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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-23
1000 TONS BLACK OAK
RogspI and uurn.seI
MINERAL WATERS.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS WATERS

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Besides these celebrated waters we keep con
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-23

XTR AORDINA-
ry interest ceuters
in the develop
ment Of affairs in
Eu.'ope. now that
death has for the
second time with
in a few months
removed the head
of the German
& owe rn N G n t
Scarcely less in
teresting than the
cables daily re-
ports of what is
actually occurring
are tho reminis
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-23
Disabled Telegraph Poles.

The cowboys have fired so many bullets
into telegraph poles in certain districts in
the west that a gust OF wind snaps the pole
short off, and much trouble results.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-23

A French engineer has conferred bless
ing on all players of stringed instruments by
inventing peg which will not slim
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-23
SUMMER RESORTS.
WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY

WARN SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY
Va. are now open. Tho cst deli. Lffnlsstn
ming pool on the Continent. 4 specln- I'm
RHSu MATIsN, GOVT. sCIATICA. s,t
kindred diseases. Inisilible remedy for DIS
PERSIA. Pamphl o., Purcell, Iaii i c..
or the Proprietor Send postal
JOHN l.. fuBANK.
oI''-im Proprietor
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-23
TIE LATE EMPEROR.
INTERESTING DETAILS OF HIS PUB
Lie AND DOMESTIC LIFE.

our Fritz" I'm i880-His Wife's Advent
urc on the Ocean Steamer-MIlitary Re-
view of 1sSO-Tine Show Of All the
Notab iliticS-The POtsdam Garrison.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-23

Medical authority can be found for the
theory that it is the early riser who catches
miasma If there be any in the air.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-23

Gro WI prince
face andhis whole
manner provoked
hearty merriment
even among thos,
staid German
ana when he fin
ishcd his speech
b. was heartily
app1auded by
everybody That
simple, good nat
ured episode mad,
an impression on
= me that has nevci
been cfiaced, anc
lreycalcd q charm
ing side Of the
! character Of the
II noble man who
! occupied the Ger
man chrome ST.
short q time
Frederick VIII
lam Victor IA
gust Ernest,
grandson OF In
ser Fritz and
great grandson Of
the old Emperor
William, is now
crown prince. He
was born May G,
1882, and is al
ready in military
T. training iiisuni-
form Is shown by
.t. which, it will be
t he IS already very
lg.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-23

That veteran political prophet, Colonel
4. X. Mcclure, begins TO see Gresham :
boom appearing upon the horizon, and
sa, in his editorial dispatch TO his paper
that the varions factions are turning
slowly to the Hoosier Judge as one upon
whom all can unite.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-23

\ serious labor trouble is impending in
labor circles in Pennsylvania and
throughout iron and steel districts gen
orally. Owing to the fact that the Anal.
gamated Association of Iron and Steel
Workers formulated scale reatfirminp
in principal points the scale OF 81, there
has arisen = serious issue between the
workers and the manufacturers.
The Manufacturers Committee on
Conference met the workers committee
which was headed by President Weihe
on Saturday morning last at Pittsbu
The manufacturers stated that by unani.
nous action The scale of The Amalga-
mated Association had been rejected, and
that any future conference must be based
upon tba, drawn by the manufacturers,
which is generalized as Il ten per cent. all
around reduction Ia last years Amalga
mated scale, which was accepted by the
manufacturers after much hesitation last
June Baltimore Herald.
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TT
the accompanying cut which, 1t will be
observed, shows that he IS already very
soldierly in his beading.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-23

EXPELLED REPORTERs-T sudden.
ness with which two French newspaper
correspondents were expelled from Ber
lin on Wednesday does not indicate that
the new Emperor will take any trouble 10
avoid giving petty oflense TO France
The cause for expulsion does not in
either case appear to have been grave
one, and II the Emperor is responsible
for the orders to Leave he is engaged in
decidedly small business. - World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-23

The story about Governor Rusk oil
Wisconsin and his boom may be inau
thentic, but it is none the less touching
The story is that Rusk worker tele-
graphed To his chief from Chicago on
Tuesday, " Send us your life size portrait
at once, or all is losl." and that in re-
Spouse TO this Macedonian cry the life
size portrait was dispatched TO Chicago
by special tran.--Eteltan9e.
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cences of the late Emperor Frederick that
are told by the correspondents who have,
at one time or another, come in contact
with "Unser Fritz" Mr.. Theodore Stan
ton, the we'll known Paris correspondent,
has forwarded the following to this paper
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-23

That was very proper and beautiful
but how about the long pause over the
imperishable ambitions of the dozen "fa.
vorite sons" who are still alive and kick
ing so hard and straight. that the G. .. p
and its platform are likely to 20 to smash
unless that half dead hero, Blaine, is re
suscitated and comes TO the rescue
Whoop up the wreathlet business, gen
tlemen, and tell us who is the kicker We
are to have the honor of licking out OF
his boots-E'rchdngs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-23

jefferson Davis and his wife have gon
TO their plantation at Beauvoir. They
are both in good health, especially Nh
Davis, who weighs more than at an,
time since the Mexican war. Thei
daughter, Miss Varina Davis, will spen
the summer in the North visiting friend
in Central New York aud at Bar HarboI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-18
Hnd, etn 6tftmfSGet. .

BbiIabeIphta, II. SUM. i.-Spdt ge.
fern &benb rpurbe in @rfabrung gebradt,
eaB 8idarb Glberaer. AZ Sabre aIr, etuen
BaiuG snr &rmoEbung ieiHer Satin ges
maGl1 bate, tHbeu er 4rleRit tn ben 6liiee
mtldte, ben ite bei'm abenbe6en tranf. <}br
2gbeu NOR in Der vSObH 6aucods& &omp." fir
$3.50 Oerlthert, uno Oieier llmfanO ioq oa8
YiOtio fir ben 8ergiftungsz z8erlu6 geneieu
ieiu. Die 5rau mertte, ebe ite Die Eaiie
Snfiee austruuf, baB irgeno &tUaS uidt IN
Grbuuug mar, iebOh reiate bic tleiue, Don
ibr genoTiene Guantitdt bin, iie beftig trnuf
Su MAIDEN. 4lberger befiuoet ith in 6aft.
Die 6rau purbe ms Solpttll gebraht, NO
fe Die AerBte beute AbeHO fir anger @efabr
ertldrten.
Qepis Sut, ein in Scr. 1O45, &IareiiruBe,
mobnbafter ShmieO, ftarb Dor etli1en Eagen
inter OerbaAtgeu llmfdnOeH, unb cine llus
teriuhuug ergab, baB er an ben 6olgeu BON
Ser9tftuug fQrb. Duo mar frant unO elGuO
uno oa lein 2eben in Bmei &ompaauie'n fir
tleine 8etra9e uerfdert mar, 10 gIaIbt man,
baB er Selbfmoro be9tug, mn ben Seiueu
ras &eritaeruug8geIO 5u peridaifeu. Cine
uQbere llHteriuAung rpirb fiattftaoeu.
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Neip 0nrftr gfndlrthtert.

Rem Yort, II. SuHt.- 2ebeuSgefibr.
lid bernuneet muroe leBte g}adt Ebtmotbr
0ic8ermatt bur9 einen SduB, meIneu oel
g8irtb gro3tnger in ieinem @ofate ytr. 2ll
gemarf I0e., SerIep. @itg, auf tbu abfeuerte
aIS Wc8ermatt nit einem Biqarbbaue mad
ihu nerfeu noIIte, NEIL er ibH nit ieiHcu
5reuuoen negeu YGrmens au8pies. Die
RugeI tit Wc8ermatt in ben lluterIeib ge.
Oruugen uHo er Iiegt IN ieiuer BObuaug, 9tr,
3l5, 5peite StraBe, i'm SterbeH. 8rOJjHael
lift Uerbaftet.
- Der Gbierarjt 6ermaRu BON 6ol3bau.
fen ma1o gefiern in ietuer BObuuug, ytr.
242, Sf=10. Str, tool i'm Bette liegeuO &c.
funbeu. 9tebeu bem Bette auf oem 6lBbo
ben lag eia Bupier nit bIauiaureu 8aIi, pao
beame9eu bermuibtt mon, OnB Der MaHH itd
bergrtete. Coroner &iomaHn miro beute
cine nGbere luterIuduua beranfalteu,
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sherfsan's @efinSets.

Darlington, .. g., II. SUM. -
@iReU nm llbr beute friib erIafeneH Bill.
letiu suioIge bat General SberiOau cine quite
gadt berbradlt, unb bic Beiiernus in ieinenl
,3ufaube bauert fort. 5ein BulaIdlag III
trdtttser unb OOIer, iein 4ppetit nIulmt 81,
GleiH bic ReipiratiO1l If nod INNER unre
geImGsig. 9as um llhr heute 4beuO er.
Iafiene Biiuetiu if dbHIiben Subalts. Su
Der 3utunit iOa uHr elm Bulletin pro Gag er
lQIfeu tIerDerI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-18

gort unb 85 aus Beuuipt seiaP ri
baben.
Die Sppofitton Der 9etegateu Der Eatiiic'
tiifte gereidt iHbefeH Dem 5bernansy Boom"
beoeutens gum Abbrub, uno es gepiunt ius
u1er mebr ben auidetn, aIS Oh Elm moblourhs
oodter 45Ian befebe, eiRe @eiddftsjperre i'm
Content 81 DeranlafeH uub idlieBIid ourdj
Die domination 8Iatne's III l0jeu.
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mnf7nr nLa Gin RnIn.

,Belde Nemme bieIer Waior 5mitb if,
iagte Sones su &Obtuiou. n9er bloBe ans
bid pon SGisBpuIoer rDitrbe ibu tEauf mas
den. g8ie es ibm uur 9sInug, eia Gffijier
in Der Grmee 3u per6en" gSagen Gle Jdht8
gegen 5mitb, artnortete Ro6lRIou; per bat
mir emf 6as 2eben gerettet.1 yGr? Sbuen
bas geben gerettet? I1nFnul rlHm0gIib
ggas Dolen Sie bamit iagen?" DDSd mill
bamit uur ingeu, oaB ith mid i'm erFeu 5ta=
blum ber ShuIn6iRdlt beiano. Son Gag gu
Gag raubte mir bic I6redli6e 9raAfbeit
meme Grdfte mebr uub mebr, ais 5mttb mir
rietb, 8r. Bierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery," 3u gebrauheu. Sd bate ale m0gs
Ii3en Tlebi3inen Ohue Griola Ueriu9t, uno
aein gr3t bate mir feiue 60fuHns gemaht;
bod bier bin i9, 10 gejuu6, ME Elm WeuiA
nur Ieiu Tam. llnb i'd babe bic S2sttung met
mes 2ebeus Smitb Inb benz puuoerUouen
6eiImitteI jI uerbGnfen, b0s CT mir empIohs
len batte.""
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-18

EGy pr. Sobuuu @0GIer, fritberer
Sbeuhaber Der Empire 8rauerei" in Eeu'8
Boiut, erDffret b en e, ben 18, SUM, in
SIR. 745, gforo zGbefer=, &de Der Wtabtioa=
Strase, eiu b6dit eutipredeu0 eiugert4,etes
Q9irtbih haits=g goial nit ben feiufeu 2uuid
8eIttatefeu, 3u oeren 3ubereitung 8pei &r=
trn SBte angeffeut fHo. Der Seller III NIT
oeu beiteu 6liiiFgfetteu ieber Irt aus6eitatz
tet, uu6 IS miro 6ru. @0ler Treuoe MAIDEN,
CUR gr6iiHuugsieter ale ietne 6reuaoe, 0ge.
irene gtadbnrH mo 8e8gIeideu" ireRaOIi4f
teartiben 6u t6nnen.
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= Rn hen q m Nienfan. ian Id.

BE- gu oem m Dtentag, ben 49,.
SUM, i'm BieBHer'i den BGrte Der
Sort MtnrihaIl Braueret 8u 6t9blanbtopu
ftattfiuoenbeu StiftuHgsfeife Hao 3netten
Sabress Bicnic bes S6llie8s Stauers
9ranten Interfiibungs Ser
etns" perteu Sung un6 Alt i9Gareumetie
biuaussiebeu, I'm inter SpieIen un6 Edns
3en, iOnie &sgelH uHb auoersn sports eiren
froten Saa in iriiher 2rit su perlebeu. Gin
beioubers an3iebeubes Utomeut piro bic nit
benz Tefe uerbunoene e 6abHeutuei 3 E
ieiu. Der gtntritt fofst 25 eat9.-Abeubs
III Der Bart ilIuu7iuirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-18

BsE~ Der r3ufta6 46OIpbs Brau.
8raufeu zlIuterfiiBuug 8.8 ers
elm" uarnufaltet Mittmod, ben 90.
Suni, i'm 9 9reier' den Barte an
Der 8elair@Guenue ieiH erfte5 Bicutc, oas nd
bei giiuRiger BitteruHg ooruu5f4tIid reger
BetbeiIigung erfreuen tOirb. Der gtHtEItt
fnffPt r1nr d 6pnta
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2aOwan's 2eobn = 2serfef

Min Iofort 3u1e peyiaaffen.
@nt3iin0uug Der Niercn, gnt5aubunq Der
8laic, @uBtuouug Der Glugeuei0c, @onz
Bction Der 2HugeH, 6at5ihmGr5eu, 5hmrs
Qttnli9telt, 6eEaopitn, 5glarie, 8rdune,
3ipb,buitis, &at0rrb, 6tnBfiebsr, &opfs
peb, 30budmer5eH, Jieuralgle, Rbeumar
ti5mu8, 6r6llclu, 6ieberirOi, 6rofbeuIeu,
erfrOreae glie0g, yteru0Ftat, S4lailofgz
felt.
Da5 4ufe9en BEG Gea5o 9lciei aui Ben I6eil oSer
Die 2bgie, mo bic BeiumeIGen ooer Der S1mers fIaos
pro Jtlhe uEb gSob6eFnben 0erihaffen.
jnuerltd etHen bal5en bis euGn 3beeloffel Don frf
eiuen baiben @lale g8aiier eiH9enOmmeH, mIo ss
6nntn nun menigen Uluuteu 5eileH: Srdmpies
trampftaie SuduugeHs lauren 1iGgEn, uebeIfetts
@rbreden, SoDbrenHeuy yter0ottdt, Snlaf0fgt.it,
SopiretBen, 8tarrboe, 8olIt, 8lagungen uno oge
tnnerlibgH Sdmer5eu.
Uiolarla III elneu UerId)leoeuen 9lrteu gebeIlt
unO abQeDeu0et.
E5 9i6t flin peilmhel III oer gBeli, DcIhe5 }ieBsr
u6 talte5 TiCbtr uu6 ale Qn5et2H UlllQrla5, @aens
uu0 QH0rrsurtigeu 5teber NIT bhlie Uou 8aoma0's
4ilen 70 ltnel bcilen iDtro, Die 0o6ma9's Reao9
Jttsf.
Reieube louten fiets cine BlaIt5e Raomng's 9aeabS
Reef bei fid baben ytIr menige GropitH In gBaiieI
ireroen einem &youtDeIteu Ober Sbmer3en In 6oge
bes QEehicls bes Erintiuaers oorbeu9en. IS Ia Elm
beiieres 8ei3mitia ais franB6iiiter Brauoq obsr
Sittergr.
6iini5ig Gents pro 8laide. 3u Babea in
Qp0tBeteu.
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Bsgn Die Gr8ffrung 6es S0mmergar.
tens bon 6eturid SUItan's stag
SALE" Str. 205, 5anOber'S ira BE-,
6es 6uuptquartiere 6e8 @eiuagoereia8 v6ars
monie," itubet heute, ben Is. SUM,
nit augemefeuer Seierltdteit ifatt. SsIbfts
oerfdn6lid werbeu bel Oieier @eleBeubett aI=
Ser aIIen attt0eH aud bic paifueu Olttgljeber
Der u6armouie" 5abIrei1 Uertreteu ietH. Su=
ilrumeutale &ortrGge BON BrOf. gBtuter'5
WtuFtcOrps perbeu nit Oen befeH Qeifuugen
Der ,Sarmonie" abmedlieLn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-18

BrHiieI, II. SUM. ni.-Sriefe bonn Gongo
beildtigen Die Befirdtuug, bnB ber 9taHz
le9'ideu Expedition elm lInglitd SuaefioBeu
IN. yge giprb" iOl i4ltmme gtaari9ten in
8eiua apf StanIen erhalten haben.
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satfet SrteSrt6's goo.

ste arantoest pas Sss aeebs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-18
ct sanse &sbtfppf aetfrefiess.

aefnItatbet antnpitt.
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grsi8 25 Geut8 pro 56a9tcI.

G6ist Britfmorfe an gla0ipap & Comp, Rr. 90,
WarrenfraBe, NtWzYorf, ais PoTio tlr uHier bes
lehIsnbes 9ud.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-18

I'm bRs Bubltfurnl
Gebt fter unb oerlon8t RaoDap's un6 e5t bda
TauF, OnB I'D Der Jiame gJiabWagH auf Dem, mas
g(br Fauff. hPfuhPt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-18

BE- Die St. SafObE8s@ s@emetuoe
0eTaulaltet ON beute, ben 10. 9uni, in
oem aumutbigen y StaH6aro y art"
on Der 8eIair 9foaO gum Befeu Der 4rmeu
uno g8aiieH Elm Bicuic, fir pel9e8 bic uuIs
fafeubfeu SOr6ereituugeu getr0fea per0en.
Die BaiieHttnoer aus oem tGtbOl. 5t. IN.
touiu3 BatauBauie" tueroeu an beu1 6efe
tbeilrebmen. Die 8Qmen Der @smetuoe
petteiiern NIT ben 9titgliebera be8 Gurato
RUINS oe8 Qrmen=, QSaliers Hu6 Shul0er=
eiu8, nm bic GorbereituRgen AL bem ih6nen
Geite in elmer Iolden g8eiie 81 trafeu, Bag
aud tein bere6tt8ter gBRnif Der 81 erplrz
teuoeu 3ablreiGen gdfe uueriHlt bleibeu
6en oiirite. Sir bic bei1eu Speiieu, grfri=
jGuugen uno @etrdnfe miro aeiorgt, uuo oie
nannigfaIti9fte Il. pafenbfe lluterbaItung If
borgeieheu, 10 bag pobl yiiemanb ben Self
plaB unbefriebi9t Uerlafen miro. Das Heuz
gegriiuoete 8rommIer. Corps Der 3emeiaoe,
Die gSt. Salobus- 6ittsr" II. (. 10. perbea
mitpirteu, uuO Elm gutes DtuiitcOrp3 III fir
Die geIe9eubeit eHga8trt. 8reisiegeLH, Yret8z
i6ie6eu, SarouifeIipiel, @liidsrd6er uub auerz
lei anoere Sadeu 6ieneH baBu, bic 3eit in
Der angenebmiten gBeiie 81 0erbriageu, un6
bic 9Qmen Der @emein6e tperbeu es iid1 be-
ouber8 angelegeu ieiu lafen, ben @dteu in
Der Exclamation bes 8oItsiefes cine idmads
bate WabIjeit uu6 bic 9elitGtefen Der Sai=
Ion III bieteu.
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pG= 6r. 6riebrid @ 6meBer,
0rtb in gfr. 117, ROrb'@ an Ctr,
begebt beute, ben 18. Mat, eiuaH
IL. @eburtsta9 NIT 5eflunid. 8abet gibts
aRelooiung elmer groSen BarlorzSr9eI.
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eIutperoieBeu In GonftantiaopeI.

@onfauttnopel, II. Suui. - BGbz
reuo bes beute bier begaH9enen Sairamfefte8
geIangte cine aIte Seboe 3miiteu ben alba=
neieu Hno ytubteru BON Der 2eibwade oe8
Sultans gum ausbru6 uuO ueranIaBte eireH
blutigeu &nmpf. 3n6If Reger unO oret III
baHejen Duroeu get6ttet uu0 mebrere Duts
Bcub Berionen auf betoeE SeiteH Der &Gm
nfnrfhcn nprfnifnhPf
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6nrns unb GeBimuiterEr0ut6eiteu, 9taieHeriGss
&iabGles, gGaiieIiudt, 0arnoerbatuHg, unlUllltlra
ltdleu SarniluB, BrigbFi1e &rantbelt, @lDeiB i'm
artjse Jieoerdldae btloeu, o6er Der Saru otalifgg
trLbe, permiht IN NIT SubitanBeu d9nltm Dem GBetz
zen Cne5 SIS Ober nit yd0eu lUie BON iDetBer 5e6es
nGt6eu, tuodenfnubartsen git6erlhlag bat, unb
oaHu, ncun bus urHlaicn NIT einem febeubsus
brenuenben @Ethbl Uer6unoeu iit, uno meun man I'M
9reU3 ldugs 6er Ge1oen SfmerBen BAT.
H3gue 6lGinc ent9dt mebr an pirtiamen ArBnsiA
glsWGuteH, ais irgeHO Elm au0ere5 Br6payat, &s
miro in DOZEN ron je enem abet0ffet Uou eiugeR0ma
men, nGbGeuO Del aUoeren NtttteR fiIni ooEr ieds
Dial 70 DIu u0tbt9 1T. 3u BADEN in apotgeten.
lrels 81.
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E~ 6r. 6igmuub abIer, friiber
Snbaber Der 4oler den Defamation, erGifs
net b eute ieiu ueues 2Otal "The Bruins
wick" Fr. = fzyeriHgtonsS IT,,
uuO bOiit, nit allen leineu 6reuEoeu uuO
@0nnern bai bteier fetliheu @eIegenbeit eli
uen parmen 6auoeOrud mehieIn Bu f6Hueu.
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Se4ermann hat ben lBuHih iit5 eiue refine, aIatte,
idone, seiuH0e 0aut 81 Derinaifan, uHo 5eoermdnn
tlnn Dies etratgn Die Saut perlisrt i5re Hutirs
tte 6arbe, miro rauh, be6edt fib nit gusItIag In
5o8e Der gtiti9ga uno ungeunoen 5eihaifen5eit ber
&bionoerungeu uno uumertupen Ausounfung-hie
cutt tDre AboHotrung56raic a6glOnbert un5 0urb
0lC EorSn aus Dem SorpCr auSgtltie0sn miro. 4Oie
Naut gthort tu Den SauptGu5gduqeu fr Die Austreis
burg oer abiulsBiufqfeiteH ooer zGlemeRte, peldle
Die Jticphons9tidBe pje0er BON itb 8e6en; 6lrum
ole burte 60ut, uro mir BADEN SiuHeH, StBOuuern,
DuHoe GwueH 9utz ODER bOsartiger Natur. ic Hadl
olr SejhaTenpeIt Der BON Der 0aut geibit6ene1
Die NHpeubuua ron Sdonhettsmltteln 6etrtfFt, 10
peIbirat blcigbe uur otee Uidugsl uuo er96gt oen
JClkluftaEl bCI Na4t. sulbTtu5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-18
SaTIaplyiuiNu

Elm nrtiidss oatImttt,I fjr ale pautausihtags IN.
Us m0nt oas &lut rettbal,ig un6 rein, uno nndoem
eS aus oem 8lut uno Dsn AhlouoeTuugS gSOffnuHgGu
ber 6uut bus &It UOn 0en Abiau 6luiitsIeIttH ausa
gerJebtH Bat, rUir6 eS Der Aus6tuuu9 tGr OFT Hcpa
men uuD Die paut retn, fGr un6 b0u n0ten Diss
III 6er 5lUSge &6ea, it1 guts paut su DerAuiiea.
IS at5t teu Iitttel, De1es ben Cetbgnotu 10 lbue4s
ipie bas Gariaparlltau Jleolpent, hetlen uir6 pom
SoibhuB, Jfinsmurm, 6oie, Anton5ieuer, 5autaus~
ltlug, SlebtCu, BilHeu, 9ls6Iattern, QtBauSlblagr
GiteItu6tdlCu uHb uuu6eu Steleu, geidDureR,
BeuIeu uUo 6Iniien ieber Nrt. Diadt cinen Seril9
bamit.
&nS SaGiapariLliau Gelol1tnt Ibsrtrifft nibt nIr
alt Oteo5tncH til Der 6etluU9 BON droniiten, ltTos
pbuOen, CORftitutonsuCn uRb 6duttranfbeiten, io1s
oern IS tit aut9 bas eIl58 ildlere oet!miueI 9e9en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-18

9roBe SbdftsFett Oct Muhaaser 5eperp's. -
Reue 8etaats ilber Oea SsImbuiarttter.
-gStrS Ct Oeanodb bic Domination auHsb>
men - sGmFumft Oer Galffornter 9stena.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-18
Sm eee Sdpsi8.

8eru, 16. Suui. - Ser 5dnet3er ga
tiOuaIratb bat beute etue 8eiOlutiou auges
nommenr in peI4er 0em beutIhen SoIte Die
berBlidfe SbeiIunbme nit bem bur1 BEN
Sob ieiues Gaiiers erIitteHen Serlut ausges
iprodeu mtrb. Der Brdfbeut oes gtatioHal=
ratbes belt cine lGngere Reoe, in Uetasr er
Die Berbienfe Oes Berforbeneu ritdbaltIoS
Guprfonnte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-18
Sm gatitan.

3ion1, 16. Suni. pdpFtide Staat8z
Sefretdr Sarbinal Rampoua mafte geitera
6em Sertreter DeutIhIaHo's bei'm 8a.fau,
6ru. BON ShI03er. feline Iufpartuug uno
iprGd ibm iein 8eiIeio anldBIid bes 4bIe=
bens be8 3aiier5 aus. Der Bapf bat ben
Rorbiual @aIimbertt, pdpfli9en ytuuttus in
gGien, nit elmer 0tiifOn mad Berlin betraut,
nm benz 9aiier gBilbelm II. gu ieiuer SbrOas
befiei8uns bic @lidmttni4e OeS heiIi8en 8a'
ter8 III Ibernlitteln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-18
Wnr ner 8esrnfannn.

Berlin, 16. Suni. - Die lleberrefe bes
9alIers fiuo einbaIiantrt nor6eu, tuerben ie.
bod hem @unide bes @effOrbeueu aemdB
nift sur Gdau sefslIt tperOeu. @ertidte
fin6 I'M umlauf, nab peldeu bic 4erjte
Bergmann uuh Snmeuinger ius9ebeim cine
Sb6uftion porgennmmen bnbeu, unb atpar
auf Safer 9ilhslm's ausbriidlidee gebeiB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-18

gemGBisten artitel Der1ifeutlitt, betradteu
Die bonn 8aiier sefibrte Spra9e uur ais oies
ienige zines SoIoateu an SelOaten, uuo Gu,
Germ bic Soffuung, baB Safer g6ilaetm's
Broflamation an oas Solt einen entIGieoen
friebIiden @baratter trasen pirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-06-18

p2set uns If fir Saufer Oer 6ete nnO 6tGsfe gfae.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-25
CITY NOTICE.
Notice brMdgment:
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER. !
ST. PAUL, Mimi, May p, 1888. {


Twill make application to the distric
court III and for the county of RamSe +
and State OF Minnesota, at the speciav
term to be held Saturday, June 81
1888, at the court house, in st. Paul.
minnesota, for Judgment against the
several lots and real estate embraced in
warrant IN MY hands for the collection
OF unpaid assessments, with interest
and costs thereon, for the hereinafter
named special assessments.
All i'll the city of st. Paul. county of
Ramsey and state of Minnesota, when
and where all persons interested may
attend and be heard.
The owners and description of real
estate are as follows:
ASSESSMENT FOR GRADING
SOUTH ROBERT STREET TO- A
PARTIAL GRADE FROM con-
CORD STREET TO GEORGE
STREET, AND TO AFULL GRADE
FROM GEORGE STREET TO
STATE STREET; IN DIANA AVE
NUE., FROM DAKOTA AVENUE
TO ETHEL STREET; GEORGE
STREET, FROM STATE STREET
TO LIVINGSTON AVENUE;
GREENWOOD AVENUE, FROM
DELOS STREET TO CONCORD
STREET; CHANNEL STREET,
FROM CHICAGO AVENUE TO
STARKEY STREET; CHICAGO
AVENUE FROM DAKOTA AVE
NUE. TO HYDE STREET. AND
STARkEY STREET, FROM CHI
CAGO AVENUE TO ISABEL
STREET.
GRADING SOUTH ROBERT
STREET.
West ST Paul PrOnpr