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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-21
HOME NEWS.

ppoMrNENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
AIBEM ARLE-Chovalier s. Won Iavef'. $500
Minister a; washington and Mr. dc Bounder the Beis.h
MInister DREyOoRT-B Benjamin T. Chcney Oh Do ,-Du,
niIcK Observation-Disclosures Coats. OF Proyuenco AZ Ia
IVENUE-Ex. senator Stephen W. Dorsey, y, ~ ~,
Mexioo GILSEY-Ex. Congressman Jeremnan "a uu
nhv OF Iowa and General Austin Lathrop, OF SoIi"s,
HOFFMAN-Ex.GovernorH Henry G'pPi.. VI
Rhoae Island MURRAY HILL-Judge .. o. Lan a
=, cehe,ec,adv ST. JAMES-General orahu omtn' VI
baltimore WINDSOR-H. b. Ledyard' presoeh' Oh 'ne
Michigan Central Railroad Company
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.
con.v Island Jockey Club races sheepshead Day 'o
" Annual regatta OF New-York Yacht Club
College OF the City OF New-York COMMENCEMENT p ?;
T%amnatlon OF Frederick May. before justice weidc'
9 p. -, .,nr M 400 Madison. ave-.
s D. m. -. ... r,,h GroundS Jerome
Cricket match, East against West Livingston. Staten
Island ar, ,. chr,s. pre.bvt.risn
Church, s y. m -. ..-u,.-,,..
Orange Lawn Tennis Club tournament orange.
Grammar schools Noa 81 and 80 commandments
Amherst College entrance examinations Adeipm
Academy, Brooklyn . c.,. c,..x
Historical Phases OF tho Gael az Vaeho ooo'o"
No IL West Twenty eighthst 7 ~ p III
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do their part toward two weeks vacation for some
tho tenement children. who get no country air no
rompng in and orchards excepting through this az
partment conducted by Tho Tribune.
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digo 10 to 1, Locust 1 TO Q
Auction pools-Locust ESQ., Peg Womns'oh soo '
mont s20 feld e60 -, ~
Mutuals-Bendiso straight paid sos Is, place s24 90;
Locust place 81 05. ,.,
Bcndgo was favored with the lead, getting OH iehsn
eforo Tristan second Tea Tray third the others 10
close rroup Bendgo lost his advantage ous
msde runaway race Of It, winning without hurryng oy
two lengths Locust waited entirely too long oeior
making his rum and consequently was never abe 70 eao"
Bendlgo.
EACH $3.50 ADDED. ONE MILE
d. T. Puisfers ch Rspinc. by Rapture Ec nsean,s,
Ss svs elan S7 fl iSSTIs
NsS:,. + 5 : K Ass 1 nssa % lii Es
SdsP S S;,sss ss BE- H. Jsss e. 100
s,aSs Is ke 1snaEy an e5 sston
Time-1 AZ IL.
pe,t,rc 20 win-choctaw to 5, Tce Doc to l. King
Idle to l. Grover Cleveland 10 to L. Eapne 20
the others 10 TO 40 to each. Place-hapne I" j.
Grover Cleveland to l. ,so ru
Hood sso Grover Cleveland $50. James A. II $780, King
Idle eco, nsd s55 49,, a-o On.
Grover Cleveland place s21 9o
tho rear with amazing aacrty. Tclie Doe dropped sach
with him in response to FitzpatricKs s'ropg pun
Choctaw never emerged from the ruck out Ie''o '
was first into the homestretch LOOKING al, "oer
winner Rapnc came up and beat her. and so did Grover
Cleveland wonderful to be told. Rapine won py t"o
lengths Grover Cleveland head before Telie Doe
FIFTH RACE-HANDICAP SwEErsIAhE"o' gov
EACH s1.Oo0 ADDED. 1916 MILES.
pwycr Brothers b. Bessie June by King MfCnso
R1 msssin 3 g. s. he Beg bSs'iI 1a asc8
g. e'g Esaashsns J. PDS''E By Ten
W. 'Jenniness b. Frank ward 100 d nanaSad
G. Walbaum's en-. h. Lottery o. 1o' w" D''''
rettine TO wn-Dunboyne 10. Bessie June to !,
rerba n colt to l. Ben Ali TO l. Lc Logos 10 to l.
Frank Ward 10 to l. Lottery 10 to l. fiacc-bessio
June to 5, lie Jogos TO :.
Auction pools-Dunboyne $780, Bessie Juno $780, beh
All $50 Bertha b. colt S25, field $50
Mutmals- Bessie June straight PAID sou w. piaoo
s15 70; lie Logos place s1o 90
lie Loros made running 10 the head OF the nome
stretch whore Bessie June passed him. Coming on az
her leisure the Ally by half a length, lie Loeos
second lergth and half before Ben ALL who for the
first time this year made slight effort Dunooyne ran
like donkey. Frank Ward was soft
SIXTH RAoE-swEEpsTAKEs s25 EACH. 5000
ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. 1-2 FUR.
LONGS ON THE GRASS.
Brothers blk blk Pontiac BY rsfG SsTf1
ss%s f bsSSs i lSs a. Ps sins
e. Mies's Oh. g. Chanticleer. aged, 12o (Doane
Time-1 81 Ia
Betting to win-Pontiac to 10, Exile to g. Belinda
10 l. Lancaster 20 TO l. Chantcleer 60 70 l. Place
None.
Pontiac straight paid 50 co. place 60 70;
Exile place sc 90.
Chanticleer led sunerance for seven furons@ ron
tsc and Exile dropped their horses and fought out
the finish the favorite winning much easier than he
Thoughts by length Lancaster, third was beaten -FOUR
lengths for the place.
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THE GoOD woBK OF LITTLE GrBrs

Tho Tribune" Frosh-Air Fund has received s15 70
from Bessie Valiant Bessie and Emily Austin Maggie
and Stella Swain, Minnie and Sadie Oakley and Bertha
Thorn. Of Psinned NJ j. These eight little girls had
heard Of the work Of the FeshAi Fund and concluded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-21
,rrKryG VESSELS FOR oUARAyr1yE.

Tho Quarantine Commissioners met ut the Mayors
olce yesterday. The sum OF $1,000 was transferred
from tho Care and Maintenance Fund for the current
expenses OF the Board. state Engineer Bogart re-
ported that the committee appointed for the purpose
had inspected two vessels offered for sale to tho Com
mission for hospital use. Ono Of these, the Charter
Oak was thrty-four years old, but In good condition
price ST. 500. The other, the George Moon fourteen
years old and In better order, offered for s11 400
Dr. Smith objected to the purchase Of the Charter Oak
because the vessel had been used for carrying
petroleum. Mayor Hewitt said that tho Government
had Tot OF vessels hand which It was giving away
He thought Secretary whitney should DO communi-
Gated with. Mr. Anderson replied: Yes, the Govern
ment gave away tho Tennessee, and now the present
possessor $685. for the vessels 1t was finally
decided that tho Mayor should write to the secretary Oh
tho Navy inquIrng If he had vessel OF about l3oo
tons available for hospital purposes and So on what
terms the Board could obtain It. When MIR. Whitney
replies, the Commissioners will be called together again.
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AnREsr OF 4 DISHONEST GERMAN oFFIOIAL

ARREST OF DISHONEST GERMAN OFFICIAL
Julius vogel, who was the custodian Of Government
money at Marenwerter, Prussia, and who fed to TINS
country was brought to this city yesterday having
been arrested at Allentown Penn, by Deputy Umted
States Marshal Bernhard Vogel embezzed about
sI2 900 Of the money ntrused to him. and escaped to
this country arriving several days ago Information
Of tho theft did not reach this country until Vogel had
already passed through this city. He was known 10
have draft for $4,000 marks Muller schall 81 Co.,
OF No. 81 Wai-st The Deputy Marshal found that tho
bankers knew the holder of tho draft as Otto Hoeder,
who was living In Allentown. He arrested the man
and found the draft for "a 600 marks in the possession
of yoege or IEoedcr Vogcl willing to return to
Prussia and Commissioner Lyman held him for ex-
tradition When he was arrested in Allentown, he
was living with woman who left Germany just after
he did under an arrangement TO meet him here. He
has a family in Germany.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TODAY.
sun risea 4'76 Sets 1880 Noon set, 2i1 Mooas aga ~
WATER
A. M-ssudy noox BIG Gov Ispl 32l Hell dats 1893
p M-Ssndy Hsok 53o Gor lsPL o:33l Hen Hato i'0-
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DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-PURsE 5000 SELLING. SEVEN


FURLONGS.
F. Erzinser's CHI h. Amalsam, by Bullion AluImtna,,
years, ITO kSVOncJ
W. Lskelsnds Tattler, aged. 115.. 1iamiton(
J. L. McDonad's b. 6. Long Knight aged III
d. T. Pulsifers b. h. Housatonie 1o5.. 1Goodale)
w. z. Burch's ch. L. Romp, 4. 105:. III Lewis
w sparkss blk. h. Portland, s. llS. (McLaueblinl
W. GRATIS b. Fenelon. 4 is. 100 1Martn}
7, Burgess b. m shamrock, 5 1o4.... (Douglas)
f Msr b. Dr. p PocasSet J. Day
!. Bloeh's eh g. Doodle, 3: s9...,;....;; penny
r. w. ws1en's b. (. Satisfaction. 3, 102 (Riheshine(
Sisell Brothers b. c. Cousin Jeems 3 1oa avery,
Behman Brothers ch. g. Broughton, O. Jos (Pslmerl
e. Walhaum,s b. h Brsmbleon 8 ITO wv Donohuel o
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Time-1 :273f.

Time-1 :27s4.
Betting to win-Amagam to I, Portland to 1, Tat
Ter to l. Long Knight to J. Housatonic 10 TO ], Fen
eon 10 to l. others IL TO 60 to each Place-Amal'
gam 10 l. Tatter to l.
Auction pools-Fied $50, Amagam s25, Fenelon s2o'
Usitler 500 Brambleton 800 d
Administration straight PAID $50 3d. place Sio 90
Tattler place s15 25.
Duke Of Bourbon threw his Jockey and ran away caus-
ing long delay the post Feneon got on IN the lcau
tut quickly disappeared in the ruck Mclaughlin took
Portland out but the black horse couldn't 80 the pace
Anialgam assumed commanI at the head Of the homo
stretch and remaining in front to the end won easily by
length. Tattler second, length before Long Knight
SECOND RACE-ZEPHYR STAKES. TWo-YEAH
oLDS. s75 EACH $1,000 ADDED. FURLoNGS.
T. W. Wsden's CHI Holiday. by Hopeful; Minnie
6 $. BrcSn's b. c. Buddhist. lis -. tGodirey Z
eeeB B@nts e, sS e2rsu 1o4 10 Gliiis gg
Dryer Brothers Or Aurania, 1i2 Gear 1ls
G. p MOrri.'s CHI C. Volunteer JOY Martin,
sssxs e sons H sS v51 S1 Gear ic III e
Time-1 rs
Betting 70 win-Aursna to 1. Holiday 10 !. Buddhist
to 1, Glory TO l. Seymour 10 to l. Bill Barnes 10 to l.
Volunteer rs TO /, Harebe 25 1, yerdeur 50 TO l.
Piace-HOidsy to g. Buddhist to 10.
Auction poos-Aurania $780, Buddhist $40. Holiday
$40 Seymour $50. field $40.
Mutuals-Hodsy straight paid sls so, place ell 20
Buddhist place clio %
Mclaughlin for once was caught mapping Buddhist
was fractions. spelling half dozen starts When the
nag was given youngsters all over the
course, Auranla being last Mclaughlin never supposng
It was start Holiday led all the way winning ceverly
nv half length from Buddhist, who made a strong bid
for first place Had Godfrey used his mount little more
1udiciously he could not have lost
THIRD RACE-voLUNTEER HANDICAP-rHREE-
YEAR,oLDS. s1Oo EACH. $1,000 ADDED I-s
MILES
"A. Kraemer,s b. c. BenagO. BY Luke Bae6Surn
J. 8 Morrsssys blk c Locust es. ,;o ~. 5stoa:
Appleby e. Johnson's b. C. Tristan, liz tMayywsrd(
A. j. Cassatts ch. c. Taragon, l0I . tWlllaams(
i)wyer Brothers cb c. Tea Tray. 100 (McIAughh)
freakness Stables b. Larehmont doi {ldttlened
Odep Bowle's ch. Salyini, 100 (Anderson)
w. LskesDrs b. Peg wellington 100 (aaartinl
r. p. Ashes b. T. 6n0wdrop, 100 tkelly)
Time-1 :55 1o
betting 10 wan-Locust 10 8, Peg Wellington 10 ],
&Asetnsnt l. Tea Tray TO l. savin IL 10 ], Snow
: q - 49, L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-21

Dssking 10 win-Locust 10 8, Peg Wellington 10 !,
Ass>nsnt 70 l. Tea Tray TO salvinj II 70 i. Snow
~ - y \ Tangon Is 70 J. Tristan Is 70 ], Gray Dawn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-12
uereint lit oeu 0oO,
Gin Ocntider g6aufmirtb ifiir3t itd
int &abnlini in ben TlrB.
Seine Satin fprinet inn nadt nm 'ht1 gu
retten, fnoet aber AUDI oen Goo.

Sine eridiitternbe Gbe Era90bte pol3og
1i6 W2ontag Ql6ellD am 1tOrolt6ell SlnB7
arme, in Der 9td6e Ser SulIerton gloenlIe5
Bride. 6enrD &6bler, Elm belt1tttelfer
beutl6er S6anfnirt6 bon 0fo. Il Su4er7
ton @pe., Ipraltg baielbit in elner1 Nlltaue
BON Gerfol0urgs1pabn in ben UluB. Setn
brapes gSeib Caroline ma6te et1ett Deloen7
mit6t0en Ser lud, i'm 5t %retterl, tDuroe Da7
bel aber lelbit III Die tribe TLutb ge6o9en
un0 che man benz ultgliflt6en @Depaar 81
6itlfe fam, tDaren 8eibe ertrunfen.
R0bler mar @igent6iimer 0es groBelt
6ol3aebGuoeS go. 81 SuQerton 0(pe. nit
elmer eutoebenben Wirtbi1aft, tpenl1 i9on
baslelbe 6ppotbefaril0 bclaitet ietlt lou.
gSrdu &Gbler belt cine 9n5a0I &oltgdnger.
8os @6ebaar lebte nidt beionber5 glilflt6
unb sipar mar Ser Q(nlaB bier5u atldelneno
BARN gu iu0en, baB &Dbler al u3ettpetll9er
@etitesit0rung lit, Die alItdDltb etaelt
INNER acknowledgement @bardtter atl51neD7
men Drpbte.
Mm Sonntag belu6te &6bGer iet1e go.
1920 Soutb Barf Npe. tpobnerloe S9IDG7
germ. Die Tamtlie befQno lt6 am Wtt7
tagstii6, ais &0bler pl0blih unter allen
QlnSeihen gr0Bter Surdt aullpr0tg ltno
i6rie: y0a itnb lie. ga ttr0 ne. Ste
Daben Wtelier uno tpolen mid errnoroen."
SOUR nit 9roBter Otiihe lieB Der o%tfenbar
@etiteSgeftorte ii6 berubi9en.
Wontag nuroe GDbler abernals pom
GerfolgungSlpaDn crgrtften 1ttto Inn let1elt
etngebtlDeten Sei1l0en s1 e1tgebert, perluhte
CT, in better Ber3peiflung, itd gu erl@teBenI.
Sin Nr5t fl0Bte i6m Wiorp6tum Elm uno
Dorii6er0e6eno 6erubigte er it6. Dim Nbelto
lag &06ler auf benz 8ett, ais er plOblt6
BON gteuert aufiprang nno unter Muslto7
Bu1g gelleitoer 6iilferufe gum 0aule btt>
auSltef. St ftiirmte in Der 9tiGtllng nab
Dem Sluiie baDon, unb ietne auf'S 9D6lte
geGn0ittgte Satin elite i0m nd6. Gbe fie
ibn etnSuDolen DernD6te, bate &DDler oaS
6luBufer errei6t ltnD that ben per9Gn8z
ntBOoIen Sprung. 9ie tpaGere Srau
iprang tbrem raienben Wtanne nod, Tim ibn
gu retten, tttbeiien Dergebens. Wentge
gugerblt6e 1pGter fanoen 8ei0e IN ben Tl1>
t6en t6ten %genteinianen Sub.
Die Sei6en purDen er1t aln Weorgen ettDa
200 SUB iitblt6 bon ber SuIlerton Qlpe.e
8riide l6ntmmen0 g funoen. Die 2et6e Der
fSrau Sober befdno it6 in elmer @ntferz
n1ttg bon et1pa 10 6uB bon Der ibres Wtanz
mes. SSSDre SGnoe tDaren Dor Der Srult
franpfbaft 9efaltet,
OaS ungliidlt9e @6epnar bate Elm &in6,
etten &ta6en bon Il ooyabren. @r uno bic
@roBmttter befa1oen ltd CUR 3eit oes traz
gii6en @reigni5le5 allein i'm 6auie. Son
ben &oItgGngern ipar feiner 3lgegen. Die
Na6barn bielteu !G0bler nt0t fir Direct
geiiteSgeIt0rt, ionoern neigen Der Qlnii6t
gu, baB bur6 letneu letht e~rregbdren Gba=
racter I'M Uerein nit bGuftger 9tiebergcl6la@
gen6ett Der Qeben5iberOruB BET t6nt geSeittgt
'tporoen lei.
&DDler ipar 43 uno ietne Srau So Sabre
alt. Sic perbeiratbeten ii9 Dot Is SQbren
in 9euti6lan6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-12
Gine unoIudIibe Siebfboft

bil6et ben traurigen 8etpeggrunD 3t benz
Selbtmorb, bur6 BEN WtarD Sopaben,
Elm biibihes beuti6eS Mfdb6en inn Glitter
BON % SabrenW ontag Wor9en ieinem jun
gen Qeben Elm Gnoe b~erettete. Sett 6reitag
2tbeno tpurbe ite BON t6ren Nn9eb0rt8en
DerntBt unO geiteru Weoraen fano i6r Ser
i0tpil1Den iber beiien N1laB it6 iene faum
nod i'm 3tpetfel paren, Die befiir6tete,
trauriee@ rtlGrung, inbem man oa5W1doben
am 6uBe bon QeG Gourt alS 2et6e i'm See
auffti6te. Grit Dor ettpa einem Wfonate
traf WtarD aus 0eutl6lano bier etn, INN bel
i6rer S6tpeiter, Der Trau 6er1monn S6te>
pans, OeS 8eitberS 0eS y6ort Dearborn
y%teltaurant" i'm 0auie $50. 0earbornitr.,
Quartier ST. nebn1en. 0aS iunge M2d66en
ma6te ii6 III Der Speiieanitalt alS Gai=
1trerin niiBli6, nar tn0eiien peit babon
e%ntfernt, ungeadtet allies @ntgegenfommens
ber 8ertpanoten nit ibrem 9oole 5ufrieoen
Sr ietn. WtarD retfte BON Der alien 6etmatb
aus etnem iungen Wtanne, init Dem tie bort
cine Qiebl6 aft unter9telt, na6 un0 bottle bas
8erbGltniB bier tpteOer auf5une6n1en, fanb
ie6od, baB i6r 8rduttgam pollitdubtg
Derlumpt ipar. 9as itnge MGo6en
legte in Der Solge 10 groBe Niebergeidlaz
gen3ett an ben Sag, 6aB man, ais ite per>
i@tparD, iogletd baS S6limmfte befiir6z
tete. Die borfte6en6en Q(ngaben beruben
ouf Sen 0aittbeilungelt ser g{a6barrl, ba oie
Qlrgeb0rigen Der 8eritorbeten ni9t geneigt
tparen, it6 Iber ben Gorfau Des gfGberen
%auS3ulalien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-12
SIN 6rntdler 2aor0.
Gin pOlitiider 8urtwe6iel Die ltrla6e.

Sas Spfer elmer bluti9en S6at, tpelde
Stenita9 Wtorgen furS por / l1br al Ser @de
Der Start u1b SddlpnitraBe ~begangen
tpur0e, lit Sranf 0ap, elm % Sabre alter
Mrbetter in elmer Wtitble III @rdnO Groiitng.
Sem an9eblt6er M6rber lit Gbos. Made0,
Elm iunger 8oltclerf, Der 3fuei Gage ipGter
berboftet uno BON Sen GoronerS> @ei6Dore>
nen Der @rano SurD iiberipteien puroe.
DAP un0 feline beioen NrbeitScoIegen
6arrp @eilaub ur6 San1eSG bpman gin9en,
in einem @elprG6 begrtffen, Bic g. @larf7
itraBe entlang unb itieBen babel etpa in Der
O1itte Der Sadlonz uno Ql0amsitr. altf bSet
al10ere W1Grner, ipel6e augenl6einli6 a1>
getrunfen tpQren uno etnen tpett6tl1 ber>
nebmbaren 8Grm pe:ilbten. Nlle Orei
ma6ten t6rer pplittl6en leberSeugun9
6ur6 ben Ruf: r6nrra6 fir @leuelano !"
2uft.
OaD, pelder Elm Gepublifater lit, anti
tportete ibnen bur6 ben 1tuf: What's the
matter with Harrison"
@eilonb un6 S6oman bea6teten Bic
ni6tSla9en6en politiidaen Nrgulnente ni6t
uno tpollten bereits ipeitergeben, ais ser
angetrunfene @leuelanbsO imnn auf tie Sl>
trat unb einige SauIt6iebe austbeiIte. 2lu6
ItlIe| IStHSt StS4StIt ItuVHl ul8eIlDtIuttt1
an ber J~tauferei Ibeil.
Sine furae llnterbre6ung trat bierarf
Elm unb Die Yarteien itanoen i'm 8egriff,
ii6 81 t~renuen, aIS Der piit6en6e 9emofrat
pl0bli6 Elm Welier, .6as er fur3 Supor aus
Der Solental6e ge1ton1rnen uno in Die
llebsrrodtaihe geitedt, berborriB, auf 9ap
%3ulprang ullo IS ibn nit etllem tDiloen
SI16e in Die 8ruit itteB.
0to6 ebe Die Sreunbe bes 10 m0rberti6
Nn9egrtffenen BEN brutaleu 8url6en paden
f%onntetL bottle er BON 9teuem aus. Gon
einem sipeiten Stide in Die 8ruit getroffen,
ianf 0aD blutiiberitr0mt gu 8oben. Man
iiberfiibrte i'm in cine nabe @pptbefe, bod
tbat er bier, o6ne nod elm @ort gu ipre6en,
binnen wenigen Secunoen ieinen leBten
gltbem3ug.
Der W{0rber bate iitstpti6en Die SGlt6t
ergriffen. Gtner ieiner 8e9leiter, @m. $.
0aroen nit yfamen, puroe perbaftet un0
in Der Qtrmorp eingeitedt, ipater iebod,
nabbem WtadeD perbaftet, tpieber i'll Sretz
Deit geleBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-12
0rofes Seuer.
Das p0delhaus BON r1toran & 6eaIY in oen
StodYaros db9ebrannt.

Der 8iebbofsbeSirt tpur6e Weontog M6eno
tpie6erum bon elmer Seuersbrunit, bic jeoo9
einen perbGltniBn1aBig niebrtgen S9az
ben I'M @efolge bdtte, beirngelu6t. 9aS
SSeuer bradb ettpa I'M 81 u6r I'M Waarenz
ipei6er Ser 8o%delbauSbefiber Oloran &
SealD, nabe Der @6e Der 43. StraBe u1to
Geuter @pe., aus. Die Qrbeiter batten bos
@ebGuoe, ba8 5pei Stofuerfe bod, sum
I6etl aus 9afitetnel1 aufgefibrt mar ul1D
etlpa 60 Bel 300 SUB IN Der @runbflG0e
maB, u1n 81 Ibr perlalien urb Der 0ta6tz
tDG6ter fauD iih eben Elm, dls er int mittz
Ieren Sbetle Sic Slamnten entbefte. @r be-
na9ri6tigte Die Seuerpebr bes Sotpn Cafe,
tpel6e, ga Ser 8ranO einen 9r0berel1 Inn
fang ansunebn1en brobte, einen GDeil Der
ftdbfii6en Seuerpebr CUR Seritdrfung Derz
beirief.
sSm GrbgeihoB 6es Speiders befauben
it6 etpa 600 SAB Salg, Der iibrtge She'll
tpar nit Sala, Salpeter, 8orar iowie Sdiz
fern, &iitelt, Wert5eu9en II. !. N. angefiiut.
Der gr0Bere She'll DeS 3algs tpurbe geretz
tet, Die itbrigen Gorrdtbe ba9e9en iotpte pa5
@ebGube fieIen Sen Slatnnlen betnaDe poll7
1tGnotg gum Gaube.
Der @elanmti6a6en betrGgt ettpa $780,
900, tpoDon $4,000 auf 6as @ebdu0e ent7
fa1en. Gbeillpeiie berftdert. Oie ltria0e
bes 6euers fonnte ni9t ermtttelt tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-12

fir go. 2, 29@291 fir $50. 2 peiBen, 900
254 tir gfo. 3 nnb 254@28c. fiir geo. 8 net
Belt.
Samereie u eeiuiamem So. 1 sn,
1,474@1.48, &imotbp prilua 1850
RIeeiamen -.-M-.-.
Ser tie. go. &c. go. 3 mad 8robe at
50@70c. $40. 4 gu 38@58.
&og9en. yto.2 55@- i'm Spei6er;
SO. 2 mad Strobe 554@-, geo. 3 su 47@5O4.
6en: geo. l Gilnotbp gu $11.s5 4, 90,
g3o.2 90. 81 $10.00@10.75, Wtireb $4,000
1000 unb uplano Prairie S7.G0@8.O0 per
Come.
MibO1inss. : 6tau SIT s1O,5o@19,5O
per GDnne.
8Ieie. -Niebriser gu S1O.5O@S11.5 so per
3ouhe in @a9enIaOungen.
ISL 8 te .. -1.20.
@etlasel. = 2ebenotse Gurteps 91@1Oc,
Sch. 0ubner: 6ennen 10-c, Sabine 800.
.Gprln9 @9tfenS" 10@-c. bas Yf1tno,
&dnle S6.50@7.O0 bas DuBertO, @nter 94@
10 @tS.
g1er.-19@2Oc aS0usenO, uSce9Ouie"
-@-c.
rtoffe elm. - 2O@35c. Der gui6el
bein Gar" fIr bette.
@meet IS s.-SGinoiIer $3.50
@1.75, Serfeper $2.95@2.5O, Saltimorer s.
@$2.00.
V0b II Ell, -Selte gtdpteS 5I Sl.7O@l.SO.
MebinmS 1.60@1.75.
@rb ien. Bette 9r1ns Sl.10@1.2J,
Seloerbien S0,90@1.00, NtarrOtDf0ts $1.l5@
1.25.
Nepfet. Go0dpFeG 75@1.5O, f60ne
rot6e $1.75@2.00 bein Gar.
Gtni EFT. -6@7c., 9pltt Beas3t
8utter. = Creamery, bette IS 20 &C.,
@eitli9c 18@254c., bette . al 70 1929.
CUTE 14@17c, 6relb padin9 12@13c. &oas
14@16c.
&ols.-au6en o.. SEQ. 1 Country
49@52c. SEQ. : S1 44@44c. @itp 54@53c.
@itronen. G0ot So. 0 @5.5O Ol3
6iit6et. Morta $5@5.50.
9tirit9e- &(etne SCRIBE 10@25.
Ytrnen. = Sut6eB $1.25@ 01.40 brs
Seq. @epDbnIi6e SOrte gu ST. O0@1,25 bas
Seq.
&raltb en.-@oncoro 20@24c. Der &or6.
Selnmare 30@50c. BET &orb gu 10 YfO.
Qnitten.- $2.00@2.50 baS SAB.
3wt eb elm. : 27@32c, oas Buibel beim
Gar.
@etBe &I6en 75c@1.OO bas Sag.
&otbe &nben.- 50@75 bos SOB.
&obl- bteitser 2.25@3.50 bas 6ui1oert.
Mo6 TT ii b : 6Jc@90c 0as SAB.
8Iumentobl - bteit9er 75@1.2j o15
Guben6.
GelIerie = 15020c bas Oubeno.
Granberries- @ape Sob S8@S9 ba3
Sap; SeQ unb @berrp $7.00@7.50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-12
esrup ,,no
Ueber 0en Monument

BON Der atlautii6eu &itite aus, reiien tdgli9 GouIenbt
opn @tnpanDerern, S9aoreu Don nnternebulenben
neutrality-suspicious., @uropder mel6e gelegentlib
Wtaterlol fnr Binder iiber Nmerita lu9en, 0tengen
DON frdftt9en etngeborenens rino anSlGn0ti9en 9ders
6artertl uno 5onopertern, ollie Ool 8egterbe, ale pol
GrnartltnG aber oae bes lcuen &limas Der Sren5e
r1getppbut uno aIle unfG6i9 = tpeln uidt nit einent
rio, benz 9onpteino Der @eiunobeit in Se9enbeu, bic
crit reterotn9S 5lgdn9li4 gemadDt nno fir bic 8elieb.
lung erDfHet Dor0en 1tno. 81 mioerlte1elt. SieIe mad
benz Neiten gebenben Teiienoeu lper0en in 9otets
ter's WtaQenbttterS bic St9erbeit oDr9Jtalaria.
Initedlng ItubeH, lpeI6e le III ouOeren aueGen pers
9ebltdD iucben mDdbten. SIN alien 2Beilen Der qBelt pers
item iiao, ieinen Wertb oar3utbun, bat eS nirgenbS bel
ben DDGitet &nforberungen teblgei1la9eu. SIN 10 pie'
len Sdn0ern lpir0 e5 %DerIangt, bag Die 9~todfrage bars
nad treffeuo ais cine a1gemeine be5ei6net wer0en
tann. gtibt mr. Ntalaria, ~lonbcrn audb 8eritopfuug
9D5pep1te, Salenietben, &Deumotismus, S9mdGe,
9terpDlttdt uuO untbGttgteit Der Niereu tperoen bur5
6alelbe griInbli9 belettigt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-12
5br freuno beoine SeIbltmoro.

Gle batten fei11e Qbnung bapou, fetner
I~eirer Sreunoe bate ii9 oisS trGumen laiien !;
er lelbit wuBte es ni6t, unO bennp9 that ct
nidts NuoereS. Grinnern sic lt9 nod ieiner
9elben @eii9tsforbe? gSiiien sic nod, 1Die
CT ilber &opfpeb unb 6artleibl9feit fla9te?
SD perbe 9ans biliOs, " la9te er eineS Cages
81 Sbnelt, ,,allein es miro l9on mieber per-
9eben. SD babe ni@ts bafiir 9etban, neil
i9 fetn @ertrauen in 2~tr3neien babe" 8dlb
boroui erbtelten sic sic No6ri9t BON ieinem
Eooe. Serlelbe trat pl0bli1 eit, uno Sober
mann mar barber e%ritaunt. 6Gtte er Or.
Yterce'S Pleasant Purgative Pellets" 9ez
nDmmen, 10 mare er beute nod am geben lli1o
9eiutb. Sol9en sic ni1t ieinem geilpiel.
Die 1tq6en iInb let0t St nebmeu, milo in
tbrer Mtrfun9 uro INNER 6uperlGlit9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-11-12

.so. 2 9 om ru et5en i'm 9pei6er
We'Uello gu l.14@-,1 SEQ. 3-@-.-c.,
Sfo; . lta9 Nrobe 85@94c., $50. 4 65@S0.
gto; . Stnter= 8et5eu, rot6er i'm
Spe't9er l:l41@1.15s SEQ. 3 rotber SEQ.
H0: 4 81 70@a@; SEQ, 2 rotber na9 @Srobe
IA c. geo. 3 rot1er ST. J4@1.O3 9to. 4
SOrn p%ertauft gu 414@41ac. fir go. 3
llno gto. 2 9elbes, 408@41 fir SO, 5 mn
NC, tur 9to. 3 9elbeS, 37@373c. fir SO. 4,
Srooea 81 Il @414c fir $40. 5, 43@42+ fir
No: 3.9elbeS, 1904 fir 9to. 4.
9afer@ pert. gu 25c fir SEQ. 2, unb 25g
@So fnr 9fo' 8 rpetBen. Ptobeu gu 254@253