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New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-04-15
New iberia Business Directory.

QENOUDET, p l. Insurance-Fire, Ma
Urine, Tornado and Lightning.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-04-15

LLAHAN 4 LEWIS, steam cistern
|4nctory and moulding mill. Send for
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-04-15

Il EbEkT. ODILLON, Barber, Bazus' old
SAaand, Main street. Hair cutting and
wing done in the best and latest style.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-04-15

ALf, w II, contractor and builder,
plans and specifications on application.
ets left with Callahan g. Lewis or post
lee box l66.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-04-15

1ELAHOUSSAYE l. b, Notary Public,
Ooftice, opposite the Court House.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-04-15

IWEBB JOHN, General Bricklayer. Or
u ~ ders left at residence, Main street,
promptly attended to.
New Iberia enterprise. (New Iberia, La.) 1885-1902, 1885-04-15

DERRY, L s, Attorney at Law; office,
= y opposite the Courthouse.
, 1885-01-14

a. I the request of a distrainer
&sa the following to Mr.. JOHN
HATCHETT belonging
Properties,

with all appurtenances, in the Town
of Frederiksted viz: No. 20 Strand
street, No. 46 Kings Street, No''32 B.
Princes Street, No. q. No. % & No.
% A. New Street, will be put up for
sale at 8 public auctions in con
formity with the Placard Of 22nd
April 1917.
The auctions to be held at the
Vendue Office as follows:
LIST Auction on Thursday 9th February
1885.
2nd Auction on Thursday 10Th February
1885.
Ord Auction on Thursday 9th March
1885.
each time at / o'clock p. m.
The conditions, appraisment and
other documents concerning the
auctions will be produced at the
auctions and further calculations
may be obtained from Lawyer P.
Lemming.
This advertisement serves also as
notice to mortgageholders in con.
formity with the Placard Of 22nd
April 1917.
Frederiksted's Vendue Office, Sth Janu-
airy 1885.
NJ. R. NYssUM.
est.
, 1885-01-14

v, to an amount of. l
For 2 CustomhOuSe
Officers, salary at
$1,000. $3.50.
For two assistants at
Christiansted'S Gus
tomhouse, Money
Bill V............
2 do. at Frederik-
sted'S do..........
labourers employ
ed at the scales and
at the C~uStOmhOuse
For n~ightguardS, hir-
ing extra l%abourerS,
stationery, and
other various ex-
penSeS at the Gus
tomllouso Depart
ment, Money Bill V.
5. Tie Pilot and
Harbour Department
and for BuOyS DC.
at the same, Money
Bill VI.........
6. The Post Office
Department, Money
Bill VII..........
Z. Military Erpen-
expenses for
the Military force.
Expenses in common
with St. Thomas.
Expenses not fixed,
Money Bill VIII
s. The Militia and
Brand Department.
Salaries and EmOlu-
mentS 800.
procuring new ar
ticleS of inventory,
Money Bill TX.
For attendance to the
engines and other
expenses, Ibid.
For payment to fire.
men, Ibid......--.
8. The Road De
O0rtnlent. Streets. dc.
Chief Inspector
Of Roads, salary
from 1st April to
30th June.-.......
The Chairman of the
Road Commission,
salary from LIST
July 1884 to 31st
March 1SS5.......
For Stationery for the
Quarter OfncefS,
Money Bill X.
8 Roadinspectors at
$500 per quarter
from 1st July 1884
to 31st March 1885.
Expenses for the re-
pairs of streets,
wells and bridges
in the towns, Ibid.
For lighting Of streets
and other public
places, Ibid
10. The Department
Public Instruction.
Fhe School Inspector
and Sub-Inspector,
salary land 49,
Travelling expenses.
Salaries &c. to Teach
ers in the Town
-@1- q
TO teachers in the
rural schools 3,
Carried forward z.
, 1885-01-14
10000

For Office expenses
and a messenger, af-
ter previous APPROX
al of the Govern
ment and according
to specified ac-
counts, Money Bill
v, to an amount of. 1.135.0O
, 1885-01-14
s2,5OO.OO

s2,500.00
For Office expenses,
and a messenger at
ter previous APPROX
al of the Govern
ment and according
to specified &c
counts, Money Bill
V. to an amount of. $4,000
The Superintendent 3,920.O
of Customs at Ere
deriksted, Salary
$1,000, but which
is calculated willon-
ly be used
with.-...-..$2,300
For keeping
HORSES. 200
, 1885-01-14

Til Contoirhold og ct Bud efter Ind.
sitting til Gouvernementet Og spe-
ciicerede Regninger, Bevillingsfor-
Stag v, indtil. =.
, 1885-01-14

Til Contoirhold og ct Bud efter Ind
sitting til Gouvernementet og spe-
cifcerede Regninger, Bevillingsfor-
Stag ", indtil =.
Til 2 Controlleurer, Gage, a $780,.
Til 2 Assistenter we'd Christiansteds
TOldsted, Bevillingstorslag W.
Til Edo. we'd FIR ederiksteds do........
Faste Arbeidere we'd Vagtene og Told
bodbaadene...-.....- 49,. .-....
Til Nattevpgtere, Leie af E~xtrafolk,
til Reqvisiter og andte ubeStrmte
Udgifter we'd Toldvasenet, BeviI-
lingSforSlag W.. ...........
S. Lods Og HdrnerGSenet SAINT SjIEcr-
hedsaRstaite ced Samme, BeviIlings-
forSlag vi 49, 1900. ..-.. .-....
6. PostcGSenet, Bevillingsforslag VII.
z. MilitairudgJter.
Sarligen normerede Udgifter..,.....
FRlles Udgifter- $500. .--.- ....,...
SRrlige like normerede Udgifter,
Bevillingstorslag VIII ...........
s. Milice og BrandugSenet.
L0hninger og Godtg6relser.
Til Anskaffelse at nyt Inventarium,
BevillingsfOrslag TX $3.50. .-...-..
For Tilsyn med Spr0iterne og andre
Udgifter, Ibid
Til Leie af taste Brandfolk, Ibid ......
8. VeiueSenet, Gader M. M.
Overveimesteren, Looming fra 1ste
April-3Ote Juni........-..........
Fernandez i VeikommiSsionen Lon
ming fra 1ste JUL 1884 til Site MartS
1885.
Til Skrivematerialier til Quarterofi-
cererne, Bevillingsforslag X........
10 veiinspektorer a $500 kvartaliteter
fra 1ste JUL 1884 til Bite Marts 1885,.
Til Udgifter we'd Reparationer af Cad
er, Bromide og Broer i Byerne, Ibid.
Gaders Qg oRentlige Pladsers Belys-
ming, Ibid.
10. Acknowledgements.
Skoleinspekteuren og Underinspekt0r,
Looming. Og
observation-disclosures.
Lererpersonalet ved Byskolerne, Lon
Do. we'd Landskolerne, Looming
m.
, 1885-01-14

Til Contoirhold og ct Bud efter Ind
stilling til Gouvernementet og spe-
ciicerede Regninger, Bevillingsfor-
Stag v, indtil. ....... 49,. -.
, 1885-01-14
Brought forward

Brought forward .........
tiansted, salarys2,900
For keeping
horses. 200
, 1885-01-14

Toldforvalteren i Frederiksted, Gage
$4,000, men hvoraf anslaaes kun at
vile forbruges -..--..-.....
Til Hestehold ......
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-16
LATEST NEWS.
CRY zas County (.
LOCAL NEWS OF THE DAY



The six weeks during which the
ground hog, according to the weather
proverb, keeps Ia bis hole il be sees
the eun On Candlemas Day ended
Saturday. The period was ; good
one for him to keep ia doors, for it has
been remarkable for cold weather and
frequent SHOWS. According to the
statements Of the signaI-service sta
ton liz inches of snow fell during
February and four inches during the
frst Ia days OF March The mean
temperature Of February (2s.5) is the
lowest of any month of which the
Office has record.
The record from February 3, on
which day the ground hog saw his
shadow, is as follows: 2, fair; 8. 8.fair;
!. partly cloudy, with rain shower ID
evening; 5. cloudy, rain in morning,
rain and snow at night; snow dur
ing morning; I, cloudy throughout, no
rain or snow; 8, fair; 8, heavy rain
during evening and night, thunder
storm from Toto II b. m; 10, snow
during forenoon II, clear 12, fair T;
Ii, snow; IA, snow; Is, snow; 16,
rain and snow; II, snow Is, snow /;
10 to %, inclusive, clear "a, snow /;
IS, snow 26, sleet and snow 81,
snow; 2s, clear; March !, rain at in
tervals; 2, rain during morning; fair;
I, cloudy, 10 rain Or snow; 5, fair; g.,
fair; Z, cloudy, no rain or snow; 8,
light snow during morning; 9, fair; 10.
clear; IL. fair; IL, rain and snow; 13,
snow; IA, snow during morning; l5,
rain l6, clear.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-16

Among the graduates of medicine
at the Maryland University Of Balti.
more. on Friday last, were Mr.. w.
S. Welsh. son Of Judge r. Sellman
Welsh, Of this city, and Mr.. Thomas
Fl. Brashaw, of Anne Arundel coun.
ty. We congratulate our old friend
and former typo, Dr. Welsh upon bis
successful entrance upon bis new pro-
feesion, and wish him that success
bis persevering Efforts. deserve. Dir.
Welsh served q regular apprentices
ship at the printing business under
the editor Of the CAPITAL. On the
Maryland Republican, some years
ago. and procuring position to Bal
timore on daily paper, he soon
found that bis incIinations were not
ii the line Of the tart preserrative, !"
and took up studying medicine, and
attending lectures, working at bis
trade in the meantime, ia the capaci.
u or proofreader and compositor al.
ternateIy, and has at last received The
reward Of IN. d. = as the result Of
bis preserving efforts.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-16

The outlook for q good wheat crop
is anything but encouraging il this
State. Accounts from The wheat
growing districts represent the crop
IS winter killed that is, the roots
have been destroyed by alternate
freezing and thawing Farmers say
there il 10 money ii raising wheat
% orr level soils, and many of them
ERE wise enough TO convert their
wheat fields into hay and pasture
fields.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-16

a man giving bis name as Winfield
Scott Hancock was arraigned 10 the
Washington Police Court On Sntur.
day, and committed to the workhonse
for three months Is . suspicious char.
acter He says that he walked from
North Carolina to Washington for the
purpose Of showing the President q
patent be bad invented I'd run The
government. He asserts that Be was
elected president On the Union ticket.
but was kept out Of the ofice.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-16
SHERIFF'S SALE
on AvALUALE
Lot ON Horn Point

DY virtue Of writ Of ferS facias, is
I'D sued out Of the Circuit Court for Anne
arundel county, at the suit Of the Farmers
National Bank Of Annapolis, against the
goods and chattels, lands and tenements
Of George Wells, jr., and 20 me directed,
| have seized and taken In execution all
the right, title and interest of the said
George Wells, ir., In and to all that PAR
Gel OF LAND lying and being on Horn
Point, in the Second election district of
Anne Arundel comfy which is specified
In deed from the uutual Building Asso-
citation of Annapolis Of the first part, and
Charles III Hopkins of the second part. TO
George Wells, jr., Of the third part, dated
the 18th day Of September, 1883, and re-
corded In Liber s. H., No. z folio $685.
&C, one Of the Land Record Books of
said county, designated as LOT No. 24O,
on plat made by John Duvall ESQ, SUR
veyor, on the Both day Of September, 1868,
beginning at q point eighty two and q
half feet from the corner Of Fourth street
and Severn avenue, and running thence
the said avenue eighty-two and hall
feet In southerly direction, at right an
giles with said avenue, TO the waters edge
bounded on one side by Lot No. 24S, and
out to outer side Of Lot No. 250, being q
part Of the same tract conveyed by Will
liam Pentz to the said Mutual Building
association. dated 18th July. 1868. as by
reference to said deed will more fully ap-
pear. And ! hereby give notice, that
ON Taesuny. march a4th. 1855.
/ will offer 1t the Court House door, III
Annapolis, ct II o'clock A. NJ, the prop
erty SO seized and taken in execution, at
nnhlic sale To the highest bidder for cash.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-16

The appearance Of the blue birds ID
our midst Is significant Of the begin
ming Of spring. They hare been chiFp-
ing about our gardens and backy ards
since the 4th Of March, driven to
seek shelter from occasional storms,
but they are ready at the first indica-
tion Of sunshine To come from their
hiding places and greet uawith their
tuneful joy A ''single swallow does
not make summer but as this Ia
the iirt time III twenty-four years,
that democratic President has come
to the national capital, the Wicomico
Record thinks, "some significance
may be attached to the prompt ap.
pearance Of whistIing blue birds by
the 4th Of March"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-16

MONDAY EvE'0. MARCH 10. 1895.
a NOTABLE feature Of The Worlds

"A NOTABLE feature Of the Worlds
Fair at New Orleans bas been the
exhibition there Of the historic Liber-
ty bell Of Philadelphia. It was loaned
to the Fair By the City Of Brotherly
Love, and sent thither 10 q special
car in the care Of three custodians, in
structed to watch over it, night and
day. It arrived safely at its destina-
ton and was welcomed with enthu-
siasm aud special programme OF
ceremonies. This trip Of the vener.
able piece Of metal is the second one
which 1t has made since its journey
from the Old World to the New. In
1857 the order for q bell for the Penn
sylvania Assembly was sent to En-.
gland II The specifications Of the
order, was one for its strangely pro.
phetic motto, proclaim liberty
through all the land unto all the ID.
habitants thereof The bell was
brought over in 1853. and when first
rung to try the sound, itcracked, and
was therefore broken up and recast
twice 10 Philadelphia, before a salts
factory result was obtained. It was
finally hung 10 the belfry Of The State
House 10 June, 1853. The story Of
its ringing to celebrate the Declara-
tion Of Independence Is familiar to all.
Ia l777 when it was feared that the
British would take possession Of
Philadelphia, the precious bell was
removed to Bethlehem. When the
foe had been driven to seek other
quarters, II was brought back Some
years later when being rung at DO.
litical jollifcation, it was again crack.
ed, and its tone injured. An attempt
was made to restore the tone By saw
ing the crack wider, but without sue
cess.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-16

The boisetrous month Of March, oc-
casionally intermitted with i soft
summer breeze, is the most trying
time of the year. Those who live on
rich food and load the system With
material which must be disposed OF
to insure health, are very apt to ind
this month exceedingly troublesome.
Those who have tendency to rheu-
matism and gout, Or erysipelas, or
malignant sore throat, will be remind-
ed of their weakness as the winter is
breaking up. Most people eat too
heartily ii cold weather, and thus
accumulate morbid matter which pro.
duced disturbances when unfayorabIe
weather throws the system out Of its
ordinary balance. Be not deceived
by the soft breeze of the South nor
The brilliant sunlight. Six hours may
bring back the break Of the iceberg I;
keep on warm clothing, avoid getting
into q perspiration and sunny expo
sures and then going out into the
rough wind
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-16
For Rent.

A CENTRALLY located STORE and
n DWELLING on Main street, Anna
polls, md in first-class condition and
suitable for any business. Rent moder-
ate. Apply at the Office Of j. s. HAYS,
Main street. mar8-3t
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-16
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-16
asp Sdrerfis'"f"fs.
FOUND

..xoA chiIds KID GLOVE. with
I'Oe ! p..o,,nd the rist. The owner can
/ iul 'n,e a,D nv calling at this office and
= ihe a .sis .Sis advertisement. ml0-ot
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-16
NOTICE.

ospsoEs found trespassing, g,,l hereafter =
Dbhoo,H0vg farm. BELMONT" f" near
! ,,s 2 : sill be vigorously prosecuted.
lhaspp''' lg ORv1LLE HORWlTz.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-15
Der 9e,ttfGe Correspondent.
General &nnittI 6atse'S @cSaGts
ftfareSc ans (Seit. Grant.

2Sie oaS Sabel bereitS beri1tet bat, bielz
ten bic in Berlin meilenoen 2lmerifauer lOz
fort na9 Der gtadlrld)t pom SOoe Grants
etne Serfammiung, I'M Sel9lulIe III tanen;
bel bieier @elesenbeit belt 9enerdl=8onlul
31atne iolgenoe Heoe, oeren lS0rtlaut mir
ans Serltner 3eitungeu erIeben: uSd) lam
bieIe @elegenbeit 1if)t Uoriiber9e1en laIieu,
obne ba8 lebbaite Sebaueru iiber ben SOB et=
mes WtanneS auSSuoriifen, oefen &drriere
eine ber 9ldnSenolteu gpiiooen in Der @ez
id)idte unierer Republtf bilbet. Gen. 9raut
eridien am Grbabenlten i'm 4ugenblid beS
SieGeS, un0 I'M &erlaufe Ser 3ett miro lein
GbQrafter ais Srieger un6 al3 Dtenid) iogGr
nod iiber Die Uteinuugen Der SeBtjett erbos
ber neroen, NIB iein Gubm miro Die 3Ghlreiz
den 2(uS0riide Der Gdtung, pel4e beute
leinem 4nOenfen 9e3ollt per0en, melt iibers
leben. S6rperlid)e SAmerjeu unO 8raut=
belt tparen letn goos IN ben lebten Sa9eH
ieineS 2ebenS, aber er beSmang 6telelben nit
etner StIrfe, peId)e beiuie5, oaB lttu @eiIt
fein Sterben tannte. 9ieier bel0eumiit9ige
Mann unterSriidte ieine Gualen, rno OBJ
gleid er rpuBte, oaB bic OGuer etne5 moi
ifen 2ebenS mn nod eine turie, urS er
elbit nit taft ntat9emdtiI9er 9enaut9fett
baS &nbe iah, 70 brad)te er BOD 3uUor Die
5tpei Sanoe lelner Srte9S9eldld)te gum Abs
i9luB un6 beu9te iif 6ann erit Sem gngel
beS Sobes. Sine groBe gtation betrauert
bas Ableben eines tbrer beriibmteten S0bnc,
uno au9 mir, oblpobI EauenOe bon 0teiIen
oon Der 6eimatb entfernt, ienSen NIT trauerlt-
ben Ser5en nniere Sbeilnabme al Dem gro
6en Serluit iiber oeil SSean. Sor Sabren
mar if) 10 sliiflid), nit @eueral Grant 5uz
iammen i'm Orient Su reiien, unO bort iab i'd
ibn oft III iif ielbit gefebrt fteben uno nit
ieinen @eounfeu beid)diti9t, ober iein antlie
mur mir Der S6liiNel ;u ieiner Seele, NIB
bieie iprl6 81 mir bereOter, ais ieln 0tuno.
Die Oontbare 9iepublit miro tbn ME per9eI=
80,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-15
q Sahre In einer ssrrfnantlslt.

BbtlaoeI b ia Il, An9Nf. - SEl
Iortanna YBpiiG Srtndle 1T iOeber aus Sel
StaatS SrreHuuftdlt entlaiIeu iuorOen, tlr
meld)Cr te q Sabre inter Dem merTiuiirgs
gen Sorpano ocr ugrtrapaaau; une green
trlSItdt" gefangeu gebalten nur6e. Gie if
cine Softer oeS eiuer 3eit bier mo3lbstGEuz
ten Gr5teS Or. ". Draper Srludle uHe mar
III tbrer Su9euo cine geieierte Sd)Gubeit -.
letoer aber and 10 uerlGmen0ertid,, oaB eiEe
unginltige SerdnOerpng in oeu Sernr6geRss
llnlhGnoeu hires Sater es bemielben uunlcas
lid mad)te, ibre 3e6Euugeu Ill be,ableH.
Aorianna fubr iubeiieu fort, S6uloen iiber
Sdulten III MAIDEN, uno ais ie eineS Cages
cine @arultIIr Nt0beln uuf Bump taufte uno
oieelbe ulsbaun fir Elm Spottgelo loSiblug,
nm etpas 8al6eHgelo Su ar6alteH, entltano
EN- 10 GROCER Sfanoal, oaB lid1 Or. Sriudle
nsur 9tettlIn9 ielner Saulliens@bre" uerans
iaBI ptelt, oaS MiaoG)eu Der SSrrenaiIfalt IN
uberantporten. Dies geid)ab im SuIi 1888.
3ie AHairG murbe I'M IebteH SUM gelegentz
LID Der Su gSaihiHgton abaebalteneu SwOliten
National Union of Charities and Cor
rections" pentiIir., unb cine bierauf einges
leitete llnteriudung bate A0rlanua'S @Htz
lailEng Sur 6Olge. sic beiin0et i1 iett in
''Convalescents Retreat" udbe @enS=
NduS, 9elaware Gouutp, miro ii9 je0of
mabrI6einlt9 ndftenS mad lten Oort be-
geben, NO iid Sreunoe ihrer 0nnebmen mol
len. Srdul. Srindle lit lebt Uoufonmen erz
grant unO bat oaS &uSiebeu elmer greliin
NON so Sabreu
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Cir Mn,nn,, ntts pent sebetf.

Solicit, SGS., IA. augnit.- Marp 0az
niel8 aus Gerre 6aute, cine tueiBe 6rau,
uuo Charles Stemart, etu 9}eger aus 6eriela
ben Stopt, rpurOen gefern ans bem 3u6t=
bauie gu Solicit entlalien, NO iie je eiu Sabr
rue9en Si9ante 9eieiien batteH. sic waren
Sniammen ans Seue 6aute enthoben, NO
Wlarb einen tpeiBen @atten unb 9temart cine
farbige 6rau Snrijf lieB. Sie begaben ii9
na6 Mayieiaes, ST., un0 beiratbeten bort,
tpuroen jeood balb buranf auf SaranlaiIuug
Der Srau Stenurt, Die linen na1fOlgte, perz
baftet. Wtarp 3aniels bate ii9 @eTid)t nno
6Guoe nit irgenb elmer 6liiifigteit gefdrbt,
10 hab fe buS glusieben elmer 0tulattin
bate, alein mdbreno ibres einidbri9en 4uf=
entbalts i'm j3udtbauie gepann ibre 5aut
tbre natiirlite 6arbe Suriif. SteWart mur.
oe etlife StlnSen Dor Der 6rau entIafen un6
tpartete in bergtdbe be5 @efGnguihe8 auf bie=
Ielbe, aGlein iie mid ibm ans unb begab Fd
auf eiuem 8ahusuQe iofort naf ct, Qouis,
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Sas RalIFifetltetlt 9loaa,s.

Remz Oort, Ii. Gu9ult - 9r. Aaror
s. Sanoerpoel erbielt geitern eiH Sdreibeu
BON Sefretar gBbit1ep, in Wel4en1 oieier nit.
tbeilt, eaB Die neuen9feglerun9sidiffe auf BEN
Sdiffsbaubofe BON 0fOad pur9 ieine2 2lrbeiter
inter Ieiner Sberaufiidt uu6 inter Der Gon=
trule ser 56. 2orin9 uno gSilion pOuenbet
tperben ioIen. Die sesteren ioIlen ntttler'
ipeile 6as Snuentar bOllsnben unb Die S9St.
sung Der @ouG'iaen 2ttipa Our4 oas su bie.
fem 3pefe ernannte Gontte BON Stint ent9e-
aennebmen. 9as BON 9rn. 9fOad augefer.
fiqte Sersei6niB ieiner aftiOa unb YaiitUu
Iieqt bereif, miro iebO9 ntdt uOr Der Soften
buns Der ablddtling Ssitens Der &e9ierura
oer0fentliGt. Seioe SuoentGre Weroen bann
ueralid)en nno bem Soaro Of 2lppraiiers iiber.
9eben meroen.
@inem benz @eri6te borgelegten Sc
idGftsausweiie sufOlge belaufen iif1 8oad'S
BaiIiua auf 81, ,877, Die nomiueuen ut.
tina auf S., 1885, unb Die tuirtli6en atti.
ua auf S4,4S1 AIS.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

p9ieunte @ef- Columbia Sau -Sereln" an
g. s.. 0titel, @ruubEtd 0efieite Der 8ui=
iels, uabe Grobfra6e, y bet Is, $3.50;
@ruu63ins S24. G4as. a0bler an allen
Smitb, grunohid Efieite Der &beittrs,
nabe GbemitraBe, 11.6 BET So, $500; grnno
gins $3.50. 6reOerid 5. 9rown &C., ser
iualter, an SEQ. D!orriion, grunOltut 'sOros
peitede Der 2anuale= uuo GalAoaniraBe, Is
bel 50, $500; @rlno3ins $50. 2Sm. ..
Smitb an 3Obanu u. Niinrer uHo gran,
Grun6ftiid g9eftiette Der GouiHgton-, naBs
0lontaomerpItraBe, 1916 bet 78, $685. 9r3.
$40. Soiep6 Z. SoweH al 5obu Z. Cole
man, iun., Grunoftid Sfieite Der 8arelnpz
itrafe, nabe gtoro 0ueHeue, 1871 BET 95r
$3.50: @rllnb3ins 800. SEQ. u. Rtrie an
96m. 8. Sing grnOfid SuOOfede Der
6omburaftraBe uuo SHrgunop pzauep, Sc bel
65 =; &runo3inS $l25. Sulns pammera
Ilonah an Safob &oie, l SrunOitiid 81;
@runo,iuS S467. @eorgeauua Qitdfelo un6
Gatte an Suiannab 8. 8elanep, @runofid
Snieite Der Tiouutz, uabs RamlepfraBe, 12
81, 5000; @runoSins SIS. gliiabetb u.
6ultn uHo gntte an Sate 6. Smptb, 9ruuOs
ftiid glOr6peFede Der WaOiions, nabe Stir-
lrugarnBe, q bei 45.6, $500; gruuO5iH5
S44,
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Ser 6eIomdrft.

Rep CERT, IA. ut.-SOtsenbes
iino Die S6IuBuotirunseu: @elb Offnete 5u
i-14 Yrosent unb ifIos 3u II BrOSent.-
Sterlings @ediel 4.85i-4.854 auf 60 Sage
unb 4.87-4.87i auf Si6t.-8unOeszSbli=
aatiOuen S=prOa. 1929, 4ispro;. 11S, 4-pro5,
I222.-Aftien: sloams' @rpres 142, @ells
alz$acific SGT, @bei.sSbtO It, grie 16B,
DO. Bricr. 81, 2ate=Sbore 7lt, R..S. @eus
trail sos, ,9tortb-gSeitern 1929 DO. Brior. 1881
N.<g. Central est, DO. Yrior. l2S, Obic.
WiiIi. 20, DO. grior. 76, Yittsburs 14l
Teaoins 81, SiOd>Salane l19t, llutons Paci'
fc 4Ss, @eiteruzllnipn 69i.