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Smyrna times., 1886-04-07
A PROMINENT NOSE.

The pages of history are full OF deeds
of brave men and triumphs OF fair
women whose noses were unduly pro
minent. If fashion is at odds with such
q feature, then the wise woman who Is
thus afflicted will compel fashion to
yield to it. and will wisely avoid the
straight-haired, straight-collared order
of attire which renders her nose toe
conspicuous. She is bound in justice
to herself to do this, for she is dealing
with almost the only feature which no
efforts of hers can change. Experiments
with spring elothespiIs and compressors
result only in confusion. While an
exaggerated mouth may be modified,
and an expansive mouth concealed, the
nose must be left to itself, naked to the
eye of criticism and the teeth of the
north wind. The fashionable rage fol
novelty has much to answer for with
regard to the discretion of "the human
form divine" 1t has alternately bleached
and blackened the hair, and given to
deadly poisons a permanent place on
the toilet table. 1t has squeezed the
feet, twisted the ankles and prescribed
a gait that is half waddle and all wobble.
But so long as no question is made Of
introducing the board of the Flatheads
and the foot bandages of China, it may
be assumed that the nose, where bull
bous, beakish, tiptIlted or "sharp as a
pen," will be permitted to remain
untouched. Whatever its shape, it is
sure to be suited to the other features.
Unvexed nature never makes a mistake
in such matters.
Smyrna times., 1886-04-07
ELY'S
CREAM balm

when applied intC
the nO>trilS, will bt
absorbed efTecluanS
cleansing the head uI
catarrhal virus, cau~
ing healthy secrc
tiuuS. II allayS iutin
nation. protects "a,
membrane ut the la
sal passages from ad
q Iiuual cold. cam
plctclV heals 'lies,rc
and rest res sense G..
taste and smell 40
A ilQUIDur SNUFF
Apply "a particle o
the Balm into eacl
nOStrii A Jew appli
I nAHa..a. v-f e
Smyrna times., 1886-04-07
A ooxrEDEEArE GIANTS SWORD.

Among ,.. relics Of the late war
slowed away in the United States Ord
nance Museum is a sabre full five feet
long, which was found in the battle
field of Manassas. This formidable
looking weapon was evidently made in
some village blacksmiths shop, from
the tabled ploughshare at the outbreak
of the war, and Its handle appears to
have been carved with jacl1lznife from
a cows horn. A Virginian who visited
the museum recognized the sabre as
one that had been used by giant Vir-
ginia cavalryman in "Jeb" Stuarts
command. "The cavalryman in ques-
tion, said the Virginian, "was nearly
seven feet high, and broad in proper
ton. He had that big sabre made by a
crossroads horseshoer, and promised tc
hew his way through the Yankee lines
with it and enter Washington; but,
poor fellow, he was shot at Manassas
before he could carry out his rasI
purpose"
Smyrna times., 1886-04-07
Notice to NmErnn ghiDners.

All Heavy Freight intended to be hauled to
Boat by our Teams should be reported at our
Office the night previous to departure of Boat.
Any Small Packages should be reported at the
Office at least two hours before Boat starts.
Philadelphia and Smyrna Transport
tatiOn Company.
J. E. TYGERT, Pres't
W G. PIERCE, Secy and Trear.
A. f. JARDISE, General Manager.
oEFtCEc. No. - s. Delaware Avenue, Phila
'''' and Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1886-04-07

SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.-LeaHe Smyrna
for Clayton 7lg, S.S3, so ll.0l and II 81 A. NJ A.
453 and 743 p. NJ Leave Clayton for Smyrna
7.3O S44, 1901, 1l.IG and lllO \. NJ 1.5l, 450 and
7.54 n.
NEW YoRK, PHILADELPHIA & NORFOLK RAILROAD
EXPREsg-IeuVe Philadelphiu II 40 n m week
days. and II 10 y. IN. daily. Leave baltimore lOOS
a. m TBS p. m Wilmington 1926 a IN, week days
and II 80 p. IN. daily, stopping at Dover and Del
mar regularly and at MiddlctOwn and ScHfOrd
to leave passengers from Wilmington and points
North or take on passengers for points south Of
Delmar.
The 1225 D. M train also stops at CLAYTON and
Harrington regularly; the lilo p m. train at New
Castle Clayton and Harrington and l22j y m.
train at Laurel, to leave passengers from VIII
mingtOn and points North, or take passengers for
points south of lelmar. lilo ?. IN. train also
stops at Laurel % leave passengers from Whining
ton or points North
NoyffBOund trains leave Delmar y 25a m daily
and 2 10 p m. weekdays. Dover l..O a. m, and
3.3j y. m regularly arriving at Wilmington 10
a. m, and 433 p. IN, Baltimore 64j a. m, and 6ij
p m, and Philadelphia BIO a. IN and 5.li p. m.
The21O p m. train also stops at Harrington rcgu-
larly; and at Laurel, ScatOrd Clayton ami Mid
dletOwn, to leave passengers from points south of
Delm0T. or take passengers for Wilmington and
points North.
The 1928 a m train also stops at Seaford
| Harrington, Clayton ana Middletnwn to leave
/ passengers from points South Of Dclmar, or take
| on passengers for wilmington and Joints North
NeD Castle accommodation IrdiRs-leave VIII.
/ mingtOn at $50 P. NJ Leave New Castle at 3Sj
Pm.
! DELAWARE MARYLAND IL VIRGINIA BRANCH
! TRAINs.-Leave Harrington for lewes II 06 a IN.
/ 5.ii and S45 p m for franklin and way stations
| ll.06 a IN. Returning, trains leave LeweS fol
/ Harrington G3j, S.ij a. m, and 2tO =. IN. Leave
/ Franklin 655 a. NJ
| CoNNEcTIoNs-At Porter. with Newark & Della
/ ware City Railroad. At Townsend, with Queer
| Anne s& KentRailrOad. AtClaytOn, with Delaware
/ q Chesapeake Railroad and Baltimore Il Delaware
| Bay Railroad. AZ Harrington, with Delaware
/ Maryland 4 Virginia Railroad AtSeafOrd, will
/ Cambridge e SeafOrd Railroad. Al Demar. with
| New York, Philadelphia x Norfolk, WicOmicO
| PocOmOke, and Peninsula + abroad
| CHAS. +. PUGn General Manager.
J. R. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
Smyrna times., 1886-04-07
A MAGIC SYRUP.

Two "doctors have been practising
In Sydney, New South Wales; with a
success that could not be wondered at
were their professed cures but well
Authenticated. They assert that a few
doses Of their magic syrup, administered
by woman to her second husband,
cured himaOf morose, disobliging man
ners, stingy disposition, and an incli-
nation toward strong drinks. A grudg-
ing father to whom few drops were
administered surruptitiOusly in his tea,
incont nently changed his mind about
his daughters trOusseau, and not only
provided her with q handsome one,
having previously refused any, but
added thereto pleasant little dowry.
A married man, who had been the
victim to jealousy for period of thirty
two years, was completely cured of this
disagreeable malady at the age of sixty.
The magic syrup, it will beseen, direct
ly attacks the disposition, and treats
infrmities of temper as ailments. The
professors of this new science have met
with considerable success in Sydney,
and the particulars of the different
eases, as given on their handbills, are a
source of much amusement to the
educated part of the community.
Smyrna times., 1886-04-07

Manufacturers and Importers,
PHILADELPHIA, PA, u, S. A.
ESTABLISHED 1855.
Smyrna times., 1886-04-07
qsaod ResuIts in Ever.v Case.

DA Bradford, Wholesale paper dealer ~ ghat-
t,,fhooa Feiln writes. that he was seriously az
niried with severe cold that settled ON MS lungs:
l,ad tried many remedies without benefit Being
Induced 20 try Or. Kings New Discovery ~ Con
snnntiof, ali ~ and uas entirely cured by use
.,fn iew iottlcs. sinre which time ne has used i
sn bis family or an Coughs and colds @ilh PES
se-uits. IAiN ihc experience iiol ,Al,e' w,
nltSt It~ HaAe been NvcH ny thF !. .eNA'lesiiue n s u
3i~cn,efy Tlni nuiIesfrec ~ Jas. II hoheckef
manursrf, smyrna Del.
Institutions and IL fever? give It Brazil
advantage Of al laborliiclz cure
Smyrna times., 1886-04-07
FRUIT.

The Lancet regards the increased use
of fruit in ordinary diet as one of the
most salutary tendencies of domestic
management in our day. The stnrehy
and saccharine components Of fruit,
while they are not equal in accumulated
force to the more solid ingredients OF
meat and fat, are similarly useful in
their own degree and have the advan.
tage Of greater digessibility.
Goethe says in his memoirs: 9Th,
objects which had occupied my minG
during the day often reappeared a
night in connected dreams"
Smyrna times., 1886-04-07
.ArARRH
A STANDARD MEDICAL WORK

cations relieve. A thorough treatment Will cure.
Agreeable 10 use. Send for circular. Price 10
cents 10y mail OF at Druggists
ELY BROTHERS. Druggists Owego. y. y.
Smyrna times., 1886-04-07
GBe Sngrna Gimes,
SnzY2'nU, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, April z, 1886,
cHmRcH SERVICES.

AsBURY METHODIST EPisCOPAL-Sunday-P Preach
ing at 1917 A. II. and71&P P. N. Sunday School
9A.M. and2P.M. Prayer rMeeting-Thursdays at
7%P.M Rev. J. b. Quigg, Pastor.
ST. PETERS PROTESTANT overwhelmingly
Preaching atl0% A. NJ. and IA p NJ. Holy Days
81 A. NJ Sunday School, P. NJ. Prayer
Meeting, Wednesdays, at ~ P. NJ. Rev WIN.
b. Gordon, Rector.
PREsRYTERfAN.-Su -Sunday-Preaching ut lOl3 A. NJ
and ~ p. NJ Sunday School, p. NJ Prayer
Meeting-Fridays at 7H T.. NJ. Rev. }. 1.
Umsted, Pastor. -.
and Third Sundays, at $50 a. NJ and on the
Second and Fourth Sundays, at lO'3J A. N.
Cateehism Glasses taught every sunday alter
Mass Rev. Dennis ]. Flynn Pastor.
CENTENHIAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL (Colored).-
Sunday-Preaehing at IL A. NJ ana i12 P. N
Sunday School, P. NJ. Rev. I. NJ. Hubbard
Pastor. ,o,,
A. M. i. -Sunday-Preaching at lOZ
AN. and ~ P. NJ. Sunday SehOol-212 P. NJ
Rev Seth d W. Smith, Pastor.
Smyrna times., 1886-04-07
Particular attention paid to Horse
Shoeing by practical Shoers.
SMYRNA. DEL jan l-tf
RELATIVE MERIT.

Highly steamed soft bones, tank
age or other refuse and cheapmake-
bulk, may be prepared to show
good analysis and thus be secured
a high commercial value, but there
is little body to such fertilizers.
They have no durability or lasting
qualities when compared to PURE
RAW BONE MANUREs. The soft stock
dissolves too rapidly for the plant
food to be absorbed by the roots,
and 1t iswashed away blythe rain, or
otherwise scattered by the elements.
Send for samples and prices of
Baugh's Pure Raw Bone Meal,
Pure Dissolved Raw Bones, Raw
Bone Super Phosphate, New Pro-
cess 10 per cent. Guano. Special
Fertilizer for Tobacco, Grain, etc.
High Grade Agricultural Chemicals,
also Baugh's Celebrated SIS Phos-
phate. Send for Baugh's Phosphate
Guide and-further information.
Address, BAUGH & SONS,
Manufacturers and Importers,
PHILADELPHIA, PA, u, S. A.
FsTARTIgUFD 1881
Smyrna times., 1886-04-07
TOBACCO AND ITS VIRTUES.

In spite Of all that has been said
against it by fervid anti-tobacconists,
pure tobacco is an excellent remedial
agent; but it must be absolutely pure.
No poisonous decoctions must eat into
its substance OF change its nature.
Used in a proper way, to relieve neural
gic pains, or applied in various affec-
tions under the advice of a skilled
physician, it is O valuable medicine.
Care, however, is to be taken that the
patient is not nicotized. Tobacco also
acts, when pure, as among the best of
sedatives aud the Indian weed, in
spite of the diatribes against it. forms a
valuable addition to the pharmacopeia.
1t has the authority of great names.
Milton sOlaced himself, on going to bed,
with pipe and glass of water Sir
Isaac Newton smoked. Burton, in his
Anatomy of Melancholy" pronounces
the weed "a sovereign remedy to all
-diseases-a virtuOus herb, if it be well
qualified, opportunity taken and medi-
cinally used"
Smyrna times., 1886-04-07
eEcpET SocIETIES.

MoRN1NG STAR LoDGE. No. G. l. Q. Q. F.-Meet'
every Friday evening, at l15o,elock; 49,.
MCDOSNEII. ENCAMPMENT, No. 2, !. o. o. F.-MeelS
second and Fourth Tuesday evenings OF each
month, at "a o'clock.
IT1RNoYY IODGE. No. 13. A. F. a. M-Meets FRS
and Third Thursday evenings OF each mOhth
sTyRNA LoDGE No. Il, I. o. &. T.-Meets every
Wednesday evening. at O'Clock.
eMyRNA CONCLAVE. No 45. ORDER OF llEPI AsoPHs
Meets first Wednesday evening oi every
month
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-22

9teab (Re. ia9te, bas 2an6 iet itberseugt,
baB Der @on9reB etne geuiigenoe Probe3ett
9ebabt babe uHb baB er iest ni6ts geierea
tbun t0nHe, aI8 mad 9nuie 3u geheu. Diorz
rilon ia9te, tpenn Die 0titglie6er nur aufb0z
rem MOLTEN, 10 Oiel gu i6paben, unb fi6 fat
Oeifen Oh Die Irbeit 3u MAIDEN, 70 fGnnten
ale notbnen0igen @eiese bis gum %. Suli
i'm &etuen ietn. Der 8eI6lrB purbe nit
rs 9e9en 36 Sttuuen angenommen.
ytateem beidlofien ruorben mar, ben Don't
nertag unO Samfag Der laufeu0en 8oae
Der @r0rterun9 Der 8iu CUR SerfGrfung Der
Slot ju ntOmen, 9iug 6aS Sau5 in Plenar.
ftturr uno lebte bic 8erbanolun9 Der Slug
unb SafenbllI furie 3eit fort. Die Bin
muroe oarauf einem @onferen3- @On1ite iibers
tpieien.
pic 8iu CUR 0fegelun9 bes interfaatliden
9anoelS qelGngte 3uuTfit an bic Reibe. Die
Senat8sSlu nurGe in ibrer gan3en 2dHge
berleieI 5uiammen nit BEN bonn SanOelsz
@Ortte einberi6teteu Announcements, aQeSerz
oronurgen Der Senatsbiq mad Der @eeteSs
tlouiel Su itretd)en uno Die Seroronungen Der
9auablu oaftir einSu6alten. Die Debate
iiber bic 4ngelegeuheit oauerte bis llbr,
morauf cine Bauie bis llbr Abenbs eriolgte.
Sn Der Ibenbfsung rpuroe Die allgentetue
Debate itber bic 6an0elsbtu bis IL ll9r forts
9elett, poranf Sertagung bis mOrgen er
tol9te. gipr etpu Elm 0ubenO 0Ittglieoer
mognten Der AbenoTBuug bet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-22
ShStanetst1nrubett int SerritOrtuus
@ai1t.lnfn9f.

4OrtGanb, Or, 81. SuG.-gtne 9epe.
ite bon Spotane 6aus, B g, bert6tet:
.n5ier berritt srOBe Iufre9ung iiber etIe
9rohnn9 Der &alipeIs Snbianer, Die Iuiiebz
Ter in SOfeuai= =@ountp 3u eruloroer. gor
etniger 3ett 3eiaten Sieie SnOianer 4ufftanbsz
@eiiifte, nne @eneral g8Beaton f6idte cine
abtbeilung SaUulIerie in oas @alifpelsEbul,
nm bic Gniteeler 81 beidiiBen. Die Sn0iauer
in9eu, baB bic Sruppen fe aus ibreu 8obz
nungen neria9t bGtten, uHb besbalb miirb en-
fe ii9 ridden. Die Sarmer in gBilb Stole,
ca. IT'S 9leilen n1rblid BON bier, uurSen
tpegen Der 6roben6en 6einSieligfetteu Der
Susiuner BON einem 8anit erfaBt, unb uiele
fOben NIT ibren 6aulilten mad bier. General
@arlin TN Sort @oenr o'4lene 1T ioiort bon
Der Sage benadri6tigt porOen; ba es aber
3sit nttnmt, Sruppen babiu 3u enoeu, HnO
Die giadrihten iehr alarmtreno lauten, 10
bat 6idter Surner bon otelem 9ifritt cine
Sreimilligeu &Ompagnie bon jruan3ig Mau.I
or9aniiirt, tuel6e mad Der beOrobten @e9enb
abmari6irten, Inn Die GniieOler 10 lnn9e 5u
beitIbsn, bis bic Sruppen etntrefieu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-22

ff'N~~i@N"FffNoNfS H""~NfNf
g8aibington, y. G., 81. Suli.-Sm
SENATE unterbreitete San @pd (He5r)
cine meitere In3abI Betttionen Der ,,SnigbtS
Of 2abOr" III gunften oeri6iebener Qanb6ius
un0 Der SflabOmabiu. j3ugeid) unterbreiz
tete er Elm S6reiben 8falpp Beaumont 5,
SOritters bes 2e9islatiucomite's Der ySntgbts
Of Sabor," ipel6er Die iragltden Betttionen
an ptele oeri6iebeue Senatoren gei9ift bat.
Beaumont ertlGrt Sur AutnOrt auf bic ges
tn.9en Bemerfungen 6es Senators Seit, Die
Retittoneu leien idmmtlidb Gdjt uu6 ibnt entz
tpeoer oireft o6er auf AutorttGt Der Berionen,
oeren angeblidle llnterl6riit fie tra9en, ;uges
l6tdt lpor0en; auberoem ieien bic Bittifrifz
ten ausoridlif bon Der @eneraI greiutios
Seboroe Der DSni9bts Of 2abOr" autOriiirt
unb sebiIist.
San g19f oerlas Elm Sdreiben 6es 6rn.
Eoncerl1 an @berOfeieub1uptlingy 8uibp
Seaor" nel9e8 elntgermaBeu oerj9ieOen uon
benz geiteIn uerlelenen Sdreiben oes 9ro6z
pertmellters lautet, uno mad1te einiqe Be-
mertun9en III @uHfeu Der Bitti9riften. Die
8otumente purbeu benz 6inan3s s@omite iiber.
tpieier.
Der Senut idritt bierauf our gruG9una
Der Beri6te iiber bic Bapue'i9 Quqeles
9enbett, unO Pusb (Gla.) belt eiue 9ie6e 3u
@Hniten oes BON ibm, Saulsburn, Sance
uno @uffts unter5ei9neten Documents, mel
DIES ertIGrt, es liese ni9t Der geringife Be-
Deis fir bic Innabme Dor, oab pr. 8a1ne
bnr6 gSiien ober San6eln nit irgeno elmer
corrupten giaBnubme btnIthtli6 Ieiner grs
DGblung in Serbiuoun9 ftanb. - Soar
(Dfa6.) Ipra4 3u 9IHiten oeS BON Inn uno
Srpe (Ne.) ein9ereidten 8eri9tS, tpel6er
eine llnteriu6uug empfebIt.
2ogan (Sas.) oeruriahte sroBes 4ufieben
ourf cine 0Rebe 5n @unften Ba1ne's uu6
iaate, benz llnteriuhIn9ss Gomite Der Sbio'er
@eieegebuns iet ni6t Der gerin9fe 8eneis
bafiir geliefert poroen, Sas Serr Bapne bi.
rett o6er inoirett an ir9eno pelden Be-
ffe6unasneriuhen betbeiligt mar. Gr (Qogan)
iet elm 10 tiber3eugun9sfelter 8epu 5lttaner,
tpie PER- SOar o6er irgeno elmer ietGer @olles
gen, auein er sebe in Der InhinglIdteit an
bic Bartet nift 10 melt, oaB CT tje 9ebote
oes InifanbeS uno Der @eredttgteit uer9efe.
grief leiner 5altuns tpe9eu BON ben Obio'er
Nepublttauern nn9e9riffeu uHo ueruI9ltmpft
moroen, unter Gnbereu pom StcesSouoers
neur Seuneog uno BON 0turat 6dlfteab, benz
Serals9eber Der @incinnntier Commercial
ga6ette," nelter befanutlt9 aud 2incolI,
9tant nno Slatne ieiner 3eit in ieinem
Sluue oennn6rte. Srob Nllebem tperoe er
SEG9anl letnen StanOpHntt bebaupten unS
lieoer fnr tmmer anf Imt uno 8olitit uers
aipten, als oon letnen Srunbiaseu abuei6en.
Eo9ans 8eoe puroe NIT srOBem applaus
aufgenommen.
Seller (@ol.), Der nG6fte Teber, araun1eu.
tirte auf bic Hanlltde gSeiie, mie Qoaau.
@be er feline 8ebe beenoet bate, uertaote
fif Der Senat bis n1Orgeu.
Sm observation-disclosures
rief MOrriiOu (Sus. ben YIeuarbei6luB, Der
Die eubsiItige Serta9uns Der 9eseupdrtiseu
@On9rebfsuns ulf ben 20. SaIi feftie$t' aIs
Bripile9sfrase anf. &easan lSer:( }, gBeaOer
noroeidllaaene Datum fir Su frib unb er.
ilarten, Der @Onsrsb ioue fid ni4t oertageu,
bis bic bonn 9aHbe geiOrNertsu Ssiess srle'
bigt ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-22
SURG RabeIeepeIaen.

- Der eugliid)s ruiii5e 93etieHOe giltleg
III nit @rtnoun9 elmer ruiRi4en Solonle N
gleu @uiuea beiGdittgt.
- giadrifteH aus SH6aufralieu ~ Sol
qe baben iif Die Gruote Qu5fttcH bort
bura retdliden 8egeufau tpeieutlit gebais
lert.
- Der oeuti6e Soniul in Canton, G1ina,
bat 4roben BON iolhen 8aaren uah Berlin
geinnbt, melde in @biua Oerlduflif itHb, uno
beabfdtigt bamit, ben beHti4eH grpOrteuran
81 bienen.
- Gie in 0ou0ou tagenoe GOufereu3 Der
@eslepauiiGeH getbObiten bemtQtommnete
gefern ben giihof sos unb 9r. punt, mel.
DE bic biid5fltde Retbobifeuttrhe Amerita's
reprdieHtireH.
- Der beutite 9Ieiienoe Or. Beters bat
mad elmer Gouferen3 mil StaHia1 BEN Bors
iflag gema6t, etHa Giiaubabn BON Darsgss
Sclaam mad benz Suneru BON Cfafrita nit
eusltidem Sapital gu baueu.
-Sn Jtouart muroe cine Statue 6es
geueral &ban5e entbiQt. @eneral Erte0s
riGs, nls Bertreter be8 G8areu, ipradl in be-
aeiiterter gSeiie iibsrGbanSo. Die uuneienbe
Soltsmenge pur0e baOUrd eutbuIiasmirt
une lieB &nBIanb uuo bic ruiFi5e grmee
bcalebsH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-22
SSttt 9auOe erfft6t.

. I. VoIis, 81. Suli.-9ie S6mefferu
gtauo uno &ola Davenport NIB ibre @ouine
@nna 09oenport iptelten sefern Radmittag
N elller Sano9rube III @unniughanl, ais oeI
Sano e1nitiir6te uno alle brei WtGo4eu be.
GRUB. Anna mo6te fid) frei unb grub ben
ubeT Cora lte9enben SauO 10 melt ipee, baB
thr @elt9t trei pur0e uno iie atbmen fonnte.
Sie oermohte nidt, oas anoere Ntdohen ~
tuoen, uno lief baber mad BEN nddlfen
Soaue, I'M Sllfe 81 bOlen. &ora mur6e IN.
1erlest aus Dem Sanbe befreit, aIein ibre
S24fpelter ytauO mar tOOt, ais man fie auf.
fdrb - ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-22
GrfaoB fetne g6wteaerutatter. CT.

g barIefon, Sus., 81. Suit. - SEQ.
summons, etn angeiebener Biirqer bon
Serlelo, @Iart-@OuUtp, brudte gefern friib
leiner S9pte9ermutter, bic er fir eiuen
stnore4er bieIt, eiue tDotli9e 56uBmunOe
PEI: Die Srau mar Dor 8ngesaubruh aufs
gspenoen nuo madte fil in Der Slide 3u
l9onen, ols StmmOnS erpa1te uu6 nod
abieuerte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-22
Gin nenes aabeI,tnternehnter.
Strt.te teIeerapbiidle gtrbtnOaug nit g3raz
iiIitn rnO 9enciueIa. - g5etrahtltdle JRes
BUTTON Der Scpeidjeuratet perIprodleu.


Eep DOrt, 81. Suli. - Die yBe,
bro Se9unoo amertcan.Gable Company"
bat f6 in ihrem 8iirenu gtr. AZ, 8roaos
man, cur4 g8abl ibrer 8eamten mo Diret.
loren Organiiirt, uuo es mar Oumit cine
SeterIihtsit oertniipft, Die Der Sadbe gemiiz
lermaBen eiueu internationaleu &baratter
oerlteb. Der iur 3ett bier befin6Iife Brtu,
2eopol6 bon Sa6ieu @oburq @otba, Der
&ntel bes SailerS BON Sraflien, ferner Der
braillianlid]e @eian6ts uuo Der 8eiehlSbaber,
lomie Die Sfft5iere Der gegenndrtig i'm bieits
9eR 9afen liegeIoen brQiiliauiIdlen Goruette
0&lmirante SorroiO" mobRten eer Tsier BEL
Slit elmer paiienoen Iniprahe iiberrai6te
Der braItlianii9e @eiau0te Elm lebeu8gro6eS
GelbtIo oes 9aiIerS bon BraiIien, tpel4eS
bon 8. &. Sburbr nit Borten oes 8antes
entgegengenommen mur0e. Der @eielIdJait,
pelde bereits i'm 8eIiB oeS CHARTERS eer
Sunoe8re9lerurg III, ilno ebr mertA0oue
un0 ptdJtt9e @OnieIitOnen BON Selteu Der
braiiltaniiden 8egieruug uno oerjeuigeH BON
Seue3uela 9emadt tuoroen, uno man be9t
bic SOffnuug, baB ourdJ oaS neue Sabel, ods
ein3ige birefte mad SiioamertFa, benz 5auoel
Der Ser. StaateI nit SIoamerifa groL c
&ortbeile erpad1len tpsroen. Die iett gez
for6erte State auf Dem iHoiretten SabeI Iber
europa betra9t 1921 pro BDrt. Die yBez
bro Segurooz zAmericansG GablesGo." miro To-
fort ben Breis norlGuftg auf $2.O6 pro gSort
berabIeBen un0 ipdter mabrI6etulid] maitere
Bretsrebutttonen eintreten lafIeI; babel 1T
bic 3eiteriparniB bel lleberienoung elmer De
peide, tueI6e nit benz neuen Sabel mn ben
0ierten She'll Der nit oeu iHOiretten &abel
erfOroerltdlen 3eit gebrau9en miro, nm an
tbreu 8eflmmungsOrt 81 gelangen, Ielbfoera
ft6noltf Elm lehr meentlider 6aftOr. 9as
Sabel tuiro nit Den 1000 gleilen Qano Eele=
grapben in 8raFlien uuo Sene3uela, maI1e
unier @ontrole Der reip. 8e9terungen itebeu,
in Oiretter Gerbinbung fteben unb on eirer
fleinen Siifenfaot nil Ramen SiIen in Bra
flien gelauoet. Son 8ien aus mirO bic
unterieeiife SerbinOung NIT @abenne in
Sr0n30iiId)s 9uiuea uu0 NIT geue;uela bers
9efellt. Sn leB,erem Staate iou 6a5 &0bel
on Der giiinoung 6es Srtuoc0, uu0 5nar
BET einem fleireu Srte, giaIeus Guuo,
lanbeI. Son bier ans pir0 Die unterieeiide
9 9erbtrbung nit BOrtsau-B Bridce auf 6apti
unJ BON bort aus nit Remz0orf bergeIteQt
merOeH. 9a8 8abel, i9on ieBt in Arbeitr
miro in etrpa 3nei ItOnaten Oolen0et ietu
uno bann obne Sdumen gelegt ner0eH, ID
onB man baSielbe ibou NIT 6em S9luiil
oteies Sabre8 erGfneH uub in Setrieb lesser
81 f0Hnen bofit. DaS ge5ei6uete Betrebs.
fapital betrdgt 50 ,OOO, 900. - Die geiteru ge
mablten Ssdmten iiHo. $. 6. Sburber, Bra
fbent; @op. 81. Bacon, &ice. .BrGfOeut,
@bus. 81. Stint, SaaBmeiHer; @e 9or0er
8iImot, Setretdr, iomie S. s. SmmOnS
6roncis q. Barter, &ba8. U. SanOfOro
SObn 6. &eoman uue @baS. gE. Cannon
9ireftoreu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-22
GScniipts sGIcrf 8QN Inn gserh5r.

8ttt8burg, Benui., y. Suli.-9er be-
trigeriide Penfons, @lerf 9ag murOe gafern
Dor Bun0e8s@ommiiidr Mc@anble8 Ulrb5rt.
@r iogte, oaB Ieine llnterihla9uugen ii9 uidt
uuf mebr, alS $4,000 beIaufen t6unteu, Die
fh auf 2-3 Sabre Uertbeilen. Sans 6rau
erldien i'm @eri9t, uub ais er in Grmaugez
lung BON $4,000 8iir9idaft Sur 6aft abge=
iiibrt DnrSe, iptelte fd 3piiten iam uaO
ieiHer Srau cine er9reifsHbe SammerzSjeue
ab. @op leugnet, iemaI5 @elo fir idleAte
Graueniimmer orsQeaeben III habgH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-07-22
Sin betrilgcrtI6et GDWmtB S6ab.
tneiffer.

5arriiouburg, Sa., 21. Suli. - s.
6. SterliRg, Der Ger llHteritlaguug ange-
tlagte Gdatmeiler Oieies GountpS, puroe
beute gum 9ro3eB oorgefibrt. Auf bic II
9egen ibn erbobenen anflaseu pIaioirte er
nnldt iduloig." Seiu 2lnwalt eriutte nm
Quiidub bes Bro5efes bic gum II. auguIt,
nm tpidtige 3eugen berbei gu idafieu; Die
lem Autrag entlprad Der 6idter. Sterliuas
@eiuuobeit ftebt auf 10 ldpaheH 6iBeH, OaB
man 9Iaubt, er peroe Den angeiesteu PRO-
Sebteru1u uiht erlebeu.