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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-05

After mature consideration The managers OF the
presbyterian hospital, AT Philadelphia have de-
cuned the 1880 offered the institution as part Of
the profits OF the recent charity ball IN that city,
They explain their reasons in a moderate and con-
elliatory letter. ia which they take the ground
That the hospital by It's charter and work is a
church institution, and that, Oh this account, IT
would not be well 10 accept donation from such
Source The managers express their gratitude for
the Kind spirit OF the gift. and 90 not attempt to
argue the proprtety Of dancing. but they take It
Tor granted that the Presbyterian church would
lot accept help from the proceeds Of such enter
tainIneHtS as public bail on this point they say:
"Whatever difference Of opinion may exist Us TO
the propTlety oi such entertainments or to the
propT1ety OF making such entertainments thu
Channels OF charity. we believe that very few, II
any, VINO regard the S9cI 'dneSS Of the church
would be willing To False money for church puT-
poses Dy The Inc rs of Ike entertainments There
j. perYading sense OF prUprety that draws a dis
tlnct. SnaTp line between our pIeaSurdble enter
taininents AMI our church work II does not seem
Httlls 10 our feelings OI reverence 10 CLOSELY ally
tEeIn.'
This decision Will arouse fresh interest IN the
question how the church shall regard dancing II
balls are proper and round dancing an innocent
pleasure. Why should a church charitable corTOra-
ton refuse money from this source? II such pleas
Gre is wicked shall the Church let its members
patrODize and Indulge IN il?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-05

The machinery OF nomination has now been
fairly set IN motion State conventions are being
called and local political organizations forming
for battle poll Of California show that Blaine
leads all candidates IN that state by an oyerwhem-
ing majority. lie Is evidently as strong ever In
Pennsylvania: he has Maine. OF course and several
districts in New YORK will support him Hence bis
declared strength, at this moment. Is greater per-
haps than that OF any other candidate. II is tele-
Rraphed NOM New orleans that the louisiana dele
cation viii probably be for Arthur The President
viii also have the majority OF hts state delegation,
though not their united vote. Logan Is sure OF
about twc-thirls OF the Illinois delegation, and
with bis OUTLYING support VIII start IN with
strong following.
AT present looks NJ the three candidates men,
toned would LEAD in the balloing at the start, but
there are many indications this year that the first
shall be last and the last first al the republican
convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-05

nSE BLOCK OF 400 SHARES (PAR sIOO)
"
. fAIOR Full CcAlPANT OF VIRGINIA
Also one BLOCK u 50J shares lots 10 Is
p and upward to suit purchasers
The above company erecting new plants at
the follow iEg places:
al Baltimore, Md Pope Cole 4 Co; McShane Bell
& Co III John Roachs Works at Chester Pa l at
chester Pa III Chicago. in Nebraska III Worcester
Conn. ! IN Collinsvilie, Conn. Inquire Of
HARRY C. TONERS co. bankers and Brokers'
leblt-im l4tO street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-05

STILL TIE Fritz CEsrs OK THr
DOLLAR SALE GOES ON
MIsFIT STORE
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
5000 OVERCOATS CISCO.
$500 OvERCOATS at $3.50
$1,000 OYERCOATS at............s $1,000
$500 OVERCOATS at............S75O
$1,000 OvERCOATS $500
SUITS FOR MEN. YOUTHS AND BOYS IN SAME
PROPORTION
Just received splendid line Of
SPRING OyERCOATs,
At $3.50 $500, $1,000, s12O and $780,
FULLY so PER CENT BELOW THE PRICES OF ANY
OTHER STORE IN The CITY.
Also nice line Of
BOYS SUITS,
So, 81, S.. Sc. s.. $3.50. IS. 90 and $40
They beat anything ever shown here for the money.
THE MISFIT STORE,
copNrp rrNru AMI crprrrc ,nha
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-05

MIS- Lille Deyereaux Blake speaking yesterday
Tor woman the unknown quality ia politics."
settled the tate OF candidates In short order
Edinunds, she said viii not 90 81 all Blaine is
not so open foe, bUt he has never espoused their
Cause heartily, and women want DO lu6eWarm
lover Mr. Conkiilg won't 90. either: ana that
exhausts the republican list. On the democratic
side Mr. Bafari opposed them. but Mr. Flower was
an open ally, while dear Mr. Mcdonald was lust
too sweet for anything aud the man OF all the
Candidates Tor the ladies'
But II tbs De- 50, what Oes Mrs Hendricks mean
WheH she says, as quoted, that sthe ladies' CT
Indiana would never allow a man like NcDonaId
T. be the candiate:"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-05

Having heard that the nation bas mn my, tho
Crafty pirates or the IokcII.e have brol.r, ont in
q fresh rebellion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-05

Presidential candid ,'es were pretty thics at the
living performance last Ei-ht. cen Logan and
senator Sherman occupied opposite boxes. ard
IFesIdeht arthur and &r. Biaiae We're Ia the
Or uestra Chairs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-05
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE-CHEAP AND ON EASY TERMS
villa Sites in lots TO suit 81 miles north Of Wash.
R. beautiful building sites: delightfuly situated in
a most healthy neighborhood WALKER 4 WILSON,
1OO6 F street northwest feb29-6t
EOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
PROPERTY,
valuable farm Of l0e acres in Prince aeorees county
Of the Hon Hugh McCulloch and about one mile east
sWORMsTEDT L BRADLEY.
feb5-1m 328 street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-05
PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALs FOR COAL AND WOOD

DROPOSALS FOR COAL AND WOOD
CLERKS office house OF REPRESENTATIVES U.sl
WAsHNGToE. D. c.. February n, 1884.
Sealed Pr9R3sals viii be received at this office until
which time and place the bids win be opened for the
delivery Of Six Hundred 6o0 Tons Of Best White ASH
Furnace Coal also Of Forty O Cords Best Spruce Pine
Wood said and wood to be delivered and stored in
the vaults of the south wing Of the Capitol before
pounds to the ton and the right to rewesh same q
feet to the cord and be corded and measured ut the Cap
itol.
Bids must be endorsed Proposals for Wood and Coal"
and addressed JOHN B. CLARK. JR.,
feb22-3w Clerk House Of Representatives q. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-05
WANTED--HOUSES.

yNANTED-A GENTLEMAN WITH FROM 90 coo
w to $1,000 cash wishes to buy nice house six to
elx. rooms, mile from Patent Office. Address Box
IS, Star office Inll4. St.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-05

MI Morrison finds il SOW Work getting his tariff
Dill through committee The hearing OF trade
delegations was 10 have closed some time ago. but
The doors Of The committee rooIa are still besieged
by business visitors. and they cannot wei b. kept
o"J Meanwhile tie minority are getting their
Views INTO shape. aLi 10y tine time the bill is re-
ported expect " pe ready with counter report, in
"hlch Inc GROUND viii be taken that the present
law is sJill In its experimental stage and should
therefore be allowed 20 be tested before overturned
and That further changes In the rates lust at this
time would disturb business and bring calamity
Few alterations viz be urged, but only in the
HE OF an Increase in the rates OF duty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-05
SCRAP PICTURES.

q Eiety OF Belief and HcrapbookPic Hrthday
Cards Paper Dolls French Issue Paper Don't forxef
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-05

JUST OPENED
NEW SEChWEaR ALL THE LATEST STYLES
Plain and Fancy Halt Hose. new styles Night Shirts,
PajaInas, &c, &C
W S TEL
THh1 935 Pennsylvania ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-05
EDUCATIONAL

nAGM.R SCHROEDER, TEACHER OF Music TO
lbbeginners e.rii dollars rcr term Cne-h,S ~ "A
vance u-- u isno free Adr,ss 1885 street north
west, near l4th street les
- OF DE woLoNSKI HAS IRE HONOR 10 IN
u FORM MS lri'ds ANA the public OF Washington that
si'ai j stitu-e ~ - q View York avenue
Al Il - esTCls 70 b. lrOu NJ GU. In or~-s. r-xt,
r. iarV> ~ become lne performers The PIANO hy
y Nv syst'3.-siio;iest and sest-snust not ussle
tt ~ iNTtgliiy l.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-05
PIANOS AND ORGANS

HALLET, DAVIS & cos CPRIGHT PIANOS A
II new and superb stock OF these unrGuslled -
Pianos Tor the 81 E1.l- trade nYHH
Great bargains anl easy terms wv
Il. L. SUMNER. Agent
feb23 sll Ninth street nortllweS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-05

IL IS TO De hoped that the action Of Judge Smell
yesterday III inictlas sharp penalty upon a care
less d-iVeT WHO raA over an cd woman 10 her
serious injury VIII serve check the evil OF rack
less driving which maAes II - perilou5 matter for
pedestrians 70 cross the streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-05

IL IS suggestive Of the re.. character and object of
republican Organization in the south that at the
meeting VI TIE LOUISIANA state Republica. conven-
Ton Today the question will Dc disCu used as to
whether state ticket Will be put up, with the
probability ;l.at 40 nominations will be made. but
mat there Is 10 dOIbt whatever that ful delega-
lion VIII Dc selected 10 go 10 Chicago 10 help nomi-
late eancidaIe Tor the party at .arge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-05

Mr.. kel:er seems 10 be getting Into deep water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-05

Inc most danaslag testimony IN the Cop.ah IN
0estigation does hot come froIa republicans. but
from democrats Judged fro:G The statements OF
Irisnd-y-disposr't witnesses. and the evidence OF
the parties most directly Implicated. the state of
soeety III tLe REGION visited Is simply DarbarOus.
'opah county nect> missionaries fully as much as
Borrioboola-gha- The republicans cannot help max
Ing good campaign Use OF the Invest alton testi-
nlony, and they are Indebted 70 tae democratic
witnesses for the most striking evidence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-05

Ar. Hendricks, who i. strOad Ior MS health
writes that he IS not candidate Mr. Thurman
writes 10 Ir,eEd also, that IL is tot a candidate
MI Blaine says that lie IS hot i CANDIDATE Mr.
EdrlundS says that liz Is Lrt Mr. Tu,,au and Gen
Logan have not said that tuey are not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-05
FOR SALE-LOTS.

IHOR SALOON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE. LOT
II so feet front contains 5000 square fet Price
cents; if sold at once. Apply TO J. " p MYERS l42s
New York avenue. NH. Tvs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-03-05

EOR RENT OR sALE-ATTENTION IL CALLED
I to tive Of the most complete, thoroushy built
houses in the city being finished street south
side between nth and 18th just off Dupont Circle One
OF sixteen suitable for entertaining will sell for
$4,000 rent for $1,000 year. One of eleven rooms.
will sell for 81 600 rent for $500 Apply to
W II SLACK, TIA 18th street jal5- I'M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-26
Ser 9obIenerdber' EuSRaaS ia
6&hsn

GoIumbus, O., 25. Gug. - SuuOert
polnii6s Sobleuardbsr tpurben beute BON
SoIebo nah8u6tsl iibergeiibrt un0 oortbor.
Idufia In etuem rnaifDen -@ebdube uuteraez
bradt, nm iie Dor Der Bntb Der ausfebeus
esu III ihitsn, fDsIh' 9eBtsre bic gugstOmi
meusn 3ur RIdtebr 3Dlngen molten, absr
bon ben SsbstmpoIt3tftan 3uriidgstEtsbsu
pur6sr.
glusr Der Bolsu nuroe babel RON eiuem
ySiritsr" ut,bsrgsi4Iageu, uub isiu 3ufaub
iou iogau stu frtttiGer istu. 2teuteuaut Dan
Gbsf Der Bintertonf6sn 9ebetmpult3tffeu,
ttsilte hem S9sriff in Atbeus telsgrapbti9
nit, bas ct uorausfdtlt9 ge3pungeu istu
prIbe, @snalt III brnuheu, nm ii4 isl6ft
upb tGs gi9sntbam bee Spubitats ;u be-
idibsu.
gu6 frngte bic 8abu,gcmpuauts bsi'm
@Ouoernsnr SoabIep On, OF es oenR nod
inmer nift 3stt gum @tnihrsiten iei, uuo
Die gutport Inutste, baB mad ben 9gieesu
os8 Stants Die gltlt3 srft oanu 3ur Strnsuz
burg fommeu biirfe, rueuu Der Sdsrifi ntAt
I'm StGuee ifi, bic Drbnuug aufre&t aH erz
balteu.
Gu9 bas Send bee Spubttuts On ben
Stont, Raffen fir bic au3uperbeuoeu Spe=
StulpOli5tfeu Al lieferu, murbe abidldgtg
beihteoeu, nno nur bic hteftge @onoernems g.
@aroe bat Ssfsbl bsfOmmeu, th fir als
S6ns bsrsit 80 bulteu.
lltberbtss bat bas Spnbitat etne S6aar
Ssnofiuster gum Sduss Ieiues @tasntbuh1s
angefent, nuo psnu es BEN Shertff Mot
gsItnssu ioIIte, bas AsuBsrlie 3u usrbdteu,
70 Tam mon fid auf stbeblthss Blutusrgie.
Btu gtfabt maiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-26
Bern. teIegrapBtl9e Sebeiaes
uus gtm anIanea

Der cubaniids SttbufteridO0ns ia.
otrg" Ia In Se1. gBef, j5la., BON 8uuOe9.
mnridau fir $500 Osrianft porbsu.
- Dts SdwsiusdOlsra IN isst aud tn Der
llmqsSpug Oon Samturg, BeHnI., wtsOrr
ouegsbrOtsn, unb stne grOGsAu3a5t54wstu
tEr srieGsu.
-Gr @cuUsrneur Sfuortd5 sat etne Gin
lutuug 3um Geiuns ber auowirt6i6nftlideu
gualgllung 3u Beortu, SqS,, an Is. Ssp
ttubsr uuaenommsn.
49, BrGfbent Grtbur uno TlottsuistcatGt
GboBeler fGmgu 0orgefern absu5 ant bsm
Eunoesbampisr TDtsp9td" ~ SSef J5IQn6
uuDeit $rO0ibsnce, R. g., an.
- 8nnl Ssurp far5 Ooraeftsru 3uSBarp3
burg 6p, on etHer S6uBnunbe, bte tbm
bsr StaOtmali4au ReUrtpftber bsI etuem
SsrIud}e, ibu ~ Oerbofteu, bst6radte.
- Gtu Sp'3jnltetsgrnmm au3 81. Soispl
on tie BOT 3iFpatd" In or. Qouts, Ulo.,
melGst, o06 Der 9ToGusubGu6lsr Us. 81. BaH.
MD ggfsIn fnlltrt bot. Dte oorbaHOeusu Be
fauoe w'rosa wa4rlaetnlt4 ote SsypFi9.
tuugfn b5isu.
- Gtt gsaeru 0er6feutlidts Rldrtal
I6cr TIN GOb bg5 "a pa}letOu, Semi, oou
=
lfttsu srglti6eu 5dusGlanfers 6reb. 9lrf
1T unbeqIiubst. Surf bsfaOet fi1 uuttr
ben llmGdnesu pObI unO ptrO uabriastultd
gsnsi'G.
- Sin Bug Der nPsuiacola auauttc=
@tIsubabn" belt getern an Der 3ugbrtide In
8,uIacOla. Gta., an. Der SonOHlteur gtug,
6a istu Signal 3um Bsitsrfabrsu aeasbsu
puroe, osm 3uge OOrau5 nab lamb bte 2eias
bes gg1Gtfa, Don orstuubJuaujtg RugeIu
burGbo5rt. nuf oem 8dttis.
- 8as Eefament Ses tiirjltd ju Pbila=
brlpbiu geflCrbensu %, &. Sdlfer puroe &c
fern bem corttgen @erimte uutsrbrettet
CbgletH fd bsr RudluB auf iibsr 81, 900, z
coo bslduft, 70 tff ous Esfameut bsuuOd auf
stusn tlsiueu Bapisrfrstfsu gsidrtsbsu uuO
nimmt sini6lisBItd Der uuteri4rifteu uur
bier 3eilau elm. Der 8eriiorbeae 0ermaht
Ieiu guu3ss 8ermOgeu ietuer SdDefsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-26
RrntaIe Shanfpirle.

GbtcugU, %. auguf. .-gtu 5auftaupf
NIT hHttsn SunbiduBsn" fanb beute 46suh
in sinsm htefigsu QofaIs 3ptifeu Batip Sar-
tiff unb g1tlItam Brubburn latt. Cardiff
firgdts Ietusu @eguer TN uterteu 9aHge BE-.
nubltos barnte6er unb 9emaun baS BON ben
3uIhausrn bs3abIte @tntrtttegel0 ale Prsis.
Qts 3uinauer bstrugsu fh b0df tnmuItua
rid unb f1iir3teu mebrsre 9taIe NIT Btfoten
In ben 6anben nuf bic Stbne "a. Die Bolt
gel mpBte BON ibreu Raiippslu @ebraub ma
der, um bts Rubef0rer 3u bd1bigsu.
y 4 0 II, %. &uguf.-@tue beute I6enb
TIM 8tubior Ebeuter" fattgsfunosue Brsis=
8orsrst Bpi6su 9omtuid Rc&affrep uub
Bete Nc&Op subste NIT etuer augsmsiueu
BrHgslet uutsr ben 6rsuubsu betOsr Rdms
pen. Sobn 6. Suuioan, ptt9er als Ssfau.
bart fir gc&op fungtrts, idlug etUa eth
bolbss Dussub 8aufboIbe oaruteber. Die
Yoliasi mtidte iid1 idttsBltd Elm uuO mabte
Der ,$rtfisIluua" eiu @ube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-26
&uS Eubd.

RemzDorf, 25. Iuguff. - Gin pom
81. Guguff battrtsr 8risf aus Saoanua mel
bet: yvantOuiO Gan RtqusI, 9trsftor Der
repubIttnniidsn 3ettune O9a Brotefa," If
lett Isstem Srettug pegeu aussblt6ar Der.
Ieumonng Der Beb0rhe etugstertert. - Der
ipaniIGe RolontnlmtHtftsr telearapbirte am
19. b. Site. benz General 8ouosrneur, ME
folat: ,,9er morgeu nbas6sn6s Poftoamofer
brinat bas f0uiglids 9etret 3ur Robiftlt.
rung Der SptrttnCieuabgobsn. Der 3ou auf
gsn06nliGs ipanii6s Betue. ote inter ipaut.
id3sr Elaags bireft aus Spuntru tmporttrt
tperbeu, IL anfgebobsu. Die Steuer auf Bier
nirb fiinfttgbtn Gents pro Sitter 6etraaeu;
nuf g8ein Gents, auf 4ltobol unb 8runut
petu 6 Gents. Ser 3ol nuf gtqueure, bic In
EIai6en inportirt perbeu, tpiro nm so Bro
3eut erb1bt, uub bic Stsuer Don 80 Broleut,
nelGe biSber bon Der WuutiipaUbs60roe ers
hobeu naro, bieibt ebeufaIs in Rraft. 9as
Defret tritt stueR Dfonnt mad Ietuer Ssr6fz
fsntIifuua In Der ,@acsta De la 6ebaua" In
Rraft. Ste gen6bnlideu ipauiiGeu Beiue
In S1fisru uOn AGO 9ttsru, netde 3ur Belt
etuer abgube bon SIT. .46 Ia @ul5 unterpor.
fen fiuo, pfr6en mad Der Reonftiou nur
$9.17 bssablen miifisu." - Der Baubtt ST.
polite 8nmoe, alias Bolo, Der matbmaSlide
W0rbsr BON abrahnn 6srnauos3, ipurbs nuf
sinem @ute unhe Wtntnn;as uerbuftet. Die
YoIiset erido6 i'm nuf Dem Bsge mad BEN
@sf6rauifie nnter ssm 8ormanee, bas bret
Ndnner stnsu SerIud 3u Istnsr 8eftiiuug
aemadbt bdtten. a"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-26
Rirhmdrfte.

Chicago, 25. aag.-S4uetue: gu:
fubr is, 600, Serisubung 34O0 Stdd; Bretit
Ourtirten ,ntIGen $3.50 uuo $6.40.-RtHb.
utsb: 9ufn6r 5000, Ssrieubuug 1000 Stad;
grstIe 1artirtsu 3ptidsu 1886 unb $500
Gdaafs: 3ufubr 1000, Serisubuug ts
Yreifs uariIrteu spti6eu $1.0O uub $4.25
ct. Gouta, %. auguf. - Sdustus
3ufubr 41OO, 8erisubuug 1900; Brstie BART
irtsu sptIdsn So. is unO $6.75.-Rtuboteb
3ufu6r 1900, Serienbuua 1900; Bretis uart.
irtsn 3ptitsn $500 uub $3.50. - S5aufs
8ufubr 110O, SeritubIng 1900; Breiis uart
irten ;nildsu $3.50 unb 1915.
@af sQtbertp, Beuui., ben %. aua
-Sain6pieb: 3ufubr 485, Ssrienouus 1870
BretIe purttrten 3rptfGsu $3.50 uub 5000
5dpeins: 3ufHbr 1900, 8erieubuug 5000
. tiis paritrten ,rutIdeu 5000 uub $500
S6aafe: 3nfubr 400, Ssrienbung 1900
Breifs buritrtsu apiid5eu S2.OO unO $500
Bef. f.BbtIabe1pbta, ben 25. Dug.
- 8tnbpieb 3ufubr AGO Stiid, prtmd
63-7, quite 54-64, u1tttlerer So, idledtt
"A. - G3aafe: 3ufubr 10000, prtmu
4t-44, CUTE 3t-4i, utttlerer 2f-3I,
Idledte 1 5-2l.-2dmmer: 3-6.-Sd!bel
Go. - gamstns; 3ufnbr 1900, wsfI
91-94
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-26
Observation-Disclosures

9as uorbntlartiias @ Sefdpn6e er
tpngte iIG 8sferu aus Dem Qaftu uou Ftp'
port, R..S., nod Der peutge ReileH eat'
fsrutsu Snisl 8sf- Sslanb, nm ben 6lotteE
fetrstdr Chamber Ino bic UittgIteber Des
Ssuats @omite's fir @ei6ispsisn, pelfs
uuisrsm fiidfaugenosn Brafibsuten sinen 8e
iuG abfiattsn MOLTEN, btniiber Su brtugen
9as g9assfiid tpdre betuabe libel abgelGu.
fen, beun elmer Der r1oriden altsH &nfteu,
Ole n9snusiee." fnbr auf elmer &ttpps au
uuS hdtte mn elm Suar SGiffbrud sslitteH,
Ssfretdr Chamber, befien ipe3ielss BummeI-
idiff, bic sTallapoOiu," srft Dor stutgeu "a
gen tur6 sinen 8aIttmorsr GobIsniboouer
Helm gemadt Wur6s, bsfau6 fd auf Der
,Gennsfee" uB6 mar jebsufaus Der Souap,
oeIisn @egenpnrt baS unbeil neranIaBte.
llniere berrIidbe 8lotte blau1trt fit iibrtgeus
usuerbtugs BET tebsr mOgIidsu @elegsubett,
uub 90 ftebt nur gu piiuiGeu, buB bet benz
Salut, ipelden 6us norbatlantiihe @eihna
Der bsute BET Dem @intrsffen oes Br6fOsu'
ten 3u Rewpcrt abfeusru iou, tetn ueuss
RaIbeur paiiirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-26
SIM Bette erf&Iaasn.
GdbauerrbafteS Strbrsdotn in elmer BON unsd.
rifdbrH &ifenbabnarbeitern bcppbnten suite.

g6auerrbafteS StrbrteDtn in elmer pom ungd.
riiebrH Observation-Disclosures beppbnten 5lttc.
9Hbois, Rsuui., %. 4uguf. - Sin
grsuIi6es Serbrsdeu ipurbe In Der gadt
bonn leBteu Sreitage In elmer bier Rstleu
bon bier an Der D31tbgpaps s&lsnrfieIber 9abn"
geIegeHen Siitte, tn tpelder 3pet uuter ben
yiamsn Stspbsu 0ufe uno Sob. Scooitd Be.
fC-ute ungartihe @iieHbahuarbsiter nit ID.
rsu Srnusu unb aft finberu nobuten, Der
iibt. 8te betben @duusr battsn am Gam
fog NIT einem aubFru lIugarn, Hameus Mis
tusi D1ttslod, pslher ebenfaus an Der
SGbn gsarbeitet bate, leooh tiir3ttd entlaI'
len tuor0en mar, bts ttsf IN 0ie Iad,t 6tuetu
gs5sht. I'm folgenoen Yforsen eriGtsu zines
Der SiHoer IN elmer bon farbigeu 1rbeiteru
bemobnten Siitte, tueId1e ettua 100 Y)lr6s Don
ber 9iitte ber llngaru eutfsrEt liz, Hno rtef
ote Siilfe Der gtEgeE on. &Is oisiel6eu In ote
9iitte Der lngarH etlttn, BOT iib tbueu etn
iGted!iher &HbItd bar. Cute uub Scoottdl,
lop'e tbre 2Setber lageu bepuBttos uno
itper Oeriett al UsrIdiebsuen Stsllsn, bte
6rausn betnabe nadt, uno aleu nit Nus
uabme 0ufe's rpnren ote Sdldosl etugeiflas
cen. Sufe blutsts ebeufalls aus nlebrsren
sBuneeu, uno es tft etu pabres &uuoer, baB
AUuI UBtLO tlV utIlutleO UeH srlptu OQHll-
lien ON Qsbsu TT. @tns blutbsledte Irt, NIT
peIGer bGS Serbre6en auasnideiuIt9 BE-.
gangsu tuOrGen mar, lag auf BEN BObsu, unO
CUE Au3eiGsu bsuteten or, oaB Der Ssrbres
der bic Spfsr augsgrtffeu bate, mdbrsub its
itlafsn6 Obsr bstruuieu i'm Bette lagsn.
Gire Summe BON $400, peIhe 9nfe BET F9
Gnfbenabtte, mar psriGpuuoeu, uIeiu $500,
ots Scouitb in isiuem Sette Uerborgeu bate,
mGrsn nod oorbanbsu. Wtttslod, pslder i'm
Serbadte ftsht, oas Serbre9su begauasu gu
bGbeu, bat ftdb aus benz Staube gsma1t,
tpitb isbot1 hurh bic Boliiei perfolgt.
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Gin SrODeuSer s1eaer' Aufru6r in
gSiroinicu.

burg, So, 25. Iu9uf. - Die
ygpn9burgsr Somes@uoro" febt uuter Daf.
fen uro partst auf Bsfsbt 3ur Gbraiis mad
ambuf=&ountp, rpo Elm augrtff auf ou5 9s.
fduguiB burd eiueu Gsger No6 bsflr6tet
mtrO. gICrsbge gorrts, etn augeisbeuer
inngsr netBer SGrmsr, mari bort am Sumz
fiage eiueu StteieliusGt mad Der Hsgertn
2ru Green, tpeiGe ietue Ufntter aufs 9r0bs
lidfe teIetot6t bate. Der SttefeItued)t traf
oaa 6rnusn3tmmer an ben Ropf HuO Uerur'
iGdts tinen S6dheIbrud, rusl6sr ben Cob
Der Ssrpun6stsH CUR 5OIgs bate. Dtorrta
tpItGt tn's @sfdngniB aebra6t, tpelbes Dda'
reIb Der bergnugeueu gRG6t BON etusm Biir'
gerpufgtbot benndt nurbe. Cine groBs
WsHgs Rsgsr 0eriammeIte itd uOr bem Sc
bduoe, upternahm iabo6 fsiue 9amOufira.
tipn glnn fiirdtst, baB ss mdbrsuo Der BE-
oOraebsnbsu RuGt gu RubeROruugsu Tom.
r7Fn fnirN
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RurIe sobelespsfdheu

- @boe Srnolouab, Der belauute bJittife
Gtbeif, trirO i'm ud6Isu Sttober unS Jio'
bomber siue Retbs BON Borlsiuugsu tn Ims'
rltG balten.
-Sn 2ihabou iiub msbrers BaziOneu, bic
fG b'r 9sb6ree unf5Btg madteu. tnOsu re
on 0fsniltdfu Srteu bic BoIttti osr Regte.
ruug tritiTrtsu, Osrbnftst pOrben,
- gEte bon Berlin aemslbet ptrO, iou bic
Enufs bss iiugftsu Sobnse bes Briujsu Btl.
helm nod ben nsusfsn BefiimmuHgeu am
Counting, ben 81. b. 81, fatifiuosu.
- 4us abniinitu Dirb gemsleet, ba6 bsr
@suInliiImus bss a6utgs Sobauuss, Rls
glula, bte Stdmme Der 8oahos, nsl&e bic
Der rubig pursu, gsgsu @Spptsu aufrst3e.
- Sin grO6ss Sen gum Bsffeu Der Gbos
lsrairnutsn niro um 81. 4uguft i'm Guile
rteugartsu ~ Barts aattfinOsu. 8ts BARTER
BrsIis pirb bte Sl6e in bic Saub uebmeu.
9as bonn Bupff n63ubnltsubs @oufifcz
rtum rptro erft mad osm Is. September b. s
fattiinbsu. neil bic porbsrsttsuoea 4rbeitsu
iibsr bic lu truenusuoeu Sii66fs ned ut1t
oo1tubtt fno.
- Su gla6rib ctrtuItrt 6os @erHdt, 6uB
btr Agitntor 3ori1a abermals NIT 8orbsz
rsituDgsu fir sinen aufru6r beiddfttat Ia.
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