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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-08

Dr. Il. w. Shufcldt suggests 10 orni-
biologists that they may find portable
Photographic outfits Of advantage in their
studies. lie finds that by the use Of the
instantaneous shutter birds may be
photographed in nearly all of their posi-
tiona. "Out here on the prairies we will
often find an old stump or stalk upon
which dozen or fifteen species Of birds
will alight during seven or eight hours on
almost any day suitable ousc the camera
upon them. Now, all we have to do is
TO properly set our iastrumcnt near this
point, conceal 1t in such way as not 10
alarm the birds. focus it sharply upon the
,,,14h r.c14rch where they alight, place on your
snap shutter, and'TiX It With a string,
and then remove yourself far enough
away to pull ii when you have a subject
sitting TO yow liking. Birds that you
have wounded but slightly may Lc pho
tographed under the most favorable cir
cumstances; they may also Ike taken sit
tingon their nests; in actual flight, how
ever swift; in pursuit Of their food; in
leading about their young; indeed. the
list is almost an endless one. Rookeries
also offer admirable subjects, and n
splendid field is open at those wonder
ful resorts Of water birds in such places
rs the Bahamas or the Alaskan coast. -
Chicago News.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-08

The enterprlsing manager Of Paris
theatre once called upon Meissonier and
asked him 10 paint a drop scene for a
certain theatre and name his own terms.
'lou have seen my pictures, then?'
asked Aicissoniar. "Oh, yes" exclaimed
the manager; but it isyour name-youl
name | want; it will draw crowds TO my
theatre. - And how large is il you with
this curtain TO beJ' inquired the artist.
"Ah, well, we will say fifteen meters by
eighteen Mei ssonicr took up pencil
and proceeded TO make a calculation. AT
last he looked up and said with imper
turbable gravity: Il have calculated and
lind that my pictures are valued at So,
COO francs per meter. Your curtain,
therefore, viii cost you just 1000, ,00C
francs. But that is not all. II takes me
twelve months TO paint twenty-five cen.
timeters Of canvas. IL will, therefore,
take me just 100 years to finish your
curtain. You should have come TO me
earlier, monsieur; l am too old for the
undertaking now. Good morning.
Art Amateur.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-08
Parry Inhnhifnnf. Of Amnrica.

a glance at the geologics Of the pres
ent day shows that workers I'm this de-
partment OF natural history are enabled
TO map out the continents and seas OF
ages ago almost rs correctly as they can
those Of today-so distinctly are the old
shores and landmarks outlined. Today
we ride in cars across the American con
tinent; yet not 40 long ago. geologically
speaking, vast inland sea extended
northwest from the Gulf of Mexico
finding its boundaries. in all probability,
on some shore now submerged beneath
the waters of the Pacific.
This was during what is known as the
age Of chalk, or the crctaccous period
and millions of years ago. if our geologi.
cal estimates are correct. The question
as to whether man existed then is an in
teresting one. Evidence Of human life
has not been found; yet there were vast
areas of land, with animals and plants of
great variety, and as there was no physi-
cal barrier to human existence. in the
opinion of many tho cretaceous cont.
nents and islands were populated by
man.
Knowing the actual conditions of life
at this early time, the strange animals
that lived during it, il is comparatively
easy matter to understand or appreciate
the daily life OF our ancestors. IL il
evident that they were much more
primitive than even the bushman Of to-
day, and undoubtedly were what we
would term wild men, living in rocks
and caves as the lower animals do. They
were essentially hunters and fishermen,
depending upon game for their susie.
nance. The small continent of America
at this time had in ell probability low,
marshy coasts, and the great ocean or
gulf. whose coast line can be traced from
Arkansas to near Fort Riley. on the
Kansas river, up to Minnesota to Canada,
near the head of Lake Superior, was a
vast shallow sea. On its borders we may
imagine cliffs Of sandstone worn out into
caves and quarries, in which these early
fishermen made their homes. -Phila-
delphia Times.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-08
Scnding Jnsenlcd Letters.

The point of etiquette, in regard 10
not scaling letters sent by the hand Of a
friend. is to he considered, undoubtedly,
rs settled by the usage of polite society.
And yet there are two sides to the ques-
ton. To intrust to n friend an unsealed
letter to third person is n compliment
to the friend; but why should it be
thought necessarily uncOmplimentary il
the letter be sealedl On the ether hand,
the sealing Of a letter may Le deemed
always advisable, for one good reason at
least. The contents Of an unsealed letter
are never safe. They are safe so far rs
the honorable friend is concerned, but
not safe in any other sense. They may
be lost from the envelope easily and in
nocently. They may be distracted
and read by the servant TO whom
tho noto is delivered at the
door. or by any prying individual who
may find the missive lying on the hall
table and awaiting the owners arrival.
Especially unsafe is it to place in an un-
sealed package articles Of large money
value. Would any sano man send $50
bill in an unsealed envelope by the hand
Of n friend or anybody whomsover? The
friend himself, if he knew the nature OF
the inclosure, would be very apt 60 pro-
test against this sacrifice Of common
sense AT the shrine of etiquette.- S.
u" in New York Commercial Advertiser
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-08
RULED BY PREJUDICE.

Few persOus realize how thorough
they are controlled by prejudice even {
their own disadvantage. For many year
the treatment Of rheumatism, neuralgie
sciatica and headache has been by som
outward application, and, therefore, with
out stopping to think that the origin o
these troubles must, from necessity. be In
ternal, the weary sufferer continues to ru
rub and find no relief Athlopborosis Is take,
internally, and rs proof that this is H.
correct principle, IL cures surely and quick
ly. The statement of those who hare bee,
cured ought to convince the incredulous.
G. i. Bruce, Metuchen, n. j., says: AN
mother had the rheumatism in her hear.
and was cured by Athlophoros. She say
there is no medicine like IT,"
james w. Reed, 1888 Penn Avc, Pitt,
burgh, Pa, says: MY mother, although
years Of age, was entirely cured by the 4,
of AtLlophoros."
Miss Carrie Pattcn, Eagle Village, n. !
says: "My mother was nearly cripple
her arms, not having been able To dr-ssi,
scarcely allie to feed herself for ihr.
months, being in severe pain most oi q
time. The aclitc pain ceased after ,ahif
three lo::lcs Of A:llpph1ros. I'm; slie &C.,
tinnod 10 take Il urtil all sic,s n rla.'..
.ism were gone; having taken II hti,.
all. She has not taken any since l..t So
and can usc her arms us wrll 20 cy.r.
number Of friends have tax ~ it, 49,,
every case il has pi,r'srti,fa iiuu. iron
II sick hea!ache, i; gives a,'u,' i!luyiia
relief"
John W. Wolcrtt. Picard, " -. 90,
got a bottle ot hthlonlor,a for O. iirf
'he at once cainci rapidly. arl .as
zen troubled with the rhcnma,'.ui ,.,
er drIs.;.,; ,hon.'I keep ,,h',p.t.
p Athiovhor"~ F.iie. hut "I,~ir Ik,...
us Dpusut ui thr crIaui.t tie Atu
Hr.+ CO., II! Wall ~ New ltia. ,
ID either tcarr SEe paid ,n rc,,;,t
liar price, which is $40 I.r lo,
Nh,nphH-S pri -g". Ir l'i's
l,,rr rnl kidney fterus. d,srs.t
'.'A, Nr.surss nervous a,'U,;V, CIs..
'.7 ."i '.r, htrGArtr w.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-08
Excitement in Texas.

Great excitement has been caused
Ia the vicinity of Paris, Tex. by The
remarkable recovery of Mr.. j. T..
Corley, who was 80 helpless be
could not turn in bed, or raise his
head everybody said he was dying
of Consumption. A trial bottle OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery was sent
him. Finding relief. he bought a
large bottle and box of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills by the time he had
taken two boxes of Pills and two
bottles Of the Discovery, be was well
and had gained in flesh thirty-six
pounds.
Trial Bottles OF this Great Dis
covery for Consumption free at g.
NJ. Shindels Drug store.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-08
A Rnth I'm washington.

Probably Washington is the only civil,
izcd place in tho world where it come.
within the limits of etiquette TO ask O
visitor to take bath; yet many a con.
gresham crowns his politensss TO con.
siitucnt by offering him ticket Of ad-
mittance to the marble pools in the base
ment OF the Capitol. OF course, when
an immersion would, for obyions reasons,
be Of tho most benefit, the statesman
wisely refrains from an invitation par.
taking too much Of the suggestive. Al
ar1ilc. the curiosity Of the visitor impel'
him 10 take advantage OF an opportunity
tosee the luxurious appointments that
keep our national politics cleam-New
toris Press Every Day Talk"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-08
An "Anti-Tatn Treatmant.

A theory of obesity, proposed by NJ.
Leyen recently, and described before the
Societe de Biologie, is that it is nervous
disorder, and to be treated by avoidance
of mental and physical fatigue and diet
Of eggs. soup, milk, rice and potatoes
Scientific American.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-04
99r. 29O.
@nhhfntaKE pphe21.
GGEtEoRsa tn ctiario HRp gsaaiDlpaRiea.-
Bebrere RCRInenIeBgR 0ctgorsg.

@f eEttto n, SHt., 8. Defember. - Gin
s"bIen5H9 ranHte beate frdh ae9eR ti.le Sc
fomottpes sersu Seiiel sur 3eit tei Der 1iefz
gen 9tatt5a nit gSniicr aehilIt rUucoe 60
fcmottothbTar 5aS. gSli,oH, 6ei5sT 0lsnae!
SbtIrn uno Bremier alien bonn F0blen,u1e
pHrosn getoetet, unO eis 2anoarstaer, Der
ftt ais bltnoer Bn'iagier auf bsm i2lqe be-
tanoI iou nls eeiae unter ben Eriiu1me..r
ltegsH. Die Ssemisu bss Robleu;u3es bats
ten Sen 8tenff p2rIagt, Hn0 Der 3ug founte
babes Mot juHl Gabalteu aeBgaGt Dereeu.
gS Stffesbarrs, Ba., 3. December. -
3DCi SratBlige 0eg yyfem 'Serieper Central
Saba" co[leirtst belte iriib unke RinarS's
Smitt1, adt Nb2ilsn 3gn bier, uno mucSeu
gr05teut5eils Isrtriimu.ezt. Die 6ej3er Tbfer
unb Solg1rt btebeu aui Der 5tcle toot, na3
ief8 BrGlisE, YlameuS Bierce, Rcbe, N;es
mann, 9ot@aEe, 9fobiuioluu0 Sulsbi3er p
Iitten SHmess Serle5ungsrt. Ole 3o6c
Hnb SernnE5eten tno naG Wtaud, 2buHE
gsbrnd1t pOrb2n.
(Spdter.) .)-DieTce uub 67parb, Sie n ber
erfsH 9epeite alS Sremier augefIbCt NOE
ben, maren ote foiomottofd1rer Der bsiNeu
3iiae. Bierce's SeTlesungel1 fiu6 tS6tlid.
9oparb if ebeniaas auf eutissti9e Beiie
5erbuiibt, ieood el3ffIgt einige 9ofiuuHa auf
ieiue 9eusuu9. Die SofOmOttrfibrer, fonfe
oie. 5eiOen gst0Oteteu 6eiSer Sctob goIoalS
uuS Bilhelm @bles fammeu GUS @aliou.
BG. Der llnfau eretgEste iib be. 5olomou's
@aYsStotion uno prrbe ourd) Pisrce, ben
gOfolaOtiofiibrer bes E5rblid pebeuoeu 3uz
gee, bsti9ul6et, iuberJ 6erfelue an Der er,
nihutea Station uprb1iub auffatt ieiuau
Snfru'.iOnen gemdB 6ort III baIteH. Scr
Sertsbr AMI Der Gabu r9r tn TFolge 5eS In
falg5 II Stunbeu lang rHterbro6en,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-04
spnataasf@mlem Der alnarbtfsets.

@bicago,3 8. Debember. - 9n Ger DaEs
rcra. .Eurnbaue" lDareu 9efern Ra6mtttag
ettpa 800 Berlsnen 3ur Griiuoung eiHes Ser>
eins aur unterhisHns Der Jog. pauarttfer
Spnntaasiaulen" periammelt. 10 Der I'm
peieuesn trngen TIRE Ramen In bic Gnflie=
osube Ritglieoerltfie elm. 4m na9feu
Sonntuq IsL pieber cine Ssriammllng Be
buis Nskfeuuug Der Details ffattfnoen. gts
nsr 6er 9eiter bieier SeUegung iaat, ote
grnneuna Der SonntassidulsI babe ben
2med, bic Rinber Der Anarhiisu unb So5ia.
ittsen benz eemoralifirenoeG ginflHie her
trialideu Sauleu 30 ent5isheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-04
@GeAeIlhatett tin Nerit.
Gin GsiKIEdber nne spet ssrauen bon Snotas
ttern ermoroet. - 49, Jfenitben bon SOIs
oatstt a,tf osr Stra5e t,teoeraeSdt ofysu,

Can grau3tsco, 8. DeSember. -
Radridteu aus Bern nia Banana meIoeu
iiber i6redlid]e @reueEthateu, bic i'm Sauera
oes Sanbes BON Snbianern oerti6t uarben.
Der Bfarrer bon Rnearo purSe niebergefdoi.
fen nnb nit 5t0feu i. .Steiueu .uolfenos tobt
geitlageu; ole fida feline betaste SHUTTER elm.
miifte, ifOfeu bic SuGtnnsr aud fte utebsr
unb baaten ibr ben Sopf nb. giue aubere
8rau, weId1e Die Wiutter bss Seifli9eu gu
retten nerfuhte, tpurbe ebeufalls erutoroet.
Die Snbiuuer pidetteu bic 2eideu Der orei
Spfer in Sdute Elm uEb wurfeu fe In ben
Slus.
Sn Sc Be3a ertisaete f9 Elm gufru5r in
ToIae zines Seriuds, cine Benesuug 3u
gunfen bes Sniurseutenfiibrers @oma6o Su
nntetbriidsn. Die Resieruu9snlppen feuers
ten riidfhtaIos nuf bns auf ben StraSen ar.
iummengelaufene Solt uno 1877 Reui1eu -
Ndrner, ssrareI unb Stnber - purben ees
t6btet. Sedssis aubere Beriuueu trugeu
99unoen beoou.
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gfaG1rtd1teta bon Striv ortbs .

@te0eianb, O., 8. DECEMBER. - Die
Siirgen bes fliGtgen Staoti9asmetfers 4r.
portbp batten hurd @ebeimpoIijifeu ausre.
funbiGaftet, oaB aruotibp ieit Dem IA. ST.
tober i'm pSauefod= 3otel," @cnent=8arben,
Souoon, lebt unb feline 9iota Ieiset, Da er nit
@elb iebr rpcbl periebeu If. Snfclse 9efen
ianbten iie ibren Humalt, Iubr. s. Squtres,
mad 2oubou. no berietbe am 6reita9 antan.
gr ieste fd iofOrt nit aruortbs tn Ssrbius
bung unb piro mcrgen nit oemidbeu eine
&oufereHa babeu, in mel4er er arpurtbps
3ufimnuna sur r1ebertrasung Der bon ibm
bier 3uriifgellfenen $4OO, 900 Sbligationen
Der p&lepelanb '@nloraboer Siebs Comp" Al
erlangen iu1en mill. @eIiuet ibm Dies,
bann rpirc bamtt 4rportbp' 9 uuteri4leif DOL.
Zig gebedt tuerSeu. 9erieIbe lies aud fir
$4,000 9ns-attien 3urtid, bic Gimp nod iebr
,.,ar3knon tr,orNota Aifrftao
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2lufreeenoe stsuaa Der itdSttgdea
8autenbeboroe ttt SyerSeusSEtu.

Serfeps @itp, RS, 8. 0eserber. -
8dbrenb Die 8eb0rbe fir Sfientli6e Sauten
be1te Brotefte gegen einen Sorf9lag Der ,,Olt.-
Clair @ompagnie" sur 6erftelluus elmer neueu
aSafierleituns fir SerieuzGitp enfsegenuabm,
unterbrad Der yadtb." Y. Z. Mc9auablin
Die 8erbanblungen, unb ideuite allen 4Rfforz
Serunasn, iid ruhia 81 perhalten, felne Bead)<
tuna, 10 baB Yrdtoeut aeerns idlsslidl bem
Spesialpoll3iftsn @onmap eebOt, ben Rubez
fSrer on Die Cuff Ill iesen. Mc0auablin belt
iid, an bem Greppenseduber feit une ieste Dem
BOlislften 10 bart III, baB id) Or. Seerns, Der
9nmalt Ricoro unb u1ehrere annere 8eriouen
oeranlaSt iahen, 6em bebrdH9ten Seamten M
Sdlfe al ellen. Inter thgen oeretuigteu an=
ftrenguugen brad bas ciierne 9elGnoer uno
bic garse @eielidaft ifiir;te bic Sreppe binab.
8rGiibsnt 8eerns fiel NIT Dem Sopfe auf eincn
Bult unb ssrbrad Den 8sfel oss 9estereH.
@r erlitt cine nidlt unerbeblide Serlebaug am
Sopfe. als Gonpap bann isiuen &uitppd
sog uno McQaugbIin banit su bsarbetten
orObte, sntfernte iid ssr &abeifOrer.
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EmaIfefert,,,nsoefn

Sttana, 8. DeB. - yi. sBooo, tpelder
In @emeini4aft nit 81. Salsnttue BON 20,
routO on 9poia 8. gbarIstoH baielbft eiHe
abortion uOruabm, in 6olae bereH Oas 5raus
euSiImer seffOrben If, bat fid,, nm Oem Urn
Der @ere9ti9teit III eat9eben, na4 Chicago
gefltGtet. Die canaOtids 8egteruug bat
fi1 nun on ben euslii9ea @elaaoteu in
@aibington nit Der Bite geUaaot, Em bic
Auslieferun9 Bcoo's al oas beige @eri9t
uGdSulAdeu.
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SIattse Scene tn etner BadfSube

SnotanapO oils, Snb., 8. 9eseubsr. -
Ger 8ddsrmelfter Sohn g. Bruce, gt. sos,
Sir9inta 4uenue, purbe ge9en ubr beute
iriib III etner Sdderei, fpdbren6 er ben Seig fir
letH Sroo tHstste, bon ietnem 9eiellen @eor9
Sodsr, etnem 0entiheu, nit einem Mefier
uno eirem 8etle angefallen unb burdl 5dldge
auf ben aopf, iOpie burd mebrere Meieritite
ihmer eerlsst: 6rau Rruee, tuslt1e bic pill
ternle lbres @atten b0rte, elite oemielben 81
SHlfe, uno es 9elang ibr, ben BtitbenbeH pas
Don abSuhaltsn, 8ruce poIlen0s gu t0OteH.
9adsr sntflOh unb if bis sur Get nod nitlt
einssfangeH. Gr tpirb als perbilIeHer anarftif
beidrisben, nnb ioa nit ieinem BrinStpal,
melher Gin eitriger 6epu5lifaner mar uno let=
ner Srsnee iibsr Sarrtion's Grndhluu9 bdua
fi9en Ansbrnf nerlieb, STters Strcit barlber
onge'anaen habsu. 8olttiider 6a5 miro oa'
her aIs Wfotio fir ben ansriff an9egsbeH. DIR
Sernunoets liegt I'M SospitaI barnieSer, uno
man slanbt fonm, oab er be gtaht iiberleben
wirb. sader fauO Ieit Srei SasreH in 8Egee's
VienfsH.
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Sin NuGers, ,SOgcOtt" ge9e3
Gnnnfaasaeffnuaeta.

chicago, 3. De;ember.- Sn Der beutis
gen @OfenueriummluHs Der methodist
Episcopal Association" pur6en Bsi9life
onaenommeu, pelGe ole Sonntass sieituu9su
benuu,iren Hne bic 0iitalieber Der IN DER
gfiociation oertreteueu @emeinoen aufor=
bern, ieue BIdtter ;u pbopcOttsu," reip. bic
ieIben peoer ;u Isien. no1 AH3et9eH tn t5aeH
IN nernfient.idlen.
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Rtnoer na.teefe1ener1 Saattltet,,

@pIumbus, Ohio, g. DECEMBER.
BON Der pRouen's giiifOnarp. Secietn" Der
biIdShIiGen Wetbobifteu Sir9e bitIer Sta. t
senahte ieniationeae @ntbeduua if bier an
ios 2i6t gefommeH. Die MitalIeoer be- Sc
iGaft bemsrften HenIib, ME cine an,ubI
Sdulmdo den bur9 etne pinterthiir fit in
elm on Der Sauptfrase geIegeues Saanflotal
unb Gefiaurant dIi4ea, tpdhrenO Suaben
BON namlideu AIter bas 2otaI, toeltes lett
Idnsersr .Seit inter poIi3eitt9er aufiiat fiaab,
auf einen anberen gSege betrateu. Die Wdo,
den perIieBen oas Saus in siemlit auaeheiz
tertem ,3uffanbe, uno man iOlgte ibnen naG
ibren gSobuungen, nobel iid berausfeute,
Dos fie iGmmtIidh auseieheneu 6amilien aus
gebSren. gttpa breiBig Snabeu nuo WdD den
fou0eu ii6 ieit ldnger, als einem Ronat Eaff
tebeu. Gag in bem seuaunten SauIe elm. Sie
beIutbeu Vile bic SofiGnIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-12-04
Gfir Elm aebroMetles Gera.

@battauooga, &euu., 8. DECEMBER,
- @abreub Der 0srflofieueu gBO9e mar in
Saiper, Gem, Elm BrO3eB i'm 8au9e, Der in
oer gor;su umgesenb groBes Sutereiie erz
reote. @ucrstia DicRepuoloe bate eineu Der
reidfen Surmer i'm County, SObu @rabam
nit 9tomeu, Degen Sruhs zines 6eiraIbs,
ueriprsaeus oui 100000 S6absnerius uers
tlGgt. Die 9HIs ipra4 ibr sefera S25, 600
81
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ggteoee stne @rabes: aatafrephe.

RepcaftIe, @ol., 3. December. - Su
Der uytibIaHos sWtiue" trut aaseu le6s ll5r
Beute abeno Elm ihlageuoes s8etter etu, 0ur1
neldes eit 4rbsiter get0otet uuS a1t anbere
ihDer usrte5t Ooer Uerbrauut purben. g9s6-
rtre Der 9eetsreu perbeu pa1ridetnlt4 fer
haT
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9anerldaftr. @eroienffe.

Nem . orf, 8. Sejenber. - Die pdb=
reno Der lettsu gSode on oem isdstdntgeu
Souerlanfs i'm sRubii iou> Square. Sarben"
beibetligteH gfdnuer, tpeIde bic eliorberli1e
3abI ncn yfetlen 3uriiflegteu, Die iie III IL
mem Gntbeil GR ben ginuabmen bars6tigte,
erbielten heute i'm 8iireau Der . Bolc2sS Sas
iette" tbr @elo. Die eiu3etueu Betrdge fnb:
gtttIeuooo $S704, Sertp $I666, NSoure
Sill. @artmri9bt 1888. gOremac $555,
Snrt $46S, Sopartb $3.50, Gouuor $277,
@0lbsE 1856 nnh aHainn 500
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@bH 9atg's 2l6enteaer.
Gin betnarter SptcIh5usnsSefIsts uuo eUas.
H,eiaer ,,Sportsmaa" bstaabe oGS Spfe.
zines giaubmotokI

Gin betnarter SpicIh5usHsSeFisss iiuo eUes=
Hieiasr ,,Sportsmaa" bet1abe eGS SpTes
zines glaubmotSsI
RemzD Dort. 8. December. - Bill DoIn,
Der befanute pEutimaH," @igentblimer oe4
cBh'lc6eIpbia @lub=6puie" Al Song Erant6
mi zines aubereu SaiarSipielIotala In ga
Iatoga, uurOe beute Nadnitag i'm 3ueiteu
StoGperie bes SauIes yfr. 40j, l. Apeuue,
IN hem 3immer SioSie Stauton's, eiues 25,
jGbrigeu IeoiQeu SraueuJimmers, in bic
S9lafe geiGoheu, teao1 nttt sefdbrlt9 be-
lest. Qobie, iotpte 5eufn Slmmcno uuo
ieiue 6raI Gla, bic bas uGmlld)e Stoduerl
nit abbie belpobueu, fiub dIs nlutbmnsti4s
Wiitidulbigs on benz MOrboerlu9e perbaftet
nor0en. g8 erbe1t, caB 9al1 bur1 etn
S6teibtu gSbie'S 81 eiHsm 8eiude ieass
6rauen3immers oaranIaBt pur6e.
gSGtrenb er in ibrem Simner auf iie mar
tete, tiaten spei Wiuner, bic ibre SeH1ter
nit Sni6eutiiGern oeTbullt batteu, pI6slid
aus eiuem Sinter3immer eiu, uu0 elmer Der
6ren1beu, nsI6er nit siuem 8eboIuer be.
uaffnet mar, 1ief 8alp 3u, bic Sdnbe enlpor
IN beben. Nnffatt ~ sebOrden, mahte Ger
Seorobte 0iiene, fid3 aut bic Gdaber AZ fit
jen, uHb Der Bepnfuets orifte ieiueu 3Ie.
oOl0er ab. Die Sugel traf Dalp on Der
S6lafe, prnLlte iebod ab uub neruria9te rur
cine leiIte Strsifpunbe. De Qammoa0s
febeu in Gem Gufe, Gin aifgnuttoneIofaI 81
betreibeu.
Nad5 Gem Sdufie fii1rte 9ata eiuen Sdlas
geeen ben Rnnn, tusI1er gefeuert bate, uno
beperffeuiste feline Slutt aus Sem 6auje.
@r besab fiG iofort mad Der BoIi,etitattou
uub benndrt6tiste ben @apitGn GeiIp, mel.
der Snmmonb, befeu 9ruu uub 4oOie pers
baiteu lies. Dalp erfldrt, er babe ;ur 3eit
$4,000 bel fih sebobt, uno es iet offeabar
bnruuf abseiebeu sepeieu, ibu 3u beraabeu.
&apitGu &eiGb erfIdr,,, er tenne ote WGuner,
pelde ben 9lnubmorOueriud periibteu, unO
bcffe, bieislben biluen neniaeu S.uuoen in
yIumner Cider" Al baben. gS oerlautet,
bns bic ;tpei Mdnner CUTE Befauute Dain's
fiub uub beiieu affairen seuau teaneu.
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Vas 9eneraIpoFSsiHer Sidtrions Sabrss.
berioat.

Der Dom 8enet1IpOImelHefS StdtuIon eirIz
gereidte Satresbert9t ergieba bas fid5 bic
Erutto, Giuuabmeu Des BOHepartemeuts In,
lestsn Sabre nnf $52 r695, 17b'b 'bsltefeu. Die
Seinmmt ansGnben. eini9lRsIid Der nod
unbe3ablteu Serbtnolidtettes barunter bic
&sdnuusen ber Bueiicbahnsn fir Bolttrans.
portutiun, betrageu $56. .885,4o8. Nas De-
fi,it bsIduft fid3 biernad auf s4,l9O,227.
Sir Dos ON 80. Suni 1885 terfloffeue Rtsfol.
inhr betrus bas Dsfigtt s6,s73,944' 1886
S7,166, 954 unh 1887 $4,2e7 ,2S8. Die Sin.
uubmen fir sns luufenbe tm 80. SUM 1889
perfireiGenee 6isialjahr neroeu anf S57.
397, 1876 oerauidIagt uno sic gusauSen ami
$50, ,66O,233 tpouad elm DeF,it DON "a.
ACT ,657 an bsdeu iein miirie. Die Giunab.
men itir eas ua6fe ON s.. Stunt 1890 Der.
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