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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-26
A had Wrock.

WHEELING, w. VA, Jan. 25,-At mid
night last night terrible collision took
place near Golfers station, on the Pitts
burg, Cincinnati ~ st. Louis railway.
The trains that collided were No. 40,
going east, and the first section of No,
5l, going wost-both frelghts. They
were in charge Of Engineers John
Park and Lowry, and Conductors
Roberts and McDevitt. Both engines
are a total wreck. Ono cab and both
tenders were mashed into kndling
corn, cornmeal, coke and nails. Trains
were delayed six hours. Both engineers
escaped by jumping while their trains
were going at the rate twenty-five mile'
nn hour.
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NATIONAL NEWS NOTES.
Whaf is Liable to Occur in Congress
the Coming Week.
RIVAL LEGISLATIVE SUBJECTS.
The Nicaragua Treaty and Inter.
State Commerce Bill
AR MAKING HASTE SLOWLY:
AR MAKING HASTE SLOWLY
Interesting Report on the Culture OF Cot
ton-Export and Import Statistics
Show q Healthy Balance of
Trade for Uncle Sam.
GENERAL WASHINGTON REPORTS
A CONGREGATIONAL Forecast.

WAsHINaToN, Jan. 25.-The inter
state commerce bill and the Mica
rauguan treaty are, as they
were at the beginning Of last
week, and of the week before, tho
leading measures before the senate, and
appear to be not perceptibly nearer
point of final action than week ago.
IL is probable that their discussion will
out last the present week, if not later.
Mr.. Bayard's resolution, expressing
the sentiments of the senate regarding
the London explosion, may lead TO
some debate tomorrow. Regular order
| is likely TO be set aside later in the week
for the dissension and passage of the
pensions and consular and dip
lomatic appropriation bills. One
or both, and it is possible
also the Indian appropriation bill which
will reach the appropriation committee
tomorrow, will be reported before this
week.
The temporary naval bill is still In the
hands of tho confereos, but an agree
meat will probably be reached to-mor
row or Tuesday. 1t is not likely TO leat
to any further discussion in the senate
The annual appropriation bill for th
District of Columbia is to be called VI
in the house tomorrow.
At2:30 O'Clock eulogistic addresses ar,
TO be delivered i'll honor of the late Rep
resentatlve G. Duncan, of Pennsyl
vania.
Tho committee on appropriations eS
poet to report the army and postotlic
bills in time to call them up on Tuesda
, or Wednesday.
1t is the intention Of the committee o
= rivers and harbors 10 press considers
4 ton of the river and harbor approprii
, tion bill the lattor part of the weel
There is disposition on the part {
: friends of the various prominent meas
!; ures now pending to antagonize the al
1 preparation bill.
: Mr.. Hewitt, of New York, will OF
l deavor to call up the bill to carry int
effect the provisions of the Mexican J,
: ciprocative treaty during the week.
: Mir. Townshend will press the Mex
j can pension I'LL.
, Mr.. StockslageT, the bill providing f
y public buildings throughout the cou
% try.
I, Mr.. Singleton, the national libral
U: bill, and Mr.. Willis the educational bi
d al every opportunity,
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Some One In Dallas or Cleburne is In-
terested.

TEXARKANA, Jan. 2.-LSpecial.l l-On
December % a man representing him.
self as j. c. Trullinger, whose right
name is Tate, sold Herold IL Haywood,
railroad ticket brokers at this place,
a ticket from New Orleans to San Fran
cisco. Herold d Haywood subseQuent-
ly learned that the ticket was stolen,
and Immediately Instituted vigorous
measures to capture the thief, and to-day
were successful in Identifying and
lodging him in Jail. IIo confessed to
robbmg passenger at Shreveport,
Louisiana, and delivered TO the officers
certificate of deposit for 5000 on the
! First National bank OF Cleburne, Texas
and draft on the Union National bank
OF New Orleans, drawn by the City
National bank of Dallas, TeXss, iot
500, both payable to j. G. Tru3mger
stolen with the ticket from thogwne
OF tho property. Tho prisonet is
stranger here, having been here only
few weeks,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-26
NO. 73.


peach trees are dead. Only the two and
three-year olds alive. Oats dead.
The main bridge on the Fairfieldroa
is washed off.
Mad dogs and cattle are reported run
ing at large.
The health was never better.
The line OF the proposed new county
is here, aud creating some interest.
This "cold corner" of Hill county is
needing help. They are too lar from
the court house for so much good coun-
try. We were included in the last
struggle for new county, and 1t cost
us a great deal of work and cash, but
lost 1t. Tho county towns are too aiserly
to give up little patronage to their
court houses, and they influence the
legislature. Poor cold corner; you
, have q hard time--left out in the cold.
But perseverance will be rewarded.
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Lampasas Local Notes.

LAMrAsAs, Jan. 25.-[Speoial.l-A fire
this morning burned down tho south
end of tho Hanna Springs bath house.
The rest of the house was saved by the
fire company.
Some parties reported TO Constable
Phillips this evening that there was a
newly-made grave in the middle of an
old field near town. He at once took
steps to have II opened, and up 60 this
writing, had not reached the bottom.
Night coming on stopped progress with
the work, which win be finished to-
morrow. Further developments are
expectCd.
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ing to cross White Oak bayou, ON the
outskirts Of the fifth ward, in a small
boat, were drowned, last night, by the
boat upsetting in the middle Of the
stream. They were aged 0 and l5 years,
respectively. A third boy was with
them, but escaped by catching and hold
ing on to an sverhanging limb, till
rescued. The hodies of the two drowned
boys were discovered to-day, about
noon, after dlligent search.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-26
A Murder I'm IIcndnll County.

San ANTONIO, Jan. 25.-[Specisi.l-A
telegram just received from Boerae, in
Kendall county, announces that a most
horrible and bloody murder occurred In
cedar brake, twelve miles from that
place, on Saturday afternoon. Atnfling
dispute between q. II. Humble and
another man, whose name is not known
here, resulted in tho murder OF tho
former with an axe. His head was split
wide open. The sheriff and citizens are
in pursuit of the assassin, and have
good prospects of bringing him to
speedy justice. He will probably be
lynched when captured. Great OK
element has been caused by tho bloody
and outrageous affair.
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Yhnre Cnttle are O. X

GAINESVILLE, Jan. Is [Special.l l.
Mr.. John IL. Belcher, who has just re-
turned from his rancho, reports that the
cattle in tho counties west of here are
not dying in such numbers as has been
reported, bat, as rule, are in excellent
condition. Only those who were put on
the range in bad condition are suffer-
inp
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Two bad Citizens.

GAINESVILLE, Jan. 25.- -[Spooial.l-
Sheriff McC!ain, of Montague, arrived
to-day with two prisoners, John Bone
and Frank Wilbur. Bone IL wanted on
a charge of cow-stealing, and Wilbur
was re-arrested upon tho charge oi
breaking Jail in Montague, some weeks
since. Bono Is an old offender.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-26
TyIer's Local Drama.

TYLER, Jan. 25.- Especial = Last
night, Notwithstanding the disagreeable
weather, splendid audience witnessed
the rendition of "Bread Upon the Wa
ters," by the Tyler Dramatic club, at
the opera-house. Criticism upon the
performance are very flattering to the
club, and doubtless they win be re-
quested to appear again soon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-26
A Posse Chasing Caskey,

CINCINNATI, Jan. ga Mount Sterl.
ing, Kentucky, special says: On January
%, James Lindon, a prominent
citizen of Wolfe county, was murdered
by William Caskey, q drunken des-
perado. The murdered man had be-
friended Caskey, and large band of
citizens are now pursuing the criminal
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Arrest the Attendant.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 25.-The coroner has
returned a verdict that the death of
William Heffner, an inmate OF Long
view insane asylum, who died from the
effects of bath in sealding water, was
due to culpable carelessness of the at
tendant. The attendant has been dis.
charged, but not arrested.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-26
Cotton's Kinrship returning.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25,-Mr. Nimmo,
chief Of the bureau OF statistics, presents
his quarterly report, just published. an
interesting report made to the bureau
by William l.. Trenholm, of Charleston,
South Carolina, on the persistency ofthe
fertility of the cotton producing
lands in the United States. This re-
port was prepared by Mr. Trenholm in
reply TO specific inquiries submitted to
him by Mr.. Nimmo, in July last, 1t is
now presented as introducing to the
public an important and somewhat
extensive investigation as to
the probable future relative
position of this country in
cotton manufactures, and in the exposi-
tion of cotton to foreign markets. Mr..
Trenholm asserts that under the old
methods of cotton culture prevalent
prior to 1850, great bodies Of lands not
only lost tho power to produce cotton,
but became unit for any purpose known
to planters, lie confidently asserts
however, that with the Improved
methods and expedients described by
him the cultivation of cotton has become
not only lucrative art, but pro
| gressive science; that the cotton sick
Il lAlluh udNb Ubbh lNNldlulthg uhu bht
general average of productiveness of the
cotton lands OF the country has been in
creased. lie gives the statistics
of the production of particular
tracts, and the relation cotton croI
averages throughout the cottoI
belt to sustain his assertions. Mr.
Trenholm concludes his report as fol
lows; "Looking at tho question solely
with reference to tho capacity o
land, il seems reasonably certain
that the cotton states of tn,
Union will be able to keel
up the usual crop, and, in case of need
increase it considerably, without mate
rally increasing tho acreage now il
cotton"
Mr.. Trenholm is tho son Of tho lat
George Trenholm, secretary of th
treasury of the Southern Confederacy.
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Mnrinn hIntters.
HFWf FffO NEWNNNF"s
pnnr or aAIVKRTnN

GALVESTON, Jan. 25.-Arrived: The
steamship Colorado, from New York
the steamship Morgan City, from New
York.
Sailed: The bark Truin, for Fleet
wood; the bark Napier, for New Orleans.
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Naias frnnawnrihnn,.

WORKMAN, Jan. &.-[Correspondence.
We are glad to report ne stock alive
after the long freeze. Farmers were
provided with food enough 10 keep up
the stock. Nearly all the fall-grown
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 2j. - During De-
cember, 1884, the value of exports of
merchandize was $9l,29i,Sl0, or
about S3,OOO,OOO a day. This
has been exceeded but twice
before, viz: During December, 1880,
and December, 1882. The value of i'm.
ports of merchandise for December
1884, was only $i2 l39, 300, being less thar
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-26

GousroN, Jan. 25. Special Two
brothers, named Friday, while attempt
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-10-31
Farm for Sale.

Desiring 70 move 70 Mississippi, I Of
fer my farm for sale. II is located ten
miles northwest of Covington, in the
well-known Chubby Hill" neighbor-
hood, and consists of 160 acres Of
land, with dwelling, outhousss. etc.
Partly under cultivation, in corn, pes
nuts, potatoes aud sugar cane; the cot
ton crop, az balss,) has been sold. 4
good sugar mill on the place and two
kettles. Good water and we'll mbersd.
Price. $1,000. 1t is adjoining Govern
nent land. open to settlement Apply
on the premises to LOUIS BERNARD,
or to VIM. Badon, Coviugt0n, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-10-31
Land for Sale.
1908 Acres of Land,

Situated on both sides of the Abita
river. known as the vignie land about
II to miles from Covingtcn, and touch
ing the famous ABfTA SPRINGS.
Suitable for Brickyard and Stock
raising. Contains two fine mineral
springs. For further particulars apply
TO JULES B. MALLE. Agent, Coviag-
ton, La.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-10-31
Farm for Sale.

Situated on the Abita river, one mile
above the cclebrated Abita Springs, and
five miles from Covington. Containing
81 acres. most Of which has bean under
cultivation. Twenty-Five bearing pecan
trees on the place. Dwelling, stables,
aud all necessary outhouses. For terms
apply to SEYMOUR FLOT, on the
premises
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-10-31
Succession Of Mrs. NJ, e. Jaufroid
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of st. Tam.
many-Eighteenth Judicial Distric,
Court-No. ITS.


By virtue of an order of sal.
from the honorable the Eighteenth Judi.
cial District Court in and for the Parish
os St. Tammany, State of Louisiana,
bearing date October %, 1885, and to
me directed, authorizing the sale of the
property belonging to said succession,
will proceed to sell at public auction,
for the purpose Of effecting a partition,
at the last residence of the deceased, in
the town of Claiborne. parish ana State
aforesaid. onTHURSDAY, the fifth day
of November. 1885. between legal sale
hours, the following described movable
property. to-wlt:
One cow and calf.
One horse.
One Jersey wagon.
One Jersey wagon. broken up.
One lot of furniture.
One lot of crockery.
One stove.
Terms Of sale, cash on the spot.
w. B. Cook, sheriff.
Gorinyton. La, Oct. %, 1885
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-10-31
Farm for Sale.

Situated on the Tehefuncta river, four
miles from Covington, and six miles
from Madisonville. containing eighty
acres. we'll timbsrsd. Ten acres under
cultivation Good Dwelling, Kitchen
and Stables. For further particulars.
apply at fhis office. Or to
CHAa " NRAnvrv
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-10-31
Mulberry Grove
HOTEL.
Near Csvington, st. Tannauy
rsxiah, e.
CHARLES TAEERY, PkoPRI1rOR

This popular sua0sr 1ssest IN Ire
pissy woods Aaa. bR Ne s4ssonsda-
ties q families. sinsls sd double oeS-
tesss. hiosraa syriags sl1al 10 these
81 IL AbiaA. Bplsadid sAsd4 Aae
bathing AnsslA.s Abls saA plenty Of
milk.
rss0s-Psr Day. u -: per Week
90; pr Meath. S35.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-10-31
VICTOR 1oLANCHE,
n s, Mail stage Line.
CONVICTION, "A.

NCTICE.-Ths undorsfgn'sd w!u
nav no debts oontrasted in his sme' In
references 70 his property in st. lam
many Parish, unless authorized by dim
4. THOMSON. ,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-10-31
Lands for Sale.
IN WASHINGTON PARISH. LA.

One tract. 639 acres; one tract.
400. acres: one tract. 100 acres.
Also, farm containing 20 acres.
in a high state of cultivation, With
dwellings,. stables. etc, in . first
class neighbsrhood. And . farm
containing l6O acres. with build
ings, cotton gin. saw and grist
mills, 60 acres in cultivation; good
summer and winter pasture.
For terms, address or call upon
BABlA0rox BR0s.,
Fconklinfon Ia
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1885-10-31
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
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WALTHAM WATCH co.

Watches. and 50 certain are We oil
their reliability that we agree 10
tAts them back and refund the
!! money II they do not give satisssc-
ton. We have lately reduced them
10 tho following figures:
SoLls S1vzR ky WlSsr1s WAronss
Broadway" jewels. .....$l0 90
"Na. Ellery." II jewels -. IL 90
SOLID SsIvks SrEx-Wrzpzas.
Sterling" jewels. .......@12 so
"Wm. Ellery," II jewels. -. Is 90
Up. 8. Bartlett" Is jewels. 81 81
lO-kaHar SOLID GoLp STrM- WISDes
Sterling" jewels $40 90
"Wm. Ellery," II jewels. 33 90
'P. s. Bartlett Is jewsls. 81 90
14-kAxAr SOLID GoLD Srxx- NUMBERS
Sterling. Jewels. .$45 90
'Wm. ElIsry.' IL Jewels. so 90
Up. S. Bartlett" Is jewels. So 90
Appleton Tracy" adjusted
and Patent Regulator. 81 90
lS-kARAr SOLID GoID STEM WIxpyes
Sterling" Jewels. $50 90
WIN. Elisry," IL jewels =. 50 90
~. 5. Bartlett" Is jewels. Go 90
Appleton Tracy" adjusted. IS 90
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Serbeertmeen orr6 Stnrat nnS
@ptf('trrdd1.

SdenectaSp, N.-9., 13. 2tuguif. -
Gin geftern lbeub in @lenDille=SOmnlbip, 6
0feiien ueItlid bon bier, nieOergc gangener
@oIfenbru6 tii9te Dem @eletie Der nJieruz
YOrfer @entralbabn" erbebliAen S6aoen ;u.
Der SabnUerfebr 1T unterbroden unO Die
@rnbte auf pielen 9(dern Uerni6tet.
Normoob, G.zD., IS. @u9uit. - Die
erfen @erifte iiber Die Serbeerungen oes
geftrigen GptIons in btefger @e9en0 waren
iibertrieben. gSie jebt erntittelt iit, famen
MIR ser Sarlnarbeiter @fi6ael Martin unb
Srau Saoio 6it9lbbons unl'S 2ebeu, pdbs
reno hie lSsjdbrige 0tpraSrmsbp tpahrid)eiu=
lid tDotIidl uuS iteben anbere Berionen ntills
ser heoentlid) perlett tpureen. Der Sturm
eriiredte fd uuf eiu Is Ytetlsn lan9eS unb J
bis { Meile breites @ebiet unb mar BON
einem iprd)tbaren 6agelifla9 begleitet. Man
idGtt ben III giormoob uno Der ndditen llnts
gebnue anseridteten S6abeu uuf $15O,OOO.
SroY, N.-D., IS. ausuf.-aus Cara
tooa pirb aerlelbet, baB bort ein &egen= nno
@eiuitterIturm getpiitbet bat, tpie ieitl5 Sab
rem ni6t. Gin 6ubrmann, nit 9tamen @batz
tertor, murSe bonn Sltbe eridiasen, uno
iiberbaupt i6lug Der Slib nod an uerifiez
Senen anrereu Bl6ten ein. SIM unteren
Stabttbeile tuurOen Die StraBen unS Seller
iihPIfhmelrt1lt
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asbfabrtstnse per S;eans1a'npter


Dampier rg8dsIanO" na4 gntDsrpen - am 10.
Sampler r@recton mOuara" nad eoroOn - am
10. au9uf.
Dampfer nGallia" nod Gtoerpool - am 10. Au9-
Rampter rBaltic" nab 9iperpoo-om Is. Au3.
Dampier ngd)ieoom" mad amleroam - ON 10.
Auguf. ,,-
8umpier nRbetn" nahSambuTg-nm l5. Aug.
Dampier ,gBuomin9o nndlgiuerpool-aT ] =. aug.
9ompier nSt. Saurent" nab SaUre-am ~ aug
Dumpfer ngms" nah Sremen-nm 10: aug,
gOampfer ,g gcltic" nab SiDerpool-am 20. aug.
8ampter rSueUia" nau bam6ura - am 70 Aug.
Dampter .State OF AlaJamn" mad SIas9om-am
6ampisr. .Nurorin" uadb eioerpooI-am %. Tus.
9ampter .Gt9iOpia" nab 9las9oD-aW 22 aua.
3ampier rGitq Of Gbeitsr" nab ttDerpool-am ~.
Sampler sVetar" uat gremen-nm 22. Nuguft.
9ampier .RoraUio" nab 6ambura--am %. Aua.
DampteI .2BeiteInaRb" nab AntmerPeH-om ~.
Sampler egyptian UOuard" rad eon0Ou am
8omPier "Sioer" mad BremeH-am 20. aus.
Dampier pg. @aIauO" nab RotteroGm - ON 26.
Sampler sgitp Of Rome" na4 eiosrpooI-um %.
Sampler gSeIpetia" na6 2iu,rpOoI-am %. sus.
9ompier r4meTique" nad 4opre-om 36. auguf-
8ampfeI Britannia" uad 9iuerpool-om 81. Mug.
9dmpfer r@truuG" nod StDerpool-am %. au9.
8ampfer "6urHeiiO" nab 9ia59oip-om ~. Au9.
0uulVltt 1Qtuu" HQu NOptHpQAtH-ulil 1os <sLt
9uTpter ~@itq Of Chicago" nuh siuerpoOl-am %.
au9uit.
8ompier ~SJiiia" ua@S Snmburg-am %. Aua.
9ampier r9Beroer" moo Sambutg - ON 70. aus
Dnmpier 3nanonm~ nod9 AmitsISdm Om ~
Aueuf.
GompfeI rVeOa0" nod 9iperpool-om 1. SeRt
9ompier pSt. @ermau" nab Saore-om =. StpL
9ampfer .N0rintic" nah eDerpool-am 3. Scpi'
Dampier p2Seiipbola" nab Sambur8 - an D.
September,
3nupiCr 1SeTpiaH undl Eiuerpool-am o. Sep''
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Inmpier .abuiua" God @lasgom a. $evt'
HampieI aanboria" mad @lasgom-am L. SsV''
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g. v. Samberger an 9tobert 3. Saulbers
ger &C., @runofiid SiioOlede Der Caroline
un0 0ta6iioniraGe, Is bel 63, So; @rlnoz
sins $50. Georg Sberoorier uno 6rau au
g org u. 5iies rno 6rau, @rluofltd OF
ieite Der Chapel, nabe @baieiiraBe, I3 bel
80, $500; @runOSiu5 $50. Ni. Sitter an
Sob. Spangcnberg, @runOitiid NOr0ieite Der
6amiaUz, nabe 6remontliraBe, II bel 6j,
$5G3; glun0SlnS $50. gSm Dorm all Sob.
Sintel NM Srnu, @ruHOitiid g8enieite Der
Caroline, nabe 0tuuiiinitraBe, IA bei 80,
$1375; GrunoSinS $14. s. SO. 9OHqbertn
rno 6rau an 81. SimOn unO 6rau, @runos
itiid Siiboitieite Der Sioole=, nabe Iidmonoz
lraBe, "a bel 20, Sl525; $3.50. SbomaS
2lrmiirOng &C. oil Sarah glmanoa 0irOn, IL
@runoitiide, s.. abigail s. AmoB &C. an
5tomOS armirona, @runOitiide, IS. Sb.
&. GoHllon all Goparo Seller, grunoItiid
QRCfeiie Der Sutton, nabe PatterIonzQO
II bei "A. 1C4, So; @run0SiH8 $40. 2lll @.
yintbicum oil NtarD s. Surte, / @runoititd,
$12OO; @runo5IuS S25. Siaat Baum ar
Miuer u. giuSbaum, fiid Siioieite
oer gGferus 2lU,uue, nabe 8OlilraBa, 10 oct
G5, $11OO; @ruuoSiu5 $50. Wtid)nel 3.
6ammer oil @Ia s. GlSrOa0, @run0ftiif
SiIbieite Der 9Sooomaros, uabe Scotti.ase,
u bel 62, So; @rAnbSiHS $50. Satbalud
SGilbmadlter an SeMri6 SDilowa6er, 7
grrubiide, 81. 6rIeOr. Ylduter &C. ai9f.
sc. Samiiou uno gran, grunoiIif Clieile
Der g&oli., nabe SeiieriOnltraBe, 10 bet 80,
$21OO; Grun0Sn5 $3.50. Sobn s. Sole.
man. jim, al Y, S6warb un6 6rau, @runOs
fiid Sibiete oer Dta6iiOnftr., nabe 8rOaOz
man, 14.85 bel Sc, STOPS; Gruuo3, $5I.3G.
Niarp 6. GIlingcr &C., 8eltament5uOllltrede-
rir, au gGm. 8 &leu0en,n, l 9runofid,
$525. gEl!oH ErOiUOcn uuo Srau OIL $.
@otiou Gbi,otens &C., grunOfiid gSefieIte
Der WountiraBe, nube gomOnOiOn= &usnue,
1916 bei 74.1Oi, $500; @ruuoStH8 $40. @.
91. &ono &C. an Glija 5. Glaaett, @ruuoifiif
giorOieite Der eager, uabe gSaihtn9tOnitr.,
u bel so, $500; gruno5inS $50. gGn, $.
6arieu al augUft &,lmeger un6 6rau, @r.
GiiOmefede Der 6emOntilraBe uno Qafagz
ettez 9lUeme, 16 bel $50, $1,000; @ruu03iuS
$50. QGm. &. 6ollanb uno 6rau an SObH
6olano, gruuo o1iide, $4,000. SOb. Sram
an Sorab s. Garbad, @runoitiid 9ltieite
Der @aibin9tous, nabe Saltlmoreitr., 1910
BET 100, $3.50; grunoStuS $55.34.
Baltimore GountD.
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Stepben 2lopo; geUi 3. GOnOOn uuO 6rau
IN SNmar0 GSeCcombe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-08-14
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