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Tho National Encampmen,.

PHILADELPHIA, juno 3O.-Tho Ma
tional Soldiers Encampment at Fair5
mount PARK Is now we'll under way.
Thursdays programme COM
prises exhibition drills by the
Calling Gun Battery, No. 9,
OF New York; the Busch Xouaves; tho
Houston Light Guard and Lomax
Rifles. Tomorrow there will
be practice drilling, gatllng
gun exercises, zouave displays and
regimental dress parades.
Colonel Hetrick, of the Third Ohio,
is In command of tho camp
to-day. General IL. NJ. slocum will
assume command tomorrow. He
will be assisted by General
Kirby Smith, who Is expected
to arrive tonight. General Anderson,
of Virginia; General Allen, of Kon-
lucky, and Adjutant.0onora ID. B.
Finley, of Columbus, Ohio. Besides
tho latter there arrived to.
day from Columbus TO
look alter the Ohio troops, Colonel II.
NJ. Dill; Assistant Adjutant- General y.
vi. Church, OF Governor Hoadley'a
ktaff, and Colonel Barhley.
Tho soldiers from the north and the
louth have iraternized completely and
Fare living over in good fellowship the
scenes OF the late war. Tho
attendance has thus far beer
light. Tho troops arc not altogethei
| pleased with the idea OF the manage
ment charging admission TO thu
publicto Wow the competitive drill
q IA abnio rlen say they did rot com,
lols sasle. 90 .1rd Tea, ssn srR sgss OF II
Z, zion. Kidney and ell lsyes' ssnu
"a sss eod psrensest also - =. s,,.s.,.s,
~,svc rnro ior that tsrrin,e ok.c1 .
100. or sls packAes ios .'s"' u
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Cuba.
ONE DEAD, ONE CAPTURED.

ONE DEAD, ONE CAPTURED.
HAVANA, juno 30.--RomRn dc Her.
rera Condo de Mortera died on Satur.
day night,
A force OF volunteers has defeated
the Sanchez band and captured Com
mander Pedro Estiado.
CHOLERA CAUTION.
New YORK, June 30.-Havana ad-
vices OF the 25th say the minister Of
Colobas has informed the government
by cable that several provinces
OF Spain having become inflicted with
adopted the he following vHG1;''o measures lasG
All vessels arriving from points
of the provinces of Murcia,
Valencia and Castelon, which left after
the 18th instant, and all vessels
from any ports where cholera
may have appeared will be
sent for seven days observation
to the quarantine station
at Marillo Or Santiago de
Cuba. If they have had
any cases Of cholera aboard
for 20 days previous to their arrival all
vessels communicating at sea
or in port with such vessels
will be subjected to the same
treatment. Vessels from other ports
on the peninsula will remain
under three days observation at
port of destination, provided
thew bring clean bill! Of health. The
government has ordered the treas
ury to pay to the municipality
part of the money which
is due the corporation for
executing the measures recommended
by the Board Of Health.
A communication has been
sent to tho bishop instructing
him to have areceiving vault con-
structeu in the cemetery where the
bodies OF victims of cholera can be de-
posted. Tho home government has
been solicited by cable to provide
means for finishing the lazaretto
quarantine station at Mariel.
BANDITS.
The Matanzss papers state that
bandits, supposed to be COM
mRnded by Felix Jlrnenez,
have appeared in the suburbs of that
city and committed various crimes.
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THE ALLEGED REVOLT UNCoNFIRNED.
LONDON, June 30.-No advices have
beoa received from st. Petersburg or
from the Indian government confirm
ing the report that lisa Kahn had risen
against Abdullsh Kahn, although the
Indian papers publish alarmist 70
ports.
RUSSIA WORKING UP RESURRECTION.
vienna, June 3O.-The Persian
newspaper, Sherns, states that Russian
agents are reported to be stirring n
movement in Afghan Turkostan to
regain the independence Of that oOun-
try. The latest adyicss say the Ameor
was marching thither ut the head of
trOops,
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WE see by our exchanges that GEN
ERAL l.. M. LEWIS, of this city, has
been writing series Of letters to that
old and influential journal, the st.
Louis Christian Advocate. The let
ters give monthly reports of the pro-
gress Of Dallas in many departments
of business,a as well as the general pros
pect Of the surrounding country. On
inquiry we learn that this correspond
ence has attr acted wide attention and
that he is in receipt Of scores of letters,
inquiring as to the prospective success
Of manufacturers in many lines of bus
mess. One firm desires to know what
success they would meet with in maxi
ing this point for the sale Of lime in
large lots, as well as in smaller guam
titios. Another writes Tor information
as to the probable success of
bed-spring factory Of pecu-
liar construction. Another as to the
propriety OF removing to this city a
large sash, door and blind factory.
Another wishes to know If this would
not be good point for large frui!
canning establishment, In addition
to other callings not mentioned, many
desire information rs TO price of lots,
lands near the city, farm labor, me-
chanics' wages, etc, 70 these inqli-
ries tho General has made such an
swers as he deemed advisable in the
premises, But we write this to show
the extensive inquiry going on in all
parts of the United States in regard to
Texas, and especially this section. He
is impressed with the fact that the
Texas display at the Worlds EXPOSE
ton, held at New Orleans, has given
tremendous impetus to our grand
State and awakened inquiry tina.
must rebound, in the early future, to
the great good of the State.
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NEW ORLEANs bids fair 10 be = com

NEW ORLEANS bids fair to be a Gem
petitor with Fort Worth in the matter
of artesian welle. The last one, struck
in the business centre of the city at q
depth Of 400 feet, given some 5000 gal
Ions per hour, 1t was sunk for the
Brewing Company whose water sup.
ply had been annually $1,000, and
which will hereafter be thus furnished
free. the well cost only 5000, tho
Temperature of the water being zoe.
Who knows but that experiments
will secure for Dallas, her manufactu-
ing, fire extinguishing, gutter flushing
purposes, etc, equal ifnot better facili-
ties than now possessed?
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SPORTING.
Racing at ghecnshena Bnx.

SHEEpsHEAD BAY, Juno 3O.-In tho
the first race for purse of $500, three
year olds and upwards, three.quarter
milo, Little MlnCh won, witblBuCkstone
second and Sutler third.
Time: l:l59i.
Tho second race was weltor handi-
cap sweepstako, Of $l00 each, with $500
added; one milo and a furloug. The
race was won by Abba, with Netot
second and EndimOn third:
Time, 0.00
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tional Bank of Mexico will have
clRrge of negotiations, and interest
s. g De payable in the City of Mexico,
Rev York and London. The debt OF
afaxnliian is formally repudiated.
Foreign capitalists are reported TO
matter, and it is believed that now q
complete financial readjustment hav-
ing been determined upon, it will re-
vive the credit of the nation abroad.
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spnin.
trnANN rtrprAer IN q

HEAVY INCREASE IN CHOLERA,
MADRID, June 30.-The Total num-
Dor Of new cases OF the cholera report
ed yesterday from theingected districts
in Spain is 1892. Total number Of
deaths CO.,, leaving MI increase of 80
per cent. in now cases and per cent.
in deaths over the total number OIL
ciElly reported yesterday.
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warpehh, and stamps out the specula-
tion by the announcement that he has
an abundance of force to protect the
borders, even should that tribe desire
to be violent. This is but one of the
many OF these great noney-making
schemes by which men plumber the
government. 1t is fortunate that they
do not often now occur and that there
is not as much chance of their success
as in DAYS gone by,
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IN the seminaries and universities
Texas was singularly fortunate the
past season in the fact that so many
o. our young ladies and young gentle
men bore of the highest honors OF
their classes in Tennessee, Virginia,
Missouri and in other States whose
educational institutions we patronize.
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TO-DAY the new postage rates agreed
upon by Congress so into effect. Tho
letter rate tor the United States and
Canada will remain at cents, but
that viii carry a letter not exceeding
IA ounce, while az present It must not
exceed half an ounce. Drop letters,
In cities whore there is delivery by
carriers, will stlll be charged cents,
but in other places l cent will be the
rate. Thenew law reduces tho rate OF
postage from . cents to cent per
pound on all newspapers sne periodi-
Gals when sont by the publisher and
from tho Office Of publication, includ-
ing sample copies, or whom sent from
a news sgency 20 actual subscribers
or TO other news agents. Private in
diyiduals mailing newspapers and pc
riodicals will pay at the rate Of cont
for four ounces.
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IF New Orleans hopes for goodly
attendance at the Exposition next fall
she must clean up. Comments on the
filthy cutters and muddy streets, as
well as the wretched transportation
facilities, are being made by tho press
and people all over the country.
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AND now SENATOR SHERMAN looms
up SUCCESSFULLY for the presidency in
1SSS, ana further says he does not Ct
tach any Importance to tho LOGAN
boom. Blow your slogan, JOIN, and
keep your fences up.
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SECRETARY LAMAR has received tho
following letter from an Office seekers:
"HoN. l.. Q. c. LAMAR-Dear Sir; In
trying experiments l Placed a Duck
under Spout and worked the Pump
vigorously Hall an Hour. No Drop Of
the Fluid entered Penetrated His
Feathery Armer. next wrote A Poll
tician who Could Help mo to A Posi-
ton By A word or the Scratch OF q
! e Of layil Duck and the Polition are
w. E. Hpus. In Considering my APP
Grand ' For Employment / Hope
' p, Is p fac not Be A Duck Nor q Poll
eady for is feared that the expert
gDpent q writing this stuff to the sec
re IN succeed no better than the
exk.op lent with tho duck and the
polS U,cian.
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Lolita is up in the fOrties, boys, but
the cunning little kick of L cunning
little chick will fill the front seats in
the Dallas opera house next season.
Gle up, old bald-hesd.
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Ernnro.
RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND.

NELAIIUNs WIN ENGLAND,
PARIS, June 3O.--The Journal des de
Bates thinks the Marquis OF Salisbury
will revive tho friondlinoss between
France aud England which existed
under Dlsraeli. IL is of tho opinion
that Sir Henry Drummond Wolf, re-
placing Sir Evelyn Barring as consul
general at Cairo, will DO change for
the better.
TERRIFIC STORMS.
Terrific storms have prevailed 70.
Gently In the provinces. The dsstruc-
ton Of property by the winds and
flsods has been enormous, Eight per-
sons wero killed by lightning.
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THE FRENCH REPRESENTATIVE
LONDON, June 3O.-M. Patenolre, req
resontativoof France in the peace ne,i
gotiations with China, has gone to Pc
kin, where no willresids as the French
ambASRaGOr.
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Germany,
a RoYAL prop KNOOKED OUT.

II NUlAL ITtOF hNOUhED OUT
BERLIN, June 3O.-It is understood
here that the Diet has quashed finally
the claim of the Duke of Brunswick 10
the succession,
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Iknssin.

TRANs-CAsPIAN WAR PREPARATIONS.
LONDON, June 3O.-A dispatch from
Tehoran Jates that l,O1O Por-ians are
at work constructing the Trans. Gas
pan railway. Warlike preparations
arc still being continued by Russia
and rumors are In circulation in tho
bazaars Of Tohoran that wa viii prob.
ably occur after tho ns-Caspian
Railway is complied 30 Merr, IN Tur-
BONANZA. Tho Russians are bridging
the river Munghab, on the confines of
Afghanistsn. Eight hundred Rus
sian infantry soldiers are at old
sarakh5. The Persians are fOrtifying
Persian sarakhs and building barracks
there for troops.
a foundry has been started at Herat
for casting heavy guns.
A st. Petersburg dispatch statoa that
telegraph Office has been opened at
Mgrr,
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WE recall an instance OF exacting
selfshness in the fellow who was Of.
fered a valuable watch by g salesman
under the condition that If IL did not
suit him after q years trial he might
return IL and DO refunded his
money, the salesman asking
II anything more could bo
ofie Of, whereupon the deliberate fell
low replied ayes; l ought to have
-. my car fare pAld,r Ola similar nature
Mo 4, was Clergyman out in one OF the
ss,s anowns in Wayne County, New York,
,su,,v ~sho wrote personal letter to old
aaa COMMODORE VANDERBILT, say.
ow ~ ing he was very lpoor and
on,i wanted TO attend ministers
: conference at Syracuse, BID could moi
h 90, diirectof1 IL He closed by ASKING for q
John s. Armstrong, OF IN and roAirn. The
Bros. ,stnredlN passed
Tho weekly mite meeting for tbesse OF
,eneht OF tho episcopal rec!ory WI sent I
- heId at tho residence at Mrs, lSy ecembe-
- corner Canton and Akaf >, -.
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ST. PETERSBURG, June 3O.-A daring
attempt has boon made to steal ,O0O,-
000 roubles from the imperial treasury
at Osmon, q town in southern Russia,
in the government Of Kier. Several
persons have boon arrested on sus-
ploiou Of being concerned in the at
tempted robbery.
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FRoM M. ,M'aREanR.

Mt. McGREGoR, June 3O.-At $40 p.
N. DR.. Douglas had composed his pa
tient for tho night. The doctor said
no had scarcely cleared his
throat during the evening, so little
speak this afternoon had no OK
erted himself to, there being
less thickness of tongue than has been
tho case. The doctor believed tho indi-
cation for a comfortable night are
good.
Samuel l.. Clemous ("Mark Twainn)
arrived at the cottage this evening.
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General Grant.

NEW YORK, Juno 30. 80 The Tele-
grams Washington special says:
General Dent, who i5 General Grants
brother-in-lsw, said to-day:
81 am afraid that General
Grant viii not last many
days, To-day / received information
from the family that the cancer has
commenced 20 inhamo the jugular
vein, and death is only a question of a
few days, in the opinion of his physi-
ciansO
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Italy.
Italy.
THE NEW CABINET.

Inn NHN NAhlNEAs
ROME, juno 30,-Signor Depretis,
primo minister, has formed a new
ministry by taking, nd interim, the
foreign portfolio himself, vice Signor
Manclni. Slgnor Tajani Is minister Of
justice. Otherwise tho cabinet Is UNI
changed.
THE porE's ORDER.
His Holiness, the Pope, has issued
an ordor directing the ultra montana
newspapers published in Rome 10
maintain friendly attitude toward
the italian government. This action
OF the Pope implies an important
change of policy on tho part OF the
| Vatican. q
Mexico.
THE GOVERNMENTS CONSOLIDATED
DEBT sCuEME.
u Cry aF MEXICO, June s0.-The gov.
y ~ morning announces in oil
n sJts p for tho consoli,
Man and BSs b. 8 Y 'Ii@,
=, sa--rsrays~vyA 4
4 ~ Lininept Is older thaalri
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nR1r1su NAvNL snAM nArr1E.


DUBLIN, juno 3O.-A dispatch from
Bantry dated ct . O'Clock this morn
ing states that q naval sham fight is
in progress in Bntry Bay. Admirals
Hoskins and Whyto arc IN command
of the opposing squadrons. Admiral
Whyte is holding Bear Island. Ad-
miral Hoskins In person directed the
movements Of tho detachment of tho
squadron which led the attack upon
tho enemy, Tho baltic was begun nc
midnight shGrp, Tho cannonado ia
now proceeding.
RE ELECTED,
Right Hon. David Robert Fluuket,
First Commissioner OF Works, and Mr..
Holmes, the new Acknowledgement for
ireland, hayo been ro.el6cted to Par
liament FOR Dublin University.
SWORN IN.
Tho Earl OF Carnarvou, Lord Lieu-
tonant of ireland, and Right Hon. Sir
William Hart Dyke, Chief Secretary
for Ireland, were to-day sworn into
Office.
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we,

Mr.. w. L
chants Elk
the flags 10
used on the,
signal servi
weather rel
played from
Exchange J
put them IN
lowing are Z
q by the sil
all, "high t
over tenn
1nary tenn
al rain 6
lous -. .ssf.
owl; bla'
Q signals
inward.
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The Matanzss papers state that
bandits, supposed to be COM
manded by Felix Jrnenez,
have appeared in the suburbs of that
city and committed various crimes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-23
Sie ebemaIisen Sflaren oer Gbero.
feic1sS sSSn0tatter.

ct 2ouis, %. Suli.-S 0iilton Sur=
ner, friiber @eianbter Der Ser. Staaten in
liberia unb poblbefannt un6 ipoblgelitten
inter Der farbigen Seu0lferung, lit bonn Sn.
oianer Serritorium Suriidgefe1rt. gr mar,
elmer @inlaoung iOlgenS, na6 Sinita gereiit.
nm nit benz 9atpeS'i6en SenatSz z4uSl9uB
IN Setreff Der befreiten Sflanen Der Gberofez
ienzSnbianer 3u beratben. gSte or. 3urner
mittbeilt, bat Der AuSl6uB i'm Setreff bes
BON 1000 6reebmen III Der @berOfeIeu 8eier=
BATON seltenb gema9ten Iniprudls auf ibren
Intbeil an 100000, lpeld)e Die Regierung
Der @berofeiens Station fir bon BEN Snoianern
abgetretenes 2anb beSablt bat, cine 9roBe
NrSabl BON 3eugen oernOmmen. 9aS 9elo
murDe ben Sreebmen (Sarbi9en) porentbal=
ten, neil ni9t @berofeien SIut in ibren
4bern flieBt. Sr. Surner Iuf)te ben 4uSs
iduB gu iiberSeugen, baB bnrG ben Sertrag
bon 1866 ben Sreebnlen alle 9fe6te Ser elm
geborenen @berofeien seiifert muroen. Do
raufbn iOll bas @onlite bel9lofien baben,
bem @on9reb nGdfen @inter su empfeblen,
ben Sreebmen ais ibren Nntbeil Don ben
100000 Die Summe bon $118,000 su be-
willigen. Iebnli6e Serbaltuiiie beifsben IN
Der @boctaw= Station, unb wabri9einli6 pirb
an6 i'll SeSug auf oieie Oieielbe SeI6luBz
nabme erfolsen. Srn. Surner iit es eben-
falls gelrngen, fir leben Der 1000 ebemalis
gen Sflauen Der @boctaluS Die 9lbtretunq
bon piersig 4dern 2ano nno oaS ooQe 8iirs
gerredt Su ii9ern. 0ieie Sarbigen meroen
bel Der nddften Wtonat itattfiuoeneen 9Sabl
gum eriten Wtale fir Die Seamten Der @bocz
tam zgiQtiou ittmr1en f0uuen.
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Srobibttioniiten nno Repmbltfaner
III SShfn

Cincinnati, %. SnIi.-6.S Sbon1p=
ion, Soriiter bes Staat8s@omite'S Der Bro
bibitioniften, bat Sru. Gia 9. SuibneQ, &ors
fiter oeS republitanil6en Stauts @ouite's
brieflid aiIfgeforbert, cine 8eibe bon 0ebat.
ten SiutI6en benz 8id)ter 6orafer uno bem
8aiiOr Or. 2eonarb iiber Die 3miidleN ben
RepubIitanernu ocn8rob bibitioniiten ,dlme
ben6er 6rageu, ndmlib bic Seifeueruna uno
Ote Probibition be8 SptrituoieubaHoelS, gu
arrangiren.
Sr. Suibneu bat Oas @eiud ablebuenO be-
antiuortet. @r ertldrt in ieinem antmortsz
id)reibeu, es ieieu in gSirfli6feit feline 6ra=
gen, tuie Die BON 6rn. Sbompion erudbnteu,
Smiden ben 8epublifanern uno ben Brobiz
bitioniiten in Der S6webe. Republttauer,
ipie 9emofraten ieien tbeilS bafiir, theils qes
gen 8robibition, uno oa Baitor 2eonaro be-
reits Ufentli6 erfldrt babe, oaB Der erIte
Sdritt 3ur Si6erung be8 @rfolqes Der Bro
bibitionliten in Der &erni6tung Der repu6lis
taniIten Bartei beitebe, 10 piiroe cine Dis
putatiou, pie bic uorseidlagene, b0hIteus
6aju beitrugen, ben 0emotraten in Die 6Gnoe
81 arbeiten.
Die iogenauute Yrobibitionspartei pom
Ohio babe it6 offen nit ben Demotraten pere
biinoet, uno es ruiir0e Dem @ouuerneursz
@anoiooten elmer Der beioen 9roBen 8arteieu
i'm Staate 9ti6ts niiseu, iid AMI cine Dis
putotion nit benz Sertreter zines @ubGna=
iels Der anoern 9roben Bartei etu3ulaiIen.
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Die Sn0faster.

5Ort&enO, SIS, %. Suli.-@enes
raj SberiOan bat bic Snoianer reoeu laiIen,
10 oiel iie iuollten, bat ibnen aber nod, feine
AnbeutIn9en iiber ieine @nti9lniIe semadt.
Sor9efern Wor9eu it nit Der 3dblnng Der
Snoianer be9onnen wOrOen. Die arapdboes
3dblen 1900 (anfatt 25OOl, Die @bebennen
ni4t iiber 5000 S6pfe. Die SnOianer babeu
fid erboten, ale ibre @affen uno $feroe
benz Gommiiidr auSSuliefern, pel6er bic ellnz
nabme perpeigert bat, neil Die Snoianer, ba
iie @elS erb0lten, leldt IN GalbpeG neue
Haf1en taufen f0uuten. a9ent Dper bat
I'M ieine @ntlafung nadgeiu6t, neil er BON
Sem Separtenent in Der MISUNDERSTANDING
Der 8ube nno Srbnnns inter ben pioers
ipeniti9en Sntianern nibt geniigeuo inter.
itiitt tuorOen Jet. Sollte iein GntlaiIuna8z
9eind angenon1men uuO elm anberer Qgent
ernannt iperben, 10 ftagt eS iif INNER nod,
OBJ Die Snbianer f6 Oenlielben fii9en mir
ben. Die Sruppeu wer6en mad uuO na6
bon bier mad ibren regeluGBigen StatiOnen
suriidae3oQeu
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@ebin aebit Su2

g8enn On 8iidenidmer,, blafie unS fable
@eFdtsfurbe, btliOies uuo nerpSies Sopfmeb,
Snutausi6ldse, cine belests 3unse, trGgeH
Slutumluuf Ooer Elm 6iifteln bait, 6ann sebt's
nit Dir ihnea grababpdrts, ueHn Du feline
S9ritte gu 9einer 6eiluns tbua. Bin 9u
peiie, 10 tpirt On Did Sur6 ben 9ebrau6
bon Or. Bierce's Golden Medical Disco.
veryn furiren, pelhe aus ben pirtlamften
Der ArSneipifenihait betannten Seltauotheis
ten '3uiammengeieet III, UNI benz Orsaniss
mus ourh Seru,ittluug Der 9eber ulO oes
Slutes Gsiuuobeit uuS Stdrts su sebeH,
l73,6,7t&w3Q(
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0ompfer ~Seiitn9" nadl 5omburg-am 23. Suit.
Dampfer rAorintie- mad eiperpool-am %. SUIT.
Dompfer rStote OF Repaea" nab 8laseoiu - am
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Dompier a6urneIfia" not @lasgofu-anl Is. Suli.
Dampfer Brain" mad BremeH-om Is. SuH.
Dompier ~Rbanlano" nab ARtlDerptR am 25.
SuIi.
Damptsr ~gits OtG6icaso" mad eius1pOOI-au rs.
Suli.
Bompier rAurania" nod 9ioerpool-am 25. Stunt,
8ampfer -AiipriaH RoHnrd" Hah sonbon - am
25. Sui.
8ampieT Bohemia" nab9omburs-am 25. Sui.
0ompfer rseer6am" Hah RotterbaHl-nm 25. Sult,
9ampfer pSt. 9ernain" nab 9aoIe-om28. .SuIi
9nmpier ~yteo0oa1 nod SiuerpooI-am %. SuU.
0ampfer T9itp Of Rome" nah eiperpool-am 40.
Suli.
9ompLsr Britannia" mad ei0srpoOI-am 80. Sul.
0ampter sS9telono" nad 9ambure-am 80. Sult,
0ampier ~gtTurla- mad gioerpool-am 1. ana.
Dampitr setiq Of RihmoHe" mao eipsrpool - am
i. ausuh.
Dample -Golier" na6 Bremen-am 1. aug.
Auaufi.
Dompfer ~GSam" naG GmReraam am /. aug.
@ameter -N6aita~ Ha&9ambRrg--am a. AHs.
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