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ArriyaIa At R. and p. Station.

From Boston-1Od5 a. m. daily eSpressl.
From New York and Philaqelphia-b, go, 3, 90,
500, 500 0.i2 Qimitedl and 1o.47 N.
All daily except / AZ, a, 800, S.2O y. M,
and they daily except Sunday.
fr0 Zoo arg ss5 sd5 I SgSs SSs aSd iog5 an; m;
142, 2,15, $40, 400, 6.55, 7.1O, 500,
$50, 9.12, and 10,47 D m. On Sundays,
b.30, $50, 90, $50, 1915 a. M; 2. 10,
$40, BOO, 500 9.12, 1917 p. IN.
From Annapols--s am; / AZ, ,I5.55 and 500 p
M On Sunday, 5.55 p. m.
From BufIdlo, Elmira and Harrisburg-9.30 a
From Pope's Creek Line-s.36 a. m. Except
Sundays and 6.55 p. m.
From Richmond and the South-11 "a a. n
$40 and IL p. IN. On Sunday, ll.2i a.
From st, Louis, Chicago and Pittsburg-
$50, $50 a, M; 5,55 and 500 p. m
From 4iezandgia-e.25, 7,2s, $40, $40,
1925, 1l.21 q; nj 1;49, 800, $40,
sunday, $50, l1'24' a, M; b'ao, 7'25,
From If Cincinnati, louisville and St. Louis
9;4O p. m. daily via Chesapeake and
From New Orleans, Lynohburg, Chattanooga
and intermediate points, $40 p m daily.
From Atlanta, Raleigh, Birmingham, New Or
leans Texas and California Through sleep
ers from New orleans leans and Atlanta) 1885 p
From Manassas and strasburg, 9a7 a daily,
except Sunday
From Charlottesville and points on c. and o.
Railway, $40 p IN daily.
From Memphis, Nashville and Arkansas and
Texas points, 11I3 a M daily.
From Round Hill, w. and o., 300 p m daily,
except sunday and $50 m daily.
Arrivals At IL. and q. Station.
From BaltImore-tl2, 10, u 80, *s 10, ts 80,
40. "1o,85, tloA5, t11.45 a m, t1.5o,
$500, 1905, $3.50.
From Annapolis-tS 80, t10 90, HOBS IN,
II 80, t5 20 1900 Sundays, 900, 1O35
a m and 80 pm.
From TrSderIc5Ess,25 4, ! !, M 1915 1925 m,
From Harper's Ferry-*6.2o, 1880 m, '1.55
f1.15 s6.15, 1928 pm
From Gaithersburg-t7.4o 800, 'S.25,
1880, sl025, tl1,30 a m, t255, taos,
*I.15, g0.15, t7.1b, 1926, 30 20.
From Hagerstown-i0.3O m, tl.5 t5.15,
1925
From Chicago, +7.20am, 1918 pm
| From Pttsburg, = 90 M 1918 p IN.
From Cincinnati, and St. Louis, 1920 m,
and II 90 pm,
tDaily daily except Sunday, Sunday only.
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The OId.sOIdiers' Home.

The Old soldiers Home lies about II mile be-
yond Howard University, out Seventh
conveyances, namely the, Ninth and Seventh
street car lines. Its main building is of
marble, 200 feet front with very high
tower, The view from Its tower surpasses
any similar view in the neighborhoad. A
statue OF General Scott adorns the grounds.
There Is also a National Cemetery with sew
eral thousand Union dead buried there. The
drives IN the soldiers Home grounds are
the finest in tho District,
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The National Museum.

The National Museum IS In the Smithsonian
grounds,a few yards east of the Smithsonian
building. II contains thousands of the most
in teresting ourlosities, samples OF the life
open daily to the public from a. m. TO 4
n.
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The Dear mute college.

The Deal Mute College IL on the north side Of
boundary street, AZ the north end OF Eighth
street northeast. IL is reached by cab or
the II street line OF cars. IL Is the most
prominent Deaf Mute College in the world,
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EnuCAIlnnhl


nTtN al srMMEE ACADEMY or fIjr
~ AltIS SOL Y street presided over bg
Mrs lMOGENE r. MORUEtI who has had
- medals and studied 15 years I'm Fu. orc
Win the most celebrated artists no prevent
children forming careless habits of dtawinc,
thcy will he received Saturdays. al 4 vcars
OF age and upward, Tor almost nothing
Instruction In every branch of art. f1'n
Drawing Of all kinds To- Portraits and MS
tor.cal Painting, Evening classes for 10 lips
and gentlemen Mondays and Wedugsi .ys
al o'clock
GPENCERlAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, cor.
- 9TH and y sts, n. W., the first floor over
the Bank OF the Republic. recently
secured, for additional college hall ana
new college Office Three entiro foCrs now
occupied by this Institution. New classes fgr
spring session in six departments. Practical
Business Course; stenography and Typewrit-
Ing; Practical English branches; Elocution;
Bonn Pitman Photography; Rapid Business
Writing Day and Evening Sessions for Cen.
tomen and Ladies'. Tuition by the year,
quarter or monthly installmCnts Circulars
SPENCER. Vice prinCipa1
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The District Buildings.

The District. Buildings, in which are located.
the various departments of the District
Government are situated on First street,
two squares north of the Peace Monument.
The edihce Is handsome four.story brick
building, in which 100 people arc employed,
and repays visit, having been admirably
RECONSTRUCTED for its present uses. Pass
avenue the visitor will come to
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ThP G,iiN Hall.

This is;a large and commodious building, at
the head of Four nd.a-llalf street, built
for use rather than show, AMI now QcCu-
pied by the District courts. just In front
and to the south Of the City Hall Is a
column of white stone surmounted by a
marble figure Of Lincoln, executed by Mr..
Flannpry
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,budiclary Sduapc.

The City Hall stands on the south front of
judiciary Square, one of the finest parks in
the city The city jail used to standon the
northeast corner of the square which runs
from Fifth to Fourth and from ID street and
and Louisiana avenue 10 G street-three
lOup full eouarps
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FIRST GLASS SEASIDE RESORT,
A New and Spacious Hotel

HAS been erected, and newly and handsomely
furnished throughout. A number of neat
cottages have been built and other extensive
improvements added.
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ana rennn nrnnnn,nnt

Just hall way across tho Avenue from the
northeaH entle o The BbtaulUal Gardens,
aud at the west foot Of the Capitol Grounds,
signed by Admiral Porter In honor of tho
dead soldiers and sailors of the late war,
" is of marble and cost, with pedestal and
platform $4,000. It Is proposed to remove
this monument to one Of the squares on the
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MARTYRS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

313 SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Near City Postoflce.
The. highest standard Business College n
America.
Color6d students not admitted
Catalogues free.
+. q. MARTYN, President
G. X, UItNER, A. NJ. G. r., Pringiral
Nj DONALD.ELLIS SCHOOL, COR aASs.
Nl ave and 18th 81, Washington n g.
Second session Feb. ], 1888.
Miss Cutchoon's Evening Travel Glass will
begin Feb 20, 1888
The FIRST lecture on American Literatuleby
Professor Lincoln, February IA, 1888
For information address the principal
MISS ANNA ELLIs.
CtCHOOL OF FINE DECORATIVE EHBEUY
~ dCry and Painting now open at OuUgu.
heimer & Brothers Art Rooms 61A Ninth 70
n W. bet K and II.
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The Pension ONCE.

The new Pension Building extends nearly the
entire width of Judiciary Square from
Fourth to Fifth sts. and from q, nearly 10 f
street. IL is the largest brick building in
the world and is devoted TO the examlna-
tion and settlement of claims for pensions.
II is built of red brick cost three quarters
OF a million dollars and in it are employed
over l,5Q0 clerks, In the court of this bulld.
fng was given PRESIDENT Clevelands Inau
euration Ball. II can be reached by the
Metropolitan and the Belt Line cars,
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The Geological Bureau.

The Geological Survey, with It's thirty em-
ployes, in this city, Is located on f street,
partment building, immense as Il is, is en-.
tirely too small for the accommodation OF its
bureaus. two Of which, besides the Educa-
tional and Geological BureauslA Agriculture
and Penslon) are located In other quarters
These two last bureaus are among the
largest under the Government
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The Centre MARKET.

The Centre Market occupies the squares
south Of the Avenue bounded by Il street
on the south, seventh street on the east
and Ninth street on the west. II is a very
beauty, and probably In size by none in the
world. IL Is the cleanest and the best
market in America. North up Seventh
street from here Is
The Washington critic., 1888-06-23
Dayy Burns, Cottage.

One OF the curiosities of Washington Is old
Davy Burns Cottage, ,'on Seventeenth street,
near the river. IL may be reached by the
drive south of the Presidents House or by
the Metropolitan or Avenue line Of cars.
Next door to II is General Van Ness once
stately mansion, where he brought his bride,
Marcia Burns, one Of the original heiresses
of WASHINGTON =. -,--
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The PostonIce Department.

The General Postoflce Department is on the
square bounded by i, Seventh and
although It's, proximity to It's larger and
what obscures It's great size and tends TO
lessen its beauty. Its different bureaus
possess great interest to the visitor, but the
be observed. The collection Of curiosities
taken from the mails In transit, as speci.
mems Of the uses TO which the Nations pos
tai conveyances are put, is both varied and
unique Everything unrnailable, from an In
dian tomahawk TO a stuffed kangaroo, Is to
be seen in this collection, and 1t is still
growing. Across Eighth street and con.
is large brick building devoted to tile
money. order BUSINESS, Seven hundred and
sixty clerks are employed in the two build
ings, i.I '..r'
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The Interior Department,

or, as 1t is popularlY termed, the Patent Of
hce, occupies the two squares between Sew
enth and Ninth and F and g streets. 1t Is
built In the Doric style, and Is an admirable
specimen OF the boldest and coolest of the
Greek styles. IL contrasts finely with tho
General Postofice, which Is Corinthian, the
most ornate Of the pure Greek modes OF
architecture. The curioslties OF the Patent
MY " WI nas oHSa haye baen %
and.exhibit themselves to the gaze In every
stage Of Invention, This bpilding, Is occupied
byover l,sQQ clerks, and, Ike most of the Gov
ernment offices, Is open to the visitor from
Department are well worthy of a visit, The
great inauguration ball at Lincoln's second
term took pIace in the PATENT Office,
The Washington critic., 1888-06-23
The Government Printing Onice.

The Government Printing ONCE Is In a north
east direction from the Pension Odice, at
the corner Of II and North Capitol streets.
IL Is by far the largest printing establish.
ment in the world, and Is full of interest to
visitors. The cost of running II goes up into
millions annually, and the money III well
spent. lt wouldtake columns 20 merely
outline the gigantic establishment which
employs in It's busiest season over 1000
people. IL Is reached by the Columbia line
Of cars. Coming back downtown" TO the
City Postoiiice, which Is at the heart of the
business portion of The city-on Louisiana
Avenue, Jus, east of busy Seventh street.
the visitor will find across Seventh street
and on the south side of Pennsylvania ave,
The Washington critic., 1888-06-23
The Naval ObsevyatQry,
TIE Agricultural Departmcnt.

This building is situated east of the Monu.
ment. II is inclosed by the most beautiful
and glowing flower garden in the country
and the grounds contain the most complete
arboretum probably in the United States,
Attached TO this Department are the ESper-
diately west of the main building. The Belt
Line cars go right western wing Is the libra
. ry ard the second past the grounds. On
= The first floor of the floor of the centre of the
Ial museum,
The Washington critic., 1888-06-23
st, John's y. y. Church.

81, Johns T., Il, Church, whion has been often
called the State ChurCh because more Presi-
deuis have wOrshped there than ut any
other, stands nc the corner of Ii and Six
teenth streets. IL was built in 1915 and en-
larfed IN 1850. In II have wQrshpped Presl-
aps Though the latter was a Cungrega-
tlonallsD Martin Van BIren, though ho be.
lQDged to the DHtoh Reformed Church,
Harrison, Tyler, Polk, Taylor Fillmore
Nbongh the latter was a Unitarian), Pierce,
BnClapap and Arthur, Presidents Lincoln,
IOhnA0n and Grant have also attended ni-
yiRe services here although not steadily Its
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old, dim English country Episcopal
cbcrches.
run lrroasuvv ncDoytwcns
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Masonic TempIe.

Westward from the Patent ONCE, across Ninth
street at its Intersection with +
street.. Is. the HANDSOME Masonic
ing ona of the mostcomplete in its ar
raneements of any building cOnsecrated to
Masonic uses In the country.
The Washington critic., 1888-06-23
The Rurenu OF E,ducation,

The Bureau Of Education is in brick building
due north of the Patent Office. The visitor
fail to visittbis bureau, which contains q
complete collection of objects illustrating
the progress and Condition of education
throughout the. world. lTirty-nine cm-
pIoyes conduct the work of this bureau.i
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@heffanoa Srae 6pIen

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IjSa SntInse butIe 9Uhu Snli,b lett Ginger
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puuie fam unb BON Der 6lutt b6rte, naaIe
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alt. unb feline 6rou 3ablte gar nur Is Sabre.
3as &bepaar war IN Streit seratben, mel
bic iuHae Sr0u gum Sau3e gehsn poIlte
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uit 6tBen, bis iie bepuBtlos Ia Der 9tjnu
Iiegen kllsb. @tnige 9tunben ipiter ma,
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gSfcarantta.GanaE.

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Die foIieulte Ser0lh6uhg 3rptQeu oeu fertlz
cen SuedeH su ftn0en. j3Uii9en oem GAN
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pIoOiorii6 oeIpiabit5u nur gang Dsni5 abz
rpsiC1eu, oieueidt nur auf etae Strede Don
3pei biz bret Yttileu, Die 9sgenDIrtIg oers
meiieH mir0. 3ie Sermeiiung oes Slu
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Id oer5trUmld Su 6oro III ferttg, uno
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@ehs9osFer Ra@rtGtest.

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fid1 cort btt Sefaunteu aufgehllteu.
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G., neIder betaHntIidb ben periforbeHeu Brd-
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tIant au eiHem 0eriIeiben oarnie0er. St
fGul bon BGhinstOu hierber, nm Den 8r.
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"a. StraBe, tpGreu geftern 8ornlittag ge9en
IL llhr rtehrere Dtaurer bel'm @rritten Der
SunonmentUaueru zines Heubauss beiAdi=
tist, oils cine SprsuspatrOue, bic nod Don
fltiberen SprenguuBeu Der in Oem feltgeu
Rooen fiedte, nit lautem Sra6 pl0Bli9 er=
plObirte. Die Saleffiide flogeH rad alien
8ittuugen umher uub elue Srose Weui4eus
merge maIo ourf bic Detonation Gus Der
gfa4bnridaft herbtiseIodt. Sliidli95rmeife
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purben letOer erheblih perlest, rdmiidb be
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ter hem @eueIaI Grant bienten, mahteu
heute Der Sruu Grant ibre aufwurIuug.
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Sie &eforttt Der gdmacrfeite ,

Der Netuz gorfer ySStgaro" brin9t in ieiner
neueften Iu8gabe einen Grtifel iiber bic gro'
sen SIngerfefie, beren Au. uno yiieoersaHJ
@r beipridlt bic 9riinbe uno urindeu. Die
INNER &eaftionen berbeifIbrten. Sn Sfeu
naren es bauptG6lif basBummeIn Il. BreIS.
finser. Die Ster= unb Srinfsemiitbiibtett
bate III iabr iiberbaub genommeu, oa;I fam
oas YreisfH9en nit fetHen @iferii4yelsieI,
gtGrselsien unb @ebGfgfeiten. 83r nG19ez
neine SGngerbuno" hate ;par oas Preista,
gen Gtgeihafft, aber Die 6efs rrareH aud
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Chat ben Nnlhein, alS oh oas S1H3erfeft IN
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niiroiger WeiIe trat hanu aber NIT BEN Eatz
fen Ggfte in 2ousuiue G977) cine griiubIi4e
Teotyicn eiH; be 2onlso:ller iSefbeb0roeu
natiten buId) eHrrgtte Dtabrese!H Ger mag
lpien gierbImrleIel etn gnoe; Die Sduger.
briiosr puroen ge3DuugeH, i0li6 81 ieiu uuo
BrOben uuo @oR3erte Su belufen; bic 0telt'
tioH por cine 10 griiuolite, paB mau ses 8u
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(1896) trls6eT nuf cine einfatlsEe BldS Barid
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fie tin SGnptgsmi9' an ba8 BcItslteo IegteH;
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uno ffundIoisu Gortrag be6 SOIfslieoe8 ntu
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fen rub eiuen nabrbait acknowledgement &Ia=
brEd; and auf bem Brogramm bes i'm SUM
fattfnbsnoeu Sdn9erfe4e8 in st Souls IT,
ben blerSOlt8lieber, II. es IN in Der Gbdt eile
d0ue Auigabe fir bic bentideH Singer, e.
race tieisn Sbeil Der bsutlbeI RIiit pte0cr
sur uollen Geltnug 3u bringen.
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den ipGt2r in Baltimore, oas Don bem Dor
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,ncrb6fIiten SdugerbuuO" ueraaitlItet ii
uussroem baben mir rpeuigfeus 3uet grOBe
nmerifnrt'de Mpfltiefe, in Cincinnati uuo
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lem, ipGtsr siuen &er9lelh aHjufelleH 3pis
iden ben nIiifaIiIheu Reiultaten Ger oeuts
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tungen.
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fie mchnte, bebauptete, SelbfmorS begaugeu.
Die 6Iau mar ielt Dem EO0e ibres SatteI,
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hoHzBrb.@o." mo @rflnberS bon mebreren
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Summe ME piinttlih Gu5be3qhlt moroen ietu.
@sun Nuuu Die 5rau ff uuda Dem @ei6afIe
itres Stisiiohues in gttp 9OTf begab, mi
tas @elb 3u hoien, iOl sritl6e iie als irrTuz
nice YerIon baben abfiibren lafisn, uub olei
Nial iei fe in basRapmono= StraBeu, Safdn3z
niB gebrGd1t mor6eu, BON no er (gSarin9) lie
abbolte. 4u6 bic leste 3ablIug erfolgte
uiGt Sur 3eit. Inpajt 2Seusr, Der ;uuI
GermOlter ibre8 Bsrm0gens eruannt ipOr6eH
mar, icute besbalb geItern HaG 9teu port
rJiisH, um bic h9reita am 10. Wtlrj iiQtg gez
rfsieHe SuTme fiir bic 6rau Az coa.tttrea.
&orousr @roHin miro OIL SGmaaS eiHeu So
OH, f hQltln.
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Gas analpaifer trn ws.fnfnpptthal.

CT. 2buie, Is. Nui. - Der Riilfppi
iGb1t fort, 3u ffeigeu, uub tte 6Ohplfar'
marte uou 1881 1T bereits On psrlhieoeneu
Turtter iibertrOfieu wOrben. Ser Sru1 in
,,@nnsQeuee" gu GuEteB's 6oot iette etua
8 Guabrutmeilen 4auO inter gBafer, iibers
ltpemmte JeoOt nttt Die sau3en SHp= Jte-
oerungen, bic iih bon punulbal bls 2oui=
linna, NiO., erfreden. Dds ,,Snn- n-9e1ee"
eeeeniibsr BON 9annibOl III nO9 i,if, uuo
qroBe Sdnorsn Arbeitsr iino bnmit beidlis
iiet, es ned psitsr su fdrten. 8ei Quiucp,
81, rtlesSslauo uHo &ofs Sslano ftnb
Dnmmbriidhe einsetreten unb buben peltereu
S0oben augeri6tet.
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Ter SCrilber ciacS brutaIet DcSpct
4flpfO& effiaefafiaen.

Nou db.& buuf. Beuni., Is. Wat.-giu
llngor, yiomeus Yetatsctp, murbe beute
gotmittag 3u Beuu=6 =6aueu. SIntTiou oui
ben SsrOG6t bin usrbaftet, 3Uet unguriide
Srausn eruoroet su baben, 6eren llebsrrsfte
Dor einiGen Sa9eu 3u Bruibp Yath, nab.
yfeu philadelphia, inter ben Srimmeru
ibrer einseGiterten 8ohnung aefunoeu purz
ben. Der @sfanaene, pel9er nod Elm gang
juuger Ytann uuN anfidubig eetleiOet 1T, ae.
fanS- isine Sdulb iofort ein uuo sr5dhIte
sanS ialtbliitig, ME er Der Gltefeu Der Srausu
Suerf nit elmer art ben Sopf ipaltete uuo
baun bic iiiusere nieberihOB. @r erbeutete
rur $3.50, obslsi6 fdl $1,000 bis $500 i'm
III noH YottsOius iu's @eidasuiB gebra9t
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Sur5e SfnbeIoepeimeu.

- Gufiin &orbtu 1T in Baris uagetommeu.
- @iue ruifiid iduebiide @Ommilfou ii
errnunt Dorben, nm bic 9reHSe Spii4en
Sdmebeu uuo SiuEIauo gu Oeftutreu.
- 8ie Nrbeiter Der BaumpouipiuHereieu
Al Sludburu, @uslaub, babeu sineu 5trits
besonueu.
- Ser befannte iriide Gsitator O'8rieu
III bel eiuer SpGSisrfabrt An Dublin nit benz
@eiabrt isineS @ouegen Snrriugtou in 5OIse
Sdeuperoens Der Bferoe aus bem g8agen
gsf1rrat uuo bot babel eiueu Qrmbrud uaS
ttefe Sdrammeu an Sopf uab 9ef5t auou=
geTa9en.
g Der Yroiss, tpeIden 6rani Eloub nus
Hep<9ort in Dublin, Srlano, eiuieitete, nm
sepiife angeblit ieiHer Samilie geb0rige
Glitter in Siltenup 3u eriunaeu, if in 6olae
ess Ni6tsri4siRsns bss Sldsers fttrt NOR.
BEN.
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@dsIer Satd'S Sob,

Netp. Yort, Is. Nai. - Die @orouers
Surn, nelGe bic nit oem Sooe oes WGtler5
5otd IN SeIbinruug feheuoen umfduoe uus
teriu6te, gab bsute, uaacem mebrere UeiIere
Bergen pernommeu noroen Daren, Elm aui
,suldlligsn Sob" lGuteubes Seroift nb. Sls
&erbitt ertlGrt feruer, Satd lei Don 5er;is
unb Srau ScOfislo in bas Scofetoihe pans
selodt ncrSen uuh oort bel einsm aus 59ret.
fen uSr her ibm brpbenben 8lo6fsQuug ge-
mo6teu SluGtueriu6e aus benz Senlsr &C.
fiir5t. Sie an9stlasten Durbea inter ls
$5OCO giirsidoft fir ibr @rideiaeu Dor oer
@rcrbsSurh agfftlt.