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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-03-24
PEcULIARIrIEs OF GREAT MEN.
ROW Generals Grant ead Mcclellan and
President Lincoln Read Newspapers.


On, yes, said correspondent, g Gen.
efai Grant also had his peculiarities. He
usually read one paper through and through.
lie would stop in the middle of an editorial
and reflect. Grant was a slow reader, but
when he put down paper he could tell you
all the news and discuss question with
great discrimination. He used to say that
one paper was all he had time to read in a
day He said this practice of reading sew.
eral papers was responsible for good deal
OF the superficial thinking in vogue nova
days. Whatever was worth reading in his
estimation, was worth digesting and remem-
berIng. People who knew Grant will recol-
lect what an exhaustive memory he had for
detail. He could relate every circumstance
connected with any event that occurred
long before the war. HIS used to say he
didn't remember all about the war, but he
knew more than any one else about the
great events in which he bad personally fg-
ured. There is no doubt whatever that
General Grants predominant characteristic
displayed itself in his manner OF reading.
lie was slow, patient and painstaking in
everything, but when he once arrived at
conclusion there was no dislodging him.
Lincoln never cared for the news of the
day-that is, he never cared to read it. He
usually had his private secretary tell him
what was in the papers. He would read edi-
torials, though, by the hour. When he
stopped at the hotel he would read the edi-
torials in every paper the first thing in the
morning. He used to say that mems views
were all he cared about. 1t made no differ
ence about the details Of how q thing hap
pened. II he knew the causes of it and the
bearing it would have upon matters in gen.
eral, that was all he wanted to know.
General Mcclellan was just the oppo-
site. He cared more about the circum.
stances of good story than about the re-
suit II he knew that certain bill was
passed or defeated in Congress he would
read all about its career, and then form his
own Judgment. Mcclellan, of course,
respected the opinions OF others, but he
always made it n rule to be self-reliant in
thought Us well as in action. On q certain
occasion, few years before the war, Nc
Clellan and Greeley were both staying at a
hotel. They were fast friends. One even
ing the conversation turned upon the slav-
cry question, and Mr.. Greeley, who was an
ardent admirer of Wendell Phillips, called
General McClellan's attention to mn attack
made against his character in Leading New
York paper. II had grieved Horace SO that
he almost shed tears. Mcclellan burst into
hearty laugh, and turning to Mr.. Greeley
rather pointedly asked him If he hadn't had
experience enough to know that it mattered
little what any newspaper said about man.
Horace was shocked at such an unexpected
remark, and couldn't be made to believe
that the General meant it."
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now Jay coula,. Fortune !. Invested.


Jay Gould's fortune at present is princi
pally invested in and controls the 5,0i,
miles composing the Southwestern or Mis-
souri Pacific system of railroads and the
S271 100000 of capital they represent.
This does not include the now disintegrated
Wabash-Pacifc system, with its 1850 miles
of road and 1928, 900. 900 of obligations,
direct and indirect What is of moro inn
portance to the country, this fortune con-
trolls over $50, 600 miles of pole lines and
two Atlantic cables. besides other tele-
graphic facilities that are capitalized in the
Western Union and auxiliary companies at
$123, 100000. Mr.. Gould has also an abso
lutte ownership of the elevated railroad sys-
tenn of New York, which is stocked and
bonded for $45. 900, 900, making the total
amount, par value, of the securities con-
trolled, not including the Wabash Pacific
Sass, ZOO, 900.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-03-24
A GEORGIA ROMANCE.
How Young Man Shot ut n Bird, Hit a
Cow, and Won n Wife.

,4Abqnqt two years before the war, near a
prosperous little town, a fbeanfsif, young
lady, about IA, was sleeping in hammock
swung from two stately oaks in grove.
She was a pretty picture of innocence aud
grace, and won the admiration of the pass
ers. In meadow TO the rear fat, meek
eyed COW reclined in the shade, Illuminating
the food she had gathered in the cool of the
morning. Across the road from the house,
the girl, and the COW is meadow, n branch
running through it, and coming up the
branch is boy with gun. When within
100 yards Of the girl, and about 100 yards
from. the COW, bird flew up and sailed in
the air towlrd the COW; the boy fired at
the bird, which flew on unhurt, but the
COW received pretty strong dose OF shot.
She Immediately arose in fright dashed
through the grove, caught the girl and ham,
mock on her horns, aud rushed with her
shrieking victim about the lot The terrified
girl became silent, and tho crowd of rela-
tives and friends in pursuit thought that
she was dead. The wild fury of the COW
as abe rushed around soon tore the netting
loose, and the girl dropped unconsciously
to the ground. She was picked mp and
taken into the house, and on examination
only few minor bruises were found. The
boy, thinking he was the innocent cause of
the killing OF the young girl, Disappeared
1t was thought that he had persisted by his
own hand, but about six years after the war
o travclstained stranger was in the town
inquiring for persons, most of whom had
been swept away by the war. After long
search the stranger found an old man ON a
load of wood, and in conversation with him
learned where one Of the parties he was in
search of lived, a few miles ont OF town.
He went there, made himself known, and
turned out to be the boy OF the gun. The
people he found were his father and mother,
who had mourned him dead for eight years.
The boy had been in South America, got
rich, and, yearning for the love of the old
folks, returned to the desolated home of his
childhood aud made his loved ones COM
Portable. For the first time, then, hearing
that the girl was uninjured, he called on
her, found her pretty, good, and first.
class home woman. He put in with will,
got her heart as his own and the old folks
consent, and has been for the last twelve o.
fourteen years one Of the leading men Of
his section. This is fact. -<imericits (Ga.)
Recorder.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-03-24

Every minute Of the day seventy human
beings are brought into existence and sixty
seven are removed, says writer. The popu-
lation of the world is steadily increasing at
the rate of three per minute, of 1920 per
day, more than 100000 per year just
think of the yearly increase of man being
equal to the entire population Of the State
OF Iowa. Where do they all go? The home
OF the human race, SO far as we are able to
learn, was in Asia, and from there all the
nations have come. The rapid increase of
population in the United States shows the
tendency Of the race to scatter and seek new
fields
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-03-24
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MuIpT!M OF puq on pun 'IeV3uJ STU Hool
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s!T anq sIool on ,R!M 'qo9uM IeAel 3uelud
. p!M euus eql OPP ol eIqu suM on slueS II
~ pun 'HooIo 6I!uruJ on, ulvSu loqlsSo9 md
puu sooo!d u! e4ul OF svM pooqpl!To sIq &c
semnspd eql 10 euO ssu!qouui Ieqlo puu
Iuo!IlosIo 'sou!Sue-mus3s 's,uoqulvsls 'seuIS
-ue-sIy 'sIHuAvs 10 sIepom pelonI1suoo
on oIeq puv 'doqsHIoM IIsus u!q Ioy
pony Ieq'py STU pro sIusG or 9noqv ueqM
'xoa u 10 ,Ia u ss spua 'aIV snomud
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-03-17
Scr Gau6morS atsf Der p8O6 $50
ToaaA E%asRf

y btCag0, l6. WIr}. - 2LuBer ben U2a
oen Ntdneru, melte Habe Solicit, Slt5., ais
Der Setheiligung all Dem 3aubmOrO auf Oeg
w5tods JSlaHo Babn" Ueg0idltil fefgenoms
men murOeH, III Der gremfer 8attS ais oers
oadug oerbaftet. 5u Dem @rpreBmagtu
taHo man HdmiJd) Die blutige art, nit Ser
mutbmaBIid1 Die llutbat uoubraht mdrO, all
oer Steue QufgebiuGt, tuobiH fJe uorid)rtftSs
maBig geb0rt. 9iuu Iagt bic lInterju6uugS=
Oe9oroe: elm AHoerer al8 Elm SahHbeumter,
pat oie AGt ndt Oortbin gebdugt; eiu Md.
5ur Sahu 9eb0riger Qt0rOer, Der bic Grt oeS
GIpreBma9enS benuBt, bate iie uid]t all BEN
PlaB, al ben ite bjngeb6rt, Surtdgel3gt, ION
perm rubi9 ltegen laheu; Der aber al petHe
ltQte 4unttltt]tett geuObHte 8ahH5eumte
loHHte and i'm 3uitanoe leluer bOd)lteH Qufz
Iegun9 ntdlt unbtu, Ote 2lrt lute0er an ibreu
bettmmten PIaB Su bdUgeu; babel uergaB er
III Der 4ufregung, OaB 0aS NiorNpcrt3eug
Slutlpurcu aufptG8. 5erner mad)t IS ben
Natt8 perOdattg, oaB er iugt, elmer Der
Jlanbm6rber babe oen ReUoluer oUrt bic
&entiIations6fHuug getsdt, nm ibu, falls er
lid) BON Der Steue riiblte, III erid)ieBeu.
9suu giebt es aber faHn eiuige Dem @iieus
babu6ieHit feruitebenbe geUte, nete Die
9entllatiOuS6TuuHg al Der 8ete oes $50
gems teHneni oeHu Don SnHeu ilt ile Htdlt Su
bemerfen.
9te8 fn6 auer0iug8 MIR &ermutbuugeu;
farfere Snoi5teu gcgeu gSatt5 liegeu bis ieBt
nitt Uor.
2lus @iOut8, SQ8., wiro gemcloet, oaB
man Oort auf etu iriiher in ieuem Grte All
idlFgeS, nOtoriibe8 Subjeft, gfameus 0tite
6Umpbren, i0buOet, melte8 ebcuiau8 I'M
%ercatt feht, bet Dem 3aubmOrO Oie Q1uo
in Sptele gebobt lu babeu.
SeuOgg 9hdOu8, oer ermor6ete grprc8.
bote, murOe beute Eahmitta9 inter groBI
Setbetligurg begrabtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-03-17
90 @area1t fiir Wien1a6t .

Baibiugton, ,. g., 16. @tar5. -
8a8 6au8 @Omite fir Qauomirtbiaait bat
cen Geprdieutauten Satd initruirt, ieine
Biu 8etrefis 2lmenOirung oe5 9eieBes in
8e5ug auf Ginfibrung zines 8llreaus fitr
Sieb3udt gitnfttg ein3uberidten. Da8 8it=
reuu iou bauptiddlih bic 2luf9abe baben,
0taBregeln CUR 2usrottung BON Stebieuheu
uuo SOrbeugungsmaBragelH gegen iold]e gu
treffen. Die Bill geitattet Dem aderbau=
GOmmiidr, 10 biele &lerts anjutfeuen, ais er
n0tbig bat. 9os 6aupt Qmeuoement iff
fOlgen6es: 0enn Der Qderbau @ommiiidr
id iiberSeugt, ,OaB irgen0po Qungeu= ,9loueu=
ieude ODER Rinberpeft betebt, 10 iol ct nit
Der 3uItimuung, @euebmtgung ooer @ttts
pirtung oes @ouberHeurs oOer aHOerer 5uz
fGu0iqer Staat8beb6roeu 6a8 BON Der Seus
DIE befauene Gbier abiddgen uuo t0oteu lais
len. Der gigentbuner oe8 betrcffenben Siebe5
iou cine GntidaOtguug erbalten, welde oret
Giertel 6e8 gBertbes utft iiberIteigt, ben oaS
Gieb natl 6em @utahteH Der 4biditer ge=
bebt bat, ebe e8 BON Der Seude befalleu
purbe. Die n0tbigeu @eIoer iou Der GoHz
areB bepiuiqeu. 8oh iolen in feiuem Sale
ne6r, Qls $l6O fir Elm Stiid be5ablt perz
ben. Die gta beiuiIigt $250,O00 81 oteien
3pedeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-03-17
Der 9eutf6e gorrefpOnOent.
Satlbu's StebSf6ble.

Wemart, SIS, 16. 0dr3. 2(u8
giens Srunsptd mtro gemelaet, 6aB baS De-
fi3it Sgilbp's BON Der Dime SaOingSbant, +"
tpeldes iid auf So 900 belduft, burf Cub
ifriptiOnen ge6edttit. Dtau min mifien, oteie
Sunlme meroe uur inter Der 8eoin9un9 aus
beSablt mer0eu, baB SgiIbp ntdt pro3eiitrt
mer6e. Or. 2ib, einGrperter BON 9tepsg gorf,
meIdel Sgilbp unteriuhte, ertldrte benieIbeu
nitt allein fir irrFuuig, ioubern iprad aud
bic 4nf6t aus, baB er mOgltfertuetIe btnueu
6ur,en iterben fueroe. S9ilbg itebt nod
tnuier in ieiner 8obnurg inter Sepahung.
geps s8ruH8w d, g&.sS., IS. RdrS.-
6eute murSe in @rfabrun9 9ebraht, baB SRI.
Gliiabetb Miuturn pOn bier fiirSIid $150, 900
in Standardization autbeil an Dem 8ers
ntSqeu 6e8 in Stem gOrf OeritOrbenen GowarO
U1tnturn-bei 2trtBur S9ilbp, Dem SaaB=
meiiier Der uertraften p8tme SaUtnsss
8ant,n 6eponirte. 9ieie Sbliaationen perz
ben iebt uermiBt. Die 3epoltoren Der Sant
bemiibeu iidD, Die grnenuung etnes Walien.
turutors III bintertreibeu, neil ite 0aS meHlge
iibrige Gelo nitt ourd Die 4us9aben fir
eiuen 0tafenturatOr UermtEoert 6u ieben
tuiiuidleu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-03-17
SclbRmprS ctnes Oeutf6eu gournaz
Ifitfff.

&criep @it0, g&.=5., IG. Wdr;. -
lroN. Trib 6eioer, 9fcoatteur oes Oeulibeu
o6ubiou &ouutD SouruaI8," ," begm9 beutt
yiadmtttag III ieiHer 8obuuuo Jit. 996,
SloomiielOiraBe 6oboleu, Selblmor0 OW1
9rjhieBen. Gr mar felt iedJ5 Dtouattu in
6olge t6rpertifer Geioeu idwermutbig uuO
auBerte bdufg oeu 28uHidl, Ri iterbeu. Set
lettCm Samitug mar er utdlt mebr m 'eiuem
@etdit8lOfale gemejeU. QI5 bauft M.utQg
er 8iCnitmaohtu ieiH Simmer bctrat, fauO
e8 grn. 35eioer cntieelt NIT ourdidoTeHem
GOpfe i'm Bette. Sim GROCER 9teOOlU3r lag
auf 0em 8o6eu. Der SertOrbtue bate Elm
@aidbedeu inter ieiueu SOpi gailelIt nm
oa8 8ett5eug 10 nemg, al5 m0gliu, nit Blut
lu befleden ytiemaub batte 0eu SduB gez
bort. aeiu 8rief Ooer iOuittae5 5dlrtititiid
CAB 2luitldrunq uber ou5 WtotU fir Olu
Salbfmoro 4rOi. 6ej0er mar in 8a1era
9ebOreit, etIua 80 Sabre aft uuo leoigeH
StQnOe8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-03-17
Gin Wor00eBctmttB tn W&ufia6us
IettS.

On @ttleboro', 0taii., IG. Mldr,.
- G8 ill ermtttelt wOrOeu, oas @eorg
StorrS, Der giebbaber Don QQue8 song, Oes
rem Stelet geiterl aufgtfuuoeu uurOe, am
%. gtoocmbcr 1892, oeu Datum Oe8 Iers
iapinOenS oe8 0ldOdeus, nm 9 llbr &beuOs
cine @batie uebit 8ferO nlietbete nm hd
mad Ser 0rei 0itieu eutiernteu gnue'S Sta
lion Su bepeben. 2lm udfiteu g}Orgeu fluo
mau @lutfledcn aui ben SitpOlteru III oer
@baiIe. StOrr5 erfIarte ieHeu llmfauO oa-
mails burt cine pIlufbIe GHgaDe. Der
yetbitalbeiter, melter erfa5reu bate, oaB
StorrS auhatt mad gaues Station uah
28yentbam gefabreu mar forOerte grtrlbe=
;ahIuug, melbe StOry5 obue GinnauO ben.
9oJ. Stor8 1T 80 Sabre ait uuO ans gm-
oiuer 9ie., aebiirtig. Gr gebt III, 0a8 CT
all jauem &beuo nit Tll. Gong ipa,jertn
iubr, bebauptet je6od), er babe oa5 UtaOdeu
mad beCuoeter Tabgt an Der GbHre Ibre8
&oibQuie5 ausiteIgeu llTeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-03-17
SCrmaun Saffc's RcrOr ttnS SeIbit
tltorODeri1td1.

YhiIabetpbia, l6. MGr3. - Sor I'M
getahr elmer 8Od)e erregte es uugemeines
Nuleben, ais zines Nittags in Der Rdbe BON
gea9ue'SSIane Der 6urmer Sermanu Saiie
beitununu9slos uu6 blEtenS ouf einem Teloe
uabe ieiner Sebauiuns gefunoen puroe. Syn
6erieI5eu tuurbe Die 1rau aus elmer tiefen
8unoe am 6alie blutenb gefunSen, ,uuo Bel.
be puroeu mad bem y8euuiplpania. 6oipis
taln sebra6t. 0taH glaubt, baB Der 0tauu
ieine 6rau attadirte uno iid bauu, in ielbfz
m0roerii6er abfdt ieIbf perpunOete. Sor=
aeItern mar er Opeit ersefeqt, buB er mad
ser Central sStatiOu sebrad5t puree, nm elm
gerb6r ,u befeben. 9a iid jebo9 bic 6rau
nod INNER in beoentlidem 3uitauoe beftus
bet, puroe oas Serbor auf naafen gtOntas
herihnhefr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-03-17
sas spnnfaas aeSek 1t, Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, 16. Dtar;. .-llngefdbr so
beutide @eiflide, &ertreter auer Glaubens-
befeuntnifie nit Qusnabue oe5 proteitau.
sepiifopQleH unO OeS tatbOliiteu, bielten
beute cine SerIammlung, nm gegen bic Dor
ser vGurnbaIe" aIsgebenoe Qgttation gegeu
oas Sonutaqsgeiet 81 proteittreu. sic nab
men folgen6e 5teiOIutlon an:
ygeidlOiien, baB mir al8 oeutide 8iirger
Der BON BEN eeuti6en 8urueru uuo an0eren
beutiden @eieui9aiteu geiiibrten 8emesung
qegen oas SonntagsgeieB OpPonireE 10 bic
ionntaglide 9lube, iOple Die aufre-, ,.erbal=
tuug Der @eieBe bes Stoate8 GbiO beitrs
uorteu.A
Die geiitideu inboifrten ba8 8ert Ser
Claw and Ordre League" uno beidlOiien,
in BEN nadlen 3ageu nod etne Geriamms
luna al balteu, 5u tuelder oieienigeu
3eltifeu, ruelde 81 @unfteu Oes @eieBes
unO Der Gronung fab, eiHgelaoen wer6eu
iolleu.
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0mtteam's Shipeffer tpteSer por
Gert6Jt.

@btcagO, 16. @tdr3. : Trance8 81.
5ope, bic gei5ieSene Satin George 500.
6iues unS Samefter oes biH9eridteten 8rds
Observation-Disclosures @utteau, eruirtte geftern
bonn Gttttr gorau einea ginbaltsbefebl ges
qeu gB. g. 2oiber, ipelfer benz 2eBteren perz
6ietet, ibre 5ausbalts @fieften in 8eialag
All uebnlen. gSie iie ulittbeilt, lieb ibr 6r.
Saiber Dor 3mei Sabren $3.50, nit ueldem
geloe fie etlid5e BON SeObiqe's S6uloen be-
babue. Sie babe 2aiber ieitoem $3O3 fir
6aupt;umme uu6 3iuieu beJublt, aaeiu Sers
ielbe Jsrlange nod $3.50 unb orokt, TIRE
6abe lit Seldlag 81 belegeu.
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Wcrmtfdlte felearaDGiI6e DevtId1er


S. .. GalOmel muroe UOrlciteru GbeuO
in 8an0iue, au., Don albert Salee in eiuem
Sreite eridOheH.
- 0}idael Rei0p, etu 6eTeldmteO in
g9iuOlor, Eut., ermOrOete geferu ieiHe 6rlu
geOe GbeQatteu uareu Dem GruHte erges
ben.
- Ql8 ser grmro0ung Don So. 6Ogan
OerOddtig puroeu in CWuc9, Su3., @1rtit.
giaumaHu mo oehen beioe S0bue, 81 reip.
Il Sabre alt, Oerbaftet.
- Grbdngt bat fh in elmer gei3ngnlBs
;el,e 81 gtabHa, gt.=6., Der megeu yttB=
banOluug zines BoIi;titeu uerbaitete frauj0
iiite GAMBLER :. 0aurreae.
- Sine Der BulDermiblen Der u5dagbtj.
cote=gomt o." bel ErOp gtsD., log gez
fern in Die guft. Superiutaubeut Gtb5 uuO
Gba8. 6Oie erlitten Iebeu5geiibrlide Sertetz
Suuger. Der petuntdre Seaiuit betrIgt
$4,000.
- Scr eiuem ShmiuOler uarut BriFoeut
I0Gm8 bon Der g&Orueus slIuiUerttdt" Ill
StbaCQ. Der SdUiuoler ueuut iidJ pBrof.
s.. g. gBi1iom5" ober pBrOi. Gelrui" uuo
leqt ft nod auoere yiamen bet, inter 0eueu
er Sch, ielttue Cbjette Il. /. 10. bOrgt.
-G Sic 2eide 9. q. Depitt'8, Oe8 ytem,
gorter 6auoelsreiIenoeu, melter Dor 3ml
gEoheu III ghagaras5al5 aui oem Sic aus
qlitt uu0 iiber oic Sale geriHen tpuroe, lit
Inteu ans Dem giie au5geblueu mOroeu.
2te geite mar eit 5mei 9ageH Oeutltd Ijdt
bar.
- gei 9}oieue, 0.zS., ereiguete ftd 9e.
fern elm 3uiamneulOB 3Utheu eiuem
Tradtz uu0 ciuRm BerlOueu3uge Der ,,yiemz
Serieuer Geutlal= 8abu." Die Baiiagiere
IS an Der 3abl, anttamen obHe ermdhuau5.
partbe 8erleBungeu, uuo teiH Serluf BON
0leuiteulebeu 1T Su betlageu. Der 2oto
motUiubrer Oes 6raa3uge5 lit fir ben llu
fau DrohtnOrtlih.
- 6orrg gfae aus Qurora, SQ8., BruOar
eineS gauttaiiirerS uuO Sobu zines Bap
tliteupreo,ger8, uuo Elm uuoerer Dlauu fuy
in @eneUa, Su5., megeH Der am %. 2luguit
b. 8. beriibteu grmOrouug 6e8 BolBiiteu
Sohu s.. @rant oerbaftet mOr0eu. BOlt5tit
Ult9tutt uurOe 3u 6erielben 3ett ermoroet.
Sin Gbicagoer gebeimpOli}iit, neld)er i'd
in oa8 gertraueu Gfee's uuo iaiuer Sumpaz
ne eiu3ujdleideu paBte, ua5m bic 8erblfz
tungeu Dor.
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Gte Wufifetfatntie GleuaeutS Gropp
tn Der charlottesville

0llTe aus 8afer uH0 fInF 8In0erN 61T9.
beuoe 6amilie, pIde fd iomo5l bier, ME
auoerparts in ben Ser. Staaten 6urh ibra
geiituugeu eiueR beueioeu8Uertbau Jlui er-
nOrbeu uuo bic etusige Srdppe 1T, Die bic
idmerfe Gr6eifer. .UiuIit nit alu6ern oo3u=
tragau permag, 9aftjrt lest in Der pCrte.
frtou- Sale" Gie &tuoer iieben i'm 4lter
bon Z bis 16 SQbreu, uu0 leOe5 ipielt Orei
bis flint Uerl6iebeue 5Hitrumente. Der Gtnz
tritt totet uur 10 Geut5; abar bic 2eifluugsu
Der aleiHen binterlaiea bti'm 65rtu siHeH
uuuergeBtihen giH0rud.
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~ Die glitglieoer Der e8alttri orer
@ SdiigeH 9 eielIi6uito meEoen tb
3ounerfag, ben 18. gtar5, gu lqrem
groBeniabrli6en Ma8tenbaue in l9Gem Barrie
an BET gelatr 0loao }uiammenftnoeu un6
bamit oem giarraufurfaeu GarneeaI ben ihul-
oigeu Sabres-5ribut entrittea. g8eun oas
gIut Iuierer ShIb.a 10 ME 10 Don ben 8al.
luugeH Der 6reuOs leidter arregt pu0, aLS
Dies bai an6erea Weniteutn0eru Der 7aQ
1T, 10 9ehen bel oerartigeH geegeubeiten bic
g8ogen Der 5reuoe unb Guf 0oppelt bod
uub mer ii6 10 reht in ben ptrlliheu 8enuE
oe8 yIarrentbum5 Uerienteu mill, Der mui
ebeu gum glaslenbaue Der baltimore
ShiBensgeleaiaaft" gebeu. 6rau Qmglit
59lJbauien miro &ue, bic "a DiiuIheu. mi
sejhmadooueu Soillmeu I'm Barte 0erior
gen. SIR 6abrgelegenbeit mad Der StaQ
1T aud ua6 glitternatlt geiorat,
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ffrffeIr( (srnIofiott .

8tttsburg, 8enui., 16. 9tdr3. Sn
Qimetopn, 9enni., if Der 9Gmpfteiiel Der
8umpmofdiue IN bem u6iloalesSohlenber
merfe" erplo6irt. Ser Sn9enieur gSiuiam
9enp erlitt babel Serlesungeu, bic iih ohue
3msiiel tUbtIi9 erpeiieu perpeH,
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Va Der IS gmnafti6eg gpramt

IA aet 70 . m ~ I z y Y I N I
oeHS& lub" bat SO outog, ben y. Dtlr3,
ieiuen UierteHS q bre8b all, mttYcrs
fteItungeu i'm Bgramioenbau, Redtars
men, 6euleni4min9en, Bautomjman Il. |. 70.
oerbuuoeu, in Der rs OHCOrO tan Oercn=
ftaItet. Die 2eifuugeu oe5 8eretu3 fiHo
riibmlidf beFaunt, uuO man bari etgUa5 2lEz
Bergep0bHtide8 euuarteu. SH Der Ibat 0erz
beiBt 6n8 Bro9ramm llHterbaluHgeu 'elteaer
2lrt. Gas ginritt5 Billet tOife. 80 Gents iiIr
eineu 6arru uno 2amsH.
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Ser OetratSes attO 8tfttaIietta
Mafff.

gbica9o, 16. MGr;. - Itebl fef;
8aiSen le6baft unb i6lOB & iiber ben gefris
gen Sagesrater-Rdr3 8Oi, glai 84a, SUM
Set. Ofais fau unb idloB etuas b8ber-
WlGr3 SGT, Itat S95, Stunt 4O4. 9afer 29i.
9tOsgen So. gerfe 60. 6laasiaamen 10.
Sdpetuefeti4 5000, S9mal1 S5,97.
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9SfchY16rFfe.
lRinhntah:

GbicagO, IG. Didr3. RlnO0teb:
3uiubr $500; Serienoung 1890; 8relie OarI=
irten 3miihen $1.75 uuo $5.6O.-Shmelne
3ufubr $4,000; &eriauOuns 5000; 4retIe pa
rttrielt 3piiten $2.75 uuo $4.25.-5haafe
3Hfuhr 1900; 8erienouug 1900; Br2Iie oarI=
trteu 3utihen $500 uuO $3.50.
ct. gouts, 16. Wdr5. - 9FtEoDteA
3ufltbr 800, SerienOung 100; Breiie Uarls
irten 3piihen s.. 80 uuo S5.35.-Shuelue
3uiubr 400, @erienouug 400; BreI2 oarl.
trteu 3ruiihen So. 80 uno S4.4O. - Shaaie
8ufuBr 2l0O, 8erieu0uu9 COO; Brstfe oart.
trteu 5mtiden So. so uno $3.50.
6 sgibertp, Semi, 16. gtdr3.-
9iuooteb: 3ufubr 80, 8erienoun9 49,
greiie nariIrten 3ruiiheu $500 uuo $500
Sdmerue: 3ufpbr 900, 8erienOuug 1900
Breiie pariirten 3piiden $4.10 uno $4.30.-
Shaafe: 3ufnbr 5000, 8erienouHg 1000
8reiIe uariirten $3.50 pnO $4.0O.
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3nm @eifea oer 9lrt.ten 8aItintoeelg 3

bQbeu f5, ME mir bereits mtgetbeilt Eajeu,
bic Baltimore gtebertafeW uub
Der IS gurlan6 Wnitts Sereiu" ber=
eJuigt, nm inter DdtDirtuHg Der Hambaitez
fen Soliiieu un5erer Staot Treitcg, 6eu
10. Mtdr5, in Der yM uiits QtGoem e"
elu groBe8 8otals UHb 5RflrUm II
tai CONCERT III gebeu. g8eru bic eAl2
QIfca fd III 6eu 3ianit Der 2gobu5d.igtett
fellt, 10 ioQte fdl sic obuebiH groBe 3abl tBs
rer 8erebrer ber3abuiaheu; !0adt iie cod, mo-
bin immer Ie it-e Sd)ritte laHtt, IN oe5 DteHs
ideu 6er3 Die arbabeHiteH @efiBIc ano Re
quuaen. geioe 8ereue Uer0teuer ftir tbr
6umaues Srsbeu itderlldl auieIi!ge Inter
fubuua uuo Ueroeu, ron Der ba'eligeuoeu
3uberfitt, 3lr 2uoerua9 Der yiotb uuo 6a8
Gleu08 ibr,r D}imeuidgu eluea Ebeu bais
traQeu 3u .tuHIu, geElgeU Gls3 auibieen,
nm bic gaiuder Oes &CuJrte3 uab Rrdi,au
fir tire NitOIbati9t.it 3u lobu1H.-Gutrltt5=
tQrteu ~ so &eut5 iHo bli ben ylltglle6eU
bei0er 8ereine g. babeu. aa0 5iga touteu
bel Y.Gafrep ca giOro =G4aClg51tya3e be,eJ.
neICau.
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st. UADU0n7 . BtUtH IIH0 tTN QtUNITIT TII
bitics geieen, Gle ge5en Dem VaI;U Ueue Eylit
uUt btidbigeH Jpn Bur Gruuung NeIuer &ufgass, DE
Sumptome 6er Dp5pepiig uCri1Dtuocu uu6 init
i5uen bic fraufbaitau QBirfUH9eH lui otH DrgQUt57
mus. y1au 8lbraute bic Gr3net nab 4nUuiang
uno 6sfoi9e, mas min In nBatib uno Baqt" uber
yc6tHsWajeia3cn
ge,et: oTaIid uuo @Qbr.o
g2au idtde cine Brilimcrte an IT. B004.aT &
60, VI. 81, 2Bauen-StJ, ylgU=g0rt, far uBF,i1
uUb Q8lhIa