Du nteiu Bp,t fir paS Osine!
llnb fe idittelte ilul mutbwlllis Die
Sanb unb elite i9m pcraus auf ben beim=
meg.
Nlfreb folote ibr laujam, aber JEST
lag eine 5uperlidtlide 6citerfsit auf isi=
nem 0eiidt. 0u mubt rpd nod nlein
rercen, Du miloes Sino! iaste ct leile.
slls lie ibm cine lStrede poraus mar
uno fab, eaB Ell iid n;at temabte iie ein-
Subolen, tlieb ie BON lslsit iteben uno er-
ipartete ibn. Wit Ou mioe? fraste lie
uab tct ibm iderjenb ben Nrn. @r naGnl
es au uuo iiiete lid auf tas Waoden.
Sic fabrte ibn treulid purd BEN Sain,
aber es lag bod wieosr etwas in bieier
0infalli9teit, mas lie anDipeite. vi, lie
an ben bc(len Gag beraustraten, lieB iis
ibn los unb er leete gum llnelid nod s!c
blaue Brille auf. 9lun bilt On wieotr
Der alte Bliliiter, iaste iie unb idaute pn
niht mehr an
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= Wie aus Man6en gel6rieben
miro, beitebt Bel Ser baDerii9en &eeie=
rung feline @eneigtbeit, Die eigenen pofts
marfen aaf5ugeben unb bafiir elm idbr=
li9es paul6quantum bonn &ei6e an3us
nebmen. Germutbli6 ,piro cine 9len=
oerung nur in Der Sef0rberung bon
&orreiponoen5farten getrofen iperoen.
9lnBerbaperiide poitfarten lpuroen bis=
ber in gaDern gar nidt bef6rbert, iebt
mill bic baperiide poit 6arin na9geben,
oaB lie bieielben uie unfranfirte Briefe
NIT Strafporto an ben Morei1aten bes
iorgt.
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Corresponding Der vsSreie Nreiie".
gaale YaB, 2. Wldra 1888.

V ' r pf - ~3tu'0 IoOC'
6pffenilid) meroen Bic gtorber nun
balb gu gnbe fein. Sd babe fie olle
ppm Cttober an notirt llno biellei6t lit
es fit mande 2eier bon Sntereile, fie
bier aufseSdblt gu ieben, Dauer unb
Semperatur inbegriffen. Nlio:
L., Ottober: IT,, 18, 19.-Sberz
momcter BON 80 auf a. 0rao.
g., yioDenber: IL. uno II.
g., H., 18. unb 10. 9(m
Is. falter Gegen.
A., Se3elnber: T., 8. glm Z. @e=
frierpunft 80 @rab; ON 8. 80 Grab.
s., December: Is.
g., %. 9lm 29. nur "a
Grab 6abrenbeit.
T., DECEMBER: 81 uno
eSanuar: l. thermometer 80 unb
% @rab am Neuiabr 1888.
g., Sanuar: 8. Grit i6wa6er Gez
gen, bann Noroer.
g., Sanuar: ID. SaHelbe, Sbermos
meter % Grab.
TO-, Sanuar: 1913; am 20. 81
Grab; am 81. % Grab; am % unb
20 nur Is Grab; falte Sage.
H.. Gebruar: 2. beiB, 80 @rab.
9lm 3. Mlorsens gorber bon 50 @rao
auf 20 Grab, pOm 4. Bis gum 6.
wabreno.
r., Gebrnar: ID. 50 @rao; Is.
NorOer; 16 milb; II. &egen in Der
Wa6t, oann Sagel unb friib "a @rab.
49,, Sebruar: %. un6 %. GrIt
0eiuitter, bann Norber, bann beftiger
Weititurm.
! go melt mdren mir allo. glm %.
6ebruar ma9ten li9 einige junge 2eute
BEN SpaB, einen geipaltigen Sra6en
BON ber @r6Be elmer Stubentbiir fteigen
su la1en. Natirlid batten lie ibn an
elmer entlpre1enb biden S6nur befe=
itist uno bel bem itarfen @inbe itieg
Der Srade aud luifig in bic S0be, 10
baB Oiele @lerfs, bic in Den leeriteben=
ben 8erfaufsldoen nl6ts su tbun bat
ten, Dor Die Sbiiren traten unb SuIaben.
Der Dra6e sog aber 10 arg on Der
S1nur. baB bic beiben jungen Mdns
ner, bic i'm bielten. pollauf au tbun
batteu. UNI i'm. uno ii6 ielber aber
aud auf ben geinen, 81 balten. pl0b.
lid fan ELL 70 beftiger gBinbiiob, baB
bic S6nur rib urb Die beioen 9eute, Die
nit offer Gewalt gebalten batten, bon
bem 3iidprall nidt grade iebr ianft
gu 8ooen gemorfen ipurben, 100 Iie ii6
einige Male iiberfugelten, bann aber
ii6 aufraiften. ibre @lie5er befiiblten,
Oh au6 nod glQes in Orbnuns lei unb
unter Dem 8eldbter Der 3ui1auer li9
beimtrollten. Nad Der nriadJe ibres
WiBsei6ids faben fie iid iueiter nidt
mebr UNI, ionoern lieBen ben Ora6en
fliegen unO liegen.
@robe llnbeqnemli6feit fir bic bielis
gen @inmobner unb GeId6itsleute miro
iebt pieber bur6 bas merifauiid)e @elb
peruria6i. Obalei6 ber merifaniibe
Dollar minbsfens eben 10 gut. iuie Der
amerifanii6e Silberbpllar 1T, gilt CT
! bod nur, ndb Der Mnfiinbigung oes
S6abamis in WaibingtOn SO lI5
@ents; bier miro er fir IS Gents 9es
npmnlen. Oa ober 9lles, was bonn
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Often uno Norben bier anfommt, in
Der. Staaten @elb beSablt tperoem
muB, 10 bdlt es oft re6t i1tper, iol6es
Su befommen uno 6a ferner Die Merifa.
ner, mel6e bier einfaufen, nur merifa=
nii6es Gelb baben, 10 berlieren iie an
ieoem Dollar Is Gents, ooer miiilen
9laes UNI 10 Diel tbeurer be5ablen. Die
Giienbabn- -9lrbei!er, fotpie bic Solbaten
i'm Sort Duncan iueroen auer6ings lit
Ser. 9taaten @elbe ausbe5ablt unb
einige Salons, bie nit ben profiten in
nerifaniIdem Geloe nidt mebr aufrie
oen 1ino, Daben ibre preile erbobt unb
berlangen amerifaniI6es @elo obenz
orein. g8ie tueit iie bamit fomnlell,
1T ibre Sa6e. giner bieier Salons
1T III ben SeIib bon Sing 6iiber iiber=
gegangen.
Die Srauerei bon Srn. guae (friiber
in g0rne) in piebras Neeras 1T iebt
i'm Gange. Sic ioa, ipie i6 bermaDnl,
fir oen 9lnfang redt quite @eI6afte
MAIDEN uno elm gutes, selunses Wfalss
unb 9opfenbier liefern. Oie g(nbdll
ier'ide Srauerei in ct. 2ouis bat ibr
gisbaus bier fertig unb es ipir6 aud
i6on TaBbier bersapft, freili0 bas
4las, ober bielmebr @lds6en, gu 10
Gents amerifanil6eln @elbe.
No6 mnB i6 bin5uiiisen, oaB lid)
bier cine 2oge Der u&nigbts Of Sonor"
gebloet bat, Die am lebten 5amltag
einen Sall i'm S6ulbauIe perantaltete,
Der iebr belu6t mar. gu einem Mas>
fenball tpirb es oieles Sabr pobl ni6t
fommen. Sb. 9ielf6er.
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prn wilpem 6nmcr uno 3lrtli9teit Gter
lt9 crsclen lalIen; lie fonnte cem unbdn=
piDen W.lA6pf ni9t siiruen, oenn lie wuB.e
ia, iein Ser5 mar gut. Der berte Crop
fen ameritaniiden llebermutbn barin
tradte seraoe bic ridtise Oliiduns Der.
prr uno ldipte cas beiBbliitise Natured
Dot ieoer Sentincntalitit, bic Irau S6a
Ii 10 baBte
Das ase if Dir, Nnna, iprad iie jes
bod trcns, trdnfs mir BEN glirep nidt,
benn er peroent &c nidt tint uns, bab Der
erite Sdmer, oieier Irt burd uns iiter
ibn fdme. yebanole bic sanSe Sade ais
einen Sder3, mean er mieber baDrn an
fin3t. lpas iA isocd nad ieinem Seripre=
d,n niAt CLAUDE, cenn Nlfreo 1T Elm
Wtenid,, Ger Wort hdlt. Sei unbefansen
unp frcunoiid wie imm:r: pelleidt 1T es
bei ibn1 ielblt Elm &mpertraunl, Der ll4 NIT
Der 3eit perliert, 1T eS aber cine ti5 fsre
aeisuns, oanm muB er auf cine idcnenbe
9Seile ron bier cntfernt merben. Sie
lduies uno lann einen susenblid nad
Eann lprad iie entidlolien: Sd pia
HllW enDltW upefptnpen unp 1etne Wlufter
beluden. @s mar fdcn lanse iein Stunt
nler, oaB id mid nidt beweSen lief, iie
Su iehen. Nm @nbe bat er 9fedt; bic
6rau bat 70 furdt6ar sebIBt uno ltbt
lett ben feds Sabren 70 taoellrs, DaB man
irctl milper iibsr lie urtbeilen BARI Sd
pill Su ihr ssben uno nit ibr reoen.
lie bat nidts mebr al5 bieien Scbn; iie
MI ibn nidt aud nod burd Ser3ensfum.
n;r unslIdlid, ieben.
II wialt ibr iusen, baB iie mi1 ibm
H.. l,iebi? iruste anna plSelid etwas
4 .,.aut. & as icllte mir leio tbun; i'd
i'.a cod nun cinmal an ben 6repp &C..
4reh t; id CLAUDE, er ginse mir ab, wenn
II Ut m.hr hdtte!
;Oriisbun5 fplet)
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lleber Die ssolaen eines Orudieb

= lleber Die Golsen eines Orudieb=
lers beri6tet Der pSiiieloorfer Nn3." !:
Sn elmer bieiigen 3eitung tparen Dor
einigen Sagen 1900 &ilo altes Gupfer
bon benz Mrtilleriebepot in 9eub gum
8erfauf ausgeboten. 9lm Sage bes
8erfaufes fanben ii6 iiber 20 @elbgie=
Ber unb aupferi6miebemeiiter aus
&beinlanb unb Wefpbalen ein (ba6ei
au6 ein Sulielborfer); elmer par isgar
aus GranfTurt a. 81. 9efommen. Mer
bei6reibt aber bas @rifaunen, als ii1
berausitellte, baB ni6t 1900 Gilo, ion=
bern nnr 1900 ailc, alio "a pfunb,
Dertauft nuroen!"
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