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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-01-20
gsaf Sett gSese naG GattaSa abse'
faHaett.

Senoer, @ol., 10. Sanuar. - Stiusr
Grafton purOe sefern aui bem llutpn' Sabu=
bof bierlelbf arf ben Berbadt bin uerbaftet,
ans Der ,Sictoria Blacer Sob -Wfiue" bel
Sredenrtose @olb faub I'M Wert5e BON $780,,
600 sefohIeu 5u bnbeu. 9enunnte Wtine III
@igenthum Der 50. 8are uHb B. R. 6ubs
ion, irelfe @ratton aIs superintendent ihrer
@rube onsefellt batten. Su ben 9offtru oes
Serhafteten fano man @olbf faub i'm s8ertbe
Don $4,000, auBeroem bic Sefstitel bon
mebreren carmen in Canada. Grafton fsIt
bas ibm sur 9nf seleste Sergeben eutihtez
ben in abrebe unb giebt on, fiG nit ben Be-
ftsern iener giine eut3wsit 3u habeu. iufolse
8efien oteielben ihu uerioisteu. @r babe
uur bic abiiht gebubt, ben gGiutsr in 60
naba suSnbriusen uub bel Bestuu oes Sriib.
jabrs pieber blerber suriidjufebreu.
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G@ToratfGs @atetbesi3te.
STE WifFon oes Sevs0os BON ssorfoIf.

91om, 10. Sanuar SpiniOne" ertiGrt,
es lei nidlt pnhrifeiulid9, oaB Der Bapff etHe
Gtnniitung sur SetIegun9 Der irii9en Sra3e
i'm Sntsrefie Der brhiihen &sgierrng ernili9
i'm Stilbe fibre. gBeuu Der 6erSos uon
giorfolf tpirflid IN elmer amtli9en Iitliiou
hierEer gefommen lei, 10 erifttre teiu GruHo
gu Der Grpartung, bag ieue 0ftHtoH erfoIg.
1eid ietn perce- Der Bopft fGune III Der
iltldeH 6raSe yii9I8 peiter tbua, ais Die
Sii60fe ienes 2anbes CUR &lugbeit uuo Dld'
bt9ung srmabueu. Die irtihe 5ra9e lei
ebsn Elm Observation-Disclosures unb nGtiOEaIes
4roblsm, uEo tein rsIi9i6iss.
6raas6Tidse gcntiE.
Baris, 10. Snnuar. - Die Dsputirtenz
Sammer nabm beute ben Don 6rH. Sarrien,
Vltnliter oes Snneren, geftellten Aatra9 IN
Se3u9 aHf 8rtnslih ihteitserfldrIng Der Slu
CUR Sntfaliruu9 oes Brdfetteu Der Setue i'm
nS9cteI be 8ile" obue Debate ali. Die SIl
III hem @smlte fir 0unijipal= 9elese iiber
ntelen noroeE.
esoAef0ft nerflagt.
8aris, 10. Saanar. @tGrles 6errp BAT
cine 9ibeaHase 8eseH 8ed)sfOEt bOH o5G,
trauf9eant" einseeitet. Ser 8eflagte iou
udmltl uer0ffenlllGt babeu, 5errp babe Nurb
@eidditstrausatlioHeu nit taEeFi9eH Bombs
100000 6raucs ueroient, ba er oieeIbeH
sur rettsn 3stt perianite 5ales 6errp iOl
ibn in Staats8eteimnife eiu9epelbt baben,
uHb bieie Seuntn!B iou er bei benz @eltdit
beuutt baben. Der Yrc3es tpuroe aaf bsu
25. SanuGr Gngeiest.
Siabsua nerIaBt oeS 2aao.
0aorib, 10. Sanuor. - @r a6niaia
Siabella bat SpauieH ueTIa6eH. Die lIrs
iafe tsrer Abreiie blloete Der ilr bon DER
Negeruug gegebeHe 8eoeut, lie Oiirfc Hi1t
erlGubeu. BAT ibr Name in 8erbinOuag nit
Sntriguen Ger SPqoFtoIspartei geHaaut
reree.
6ardttare Gataftropbe tn GBtna.
5angbat, 10. Sanuar. - gSi6reuo
4OO0 a1beiter unter Dem Sefehl mebrerer
WianoariHen nit benl GerIude Der @luodms
ming Der TlutbeH bes 6oangbo beiddittgt
ruaren, tpnrcen iie burh etueu pI6ghAen
8ammbrud Don Nen @endIieru uulrtu9t, uGo
MIR meuige entfamen.
Sample int su0an.
Suafim, 19. Sanuar. SuSaueien
baben Sanbub ger6umt uub ftdI mad Sotar
Suriid9e;oseu. Sieben ibrer 6iibrer wuroeu
am letten 3tenfa9e in Dem Sample nit ben
loDGleu GtamMeu set0btet.
Rarft uro 96rTs.
2oHbou, 10. Sauuar. - Ser. StaareH
SbIigatioueu: 4.pro;. 129, bittO 4!,pro;.
l1O4. Qftien: 4.s9..gB. 382, Sttto Brior
8, Canada BOctfic 635, @rie %. bits
Ytior. 102, Suinotss Central l21, UiericaE
$50. ct. 8aul 78, Retps lori. Central I105,
Bsuniploania Sc, 8"aoiug 335, Diaricau
Central l44, Canada RorDmeft s2uHo-Sc 2&
QiUerpool, 10. Sauuar, 1890 Jts.
tG8a. 8aumnoGe: gfitteli. Sbeel. 5,8,
bitto. Stem. Sleous 511g6.-0ia &ertdufe
betrugeu 5000 BaqeH, SpetHlutioa uGo
Nusiubr 1000, 3ufubr 5000.
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E@ Der Sraueuoeretu Der euans
geItif d. lutberii1en ct. Betri-@ e.
nj etHe lYafOr Or. Sd6mauH) sibt 80 us
ia 9, ben %. Sauunr, in Der ySOrmdrts.
Saue" on Ef 6apettefruBe Elm srOses
&uferni ouper uebft RrdnS d en-.
Die Gnferngeudte, BON ben 9omeu oes
Seretne funfgeredt auberettgt, tper0en BON
4 llbr NaGmittnga bis 4beuos IL llbr fer
pirt. Der &intritt fir @rnadiene if auf 35
Gents, fir StnOer ouf 25 Gents fefseiett.
Ser Srauenoerein bat i'm SntersHe Der ius
geHoItteH, ober uIel5erbsiBeuoeI Semeiuoe
iett teren @ritnouu9 eine rege GufOpferHNe
Gbatigfeit eutnidelt un6 ihOH ulan9eu I91s
nen @riOlg erSeIt. Gr oerbieut and BEL 0ies
lem llnternebmeH 6es YIblttums lebhafte
9heiLnahnle.
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E9 rGfIeemeine Ivbeiters
&ranten=nHter f fiituHgssSer eiu,"
neifer nunmebr lGnger, 6euu eine Senera,
tion hinburd cine b5GIt iegenereibe Gb1tiga
feit entpideIt bat uuo in alien Sd)idlseu Der
SenDlfsruns Sablreid)e Sreuube betst, feiert
ID ontag, ben %. SaHHur, In ieinenT gOs
faIe, Der uW d unics 8 allen an Bef.
Tupettefrase, iein 81. Stiftuuasfeff. Sen
gnpeieueen peroen fid Sur llnterhaltuug
GelegenbeitsH monnihfufber 4rt bieten. 8as
Teff besinnt NIT @on;ert 6 BON Brof. Dan.
6elbmann's IufifcOrps; emf oieIes folst bic
Sc frebe be3 Seretus Brdfbeuten Sru.
8besS. S6IfeI; uud pirS Sirsermeiffer
Satrche eiue Gniprufe bulteu. Den S9lus
bss Brcgramms Der Seier biIost Der s g.
resbG II. ytur WitsIieoer HHb bereu 5az
milien, iupie ipe5ieG siHgelaHeRe Safe babeu
3utritt.
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D. @Snss<EAs 81 - 60
] smuf9r-Gattsllerl
y. 6. Soaic,

untetIbares Tittel seeen D2alaria, Dpspepite,
eebsrs uns Rerpenleiben, Ippetitloisieit, 8erbaus
nnesttndte uno ole tliuatiiden isieber. 8faeifaIz
fur 9ssen aopfleiben unb gerftopiuns D1an forbere
nur W. &. 0 nic unb feu anoeres. SO CENTS Die
fSlaihe. 9f. &. 3obntropitu Nerve -Killer)
belt Sahni6merssn ioiort; 15 Gents bic 6laide. Sn
1Hen apot1tten su babeu.
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Hcr GeISntcrFf.

Rew DorF, 10. Sauuar. - TcI8eu5es
iino bic SdluBnotiruugeu: geIb GHaete 81
81 uu6 iGtcb 81 Bro5eut. - Sterling
gDedlid $4.84 $4.844 anf so Gage uH6
$4.964-4 86t auf 9ift. 8unbes.SbIiga.
ttpuen: pro5. 1868, At pros. 1861, 81
proB. -. Nftien: gloamS' @rpres 14O, Gent
raj BQciFic 9OS, Gbefapeate. Obio At, grie
274, bitto BriOr. 81, SIIirois Central III,
Qafe @hore OPT. gtepsSeriep Central II,
gioltb &eiieru 1881, Ditto Brior. 1433.
Stem Dorf Central 10Y, Sbioa0 0tiiFifppi
231, bitto 8riOr. 20, 9tttsburg 1861, 9leaOs
ing 694, ct. 9qut IS, otto PriOr. l144,
BtGterns Union I'll.
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9p,t etuer sad,atsert,s beftb,ptuselt.

rristomn, 3D., 10. Sannar.-Srl.
Warp u. Bropn, cine i6on Iltlide Dame,
1T BON elmer Sefaunten In BhilaSelpbia,
nelhe bort cine Iogendnnte y9amenbanf"
betrieb unb ibr fabelbafte 3inIen fir alle an
eeleqten 9spoItten periprad, um ibr ganses
Serm1geu i'm Setrage bon SIS, 900, iopie
I'M peitere SIS, 200, bic iis ;uIammenbor9te,
beiGminbelt porben. Al8 SRI. Sropu, uGfz
benz fie lan9e 3eit ein9e3a5It bate, etneu
She'll bes @eIoes suriidforoerte, erbielt fie
sur Gntport, es iei feiu @slb ba uub iie
miifieu pnrteu. auf ipGtere Gnfrageu paro
ibr bebentet,. ite iOle tth aue psitsren Be
miibungen etiparen, oeun fe (oie Borgerin)
babe iest fein @eIS. Sri. groun bat bic
Sohe iest ibrem Aupalt iibertra9en, anf
befisn 8utb Der Rame Der SdpiuOIertu uurz
Idufs ridlt seuannt ptro. Sie ioa iibrigens
nidt ibentild nit Der beriidti9teu Waoame
9utoude iein, peld9e idon friiber cine u0as
hanerbanf" in philadelphia betri.b.
(spdter.) - 6rau @crbeIia 3enbrids, Scr.
1927, @irarb Auenuej III bic Sdpinolertn,
rpel6e SRI. Sropn nm tbr Seruosen bra4te.
S,trntr ,tno anar6tHen.
Chicago, 10. Sanuar. - Die Surner
bon Green, Ban, gSisc., habeu ben gum
Decentralization Eurnerbunb" geb0rigen
Gereineu elm Sirfu!ar gsi6ift, tpeldes bic
Gusfosuns atIer Auardiiten aus ben Earns
uereinen foroert. Oas @trfular erfIdrt, es
lei Der 3ped Der Turuerei, Putrtoteu uub
Bertbei6igsr Der Sreiheit Su er3iebsu, ui4t
aber Eein6e uno Serni1ter Der Sronung unb
Der @ejese. Snsbsiouoere proteftirt oas Cir
fular hasessu, haB Elm 8Iutt, psl9es ertreme
ben AnifteA elmer groBsu Maioritdt Der
Eurner pioeripredenbe Prinsipien nertritt,
nod fernerhiu als Srsan oes 2uruerbuubes
sebuIbet perbe.
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beilt uub nerbiitet.

9s sebt tstu SeilmitteI in Der IBeIt rps1es g8s3s
ieiTeber uno ale Guoeren maIariidjen, bi0ien une
i0Hftgtn Uie6er imIt SUlie pom Ra6iUap's Btlleu,
10 idJneIl furrt, pie RaoDag's &eaO1 Jleliet
Jta6naQ'S Rea5q Jieliei fugrt nibt nur ben Bas
tenteE, Ger an " aIarta ieIoet iou6sru, nenn eir
eOer, her oem GtnflUile 6es mGGriideu 9iites aus
geett lift, leoen UioIgen Dor 0sm 4lS9e6en 30 obeI
30 2ropien UOH Jtta6p Jleliei in etnem @lds BQ1eT
Iu iid utbmeH uno eiHen Grader oa5u ellen polts, 70
iOHHten auidue Uerbutet mer0eu.
Breis 30 Gents Die 6laldbe. Gu ba6en Sci
allen QpotbeteIn.
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Gta acf4hrltdles israticGsftttetcr.

MeD orf, 19. Sauuar. - Ser bon
ibrem Manne gsi9teSenen 5rnu Auralic 9rez
goth murben bier ieG8 Gents S6aOeneriaB
in bem Stabtgeriat sugeprodeu. Die Std-
Germ bate ibreu friibersn Maun 5ermauu
Sdjpente me9eu 8erlenmOuug auf S9aoeuz
eriae OeriIast unU 0te Summe bon $1,000
geIoroert. NIS aber ber QHmalt be8 IHgez
flagten uutrii9tide 8emeiie be,bra9te, aus
beHen beroOrgtug, bGB bic GggebIi9eu 8ers
leumoungen Quf Babrheit bernbteu, so9 Der
&upa!t ber SldgeriH icineu Intra9 3uriif
unb berlan9te naf elmer furSen llnterrc0nng
nit Grau @resOrg nur eiue S9aOsneriag
@urnme BON ie9S Gents, nm ui6t ben Bro.
SeB su uerIieren uub Die Soften Oes Serfabs
rens trageu 3u HliiIien. Or. SdJlpente er.
iuhte bierauf ietneu auwatt, Dem 10 moOis
fi5irteu &utrase Der &ldserin ut4t iu pt0er=
ipreden, neil er, i'm Sale ieiHe ebemalige
Satin ben ProaeB perIiereu ptir0e, befiirbs
ten miiife, haB fie ibu (S4peute) eiues Ea=
Qes 8itriol iu's 9eiiGht ft!euberu t0lnte.
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N. N. Do.
SaNtpaN'S 3eaOp - 3erief
Bef6weroeu.
GG,rteraettftf0unoa 3 gpEtte[.

ntldts auBeEUlldlidl Hat eumuligem G3ebraud biz
RoBteH mo peiHigenofeH Sdmepen 6eilt, @ntsdnE
ouHgen Iinbert uno @cngetOHsu turiIt, staerei, %
IN otH tnrgen, BEN Dlagen, oeH @ngeDe6en oter
GHbcTen 8rnleu ooer Sr9nuismen.
SunerIidl.-gtn balber bis gu einem Ebcel67eI
uou in einem balben @llie gBaiicr genommen beilt
N nenlgeH Vinuttn Srdmpfe, lauren D2dqen, nts
loiigieit SsopisDsI, Sirrgoe, ttJIr, DdBunGen un6
aue inuellideH ScJmeueH.
JboIorfn III ihrPu bprTf1ieAPuPr7 Enrn1orf no.
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@crSnrEess ,.uo aefturprtt.

g8efs befer, 3d., 10. Sauuar. -
@efern Gbenb ftarb i'll Dem Geiau9uiB Ill
@oateepile Der prrieiFonelle Eramp" 6enrp
Cham in SoIge Der ulelsu @ntbebrunseu,
bensn er in leBterer 3eit uusgeebt mar. I'm
Wpnta9s Nbenb faub Der Sarmer SOiep9
Sutton in ieiner S9euue bel &oateeoille ben
,,8raup" in eiuem 9eubaufen Oerfedt; in
6oIge BON Suu9er unb Safe mar er bersits
10 idpud, bas er faum mebr ipre6eu touute.
Der Sarmer bate Diitleio nit Dem Wtanne
nuO nabm ihn nod @oateSuiae, lpoieIbt er
tbm 81 eiien gab. Cham erbOlte iid pieoer
Gin tpenig uno tbeilte ora. Sutton nit, oaB
er lett 6rettass= 4beno in ieusr Sdeuue gez
ifTafeu babe. @r mar BON angeiebeuer 5as
mile unO batte mebrere Sabre uls Utatroie
Sugebradlt. Get flint SahreH aber batte er
fG Dem 3rIufe ergebeu anb mar ais - Granlpa
in Ger gBeIt 3iels unb planlos umbsr seirrt.
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sainertsaaif6e @sptIsfatipisy

Gin tstucS SsaSiteI aus Der 8eIdBfdte otr
&ntfteIS =aseGonidbeR 1eboe. TiSs7
Hfenid)en, etaibIteBItd1 stuer 6rau uHS
sWtt Stnoern aaf graae1spHs gSetie ab'
geidIahtet.
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Wtfu1rter Sabnrawber.
Gin 0laa sur IIaHseruns ctnss .3aaes eez
tdeitett. - Ste @srbrsdlsr bon eitem Der
Sbriaen nerratbsm uRo ibr giieSsr utsoera
aefdinifeu.

aefdnffen.
ct. gouis, 10. Sanuar. .-gls elm qua
Der uWnbaih Wefiern Babu,H rueld1er nun
$50 sefferu Nbeub bon &anias=@itp abaing,
bic eini9e Dfeilen Dflt6 bon bort geIe1eHe
citation Mifouris@itp erreiflte, fianb bort
cine Sd]aar Semaifneter auf Dem Berron.
Ser Hubrer berlelbeu tbeilte oem @onoufteur
8. 8. gedlep nit, er iei Elm @ountpbeamter
unb babe erfabreu, oaB 3u @oole1's Safe,
Spei WeiIeu tueiter 6fflit, elm Yeriud, sur
Seraubuns Der Babn i'm g8erte Iei. @iner
Der Bspaffueten ftteg 81 benz gofomotiu=
fiibrer uno Sei3er in Die aabiie unb bic
iibrtgen nertbeiIteu fid in bem 3uae. Die
Eafasiere tpurben itber bic ibnen 6robsnoe
@efahr nif]t unterri9tet. 4lS @ooieh's Safe
beinabe errei6t mar, fuurbe BORT elm rotbes
eidt ole Stgual, baB Der 3ua anbnlten
ollte, geieben, uno eS tpur6e 6aIt bel Der
Citation gemaflt. &ret nit 8ihIen be.
naffuete NGnner eritieuen auf benz 9eleile
unb befableH benz 9otomotipfibrer Woriep,
aussuffeigeu. 9esterer geborAte, nno I'm
nGmIi9en GuaenbI;F feuerts bas anf Der
2ofOmotioe beftuolide Witglieb bes Nuf9ez
bots auf ben 5Hbrer Der 9iduber. Sb Oerz
ielbe Getroffen pnree, ii nid9t ermittelt. Die
orei 81uber fenerten Johann mebrere S9tiie
Oh, obne irgsnb Ssmunb gu usrleteu, .rsriiz
fen iebod, ole Der 3eif oes NuisebctS aus
ben Teuiiern beS 3ua5S Su ftgeru besanu,
Die SludJt. Sie mIraen oerIoIgt, uno e8
rerlaAtet, eaB elmer eerielben set6otet uus
ein anoerer etngefanaaH tDorben ut. Die
3dnber finb ais 6G,mer ans Der llmgetuug
bon Nlifinuri. &itp bstaunt, uuo eiHsr. Der,
ieIben iOl friiber gfitglieb Der SEIZE Slhs5'z
Iden 8aabe getpsien iein.
(Sp1ter. euernlbetrtebspertpQIta Sans
if burd Dspeideu beuahrtdtigt, boB idmmtz
lide 8Gnber. peld)e iibrt9ens bier aaRatt
oIei on Der .3abl mareu, eiugefGu9eu iuo.
8rei oerietben murbcu burdl bas ibTea rad]=
ietsnSe aufsebot fefgeuOmmeu uuo Der
eierte, Yamsns Barne1 Speeueg, Der 6ibz
rer, neid)er ourd) ben BON Der 0Oiomottue
aus nb9efeuerteu erfen SduB in Die Stut
gstroffeu porhen mar, nuroe i'm @ebitf uez
ben Der Sabu, mo- er ith mad empfangeuer
guuoe uerfrOd1eu bate, gefunOeU. G8 er=
heat, baB 6tr Sian Sur Seranbung bss 3us
aes bur9 Elm gtu9lieb Der Banbe, yfamen8
Sing, benz Stationsugenten Qrnnb Bu Dfii=
loulis&itp uerratben bate. Iruolo bena9.
rtdJtigte ben Sderiff rub beuirtte Die ofors
tiae Bertammlung bes IufgebOt8. IERoto
mar aud Der Maur, tpeld)er aui Der QOfomos
tiUe Glas nabm uuo bon bort aus ben Su5s
rer 6er&Guber nieoeri6os. Sing bIieb BET Der
Sanbe uuS CAB BEN Gag baS Signal gum
balten, nabm iebod) ionf feineG Nntbetl an
oem 0i0ubueriud. Smeenep if elm no;o<
riIner @bQrafter. SttHe Bunpe lpiro aIs
nabrldsinlt t0otlih ertlGrt.
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anrattar. aatnftrnnne In China.

5nnghat, 10. Sanuar. - gSiareuS
iOO0 9irbsiter inter Dem SefshL mebrerar
Dianbariuen nit benz &eriude Der @uOdm.
nung Der 6lutbeH beS pOangbo beihditt5t
uaren, fpuroen fe burf etueu pI6gh4en
Summbrud DON BEN @enaIieru uulrtugt, uGO
11ir freY1ire putFnn1pfT
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@uropaii5e 6 GatetberiJte.
Rsue unterbanbIHnssu iibsr 8ulsarieu.
Tiirft Tsrsinaan ,pirn gelen miiheu.

9tanrfGe2ase Oct 6itrsid)3idIta ano suiiii6sn
9inPesn in thrsn sstnterauartteren au
Oct eaIisif1en 8renSe.-Ser SsarnssaI in
Berlin. - Sic neue Seutide 9ftltt6rSorz
Iase paiiIrt Die erfte 2eIuua.
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GrausSdSAe gcltttg.
RoAefpst nerfLaat.
SiabsRa nerIakt nes eeno.

MaSrib, 10. 9aHuar. - gr 95niain
Siateua bat SpauieH perIahsn. Die urs
ia6e tbrer Abreie blloete Der ibr bon Ger
Resieruug gegebene 8eoeut, iie Oiirfe uitt
erlGubeu. ba6 ibr Name in EerbiuOuag NIT
Sntriguen Ger SpqoFtiClspartei genaaat
merhe
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Smntsr tte6r 0pfer.
Deitere 9eitrdee SUI @ef6tdbtc Oct
groSen YoIartpele.

getnidhtaue bet @atssnernSts tn Seras.-
BeioraaiiTs iiber saS SnidiaI oes Staats
dleus Bromn's Saaen, Ssiuu., uae ieiuer
1900 observation-disclosures HHS Stieo;
ftiffe tpihretto oeA @liaaaros.
Evening journal., 1888-06-30

Mrs. Spottswood was the relics OF the late
Rev. DR.. J. b. Spot;swood. for many
years pastor of the New Castle Presbyter-
ian Church, and was the in her SOth
year at the time OF her death. Her
maiden name was Willing and
she belonged so the prominent Willing
family Of Philadelphia. which was among
the first settlers in that city. Thomas
Willing, a member OF that family. gave
Wilmington its name. She was married
to DR.. Spottswood over so years ago.
Six children survive the deceased. They
are Mrs. W. C. Spruance of this city, Mrs.
George Pierce OF Phiiadelphia, who is a
daughter-in-law Of Judge Pierce OF that
CITY, Mira Elizabeth Nesbit, relict OF Robert
Negoit Of st. Louis and Misses Sue. Vir-
ginia S. and Annie r. Spottswood, all
of New Castle. United States District At
torney Alexander b. Cooper OF New Castle
is married to O niece Of the late Dr. Spotts-
wood. The deceased was interested in all
charitable movements, and her whole life
was speut in doing good to others. Kindly
ia nature, refined, intelligent and highly
cultivated she was surely superior
woman.
Evening journal., 1888-06-30
nranrl,rtnInte.

The schooner J. G. Schmidt is being
caulked on the top sides.
Mrs. @. F. Lamb returned to-day
from long visit TO relatives in Sails
bury, Md.
Workmen are tearing up the bed OF
18th st. near Church for the extension
TO the street railway.
The ditch near the car bridge along
the Brandywine is being filed by the
Delaware Terra Gotta Company.
The Jackson & Sharp Co. this morn
ing shipped four Duluth South Shore
and Atlantic mail and express cars.
NJ. j. Hamilton's cake wagon was
wrecked on King st. below ssh last
evening by the front wheel coming
off.
The room committee of the Builders
Exchange went 20 Philadelphia this
morning to visit the rooms of the
Philadelphia Exchange.
The barge which was recently
started at jackson & Sharp's yard has
stern. and the work is being rapidly
pushed.
The lightship No. 81, winter quarters.
which is now on the railway av Jack
son & Sharp's for repairs, was partially
rebuilt at these works about eight
years ago,
The Pullman works yesterday re-
ceived five Baltimore q Ohio sleeping
cars for repairs. They shipped two b.
& 0. cars and two Pullman cars which
have been repaired.
The schooner Jonathan May is
having the rotton timbers and plank
ing taken out and new lumber put in
| heir place. The boat will be refast-
ened and recSulked.
The sloop-yacht War Eagle with
three persons on board capsized near
he p, w. & B. r. r. bridge this
morning. The boat was righted and
allied out the creek.
DR.. Henry Stout will succeed DR..
Unger in his practice. The doctor will
iccupy DIR. Unger's Office at TIA French
st. DIR. Unger's health has been poor
ately and he proposes going West.
The schooner Katie @. took the
1smeralda Bay Club out for q two
weeks cruise TO Chincoteague Island
o-day. The Esmeralda Club were
dven a reception by the Albert Bay
'lub last evening.
The large wooden schooner which is
eing built at jackson & Sharp's foI
aptain Longstreet and others is being
ee-nailed, the deck beams are being
| ut in place, the planking is almost on
I'd the boat will soon be ready fol
Aulking.
Evening journal., 1888-06-30
A DULL COURT.
No Charges Were Imposed-SeveraI
Discharges.

No Charges Were Emposed-Several
Discharges.
Louis Harris's window, 1l2 Market st.
was broken into on Thursday night and Z
revolver and some rings stolen. Office
Tucker determined to find the offender
his first offiaial act. He arrested yesterday
Harry Sharper of MilIer's alley and founs
on him revolver and Ia bis house thrs'
rings. The rings, were displayed in couF
and police officers examined the fiae oil
monds with covetous eyes in striking CO..
trast to the reporters who paid no attenti0
TO them. not having any desire for sue
worldly adornments for the value 81 80 s
testified to by Harris placed the bIiiiiat
gems beyond their reach.
Harris identified the watch, but faslsr
30 claim the rings. Sharper wss held
$500 bail for further hearing.
William Conner was ssnt over TO Nv
Castle on the 7th of this month, be was ~
out on the 26th and with an aching des
for bis old homs, got gloriously druuk
was picked up on the coast on the IS
The judge told him yesterday be would
charge him to-day, but he had foggos
Conner. This morning be let him off,
-told him il he would coms back a2
things wouldn't be so easy.
Pyle, the man that was arrested
fhe CLOCK under his arm, was disc1
owing to failure to find the owner
Evening journal., 1888-06-30
A POSTMASTER In Trouble.

The West Chester (Pa.) Local News says:
On Thursday afternoon q United States
postal Inspector left Oxford, Chester
county. after making sudden and unex-
pected change of the postmaster at that
place. 1t appears that investigation Of the
monthly reports for the Office showed that
discrepancies in the accounts existed there,
and this led to a more careful examination,
the result Of which was that Samuel
Smith, who was appointed under President
Cleveland in 1885 to succeed Margaret
Thompson, was dismissed yesterday aud
Frank Andrews appointed to succeed him.
II is alleged that Smith is short in his ac
counts about 81. 800
Evening journal., 1888-06-30
WHITE SWISS FLOUNCING

In very large variety 22-inch, 27-inch
42inch-from 80 cents to $3.50 per yard
And many other desirable wash goods at
exceedingly low prices.
Eightinch Moire Sash Ribbon, ALL
SILK, at $1.OO. Blues, pinks, creams,
white, cardinal, garnet, black Finch
Black Sash Ribbon, all silk, all colors, 70
cents White, cream and black Moire
Ribbons, in all widths. Satin Ribbon, all
widths, all colors, at lower prices than any
market we know of. We do not deal in
half-cotton ribbons, but give you very
low prices and all silk.
There are a great many things in the
Notion line that we deal largely in and
sell much below regular retail prices
Pearl Buttons in great variety and at
job prices.
Clean fast sanitary Hose in Ladies, Chill
dren's and Mems, absolutely fast black,
will not come off on the person or clothes,
or change color in washing -25 cents to
$1.75 per pair.
We have in stock at all times a large
and varied assortment Of fine Hosiery, and
endeavor to give good value in every in
stance.
Evening journal., 1888-06-30
Justices, Hearings.

Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Eastbnrn, living on
West Front St, were before Justice Mona
CHAN last evening on q charge Of disorderly
conduct and being common nuisances pre-
ferrad by Jacob L. Larson, hueman en-
ployed by the Telephone Company. The
defendants we're held IN $500 bail to keep
the peace for one year.
Alfred I. Swan was held for the Munich
pal Court by Justice Smith last evening
upon the charge of assault and battery
upon Holton Yarnall. The case will be
heard Monday evening.
Evening journal., 1888-06-30
Harrison and Morton In kent

James Psnnewill, Esq, Of Dover, chair
man Of the Republican State Central Com
mittee, who was invited to attend the Re
publican rally in this city tonight, has
sent his regrets that he cannot assist in
the ratification Of those splendid nominn-
tions, Harrison and Morton. The ticket is
very popular in this KENT sounty and
grows 10 strength and favor day by day"
Evening journal., 1888-06-30
pnehern Of Marlborough.

Ia New York city yesterday George
Charles Spencer Churchill, Duke OF Marl-
borough, to Mrs Lily Hamersley, daughter
OF Commodore Price, OF United States
News. Mayor Hewitt and Rev. d. G. Pot
ter, D. D. ofilciated, The groom is one OF
the most dissipatsd English noblsmsn Of
the age The bride is q welIknown society
woman.
Evening journal., 1888-06-30
RatIncatIon az q sorgetovvn.

By Letter 70 hvEHING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del, June SO.-Chsrles
a. Treat and Daniel ]. Layton. Re
publican delegate and member of the
National Committee, were ssrenaded last
night by the local brass band. Mr. Treat
addressed ths crowd, speaking for an hour
and an a half. He was applauded re.
peatediy. Harrison and Morton suit the
Sussex Republicans. Mr. Treat will speak
at the Wilmington ratification meeting
tonight.