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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07
1HE pETRoLEUM AAKKEL

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The stability and success Of the shutdown movements
were we'll reflected IN the monthly report Of developments
work In the oil country published last week April
showed unexpectedly largo falling on In new produc-
ton and but little activity in new work The ngures
Of Tho Bradford OIL Nows' and those Of The OIL CITY
Derrick do not strictly agrec The former reports ~
wells completed decrease of II from March, with daily
average production Of 059 barrels decrease OF L4oo
barrels II also shsws ~ rigs increase OF ever
March and 81 wells drilling. increase Of 49, total new
work 49, an increase OF a. The Derrick reports ~
wells completed q decrease from March OF wells; O.
daily average production Of 4e1 barreIh decrease
Of 82l0 bsrres 26 rigs up and building decrease OF
T. and SO wells drilling decrease Of total new work
S. decrease Of 1& The sversge OF the producing wells
last month only barrels against SO In March, 10
IN February and 81 barrels In January Either ono OF
the reports is susent indicate he slight danger there
Is of striking any important addition TO the new supply
For purposes comparison with available agurcs We he
the report Derrick" aud conrssd with last year
the result is extremely ballIsh In Bradford and Ae
gany the Rightly holds OF old work Is at ssndst and
tho average production is but Of what IL was
year ago Tho greatest activity 10 in Washington, and
yet tho production b only about tenth OF lass
years yield. There falling OF Of 1o5 In the number
wells completed in April from the figures OF 1887, asd
decrease vi lie In the rigs up and boildns and tho
wells drilling. Tho total daily average new production
oo5s barrels under tho showing Of last year. In the
following bo will found the Of development
work through the petroleum country In April 1883 and
1857; 90
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nvrRTIsF.,ENTs non THE NEW,YoRK Tr

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEw,YoRK TRIB-
"A UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES, No 1,23S broadway, corner Thirty nrsts st.
until p $50 Broadway, betwee Twenty second and
Twenty third sis, until M go Yves, Twent!. third
corner FOyrseenh g 700 ThiIdaye corner Esrty:ssy
ave- LOG West Forty second-sL Einthaye. and Sixty
eghths, and GO Liberty ST., and the HARLEM OFFICE.
$50 East One hundred and up TO o. N
st regular once rateS
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THE TRADE III CHICAGO.

Chicago, May tSpecisl).-In wheat yesterday tho
range was less than IL cent Thefe was some figuring
By the big Men for position" There really no
notable trading The whole trade is now awaiting the
publication Of the Government crop report nsxs Thurs
day il expected that tho visible supply will decrease
about soe 900 bushels next Monday. May corn sold
again 1t So centa The low grades continued TO show
great strength, No. selling st 64aH 3s cents ana No
yellow sold above SIS cents. May opened ct 81 "a
and closed 1t 81 49, July opened at IS 81 cents
sold between 90 IS SIS and closed IS SIS. There
much pressure from the shorts In oats a. In com
May opened at % 7s cents touched IA and closed ~
longs" and .n sCn:r0ng the %,ikst solo MAY 70 5S
and closed 80 H. Thee wore aniy 900 hogs o. ne
stock yards and prices there were cents higher This
~ Is and sold up 81 Il ssssd A. s 81 g. 3 IL IL
90 % IL and closed IS 20 Ia July short ribs sold
between 81 OF 12 and 81 90 and closed ~ % u LIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
1 On and after NAY SIN, 1884
GRAND TRUNK LINE

AND uHiTED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYerk Via Desbrosscs and cortiandt
HarSssrrs Pitsssuy ana West with Pullman Pslso.
Cars a.ssehed go I.s ana p,ro ri n daily New
wiiiismspets Lock Haven, 90 q m, p m Cory and
Mls N, esnneetng g. Cory for Tisusville. Pc.
yet fsSsno s.1sis esa ssc 70 rs
:n % A. M uaas SS Asd l ssa 70 60
B.uRcre, Washington am the south Limited Washing.
ton Express of pullman P.rlor Cars and Pennsylvsn
i've ws:Sns S% @:i$ NJ lssqisSss 20, 8 OS ard
ss sspa SG - 90 ana ana Z %
D. m and II is night
For Atlantic City. m weekd'ys Through Parlor Carr
L ESs ci stsn Ssy s.y 20 Je.d
lions via Rahwiy and Anboy 30 $40 a. m, ~ noon
ssG ana At N Ssba 1H P Ps1aay' 40 a. H. ana m
For Old Point and Norfolk via New-York. Philadelphia
and Mo- clk Ralrsod p m every day; via Baltimore
so: ana s1 boosyn &nnex connect with all through
trains at Jersey City. s1ording SPEEDY and direct
tIanHcr for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
90 30 s. o. e. Chicago Limited and TO- Washington
Limited. Dining cars) and II m,t 30. T. 80.
$50 and II? 10 ~, 40 and B. m. sundays Ex:
press els % Llmlted) and 10 a. M, L. 30 5. g. z.
90 and on ~ suada9 connec. % canden
HOUSE. S Hass Place and and Corr
iandt st Csurtst and Brooklyn Annex mex, station foo.
The New.York Transfer Company will call for and
cheek baggage tr5rn hotels and residences WON
General Manager General pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07

The complete pipe line reports for April this week
ouxh. to q favorable showing. We do not think
hoyeyer that reduction IN stocks will reach the ng-
us ssuguine members Of trade and we shall
be agreeaby surprised in material cancellation
certificates is shown Conservative estimates place the
reduction stocks from 700 900 900 barrels
figures remarkable In themselves The ppe line runs
for TIRES days May amounted ia 78 barrels daily
average Of 10000 barrels The deliveries have been
ieS $40 barros daily average q 81 500 barrels daily
Of deliveries over runs OF 2205o barreA Iho
have amounted to 1S4919 barrels
daily ayereo OF 40 barrels or these figures
arc no indication what the month will show, but 1t Is
May reduction of at Least half million
barrels Should thore Be Improvement In the export
trade q much creator reduction be expected The
srnkage In production that many MEM
bers Producers Protective Association have been
permitted pump their wos and yet they have not 90
taincd oaehaH OF lass summers yield The shutdown
movement Ia stronger than and there Is hardly
chance that is will disturbed before the Is up
supported BY companies and producers allied with
tho Standard tut embraces companies and jndivduas
as snagonstio that Interest they ever were 1t IN
e.des not only those solely Interested In Penn
syyans or York on tut those who also have large
Interests IN the OhIo Acids Business interests eind
these together In common object namely the TO-
oysl Of conditions which have kept their Industry On an
improbable basis.
Last weeks certificate market was dqll and without
Significance yet prices ruled higher average than in
previous week. and closed with gain OF one cent
There was spurt 81 12 cents in the early dealings,
accompanied oy hbho dHnlaeon III ou'"0''' Wv Vs.
daily record steadily dwndcd the end Of the week and
prices varied cont day. There was little
news to influence yslues Washington is now the centre
and the trade seems dspo:ed 70 walt upon TIE
deyolepments IN the Fergus pool These are not likely
tarlng character, although several Rooa wells
arc expected and It be possible that the influence
thoy prices may be much loss tAn II com
monly Io0ked for. Tho wnned situation y not yst en-
cOusging active speculation In Grade. ana appaI
entity any important movement VIII reqars an su9niary
howsvst Is slowly rci ethonng the pOsaon OF hciders
and /. would be strange Il this month should nSt sc
higher rsDge OF yaiuss than prevailed To April The
has undsrtone but uss dun and featdrc
me r1nge Of prices and total dealings In National
Transit certificates tho Consolidated Stock and Petro
eum Exchange THO last three weeks were as ouoWs'
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RAILROADS..
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE
y FOR
OLD POINT COMFORT
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
AND THE SOUTH

TRAIN leaves foot q Cortland. and peseros:es sta "a
a. any Ticket once OF The Penpsyfvana Railroad Co.
ii. W. DUNNE. Sup. .. COOKE. @. r. A.
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILwAY.-Trains leave from ferries % West 42d
ana Jay sts 80 foiis ~s; 49,.
West l2sst, go m J,y.,t, $50 M for INA MA
Norwich Utica Rome, opsid. Fulton. oswegs Buffalo.
Dstroit Cnieago. Waikiki valley pointa ~, AHA
dl.,ssn Eisnvni. .WsnsI y.hsy points .,.- -
West 4cd At, 25 p. m JAy-st, 10 D NJ. dshy for
Middistown Fslissurs Liberty. wslton Norwich Oneida.
osweso. Suspension psidse pe,rslt Ches5a 81 LsHA
free Rochester.
Tire WSlss vsts e, se7 g, e. tvi Pes lsse,S
Ssss.T Il sse''' ~ r. HssiBssssSs yss iss'A''
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ooTToN-Pces advanced lSc ana tS When erps 80
o an secuatye account and the Balance for
don At the ports the receipts sggf.saeda T lac, neR
nS ess bales for the corresponding day year ago. sse
ssbad $50 $50 bales against 5123314 bales iof
the same period last year.
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alnsital Instruments.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED GRAND
"A upright and square pianos Of eur make which were
specially selected only used by the artists OF the Met
ropOltan Opera House Company during the past opera
season, VIII be sold st besl reduction from our regular
prices. PIANOS FOR RENT
WILLIAM KNABE & Co lie shave, above 10th. st
JNIsCHER PIANOS. renowned for tone and standing
IL IN Manufactures and storerooms 421 70 425
West 2Sth,st and se7 cDrosdway. 1sth-st (Ditson S
Duilding. Pianos exchanged. rented or instruments
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

demand in all directions u, f y's o spc, IN.
es and AZ previous neures for the mlldof gOwss
Recent sales include 500 mats Poa9g 10 hut nun tb tenn
nsr Of the market steady the closing Sass
ssentine an advance Of sac points iof inc u''' S'
102 $50 bags. Gala.
Closing raco
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT .FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE

GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
largest and Finest Passenger Station In Amonc.
fS A. M Rochester and Montreal Express, drawing.
70 Albany Troy and Syracuse also TO Montreal
ans % Os so - NJ. FAMOUS CHICAGO vEsTIBULED LINZ
TIED composed exclusively Of Buffet smoking dining
car drawing room and sleeping cars for Albany Utica.
Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Erie Cleveland and Toledo.
arriving Cbiegs so a. M next day. - w.
ronto Cleveland. Cincinnati Indan,poils Detroit aud
III 80 m, Western New York and Northern Express
with ORA wing. room cara x,., ,, -. -
Ing room cars to Albany and Troy Connects at Troy foe
Saratoga 6aturdays only ,
- p IN, Accommodation 70 Albany and Troy.
press lcr Niagara Falls Bunalo, Suspension Bridge To
ronto. cleveland, Cincinnati, Indianapolis St Louis To
edo Detroit and ChicsSo with sleeping and dining cars
to 80 p m, Montreal and Csnandaigua Express daily.
Point and St Albsns also TO Syracuse and Canaan
digua daily except Sunday Sunday train does not run
q! sssgs sSe ;,s,ys' Reshesef n:,
f,o Niagara Falls Toronto, Cleveland Cincinnati In.
dabspo!is S. Loas Detroit and Chicago With sleeping
cept saturday, sso to Canandsgua on Sundays only.
ana Tros Connects With the morning trains for the West.
for Satogs Lake George and for the North except Sat
Tickets space in drawing room and sleeping on
sale Grand Central Station Alb s5 and $40 Broadway
Il PARK rasN sa;tey flacs o. West I2Sthst and
Fulton SITS, Brooklyn, and 70 4th-st, Williamsburg
westcot. Express calls for and checks baggage from
.Kun daily others daily except Sunday lstop at 1sst
III 9!'s 5sf
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07

White extra C." 7,sc. Extra c. 1896 a4e q
q 1.2c. /; yellow. 5-fGe5 3Sc. ,, -. -.
sTEAEINE-IIas moderate demand City quoted ~
Joe Olconiarga rinc City. Lac. c,.
TALLOw-bull and unchanged In price. Primo civ
quoted at 7-Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-07

Flour quiet and demand limited. -
Cash quotations were as folows-Wn,er Wheat s. 500
81 90 sprins 81 1894 50. Rye 50 1898 90 Ne Serur
Wheat sl ssli?c Ma 3sprins nominal No Rel sbaSec.
GSs No Barley at 1915. No. 1 Flax ssod .
81 i5 Prime Timothy Seed at s2so Mess torg bbL
SlA 90 Lard per loo ID 81 l2h6S Is. short sass
oO,. 81 SO. Dry sasea Should 1oI.d So 1923 SO
finished goods 81 is per gal susars-Cut Loaf 7ScsSc
Stapdard
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,ndard Of Ciassiicatlon
STAINED.
Good Ordinary 4.

81 o,,r,rv TIA Low Mddlng rs
s E, V Good ordinary 1910 Mldilng n;d0
RE sales on speculative marEst reaeneI so;ve e
.,ns the two hours the session, whc ,he toio
as very irregular Closing figures represcno6eu t 1 n
vance OF 1d3 points near and decline Vi Luz p"'' '
other months
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Proposals.


AoUEDUcT COMMISSIONER OFFICE.
Room 209 Stewart Building. No. $50 Broadway,
NKw-YoRK. May L. 1888.
ITO CONTRACTORS
BIDS OR PROPOSALS for deepening and finishing
Shaft "a Section A. of tho aqueduct and con-
Head House connected herewith and doing all
work complete said shaft ms called for IN
forms Of contract and specifications ME in
the Office Aqncduct will be received at
hi. Office until WEDNESDAY the 23d day OF Nav, 1855
al o'clock y m; which place and honr they will be pnb
cy opened Aqueduct Commissioners and the award
the for said work and finishing said material VIII
ble
Blank Of said approved contract aud the specfca
their enclosure beads and alss the plans for
said work all other information he obtained At tho
above office OF the Aqueduct Oh application 10
BY order OF the Aqusduct Commissioners
JAMES c. SPENCER, President
John c. sHREHAN, Secretary.
AoUEpUCr COMMISSIONERS OFFrcR,
ROOM 2o9 STEWART BUILDING. NO. $50 BRoADwAr.}
NEw.YoRK, April 20. 1885,
ITO CONTRACTORS.
Il BIDS OR PROPOSALS for furnishing and delivering
laying 4sinch cashon pipes and their appurtenanecs
House in the Central PARK Reservoir and doing all other
work connection Herewith necessary 10 complete See
ton 6 Of New Aqueduc called for In the approved
Once Until wednesday, the 9th day Of May, lSss.
iiely opened by the Adueduct Commissioners and The
award OF the doing said work and furnishing
said material will be made by said Commissioners as soon
Blank forms said approved contract and the speen-
cations thereof and bids or proposals ana propr eys
plans for said and all other information can be OBJ
tanned the above office OF the AQueduc Commissioners
o" By order Of the Hqueduct Commissioners
~ secretary President
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HailrcaDs.
I .EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cerlands ana
Desbrosses sta as follows:
a m. 70, Cstassuqus ane intermediate boinA
q. for Geneva. Lyons Elmira, Rochester, BufaIa
and the West and principal local points Chair car 70
/ D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chat,
car Tunkhannock Connection 70 Reading Harris
$40 p m for Pittston and principal intermediate
$40 D. N. for Coplsy and intermediate points Con.
necton TO Reading and Harrisburg Chair Copay
80 m. for Geneva, Lyons ElmjIa, Rochester. But
falo and the West Pullman sleeper % Lyons
Sig D. N. for Laurays and intermediate points.
nsct all points In M.hsnoy and Hsrieton coal egon
SUNDAY TRAINS.
8 .. m for Aaueh Chunk, Hazieton and intermediate
pointA i
go ,. m. for Cepisy and intermediste ponta
80 D. m. for Geneva, Lyons, Emira, Rochestsr But
faio and the West Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons
General Eastern ONCE. 235 Broadway.
ShOkE LINE.-All Rail Route for Boston.
~ Newport and the East Express leaves Grand Cen
trail Stsuon at a. m and y. m Limited Express and
new Express train a. m. except Sunday. Fast Tx
pfess at III p N daily Palace PaIlorcars or Sleeping
DO destination.
U1ENNSvT NANTA RAII R0An
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RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.

~ Trains leave from Chambers-st Station days
EngewOod Tenahy Closer. sparkhl and Nysck 50.
oo $40 $50 ana II go m. rs, $3.50, 100, so.
90, 80 m; and p m For Manuel Spring Val:
4 10 6 40 D. IN. Sundsya Q so a. ID. and s d m ~
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6otels.


7 ODGINGS.-New- En- gland Hotel, 80 Bowery; 200
IAlight, separate rooms, 40c Zoe weekly, 81 % So
MANSION HOUSE-Brookyn Heights.
WI Directly opposite Wallst, NewYork,
walk rsm WasL aud Fulton ferries ana tbs
Bridge superior reasonable rates seleot
family and transient hotel; 200 rsoms
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STEAMBOATS,.

Gteamboats.
A TROY BOATS-Steamers SARATOGA
"A. CITY OF TROY lighted BY electric lights Leave
day p. m. sunday steamer touches at Albany.
ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
a Steamer, Drew and Dean Eic h icavo Pier ~
warmed Freight received until the hour of de-
parture
PAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT.
- vo VI. MOI NoREoLK, vA a and soS .Ta; ar. Raid
pe thence Sop PALACE steamers 1rynS & 2d rsns at
$40 H. N' Gsn Pass Agent s7 B l9aNi
BOSTON. PROVIDENCE and EAST,
~ Via SToNINGrON LINE
ssSs Eis s & sSia block above
ROSTON via FALL RIVER LINE-Only SO
port a Rxer and al oSer pes steamers
M s f sands ~ Ssdss @ Con-
s'f'p BY Al1'f SS5i EST 5sE.sy Ely
ce soa a. @ On s g ON ee transfer and
CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
% and ana
-I All from foot foot Of yay-s Us K R. atepm
HUDSON AND COXsACKIE.
Re- eEy T fssf. ff'n snd 's # %
at p NJ. connecting with soston and Albany Railroad
NORWICH LINE.-Favorito Inside Route.
Fares reduced 70 Boston. 81 Worcester. % so; Nor
wich, 81 G5; New London 81 40 Corresponding teiuc-
ton TO all points East. Steamers CITY OF W0RCES-
Ess Per qeTT and CITY 81 hnkbT As
RoNDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
AZ Cranstons West PoinD Cornwall Newbu5S Mar-
boro, A iton Poqghkeepse and EsopuS connecting with
Ulster and Deswsre Stony Glove s3d Cstshh Mountain
railroads StcaueIS CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMES
w BALDWIN leave every week day az D. m. pier foot
OF Harrison-st. ~ T.. except Saturday when City OF
Kingston leaves at p. m.
ITO NEW-HAVEN, 75c.
EXCURSION good days., 81 25.
Steamers G. IL NoRTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
Peck slip, Pier 25 F. r. D. ~. and IL D. m Sundays
excepted connecting al New.Hsvep with special trains
for MERIDEN HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD; HOLY
OKE, &c. Through tckets sold and baggage checked
oii Broadway New York and COurtst brooklyn.
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AoUEDUcT CoMMssIoxKhs' OFFICE.
Room 2O9 Ste wart Building No go Broadway,
Kw-YoRK, May 4, 1888. }
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23
Aegerblmt+
Gin i6war5er StrOl6 bun einem &aIe=
genofien getOOtet.

Die 8eigerung etnes ii6 in ietuer
vStan6esebre" perlebt tiiblenDen f~arbtgen
Sofeps, nit einem libel beleumunoeten
9taliegcnoiien an Der ,8ar" etnen freuuo>
i9aftlt6en drink" gu ne9nlen, bilbete
Sonntagylahmittag in elmer lSirtbiGaft al
Ser G. Stateitr. Ben geri19fiigigen QnlaB gu
etnem bllttigen Muftritt. 0as in 9teOe
fteben6e 9ofal mar basjenige bes 9an.
Scott, bon $40. 1854 StateltraBe.
gtpa um l l1br begab itG Der farbt9e
Sodep Stfe Barnes, tpel6er tpegen letner
betrd6tliden @rfolge auf Der 8ennbabn in
Sportstretien etnen ni6t gertngen Jtuf ge@
nieBt, in 8egleitung letnes 9teners ooer
SactDtum's, Gobert 8ra3el, in Die gen01nte
0irtbl6aft, I'm bier cine Bartbie Billiard
All ipielen. 8eioe hatten bereits cine Qlnz
3abl points" eemadt, als NnOretp 8ono,
elm 1r1oerer, un0 Stpar nt6ts Dentger ais
gut beleumun6eter Qfrifaner, auf Der 8tl0s
fiddle eridten. ST bate etnen gang gebort>
gen 9faul6 un6 beionn it6 0a6er, je0eS
Stdnoesporurtbeil fiibn BEL Sette leBenb,
feinen Mugenbltf, BEN nit ibm nur gang
oberflG6lt6 %befannten b~eribnteu So6eD
uno beiien 8ebienten 5ltr @%enebmigung
zines 9emetnl6aftlt6en S6naples auT3us
forDern.
8rasel IieB al1genblifIi6 BEN 8tllarbitab
fallen uno trat, Der liberalen @tnlaoung
0eS Qnge3e6ten Solge letiteno, auf ben
S6antttld gu. Setnem 6errn uno @ebtes
ter tnoelien 1par Der nele @dit nt1t5 tpent>
ger ais ptufonumen. Den offertrten
v0rinf" 6ur6 cine fli6tige 6anbbeipegung
ablebnetb, itrafte er Semen einfa6 nit
SerGdtung. p
Sta, Ou brau9it Did gar nt6t 10 bo6s
traben0 gu benebmen, nur, neil 9u Elm
SodeD bi1t," nleinte Der 1i6 bitter gefrdrft
fiibleuoe 8onb. v&omm' unb trtnfe !" ,
9n Stelle oeS ft6 nit acknowledgement
Wetene abpenoenben Barnes anttportete beis
len Otener nit ben Worten: vg8enn ct
etnmal ni6t trtnfen mill, barn trtnft er
ntdt."
8on6's, 6ur6 ben5uiel ibermGBig erbtbs
ties, Mfrtfanerz8lu gertetb iebt tnoeiien in
Die 9rOBte @auung. Qtuf ben Sodep aus
iprtngenb, idlug er i6m ben 6ut bonn
Scope. 8rasel, Ser 8eDiente, slaubte fir
den 81 muiien uno ihrttt auf ben bpr
@utb i6aumenben 8onb au, I'M je6o6
einen Tauiti6lag auf ben Munb gu erbaIe,
ten. Gtnen 8iQarOtab ergreifenb, bteb
8on6 BEN 8ra5el bierauf nit oieiem auf ben
Qrnn. SIM ndditen @ugenbltd gertetben
8etbe in etn bi9teS 6anb9ennenge.
8orb preBte leinen Nrm I'm 8raSeG's
sails unb periu6te i'm 3u erbroiieln, ais
8raSel ben Gepolper 5og unb, beiien Ofiinz
bung bent Bomb ge9en Die S6ulter pref
ienb, ~feuerte.
Die &ussl brang benz Getrofenen BON
Der S6ulter aus tn ben sails un0 Derur>
fa6te cine 10 idpere Wunbe, baB er faft
augenbltdli6 tobt 3ulammenbra9.
8rastl ~lteferte ftb Der Boli3et aus un6
purbe bon ben acknowledgements frets
gelpro9en. q
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23
StrdHtde Uadld1fiofeit.

Cine groBe 9nnif GGtte Mittpo6 Mforge1
Iei6t I'M 9incoln 9arf uno in Der Jtabbarz
i6aft entiteben f0rnen uno tpuroe nur
6ur9 3ufaQ abgetpenoet. Qlls nGmli6 Der
@drter, unter oeiien Qlufit6t bic W1enage>
rie itebt, eeitern Ofnrgen gegen 9 l16r ben
&Gftg ser betoen Q0iper r~ei11igte, tpobet Die
5btere In ein binteres bur6 etn Sitter berz
i6lteBbareS @eIaB getrie6en iperben, baB
iih unter ber glattform beftnOet auf tDel6er
iie fin gep0bnli9 Der Gube pflegen, pergaB
er Die porbere Sbiir 0es Sdfigs ST. l6lieBen,
unb ais CT it9 binter ben &Gfig begab unb
bon bort aus bas Glitter 6eS unteren @es
lalies in Die 6obe 3og, iprang Der groBe
afrifdntide 2Dlpe nit etnert groBet Sab IN
ben Borbof be5 &dfigs, bon no aus tbm
Der Neg ms Treie burd Die uur an9elebnte
Sbir often itaitO. Die 3uldauer, barunter
unier 0etpG6rSmann, pur0en BON etnem
fllr6tbaren S6re6en erfaBt un0 eriparteten
ieOen Qu9enbliG, Dap bas 9efd6rIi6e Ibier
5pii6en tie lpringen uno ietner Gaubz l1tb
MorOluit Die 3iigel i6teBen laiien iperoe.
Snbellen folgte Der 2Dtpe Dem Sulttnft Der
@etuobnbett un0 lpraltg bon Dem Borbof
aus auf Die Blatform iiber benz @tttergelaB
unO IS puroe bann raid Der Wdrter 6ere
betgerufen, tpel6er it6 auf einen Nugenbltd
81 ben 2omen in ben 8Gftg begab, I'm 0as
Sitter oeS @ela1eS wieDer gu i6lteBen,
oaltlt aber raid riGtpGrts r~eterirte uno
audi Die dllBere SDltre ldloB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23
6rofer Banferott,
Die WoIenz9irma Ghomas ID. Ball & 60.
faairte. Decentralization $l5o.OOo.

S6omas SO. 6aQ & 60, bon go. 48
Dearborn Npenue, ems Der beoeute1biten
Mouez6Guier Der Stabt, mel6ete Oonneritag
ben freituiQigen 8anferott an unb beiteute
Sobn Gtnien gum GDncurspermalter. Der
8anferott rief IN neriuanbten 8retien cine
I'm io>gr0Bere l1eberral6ung berpor, ais er
bouitGnbtg unerlpartet fam unb bic Sirma
ais cine Der beiten un6 neutrality-suspicious.
6anblungen an9eieben tpuroe. Die Otitz
glieoer Der Sirma iino Gbomas SO. CHARLES
uno QSiQtam 6. Sail.
0as 6aus tuur6e bier Dor % Sabren
bur6 S9nmas rs. 6au, 0as Gltere Wfitz
glieb, ge9riinbet unb bis Dor ettpa 4 Sabren
9tnaen Die @ei6dfte gut. @dbrenS Der
Iebten bier Sabre ieOob ioq bic Strma be-
beutenbe 0erluite gebabt baben, beionbers
our6 6as i6neue Stnfen Ser @o0ez9retie.
Sbomas gB. Sail tpobnt in Dat Bart.
t6err s. 8. 8aa, Der Qnnalt fir 6as
banferotte 6aus, ;;l6Gbt bic QtctiDa auf ettua
$130,000. Die @erbinoli6fetten ouf $780,
600. 9ie @ldubiger 1tn6 meiitens 8anten.
Ser Goncursperpalter, 6r. &inieD, eben>
falls elm @olebGnbler, nabm geitern bon
benz @ei6Gft Belts. 9as gountp9eri6t
miro Die @ngele9enbeiten Der Strma ms
Hetne brtnoen.