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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
IMPROVE ID ORDER RED MEN.
The Annual aIeetIn. OF the Ga eat
Council of Delaware.

The Annual Meeting OF the Ga eat
Council of Delaware.
The Great Council Of Delaware, Im-
proved osdor Red Men, held its nnual
session IN the wigwSm in the Maris
Building Thursday.
Great Sachem George E. Temple Ee-
ported the order to be in u hourisbing
condition, D0ripg the psst year two nsw
tribes have been instituted, WissAhickOp,
No. 20, at Sslbyville, aDd Nantiooke, No.
81, st Georgetown. Tributes were paid
by the great ascbem to the memory Of
Past Great InoohoDeea Joshua Msris and
Daniel W, Carter.
Greas Chief Of Records Joseph A. Bond
reported that the receipts for the ear
amounted to 81, ,212 35 disbursements,
81, 1856. 30 net balance on h7nd for the
term, $77,05; amount row in treasury,
$779.15; present membership, $l,6l6 ;
net increase, 337 In the tribes the re-
ceipts from all souross amounted during
the past year to $l1, 1858 29. OF this
amount $5, TAI 73 is Invested and
So, 1856 25 on hand expended in benefits,
relief to widows, funerals and other
charitable purposes, %, 829 "a.
The following new oh!eis vera elected ;
Great Prophet, Joseph Pyle, Ks0kuk, No.
8, OF Wilmington; Gfest Sschem, E B
Riggir, ROssakatum Tribe, No. Is, Of
Laurel; Great Senior Sycamore, Aaron W.
Shaw. HopookOhckiug, No. IL, Whining
tor; Great Junior Sycamore, William A.
Moore, LsDaps, No. 6, OF Wilmington ;
Great Chief OF Records, 4. II. a. Nee
singer, MattahoOn, No. IL Of Wilmins!oni
Great Keeper of Wampum, James 8.
Moore, Ksokuk, No Of Wilmington
Representatives to the Great CouDoil,
Joseph A. Bond, Leuspe, No. 6, and
Joshua NJ, Clayton Of MattRhoon, No. II
o. Wilmington.
Aft.r the great chiefs had been raised
to their respective stumps the new great
saohem made the following appointments
Great Mesbin, va, Will sm II. Boyce O.
Nanticoke, No 81, Of Georgetown Grea'
Ssnnsp, George g. Byron, L7nspe, No
Of Wilmington Great Guard Of The
Wigwsm, B P. Conrsr, Srminole, No. z
New Castle Great Guard of the Forest
A, A. ousten, Minqos, No. 8, of Viii
mingtop.
The rext annual session will be helC
In Milford next October.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
THE aAHPeR's FsHRT PRoPEKTE.
The potomac Water Power Bought
by Thomas n. Savery.

HARPER's FERsY, W. Va, oA. "a
This real sstate II d riparian rights owned
by the United States al this place were
sold at public auction to-day. The act
Of Congress ordering the sale required
that the entire property should not be
sold for less than $4,000 Lot No. l.,
the water power entire OF the Potomac
river, with the strip OF land formerly
occu pied by the musket works, was first
offered, and was started at $l0, 900 by a
representative OF the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company. 1t was run up to
$25, 100, ct which figure It was knocked
down 70 Thomas H. Savery OF Whining
ton. The strip of land and water rights
on the Shenandoah river, formerly ocou-
pied by the rifl4 works, went to the same
purchaser for $Sl0, whilst the building
used as post office site WAS purchased
by ]. Garland Hurst for %, 900.
Also large number Of towL lots were
sold, for which the government received
$33, 900. The parties purchasing the
water power, IL is understood, want It fol
the purpose Of car shops on the Potomac
side and paper mill on the Shenandoah
side. .5.
Thomas Il. savery is . member Of the
Pusey & Jones Company, this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30

Saturdays iPhiladelphia Tines says !:
"Tke Baltimore & Ohio railroad, in order
to get into New York without using the
Pennsylvania lines, is said to be oon-
templSting Q branch to the shore Of
Delaware bay, opposite Cohansey creek,
N. j., where connection by ferry would
be made with the Jersey Southern rail
road, which ia controlled by the Reading.
The distance across the bay Ia about six
milasu
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
The Great washington Monument.

WARRINGTON, Oct. 2s.-The work Of
setting stone on the roof Of the Washing
ton monument will be resumed on Mon
day. The completion Of the monument
by the date fixed will depend greatly on
the weather. A proposition to place a
time signal on top OF the monument has
been rejected, because the commission
do not feel authorised TO change the
original plans.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30

MEMPHIS, Oct. "a 4-There was a.heAyy
killing most last night, the nrst Of the
season throughout this section. The
damage to crops, II any, will BE- very
slight. Cotton in the bottom lands only
may possibly be affected by the, cutting
short Of the top growth, but the latsness
Of the season eebArs serious injury 70 the
majority Of planters.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
disastrous Cannon ssluss.

RosDoUT, N. Y, Oct. 25.-Whils firing
q salute during Democratic parade last
night two cannon exploded. William
McGrath had his leg badly shattered,
William Mash his collar bone broker, and
J1hn Arnold the heshy part Of bis arm
torn of by one explosion, and Hsrbert
Bidner was dangerously injured By the
other explosion.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30

A peach tree in the yard Of Samuel ].
Parker, West Chester, has borne second
crop this season. There were q number
takensso of the tree Friday and on gbelng
tested wero four d to be sweet and Of good
flavor. They are little larger thas
walnuts and are Of the free stone variety.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30

Hut YOu Cannot Compare the Men
tn this Way.
REPUBLICAN PLAT DEsoC
FORM,


FORM FORM.
" demand thai the In making reduction
imposition of duties on in taxes IL is not pro-
foreign imports shall posed to iniure any
be made not for Teve- domestic industries,
nue. only, but that IN but rather to promo, Q
raising the requisite their healthy growth
revenues for tie ov- Many industries have
eTument, such sluties come to rely upon
shalt be so levied as TO legislation for success
afford security to our full continuance, SO
diversified Industries, tn & any change of law
and protection to tho must At every step he
rights and wages of the regarded of the labor
lAbOrer, to the end that aud capital thus in
aItive aud intelligent volved.
labor, as well rs capdali The nectassTy reduc-
NAV have Is Just re- tiOn in taKat on Can
ward, and the laboring aud must be effected
man his full share in wi hOut depriving
national prosperity. American labor of the
The Republican ability to compete sue
party pledges Itself to eessfully with foreign
correct the inequali- labor, and without i'm.
ties of the tariff and toposing lower rates OF
| reduce the surplus by duties than will be
such methods as will ample TO cover any in.
relieve the taxpayer creased cost of pro
without injury to theIductlon which may
laborer or the great exist in consequence
productive interests of of the higher rate OF
/ the country. wages prevailing in
| this country.
"a liberal estimate will not require
more than $50, ,000,0 900 for the sinking
fund for the current year, and we vii
have 8 surplus over this Of, say
$40, 900 900 or CSC, 100000. The steady
development Of the country and tn,
growth OF Its trade and commerce will in
crease the revenues under existing laws
There is, therefore, no need for maintain
ing our present rate OF taxation. ."-Sers
tary Gresham.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
Dover's New Lumber Yard.

A Philadelphia capitalist is about to
establish large lumber yard in Dover,
Just west Of the railroad station. Sur
veyors are now at work marking out the
course Of railroad siding which Is to be
run In the yard.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30

The tusks, ribs and part Of the YER
tebral column Of n mAstodon were found
Thursday near Monroe, N. Y. The speci-
mems are very large.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30

The property Of Sarah Russell, New
Castle, was sold at sheriff's sale Friday for
"a, 600 10 Daniel B. Truss.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30

Biaine's Hearth Said so be Very
u Poor the Great Parade OF Busf-
ness Men in New York. CeD~rni
Campatgn Notes.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
HEAVY VOTING.
One Coiored MAN with Three Re-
ceipis, ali OF which We're Voted
UpOn rwO Years Ago.

One CoIored Man with Three ne.
ceipIs, ali OF which Were Voted
Upon EwO Years Ago.
Alexander J:nuary, oolored, applied to
Collector NesIy yesterday week for
tax receipt, but the collector on ex
amining his books found that the man
was not assessed JEpuAry thought he
ought to be, and in support Of his opinion
produced three receipts, two Of which
were for 1880, and one for 1882, and all
in his name. The 1880 receipts were Of
the famous lot of lithograph forgeries Of
Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr.'s reoeip,s, which
played such an important part in
the election Of that year. The
1882 receipt was one Of Collector Bed
ford's aud appeared to be genuine. ALI
three, however, bore the mark Of the in
spector's stsmp, as having been voted
upon at both the October and November
elections in 1882. Collector Neary gave
January his genuine receipt, but kept the
| iorgeries and still has them In hie possess
sion.
Iu this connection II mfy be stated that
| Clerk OF the Peace Cochran has in his
possession afidavits from IL negroes Of
St. Georges hundred, who were not
assessed In 1882, and had no right to vote
that year, but were furnished with litho-
graph tax receipts, on which they voted
| In ChrisiiapR hundred and in various
wards of the city Of Wilmington.
AT THE WRONG HEADQUARTERS.
A young negro came to the tax col
lectors' office, ..Thursdsy, and asked II
that was the headquarters for tax re-
ceirts." He WAS informed that IL was,
and " he wanted receipt and had the
money, he could get II. At this he an
nounoed that the money was what
he wanted, a1d on further inquiry
said that his brother in-law had told him
that II he called at that cfaoe he would
be furnished with the money with which
to procure his tax receipt. Collector
D!oksy told him he had been wropetully
iptOrmed, wbereupc: the would be voter
left to find the other headquarters" !"
where tax receipt money is furnished i'm
| pecunfous texables.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30

The Cleveland and Hendricks parade
Saturday Of the business mon Of New
York was the greatest and most imposing
outpouriDg Of substantial oitisens that
has ever been witnessed In that or any
other city Of the continent. Everybody
expsoted that the parade would be big
affair, but II far surpassed the most
sanquine expectations Of its promoters.
It was vast popular demonstration that
was fairly astounding in its proportions
and enthusiasm. There we're over IL, 600
men In line.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-10-30
INDIANA DEMOCRATS sAsouINR.

Indiana will oast 49,, 900 votes. Oar
organization is complete. Democrats are
very ssuguine Of SUCCESS, but great work
is yet before us. The doubtful vote OF
our state is q, 900. The battle is for that
vote. We believe we are all right. Such
enthusiasm on the part Of Democrats has
never been equalled in Indiana.
EB HENDERSON,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-05-06
0I{ebrndrEfc.

Gbtcuqo, 5. Rat.-SdpetHe gu
fnbr IA COO, gerIenbuug 1900 5t8d; Bsstla
parttrten 3miidsn 81 90 Unb $500 -&tuos
otsb: 8ufubr 5000, 8arisnbunB 100 5tdf;
Tretfe 5aliirtan ,piIden $5.25 uub $500
@6aoft: 9nfnbr 1000, 8erienbuns 400;
Breiie uurtlrtsu anii&eh $500 uuo $3.50.
Ct. QOuts, 5. Rat.-S4metue: gu
iubr $500, gerfenbuug 44O0: Bretie Oaritr'
ten ,rptideu SIS. 40 uub $500. - RtHo0tea:
2ufubr 27OO, 8erisubung 1900; $retis uuri.
frfer 2rtiden $5.25 un6 S6.65. - 5dnafe
8ufubr SO, Berienouug tetne; Bretis Uarto
irten ,tni|d1eu So. rs NM S6-25.
@af Qibertp, Beuui., ben 5. Wat.
8iuepieb: 3ufuBr 1881, Serieubung 1906;
Brsije partjrteu 3pjidsu $4.OO unb $3.50
gdmetre: gufubr 1920, Serieubung 1865;
Bretie pnrttrten ,ptideu S. 40 uub 1920
gcoofc: 3Hfubr 5000, 8erieHOuug 1900;
Frsils uuritrten sntIaen $500 uno S6.25.
g8s Gy8bttabelpbta, ben 5. glat.
- 8inbpieb 3ufubr 5000 Stiit, prima
G8-7, qute 64-6L mtttlerer 54-6, Idleats
5-54. . @duafe: 3ufubr 5000, prtma
f&-7, CUTE st CT, mtttIerer 81 : 6,
fflledte 4i-54.-Qdmmer: 81. - 8dlber
8-9. : g6metne: 3utuBr 5000, wsfI.
7E-G4. Qaubs 74-S.
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Gine Neaerta~ sNe In RCrFOlF unS
ihrP - N0e1t

RorfoIf, 8a., 8. Miat.-3as erfe Re.
gtment Der Negsrs SOIoutare feterte beute
yladmtttag ben Sabrestag istner Sraantias
tiou burd eins Barabe, an nel6er lid bic
far6tgeu W2ilt3 &ompagnte'n aus Betersz
burg betbsiItgtsn. ggdbreu6 li1 bic Jleger
fir ibre BaraOe porberstteteu, bsfabl Ser
Geabiufter. aiapor Balmsr be- Bolt,et, baS
8OIf 3urid3ubaIten, oaultt Die 8emeauuaen
Der Neger nidlt beetntrddttgt luitr0en. 9Ee
Bolt3st beriudte, bieism Befebte ua6tutom.
men, uuo bte faft ausf9UsBIttb aus gtsgern
befebeube .3ui9auermeuge mtb 3urdd. Sin
Neger ieNod tplberlebte iid, jhlua mad
etusm BOIt;ifen uuO Ueriudts, bemfelben
ietneu EuiippeI 81 entreiBeu.
glebrere anbere S4mar3e eilteu t6rsm
Rampen 3uSiilfs, uub eine 6etlsret entRauo,
In pel3er bret PoIt,tfsn idltmm 1ugeri1tet
purbeu, ebe bic Rufe bergels[It meroeu
fOnute SpGter am abero berfetlte etu Res
ger cine Isgsrin, unb Der BOIt3tR, mal6er
rem Gbattr III oarbaftan beriudte, mnrbe bon
etnem Saufeu Ieger bur@ Stetumdrfe angez
QriffeH ln6 be0euttt9 gerlsBt. gtner 6er
Stetue traf cine 3ur 3ett poriibsrgebenbe
netBe Dame. Der B0It3et4ef bat ietne game
WauuiGnft gum 8tenfe beorbert, unO fituf
ocn ben gfegersIufriibreru iiu6 uerBaftet
mDrbgu
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4s. Gpnsree. GrFe sisuna.

Sic Rbeftrti.Sin i'm genote. = Gntideteuns
res 9 6cTrau &auPiben BdbGz 6 pnteftes
I'M 6aRis. - Cine Deitere Sttmme far eit
EdrifsSiH aeiponnen.
gBafbtugton, 5. Iat.-Sm SENATE
bertdtete BIumb cine Bin etn, bic @rner'
bnng pom @runbetseutbum eurfl auslduber
III ben Ser. Staatsu 81 Uerbteten. - Ban
Sind cine Bill, IUsIGu6er uu6 fremoe
2anbgeisul6nfteu 3U usrbtubern, in ben
Staateu upb Sertitortsn 2aub III erperben.
Nnd Berlanf Der Worgenalnbe beautfagte
Srne, bic S6tfa>Btn ipieber auBuuebmeu.
0ttGer BON Nepzg gorf iprad fir bte Bill
@r msinte jetO6, frete S6iffe allein niir0eu
bGs Broblem ntdt l0en. @r befiirmOrtete
SBountteS" fiir Shiffe, tpte fie Die frau5O'
itide 8egisruna 3abIt. - Sr. WtiQer sdblte
bnuu bic Summeu uuf, tpelte Die peridtebe'
uen 2dnber ibreu Sdiiisn fir Bofibef0rbe-
rurg sabIsn: SrantrstG Sc. AT, 900, @ngs
Lamb $3.50, coo, StaItsn So, 288, /, 900, Bra.
filten $1,704.00 4ufratteu $1,50), 900,
Seflretd $1,000, 600, 8aBlnnb 81, $50, 900,
Nlerifo $806, 900, GAMBIA 5000, 900, NAB.
reu6 bic Ser. Stnatsn ibreH S9iffeu nur
S49, eco 3Qblteu. Yatosm nod ueri1tebsne
Seuatoren iiber bic Srase geiproben battsu,
,eiote Frne an, bGE ct bic Bio uoraeu Had3s
mtttag nm lIbr sur Gbftmmuug briHgsu
tperce.
SIN RCptdiCntdHtcnbduie
etInd,te 8aibburu (9ttHu) uOm Sermiqi'
onuQa, Gouttt nm grlau6uiB gum Giubrtu,
9eu eiuts Blenarbs!dlniss, pel&er $40. 900
fiir BITE Qnsgabsu asr geiauotifaft aus Stam
peruiutgt; gGslIer (Sa.) erbob GtuwanO.
gonrp (Suc.) beantragte, ben O'Serrau'
TaurfGeu RabIcOutsf (Strg9 in grpdBuHg
,u 3teheu; Nitller (Ba.) iaets, Die Dttuorttdt
Dfs gomiie's babe uon fetne 3ett gum Iuf=
ftuen ttrss Bsrthtss gsbabt uRe eriude bas
bsr faruut, bfn Sau BITE iibermorgen 81 Uer'
Idieben. 2otprp pollte gttdts BON sinem
Auiidliebsn ntfieu, uuo ale Dttasr baum cine
qblliumung iibsr Die @siddftsOrouuug for
bsrts, beI6lps 6as Snus nit 142 geGeu SO
Stiulmeu, ben @onteffau IN Sstratlt IN
3tebeu. 9bgletH bieie Gbfitmmnng ntdt ais
3elipotum iiber ote Gartfbtu 81 betra5teu
ID, 10 f,ebt fie oeuncd TN 3uiammenbange
nit ieufr SorIage. Dem 8ernebmeH mad
nirs O'6erraa eegen ben Gutrag, bic 9e=
fstesflaniel Der Earifbtu su ftrsi4eu, film.
reu, uub In Gnbgtraht Der bsiuahe gIetfeu
St6rfe beieer Barteisu btufdtlt1 Der be-
trtffeuoeu 6rage Iiegt es anf Der 9aub, OaB
Der geninnit BON and nur elmer eiultgea
gtimme ben GROCER Beeeutuug 1T.
g. G. 2Siie (Sa.) htslt cine bittere Re6e
oeuen bic auipriide O'6erral'e, bsuuujtrte
Ste bsroEratilds Bartet pegen Sucousqnsn3
unb beff,uIb:ate fie eines 8eriudse, ettien
Gis i'm SauIe Al iteblsn. Gr tnete, &c rpiIie,
bos fetn etgsuer Sis In @sfabr iGusbs, jss
bod btste &C Der nsmotrutti4sn Partst ErOs.
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@loucefer, Raii., 5. Wfat - 8a5
,Bttbip Beats 6Ouie," stu SOrmerbotet ~
BaB 9}od3, brnuute geRera 4beuo nteosr.
GerluR $4,000. 8a8 TeuRr tpAroe pon
granbftfteru augslegt.
DOrrtstopu, pa, 5. gilt. - Die
Bride iiber bsu 56unlttl 8iUer beiROgers
Sort nurbe asferu trlb burd 6euer 3er.
h6rt. gsrluit $4,000. Utau Usruatbet
grunOfiftuug.
BbtIubetpbta, ). Wat. - SEQ. %.
Souts' Baderei, gIr. 1889 uub l441, ytorb.
u. StraBs, gina bsute A6suO In 5IammeH
auf. gerIufl $4,000.
5teIburue, Ont, 5. giat. - 0a5
,,Hopal.glcd"- @ebGute murbe beute etRge.
dlfsrt. guIuf $4,000. SerFdernug
SIS. 900.
gOtues, Saa 5. Mat.-gtu an
@ouflag Al Bratrie- Gitp uusge5Comene5
Etuer Isgta II gebau6e in Vide. SerIuit
g9l OCO.
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@uf6ebup a elmer StebesbanSc in
NRf 1hfnnta

Detroit, gtt6., 5. 02at. - Die gRt.
o'Gung cjusr regsIredtsH Qtebes6au0s in
8ictOr, SoppsGouutD, bat oaIsI5t gro6e
2luireRuug usruriadt, Rsbrsre @siAiiES
Iofate MARIN befpbIen tporosu, uub pl6sltd
btridUapO au1 6as Bfero bes orn. 8. u.
8uhauau. Die Vadfori6uugen ba5su er~
gebsu, taB s. @apper, Der Rtfter bar &ou,
regatioualtiteuttrdbe, &artis 8. Snttb BON
8tctor unb 3. s. @Iart, Elm jugeretfsr Be
fanntsr pou Rifouri, Der Istn Radtquartter
inter 2eituug bes fiifsrs In Der bstr. Rtr9e
aufQei6lagen, bic 8iebe iin6. @llrt trat
uIs Staata3euge nuf uuS oarrietb Die Sc
betmntfie 6es Iaubereu &lseblatts8. 9te
Rir6e mar bas Sauptquarttar, mo oas gez
fobleue @ut untsrgebradlt nur0e. Ser
Blau Der Baube mar, 6te n0rbltde Sette bes
Gtdbtdens tn 8raub gu lessen uu6 wabrenO
oes Eeuers ben iibItdeu Ebstl gu pIHnberu
3teitlbe beius uadasmafte S&Iifst BON
fafE allen 2Gben oes 0rtee un5 cOrreipoa6trte
uuteretnau0er burd geBetme Sdrtfbetdea.
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gie G4etFCbtffeu ; GOnfererf.

BBtGabelpBta, a, 5. Wat.-Su Der beu.
tiaen StBuug Der @eueraI'gouf.rsua ber
gtgtbobi1enzg gpiiIopaltirds muroe ote4orefe
Der 8id6fe-stu Iange8 Document, tusthss
NufidtuB uber Die Warfe Der EflrGe wi5rsHo
ter lsBteu bier Sabre gtbt-uerlsiea. uuter
QnSersul srmdbnt es bas iett Der Isstea
gfueralzgonfereH3 erfolJte StniAet0eu Der
8tid0fe 6. 3. SaoeH, QsUt Scott uaN Safe
81. Bed, Iotpis bes Sru. 8. B. 0oooruff,
SsfretGrs Der IsbtsS &onfereu3. Die ftr4e
bat JET SO Sabreez& z&onfereu3eU, IA DPiiito'
reu, II, $40 8eiIepre0tger, 70 026 gotllpce'
btger uuo 1,7G9, 534 Ritglie6er. Die gu,
uabme on RttaItebern ieit Der isBteu Goa
fersn3 betrdgt SO. 233 Huo 654 Retispre0iz
ger, Iomte IS 891 Httgltsbsr Rarbsu btuneu
ser lsBten bier Sabre. Su 1888 bate bic
Stride 1874 Rtr6engebiuSe uuO 9915
8farrsrenobuuugen i'm 8ertba Don $79,s
2GS, Cos, 10 tbGologii5e Semtuare, As
Colleges" 66 flaffi6e Suattu,toae1 uuo
8 Tld0denpeufouate. Die BtIt0ie tfittI,
ren tn bsr Qbrsii2 ste 2arbett Oev g6aI4at
buugageIete uno smpisblsu fireugere 8eaetu
in 8t3ug uuf bic Erauun9 gsf4teosasr Yar'
iouen.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Francis s. u. Seunti0u uuo Srau an Vs..
&. 3tuf, 9run6fid g&e1lstta Der &Blrless,
noEe 5tuRraBe, 10 bet 124, $3.50. 6tnrg
Urc5haue an 8. Sailmanu, @runOfdd
g2Orb cite rgr gEtnbior DitQ 6loa6, uabe
StridrhruBe, u bet 55, S., Or. $50 Gits
Der @Ge ur0 Truu an u. 8. Gge, @ruuO-
fudf, $4,000. Bail y. @orbOu. Bermalter,
on &. T0TRuau, 0runbfitd Sd60fGde Der
QoureuEz uu6 8toiiOnfrOBe, 66 bst 1913,
$5425. Grnut .. Sausrmetu al 6. gB.
80ilsp, g,UnoRid Ofiette Der Buitoa=GUe.,
uubs yOlmanitraBe, 13 bet 10, $500, Sc.
$50. Benjamin S. 5aiuc8, GerDaIter, on
6. s. Speeo, @ruu6hitd 8efiette Der Sill
mot, rabe yOrmaufraBe, lG bst S5 $780,
@r $G4 gcuiis SieioB mo @atte an Q.
s. Qlljuiou, GruHoand gBs1istte Der She.
fqrfro6e, uQbe EairmOuHt OUeuue, 1G bel
133, $25C0, gr. $50. Slnes Bcoumet nu
uuO 6r1u on 8. Ui. 8couuel, @run0fif
gicroieite Der StodbOlul., uape Gl0 Scott,
fto6e, 20 bet 106.1l, So. 8iargaretbs Ii.
yCurH uub Gdtte an 8. df. Gone, @ruu0z
fud Subigite Der Gomou6Iou- AUeHue, 1873
bei 80. $4,000, Or. 500. 0migbt g. Uial.
loIg un0 Brau on g. glausfsl0, 2 @ruuOz
1iide, $40. 500. Jau1ss VI. Gone an VI. B.
gomlg uuo TGau, 8rgnofid Si0lsite Der
6alltm 4uenue, uabe Shr6OrfruBe, 16 bst
s. a., $1,000. Or. 800. Sac. Broumel uu6
Fruu m s. gG. Eroumel, 2 @ruubflfe, S..
Snltus Gtfberg uuo Srau an :. Mcglrop,
@lunbfdd Roroeite Der yOrls, nahs gtght.
StroBe, 25 bet 40, $1,000, @r. $28. GmiIp
U. 6art au s. u. Campbell &C., @ruubtiid
Vortof. Gds Ger SUatoga. uu6 Rortbf1r.,
% bft G3. 81, gr. $93 So. @ottlteb Utouts
on q. Sofimauu, @ruuofiid ytoromefisite
bel 6anberts. uabe githolIonfraBe, IA bel
76.6, 1850, @r. $28. g2iIton g9. &ubouu
mo 8rau on u. gE. Shnst6arettb, @ruuO-
ftd 0sfiette Der BOuofrnBe, uabe 6amp,
fsab.5tn, 11G bsi "A, 5000. u. stirling
bennington, 8srmaltsr, an gl. gB. 4uoouu,
@runbfid Bshisite bsr BonbftaBe, uabe
6ompftfao. 6tG, lie bet -, 81. Seize 9
goensu on s. s. Settler, @rul6fdd Roro.
ofisite Der 3j0iFour uabe BloomfraBe, Is
bgi so, 5000, Or. $50 gsorge u. Bou6,
VdtlabUsrpaIter, on s. Suber, @ruuoald
Ji0reiette Der 4b5ottfraBa, u16a OeB SEoao.
ma9, 13 bel So 6, s., @r. $40 so.
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Der Getraibe' unb gytetaalien'
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2er ;iemltn lsbbaft uuS ifIo6 ioer ben
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ftras b06sr; &oqgeu, Safsr unS @srlts tlsa;
GGpeinefeidb tsbbaft BEL guitar ytadfraas
uub IdlO6 fettg. Buttsr uno @ter flu
WudfebenSes fnO Die 5dtuBuottrungeu :;
Waiseu: giat 938, Stunt 955, Suit 96s;
Wlate: giut 534, Stunt 55s; Suit 578-574;
Sofsf 3l2; 8Cqaen 81; @erfe Y; Bla4slaa
men / 7O-1 II: - ShpeiHefletih Uiat
Il 45-17 30. Stunt Il 57b-17GO.
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onhnEntnfzrnnhe hei Ghicnnn.

@Btcugc, 5. Iat.-8st 5OutB sgugte.
noOb on Der idbljdau Staotgren3e eretguete
fd5 bRute ftiib ndhrsno zines biht1H RaDelS
cine Sulif0u 3niihsu stuem aus auburn
Fnmmsuheu GccomooatiOuaiuge Uub etuer
gcfcuotUe. 3pst BeroHeu, Hdmlth Der
gcfcuCtiUfii5rer s.. Biliou uno gB. &o@te
ou8 gnglspoOb, rUurbeu mabrihsinltt tOot=
ttb upb stua 3muu3tg BeriOueH mtuOer BE-
hELf ffld hfrIfbf
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scr GeIomarFt.

Rem 9 ort, 5. Utat. - 6olgeHoes
fu6 bic SdluBuotiruugen: GeIo 0ffHete 3u
15-2 Ero3ent uub idloB au , Pro3eut. -
gterliug gRehist 4.874-487t, auf iada3ig
Sage uno 4.99l nuf Stdt. - 8unoes.
Gbltgattonsu 3=pro3. 1905, 45'pro3 ll333
uuo pro3. 1884 -aftten: Qbdm8' @rpreB
l35, eutraIBacific 483 &bei. & G1to 1O4,
@rje 19g, DO. Brtor. 494, gates SbOre 958,
G..S. Central so, gort1 Betern 112I, Do.
Brtor. 14lt, R.=g. Central 49,, Btttsburg
138, 93enbtug 428, 3od Sslaub 1l9, untous
BoctFiC GC&. gEeferuzllui0n Gig.
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8upeuport, Soma, 5. giat. - gtu
Ghtlcu rtdtete gsgeu IS llbr beute Ra4mtts
ioG qToseu Sha6eu i'm uutsreH StaOttbetle
OH uuo Oemolirte DieIe 8sbdube. Gin 0tlHu
murbe gstobtet, uub msbrere aabere PfriOueu
srltttsu SerleeuugsH.
@btcugo, 5. Ilut.-Gtue 8tpsias aus
8nUsntOlt, Sa d, melbet, bo6 etu &Btlon
beute Vntmittag bret @ebduse am iiiolt4eH
guoe iensr Stabt, etn babies 8uBeuO tn au'
bereu 3beilsu entbadte uu6 otsIe beihd.
btQ'e. @lldli6ermeiia tam Riemano ums
Qebeu, nlsiu bier Periouea tTugeu SerIesanz
gan oanoH.