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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-17
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9 il ttt9e SS-
@IeueIanb, Sburman uno SarifzReforHl-
i'm Mmbati Ses p9uueoretazS zSperu56uiss"
IHS gsrTamr;Iuus trs S5retew
5oaaeritae, Den 19, Sttobsr 1888, &6eH6s lbr,
uutrr Der Seituug BON @efaaftSIeuten, ssGufieas
tGu, sJabtttGuteu, GGuomertern pn0 Aes
bettsrn BGItiEloTG's 3u S5gea os5
N1tb. SnFn 9. SarItSIc,
SpteGleTs oes BeptaicntautsR1Guie5.

SpteGegs oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Sci bisier 8slsgen5et lUirO 6eier promtaente gaa
nniersr 9nnOeis> unb SnOuirte SntcreTenten i6er
Die gOrtbeiIe una geodrIniRt Der Garii Reform uno
bie.Bftdt, peIde Oas 8olt ft9 ieIbf Ibul0et, Brd'
Dent GleueIanb pieber Su erDI9Ien, Delaer cine Don
ttinem einer amtsuorscnger ieit Dem ariege errete
6efgfstt un0 aenutntb oer BeoarfntTe Der 9eIalfts
unieres QauOes bspieien bat, cine Rs6e 6aiten.
Ter aats. @entoa Re5SiHau, g2tt3Ie0 Oes
GOme's idr Iijttel unb gsess, fotrb auBer onoeten
9sryen BON uatonalsm unb ftaattttam 3tufe ebeEs
faas in Der Beriammluns Isre6sH.
Gine pOne gife pOr Spretsrn rebf aan8,m Bros
arnnm pirb fpdisr ueroffsntIid1t. (247-9)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-17
SO. Gomeres. - @sae stba"s.
9aB aus oeeIGltrbt Die GsDrtsran8 oes Bsr'
taaungs ..Sti6Iafes naf Beate' - ssstH'
tpetteren 3eI6laits ctleotat.


gBqIbtugtou, .. g., 16. 0ftober. -
Sm Senat pnrbe heute iofort nab oetn
8erle'en bes YrotOFclls bic @r6rterung Der
&ariibtIl iorr9eisst. llngeisbr 20 Seuat0rsH
tparea numeleno.
@odreu (DlO) belt cine Iuuge 91ebe, IN
.peIber er bic uGn beioen Parteteu IN Der Ga'
mirage eiugenpmmensn Stanbpnnfte contrG'
atrte nnb bic SOrsiigs Oer giiuS=SiG aeaens
Der ben Rlngein Der Seuatsbiu beroorbob.
QQtion (9a.], Beit (Wto.) unO SpooneE
gYtsc.) bielteu ebeniallS Auiprabeu, poranf
rad tur3er gretuttufsung nm 5.40 SeTta'
.uug eriol9te.
Sat WebrafeatanteaBan
gurbeu Clements (8a.). WcTtiuin (5enn.)
uuo 6tQu (Rs.) 3u Wttglisbern bes &omite'S
rrouut, peIaes zine unteriuhuu8 iiber bic
gSerridtuna ser 4rbett an gRaibingtousr
Uauqouft SunneI eiHleiten ioQ, nno oas
6oue pGiIIrte oaraHI Den Senatss Plenarbes
! dlu6, DeIber ben ariegsiefretdr antortftrtr
9Gobregelu gum Sduse teHes &nnaelS ein'
| sulsiten.
gtadhem eeaen uerIdiebeue antrige Der
! @ilnaub lem Gnorum" erbobeu moroen
,oar, risf Dates (ala.) ieineu 9eftern ein9es
redten 8IenarbeidluB anf, pel9er bic emo
I bQlllge SeILIAuIS OSL BrHEAIoA]ttYSA1
I sreBfsung auf ben II. SttOber tettlegt. VI
/ cot elm 4menoement on, mad nel9em Die
&ertaeuug am Is. Gufatt an II. ifattTtHoeH
/ 'Ou.
| Snmben (Ba.) beuHtraste, ole SertGgnu9
lui aeu "a. fef5uieBen.
/ &iGarDion (EsuH.} agte, e8 let 9ebrand'
lid, einen terartisau Bei9luB 3nerft on oas
| &cmite fir g2ittel Iuo g8eSe 81 DerDeI'eH.
Oates eriu9te 9rn. 3(iaaroisat tbm une
| bem Sauie oaa &orite iiir gIittel uno zSe8'
III 3eigen. (8eI16ter.) 8as Somite tIE
glittel uro gBeSe lei ihou lanSe untdtba'
,emcr6eu, uno babe itbIiSens aud stne1 t4u
! iriiber ubeIpjeiaue1 SeTta8uE3sbslqiu3 ass
, Juyiid beridtet.
gnt Iapgerem Siu' uno SerraoeH bear'
tragte BredtnIiose (Gp), bic peitere grind
un8 6es iduebsuben 8ei1Iuife5 bis morgsr
iii barIGjebeu, mo Der Antraa pHrte mt q
geeen 2I Gttmmea angeuOmmeH.
Gate8 iagte, ba es len, nt6t 9elHn3en Isi
cas- Sans 5u blrtngeu, 10 woae e ta lel6l
gartnGeu. CT crude ba5er I'M l!T!aIo ~
zen 9lef Ser Steurg.
8us 8eiuG Uuroe beuiGigs nr3 2anbaG
/ lEgTof) erbielt ebeafalS llJlau5. I'm II
0ertagte fd bas Saus, obae nei.sre 9eltaft
& 4-ver
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-17

- Der IN &nglan0 0erp0I0ene E0r0 on
bile bat etn gan5es, nidt in oem BlOg.tou
uiB umiaBtgs 8erm0geu Den @lrsntamsH
Der S0uigtu oermadt Seiu Sobu, Der Sc
iauote Slr Stouel SadSiue lBefi in yBlbluga
ton erbte bic Sitter uno 100000 pro 5l9r,
- Sm Safeu uou &alais, Braatrsia, Ell.
eignete nd geferu aui Dem aus Bbuao5lpbtl
tGrt augetcmmgueu Dampfer bile be 8a=
Iuis" eiHe BetrOleum &rplOfOn, IN oerea
8olse bas Sa5r3eug un,erglna Wtan iiirq
tet, oaB meprere Dtitglieber Der UtluuihlH
oae gsben einbiiRten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-17
g d,Gmeta sic ifO
9Qutb1lrgGr'8
terte nad) @argniH8 TIT.
Sa 1T eta fpt5teaer 9ar8att -oEr
,,A6tngOOn. "g6eUtot- An5a8
$12.
$1Ss.

Meberau ttues um nns iar $40 nstfsHTt.
8ieIe o9l6tagooa "G6epiot Slnsii9e
fiub aus burdpeg reiner g8clle on9sfer!tgf,
bic Stoffe puroeu bon unS seiti9 getautt,
bGs ieue Al $15 periauft perSsu iUuteu. Gls
Der 8abrifaut an GnOe Der saifOu lab baB
er unsefdbr nod fituf3is Stiid Der Aiding
boue" uorrdtbig bate, uno oa er toHste' oaB
mir piefe Quantitdt in uniereH bret gdbsH oer-
ipeubeu fonRtsu, offerirte unb nerfaufte er fte
uus su iesr berobseietten Yreiien- 28ir ba'
ben fir bic game Yurtis eiueu ueberiaIas
eemu6t. 3isieniSeu auSaSe, bic tutr 5u $l5
uerfaufer tpouteu-IegeH mir bsnte ant uus
fereu 0atsutiideu aus 3n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-17
giue gg0Ge swtiGta Relp.Dorl ua0 5etis8.

@sPr6ientapt 6argubor bat i'm 6uuie eine
gtu eiHBsbratt, meJte Dte 5p. Rufas
Gath, Sagb 81. @nrbener, ggbert 8. SleIs,
$5enrl 6. 8apis, Miojes 3. 0tacIep, @ba5.
.. 3rgerlrQ unh @eorge q. See antOriiir.,
fber b6n subiOnz 9}iber etne Bride nit ent'
ipre6en6sn &iHgGngeH 5u erbauen uuo IN
Eetrieb Jn ieeeu, pe!de bon eiasm ipater ~
teftimmenteA 1Hnite Der Stabt Jfep 9Crf
auSgeten6, Die &erbinouug 3niiden 6leier
Suot uvh ban G5IGats 9tstp=Seriep berlelz
I'm ica. 8ie Bride iol aud fir ben GiieR~
bahlUayfehr benIet nerben un5 fd IN elmer
S0bs BON miubsfeHS 142 S5uB it5er ber g8ai'
i&If14e oushredeH. gB2riisn cher dbuIlda
Sdiinab-tsbtnbeJmIie isneu IN Nem 5tuf.
nidt sebaut merben. Die BldHe fir oIe grs
eauuns Der Bride jolgu oem arleg8ieGretar
aur 4rufuug pOr9eIegt perbeu. Die Bride
lDelde burn tte 6ti Su elmer B0Itronte ill
bic 5ef6I6truug uen Bofiadeu, &ruppea
gub StisgemuEinon gene4t miro, iou neuI
Donate R0d etiol9tsr Btuiguu8 Der Bidue
DuIG ben &riegSietret6r in Gpagtff asuom-
m(u rsI6sE uao in aClt 9a5rea ierti8 ge=
RFEf ififT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-17

QiberboUI, is. GitobCr. 1850 2N.r
3gs. &auuuole, Ui;HelIogte Cb.rdrsg
s.. ttttQ. BEN Orleans 81. Sic Scr
iaufe betrugeu OOOO 8lleH, Sp5tg,aUoE
unb Husiubg 1000, 3uiI9r Il O0O.
gouboU, l6. Gitobar. - ser. 5t11.an
C5HsaticRCu: pro}. 1898, %. Al pros
ll04. - &ttieH: 4,,9.s3B. 4l8 Ditto Bu9r
So, gGuaoja Bacifc 581, Gr.e 295 or.
4ltOr. lO3, 5liu0issGeutral 1903 W'ri.a1
&c, ct Yaul 674 yiem=0Orf &eutral ll0a
Bennplronia SCI, Resbm8 27, yl-E.ca
NsnfrnI Sc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-17

Su R6Uu ron RlynwjReu UNI N1eumr SIMS
Ued.3t Railways Ready Relief 't.ma,s, 5io,tla
GrlUidCJung yU gslUt1rgn.
Or iglgGHo5 Buli wurse burd bic Bon . TO 3 .u.
.gollsIlr %. g, glgt1 tH l9opEt Ysli9Bt, -gEl5,
e1l1lisn:
,norn. u. 8. @lqt1. Brulr SER. eau4e5s
meme aui J9t @El1g, 59H'H men, @rila uIuItu w.,
5.,ruJ., 5aB 10 Die J}1bDag I2g.s. I-t hzlr fla.G
1862 z5bIautt. 30 NETT 5ag Ba5 Ready Relfefs
Oct GfdfuHgcn, Observation-Disclosures, y4ustulgts
gG-c.H, Oct -lGHUU1oe1 CLt:lEUn sH, Bsrtcuz
GnE,U, 4" .s.1H4u7 mus 4uh bci a5hmeugu in Auz
gtmer,u n,t 3E-tgIElgr jft, ais rIsao Gta Hao-ras
II.au, to1 ogW Ii lt Gg5oIt Gu52, aus lisenlI 81
fa5rl1a uG5 ... oar Sic ',asUGgs UH.cl Ggsn 1u0ts
rem Wutlr pro - ''nns 'Jir Cle yeibeu, fur Die lie
CmDiyli,u lOtl-eus uJ,dt4eH tlo. &Is26enR
Z. 3. : ii b more,
9oFry tg CuEns JlI' 5t1t.gjargrz FtrAs."'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-17
EaA aelee ssEeber.

SadfonniIIe, yIa., 16. Sftober.- aa
heutige oiflieue Siilstin meloet So Heue CT
irnufuuGen unb spei E0oesidHe. Die Sc
iammtSabI Der @rtraufuusen betrdot ieBt
3627, bic Der 90bssfdue 3l8. Sr. 8. U.
50iriee. Ssfretdr Der SaubeIstammer. mel
der Dor etrpa elmer Bo6e am gelbeu Tifber
erfronfte, ftarb nm llbr beute Nbeub. Seiu
Eob tff In ben1 don nm lltr abeghs eyIais
isnsn Hiiuetin nidt sinaeidIoiiea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-17
gas 3aElt5as.

3pr3tbar. Is. GitOoet. - Der G3eIt
osr yBEitiiaeu GfairttaHiiaeu @ejt4 q T."
if in @eieulGaft oeS 8enerals Uiutt7en5 a.
Gem 8ampfsr 6es Sultaus nab Momblfa
95sarsiit. 3sutine uno OfiHbii9e 9dHoler
5nusa td bnrt stabltrt in Der SofHung, lob
uenoe @eitafte in oen untsr Suu8Oitttuu oer
crmnbnteu @sieuiAaft befurtqeu 0ttrEittu
aIituoen All fOnneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-17
garoSasi6e EaSeI5etIatf.
wnf eem Neimpcas.


gBten, l6. Sftobsr. - Der Bring ton
Bales 0srabibiebete fd beIte nou oem 3lt.'
ier 8ranB 9ciepb uuo trat bic 6iIdrtlls nap
GugIaao Oh.
gltnfiterTriHS To 9paHiea.
gIabri6, 16. SltO6er.-llntar Sen Ititz
gIieberu Oes Glbiuets bsrridsa TlsiuunsS'
5srjtie0eubeiteu iiber Die Srase Ger 4Enee.
9(sforuI, UHo cine giiu,fsElEiiS ffeRt in GIss
f5t.
General Srpuu, Ser &rteg3mjuifar, er.
fldrt f6 entidloHau, 3u reitgaiEeu. Sas Slz
b'uet bielt bsute cine DisrflIu6tge SIguns,
otne Ill eiuem gtHoer1dnsuIB 81 gelau8eu.
@eliidte iiber cine beuOIfebeHOe gEsltlrre'
0Olte IN ltaoriO fiHo i'm umlauf.
Sraul6Nimes.
Baris, 16. Gltober. - SSH ber Deputtrs
teufammer bTatlte br. GugIe De 10 Glus
tonuerte, elm Wfu9lieo Der Rea.eu, eluen
BsitlluB Elm, neld)er ertldrt, cine 6s0tioa
Der 8eIfaIiuag Olle erf OaHu OOrgeI4ld9au
ueroeu. ua6bem Die Heueu 9epuurteuDal.
len ge,etgt hubeu, In mel9em SinUe oaS
SOlt cine RebiRoH niin'he. @r erluhte um
eiue 8riEg Notwithstanding fir ie!uen 8e'
ihInb, inoshen puroe-0tsislbe bon Der IlMs
mer 0erDeigert.
2aS 8eo,fons'@omtte bot bei5IOHeu, gu
erft nit BEN BCemisr 6OQuet uuO Damn nit
beu lirbebeIn fteben uHOerer RsotH0nSpIaHs
3u crnferirsu. 81 3epubIliaHer nit Serrp
an Der SpiBs uobmsu Ietusn AatbsIl an DER
gearigen AbflmmuUa.
Srlau9.
8ubliu, 16. GIt.-Sater RtBaooeu
boH @meebore i'm &ouRtp Donegal, DeltleT
peaen &eraufaltung ungeieeIt4erSuiamm'
luugen ~ iets NnRateu 8efiugulBpalt Der
nrtheilt puroe, 1T beute, ipet Gage Dor BEN
g5erf1retheu ieiues baitermlu5 aus Dem 3e'
iauguiB Al Londonderry entlaiieH m5roen
gtu Splishanieu 0erilmneIte Fdl Dor ben
SefGuouiS uuo bradte tlm etue GOluOu
DlcFnDbeu eJfldrte, bic gIntsrtsruug bob
meter ieiusm R0rper, uodl 5iuem 9e,te &c
imubet, uu6 er mrroe foJtiaGreu, OIe GprIu
uei Der brtiheu Regterung IN oenuu}Usn
6r. Shomns Gulun, Uiitglieo bes Bara
nsuts 'iir SutsHup, pe!ber IN 2ua9sncou
uefiiru ouTpieberlag, uerllas 6eute, ais 3urll
ia Jijemuub bet Tim I'M Gunner mar, 'ei
! Eager NIB fitrlte 6abet ms orleue Rdurn
! III pelneu elH Bener br0uHte. sc erlg
| 2'raHbmun6eu anl palis uno ou1etmeiu1
! &erletuu9eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-17
Wa6eHiis'B Bstf.

2outon, 16. Gtt.-B Biau Blaubt lett ot2
Eeriou Eesieuigea, rpelaer bie tis3ereu mo
lduQereu 4nEBtge aus 9RadsHJts'S Reh,i9C
iisuues5drtft an bic BTsfs uUr5sttig auSIie
ftrte, IN ei1em gemtfeH 9hiorouig, CEN
9orreponoaatsu Der 2Biener uyieueR 6Ctlen
grefie," gefun6eu ju baben, ber BON Der Slu
3ietno 3ett ber nit Ntaden5ie trtim beireun'
bet paI uu6 es aud H0erH0mmeu butte, bic
oeutae 4usgabe Dteier Sartit Al he,iioo..geu.
Sra! 6atfelSt, ber oeRtihs 8otibafter 5ier=
IelbR, bat pem 2Oro Salisburg 8orfeuu1saH
6em0dt, nm and big eHgltidle Ausaabe oe5
Gagebudes 8aiier 6rteOri4s 80 uuter0rIt-
in. Qcto Satjsburl bat Oem @rafsu gu Jcr-
febeu gegeben, baB Gas ebenio uugsrl4t,
pte uuu08li6 ieiu uuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-17
81 ll.b.rihnh tat saataH!e.

Or. &bcmrlou, Der ira9!renoe S9asau'le'
SgtretGr, iQge bspte In eiuer llatsrgeonu8,
gr iGGee, 6aB Fd Die 2Iusgabsa TN !aufens
ben 5isfali55re, fGus bic 3te8ieruu9 oae3
urtipihigg @clO perG2npete. nnf $42 $40. Z
1913 uuG bic 9lebeniitu Gpf $40, 800 900 be-
aufeu mu1ber. Bits piyoe etnea llebers
T6lS BON clca SO ,000 600 fir 0a5 lauFeuoe
5istaiIabr eTgebeu, iuosffsu ieigu grOBa
SIM men fiir fpe3isle 3neds Il. iort3au2rnce
Irtsit5u pelpllllat uuo etDa $1,000 900
iopcu f8uu,eu IN bisien Sabre Hiat 0sraus.
sabt merceu. Grserbsm babe Der @sugrts
#i8 OC0,OO0 5ur lSedung bon Deftits IN
niiberen Sgtreu borniiltgt, uHo aur ieue
@uwue f0aue uou 9ie6I8peseu Mot 3u oga
oigs}GhIiseH au8gabeu geiegt, i0aceri mtiie
Al BEN lle5eriduB gere&Het mercsn. Gin
IdUe6iid Gel S48 % coo, bic fir BEN 2lls
gnug6fono berlmu fuo uno III ben NAs.
9abGu gerednet me,beu, in 2Tirittdfait ie0odl
e,u 9beh oes llsbaritriies fuo, iopie per-
dteneuer d6uIher Soften perOe lit] Der
lle5erituB fir bas laufeuoe StstQliGbr oul
betrd6Iir iber SlGO, 600, 600 bsIaufeu uno
smar nustIi2Blid3 bee 9CgsumGrng I'm StaB-
ante befubIidsn lgeberiauiies bon iIber $97,'
100000.
sine EYIGs zmf5Gfu Rgips0crR a7sS 3etIens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-17
gus oct g8nnpes0anptl1aSt
3uitaace 1T ban Serrttoriea. - Serta'se Ger
@DuDerneute Don 9atotG, ssea gssrtto
MnO SoQhn.

gS sal qtnBtn \, y. @.t l6. AttooeI. -
Sr. g. &. @burf, 80uoerneur BON Soa9o,
melbet in ieiuem Sahre8berid]t, oaB bic 8e=
r6iternng teles SerrttOrilms I'm legtel Sa9re
nm 62,346 SugenommeB bat uno 1eBt aus
SAC, ,S23 Seeleu befebt. 100000 Adsr
Qano muI6ea n5breab oes oergangeneH SAB
res Sebufs Anfebelung anaetauft. Der
@ouuerHeur beiGreibt in ietuem Bertfte ben
eroSen &niitpuug. nel9eu bic gttneRtnoHs
rrie, iotpie ote 9eiddfte in 0atota uoerparpt
geuomuen haben, unb tuieberbOlt ote GGl@
pfeblung, beg bas Serrttorinm als Staat IN
IN ote llaion aufgenomm2H meroe.
Ser Subresberiht bes 9rn. @omuno y.
8ob, @cuoerueur uon Reu= =Iiertto, haHoelt
sum groseR She'll bon Der 5rage Hber bic
Eetle9uug augefodltener QaneiGeafnu9cn, Il.
BON Der poraeidla0eHen 8eirRhtuns tptFer
@egenoen bur1 8ep1fernng. 9Ouosrneur
Hcb leat oar, bab ourA anwenonu9 elaeS
spedmaBigen neutrality-suspicious. 60,0OO,s
| coo Uen ben 1000. 900 4dsrH, nelqe 6sr
| TlGher ruum OeS Serritoyiums umtaBt, tuI
| 9derbauspede braudbar gemaht peroeH
| i0nnteu. Die Seo6Iterung bat pdpreuo oes
| lsbteu Snhres nm ettra 10000 Sesteu 3u9e'
| uoumeu. Ser 8ertb 6eS Reuarpatd,tt9sr
| Gigeutbums i'm Gerrttorium wiro nuf S43,'
| Isl, ,920 oerani6la9t, unb 384 600 &del
goub purben i'm berflOfeuen Sabre an in
| itetltr pertaHit.
| @bmurb u. Steoeniou, gouoerneur Dol
9babo, itGtt bte 8eo0ItaTnng ieue5 &errt
turiurs in fuuber 3GbI auf 100000 SeeIer
unb ben getrag bts fieuerpilidtigen @tgen
thumB urf S21, ,288,a9 uHgefdbr 100000
Gder GeglerurGs 2dubereien mnrben nab
reu0 bts berf,Cfsren 5Qbre3 bnrh @intrd8
peu 9uIieolern ernorben. Die ieBtlahrt9
&rrbte bsfanb aus 2. 966, ,28O BuiheI g8a'
en-, PA $50 9uiaeI @afer, 394, $40 8a
del @erfe, 528, ,965 EOHnen 9eu uu0 l t476,
695 8ni@el sartofiaIu. Ser 28ertb beS nab
rerb RES SGbres in Esrritorlum geponueuel
8olbes, SlIbeys un6 Slei8 bet-dgt $8,905,
! 1876.
-. ,a.n..sa...s. E.. eezot na..ao-
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2Ouoou, l6- Sttober. - gSsnn cte tta'
IieHIiGe 4usmauoeruHg ua5 GrsentiHten n
Der gegeun nGrtigeu s6eiie aatdIt, oluH miro
fh oie idpisrtgs Srage Der gr052n lt1lIeni'
i3en gIumauberuHs uaa ben Ser. Staatsu
balo Uga ieIbR loleH. Die pnie6arIdHoits
ameIiiansj1e 3ampfer @eieulaaft,' ue.4e
sutidfu gtep, goIt unb &Otteroam 2ampfer
Iauisa ldst, bat bsidloTeu, io0tt cine DAM
pieJItuie uah bem So BIata Strom l1uteu
II lafen. 3uai G6ifie Der g8ieo Star=
GiEie," oon ia 3709 EoHuen, iiuo IL. oIelen
3nff seianft norceu uuo bic meme HlHIe loll
in Dslember ibre 5Ghrtsa beginner. Die
paitere GtobliruHg elmer regelmd5iaen Dam
pfeTDetbiuSung nit SlbsAmerita ID uobl eiu
fterer 8eDei6 fIr bic idaele gu.nitsiHn9
oisies Qanbes.
9er AaiFaao IN @fghaHiRaa.
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Efgtanifna bsrihteu hber eiu Seiaht 81
8aidtuTgau, in neI1em 500 Soleaien oee
gmtrs nab 1900 9uiurseuten actoo;et OOsr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-17

8ten, 16. Sttobar. - Der Bring ton
BaIes oerabidiebete fG beIte bon oem 8lt'
ier 6ran3 9Oiepb uuo tgat bic REdreiie naA
] EyraTnr7h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-10-17

3aS Rsuefte aus 5entiatano. - Sthrtdltn't1 "A
SsS sR5tsers oeS sRaiors ESNrttelet.-S'rs
botsH ether RintRsrfrtEs tn Spar'eu'~
8loauets @erfahauss VseDtfoHs Vcra
fnIpg,-AAerIet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-15
Rorth-stver Bridge.


A good deal Of interest i being taken by
engineers, railroad. men. and capitalists In
the pian Of Gustav indcnrhal ior a bridge
over North river from New Jersey to New
York. to be larger tuln the BROOKLYN bridge
over East river. and constructed with six or
ten tracks b. continue on all the railwaS-pas-
seuger travel which now hsltS at jersey
City. II is said that neatly 900 trains arrive
and depart every dly from the terminal ,ta-
tionS IN New Jersey. II * proposed TO bring
all this travel over 10 Manhattan Island, the
approach to the bridge 10 begin on
tie Jersey side from tue meadows
between the IIackensack river and
Bcrgcn Hill, while the passenger station
in New York would be- IN q central location.
IL i estimated that bridge capable Of car
rylng six tracks would cost Slj0o0,00o, and
an additional million VIII provide for four
more tracks. 4 bridge Of thls c1p9citv. it il
thought, would provide amply for all future
time. so that It would never be Necessary 10
construct another OF The sort. The estimates
tor the work. including terminal station,
right of way. Nc., foot ~ TIE enormous sum
OF forty millions OF dollars. II is proposed to
raise the sum by interesting all the railroads
and The state and nstiOnal government,
i'm the scheme The Brooklyn bridge cost
EJ.NNU.iNUs lNt NoAbu-ilNtE biiuEf NbNfi
cost three times as much. The Brooklyn
bridge Is 800 feet, including anchorages,
and the North-riyer bridge would be 500
feet. The length OF each land span Of the
BROOKLYN bridge Is $50 feet; those OF the
Nortb-river bridge would be ], 800 feet. The
middle span Of the BROOKLYN bridge is l,600
feet: that OF the Norlb-Tiyer bridge would be
1850 feet; aud so on throughout nearly all
the comparisOns. showing enlargement, sim
plifcaton OF details. and improvements on
the great work which spans the East river SO
grsceiully.
Many civil engineers and bridge-builders,
however, declare that the Lindenthal North
river bridge scheme Is impracticsbe on ac-
count of us great cost. II Il understood that
a definite plan TO build douDle-span bridge,
with pier in the centre OF the river, is be-
ing considered favorabV By capitalists Mr..
Theodore Cooper considers the single.span
scheme OF Lindenthal visionary. OIber en-
gineers think central pier Ia the river is
practicable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-15
TWO YoUNG LIVES LOST.
A Cornell student Drowned while
Trying 10 Rescue n Lady.

An Ithsca N. y special says: A double
tragedy occurred here last night which cost
the lives OF Edward scrlbner NeVlns. class
OF 30. one OF the finest students In Cornell
University, and Miss Maggie Sullivan. 4
popular young teacher In the city High
school. Young NeyiDs, accompanied by
Miss Anna Card. went to Eddy's pond after
supper, where Miss Sullivan and several
Others were skating. While they were yet
on the bank they heard crash and saw seye.
ral OF the skaters franticaly struggling 10
the water. Neyns, who was on expert
swimmer. plunged In and attempted to res.
cue Miss sullivan. hut 1t Is thought that In
her struggles she seized him and bore him
down. for both sank together.
Miss ard lay on the Ice and pulled ont a
boy, while 4 young man named Beardsley
rescued two children. A number OF stu
dents were soon on the scene. q. W. Coma
bic, 700. dislOcated bis shoulder on the first
dive. l.. T.. Claphane, 80, plunged three
times INTO the water At last +. g. McSlas-
ters. '92, brough, up the body OF Nevns.
Several doctors and professors worked bard
for an hour or more applying powerful cur
rents OF electricity and the best restoratives,
but without success The body OF Miss
sullivan was recovered with graphing
hOOSs. Her father committed suicide iast
spring. and she and her motber have worked
bard to support a family OF children.
Young Nevins was toe son OF W. j. Ne
wins, Jr.. OF south Orange, n. j., and was
aged twenty years. lie was in the ciyil-en'
gineerlng department and had one Of the
best scholarship records OF any student in
the whole university. The junior clls. to-
day selected an escort Of four classmates to
accompany the remains home. They also
passed resolutions OF synpaihy to send TO
the parents. Miss Sulliyan's pupils had Just
raised a sun to buy her Christmas present.
and they wall expend It foS flowers to lay on
her grave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-15
rne.r bravery TO Be Rewarsed.

4 Boston special SAYS: The Government
has already taken steps 10 recognize the
bravery Of Captain Joshua James sud MS as
socaies in the rescue OF sbipwrecked men
along the south shore during the great storm
In November Collector SHltOnstsll laid be-
fore Secretary Fsirchild the facts relating TO
the rescue, snd suggested the proprielY oi
making official recognition OF the brave
deeds. This morning the Collector received
from Secretary Fairchi.d request for an
official statement from the Massachusetts, HUI
name Society OF the services rendered by the
volunteers. The Secretary p'edsed himself
to take action upon the proposition as soon
as be received this statement. IL Is thought
that the Secretary will recommend the award
OF medals by the United States Government,
with, perhaps. consideration in money.
About $1,000 was subscribed IN Boston for
the benefit OF the brave men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-15
DOWN TOWN MERCHANT

IA having passed several sleepless nights.
disturbed by the agonles and cries OF a suffer
ing child, and becoming convinced that MIRA
wINsIOW's SOOTHING SYRUP was Just tho
article needed, procured supply for The child.
On reaching nome aud acqusintlng his wife With
what he had done she refused 10 have Il admin
istefed 10 tho child. sho was strongly In favor
VI Homeopathy. rha. nigh, tho child passed "a
suffering aud TIE parents withou, sleep. Re-
turning home The day following the fatner
found sbe baby stlll worse, and While eontem-
plating another sleepiess nighi tho mother
stepped from the room 70 attend 10 some 90
mestic duties aud left tho father with he child.
During her sbseBcc be administered portion
oi the Soothing Syrup ~ the baby sai said
nothing. That nighs all hands slept seil aud
the little fellow awoke Ia the morning orish,
aud happy. 1hs moiher was delighted with ths
Sudden aud wonderful change. and, although 81
nrs. offended =. ths deception prscticcd np0u
her. has continued 10 use tho syrup. and saferS
ing. crying babies AMI restless nshts have disep.
feared. A single trial of tho syrup never -.
failed 70 relieve tho baby aud Overcome the pro
iudlcss Of the mother sold b. AL druggists .
cents q bottle. ap S-eot