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Decided Z. r.v.- OF n. B-,dr..

Albany. April 5.-The Attorney General 10.
day rendered . decision denying the application Of
Oswald Oendorfsr to have all action begun against the
trustees of the New York and Brooklyn Bridge to pre-
vent them from erecting elevated structure acroes
Chatham and Centre streets and rryon row to be used
station. He believes ts proposed exercise OF power
by the trustees fully Within the scope Of the law IL
the structure. however H. as
any other property owner may maintain an action.
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IndIcsed for Acce p,Snr ~ Br,be.

WASHINGTON. April ga telegram has beon
received a. the Department Of Justice from the United
States District Attorney ut Galveston, announcing tia
indictment by the Grand Jury Of Edward Guthsdue'
late United states Attorney for the Eastern district OF
TeNas for having dcmanded and accepted bride, and
Also OF William tmidemstock United states Internal
ridge. In addition Joseph H. Mcbride has been indicted
cares
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Thos Cook Son have published . special pamphlet
setting forth the details Of grand trip 70 CALIFORNIA; IN
GLIDING route the mammoth cave Of Kentucky. the
caons and mnss Of the Rocky Mountains the Yosemite
Valley and other attractions Pullman cars are 70 con
New YORK once At asi Broadway The pamphlet Will
b. mailed tree on sppliGauon.-AAv.
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Further Rsdue,Ios ct Freight Rates.

In accordance with the demand for reduc-
ton NJ tar.f cotton % ii. bass OF tho ewsss
cut rates. Commissioner Fink has R1ven notice thss
taking effect Monday. April T. the rate on upcom.
pre-s-d cor,on 10 New York from points named Will hs
~ cent; ems; 4! LoniS and Eas. iianoa ~ c~ns;
sonyiils, and New Albany. Sc cents. aud Cilennan.
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IcAoo, April 5.--Charles Schoultz 10 Q Ger

CHICAGO. April 5.-Charles Schoultz 10 Ger
man farmer residing with hts wife. son. aud daughter
near Tawas Mich HIS house entered last night by
three men In flannel mssss Entrance was effected BY
forcing the door open with = fence rni.
The father wsa urst assaulted with climbs and beaten
over the head llis.on aged ~ and HI. daughter aged
daughter was hsdiy beaten The object Of the men WAS
robbery. They sect red 2 100 marks In gold.
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The popular establishment Of MI rhomss Kelly has
moved ffou 5eS 9Th sv to i and ioa West l7h St. two
dOors from 9Th here will 10 on agreeable
terms q credit. neynnernt line, Of rieh .,iks and
marietta ters*ys mems, youths, aud boys clothing,
boots aud shoes &C.; pa!ssos and sun umbIelss send
modified terms from the credit clsrk.-idu.
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eos.e - Eurspe n . Dsry.

BATH. Me-. April 5.-Capt. Traynor started
at noon in dory to row 10 New York. whence he will
attempt to row across the Atlantic starting early in
June. His boat 10 thirteen feet long and Ave wide 1t
hiss = cabin and nrtixht tanks, and will carry four
months provisions from Bath He expects to arrive In
New York In ten days
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Mrs. Stearns. who keeps a butcher shop on
Third avenue and seventysscond street. susd Ars Ra
b@us Of siStvurtb and second avenue tnr 500
for her services IN securing husband FIR MA Rnbens's
daughter, Rachel. Juigc Moneu gave decision yes-
t"rhay against Mrs Sttarns ami required her 10 pay $40
counsel fors and costs % court The Judge bald yhaS
such contracts are aysiu-t pubitc morals
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PHILADELPHIA. April 5.-Manager John A.
McCaul appeared before Ssisrate to-day and swore
. warrant for the arrest of Gustav Amberg. against
whom he recently trough. snit to restrain him from
The warrant charges Amherg with perjury, forgery
and conspiracy. search mad. for Amhcrg. hut lie
was restrained from producing the play has been
continued,
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A $3.50, 900 Mortgage an the Willard Palace.
Henry Willard ASSIGNED his Madison avnnne

hoHrS 'lliaru dssleheu his hHulsou avenue
palace TO William Endco't Jr, aud Horace White as
trustees They were to dispose OF the property and de-
vote the proceeds to paying Mr. Wizards
III. Oregon Railway and Navigation COMPANY Yester.
day Instruments were filed, showing that the property
wua On Monday last ortGngsi to the Gsrnania Life In
snrance Company for loan OF S3pSs OF III. amount
thus secured, SIGtDD WAS paid to tbs Manhn,
INKS Institution in satisfaction Of the lattcr's claims
nat IA
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TWO BULLETS IN HIS BRAIM
A Lawyer Shoots Minshir ~ he IL Abous -
be Arrestea.

be Arrestea.
BATAVIA, N. Y, April 5.-Lawyer J. j.
Fitzgerald stood at the foot OF the stairway
leading to his offloe this afternoon and watched
President Howard OF tho National Bank and
Constable Buxton. who were conversing on the
opposite side of tho street. Tho constable
came toward Fitzgerald. and he went up to his
office. whore he fired three shots into his head
Tho wounds are fatal.
II was discovered to-day that Fitzgerald had
forged the name Of Capt. IT. Lynch to several
notes. Rggregating 5000. and the constable had
warrant for his arrest.
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Arrival OF MIn,s.er HAT. Body.

The body Of Minister Hunt. who died In st.
PetersburS arrived on the steamship Ebe At the Bre
pier Hoboken at O'Clock last evening. The cot
nm. wrapped IN the American coors wac in dnrsened
ataternnn. Mrs. Hunt, who board, WAS
country The ren,Ginp we're plnce! on tho Warrington
train. The funeral serrrss VIII take place TuesdGy
a. s. Johns Oh, rch in Washington. and the intormsnt
will be In Osk Hill Cemetery.
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M. Cursis = Delegate.

Tho Sixth district Of Castloton, Staten Island.
elected george william Curtis and Walter Durbr0w
delegates LAST night to the Republican County CoEvsn
ton, which will be held on Saturday evening
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M.p,e... Wen. q. .. C,.e,....,.

CINCINNATI. April 5.-Manager Fennesy OF
Hsucks opera house received despatch from Col,
Nsplsson this morning from Omaha saying that on A.
nsxS week
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VIZ. =! ss : II ssls
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800 K.s. or Powder B,.wn sky High.

sHAMoKIN. Pa. April "a terrific powder
explosion occurred this morning o. the powder mill Of
Rsury Co. william Yoeuln. the superintendent wss
knocking the crust that had formed during the night
on the chaser o. erushss when The explosion occurred
Over 100 kegs Of powder sxplsdsd.
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Tss AiEUai OtAee F~eAIcssrA,
Partly cloudy weather. followed by lishs rains
In s",,asrn portion. nortSsi'y v'nds. no shsSSS SHI
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NOT A SIGN OF ANY RIOT.
fHE SOCTALJsrS THANK 1HE POLICE
FOR BEHAVING WE'LL.

EIaSsrate Prepsvaassss fsr 0seIlsus Riss
which the s~eSsissss haA Nc 1ass AZ Pre-.
vokiss, aaA for saviss Property they Say
was sst ThveassasA-sIver Twelve HIM.
AreA Blue Csass ID 8ssdisess - March.
About three thousand men laughed at the
police all through meeting in the Cooper
Institute last night. and many OF the con-
spicuous members Of tho force sat By and henrd
the continued and persistent ridioule that pro-
voked tho laughter. sometimes the laughter
was good humored. sometimes It was con-
temptuous. quito frequently 1t was defiant.
The meeting WAS in the great hall Of the
Cooper Union. under the auspices Of the So
cialistic Labor party. and for the purpose OF
discussing the recent Cincinnati riots.
The air had been full OF the most disgusting
rumors all day. Every rumor pointed to pos
sible or probable bloodshed. and either was
acknowledged to have cmanated from Police
Headquarters. or. II anonymous. was coupled
with the opinions OF the police with regard to
It. Since tho day OF the Tompkins square
disorder the police have not been so
wrought up or 80 thoroughly prepared
for battle as they were at O'Clock last
night. Mysterious rumors were said TO have
reached headauartors on the same wind that
brought news Of last nights meeting and they
pointed to woll- planned assaults on the prop
eEGy vi uiSck tAso SoopSA
Institute. The outlook WAS not unique. II
was to be q mere repetition and second edition
OF the Cincinnati riots; frat. a meeting. and
then attacks on capital. instead OF on jail.
Up Chatham street. M aud down the Bowsry.
through thirty side streets. marched plRtoone
OF blue coats. bound. some Tor Cooper Institute
| and some for the rendezvous In MULBERRY
bar.enders Joined the drinkers on the corner
| small boys were wild with excitement.
The great ball filled slowly. The first to
come we're thesdetectives. Eotsven the report
ers had ever seen so many OF them. Tho next
| to come were the policemen. many in subor-
dinate round hats and some In ~ ecutive square
peaked caps. Finally the Socinlists came.
When the hall Was almost full the orderly au-
| dience. very largely composed Of Germans,
bu.zed until the place sounded like an exag-
gerated beehive. but sounding above all the
| noise was the merry prattls OF . blue eyed.
faxen; haired Saxon child, which stood on :
| form and waved its chubby little arm In a
semi-circle. which. IL extended. would have
to the right and left and would have missed as
| many mnrs members OF the force behind II.
This was tho call that was at tho bottom Of
| all the excitement:
| ,,,u,H,SvS,
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OF the Daily Mems; Randolph Cadicott, Tins
10y Sambourne, William Schenck Gilbert. Luke
Fildes. r. A.. and others. The dinner was
very brilliant one. and is very favorable
Augury OF the feeling which attaches TO Mr..
Barrett's approaching debut in 'Yorick's Love-"
Mary Anderson has found It necessary to pro-
test against the many matrimonial paragraphs.
which werc certainly beginning to do her
harm. as there was an uneasy impression that
they were advertising puffs sent out by inju-
dicous friends. She protests that they are tho
productions OF an enemy As proof OF the
good will she enjoys among hor profession. she
mentions that she received 800 letters after her
professional matinee. She Is very tired after
her long engagement. and rejoices Mt the pros
pect Of rest. Her theatre IL the only ono that
romans open tonight. OH account OF the
funeral OF the Duke Of Albany. and this may
get hor into q scrape.
Society is portentously dull and the season
is practically destroyed by the Dukes death.
Marshall l. Snellgrove. the most fashionable
men miliners. have countermanded an order
for 81. 1000 OOO worth Of silk.
Tho great social success Of the day Is Salvini.
He has hundreds of aristocratic adorsrs A
society journal draws the moral that tho secret
OF male success In London 10 70 be stout. sono-
rous. and sentimental.
There 10 nothing very new In the literary
world. Charles Reade 10 probably dying. An
thony Trollopa's posthumous novel Is moor
stun. Robert Browning's now work will be
very serious and will contain some Of his deep
est thoughts on the highest subjects. We are
promiseda new edition OF the great Elizabethan
dramatists. and Tsnnyson 10 said to answer
With much III humor congratulations on his
| degradation to the pssrass.
Z The divorce suit Of the Earl Of Euston de-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-12-03

RenzDort, @ 9s3smbsr.-&barles 8.
Ssboru, Rafsnfurator Der ORaI Street.
8dnf," tpuroe beute BON Sberoertdlt auto
riiirt, zine rueitere 9tuiosnoe bon 10 Bro,ent
3u 5ahleu. Sobal6 Stes asihsbtu III, nsr'
ben 80 Bro5snt Der 9spOittsn bsjublt ieiu.
- Die ,@riesEubn" bat ioebsn ibre EatrD
preiie natb allsu Bunttsn I'm Wsftu nm ei.
men tpsitsr.u Dollar bsrabssiset. Die Btl=
lsts nnd1 Chicago foatn le5t 50 uno ruerosn
BON ,SfaIpsrS" fir $3.50 usrtaITt Die
,Htmsgotfer Central 8obu" bat ibrs Stat
ten Ssuisnigeu Der D@ris Gubu" slst6gsz
fsGt.
Ser btsfias DSusspsnSsut" Ser0ffeut.
Itdt etn rsuss @eotfIt oss britti9sn poi
Yoetsu 0orb alfreo SPnu9ion betttsIt nots
6rsihsif."
- 8abrsub Der uorlseteu RoGt brauasu
ginbrt9er tn gbarleS RItberforo's Bob,
ruue urhe Bstroiiu, 3D., Elm, oergiftstsu
ban SaIshunb, dloroformtrten Sru. Stu
tbsrtorc nub ietns Srnu, raEbten $3.50 unb
idnttt.n bsr 6rau tbr Iougss Sauptbasr ab.
Gle iibsrinbsu $500, bts fid tn elmer Sdub
lace befnubsu.
- arbstter, psl1s siuen abgeIsgsusn
@iufel i'm fsller bee carlton SoIis," Gds
Der Rcro BtLItamz ruo Grlntfortirass,
rstaigten, fnubeu beute bic oerwsften llebers
rsfe tines 5rausn3immers, peIds ii4 ido1
Inups .3sit bort bsfiEben 5u bGbsu i5tenen.
Ste 2stds log unter etueu1 9aufen Ii4e.
Aus umfGnee osuten an, oaB ots SerfOr'
beue srTor6st uno ooB Der R0rper bort oer'
botssn mur6e. Der Rsusr tIt I6on isit ms5'
rereu Sabreu nid]t mehr bsnuBt rporbeu.
- Der beuti9s Birtb Srau, fletu, mel
der an 9orgeu b.s Dautiaauugstagss ben
0liGosI 8snuetn tridos, pdbrenc osrislbs
in Slsin's g8irtbiGaft eiu5ubrsheu usriuGts,
truroe b.ute BON Der @orouus'Slrh fretges
iprO6sH. Die Surp srtI0rts bic 3bat fir
eertdtfertiat.
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Ser Wablftrett Ia JlLinots.
Der &puprrneur enticbeieet III BuniftE etS
RepubIifanrrS &emdn.


Spriugftelb, Sls., 2. Os;smbsr. -
@oue. SamiIton bat cen 9smau.Sraubt'iM Den
0ablftreit III 9unften bes 8spublitaners Sc
man enti6isbeu uno oeRlielbeu etu @rpdb.
luugs.&ertifitat als Staats= senator fiir ben
6. 9iffrtdt ausgefisllt. Der @Ouuerueur &c.
Hart In ieinsr @nti4eioung, er Tel burd eius
griinbIide llutsriuduua ;u Der lls6sr3euguuQ
9elanet, bab 9snan stne Rajoritdt BON 394
Sttmmen erbalten babe unb geietIta sr'
pdhlt jst.
Gbtcago, 2. Se,embsr. - Die @rnnb.
Surb bss btsiissn gunbessertdtes bat stueu
SeriGt iiber bae Reiultat ihrer unteriuduna
bsSiiQltG bes Wablfirtttss TN 6. Sifrtft elm
g.reiht, tusldaer erfldrt, es let erpisisn, bas
In itnem Difiritt mad bem ShlteBeu Der
yBolls" iibsr 200 Stimm3ettel gsftoblen un0
ourG stne alstde Iusabl gefali9tsr Sttn1m'
settsI srisst tporoen ieien. SIe Surp bat
Inflagsitrtften eegeu oeridteoeus BerIonen
tusaen Oss arg,bli1su 8abIbstrugss aufge.
ssnt.
Gin oua so Bargeru bsfieb.nbes gomtte
bat fid gsbtlbst, nm stue griinbltds, uupat.
tettife unteriuduug iiber bic angeblideu
sSahlbetriiaerstsn i'm 2. Bejirte Der 18.
gGarb (6. 9ifritl etujulett.n, unb $2J, 900
ioIlsu ~ bteisr !Smsde aufgsbraht psrben.
8os &onitte beabiidtist, stHe Gslohuuug
bon $4,000 fir bts lls6srfiibrung Der Sdut.
Sisen au3ubistsn. 9smnn, Der repnbIitani.
tde &anotoat, bat cen Soridlag ittues 9eg.
nera, bes Ssmofratsn &uboIpb Braub, 40
elmer ususn Sttmm.u3dblung tm gan3eu
9iftift, osrtuorfsn. @r ertldrt, ba Der Sou
osrueur test gu isineu @unftsn eutIGisbeu
babe, 70 ms,be tr ftine Quiprd1s teiuem an=
bsreu SriburaI, als ssm Staatsisunte an
hpinfieHen
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Gin Ni6tcr als @0rSer oers
bdffet.
Srutoler Wepre auf pfFtntr gtraHt in Rem
CrltGns.- ain nffdrtiiebcrSeamter auf fets,
SBEife iibcrfaItn une GbaeidbIaebtet.


SrutaIer Naprs auf OHtntr straae in Rem.
SrItdns.-& ain ftdrtiiberSeamter auf Ietse
sBstie iibrrfaHtn une GbseitbIaebtet.
NstpsS Orleans, ). DECEMBER. 81. s.
Uturpb9, tpeldler gsitern aosno erI6oiisu
tpurbs, Imar gnfIeber iiber eiue an Der @lat'
bOrnsfiraBs bsi@aftigte S9aar Rdnusr. Sc
ins auf elmer Sreppe Dor elmer Sbiire, ole
3pet Boli3tffen BON elmer Seite Der uuo 3psI
In etnil getleibete Ndnuer, iotpte stn BOLT
iiif bon Der anbersn Sette berannabten uno
NIT Reuoluern auf ibE ~ f6tsBeu beganusn
Nurpbp 3rg ietnsu S1epolusr uub erutbsrt.
6as Ssuer. yla96sn1 alle famrsrn ietnsr
Boffs leer tuarsn, fOb ct nm bic @dt Der
Sumaiuefra6e beruul, no &c utebsrgsfdOis
len uub eet0otet tuHr6s. @r srbtelt fiiuf
Wunbsn, bereu je6s t6btItf mar. &t1tsr
2bpmas 8. Suro, ietu prubsr Patrid s.
Sorb, ictuie bic BnItsiiien gB. 9. &aufisle,
g1' 8. Sudls1, &harIss 8aoer nno Sobn
gPurphb iino tueeen oes Roroes uerbaitst
tporbeu. Gin bittsrer 9roll berridte Iett
etntaer 3stt 3tpti&sr WurpbB nub benz 8t&'
ter Soro. Yiurpb1 mar Dor mebrersu Wfoz
uutsn tusgeu zines 6rtebeusbruds bonn Rif'
ter Soro 3u $25 Citrate obsr 30 t6gigsr @s=
fdrgnibbaft oerurthstlt uno oabei al5 >, Sea6
Beat" unb DSoOblum" bsuuuatrt morbsn
GtItGs Sage fpGtsr lteB er Bladate anidla=
gen, In pslden sr Den 8thter aller m0gltz
den SbIbbiibsrsteu unb S9IsGttgtsitsu BE-
iduIbiets. Gtu 9tbsGpro,ss, pslfer nod tn
Der Sdpsbs tn, tpur bte 6oIgs. Eorb srfldrt
poiitiu, sr babe RtAts nit Der S3ts6srst ~
tbun gabnbt. Gin Wanu. Hamens Slsriug,
peIGer uebau Turpbp iaB, srlttt etue let4te
Wunes.
Die @efapgsueu bsfanteu teute siu SOrs
psrb6r unb pIniotrteH nnift ihulota." Sa
Ssr Staatsarpalt nidt jum BrO3sIie b.reit
mar, 10 tpnrosu bic isrnsren Serban6luugen
ueriGcben, mo bte Qugetlagttu o6ue Biirg'
idnft bem @afdngniiie iiberptsisu. ansm
auidlsiue mad tpsrben Die fstgeu ReudeI.
m6r1sr b.s @apttdHs Rurpbp Der CITRATE
sntesbsu, ta fstns .3eussu aegeu iie aufsez
funben tpsr6sn ionnen, obgleid1 90 bts 30
Renfdeu bic BIuttbot NIT auiabsn.
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(ginebieb uno S6aafe perbsn mao BEN 8rlttp,
@eni6t bertauft, S6tustne bGaeaen na6 eem Rsttos
getDi9t. b. 3. 20 4rosent nsniser, tpis 8ruttosgts
pi4E,)
Rineoieb.
Die Sufu5ren paren in eieer Bo5e i5bi5er, ais
IN Der peripi4ensn, bic EuaIitEt berielbeR 6sier-
Die gei6Gite tparen mdbia Isbbaft
Se srete tlr Rinbbtep barrttrten, pie FoI9t: bsfe
GOrten $500 - 5000; bic geiub5n5e ais srfte
nualitdt notirten 81 90 - $I75; fiir mittlerS
peer cute Gualtat $500 - $500; oroinare bilrrs
iurse Stiere, Gcbien unb RiIBs $3.50 - $500
nuberits Rreisrnten $3.50 - 5000; Die meiitsn
gertaufe sei9aber 81 $3O0-$5.25.
geiGmnItbetrnq Der Sufabr fir eieis 2So9e 2242
Stisd, b9rigs g9e6e 1884 STUD (In Der borla4Tissn
EPtf6 ~aTbe.NG!c Rotiriluseu suritrter bon $50
6:s Se5 trc Gtiic e mad Der auaIitat her aHas5pts
g6peine.
Sie Sufu5rsn tpaTeH IN eieier Ao5s peuIser. ais
in ber bxrufsReu bic Eualitat eerslben ebsu 10 qut
eas Gs'Gaft mar maBis Isb9aft, Ua9ren6 bic grsiie
upberan6sIt bIiebeu.
mir notirer bic seipD6nIidt Sorte gu 5l2 bis GLa
Gents, Bic beTere Surte 81 GA bis 6al gts, ie uaa
Der lnaIitdt Der 4nsebote.-ge eidnmtsn5I Der Sui5r
6l6I Stii6, gepen 72lS Sttd IN lsster 29od,s unh
66O5 In serielten 2Bo1s ses borl9en Sa9res.
Edaafe une Sdmmtr.
Tte 9uFlbrsn raren in bieier sB05e f.drfsr, ais
In ner beripit eneu bic 0uaIttat berielben aber it
tehsr. Gas eIei6aft fir cute S9dais une Sanuer
tplr md6ig Itbbaft. nd5rene bic aepOhuli1e Gorts
ntt 70 Lsict 9ehEier anp; bon &Esisaris iplr tene
qIir rctirsn arts Gdaafe Al 2 Bis Az gerts, unh
Q3nrsr 31l bis 5 Gents, ie rad Der DN1Litat bsE
Rnaebote = 8aFIbrsu in bitier @05e 1858 Stld.
atatn 604 in p0riesr ESs5s uns l7la Stga IN Ssrs
Httbsn Eso&s sts ssEVasa Sasres.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

GGeorpra g. SaIbGd al 9. g. WoS u. 5rGu, gnlnS.
md Sloiete Der Sertbatpr nGbs YjneiraBe, 2S bst
$50, $4,000, @rUnbains 800. Scbuun y. 5rtte
on g. aulius. Grunbitlt Gusite Der Bou6s, nabe
Eager itraBe, IL bel 60, $l050. SoPGnn g. 5rlds
an s. SreIIer unb 6rau, 2 8runeftiite, $1,000, Sr.
S4Z. Sohn ", Sdrtlobe OIL 6. Senft 8ruuoittid
Gtiete Der Qunz uabe 6bepiiraBe. u BEL 20. $500.
8runbains { 10. Charles GdnG on gS. ". ylorrl5,
Brunbittd Sfisite ber GreitoHraEe, rIte 0olbroois
Quep, IL bel 20, $500, grunb'tns $50 $. 8ebiter
GrpipI unb 5rnu un gsiuidm ". slider, @erwalter, 2
8runeTide. S62O0. glIiabetb Il. Sanbers ar ". 8
7orfep GrGroftiid g9efisite Der GurspitraBe, ua6c
Gbniunbi ionzHnerue. 1S bel 100, $4,000, gruHbJins
500. 5ticori4 9rie9 an 4. SOB @rlnoitid JiOr6
isite ssr 4rattI, nnbe gHLdstiitrGbe, 80 bel 159,
$1,000, @rInbsins S4S.2S. e. 8. Sabis unS @atts
on z. G.. BaiIeb, gruubitild Sitoiete Der Gpm.r1es
ION. gperue, nu5s RpuntfrnBs. 10 BEL 90, $500,
grunbSins 500 Srensrid 6. Sei8be an =. Y. 8teer
ion, 8runotide, $1,000, GrursyHs $l20. lBlz
tem g. Dulsr oil n. 2imperg, @rllneitid g8sftisite
her 9urbams nabe ebeiuitrabe, 10 BEL 90, 5000,
grunbains S27. Soiepb Y. SstDe an y 9, @iLiou,
@ruubitiit Sienefrss.e Der SdrIemz2tuenue, nQ {
S5rboeritrnbs, 1S beis5, s., @runclius $50. Wsar5
G. 9istpeuhu ". 8orting, Srneitiid Oitieite Der
Gsarlsss, nate YarEepitTabe, l3 be, 100, Si25O,
gIunesins $40. y. o. Billion an 6. @. 9ipbiuIua,
Grun6Itid Sleieite Ser 6drLem Abe, uabe Sbr0bers
StraBe, 16 bel So $GCJO 9ruuoSne 500. GItias
teib d. 8eraer, TeitanentSUoIitreterin, an 81 g.
Berger. orsi SrunSfiIde, 5000. Grun6s,us 1898.
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Der GeInmarPt.

Rspsgort 2. 93subsr. -5OIgsubss
fub bic S6luBuuttrungen: @sib Ofiuetr
IN II Bro3snt nub ihIos 3u BroIeut. -
5terLtus> >Bs6iI 4.S0i - 4.60 anf fe1s3tg
Gage unb 4.e44-4.84a auf Stdt. SunOes.
Obltgutiousn S=prO;. 101i, 4l'prOB 113t
uno 4spro1. 123g.-aftien: ADAMS grprss
1872, Central sBactfic 94t, Sbei. g. Sbio 81,
gris IA, DO. BrtOr. 80, 2ate'ShOre CIT,
RS. Central 43, yiortss Sefteru 9l5.
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Mduber,1lntpefen in xeras

Sunantoutp, Esr., 2. DECEMBER. -
Gin unbetanntsr Wuuu uurbs oteier Gage
non .iner 9isbesbanbe 40 Wstlsu 6ffltd, Don
@Iurfsptle bsraubt Anb srmor3st. Gin S6e.
riffs gufgsbot bOlte bic Baubs ssftsrn 30
Rsilen bonn Sduuplase bes Serbredeus
etu une eiu Ranpf eutftauo, In tpeld5em 3pet
Der Hdubsr gstOOtet uuo Elm brittsr tobtlt1
ueruuuoet nurosu. Son ben SerioIaeru err
lttt,u ;tpei lebsrsgtfGbrlid]e Duubsu.
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Rurse 2abeIespsGcben.

- Die fiirsltbs @rndbluug Oes Bonnsar.
ttitsn Garuisr gum @tttgltsO Der frau36ii
Idsn Dsputirtentammsr ntro BON oen mo
nardtftti6eu gIGtteru ole stn 8sneis Der
8eattton ssgsn bic &epubltt ausgsIegt.
- Gnut Ra6ri6tsn ans bem g,duaueu-
Iaubt tnSii6afrtfa habsr bic ySqattsrs" Die
Sori4Idgs Der gRtuilisr Der SaptoIonts aus
gsnommeu, nn6 Der Strstt III iomtt gsz
Glthtet.
- SoGgsfstIts 8egisrunss Ssamts In
0lobrib bearsttsn bic gugubt, baB cine Rt=
utfrtrtiis bort In ausftt ftebe.
Der RoGsnbsri6t Der bsutIdeu 8ei4s-
bauf srgtsbt sius abnabms an Sarteslb i'm
Bstrage BON 100000 Rart.
- Ssnrb I. StanIsn fam esteru In
2onbon al. st tpirb tn Der nGdfsu g8ode
rad Berlin 3uridFsbrsu.
- Die Sdififubrt uuf Der Sber IN In
JOlss bes @tsguugs gei9loiieu wUrbsu.
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RtehmdrTte,

Gbtcagp, 2. Ds36r.-SGpetne: gu
fubr as, 900, Ssrienbuns $500 Stid; Breiis
uariirteu 3tpti&eu 1926 uuo $4,45.-Siub'
uteb: i3ufubr 1000, Berieubuus $500 Stiid;
Bretie 1artirten 3pii1su $3.50 uub SO. co.
S&aafe: 3ufubr 5000, Seri.ubuug 400;
Pretie parilrtsn atpii9eu $2.00 uub 1915.
gnfubr 10, COO, Ssrisnonua 800; Brstfs bari,
irttu stpiiGrn $3.45 uub $3.50 &tnbuieb !:
3ufu6r 700, Serisneuue 100; Breiie part.
trteu ,uif6en $3.15 uub 1915. - S9aafs:
3ufubr 500, Serienbuns 300; BretIe part
irten stpliGsn 50. 90 NIB 1926.
@ai i=2tbsrtp, Benui., ben 9. Dsibr.
-StinbpieE: 9ufuSt III. SerisnSung 1887;
BreiIe uaritrten spiiasu $4.00 unb $3.50
gGwein.: 3ufuhr l00C. 8srisnbuus 5000;
Brett. paritrteu 3tpiiasn $3.50 uuS $50
-SGaafe: i3nfuhr 2400. BsrisuOuue 1000;
Brsiis pariirttn aptiGsn $1.00 uub s4.00.
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Ete Grnnen unS 9elben auf Heu=
funhInnA

ct. Sobus. RS, 2. DECEMBER. -
Die SSfantsr" au &oucsptiou.Bnp ueruriaz
6eu nsus urrubeu. Die Senffer Der 8cs.
ming stnss &ebsmtortfenpaters fpurbsn etuz
etipOrfsu, unb bic rSrnnisr" srrt1tstsu et'
men Gitumrbbogen NIT Banuern nno Ssm'
bclsn uabe Der fatboItiden Strds, 70 baB
sine tatbcIiits Bro3sifion gejpuug.n mar,
inter brm RpGeu berau,ieberf