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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
CHARLES UPsOE,

Cold WATER, Mich, Sept. 6.--<'haries Epson
fell dead with heart disease at his homa IN tds city last
night lie was born In southingtou, Conn.,, March 49,
1921 Ito WAS elected State senator in this State In
1854 He WIS appointed Railroad Commlssoner In 1897
and held tho Office four years, when he was "eolea
Attorney General OF Michigan. Ho served IN the
XXXViIIth. XXXIXth aud Nlth COngfcs,rs ne was
elected Circuit Judge of tho Fifteenth J1Hal District
oT Michigan I'm SGD position which 10 Leu until he
resigned in 1872 lie offered the position ~ indian
Commissioner by Secretary Chandler bat oe''ihed H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
THE SENATE INVESTIGATION.

The Senate committee appointed to investi-
gate the workings of various departments of the City
Government will begin its work this morning in tho
chamber Of the Board OF Aldermen IN the City Hail Tho
committee consists of Senators Gibbs, Mccarthy. Conn
stock, DAILY and Plnkitt John II. strahan and Charter
p Miller the counsel for the committee. 10 Is prob
able that the Department OF Public Works will be r>t
taken up, although the purchase OF sites for varios
armOres OF tie National Guard may take precedenee
The Investigation promises to be long one extending
probably into DeceIlDer.
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yRAys1TLAYrI0 IRA VELLERs.

Among the passengers on the Elbe' OF the
North German Line who arrived from Bremen and North
hampton ON Saturday we're j. Freiler MI ana
Mrs Abraham Kaufman, Samuel Biumenthai' Jules
Brunner DIR. and Mrs II. A. Colt G. wheeler; d; haT
gate simon Frank II. stevens, George bissril, w III.
Reynolds William Caleb Lorng, Mr and Mrs u.
Cohen Albert Fcrtig Alfred Levy David DaVi, solomon
isaac John H. Buck, Adam shaer, ID. ~. Lem
kerlne Josef Patterson, Max stern, jacob DaVidson
on the serya OF the Cunard Lane the ioh9"ing were
among those who sailed for Liverpool H. - Angus
M aud Mira Lawrence G. Alvord, Albert Booze, the e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

,r.u,ocrots in New-York, and he Is popular. TOO.
entea Ddossd by every element Of his parry Lave So
ne 70 - md win have factions 70 light ike MT Oi''
STATE; IA, ap IN making peace with John Kelly"
county CLERK. Manster worts, of oswego, has IS
-, c;,cnlar stating that he has decided 10 DC
sur SUI for Senator for the XXIst District
The gircrhedd Netcs believes that T. j. HAWKINS "0N'"
x.or,i,ily represent Suffolk County in the Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
Post OGicc Notice.

Letters for foreign countries specially adrsa,
sired 20 duplcfg Dllxng ircl dlsamels
Letters no specially addressed being sent oy tla ts'st -
Forea mas oe aa week cniia; aopseal lor y va SOS,
tPRoNPi Ia All caset ~ I IA onjo a. ijdbE,
MON AY-At6am for sintiago. Cuba. per ). 3 >Ou
Cambria. Via Pnladepla
Wa -o4In4mptoa and Bremen at ..oj a. ~. ci
direct per LAoragor va hayF; ue'ts,i ASi. -
suus direct and iol cneteoit an 1ur4e0A va az
land. per Miranda.
THURsDAY-Al5 3: - i. n ~ Eiro &C. 23'st 5et al!e
be directed per ocrnah.o's att;.s a. H. 20; r-a.
Ss5aaa y i ftS per + c,a1s 'i @; r ny @ $50
European countries mast oa llr35i,l " ror e5'H
pm. Tor tayt pcrs. r. M-na
FRlDAl-At9a m f0r Nsg oaailand "a, aa;..- =
$3.50 D. m for T~d&ino and tnitia. pei - p = sn
morse :, y va az 3 q .S s be- p
per steamer va New.Or eins'l
sATUkDAf-A6 o., a. 1 70, saroge pos A.
wa Soa.hhptoh gnu hi,th.h ~ o. a. s,i 80 90.
Srss %! n s AS A9sa9s va VI NJ Tor he =
direct Pc. : 8 EGsdn VIZ Am 1ef'tt.n be.,e.s
ases'sd va az ~ ei S Bs 49, ss
put q, SsgI,n via stown ef,e. ,' IN, =
per Cty OF Bcrln "a 5.3O p. m or ljiuedefs rey
town and iImOn. per 5. 5. Lucy r Aiej M Ae.s
s.. city OF pailas, via New-urieans
Mails for the sandwich Islands pe.S Alameda IVA Aa
frs9slseol close here september - &C p iais so
Ciy or syihey VIA oLn frhoseo close "rfe T,lt "a ~
Il, at p ~ sor ga arrlyn, az SeH oh o. = irtr ie
Islands. per steamer via san fsansscol close hecs
Septenbe H2i AZ D. Mails fOg ana, ~ ta. =
Tampa Fla. ald tnrnce by ste rncs, Aty We5s,
Fla. close at this ONCE DAILY nj $50 a. IA.
Tho schedule of closing o. ransPactc mails l. -
on the presumption tAelr uninterrupted oVcit
San Francisco Mails from East az "a
Francisco the day SAILING steamers dasDat5tt
thence the day.
HENRY G. PEARSON POstmas,ar
Post once New.lork. ~ ". september T. lsss
sspa;IP9sy lnsyssop los,v spss,a
ll9 rearl.st. Hanover squarel Newfotk.
Tue relatives OF w Riley citizen OF Now ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
TbE FORkIGN MAIL.
GOSSIP ABOUT PERSONS AND THINGS.
" SUR ~
d" Dead sure

III. I0OOnchfffN ftNLh A8N""NNis
DvNuGrK AND ORLEANs-l have been stay
ing AT III seaside mouse spanish political man. 81
considerable ght IN Madrid who has been To DrPpU
10 see the races there and tie opening oI hr
railway thence 10 1rrport. The Oreani-ts. he tells
me VINO mn ter nunrr0u-ly at both PAGES. were fuIl
OF IN, approaching marriage OF Prince W'ldcinT OF
denmark win the eldest daughter OF tie Duo dee
char res They epOk OF IL a. coup de Hdtre ~ me
Comte de PARIS. Ia-ked him why ibry should ihink 80
.sThc idea he replied that foreign uptcati"n~ are
brewiug. and hai when they become manifest he
C,,ute de Paris, friends II be able 10 say 10 France
.Take our Prince lie related and connected win al
the ri ming fani Of Europe !s niece. the Princess
Marie Amee. will shortly be Hlatcrin-Lw az me CIuf.
the Princess OF Wales the King Of Sfrecf, ana th'
future King oil Denmark He can OBTAIN through he~e
nersopages Diplomatic concessions WCh would not be
made TO "a BrssOn Frcycinrt or Il rry.' "And what
do von tIuk I" a. ed. " TINT u the yOuu- couple
are really lovers 10 will be very nice thing for then
prince Waldemar IL the darling PIX II TIC King
and Onecn OF Denmark. Al the other children are
handsomely provided or. thanks 10 the matchmaking
taicnts OF tie u-triOu- pair, and the start
the Emperor Nicholas gave them Tor the sake OF his
lost daughter, AlexaDira, who married brother OF
the Queen and died after her marriage They are
very economical aad their savings VII CHIEFLY he divided
bei weeu the KING OF Greece and WdIdcindr But the
Youngest son 10 10 nave Benjamips portion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

NEwBURG, n. Y, Sept. tSpccia)- Isaac
K oaKey who was president OF uasaack Natorai Bank
I'm this city since the death of Odell Hathaway about
nine years ago. died this morning at Salisbury NILS IN
this county. lilo was elghty-three years ola,
He was sick only short time. tie had
been an active and successful business mai of over
half century. lie respected as man VI ss'iSest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
NEARLY BEATEN 10 DEATH BY HER HUSBlND.
Owen Silkey. a laborer. fifty years Old, OF

No IA Unon-aye., Williamsburg, was ar
re.ted at midnight last night on chirso
of felonious assault upon his wife icr
1ca yras swollen IN horrible manner. her fingers were
hroLrn and sho was internally injured. She was taken
"a inc hospital and will probably die. little SOP OF
,Vc man said that his father came nome
drnuk Yesterday afternoon and immediately NJ,
liked 6is wife. DR. Murphy was summoned anu
iast cveniuR Father Wood OF 81. Vincent and Iauis
fhnrc administered her the last sacrament Oh the
church Then he Informed the police. The woman was
when the police ana an ambulance surgeon
hcd he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
49, snnHE nArLs REpvCED.

Through rates by the West Shore hallway
were r.huc CA Friday the basis Ot $i2 % to CHI
. ,,J a, IA ~ fouls 10 meet mo rates offered by
thH Erie through Ticket brokers' Tho NeW-l"rk Cen
ira, and West -hore COmpan} acting 90 CONCERT IN
rho ,tt.rs and officials of the road say that there Is
m foundation for the reports generally circulated on
saturday that there ia controversy between the west
suoie and the Central over through rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
nrnLINcroN. ". srprLIrD.

BURLINGTON, W., sept. & O>pcciah.-The
steam yacnt Matiqua arrived from Port Kent. twelve
miles distant across tho lake, to-day 10 g. M. l. IL.
Bishop. the Burlington agent. hld THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
delivered by four -pecia carriers tu al part- o thc city
ana the plrcrs were Tor sale 40 sc different ageu-
clcs Rurn ton people ure we'll pleased hy Va Ri
tNLs cntcrrr in ltr0ducn- hc only Ncw York sun
Guy paper reaching them the day % publication.
The xprcss boat this cry D. Only branch Of fHE
TEinTNI'- mann enterprise, hY which ttr Adirondack
Ialn- the lake supplied, but u J. apprcc-
ale ALL a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
From Lie tLoHdOH).

LrDWiG THE MoNEY-MAD.-Tho difficulties
OF the eccentric monarch OF Bavaria are ncrca, ng but
all ongh subjects are at thc Wlih end 10 nm "a
way Of extricating him froW his troubles ana ay tho
,ops of debt he has contracted ~ order 10 carry ont
Iis various fauces, he himself remains guile nncOn-
criuc and Is si giving orders for further embci,hing
fhe firy iRe castles which have caused us rulu Al
though no definite decision has been yet FNcd AZ hs 10
the as ia which matters to be settled, several plans
have becn suggested by the BavaIian Government AZ
first il 9as suggested that Ministers should ask TIC
parliament TO increase his Maesiys revenue 80 mat bis
liabilities might be gradually discharged By The surplus
hut this WIS not considered e sihe, as The country Is
already taxed to the utmost II was Then proposed mat
the princes oil the royal house shonld unite amongst
fheselves and pay the deis Nothing came OF this, as
The Princes Ludogic, Leopod. aud Arnniph, who arc
very wealthy dd not feel iAclined To come I" Inc assist
auoe he head Of the honse whilst the other princes OF
fhe family pleaded their inability 10 furnish millions for
tbcr chief when they have only lust enough to I've upon
tLcneelycs There also some tax 0i consulting the
court OF Vienna which Il closely related To that o.
bavaria bmt after the cOntretemps which happened some
seycuieen years ago aud which Is Sill IN tie memory Of
MANY il could hardly be expected that any Application
10 that quarter would have been iav0raby cOnslefee
AS things al present, bankruptcy SccHS ~ DC INC
ony resource LEFT TO Ills Majesty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
wgAr rHE STATE CONVENTIONS MAY DO

Charles s. WILDER, of Fairport, who was con-
pected with the State Committee last year, said TO
TRIBUNE reporter yesterday about State politics
"There never such q mixed and Indefinite condi'
zion OF things candidates there Is IN the Republic
can ranks to-day. the State Committee meeting
- saxatoga. You couldn't get single ssaer there to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1885,

HIS body Hn talks with easy, democratic arr and
Dgbt business clothes which well MT DIS massive
frame and spehds the time he is not engaged In charity
money milking In tanning himself In trying 10 keep
cool. lie lse1 good living. is widely Interested IN
sensible beneyuences and Is spoken OF as Leading
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. g. (SpeciaD.-W. Me-
Chen letter carrier instantly killed at Tenth ana
nsmopd gts last night By train on the Norrsto"h
branch OF tho Phhade phia and Reading BailrOau'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

integrity. He was descendant Of John Oakley. who
came fcom England and settled as farmer IN suffolk
County when 1t under Dutch rule. He be,ame a
director OF Quassaick Bank twentyone years ago. He
leaves wife and two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

TREAT PROMPTLY. - Cramps, Diarrhea,
Asiatc Cholera, ana all Bowel Affections with De-
Jayne's Carminatiye Balsam. and you will obtain
speedy relief and promote a certain :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
0UARDING AGAINST BURGLARS.

The American Loan and Trust Co. have bad
built in their Office at No 1l5 Broadway, New York By
the Marvin safe Co. a large steelned vault, with mas
sye doors and intricate locks and botwork. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07


made from small herd OF Jerseys kept m the hcst manner IN
ever way. No be r grains or any such hmg use "a,
milk .iccp cola spTins IN milk non IL an DC de
lycTUd bottles by express torrespOlaence md
calls iuViieU Al. Nj CHI ONE, 90 Readcst, New OK
and Sp.iIs Farm. near depo, Chatham n j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

dsy last year and so lower chan on sef
day.
Almost stationary temperature and fair or part
cloudy weather may be expected In city and ycDi
to-day and tomorrow. possibly followed by light RAJ
Tuesday night or wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
nov JoSrpU ~. DREYEL LOOKS.

Washington Leffefto the Ciepeiand Lfdaff.,
Dyexel lin whose cottage Grant dlcdl rs
fat $50 pound millionaire, ~ith troadiuilroy Ehgnsa
face big brancy head and heart as big IN si]o 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
THE WEAFHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Sept. For New-England.
continued cool and generally fair weather, variable
winds
For the Middle Atlantic states generally fair weather.
variable winds nearly statiOrary temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
DIED.

The Itching caused by skln diseases and the pain Of AGRA
s.Ols is always relieved by Olenns sulphur soap.
HIPS Hair ami WHISPER Dye, Black OF Brown. sos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

{. WIebalk, of lib West Twentieth-st., sells
Colgate 90 slaundry soap. The standard article
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

In the renewal OF the Aston House lease 10 hes'rs
Allen and Dam last month an advance was made In the
amount OF from US 900 to 100000 year. And It 10
cheap that told that that rattle-trap OF concern
French's Old hotel brings in in its present cond
non SlI 900 a year for a floor or two and the base
meul.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
Only NEw.YoEK rArsk AT THE ISLANDS.

CLAYTON, y. l.. sept. 6 lSpcci1h. As usual.
TnE TInuNl was the ouiy Ncw-lofA Sunday paper sold
IN The Taau-aud land. t-Iay. TIl rEIul wss Gold
at every pr u /. lpal stand before o a. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
5peflal Nonce5.
Pme Ircam Zoo lnyli ds

H. \. Squire < sons. Jewellers. 50 Fuiion-st, \. V
III imOnd Ear lin - matched an sizes
Watches 80 10 $lO0 Sterling ahverware 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

Tue relatives OF w. Riley citizen OF New-Y ofk
State viii learn something interest them by
Z. @. JANIS. Birch Bay. whatoon County, Washington
1euitory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

rerqirve L99,L op1r2vATIoNs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

summary Inspection Of Houses "a Speciality.
ClAs I. WlNGAIE, sanitary Engineer.
ll9 pearl-st. Hanover SQuare), New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

Mr. mn ia original In many OF his ideas One of the
minor ones ho enorcc his ushcrs. He never allows
the 10 converse With eacn other Capital example Tor
other theatres to follow Another his tickets Of adms-
sion have two coupons at zach end Either torn OH
admits the holder; tho other his seat against
pOsslble error.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

DR.. George r. Elliott, the specialist, whose micro
scopca Investigations revealed the true nature OF Gem
era Grants disease and who pronounced II
cancer ana incurable, Is younger even than ether
of the other two lie is not more
than tweny-seyen. but began his studies at such an
carly age be veteran surgeon before reaching the
prime Of ife Only few years ago the popular preJu-
dice Dictated speak, the exclusive consultation OF
Old physicians The fashion o. has changed decidedly IN
my time The young arc coming to the front IN al
the professions
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-20
8rGuOe.

BbiIabelp bia, 10. Suli. - @eiterr
Dtor9en fIrS mad 2 llbr brad in Der Sele.
9rapben=Sffice Der y 8efern llnlonz Comp.
al Der 10. unb @befnutitraBe i'm 4. Stod
0eS @eb6ubes Der vNutuals s2ebenSuerI1es
rrngs=@omp." 6euer ans, iuabri1etnlid) oaz
ourd), oaB Der Srdbt elmer GeituHg fir elef=
tlli9e8 Si6t nit eiuem Selegrapbenorabt in
Seriibrnn9 fam. 3uerft gerietb baourf eine
Sretterunterlage in Srano, auf Der 400
0rabte rubten. Qouis De Ofai;e, Ser Rad,tz
telegrapbiit, bemertte baS 6euer unb per=
ludte, Die brennenSen Sretter berunter III
reiBen, bod batten ff Die 6lammen bereits
Su pett perhreltet uno in un9aublif tur3er
Sett oaS san3e Sol;mert in Der Office erz
9rlfTen. Gte 6euerlpebr War iebu9 i9neu
6nr Steue, uno eS 9elang beren QnIlren9unz
gen, oas 6euer anf Die Office Su beihrdnfen.
Stele lelblt mar iebof oOllitdnoig aussez
brannt, uno Der Sdabsn oiirite Die Summe
BON $4,000 iiberftel9en. Dag Die 6lammeu
auf lbren nriprln9liden 6erO beidrdntt per=
ben toHnten, TT namentli6 au6 Der por,iiaz
lifen, Sur9ans feuerii6ereH Contribution
bes 9ebauoeS Sn;ui6reiben.
Solicit, Su., 18. Suli. = @eitern gtad1t
nm I'll llbr brad in Der Siifernertitdtte Hr.
Seuer aus, unb trob Der AnItrsnqunaen
Der SOlieter 6euerlpebr puroe bas @ebdHSe
iammt Snhalt Elm 3taub Der S5lammen. Oas
@ebdube, mel6es innerbalb Der @efdnauikz
mauern 9ele9en mar, nuroe bon gBinter.
botham & SObnen sur Aniertieung bon Sal
fern bennbt. 0tan glaubt, OaB Oas 6euer
I'M Srodenraum eutitanS. Der Sd1aben
nirb $4,000 nidt iiberifeigen. 9tur meniae
Straflin9e wuBten, baB eS branute.
Soiton, 10. Suli. = Die 8aqqonnertz
ifatten Der n9tefu-9ort Stem. @ngldnber giz
ienbubn" 5u gOrwOOb muroen beute Rads
mittag ungefGbr ;ur 6Glfte Surh 6euer ;er-
fort. @ian i6dbt ben SerIuft anf $780,
600.
Stn9bamtOn, q. g., 10. Suli. -
Gin beute Wttttag in oem pSooits8lod" aus
9ebrodenes Seuer ri6tete S9aoen i'm Be-
trage BON circu $4,000 an. Der ar0Bte
Sbeil oes 9ebaubes uar BON elmer Grader.
bdferei eingenommen.
ytep Yort, 10. Suli. - giner Dope
i6e aus Stem Brighton auf Stoten= Sslanb
sufolse gin9 S. .. Sing & Comps @pps=
miible bente in Slammen nui. Serlult $26,.
600, Serfi6eruns $l2O,OO0. 0fau glaubt,
ouB Der Srano cine erbebIi6e Steisernns I'M
Yreiie bes @ppies on Der atlautii9eu Siiite
,nr Solge baben piro.
Hpad, R.s9., 10. Suli. - freoerid
Seiier's groBe Wiihle ,u Snuerftratp giug
beute friib in 6lammeu auI. Serluf $780,
600.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-20
Wcips9 orfer Wa6rtd,te,,.

9tetu gort. 10. SuIi.-@trta 80 Sdle
bon SOnnenltif tuurben gefteru bier beri6tet,
uno fiinf Serielben nabmeu t0Otlifeu Qusz
gang. 9as GbermoHeter fties geitern auf
So @raS.
- gSGbrenS SObn SOlD, EN- betaater
Wann, beute friib Dor letuer 6austbiire an
Der gHeff 81. StraBe i6laieno auf Der Srepps
iaB, trGntten mebrere unbetannte 6allunfeu
eine &leioer nit Seroin unO ;iinOeten bic
ieIben an. Der 9reiS erlitt idnere Srano=
mun6en all Den urteren 9lieoern uro muroe
ourd) eine 4mbulans iH's S0oipital bef0roert.
- @m. SidenOr uno 6rau aanes 0toe,
pelde in Der @reutsSOutb Ban an Der SIife
BON Song Sslano ertranten, iuuroen heute
Rodmitta9 3u 8atdosue in @eqenmart BON
iiber 1000 @enideu 5uiammen in einem
@rabe beeroi9t.
- gRdbreno Der beute W2ittaa perItrihe=
nen "a Ssunben ereigneteu fi9 in 9tep g)ort
208 SoSesidae - Die 9r0Bte au,ahl an irz
qenb einer Gage i'm Sabre 1885. Das Cher
moneter itieg heute auf 92 @rao. Coroner
Mesmer bielt beute AZ Snquefe iiber Sobesz
fGue, melte brett ODER iuotrett ourdl Die
S1te Der letteu puar Gage ueranlaBt tpur=
ben.
s Die II jdbrise Gllie Callahan, uelfle
erft Dor flint Monaten aus Srlano autant,
purbe beute gahmittag i'm Central, Bart"
am beqen Sage bon jtuei @iuuern auf bru=
tale 8eije pergepaltist. s8. 90fiel uuo 9a.
MEL Barn frlo ols Der 2bat beroaftiq per-
baftet, uno oaS Rdohen bat Barn ais eiuer
ber 2bdter ioentiFjtrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-20
6erid1tssIerhauOI1tuaett.

2Soiieugeri6t t. = (Sor Den &i6tern
Carroll un6 Sans Su foIgenoen 6inter=
laiieni9aften tpur0en natfebeuoe Sdlitte
getbaH: @liiabetb YOOle, DtiAael 8arO, Sus
uentare ein9ereidt; @liiabetb 4oole, Sob. ..
6ren, Sarab S. gemde, 0iid. 8arS, Sec.
gS. lfilbourne, SerpaltuHg5peri6te qeueb,
migt; DtihaeI SnaHer, 8ertauf beitatiat,
5nr Sermiinberin uon 8hoS. s., fate uno
glarie SenHert puroe 0tarle gennert ernanut,
unO 1ur &ermaltun9 Oe8 Nadlaiies BON 0az
bio .. gic9onalo erbielt 6rant 3. Rc0o.
nalO geri4tlide SOllmaht.
ertmtnal : y erl Id t. = (Sor &idtsr
Stewart.) 5Ol9enOe Bro3efie muroen Der.
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Gef1nanis.
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itern il Sonoou al.
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in Wobro 9efor6e1.
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aus SpoHlen por5ubeugcn.
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Geieee gegtH totterien uno ale @.rttn 0e5 0aIaros
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per 0eutf6e Correspondent.
Gin sebemsrctter aeefrt.

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pier nit 200 Eeriouen, barunter Wabor Bee:
ring, Siifof Neelp, @eneral Sbont, @ollef-
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oes Sdooners uIufralia" perlieb. Gs mar
am 28. Sanuar, Oas Shermometer itan6 aui
9fnu, als Sanna alfein in einem 8oote it6
3n oem S6ooner begab, Der in Der Idbe
letnes 2eudttburmes unter9egangen mar,
nnO nit ei9ener 2ebenS9efabr spei Watroien
rettete, bic ii6 oil Der 8afelage angeflammert
batten. 9ie MeOaille lit 9roB, I9wer uuo
nit elmer paiien0en Sni1riit uerIeben. Gomz
manpenr@romiufielO belt bielleberrei9uu9sz
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Sorb purbe Elm Diner lerpirt ,uno mad benz
ielben febrte Die Seiellidaft CUR Stabt 3us
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