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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-06

FIR The Middle Atlantic States threatening wealth
cr aud rain in southern half, rain or snow in
northern half, variable winds, colder weather by
bv Thursday morning, falling. followed By rising
Barometer.
WEDDINC.-The marriage Of Mr.. j. S.
e. Thompson, Assistant General Passenger
Agent Of the Virginia Midland Railway,
and Miss Mary Thornton Maryc, daughter
Of Colonel Morton Marye, State Auditor Of
Public Accounts, was celebrated at st.
Paul's Church, il this city, 1T $50 o'clock
Yesterday evening, and was one Of the most
brilliant affairs Of the season. The church
was denseIy crowded with the friends Of the
bride and groom, and during the ceremony,
which was performed in very impressive
manner by Rev. G.. II. Norton, the soft:
sweet strains of the organ, presided ut by
Mr. Jones, filled the cdIiicc with delightful
music The church MAS most beautifully
decorated with cvergrcells and flowers, and
al exquisite canopy, supported py Tour COZ
umnS OF roses and surrounded ~ mag
niiicent coronet composed OF the Tarcst cX-
otics, had been erected by employees OF the
Y. NJ. Il. W., assisted by lady friends. IN
token Of their regard for the bride and
groom. In front Of the canopy, beneath
which the bridal party stood during the ccrc-
"cic sli4 s-iS .iStf2 tA!N ''S'Ir,ii Va
Mr.W. Cogan Authorizing the monogram I'M,
and us the minister pronounced the twain
one the light forming the II was cxtinguish
ed, leaving the 7 alone. The bride was
most beautifully and bccomingly dressed in
white satin with diamonds and pearls, and
wore q wedding veil Of white tuiIc decfcd
with roses. She was attended by ten fair
and lovely maids Of honor, each dressed IL
different colorcd silk. forming an AMI
mated rainbow, and as the party stood
around the chancel q scene o. rare
and striking beauty was presented. The
groom's best man was L. T. Thompson.
Of Richmond. The bridesmaids we're Misses
Massie Southall and Martha Southall, Of
Charlottesville: Beach, Marbury, Windsor,
ana Johnson, OF this city; Dashieli Of An
napols, Md Elder, Of Baltimore, anG
Thompson, Of Culpcper. The groomsmcn
were Messrs. L. Maryc. Ed. Marshall j. X.
Norton and +. Narbury, Of this city Ep-
pa Huuton, jr., Of Warrenton Charles
Green, of Rappahanncck Linden Kent, OF
Washington John /. liarye. IT,, of Fr-der
ickSburg; I. ". Cole, Of Chicago, and i. {.
Thompson, Of Richmond. The ushcr5 we're
Mcssrs. l.. Marbury, p. r. !'owie, Dennis
Johnston and J. NJ. Johnston. Of this citT.
Ensign T. Dashicli, L. :. y, and 4. J. Raub,
Oi NC" toIH, COiiclu'ttN tL% ttC's"N!O''.
After the ceremony Il reception was held At
theresidence of Col. Marye, on Prince street,
where the friends of the newly welded pair
assembled 10 tender their congratulations,
after receiving which Mr.. and Mis-. Ihomp-
SON left on the 1880 train for an extended
northern and western tour. The presents
were the handsomast and moav i.l4CYous
ever displayed in this city on similar &C.
casion, embracing articles Of rare beauty
and great intrinsic value. y number Of
distinguished gentlemen from different
parts Of the State were present at the wcd-
ding.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-06

W.O. & w. r. R.-As stated III the "a
yF,1vrr a meeting of the stockholders OF INC
Washington, Ohio ard Western ha'ifo""
COMPANY was held in this city yesterday.
Col. Archer n. Martin, OF New YORK, lhe
president Of the company, occupied Vhc
chair. and Charles Z. Klmhali, OF the same
place, acted as secretary. Measures neces-
sary to enable the company to eNtehG ; ia"
improve its line were fully considered: Inc
resolution of June y. 1888, was modiheu 50
as 10 enable the company to create hrs'
mortgage of S25 900 per mile for TINS puF-
pose. This action will enable the company
10 proceed al an early date with the COM
pletion of the road. 1t is understood, nov"
ever, though not officially, and hence not
given as part of the deliberations OF
the meeting, that an early complexion OF
the line west of the point OF Junction Hith
the Shenandoah Valley railroad IS contin-
gent upon the encouragement given oy the
towns and counties contiguous to the pro-
posed line
After the stockholders adjourned, the di'
rectors met, and in addition TO transactlns2
some other important business, received
and approved as satisfactory the report o.
Superintendent Brophy, of the operations
from May 10 to December 81, 1883. Iae re-
port shows an increase in the business as
compared with the corresponding perloIu
last year, of over twenty per cent. as wei
as decrease in the expenses OF operation
more than twenty-six per cent. a very
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-06

Ii was wise one that said: Every man
is occasionally what he ought to be per-
petualv.n That must be when he is honest
enough to acknowledge the merits of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, the only sure cure for
coughs and colds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-06

THE LICENSE BLL.-A copy of the State
license bill as reported by the Finance Com
m;ttee of the General Assembly, has been
r al, and its provisions are so objection
abIe to the merchants of this city that they
viii hold a meeting at the rooms of the
Commercial Exchange tomorrow to protest
against its passage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-06

a MEETING Of the stockholders of the Lon
don & Buckingham Construction and Mill
ing Company was held at the office of the
W., O. & W. r. +. Company in this city yes
terday evening at which the provisions OF
au act OF Assembly Of Virginia, approved
the 18th day Of January last, changing the
name of said company to Flat Top Coal
Company, and comforting certain privileges
on said company, were accepted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-06

DIRECroRs' MEETING. An informal
meeting of the directors of the Southern At
lantic and Ohio Il. r., and the Virginia
Goa! and Iron Companies was held at the
Braddock House in this city, to-day but
without transacting any business Of general
interest adjourned until the Goth inst. when
they will meet in Philadelphia. Gen. I'M
boden. one of the directors was in attend
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-06

Public speakers and singers find 3. II.
Douglass & Sons Capsicum Cough Drops a
sure remedy for hoarseness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-06

pYGMALIOS AND GALATtiA. ~ Miss Jose
phne Kelley and Mr.. Frederick Padding
appeared at Armory Hall last night. sup
ported by au excellent company. and rem
dcred PygInaiou AMI Ga.ate# in i manner
more than satisfying u the audience, which
was cntranccd by the pertormaHCa-tH =
those among ;heln capable Of approaching
the beautiful, for Is usual numbers 81 boys
whose iliSlrionic taste has mot advances IN
enough 10 digest anything more solid lhan
the 'Nirginia Mummy" or PADDY Niles,
Bow at times worried their seniors some
what by gigglrg and talking during the
pathetic portions OF In" play. The scene
Of Pvgmslion aud Galatca takes rs back to the
DAYS of classic Greece. Pygnalon. = disciple 81
Phidi;ls and resident of Athens. succeeds III
bringing out OF block of marble statue OF pro-
nounccd perfection rs near the image OF his W!ie
- vossiblc. which he called GalaCea. Ills better
half leaves him for a few days i'll order to make
visit and tells Pygmalon during hey absence 10
keen company with the image should he become
lonesome The sculptor grows weary ~ MS soil
tudc and prays the gods to animate the statue
with life In short tina" Ike many modefh
nctitioucrs of heaven, he is ;stONShCd ami ".@rn-
81 ON discovering that his Invocation has been
answered. and voice proceeds from behind the
screen in the direction of the image, ana Whcn
the scene shifts apparently IS perfect 4 Spccisnt4
Of SCULPTURE is exhibited To the audience as Wla
ever wItncSsed-SO real lhal WINCH tii AK" "a -
moves rather chilly sensation is experience .!
believers in the supernatural. The "ina%" iAc;'
descends from the pedestal and c2"yc:se' M!'a
the sculptor exhibiting Innocence amt he"l.aGf-
meut at everything connected with this IaGndanc
snberc. 1t appears 20 love everybody ana wants
rvp,nnlion TO love it, and fails 70 comprehend
what he means by saying he has q WI" Inc
colIonuy continues for some time. when INC
sculptors wife returns 10 discover t'to image
clothed with colloqujal powers aud her husband
with his arms around il. She doesn't resort 20
Paris green laudanuin or divorce courts, hut pre-
paros to leave after invoking the wrath o. thc
gods upon her presumably recrcant husband VINO
il afterwards struck blind by lightning. t.Z&.aA
lion then undcrgocs the usual SORROWS 'a2."Smt :.
those who suffer from this most terrible 81 -! al
hictions when Myruc, Il sister 81 IN" uht"rt0
,,a.n cvcrts herself 10 bring about rSccnci!lt
lion between the cstrangcd couple. Py@la"!ion :
VITA afterwards bcholds him in his blindness
ronycrsInc with the statue, 1cp:orHg his lstt
and expressing the great love he still bore !oi
he bride of his youth who had c;susciesStT dc
s.rte6 him The heart OF the wife IS 'o0c"eu
.hn becomes recoucilaG 10 her husband, prayS loi
q restoration of his sight which IS granted by th'
gods. takes him again to her arms. and the statue
aftcr uttcringa sepulchral farewell quits hescen'
and mounting its pedestal becomes once more q
Gunb as an oyster. .-,.;
shakspcare's Twelfth Night, will be preS'A'e'
!, ing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-06
EDUCATIONAL.
AUCTION SALES.
JIOR SALE

FOR SALE
HOUSE AND LOT ON ALFRED, BETWEEN
PRINCE AND DUKE STREETS.
Under authority of deed OF trust to me, will
sell at public auction on SATURDAY, tho 10th
of February next, Mt ~ O'Clock noon, on the
premises, the HOUSE and LOT of GROUND, 60
Brgluuint. OIL TIE resv etuo Ue hIrou ooV' ss:t
p; feet 10 inches to the southwark of the middle
of the square, between Prince and Duke streets,
and running thence southcrly with Alfred street
II feet , inches thence westerly parallel to Dnkc
street 100 feet to court alley 46 feet 10 inches
wide thence northerly with said court Fl feet
inches thence with straight line to the begin
ming with the use Of said court and all appurten-
ances. TermS-Cash
ian3O-eots S. FERGUSON BEACH, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-06

HYDRAULIoN S. F. E. Gothic rugulal
meeting of this company last night was very
we'll attended. Richard l.. Carne, LIST vice
president, occupied the chair with George
t. Price as secretary. The committee on
| Amendments 10 Bylaws made q full report
which was read and unanimously agreed to,
and the chairman gave notice that al the
next regular meeting he would move their
formal adoption.
NJ. J. Waterman, from the Committee on
Improvement of Engine House reported
progress. The committee was continued and
VIM. L. Clarke added to it rs draughtsman.
Samuel Tennesson from the Committee
on Parade reported that the Firemen's Con-
vention had adjourned sine die without &C
ton whereupon Samuel Tennesson, John
Lannon and Harry l.. Warfeld were APP
pointed to attend the meeting of citizens on
Wednesday night and pledged the company
to parade if music be furnished and to at
tend any convention Of tiremen that may be
held, and supervise arrangements Tor pa
rade.
David W. TernesSon resigned his office
of assistant secretary, and VIM. l.. clarke
was unanimously elected to fill the vacancy.
Norfolk Kerby, Frank Entwisle, VIM.
Entwisle, and n. J. Waterman were elected
lie HlcUlDcTs anu u Cauulualc lOI oCulfO
membership, was proposed and referred to
committee.
+ An active member conspcuously derelict
in attending to his duty as such, was drop
ped from the rolls.
Samuel Tennesson gave notice of
proposed amendment to the bylaws fixing
a minimum age for life members.
"
THE w. 0. & w. Il. R--1n the State
Senate yesterday bills were passed to trans.
fer to the county OF Clarke the interest of
the Commonwealth in the Berryvillo and
Charlestown turnpike; to authorize the
W., o. & W. r.. r. Co. TO make
contracts of lease and consolidation with
certain other railroad companies, and to
connect, cross, and unite with certain other
railroads; TO confirm the organization of
of the Washington, Ohio and Western Rail-
road Company, and declaring such company
vested with the powers and franchises pos
sessed by the Washington and Ohio Rail
road Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-06

PUBIC DEHATE.-The Patrici; Henry So
c;cty Of *. Johns Academy will have pub
lie exercises III st. Mary's Hall, tho use Of
which has been kindly granted them for the
purpose Oh Friday evening next. An ad-
dress viii be delivered by Thomas ,. Bayne
Of this city. and the resolution, That say.
agc nations have right to the soil, will
be discussed by Diclerson n. Grcelish, of
Augusta. Ga, and John 7. Rafferty,, Of this
city. in the affirmative, and Irving B. Adj
ans. OF Baltimore. and VIM. ii. Sweeney, Of
Upncrvi!le, Va. II the negative. Before
the literary exercises, exhibition drills will
be given upon the stagc ny picked squads
Of Companys \ and b Of the cadet corps OF
st Johns AcadclaN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-06

large sum in addition to the net earnings
~ applied to the improvement of the road
ana ;ollng stock. The report also states
!. y the worl; Of rciaying the road with
st>erail, large quantity Of which Is al
reaCy distributed along the line, Will be
commenced as soon as the frost Is out of
/ the ground.
! The deliberations Of the meetings were held
with closed doors but the above prepared state
| 1ncnts were furnished the press for pubilcatlon.I
/ THE BALTIMORE CoNNEC1IoN.-A COM
mittee of the Merchants and Manufacture
ers' Association, met City Council Com
mittec 10 Baltimore yesterday, to arrange
for having bill Of enactment in reference
to the proposed 100000 loan to the Rich
mond and Danvlle Railroad Company pre-
scented to the legislature. The merchants
fully set forth the needs Of Baltimore having
q closer Southern rail connection. Should
those having the matter in charge succeed
in ctlectlnS the traffic agreement they want
with the Richmond and Danvlle, the voters
OF Baltimore city will in time be called upon
10 express their views through the ballot as
TO the city making the $1,000, 600 investment
in the Richmond and Danville. The prom
inent business men, who are pushing the pro-
ject, say that according 10 the fifty-years
contract, which it is proposed the city shall
make with the Richmond and Danville Com
pany, the city is to receive collateral secur-
ity in $2,O00,000 worth of per cent. income
bonds of the Virginia Midland Railroad
Company guaranteed by the Richmond and
Danvile. The money loaned will be used
for rclaying the Virginia Midland with steel
rails, increasing the motive power and roll
ing stool. Of the Western North Carolina
Road, which connects the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia Road with the Rich
mond and Danville. Under separate ar
rangemcnt, with which the loan has moth
ing TO 90, the Baltimore and Ohio will build
q connecting link between Washington and
the Virginia Midland with their own mon
cy, and have al agreement with the Rich
mond and Danville Company for operating
this junction road.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-06

li7"The regular monthly meeting of the Co.
lumbia Steam Fire Engine Company will be held
tonight at 1:30 o'clock.
1t JOHN H. STR1DER, Sec'ty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-06

AccIDENT-The New York Post Of Mon
day evening says: "AIr. +. +. Marbury: the
lawyer, Of No. &c Irving Place, on Saturday
evening attended the regular monthly meet
ing Of the Century Club, in Fifteenth street,
and after the adjournment started to de-
scend the stairs leading from the meeting
room to the first story. These stairs are
spiral and quite narrow near the banisters.
When part way down, Mr.. Marbury's foot
slipped and turned under him, and being q
stout, heavy man, he broke both bones Of
his leg just above the ankle, besides suffer
ing a severe dis!ocation of the joint, He
would have fallen the remainder of the way
down stairs if he had not been caught by
b. DR.. ". F. Bridge, who fortunately hap
pencd to be in front Of him. Surgical aid
was promptly rendered, aud Mr.. AIarbury
was conveyed TO his home, where ne will
probably be confined TO his bed for many
weeks"
Mr.. Marbury is nearrelativo Of Mr.. W.
II. Narbury, Of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-06

DEATH or Mr.. join S. MAsTERS.-His
many friends and former acquaintance
here will learn with deep regret of the death
al Bcrbce, British Guiana, on the 3lst of
last December, OF Mr.. John S. Masters. who
left this city several years since, and took
uD his residence in Hamilton, Bermuda,
where he was engaged in prosperous bus
iness. Mr.. Masters had been in i'll health
for some time but ii was thought was better,
and had gone to Berbicc, where he had q
relapse and died. He was son Of the late
Capt. John S. Masters and inherited many
Of his fathers qualities. being in all respects
y perfect gentleman, and wherever known
was universally popular. He leaves Il sis
tcg and brother. who reside here, and q
large circle Of relatives and friends TO mourn
his death.
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Alf5gN(jrga GJ:53taz1S::2 :: til
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, FEB. 8. 1854.
For the Middle Atlantic States threatening wealth
Or And rain in southern half. rain or snow in
northern half, variable winds, colder weather by
bv Thursday morning, falling, followed By rising
barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-06
SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR FEBRUARY.


One large lot ChiIdren's Colored Hosiery
reduce drom5 and to
1lotaENTLEdENs COLLARS sizes 12a to 1914
One Lot White Quilts
1dots115; i do 1926. Special bargains
Choice SHIFTING
Choice line of
We still continue
surSe ovERcoAr1Nes cLoAK1Ne
Special
We Continue to sell BIeached Goods at low prices
wa~sHea 1oe Pride
West 12l 1saae Cambria 2Hs the
sDciu bargain 1914 B1EAcHED s11EETINesa
J. E. TACKETT, -. 100 King street.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

nor SALE LOW.
Ono WiEA Z TIiRESIIE Err will be sold at Il lit
tic abOTc the price OF old iron. Will sell the
separate. if desired.
icb2-1w JOHN PERRY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-06

". WANTED TO RENT.
E::I 4 SMALL. COMFORTABLE HOUSE.
Address g., GAZETTE office, stating terms, &c.
feb4-:;t
1-s FOR RENT.
The DWELLING AT the northeast corner of
Prince and Patrick streets, having been thorough
ly repaired and rcpainted is for rent. 1t has gas,
water, range, heaters, bath and all tbs modern
conyenicnccs Enquire at the GAZETTE Office.
sep1T-f
FOR SALE
a. THREE-STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE
No. ID south Union street. just below Prince
% BRICK WAREHOUSE on Prince, south
side, next 10 corner of Union Inquire of
FRANCIS MILLER TX rs. of Samuel
s. FERGUSON BEACH, Miller, deed.
dcc11-tf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23

bat absr fdon yWarrants" sesen bic Sers
malt ct anberer berartiser Clubs ausitelen
laben unb iiber bies Elm sanses BInbsl pon
gnflasen, bic er por Der @ranb sSrrp ans
brinsen min. Cine S1aar pon 3eusen
1T pOrselaben, aud sesen ben Quincy
Eurnperein. Oa wir6's BEL Der nd1iten
9ranb sSSurp luitis berseben." O
= I'm bieie Sabresaeit, idreibt Die Chi
cage Irbeiter !3ts.", ,uaren in @bicaso
ME 10 piele Mrbeiter bef1dftisunsslos als
sesenwartis. Die meiiten 5abrifem an
Der Siibieite babeu ben 8etrieb san3li9
ober tbeilweiie einseitelt, unb NO bas 9ets
tere Der SAL, fnb bic 9Obne auf weniser
aIs 81 per Gag berabseiett worben. CO.
balb bic SdSemiiblen IN Mi4isan unb
@iseonfin jest idlieBen, wirb aud ben
Eauienben, pel9e tn ben sroBen Sretters
bDfen beiddftist iinb, bic Stunbe idIasen.
So9 nidt nur in Gbicaso 1T es 10 : man
iast iosar, baB es in Chicago nod better
iei als ionitwo - ionbern iiberau, wobin
man aud seben ober ieben mag, iiberau
lit es bieielbe @eididte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23
4aniaS.

- Gin beuti9er protsitantiider 9eifs
li9er pom W%siIuuri, weI6er tiirsli9 Der
epanselii9en Spnobe gu Marpspiue IN
&anias beisewpbnt bat, i6reibt iiber feline
Seobadtunsen I'M 9robibttionsitaate &ans
Jas an elm beuti9es 2anbbIatt in Miis
iouri:
ygine GuriolitGt tes Staates &anias lit,
pte b%efannt, bic ~iOsenunnte Yrobibitipn.
Warlm Die %io9enanute2 = Weil iie tbats
iG3li6 ni9t %eriitirt. @enn bier in Miis
iouri Der @bisfp in fleinen @Iaslein benz
llntersans anbeimfdat, 10 fam man i'm
bort in &unius salonenpeiie perfaufen
ieben, aber ni6t am Stanbe, ionbern i'm
S6lunbe. Sol6es ut seieben worben auf
Ser Strete BON lt9iion nod Siamatba.
Gielei6t leiiet man bort bas Wort vMGBi9s
teit" ab Don Dem Wprte NtaaB."
- Osr @ameso ~9lsriculturiit lift bic
einSise i3eituns i'm Staate &anios, wel6e
ct. Sobn fir Yrafioent unteritiitt. Sut
ab pOr bemielben, Der bleibt fi6 wenisitera
c%ouisqnent, wenn aud feline san5e Miibt
umlpnft lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-09-23
WebraSta,

= 0abrenb bss S9einsefe9ts bel Der
g olbatens& eunion in Sremont, Nebr. brad
cine 3ui9auerbibne elm, auf peI9er fi6
an 1000 Weni9en befanben. Sin Gbeil
Der Gruppen biIOete iofOrt cine &ette INN
bic llngliidsitdtte, UNI ben 9lnbran9 pom
Neu9ierisen gu webren, mabrenb @nbere bic
Verpunbeten aus ben Griimmern befreis
ten unb unter ben !3ui9auern anweienbe
aer5te ii6 berieIben annabmen. 81 Perios
men waren mebr ober minber erbebli9 unb
bapon 5wei tSbtli9 perlest worben.
- @u9 in Nebrasta i6einen bic 9(nti.
m%onopoliiten NIT Der bemofratii9en Yars
tel semeini9aftli9e Sa9e MAIDEN su pols
len. 90 wuroen in Der am 10. Sept. su
9incOln sebaltenen Convention berielben
Swei 0emotraten gu gonsreB : Reprdien.
tanten nominirt. s. s. Yrown BON Omaha
fir ben eriten 0iitritt unb W. s.. Nepiq
pon Nortb Blatte fir ben britten. Sropn
wirb nu5weifelbaft aud pom ben Demo
fraten aufseiteut psrben unb tam bann
ieiner 8abl Siemli9 fiber iein. Nepiu
wurbe 3nr ielben 3eit ais bic &ntimonos
p~oliiten i'm aufteaten, aud Don ben Demo-
traten nominirt. 9lebnli6es wirb per-
mutbli9 AUDI i'm s~peiten 0iitrift sel6eben,
mo- bic @ntimonopoliiten am Is. Sept.
Convention baben.
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S6Weta.

Sterlt Gmil Srep 1T auf ben i6peis
seriiden @eianbtenpOiten in @aibinston
Suriifsetebrt, i6eint aber III bis gum
Sribiabr bleiben gu wOllen. Sir bic linn
Sur6 bic betannte i9peiSeriide 9olfsabs
Thinning wieberfabrsne unsere9te Srdns
tuns bat er burd bic @brenertldrans Der
S6weiser in ben Ser. Staaten cine srs
freuli9e @enustbuun9 erbalten, unb bofs
fentli9 laBt es ii9 MAIDEN, baB er ieinen
gnti6luB, ben Soften i'm 6riibjabr auf5us
seben, in 8iebererwasuns siebt.
= 0ie i9peiSeriide Stidsrei bat an Der
internationalen @usitelluns I'M &rpftals
palait gu 9onbon einen neien Sies erruus
gen, inbem unter pielen ensliiden unb anbes
rem &onfurrentsn Stridfabritant s. Nsff
IN Sittertbal ben eriten Preis Die sOIs
bene Webaiae) fur 9anbs unb Maidinens
itiderei, s. SturSennesser, Oeifinateur IN
ct. @alen bic brOm3ene Mebaiae bapOns
trug.