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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-18

Reports from various parts oil
the country are tosthe affect that
citizens will not take the Anti-Mor.
mon oath so-called. Men who are
known to have no sympathy with
Mormonism, say the oath is an In
fringement upon the liberty of con-
science guaranteed by the constitu-
ton of the United States to Ameri-
can oitizcn.-Silver State.
If tho law requiring the admins
tration of the oath never did any.
thing else than demonstrate that
there were few lunitics in this
State who we're mentally incapacita-
cd for voting, it has accomplished q
good deal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-18
ALL SORTS.

Judge Virgin OF Genoa was il
the city yesterday.
If Glenn Berry is out of Jail, he
will please call at this Office.
The Genoa people have sen
East for their big we'll boring mach
inc.
I'm The steamboat collision Of
Sable Island over 100 lives were
lost.
Lieut.. Gov. II. G. Davis anG
Ex-Governor Kinkead are both sicl
in this city.
Judge Sewell, Democratic can
didate for Supreme Judge was in
the city yesterday.
There Is q rumored develop
msnt in Ophir and the Northend.
ers have begun to crawl.
Theodore Winters, President
of the State Agricultural Society
was in the city yesterday.
I'm spite of all the newspaper
talk about the suspension of the
Little Louisiana Lottery Company,
it is paying up all its prizes in this
city with no discount.
-Blaine's reception in Portland
was not after all any bigger recep-
ton than tho one given to Senator
Williams of Empire. The whole
town turned out in both instances.
-Losr-On Sunday evening,
between Titles and Baths ranch,
. yellow leather hitching strap With
black throat band. Finder will please
leave at this office.
aug 141w. w. NJ. LITTLE.
Don't fill the system with quiz
nine, to prevent or cure Fever and
Ague. Ayers Ague Cure is the
Specific for this disease, and leaves
no peisons to produce dizziness,
headaches or other dis
orders.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-18
A KnOck.DOwn Argument.

Yesterday q Democrat and Re-
publican were talking politics in
front of the Posteffice. The dialo-
que is worth publishing.
Rep-Was not Alien Thurman
once strongly in favor of negro
slavery?
Dem-Yes, be was, but that was
at time when everybody was in
favor of it, he's now against it.
Wasn't Harrison in favor of the
Chinese?
Rep-Yes, but that was q time
when everybody was in favor
of the Chinese. He's now against
them.
Why hasn't our man the same
right to change his opinion as
yours?
The Democrat had nothing more
to offer and walked off.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-18
Queer Cases.

Not long ago Judge Sabin re-
mandsd three Chinaman Who were
not entitled to land, because they
were personating other parties.
After being remanded they were
arrested and tried for perjury and
false impersonation and all acquit-
ted by three respective juries Of
San Francisco citizens. Thus, 36
white men IN San Francisco de-
clared under oath that these China
men remanded by Judge Sabin
were imposed on BY tho Court and
that they we're prior residents en-
titled to land.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-18
The Circus Sale.

On Monday at 2 O'Clock the
Sheriff will sell at public auction a
lot of circus effects.
There will be six horses sold
along with sets Of harness, a bay
pony and two donkeys.
Also the circus tent and lot of
paraphernalia. This sale will take
place at Folsom's hay yard and will
draw a large crowd.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-18

Young, old, and middle-aged ,
all experience the wonderfully bene-
fetal effects of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Young children, suffering from sore
eyes, sore ears, scald head, or with
any scrofulous faint, becomes
healthy and strong by tho use OF
this medicine. Six bottles, IS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-18
syrup Of Figs

Il Natures true laxative. It il the
most easily taken, and the most eff
fective remedy known to Cleanse the
System when Bilious or Costive; to
dispel Headaches, Colds, and Fe-
vers: to Cure Habitual Constipation,
Indigestion, Piles, etc. Manufac-
tared only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Fer sale by George G. Thaxter,
agent Carson. jan1
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-18
A SAD PARTING.
Keeper Gray BIDS the Bab-
DON Farewell.

AeepcI trf8y b1dS tAc ma +.
DON Farewell.
Forepaugh's circus has finally de
parted from Carson and wendell iti
way over the hills toward California
via Genoa and PIacerville.
During its protracted sojourn
here, the elephant, lions and bah
DON were quartered at Folsom's hay
yard, and Dick Gray was appointed
keeper by the authorities.
Mr.. Gray's duties were not irk-
some. He simply had to lie on the
hay I'll day at SIS day and watch
the elephant throw dust on him
self and see that the baboon did not
play any of his pranks on the other
animals.
After while the babcon became
very much attached to Gray, and
when that functionary was asleep
the baboon would gather a whisp
of hay and keep the flies of the
sleeper.
Whenever the Sheriff came into
the yard to see if Gray was watch
ing. things, the intelligent animal
would tickle Gray with straw and
wake him up, and q moment later
coil up and assume to be asleep
himself, thereby fooling tho Sheriff
every time.
He would sit by Gray for hours
gazing in his face with q rapt sx-
preston of countenance, and any
body could see that Gray had made
a decided impression on the poor
wanderer OF the Afric wilds, who
was a stranger in strange land.
When ForePaugh again got con-
troll of his msnagerie and the
time came to say "good bye" both
the elephant and the baboon were
anything but glad to go. The ele-
plant caressed Gray with its trunk
and waddled out of the yard with
its head down.
But the baboon was tho most
1t stood up, and grasping
Gray's hand in it's right paw looked
in his face with the tears yelling
down its cheeks like a human
grief. Then it walked sorrowfully
away and Gray lay down on the
hay again.
Gray himself felt pretty bad, and
that evening woke up with pair
Of arms around his neck.
The stable boys say that the bah
DON got away from its keepers near
Genoa and came back several miles
in the night to kiss Gray good bye.
Gray was quite astonished when
the baboon kissed him, but before
he had time to say anything the
animal was scampering away to
Join the elephant.
The idea was that the haboon
didn't want to give him away be- /!
lore the crowd, and so stole back :
quietly in the night and kissed him
while asleep.
So delicate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-18

The following il the list of peo'
pie who arrived at the Ormsby
House yesterday:
w. n. Ssawell, Aurora.
D. Cults, Vivian Mill.
G. HCCuiven, .. F.
III. Harris, Genoa.
H. Nettererip, Carson Valley.
Louis Hoffman, Carson Valley.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-18
For Sale.

A fine dwelling, outhouses, and
half block of land, situated in the
Southwestern part OF Carson City,
Near G.. N. Noteware's. There is a
fine spring of never-failing water on
the premises. Inquire on the
premises. Will be sold cheap.
Al I'm NELsoN BRUETTE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-18
Kan U q the Point

If you deal with Olcovich Bros. (,
you save money. The best goods
are the cheapest, in the end. They
keep the best goods in every line of
General M'dse.
Famine the Xcellent quality of
their Groceries, Dry Goods, Cloth
ing, shoes, carpets, and everything
that is kept in stock by
Olcovich Bros.
leu & bright and G the Point.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-18
Pure Syrup.

The reason why Thaxter's soda
fountain is 10 popular in Carson il
the tact that Thaxter manufacturers
his own syrups and they arc abso-
lutely pure. Pure syrup 1t soda
fountains are very rare.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-18

DR.. Southworth notifies his pat
rons through the APPEAL that he
has returned from his camping trip.
and will be in his Office daily from
nine A. n. till five p. 4.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-18
The Only Perfect Remedy

The Only Perfect Remedy
For habitual constipation, dyspep-
STA, and kindred ills, is the famous
California liquid fruit remedy, Syr-
up of Figs. 1t strengthens as well
as cleanses the system, it is easily
taken, and perfectly harmless.
For sale by Geo. C. Thaxter, agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-18

WYE WISH TO EMPLOY FEW SALES.
w men on salary to sell our goods by
sample to the Wholesale and retail trade Of al
the leading cities and towns. We are the larg-
est manufacturers Of our line in the country.
Send two cents in stamps for full particulars.
No postals answered. Centennial Mfg Com
pa1y, Cincinnati, o.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-18
ATTENTION DEMOCRATS.

nRMsBY COUNTY CLEVELAND AND
~ Thernan Democratic Club meets
every Monday ats o'clock at COINS Hall /.
Able speakers will address each meeting. All
Dsnocrats are invited to b presen..
p. HEIDINGER, President.
n. r. KIsTxsa, Secretary.
8.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-18

STOCKS.
Sava GEE 90
Con. Cal. & 81
Best & Belcher-3 40
Gould & Curry 80
Mexican ) 10
Peer less-l 81
Mono 80
P0tOsi-2 40
ChOllar-2 Is
Nevada Queen 50
COnSdence-lO
Eureka COn.-4a
Kentuck-2 I
Crown Points 40
Seq. Belcher-2@
Sierra Nevada As
North Belle Isle
Belchc. 2 So
Bullion-S5
Overman-1 40
Navajo 60
Hale & NorGoss-4 45
Union-3
Challenge 45
B0dle-l %
Mt. Diablo-3 10
Baltimore-50o
Utah-95c
Andes-7j
Exchequer-1
Alpha Is
Silver Hill-55c
Scorpion-55c
Imperial-40c
Julia-3!c
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-18
House TO Rent.

Partly furnished house to rent I;
reasonable terms to desirable
Tenant.
Address d. this office. ais.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-18
SEALED PROPOSALS.

CEALE0 PROPOSALS WILL BIZ REcRIv-
I'd for the privileges (all or separately Of
the grounds 1t the Niner1' Union Picnic, to be
hold At Trsadway's Park, Carson City, on the
Stb dayof September, 1881 All eommunica-
lions TO Elm BY SATURDAY, Augusta
Addrso JAMES r. PATTERSON, Recording
Secretary, Virginia, New. au16 Nv
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-08-18

pAGENT FoR-Champion machines Buckeye and other ma.
Chimes Chilled Flows other pows Eureka Hose Buck
stoves Medallion and Model Ranges, Heath Millgan Paints,
Planet Hoes CuvaOrs and Seedes and
goods my Will fill all special orders at low prices Tin
plumbers constantly hand to do work short
notice. mchb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-25
glssp Norfer Wa6lrifltft..

Rep DOrf, "a Te5rlur. - @aarles
Green, Ofitslieo ber yRerpzD Dorfer Saum.
prubDrie," fiiir5te beute Nadrnittag in S0r.
ieusebGuoe pl0slid tcbt 3u SOo'H.
- Der 90 Sabre alte Geuti5e 6rau;
Reder, ebemals Budhalter bel Dem Yun=
be1meifier Sstar Surfomie, Rr. s, 2 4ps.,
pertiibte bis gefferH etuen 90=tdgtgeu Straf=
termin i'm 3udtboue weseu Diebifabls, ben
Ct on ieinem BrtuSipal Usriibt bltte. Sor
eintgen Sagen entoedte Surtomie, baB Beder
aut iein (Eurtofpis's) SnSoiiement auf els
nem @bed gum Setrage uon $50 9efdil1t
unp Dos @elo cOnettirt uue iiir iid bebalteu
batte. Der @bed purbe Bs der ieiner 3eit
ppn Simon Sermann ans ytr. 40, Wefs 26.
Strabe, fir Arbeit ausbeBablt, pelne Eur=
foDie gsliefert bate. Boli3iit Bea bonn IL.
Se3irt begab itd nun sefieru nit einem 3aft=
tsiebl perlehen mad Der Strafiulel, nabm
Reder in Gmpfans uuo fibrte ibn im &ffsrz
gIarfet YOIi5eiseridt Dor. mo- Hidter Batter
ion ibn neuerbings in llnterlutnnssb
it1idte. 9iesnal hiirfte Beder ni1t init MIR
so Gageu SGft oab0n fcmmen.
= Sobu RcSuire, Der Bruoer oss ebes
nels notoriihen Yerbredere Sas. Rc9uire,
oltae Seiie Sames, pel1er Dor suei Wobeu
I'M StaatS. @eiGngniB 3u Cling Sins farb,
iopte and eiu Sruber bes gesenmdrtia in
ten Combs inter Gnflage bes Rcrbes iissuz
ben Dlc@nire, maro sefern als Sefauaener
i'm Sombs Bpijeiserit)t ucrssfiibrt uub bes
Str0beuraube8 angeflast. Inoreas gSiez
lonb, Der in yir. 272, @reenpidfra5e, eiue
Gefanration betreibt, erfi1rte, oaS er on
Ttirpod Gbenb Dor ieiner Sbiir ftauo uuo
elmer. poriiberSisbenben Baraoe Saidalte.
Wtc@uire uno Elm anoerer Serl ieien pI0ait
fber ibn bersefaaen, batten TIN nieberse-
itlagen uub ietner 9olbeueu nhr uno Rette
beranbt. gSabreno Der SpieB9eIele Rcz
gnire's ieine Slndt betperffteliste, muroe
Der 2ettere ben etuem YOllsiiten eingefaugeu.
StIhter Silbretb ididte ben Strold3 IN unterz
int,uHgshaft.
- Tran 8oiaIie 2onaliuto, pelde i'm
iusenblihen aIter BON 22 Sabren ftebt, be,
fubet fd inter elmer ltperen autlage als
@efanseue i'm uSeuepiie poipital Sie
notEte bisber nit ibrem @atten, luel1em iie
erf lett einsm WOuat ansetraut 1T, in yir.
As. 9elancepffrobe, mo ne geferu oerbaftet
mrrbe. neil fie threm neugeboreueu Stuoe
bus geben eerommen haben fol-. Dor eini.
gan Saseu flagte ie iibsr Shmer;en, uuo
ole oer @ntte etuige gfadbariuuen herbeirief,
erfanuteu oisislben iebr balo, mas eigentlid,
los NOR, nHb citirten besbalb bic 6ebamme
@lisabeth 5iicct Don SIR. 106, 6efierifraBe,
bsrbsi. pelGe absr BON 6rau 8olaIie uieoer
btnpes eeiGidt puroe. SrpsSem fam 6rau
&icci gefisrn Dierseu tpiebsr uub ernlittelte
bonn, bas be luuse Batientiu iiber Rat,t
@7utter aemoreen mar, oblhou etele bic 5bat=
iaGe befritt. 3nei Boltsifieu ianeen ieoods
ipGter i'm &bort Die eside zines nsnae6oreuen
Siubes, nnb oaranfbiH uarb Sron Rolaiie
rsrbai,st. Or. S'Neegber, Der aiiifient bes
Goroners giueeni, rpiro etne aEtopIie Der
ssidle nornebmeH, uHe bauu tpiro fit erf
ertpeiien, oh elm aiBbsHorb borIieat oter
nidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-25
e@mtn88ler ,tno Ste5e.
Gntbauunsen aber ansaeoebnte eptsba'e'
reien an eer merttantidben y rense.


glBaio, Serus, "a. SebIuar. - Die
Serbaituug bes Yoftmeifters 9. N. Gleurg
BON Yaio Sci yiorte. Werifo, tpelde be Ss@
raubnng BON Bofftiiden unb bes SbnI9=
selns BON @aareu anseflast mar, tiiar:e 81
9ans merfrpiirbissu @ntbeduu9en. Wtlt Der
Serhaftunq bes Bofme iifers ftebt aud ote'
ienfae bes glbert Sabn BON Der 5irn1a Sc.
briiSer Sabn in Serbinouns. Die Sirma
bstreibt elm srosartises GaenDaaren9ei4dIt
in 8aio bel Herte unb beffaftigt itt) naments
lid ard3 nit Support BON g8aaren. Die
Eirma if 5uiammengeiett aus ben Srieern
Gilbert uno 6elir Sahu uno bon eiuem gteffeu
berielbeu, 6elir Braunl6ueig. albert 8aba
tpurbe anSetluSt, sefOblene 8aareu bonn
Pofmeiffer Sleurp 8etauft 81 bnben. Seltr
Eraunifmeig madte fol9enoe auSla9eH IN
Besu9 auf bic Serbaftung: nSoriSeu Ita,
oosr Suni lam 6r. 6leurp In unier Seiddft,
CAB iit fir einen ageaten ans uuo bot Der
5irnin eiue Hartie Siamanten nno ll4ren
gum Serfaufe on. Br. Sabu faufte cte 0ias
manteu fir 1866 unb ubreu fir $500. SIN
persungenen Wonat fam SleurD pieocr III
braate Suiennaoelu nit Diamouteu uu1
Berlen beiett Sr. &abn fnnfte au9 blei,
fir $34O, bod, oa Sleurp fir bic erffgeuann=
ten @esenfidnbe fe,ne &eduuns ausfelte, 10
be3abIte ibm Or. Subu bieie 5peite Bartie
nit eiuem 8ediel. @ini9e 3sit ipdter purbe
6leurp uerbaitet, nnb iobalo pr. Sabu pom
Ger Serbaftnng bSrte, iibergab er Die bon
6leurp unsefaufteu g8aareu ben Seb0rheu.
Slenrp ion MN bel Ieiner Serbaituug selast
baben, bos mir feline @omplicen ndrsn."
Sahu III nidt i'm @efau9uiB, iouSern er
tpiro IN ieinem eigsnen 6auie bena4t. SetH
Sruber SeIir befinbet fid ausenbIidlid in
Ssranfreid3. GS iOllen aud, nod BON Den
msrlfaniideu Ssb1roeu bret auoere Ser.
buitebefehle arsseitellt porceu ieiu. Slsurp
behauptet, bas elmer ieiHer &lerts bic Die5.
fable ansgeffbrt bate, tpelder ion uer8anae=
nen Stunt brIteB, unO CAB ole Den Nameu bes
G8sbiilien S'Serral on. Der @lert lOa IN
Snn &ntonio pethaftet noroen iein uu6 spirb
pGbrihsiulid on bic meritauiiden BebOrheu
ausseliefert weroeu. Die 0iebfible 5eIau,
fen fid, auf $685. 900, ieoo9 iolsn auf bisie
@eile iGou friiber iibsr $l00,000 al 2Ssrlb.
uGen sefOblen porben iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-25
ssnhrfd d1eitiIi1h elm seIhamnrA.

70 OFT, "a. Sebruor. .-Sarl Ioler,
ehemals ein ishr tt1tiges gtit9lieb Der Be
froleumb0rie unb <5dDager oes fiirsIid1 mad
@nIiforuieu IbergeiieOelteu 8aufiers Dtorie
a0Gper, farb eefsru in Water's 6otel, Gds
ron Seospid. d.Apenue Il. Depot. Sane, Siah,
brtessntep, unter umfdnben, pelhe uuf
SelbhrloIb iGIiessu Iafeu. Aoler, rpel6er
81 Sabre alt 9enorben ift uno aus Firth bel
9tiirnber9 fi1mmt, hattie bis Dor Sur3em i'm
fGnie ietnes ShtpoSers, So. StraBe uuo 5.
Noenue, gem0bng. gr mar regelm1Biser
Gbenosaff in Der Wirtbihatt BON Spielsr &
Sotn, yfr. 500, 3. Aoenue, NO man in les.
tsr Seit cine 9roBe Serdneeruns IN ieinem
Ueien pahr9enommen babeu miq. I'm
Diittpod Abenb fam Ioler Ha6 Water's
6oteI, Itss ftd eIu j3immer aebeu uuo ihrieb
fdl ais nsSm. Giorrts, H.sg." iu's 6otelres
eifer elm. @r CD bort 3u Gbeuo. ipieIte ipdz
teT Snrten nub uohm sefern an6etneub in
gutter Same ieiH 6Iiibhiid uuO MittaSeiieu
gu fd. ytotoem er einen Spajiersaus ge.
Eadt, sog er fih auf iein i3immsr suriid uuo
mrree haielbft yta6mittags Don benz Stu'
benm1odlen in ferbeuoem 3uftauoe gefuu=
ZEN. Gr bate uermutblid) Die 6dlite elmer
S6edtel rou 6atten9iit uerihludt, uoH mel.
dem Coroner giomanu ipdter etneu E5eil in
Gee gfnnnes &odtaide uOrfauo. AOler itarb
balb eoranf inter beftisen S1mer;eu. pr.
@inmann, meld1er bic @feiten oes Wauues,
unter oenen fi6 $771 baar befauoeu, an iid
nGtnl, oronefe On, oas bic Seine eiuem Gei-
tenbehatter IN ytr. 227, Supsrp, iiberSeben
nerbe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-25
eotalbsrtSts aus &Darotastou.

@aibtugton, .. g., "a 6sbrnar. -
Su bem 8orbierseitGt BON &bas. 5Obuiou,
yir. 23l7, Beunipl plDuuias AUsnue, brad bente
Boygsu IS llbr Elm 8rauO cue, iUeider eiuen
Z G,doya boa ,,Ud %i00 aatJibteis. 0as
3ouh If GtgeHt1um Don 5. Is. 6orti9.
gS. 8. Giteu bat ae8eu bic 5al,inores
,,otp;;.,Gt SQbu" eiue Stage auf $4,000
Z &obenerias S>ahausig gemadt gu DeI4em
Estgage 'tjre on Ger Z .s7lraBe, Saepef'
gcIegsrNr 6duier bur1 Sen gdrm I'm 9faa.4,
Neu Die gGiST2GueH u,ruriadeu, geiaioIgI
ieiu ioueu.
- Sm Srej8leritt gtr-- ruyOen seRern
Shomls Dic@anu in isiHer Stage gCgsn-sSas
0&alrim0re=Sbjo SabE" $500 5bGOeuerIas
7ugcipTodsn. D,m SIdg,r pareu in Der
yiobe BON StotfS' station oou eiaem 3uge
Der Sdbu bier Waultblere it6erfabreH unO
setOotet mor6eu.
Waior Dioore erbielt heute Don 0em
Snperintluoenteu 6ubbIo oOn Der &aicds
9oer &0IijeifOrce ejH Sdrgibeu, in nei9em
uu bic SsrbOitun8 BON 8iuidm y. EaScott
8ebeten murbe, Der in 6em Seroahte feat,
Bort u. ). SueQ ermOroet III bdben. 6ttr
BE Sefuubme GascOtt's fnb $4,000 Belo5s
IunQ GIsQCieBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-25
@entp gSarS Seed)er'S aaeebitGer
Sscffe.

RewsD Dorf, "a. 6ebruar.-Die Goii3ei
if eifris anf Der snSs na@ eiuem iuussu
Sdplnolsr. pelder ft ais 9arrp Seeaer,
gntel oes bsriibuten aau5elreOnere 5enrp
gSaro Beedsr, uno @apitau bes 6uBbaaz
uSeams" uOm Yale.@olle9" ans9iebt. 2st
ten Snmffas lpra4 oerielbe in 6, u. yteusu'S
@eiddtt SIR. $50, Sroaowap, pOr uno lieB
ft6 eine S0feuaniiteaGn9 fit cine meme Ias.
rIituns bes ,Geams" ssoeu. Der Breis DON
$4OO idieu ibm Suiriebeniteuenb, uao er CAB
auitrG9, swet An5Iise inter ieiuer 4orefe
NOD benz pgDInOior 6otsI" 3u i9lden, ruoIte
tie oann abGr gIeid) mitaebmen. Qterauf
ains Or. Stencil njdt eiE, ioEosrn iauots ole
gn3ige mad Dem 9otel. no lebOA Der 4ut=
traggeber nidt betanRt mar. Der 51minb>
Ter iolI III anoereu Gelhaften oteialbe Dtaui=
fulatlon neriud,t babsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-25
Sennie Osbprn,s snS.

@nfou, Ea.. "a. Sebruar. - Die So,
roHers=lluteriuduns iiber ben FOB Seuuie
SfborH's reiulIlrte teute in einem Seyoitt,
laut pstem bas Mdndeu ON I6. 6ebruar
.. S. I'm hieiisen s5Srautliu-p pauie" al etuer
abortlou fGrb, uuo 6rau Q. 6. Ramiep
ans tlanfielO, N.,S., Dr.. 8. Do. @or au8
Yert WlnrrGp. BIS, @eorge @pans aus
Serieps&itp. N..S., GbarIss 6asfta, alias
Yarns, ans &auburp, Coma, nuO 5Ohu %.
9dcs eus GafoH, Ba., Witihuloise fiuS.
4Ge', &r. @cr uHo Srau 8ami,p muroeH
1suts yatmittda oerhaitet. @or If ieis0 0em
9eseu 5000 Buiaid9aft entlofIgn noroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-25
Minfnndr snen,s sRdrner.

St2Outs, "a. 6ebruar. .-Sine Dspsi4e
au6 2ebanon, Dio., einem Sti5taeu al Der
pSt. 9ou,s= Gan Srnnstscoz Siieubahn," :" etpd
200 Dteileu iiioDeiili9 uon bier i'm Gouutp
Gaclebe selegen, ueloet, bag burb Ole Bar.
baftung eiuss iuugen Nanaes oaIelbf, ben
mun fir Den flii9iigen 9i0roer oas Uiilto'
uGre SHeu in @bclsO bilt. gemalti9e 4uiz
reeuns beruorseruieH WoroeH lff Der 3D.
riif ron 6ranflius &0uHtp usIlie5 IN Beglets
tung zines BolisetbeamteH aus StoQa, ionte
oes Sferifis 9oooaI nRo Dee 6alfsi6sufi5
@DreenftIeet bas z;tdotheu uub tebrte stma
8Uei Stunbtn ipdter NIT eiuem iaugen
Jiauue 5urtid, auf nsi6eu Sdscot's Beris.
nGibeiGreIbuH9 pa5t.
8er @efaHgeue Duroe ieiuer Sletoer ents
Ieojgt, uno man fanb On istuem &6rper Die
IN oem Stedbrief beseidneten RarbeH. Sr
gtbt an, Nolter 9uuo ju bergen. Bai ibm
befauo iid1 Elm 6ruusn;immer, nit msl6em
er IN einem gSa9eu iiber gllO fubr. Die
toli3eibsanlten naren tbm Don Union III
BtautiiH.@ ountp aus seiOlgt. Sie slau5eu,
oen rehten Giaun Ju paben, uuo moaen tbu
'afbaiteH, bic uatsre Jta4ri5tsu aus Chicago
etutrefieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-25
Gft0nDf.

gfemsycrf, "a. 5ebruar. = Die Bolisei
iiberrun petite beute gbenb bas BOrbel Bar
bnra Siiher'e, Hr. 10, 8sf- 25. Strass.
als oie Bclisiffen einbranseu ipraus e,ne
reth9etletoete, iunge 4itblde SrGu, ote nit
mehrersn yiduneru i'm 9auie ge3eAt bate,
Gus etHem Senfer bee 3tpeiteu Stodperts in
ben 9olraum uuo puroe bewuBtlOs aafse.
iuueeu.
Sm Staticnsbauie febrte iie in's Bepust=
is'H iurtd uno muroe ais 9attiu Sobu &bez
ner's pon glr. 1877, Wsfi 80. Stra5e, ertan1t.
ISM. D.GcDfabcn, gisenthumer oes pan
mottets@ s@on3 ertiaalee," Ieiffete seseH UtItterz
nadt Sur9'faft iiir bic 6ruu, uuO oersn
@atte, nelGer nit WGcipiabou erihleuen
por uno isin etridbrises SiuO AMI eem arme
ing, tuhrte iie nod Qauie. Der Raun mar
p0r @rani, Gufreauuq uno Sham auRer IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-25
Sic ept,tm. s6maes

@atertopn, R..g., "a. Sebruur -
Gpbraim Gardner III ua9 .lItica georabt Nor.
oen, nm tpesen S6mu9selu pom Spium oor
Die @ranb Surp oes Buuoesaeridrs gefsat
III neroen. Seiu Better 6. u. @lroner tft
bis Sur dufunft BON Seuseu bon Der Bacifics
6Ife im @efGnsulB Su Canton nutersebra9t
porbsu. Dte Dor elmer Bohe beitla9nabmfe
Stfie enth6lt, rpie man loeben entOedt 1at,
tuppelte 9SGnbe, smiihen oenen tie Bedste
Sptnm iebr bsquem uuS sefabr!Os transpor.
tut nerteu fonuteu.
NepsD Dorf, "a. Sebruar. - Collector
Nasene bat leine lluterlu9uug Der Opium
SGmusgeleieu porldufis eel6lofieu; Die Ha-
men Der iduIots befunceHen 9auoelsbduier
louen nid]t befaunt gemaGt Dsroeu, bis Dole
SepeiIe Iiir tbte S6nIo erbrnft ilao.