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@ertf,tspern aa,oIis,rassn.

Common Btea8gertdt. - (Bor
0fidlter 8pfig) 2Btie gegeu bic Sommlfdce
bon 6arfOros &ouutg, neBrfat bert4tct; ntdt
beenbst.
Bunbes &ret8qertdjt. - (Bor
6,tter W}orra.) Die Ber. 5taaten qegeu
8m. $. gieal rpsgen &eruusgabung zines
augebll1 falihen balben Dollars; ebreHpoa
fretgeiprodeH.
Stabts Srei8qertdl t.-(Bor R1ter
Deuuis) Quf ber 3egtfrGune fir bsIta:
1Rarie 6. 8uutaau gegeH Same8 8. u.
8Hrigan uub giQrp .. Douglas ge8au
Sae 6. u. Douglas.
gGaii ans@ eri@ t.-(BDE oaH Rid)tera
g. tiap, 9a~8 uHo 5eTtine.) Die 82rpal.
tung 0es Rad)laFe5 uou 85eob0r SuH, aH
SO. 81. 0Reto ioertrcgeH; be5glelaea oou
SobaHn on 2Oniie Geutbeter. -&ad5eSeIe
GsInaituugsberlate aeRebmigt, Il. u. 0ou
Gtto 8. Berg, uuo SorGIHaoi4ats5beI.4ts
gufGebaiEen.
@rtmtnaIz8 erid] t. - (B0r Rdter
Fbdps.) gBegeH 8igamie: DE. g8m. IS.
o. g0uHg, idul0ta befuuosn uas 5u ab5ebH
NOnGten 3uatbaa8 nerurtbellt, touie Die
3tpeite gbeihlieBung ungiltig erflIrt. -gBt
zen lluterldleifs: 5arrp 8. @oau3, 3rDei
EGI2, fRirt. - @egen U&orSDeriGhs; Sobu
@reiie, 6e8 3tueiten QnilQgepuuiteS i3uLoIq
beiuuOeu uno 5u 80 tdstger 8efGuguIBbait
oerurtbeilt; 2emis 0a. 9bermoob, itttrt. -
Bagsu tbdtli@sn QRgriff5: 5obl 9todf0rt,
freigeiprcden. Auf Der 9teaiiranoe fur
beuie: Der Idpebenbe Bro3eB uHo @eorge
". Mlaccubbin uuo Benjamin SteiuemaH
pe9en tbdtliheu augrfis auf eiHeu Bol5i-
fen, un0 Diartin 9uuoia9 uuo &barteS P.
Guuclad tpe9eH 0i0rt augrihes.
9ta0ts s8rets geri6 d t.-[Bor Gt9teC
3euuie) 8erpattuuasmafe BON JobaRu 3.
Sdre.uer, @iurebeu BON @Idubi8eru ge9eE
bas Gonto be8 Guo1tor8, llrtbetL OOrbebaEteu.
- Soiepb Senrp 9egeu Eatbarine 6eura,
gbei6eiouu5 55tIage, eiHgeret9t am IS, 4pl,t;
9efebl 6es @eridtBbofs, laut mal4em Der
9ettIagten Gttmente pdbrenb Der 8erbanO=
Iuugen be8 BrO3eiies bemilligt peroeu; u0er
aubereriett8 piro fle OaruH berbin6ert, tr9eHo
melde giGbslliide aus Der B0buHu3 81
idaffen, Die pom aIdger al8 ietn &igeatbln
in &HiPEu9 seuoHImen meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-08
E Eartf tsnO &5rTe.

QioerpooI, Z. Rai. - 1890 Tst.
tags. BaumpoGe: gfi;telI. Sbert. 5116,
oitto. gfep Orleans 81. - Die Sertaaft
betrhgeu 1900 gaueu, Spetulation urb
ausfnbr 1000, 3ufubr -.
2nRoou, I. Wtai. 8er. Staaran
Gbligatiouen: 4.pro3. 1891, Sittn 44.pros.
no. attieu: a.s@. -2B. 37g, eitto 4rior.
2, Canada Bacific 61, Grie oct. bits
Erior. 99a, Sliinols Central 1249, Dtericau
45, ct. BGul IS. Nensyorf. Central l09s,
BeuufHloania 555, Reaeiug S15. RerIcupz
Central 16. Canada Eoromefs 9aan.@o. q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-08
9etattte Nshartre,a qnh-

@afou, 80, Z. Stat. - Or. Seura Sc.
Get aus Borr 0Iurrag, RS, iiberftibrt, Den
Sob bes Mdbdsu8 5eunte Osborne 6ur9
cine 4bOrtiOu berbet gsiiibrt 3u blben, par3
beute 3u breiidbriger Qaft I'M beFaeu 8s,
idrsnis uub elmer @elh5uBe oon $500 Uerur=
thellt. 8Gs llrtbeil Iantete uripriiugIida aui
gud]thaustaft, nurbe iebOh aus &uf1d
auf Die Eamtlte 6es 8erurtbeilten II @2fiug-
ni6hait nmgepaHoelt. &nr mar bst'm Der
uebmcu oes llrtbei!S gda5hdl asbgoatH uao
berucb bittere ShrIuer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-08
Gte &afe:t. unD Die GDtaeSenfrage
tte gIGEtratIsa.

elmer beute ffattsefua6eueu @oufereu3 CUR
Bsieitiguug be- tmmsE uabr 3uuebmeuOen
lpaieup.age nuroe belGlofieu, etue 5nIel ans
sumdbleu, auf peIder @rpertulente nit Der
Eafeuri iGen uub anbtreH RetBOOeu uor8ez
nOmnen msroeu iolleH.
Sic Dampfer uEFnata" un6 p4fgban"
finO nit dineii1en &inmnnSsEeru an &}pr1
9sE fnsanss sos Ss gsnss SSSs s Sss st SsE
0eIbiabern. Die 9ie9teruHgeu BON Gasma=
uteu unb gfeufeelaub ttimueu oal,u iiberein,
ho6 es uptbwsubig if, Der @tuuanberuHg
Ginefider arbelter @iubaIt 3u gebieteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-08
sralteetrs 1T @ese,tSnlp osEett.

BbtlabelpbtQ, 7. DtaI. -Das St0atss
Sbergeridt bat bic Applitatton um etueu
Nau6 anus <Befebi, burd pet4eu bic 3ttds
Ter beS Wcen3s n3s@eridts gesDuugeu uerbeu
iouten, bic @riinbe ansu9ebeH, aus melheH
fie Srn, gS. q. 8abaabnfd eine Qiceu3 oers
tpeigerten, abgepieieu. Dne 9eiaf bltoete
einen 3effau, befeu gutiheibuna EauieuOe
BON Birthsn, bereu AppEifatiouen um Qiz
ceu3 3uriifgepieieu wurben, nit Spanning
erparietea. gtad bem /. SuRi perbeu BON
ben $500 Birtbidafteu, Die iif aegsuparttg
in gbiIaoelPbia beftpbeu, uIr nod etpa 1900
iihria ieifl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-08
tInaefnn1es 0aIier.

gtIautQ, @a., :. Wat. Tts Ser
gSaggfu Der Ruu0eS 5jideret GomniiioH
Beute bier uHlanate, trEi9uete itdb elm beoau=
ernspertber &nlfau. Sci bem Giupumpsu
res rotbmenbigeu ridden @afers nur0e or
&orratb aus einem attefiheu Bruunen be-
Sogeu, uno btruen elmer @tunoe maren IS,
0O0 junge 9iide frepirt. 9iau fdrdtet uI=
Be'ben1, CAP nabe3u 3 100000 &ier oernt9tet
finn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-08
R2ehxftH~Efen

ct. eouis, /. glai. - Giub5ieb: Gu.
fubr 1400, Serieuouug GOO. Bretie DarttrD
Een sn,lden 1926 lub S5.10. - Sdneine: !:
3niubr 1000, $erieuouug 34O0; Preiie parts
irten spilfeu 1910 unb $5.60.-5daafe:
3ufutr 220O, Berieucuus 400; Breiie onrir
irten Brpiideu $3.50 unb $500.
ft.gibertp, BeHni.. Z. Mai. -
8iHooieb 3ufuhr 1178, SerieubuHg 456;
8reiie paritrten ;rifbeu $4.e0. uub $5.15
S6weiue: 3ufubr 44O0, 8erieHbHna 1900;
Preiie partlrteR spii9en 1926 unb $500.
- Shanfe: 3ufubr l600t 8erienouHg
5000; Preiie Uariirtea tU!iheu $500 nno
1915.
9bicago, Z. Mai. - GinbUteb: 3u'
fubr $500, Sarienbuns 5000; Bretie oatt'
irten spiideu $3.50 uno $5.00.-SGDetue:
3ufubr $4,000, Serienbuug 5000; Breiie
oariirteu spiideu 1926 uno $3.50. -
sdaate: 3ufubr 1000, Serieuouu9 1000;
Brejie narttuen srpiidlen $4.00 uu0 81. 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-08
QehenS Snt1ne.

Gcranton, &c.,, Z. MGi.-Ibam RGfs
bat ii9 gelerH Ror9eu nit bem Gai9eHmaiz
fer bic Salsaber bur1idnitteH. &r mar nGm'
ltd uitt i'm Staube, fir SrIubeigentbam 3u
besublen, bas er fiiratib 9etauit bate, uno
ieste iitb idlieBlth in ben 1Opf, man piiroe
lbu bes1aIb eiRiperrea. gr biaterId5t cine
gSittlpe nit bier 3inoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-08
Nraae9a &oerOett esid,t 34eeIafYen.

RetpsD orr, Z. Mat.-@te bier tagen0e
@sueraI=@Oufereu5 Der WetboOiiiea Gpiito<
pQlsairGe eutdieo bsnte bic ieit mebreren
3ageu beipro9ene 6ruge, oh Sraueu ais
z9etesQtiuneH in 6ie gonfereu5 aufges
uommeu merbeu iolleu, perretueuo. gs
puroe nit 249 Begeu 73 Sttumen beidIni'
len, ale Jraueu bon Der 9egenipdrttgen Con-
ferenS aIsjuiGlieBeu, uno I'M Beiteren bic
6rage iber tbre 4uiuabme In Sufiinftigen
General @@oafereu3en Der Sabre8, ,@oaferen5
aur beiiaitiben @ntlAeiouna III ilberEaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-08

k% Sn ter S@IeQelIden .Or6 &.
frtou= 3 9aGIe" gafirt bic beItebte uHb
burh ibre nuffaliIdeu, rpte @silngsIeifuHs
gen fi6 aus1eibneuoe Clemens Eropp's
|de Ramtlie uur nod oieie 28Ods.
gBer fi9 alio etneu ielten in 10 Dielieiti9er
g8eiie 6arbieteubeu @eHuB tu perf6aifeH
miinidt, iOIte Gieie ISOLDE Der ySr9eFrtoHs
SaueG etneu Beia9 abfatten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-08
sflmotlr mn ffnherLnie Grnner

outenludt ptrsrJaiIelu, fouberR Ratb uub 5ee5ruug
aus efuem BudHt ihopfen, burd tDelaes EduIsubt
nusrbalb tiIsefeI 3eit ibte oole 5sunbbstt piebeI
erlangt uuo DER eir5gen gBunid tbres SerBens in
gIfdIung aebeE iabsn. 0as NIT oielen srantenses
Idid5teR erldutertey retslii1 aus9eHattete neuefl
gGert miro gratis una france Derintft BON bes
,,ErtpGte eIEate & EaApeniaeA," 5sr. 1b,
cHsGGuitcRs StrabE, Eahe Seoa -kaaa, Ret1'
@0eta g.>8. 1887
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-08
Sos spnntnas.@erek. .

SefferioHs @itp, Ro., Z. Mai. -
Gas 5taats Gbergeridt bat beute bic gut
fdsituug tes 8t6ters g2Oonuu iiber ba8
Sonntag8 9eiee BON 1857 bur6 Elm bonn
6idter GberproO abgegebenes @uta9ten
umgefioBeu. 3a8 @utadteH ertl1rt, Die
Start ct. 2ouis babe tiemaIs Elm 31edt ge=
bobt, ben gerfauf BON g8ein unb Bier en-
SonHta9eu III autotiIren.
Cincinnati, 7. @fai. - Rihter @atbz
peu ncm 8olt3etGerift bernarf beute bt
bonn anpaIt bes pe9en llebertretung bs8
Sonutags geetes Grqefla9teu gBirtbas
NituSenbrod erbcbene Ginipra9e, baB oas
@eief uift aui oori9rifttid3e g8eiie an9euo1ls
men uub buber nidt rett8frdftig iet. Der
&itter entidteb, baB bas @eiee I'm &iafiaa8e
nit ben 8OGidriften angenommea paroe uno
in Srnft getreteu iei. Der BroseB aegen
Riiu3enbrof ift nun I'm @ange. LAT 2Birtbe,
bic geferu often hielten, lpurbeu beute per.
hoftet unO unter 8irgidaft eeteat. Wagor
Smitb beutet an, baB er am udafteu 5oau-
tage alIe gSirtbe, bic ibre 2otaIe 6fTHeH, 70.
fort berhaften lniien mer6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-08
Gin W orc 0ebetRtnfS.
S.I,e &on!e'S Soo.-SeDsiEe fiir Die SauIS
tbres ohaebIlBeH GetfaBssrs S6oaa& 81.
9tcGuaSe,

2icGuase.
yfetpz0 orf, Z. Wtni. Boii,eiz Suipef.
tor GbrHes Uerhaftete III Nr. AT, gSeF-57.
Strase, ben Stueenten ner.g2e6t;in 5homas
g. McSpabe, tneIdler oriuaeub uaroGd1tia
iif, ben SOB BON S5rl. 2illie 5oule in gSsbfter'
RaIi., beruriaht Az baber. Durd1 WcQuas
bee &erbaftuug uub ourh bic 6efnabme eiz
mes Srfcls Der Grmuroeteu, zines 5ru.
8irou 81. @opte In Boffon, glaubt Snipsftor
gprneS i'm Stanbe 81 iein, Qidlt iibir bas
gebeimHiBUoIe @nbe BON Grt. 6onle An per-
breiten. Seiner Qufi4t nada lit UtcQuaoe
Der llrbeber bes W0roee, oura ueltheIi er bic
sSnIgsn ieines inttmen llmgauaes uir osm
Di6bGeH III beleitiaeu geoaAte.
y 4 0 n, Z. DtGt.-yfene S6atiaHlen htuz
fhtIi6 Der GImorbuug Siqie Oonle's ioileu
entheat mcroen iein. ggie bebanpt,t mirb
bat bic SebGrbe Betreiie, baB in Der Rud,t,
IN melcber BAG aRdedlen berIdlmanb. cine
!SuiammentnnIt lnehIerer Berioaeu in Utcs
Guase's 2immer iiber eiuem 5pil,tuoIenlaz
ben in g8ebfsr, Wfafi., f1attfanb, uno bn6
Eiliie 6ohle, ibr 9nFtt DtEdn R. Gouie,
2he8. Y. RcSua6& uRo Elm au6erer Wanu,
nermutbli6 tin GeibffalbeiBer aus BebTtsr.
pel6er lett ienem abeno 0ermtBt miro, aaz
meien6 naren; tpie feruer oerlautet, niro
4lice 6rpte, eire SnUefter Der gerftorbe=
neu, be3eugen, bag Giuie htorufOrniirt uur<
be, unO ouB fie Fiarb, rpIbrenO fe ii9 uuter
tenn @influiie ienes 1JiitteIs bsfauo.
SH GER udmliheu gtadt nil Der Qctomotio=
fHbrer eines purd 8ebfer flbreuOsn 6radt.
3u8s eiueu BageH geisben baben, ami mel
dem it apet Rdnner uuO Elm 8aqenffanb
tefanGen. Den ber 20fonotioubrsr tir elm
benuBtIoies o0er lebloies 6rauen,tmrer
hteIt, uuo peI4er fh IN ber Riftung Der
SteIle bemegts, GH nelder bsr 2ei6nam
ipdter aufgefunoen puroe. Sod auOere Be-
peie Fnb erlangt mOroen, fraft nad1er tte
Beb1roe WcGuane's lleberfiibrung Al be-
merifeligeu bofTt. anbererisit8 II ein 8er.
i6ufer in einem 8ofOner gueumaarenlaoen
aufgefunben tpOrben, tuelaer eiu intiuer
&etannter WcGuabe's ift unb Elm Iiib! fir
ibu betpeien 3u fInnen bebaupter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-08
Fafc &at-Siuteu- -Sampfer
uaG
q E0 BDtnt ums RorfnIE
uaO allen Buuttea ftioH&.

65ia;g! GdgIi&, 5onntoas ausstnommCH, Gm
Lp DIR g5en5s oom rlnionsEod unb I'm [I0 uFE
61H btr @GnteHcr 2gcrIts. GntunIt Bu do Bout
Icii6 & nGr unS Al gorFolF rns gprtsmeute gfds D
ErTs
RaEyt uo1 gterfsiF $8. Dtns uab 57ddia1ri 50.
si,n5alnH unb gu Gorolf an Bic -Jiarfolta PeFcTna
s}G5u. Uub bit -gtoIf0 5n4 naa9 dQeu BuaFs
tan tts Shbtnss
s3ilsair glE, 129, 6fs BaIlmogsFraBe.
o.. 8rnspn, 8en, sBidttsHgtg
(glo519-) EB. @, fitzgerald, GgenE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-08
Gaatofrbot0eat, SststeIn, Sstf7e (Giffus
REM u. f. 70. fssrirE.

Shne Weiier; pbns J1ddtebr oes geiOens.
9leferenssn: 9unberte nou 8altmourn, tuelte ron
7s. gbarIeS Is. 5hanaS{Sn. Rr. 5l2 Roro:
gutnipfrnses Sebeilt pprotn. (Rd326, ,12Nttf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-08
Sic .Seils ortfteeo 500 fslgl r1tthctL.

2emes, 9el.. 7. Wai. - Die lcute auF
Der 6ahrt oon @ibard mad 9fepzDorf bier
angelaugte Barfe p@Ieueioaa btiagt Die
Na6ridt, bas ihr AtueItfher Stenar0, NIL
Ger ltoH ielt Der abfQbrt DOn Napz0 0oTt
uHb gSe1lubten acknowledgements on ben
Gag ls9te, iid mdbrlub be8 4ufeutbalts at
Gsbura 4 Sngeiu In o5E 2eib idos. ST. be-
aiu9 Die Ghat uor ben NuBeu DER 8lu3en
Wauuidoft, nel6s MIDI i'm 5taaoa mar, ibu
haoon ab3ubolten, iubem er tie nit ieinem
8eUolber In S9ad hieIt. gr itirite I4lieBs
liCb, osH Suseln Surd6C1 IT. toot suiammeu
Ser Stspuro bate Fd in ytem gort DER
p6ei,aarmee" an9eifirf2G uub mar tafotge
be8 toueu &reiben8 isuer 8aaoe ti9erga'
Idlnappt.
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%er 0et0marEt4

Rep ''gorf, Z. gtui. - FnIseubes
fnb ete 96lnsuotirrugeu: @etb 6Tnete su
lt-2 uno iGlOB IN 2 Bro3eut. - Sterling.
Weegfel $4.86 $4.s64 auf 60 Gage uub
S4.87 - 4.89 auf si9t. - 5uubes.GbLiea.
tiuneu: 4.pro3. 1868, 4A.pros. 1914, 8.
proa. -, aflien: aoams @rpreB 1873, Sent.
rol Bacific 314, &beiapeafe Ohio Il, @rie
25a, eitto Bripr. BIT, SainotesGentral 1911,
gate.Sbore 924. Nsp.Serieb Central 825.
Rorth Befsrn 110a, bitto YriOr. 143t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-08
Sfroscr 1stao Wlertghatr.

Can antnniO. Sera8, 7. Mai.-8on
Eel 9Rio nirO teIegrapbirt, oaB Der mohlha-
eBieb3iifter 5ohn Reagau in 8atSarOe,
@cunip 9efern snet Wsritaaer (8ritSer) er,
idoiien bat. Ser iltere Bruber jou Reaaau
augegrifien baben uHo pom ihm auf ben erften
Sd5nB uiebergefrecft morbeu Iein, ruorauf Der
iiingere gruoer itb auf Heagan ititr3re, aber
ebenfnLIs bird etnen ShuB getootet rpnroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-08
'dIOREHOUHD&1AS

FGnrtrt aRfebIbar Stsftess, Rs
tartb, GEtferfctt, b5Tet SalS, aaHa
Haa, 8rdtne it4t0 aae S46catases ses
altBntNneSotaGtte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-08

SeiRen ltuoetn6en GinfLuB auF Sic anr
8egriffenen 4tbmung8 Srgane bcroanft
er Der Sbatiadle, oaB feline 8eitanOfbetle
O,e mirfiamlteu belaHutcn BrultmtttaI
ituO, Der SauptbetarOt5cil iit Der OCuia
oct 2laOOrn (Horehound)= =BRane, uit
Der Abies Balsamea o6er Balm of Gileed
aemija 0erbunOen. gieben 0teIen cntbalt
er fanf pettere b0tdniitbe &Iemente, meld,e
bic 2Strtiamtett beOcutenD ueritarten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-08

Gieienigen, tpelde 6ale'8 Honey OF
Horehound unO Tar 9ebtaud)en, pee.
jJGcru, 0aB ct III allen 6dQen mun6erbar
lctlenO wirtt, no Die 2tBnungs- Organe
au9egrifieu lino, unO oaB iaine gBtrfuua
cine ungenlein raiche iii. gr antbalt ourlas
aus yttht8, mas Dem Wlageu naatleilta
icin f6uutc, bat einaa duBert aagenc5men
t8cidmad unO pjrO 3u etnem Breiie oers
auit, pclder es ielbit DeRieniqen nit bes
Idrantten .D}ittelu erm6glidt. .Olfeng8o1.s
3atcn tbeiL9aIti8 gu Uerocu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-08

Ein6ern ift er, pern tie pou Group ob,r
Feuhbulten befolIen pOrbcn, Our6 letre
linOern0cn &i8enidaften icBr 6ienli4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-08

SartholSs nno Sd1tefer= &auttaftutfe,
@laiursieseI, Saminroite, Samin9itter u, I. 10.
Btfe &rbeit. yhebrae Bree.
e. z. @alih,
Rr. S22. NotoaScspares, oberbaI6 Garato3afr.
(Aprl25, 1Wftf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-08

Gtn 6uiten IaBt i6 ole Oas 8oridufers
Stadium Der S6ptRoiual, elmer &raag.
bet, gegen peI6e 6aIe'8 QUbprns lab
&heerbUntg Oas fhRrite betannte 9urbeila
guugsmtttel iit, pahenb be3et9Ren. Dlcu
oeri6tebe baber BEN 8ebraub oieIes uers
ldbIi6en ipeSFi4en NitteIs Geiuen 4Rger.
bid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-08

Sbiegel, SilDer, yta1mrn, Statuetten.
RippIadea aller Art in eah!0Ier MnsmahI
III BEN biaiaHen Sreiicn 40 habe,t In gBil,
heIm gGaarot's Rnnlbanalnne, Rr. 1856,
&eHsSaitimprrRrGses (246,n.t. O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-08

Cite llnterbrediane oeF eRSIcfsH GspIaSpGrs
Gber oea Sarif. - SeEGtos SEaHeesioa
eetEaast Mu5faRTt I5er Aufteuuaacn .iWO
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-05-08

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Ser SeaEier nna gSreft!ten ebenfans IlDsr
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GIVEN AWAY


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81 these elegant rsRultvfH.
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PLANET FIREARMS co. Abfuetuu. ia.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-05-05

A Paris Socialist the other day went
into the office OF the mayor OF the Eley-
enth reimbursement and asked to ses the
register Of births. He had just been
MAIDS the happy father of daughter.
To the usual question as to the name OF
the child be declared she was to be called
"Egalite." The clerk said that by the
law Of the French capital that name was
illegal. A lively conversation ensued,
during which the Socialist declared he
had taken triple oath to the effect that
IL he had three daughters their names
should be Liberte, Egalits, and Fraternite
respectively. Liberte had been born and
christened in the provinces, and now
Egalite had come.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-05-05
EXPENSIVE FLOWERS.
Roses That Were sold Mt Eight Time
Their Weight In Geld.

Roses That were sold Mt Eight TImea
Their Weight In Geld.
The cut flower business, which we
might almost call another phase Of
Horticulture. is perhaps greater in the
United States than in any other part of
the world. Certainly the use of cut
flowers in New York for bouquets,
baskets and other designs, is far
greater than in either London or Paris.
and the taste shown in their arrange
ment here is vastly superior. II is
estimated that S. 900. 900 was paid for
cut flowers in New York in 1880, one
third of which was for rosebuds. I'm
mense glass structures are erected in
the suburbs for the special purpose Of
growing cut flowers to supply the
bouquet-makers Of the city. Not less
than twenty acres Of glass surface is
devoted to the purpose of forcing
roses alone during the winter months.
At some seasons the prices paid for
these forced rosebuds are perfectly
astounding. One grower. of Madison.
N. j.. took into New York three
hundred buds of the crimson rose
known MS General Jacqueminot," for
which he received at wholesale $500.
and which. no doubt. were retailed at
el.50 to % each. A flower dealer in
Fourteenth street, few days before
Christmas. received the only four of
this same variety of rose that were
offered in the city, and found Gus
lomer for thcm at $50. or f15 apiece.
or eight times the value of their weight
in gold. = Christian a. Work.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-05-05
NEVER HEARD OF EN-.


a Farmers Sad Experience in . Detroit
Harness shop.
There's yer old rober' exclaimed a
farmer. as he entered Michigan
avenue harness store yesterday and
flung down goat-skin.
II haven't lost my robe" replied the
dealer.
mo, reckon not, but have! I've
been flim-Aammed. bunkoed and three
keered-l Snteed out of seven dollars,
and somebody has got to make it
rightr'
my friend. what is the matter?"
anxiously asked the dealer.
Look at that robe! Fur all coming
out by the handful! bought it here a
year ago-only year."
s.But the moths have been at work
on it. It's entirely ruined"
''Jist what / said. Seven big dollars.
please
,.But you let the moths get in last
summer. am not responsible for the
damage"
what moths?"
"Why. the insect which destroys furs
and clothing"
..Never heard Of 'en. Seven dol
lars. please"
Il shan't pay it. You ought to have
known enough to pack it away and
keep the moths out.
What do know of insects or moths.
sayr' shouted the farmer. Gimme
them seven dollars or there'll be q
cyclone here!'
Two workmen came in from the shop
and helped put him out and he went
across the street. sat down on box
and flung the robe over his shoulders,
and when any one stopped to ask what
was wrong he replied:
..Feller over there. Sold me this
ERE. Took seven big dollars outer me.
Moths got in. Want my money back.
lie won't pay. Waiting for him to
come out. If you see = big cloud Of
snow lowering in the air around here
purity soon don't git excited. It's me-
him. Tn on TOP" -DetroI Free Press.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-05-05

Say, Perkins, old boy, why don't we ses
yoa at the club any morel Has your moth
er-in-law shut down on your "No, Brown;
The fact Of the matter is, my hore is sc
me TO leave it. You look incredulous, but
it's positive fact. You see. my wife used
to suffer SO much from functional derange-
ments common to her sex, that her spirits
and her temper were greatly affected. II
was not her fault, Of course, but it made
home unpleasant all the same. But now,
Favorite Prescription, she has been 80 well
and so happy that we are having our honey
moon all over again."
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-05-05

The other afternoon two gentlemen
walking down Woodward avenue met
a lady, who smiled and nodded to one
of them. The gentleman recognized
returned the nod, but without touching
his hat, whereupon his companion re-
marked:
Say. John, you are not so gallant q
you used 10 be. "
20. yes. 1 am replied the gentle
man. .'but, you see. she is only my
vie. Detroit Fres Press,