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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-03
Cas merifaui5ehe Sabiuet.

Stabt Rertfo, 2. De3br.-Yrdfbsut
Bio, bot folgeubss Sabtuet ernaunt: Rtui.
fer Dee auspdrtiasn Sgnactc Rariscal (ge.
gsumi @sian6tsr IN @ngfauo), Rriess.
mtuifrr General BsbrO Siuojaia, Sufiisnli=
nifier SoaautnBa.auea, Stuau3mtutffsr Ra.
Hutl 9nbIan, Rtutfer oss Suusreu Rauusl
Slomero @ubip. Der Bofieu bss Rintfsrs
Der 8saiernnQs.S s.Sauteu Ia nod ni1t bsiest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-03
Bora gurnS' GrmorSuna

2tucoIu, SUE, 2. DECEMBER. Bm.
6. Burue, Batter Der srmorosteu Bora
9urus, feuerte hsute auf .. u. CARPENTER,
obue ibu isDrd 3u trsffen. CARPENTER ftano
brtanutlid ols N6rSsr bes WdbGeas our
@.rtGt, wurbe iubsiisn fretgsiprodeu. -
&u.us III uicbt perbaftet moroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-03

@ut,inbuug, Sufsn, Satnrrt unO 2un.
aenfieber fonnsu. psrr burh GrfdltuBa hsr.
6eie efiibrt. ourh 9psr's 9h.rr1. Rsctoral ae.
beilt msrbsp. sc ibsrniuost BITE Gu1iius
bnua, hsbt bic 8siibarisit uub gmpfiubIt&.
tstt nuf. btinpi6ttgt Die Orgausiun6 sisbt
etm estbsubsn ot, gtiuubbttt ,uriid.
(290. 0.3tsn49}
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-03
8ranpe.

9awreucebura, Sub., 2. DECEMBER.
-Sas @tsbIifsmsnt Der Sausr Scoperage.
&omp." tuuroe bsute bur1 elm usrnluthlid
ben Branofftftaru augelsgte5 6euer 3erf0rt.
Sellnff $5O,CCo. $50 Grbstter psrbsu BE-
iddftianpaalos.
N:msYort, 2. Deg Gin hsuteNbenb
i'm 9absu Der SS. 9isHmauu & Stsiidmnuu
an Der IA. Strase ausgsbroh.nss Bsuer
rtdttt. SGaben TN Setrase BON $le, 1000
Oh. Gin iuuscs Srausu;tmmer puroe uur
NIT giiibe aus eiuem Der obereu Stodmerfe
gerettst.
Bougbtsipits H..g., 9. DECEMBER.
- @. 6. armfroue's Sotst su Btsaiant.
8ausp trurbe heute stusedidert. SsrIuf
$4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-03

Sstne Stimms fIaug, rpis ybte Stimms
bee @rnbss." uber sr bate NtGts wsttsr,
nIs ssiusn raubsu SaIs." gtns stulias ffuf.
uubspou,ie Gsuts.Slaide Sr. SuIls 1Su.
ften.SptuF" bsiettlsts bic uupdsIt&tsIt,
I2aOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-03
Die Spnmarine

Ssr Sabrsebertd]t bes @bsfs Der 3ouulaz
riussSioifou bes Shasan1tes sratebt, oas
bte !3olImariue 5ur 5ett aus 3S 6abr3eusen
befi,bt, BON pelfeu unr 2 segsuudrttg nttt
tn &ommiiiion iino. Die Shiffs iiub bur&
sttua $50 Sffi3tsre uu6 glatroieu bemauut
unb FOLDER Nrt on Der Seefiifte uub auf ben
groseu Sse'u psrtbetlt, baB iis bic sau3s
Riifte Der Ser. Staaten eiuidltsslid berisntz
gen bss Eerritortums alasfa beberrideu.
Die St1rfe Der Sollilotte til tpi6rsub bee
usrgauQenen Sabres uid3t nergr0ssrt NOR.
ben, obalsiG bic SnnSelspsIt uerihiebeuer
S6fsn Der Ser. Staateu oriuQiitb nm cine
SsrmeIrung Der 3obI Der ssahr3eua. eriudte
Rsbrere Der i3olbampfer fiuo inbeiIen griiuo=
LTD rsparirt uub men ansgeriiffet poroeu.
Der 8ertht .utbdlt ausfibrlide Wittbeiluus
gen iiber bic BON BEN SolIonmsfsru TN 9auf.
bss lsstsn Sabres- geleiftsteu 9teufte, no.
r11entltG on Der &iifte bon Glasta unb eul>
pfieblt bns Nnfhafisn nebrerer neusr Babr
ssugs. Die Soften oss 3cumarinsoisuffes I'm
uerf!ofisnsu Ststaljabrs b.lisfsu fid, uuf
$S51, ,311.
Sur @bnefsnfrase.
Der ShatamtsIstrstlr bat ben 3onsScl=
leftor tn Gan Srau;teco bena6riGtigt, bas
dtnsfihe faufeuts, BON heueu ihm NIT htu=
ldueiid:er @epiBbsit betanut IN, baB iie Dor
oem Gage oss Sertrages BON 1880 In ben
Ser. Staot.u apiaifg pareu, ber.ftiat
ittsu, nod 8elttben uaG @biua AZ rtiien
unb tpi,hsr hisrhsr slriid,ulsbrsu, uub baB
tn ioIdsn SdlIeu @erttfitats bes diuefidsn
@snsralfouiuls ale Prima Facie Bsmstis
ar,ui,b,H itisu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-03
BtetB 20 @ent5 0te S0amteI.
Bsi nIsu gpothefern Al kobeu.
1rnfrre nntIdneifhe Noff.

SIN mdrttgtn amts ftsben
tpihttQt Ysriounl Ssriuberuugtn bsoor.
Sch 91atb SuIh tpir6 an Stsus 6es Sru.
b. Ybtlipsboru geiauotsr In 6opsntagsu.
9ae Gmt oss Observation-Disclosures ii6er.
utnut intsrtmtftiidl @ruf Ssrbsrt Bismnrd
unt.r Setbsbaltuug istuss GeianbtIduftss
pofsns in Saag. Die iestge baueslesoIt.
ttIhe GbtheiInug i'm Auendrti9en &nts lei.
tet On Stslle oes Ssrrn b. Soronu Der Jur
i3eit In Gonoou III, 9err b. RnItsrolu.
- Der oornllige Sefser Der aoIerbraHez
rst In 3 ibbnH en-, 8rIsort4 &Olt
mann, uno bic bonn Mlemnliuger SisrpautiGs
BrOisiis moblbsfanuteu RauiIeuttSrauI @t&
In Gbltngen unb SGrl Srtder BON gBangsu
hetten fid 6tsisr Eug. Dor Der StrafinmmsE
bes 2auhgeri6ta aItiiu9en |. lusgeu Sergsz
baus tptbsr bas Rabrung8mittd @tiss uno
uIbtrtrftuug bss glGI1quiIdIag z@siesss III
Usrautmortsn. 8oidaauu beSog uduIt9 BON
Der 8irnG gBih & 50. 70 BIunb Stsr.Gou.
leur, nm ietnem Bier elue auoere Snrbs III
gtbsu. Sbmobl Bttrs9oulsur etnfad aus
gebrnnntsM 3nder befebt uno bep 9sIuno'
bait utdlt TN gsrtngftsu uadtbetitg III, pgr'
be 80idmaun ipegen SsIgsheus mtosr oas
Observation-Disclosures uuS llsbertrstung bss
RaI3anfihlag Seieggs gu 2l &aaeu Inb
Eran3 gGi6 tpsgsn iBeibiilfe hierlu inter
@iurt tuung Der tbm pom gnuogsrihteRsm
lntngen jusrtauutsu IsbumOuatItdsu@tfdugz
nlBfrafe 3u 10 MOnatsn uu0 8 Eagtn @t.
fdpgntB Utrurtbetlt, ipdbreno Brtdsr frsigs-
ipro6en purbe. 8as llrtbeit mus nuI 60
fen Der SerurtheiItsH usr6feutlttt nsrbsu.
- SIN Ssrlnnfe bsr Serbau6lung gsgsn
ROi6monn &c @oms Bob Der Staatenuwalt
nit Ssfrtebtguug berpor, baB nit 4usuab
me bon Roitmann fstu eiu;igsr Wiiu&euer
Bi'rbrausr iid an Der Bterpautidertt be
t5eiligt babe. - Let's hope 50
BG1 Bir MAIDEN auf bic bsuttgt
@tOfiuuug bes 9 tnulotats auf6 6er
9 Il f 6 de Der Baltimore
uno Sap' p'StraBe aufmsriiam. BORT
III elm automatiin nes Runft ttpert
aufgefeQt, oaS btsisn Rameu In Der &9at
perbient. Der gintrttt IN auf 3sbn SsEts
fsfssi.st,
Rsbsu ben riibmIt6ien gmpfsblungsE b..
beutidhsu uniusrfitdteu III jsst nr3 Der Gu
toInot,u. grtratt Der Strina San6er & Cons,
@ouSbura, NuffraItsu, BON Der iutsruntios
uo[,u Nusfsquug In Alnfsrbnm In Gusrz
feuuurg ietusr oorjlgltden SstItrnIt NIT Der
4ueisiduIng zines diplomas uno Reoniue
aetront morben. Soalit msr on
oSufsu, Sutarrb, SuilueuBn, Sals., 9nft.
or0brsu', Suugens uuo 8rHfeutJiiu6ung,
yasu9buieu, Sronht.ig, &roup, 9tpts
Dthsrts; 8ur6faQ, &ubr; Piereu' uEo Darn.
otTantbsitsn; Branoz Briih., 5hnittiuuus
sben, QuetibHugsu, Ssrrtnfuugeu, @s,
sidpnIfi, 8bsumatiemus &c. lsi6et.
Snn6sr g. Cons @utnlpptsns @rtrott tfS
bas osrldBltdlfte Sstlmittsl. giepsr Bros. &
Co., St. 9outs, gio., aat., Itsfsrn gsGs1 Gm.
pfang BON l Gent Die Seri6ts bar uutusrii,
tateu. (D,9,9-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-03
MORROW & ROTHERT,
Ssr s17 nnp ssl, SN=s3altimUre, efs earolineFraBs
Der Warines&pIpitaIz Gieuft.

@enfralfabaar3t SamiIton, @btf Ses Sra.
rtns= Soirttals Sisnftea, bat Dem Stasanltez
SetrstGr ietneu SabresberiGbt fir bas am
so. Sunt 1884 a6sslaufsue 8istaliabr uu,
tsrbrettet. gSdbrsnb btslss Sabres uur0eu
40, l51 PsriOnsu dr3tltbe SiiIfe setetfet nuo
13,O10 harielbsn tpurben In ben Qoipttdleru
uerbaest. Die SOipttalfsuer, auf peIde Der
Scipttaloienft bauptiGGlidl angenieieu III,
puros rabreub bss Sabres abgsi9aiit uub
baflir sine Sonnenifeuer erboben. Sts lest
fno Die @tnnahmen aus bemisl6en nod
uitt grOB ssnug gsneisu, nm bic 4usgaben
80 bsdsn, nnb man iddst, ba6 am Sdlus
bee u0ffien Stsfaliabres eiu Sefiitt bon ct
tpa $175, 600 uorbauben iein ptr6. Son BEN
Iaut GongreBbeihlns bonn z. Aueuft 1882 3u
etrt1tsnoeu ususn 9oipitGlern fino hieieui-
gen in Retas SrIeaus uub In Cincinnati bet.
nabe oplsnbst. bas in Cairo TT i'm Ban be.
griffin uub fur bas tn Baltimore III elm aus,
gsssiGustsr Sauplos erpurbru porbeu. Gin
Soipital fiir tranfe NiatroItu tn 9tep ,g)ort
ifi bringsnb rotbpsnbig. Sie Poden fnb
in bisism Sabre MIR In geringem @rabe
aufgstrsteu. auBersen0bnlt1 gros TT oaz
ssatn bic GnSabI Der Bsriouen, nslts In
SGlge srlittsnsr Sroftbsnisn Serpflegung In
BEN Soipitllern srbisltsn. @slbes Stebtr
III in Solge Der getreffenen Quarant6He.
Nasrse,lu fait gar uiat uorg.fuHmsn.
Ssrmiidbtrs.
Die bentie, Stsnsr gtuuabm. betrua
$237. 397 unb bic 3ollsinnabmen $54S 2S2.
Cur @tnI0iung befsmmts Rattonals 8antz
uotsn i'm Ssirage bon $313, 900 ltefeu beuts
i'm S6aBamte stn.
Sis rspubltfauiidsu Ssuat0rsu bieltsu
mad Sertasung ihrsr beutigen Stsuug ell
nen @anfus unb erndblteu Den senator
Raubsrion ais Nadfolger bes osrfiorbeneu
Senators anttonp gum Sorfser o.s Cont.
ts's fiir SrudiaGsu.
Senator Samlsp brahts bsnte i'm Ssnats
cine Bin Elm, tuelhe eine betrdhtItfe Gum
me psrpiuist, um Die Offi;iere uub Rann.
IGait bes Bnnoeebampfers - oSalIapooia" fir
bte burG ben nntsrsaue ieues Sabr,sugss
srIitttnen SsrIuits 30 sutiddotssu.
Cine Delegation Der 4rrupabos. unb 95s.
heuueu, Snbiauer aus hsm SneianeI terrific.
rum bstuGte beute ben Setretar brs Su=
nersu, nm fidt bns BON ibuen bepobute 9aab
tnrt gtissItds urtnubsn gu iitsrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-03
W1annestraft
tDieberheraeltt(lt.

ttn DEitr fEabsrsr Sinbeu, tpts atrDenI&p55t oors
tetfiaen SsaH etc eeruril9sn, bat Uadbtm at Be-
taHntsH yt'tf esrssbsus prebiri bat siia4sj qltst
etr Sssf3strns stesdt ptldss tssnirsi cen 5RHll
esiesuea sHi9idt. Vlaa abr,iFrs:
D. g. HttptS, 43 gbalhomir.. Rtrp aors.
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RriRfk.

beSsin ben ensIiT5er 8Latterr dnee;sist paren unA
eerer gereiiatsr 6sm 4amtnssaGoRas nag Deusi4e
fne:
Samsns2ifte:
aiIer JlrS Rarg1retbs. @rnplo slat ., BrGabs Sas
rab, GIaaie Tdrsurstbs. Gi6hoIs glrs SEQ, gmlsr
Rrs eHa Srieoemau Rdp. Snb ARrB glarb, Sems
r1ersIn @uuie, Sdtlsman 9uuie BlDaer So'sp5iHe,
G6aftr Gliiobetb, S6ne.5er Jlrs 2ihbh 3 3. S9bei1
Ger Tar9, Sistsrt Raasis, SobI Rattle, Sutras glrs
Camille.
errenzQife:
4eb!ir hilbert ArroIh u =. Soburr Bari, Boloenberg
s. gruner % g. 5sinet L So5n aenasI Sec, sos 5Osn
Jun, Rutitha5 G. Rpebsrg 4, 8ofer Col Rob .53eRf
Sba5 g. S9miet s o. Stra6er s %, Sune9eigisr s
g u[br6b Spbn & 2iealer Sobn
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AuS Der Bunbesbauptffaft.
Gins nsue SIus. uns 8afenbin.

0afbtngtou, 8. g., 2. D.jeniber.-
9as Sanss s@omite fiir Sliiffe unb Sdfsu be.
fdalos in elmer bent. aba,baltsnsu Sisung,
cine Slug unb 9afsusSsrpillisuugsbi[l 10
bale, ole mOsltd, Su entiperfer, 10 oaS bic.
ielbe bis ipntsfers am Is. Sauuar SemS Sauie
sinbertttet tuerbeu tonne. @s murbe feruer
beihlofien, uur ettpa ben pierteu She'll Der
In ben BON ben SusenisursSffi;tsren sut.
tporfsuen SprauftIagsu seforb,rtsu Cunt
men 81 psrtpinigen, unb bic game Sertptatz
guug tpcmoSltG apf 100000 Dollars 81
htif1fGnfsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-03
Cine 6drte

4r @ue. ipel6s an isc!gen bon Su9snSTlrhsn ngr'
bpIer S9pd6e, irIbsm Bsrfdu, 9srIile AeE 9anness
trait ui Ieioeu, iense i foftenfrei 8ssspt. eaS nc
tirtrt. 6ieies grpst SeiImitteg uu-es ppn tiasl
gifiendr In ShSsAnsrisa entSstt, S9i3t asrefrs
tes eeapsrt an 8sr. SoispR z, SWmau, Stusisn o.
Hsp'D 9rssgtts [SRgi5 1S.t .tGG. .4P)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-03

Seriudtt Elm GIas Sufe9art'i9en Fors
ters! Su Der betsen Sabresaeit etebt 60
fsin uahrbafter.s, tstu asifnbtrts @etraut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-03
Ser Getraibes uno Stftualtens
@nrff.

@bicaso,9 9. Ssa.-0ebI fau; Baissu
Nor unu.rdnbsrt uns idIOs au ben gsfriaeu
8atsu-St3. 73s, San. 73s, Ssbruar 74s.
Rais In mdbissr giadfrage uub ialoB. !
b0b.r, mite asfteru, - Deg, 35l, San. BAG,
Bsbr. 33s Safer uuo 8osssn fsf. SIa9s'
iaamsn 130. Sdtpsiue1etid f,ft uus stwas
bSbsr - Deismbsr $10.75, Sanuar $11 90.
@anb,lnbs Gmpfshluuss. startsu. u.-Ssbsr
Nanu, jsbe 5rau unb isb.s Gtnb, psldb.a
Or. Bulls sSufsu= Snrup" gsbrauht bat,
f6nnsn bss 2nbss esfjeIbtn nidht miibe mer.
ben. bariu ID Der @rHue Der bsfanbEa ,u
usbmsuo.u Rahfrase 30 indsu. (290)
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Neseliuppens Na;sige
kN 0rORe IebslIappe

Tpnnerftaa, aa,...................ren J. 9E;tmbsr
ippSl treMnhIthit sirIdeet
Satcb %6tner
an Ger 4beu .Roae, BaItimoTe'Gouutp.
Gs bat aeihent! f1s S5tpein prh ssi9l1btst,
lluh aQer6nno 9eljfates prGparrt.
Bsm SribiiUn unb Gram ben Self pu,na5tet.
Ronnt' rur 81 mir; er ipirb tInirt.
Wein S6peinsrnes biIft, unb mein 6umor
Ceiinet Der Seiterteit Tbiir unb Ttor.
Seipnbers bei Sdmsrs mad poIitif6en Siebtn
ST meine &rtrei ME ber9ebsns esble5sn.
(290-D
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RaItimprer 8iebmdrft.

ButtuH DIT DuIpettpnsJlebbDte,
BGIt 1 more, ocu 2. Ge3ember 1884,
SHfHbrgn uabrenh etr Escebe.
Rinbbieb ...........,............. 2,213 Stit
SbaGte rn6 Sdntuler. ler..,....,......,,,, 2,953 Stld
SHpsine. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6,16I Stld
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9f0Dnnn,s
S5NtIapartlltan NEefelbenf,

y G2'.ntttrL, cGien Scidubttfile (lEerDrn Il
n!se.'n'les IGigsnl5aiteu RGbeh reiertIib ur Reis
Hlaur9, Setlrra Mieoerbtritelung unb ErSfttaltra
oes mensr8ebrcasnen uno sriGbbpften g;rberS bds
sHe i9HelIe nngeneFme, ii1ere BeBauS,
u'i's NM pauernbe Reilung 1eDaGrt
. te bGlit
!pirO fiar ufS ItBu. naassm mon bas SarJata,Jatsu
elni9e gage Rebrau6t bat. SIdS9en 5iunen Rtsefer
llno pdutausln nldge iperNEn beietipt gaunbee uuh
StigigHre GlsbGlp gcbet!s. gser an Sfr5pbsIH,
&efle uno 9riieu leibct, nGIt5e 2lus5b!dae i'd ents
peoer ron ungebsiiten GraHs3siten rber bpuT Re,
brau9e hes EueGflber5 oSeg d4sn6en SHblmats ers
lung oerloneu, bsru Der Gebrnud5 ses SarIaDlriIda
cine genh8eno lange Sett prtgeiest pirb nm etusu
Gtnotud art ben DrsortsnlS SO MAIDEN,
Cine Gla1e bon bie'ym eutbaEt rle5r tuirsiams
4t5Hetione, ais isbes dubere WitteI Elm G6eel5HsL
bol bon oteiem pirft 10 gteI iUe fiRf lis IeS Gbee
66tG! BON anSsrsn 40tteIr. 3ei apgtssiern ~ 5absu
grsis 90 bro 6Iai9s
9r. .NGSDGq's re9HltreResgtaea
tas mddttge Gsbsrz un6 Ragsus SstImitta.
Sbutg obne 8eiBei6mdd, elegant NIT Ilsem Ssri
siaelrt pnrsiref, re8uIlre', rtH8sn Hao iriitigsn
gabRaP'S BiIIen wr 6eiIpns aH,r Was,n.,
Sebers, ge6drrez hereiI unb 8IaieuIsibeu glsrbers
9rnntbeiter, apptpe3, beibli1eu 8ei5iDe=ben 8ldts
ttgIgit, &ptstitmanaeI, Sartlsibigtgt, BerfpSfIna
uHberhdnlt4tett, Sbsgepfe, @ale1ls5en 6ieber
untfrlabsentiaHeunB, pdrorrboteen nrh aler St5s
rinatr btr GinGeUdte. Rein be9etabiItId, feline
Spur bon glertur, gneraIien Obsr i9dSIiben Drss
guen.
Il 9tGn hedGte 1olBenoe =bnlbtpme bon Rrgnfs
better Der gTonlRnesotgGne: Sertppiung, irHsrIi9e
Sdrprrbcioe,l, 8LltuGHung mao htn 90pfe, Siure
i'm W1gcn. lle6tiCit, SpObrennef Gtsl Dor benz 81
fen, PaaCutrB6en, ialre8 4uiitoBsu, Itntenbs oSsr
tebsnbe Gmpfinbim9 ia Der Daaengru6e 8e5eu beS
SerSsrs, eridenbss 6elbI bei'm 2egen, 5Isfeu ober
gIore bDr ben 4Hgeu, 5leber uT6 bumpfs Sbaerseu
i'm Rppie, glargeI On @usbinitung, gebes guBIe5su
Der Saut unb Der GugGn, SeiteniGden ShmerIen i'm
her 8ruit unb In ben gItehern, bI6RIide ani1aIuHa
bru Stse, NTCnuen be5 EleiideB
Gnge Dozen ron 8GbtDap'S 8iIten f1srbtn
hel aDrPer bon allen pbengeE1Hutsn 3ranfBeiteu be-
treien
Breis 25 Gents ote Sdadtd.
Sst alien gpotbefsrn lu ta6eu.
Ban Ieie: IS ali d Hrb Babr"
Dsan d,ide eine 8rieimarte all RabmGu & Co.
SIR. 30, 2BOrrens Str, Repsgort.
sa9 Beltbluug, Tauisnos bon Dollars pert5, .UirR
baftr iuBsi4idt.
I'm oas BubIItum.
gerIaugt ia mur 8abipdb'S uIS nttet burduf bag
Ter Game ,,8abfuap" iidp Guf Sem BstauftsR aritsI
befinbet.
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As. GOnsreB. = 3write Sitnng.
sieSnnoesmaridaac nGtaeinnati,

Reprdientant SpIett'S Antiaeen sessu Bum
sesmarid5au Got sSrisbt. - Cine rnteriu'
dung anstprenet.-Dds Nacbtrn Don HSeis
eenlanetreieu i'm SneianersEerritcrlum
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Or. &0biuaS's
g 0rfNp arilliGm WeGploent
he's. Srr6a Tuf.Wss,,;...

Bur 6siIAne aIIer S'N'
dlroniiGen 1ranibetten, Sirop5elu, Stntus,
luGt, Sriiienl.tbtu, @ei&niire, Groui.
itsn 8bsumattemus, 9iOIe, 0tereu.,
Slaien= uIb 2sbsrtclnpsr6eu,
8pspfpiie, 2uugeus uuS
febuetbfu.
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VT. 291,

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Sm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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9rn. 3. q. Smttb ais Hadfolgsr SObn u.
faiion's, rpeIber betanntlid oils @eianoter
mad SeutIGlauo geidtdt pOr6su lift. Smttb
legte ben amtseto alb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-03

Ro m, 2. 9e5embsr. - Die I'M ttaIientz
ihsu BnrIamsnt i6psbenbe @bei9stOuuas,
oorluss aHtoriftrt elm S&etbuuasbstret i'm
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rsn nod 3zjabrtgsr &rsuuuug i'm Satle bic
@bs stue ttnberlOie tft. Die SlertIaIen i'm
Barlamsnt oppontrsn oer Sorlags.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-03

E9ir ftnb enti6piisn, urere Ieitenbe Steuuns m beI
tuabrer, Paben baber etns
eurchgrtiftnee Grmdefaung
in ben 9reiier iir aue Iniere @aarsn bprgenommsn
uab geipabren
IiberalereSe nineunatu bsi serns asrtifen,
aIs rasrh Elm anbsres geidGts9aus.
Beiu6t Irs, i66bt unere gSaaren ab unS it5er;eust
Gu6, HaS SbiBss Gbatiaden inS.
T @ir fbIiesen nm utr, ausssromnien Nons
tags unb SainitGSs.
The Osceola times., 1884-07-26
Married In Bed.
Baltimore American.

A wedding, as unusual is it was roman
tic, took place on Saturday at the board
ing house of Mrs. Adams, No. 81 North
Charles street. The participants are
both well-to-do and highly connected.
The groom was Mr.. Gray, one of the
most estimable young men of Charleston
S. c. The bride was the daughter of
wealthy parents who usually reside in
Savannah, Ca, but who recently went
to Poughkeepsie, n Y, for TIE summer.
The ceurtship of the two began in
their Southern homes, and there it was
they became engaged. 1t was arranged
for the wedding to take place the middle
of last week at Poughkeepsie. At the
first of the week Mr.. Grey started North
to claim his bride. He stopped IN Bal
timore to see some friends who are
boarding at 81 Charles street, but Just af-
ter his arrival here he was seriously pros
tratcd with rheumatism, being unable
to move from his bed. He at first hoped
that the attack would soon pass away
50 as to enable him to get to the city on
the Hudson in time for the ceremony in
which he was so mrch interested. But
rheumatism remained in spite of the
efforts of Esculapius and Cupid, and Mr..
Grey was obliged to telegraph the con-
dition of affairs TO Poughkeepsic. neces-
stating postponement of the marriage
In the meantime full arrangements
had been made for brilliant event at
the summer home of the bride, and ev-
erything was in readiness for the cere-
mony except the groom, news of whose
Illness came as an unpleasant cloud on a
very bright sky. For the next day or
| two his condition did not improve. The
young lady then determined to come to
Baltimore. She started from Poughkeep-
sic on Friday, accompanied by her father
She had forwarded news of her inten-
tions, and the ladies at the boarding
house kindly and elegantly fitted up the
room of Mr.. Grey for the occasion.
On Saturday the young lady arri oed
The groom was propped up in bed, and
in the presence ofthe brides father, the
marriage ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR.. W. T. Murkland, pastor of the
franklin Street Presbyterian Church
The bride is very bright and beautiful
with blonde features and engaging man.
ners. The groom does not look as if he
could be so ily overcome by rheuma.
tism. lie is rather tall, good-lookinl
aud agreeable. Matrimony seems To
have baflled disease, as he was well
enough ,estcrday to walk around. Mrs
after the wedding.
The Osceola times., 1884-07-26
An Artificial Town.

A promising artificial town is Wayne,
fourteen miles from Philadelphia, on the
Pennsylvania railroad. Childs of the
Ledger and the Drexels have the busi-
ness in hand, and have already spent
about S750,OOO. They bought 700 acres
of land, and are gradually building a
kind of model village on it. They have
in three years put up forty build
ings including one large hotel, and have
others in progress. The houses are
made with all improvements ard given
large wards, and cost all the way from
$1,000 TO Sl0e00 each. There is water
supply from the head waters OF Italian
creek III trlinaco system was made
by Colon Naring and is called the
most perloct in America, streets and
other public affairs are the best possible,
1t is intended to eventually have 900
houses, to accommodate a population OF
5000. There are now about !, 200 people
in the place.
The Osceola times., 1884-07-26
You Can't Make $500 by Reading This.

even if YOU have chronic nasal catarrh
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Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
of Buffalo, n. Y, giving all the particu-
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of all costs.
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AT THE MEADOW BARS.

Somebody strays to the meadow sweet
And leans against the bars;
The daises are thick about somebody's
feet
And the sky is thick with stars.
Somebody whistles adown the green lane,
Somebody leans to hear;
Then somebody answers back again
In lark-notes, soft and clear.
Rosy red grows somebody's face,
As somebody asks "ls il you2'
And somebody's arm gets ont of place,
And somebody's mouth does. too.
Somebody's smoothing somebody's hand,
Asking, "Can somebody waltz"
Somebody loses all self-command,
And absently asks, ''Is II late?'
Somebody steps from bush near by;
In somebody's hand is strap;
Somebody yells, as she turns 10 lily,
"Oh. jimminy gosh, III pap"
Washington Hatchet.