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Daily Republican., 1888-01-06

For MANY years previous 10 the re-
bslllon 1t was q well known fact thai
she South was bitterly opposed TO lhe
tariff, and the mem Hers OF Congress
frem that section did eryghing In
fheir power to ensure lss repeal. Al
ahAt time the South was ex ,luslvely
agricultural, but since the war there
has been q change, and the new South
As NOW deeply interested in mAnuiao-
surfing, consequently there has been
considerable speculation TO know how
President Oleveland's free trade mes.
- Eanld BE- eAeel~eA. The answer
..ss nov cons, and come from q source
chat cannot 10 gsinsAid or disputed.
Mr.. George e. Howells of kentucky,
Who is probably the largest dealer in
pig iron In tae South, was in PlslBbure
. few days since on his way 10 New
York, and upon being interviewed he
said
THE South of to day is a wonderful
country, and rs unlike the South OF ten
years ago as day Is like night. Every
thing Lis booming; prosperity is on every
hand, and the people are happy, con
tented and united. Manufactures ART
being opened AL through the States
and IL ts wonderful what a general re
Vivsl has taken place. or course much
OF this Ia due to Northern blood, capita
and enterprise, but the South has MOI
been slow either"
How are the Southern people pleased
with President Cleveland's tariff utter
AncAs?''
"some sections laud him for the stand
he has taken, while others condemn
him. The South Is not the stronghold
of free trade that 1t orce was, and tht
Democrats will discover this to theil
sorrow II they attempt to mako a figh
on free trada platform. The best ar
guments 10 favor Of the high protective
tariff 10 that 1t has stood tho test o
time-thAt although 1t has been ham
mered away at ioT twenty i've years, /
has been but little changed.
"Ths present prosperous condition o
our country 10 smother and living proc
of Its eff. otivsness. Why, even In Ken
tucky, Carlisle's own State, We hay
an occasional proteotionist, while Ii
some Of the other States they are Al
plentiful as to make Democratic sue
cess in them Very doubtful, if tree trad
be made the Issue"
Mr.. Howell, in hIs utserAnces, n
doubt voices the sentiments OF q major
ity Of the people o; the new South, AM
this being the case 1t is diff ,uit 70 Sc
how President ClevelAnd's free trad
policy ts going to make . solid 5outl
for the Democratic party at the max
Presidential election.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-06
IT is A supsAcr Tor resre. lhs. NJ

IT IS A SUBJECT Tor regret that Mr..
Powderly, the very Ell aent head oil
the Kaights OF Labor, Is not now In a
condition 20 give them bis counsel and
advice. Ne do no. believe that he
would have approved OF the strike OF
the employees OF the Residing Railroad,
or Of the strike In the sshuylkill main.
ing regions. The ordsr OF the Knights
OF L sbor vas formed for the purpose Of
improving the condition OF the work
ing olass, and assisting them by orgAni-
cation, in resisting The snoroAch ments
OF capitalists, and TO this end Mr.. Pow
derby has devoted some OF the best
years Of his life, and freely given Of his
time and money. Unfortunately for
the Kuighss there have also been, aud
still are other men who pose o. leade 70,
whose main purpose Is self aggrandize-
ment, and the veating Of petty spleen,
consequently thelr efforts always re.
suit In disaster, trouble and suffering
for the very men whom the order was
formed 10 assist An Instance OF thai
nature once occurred in this city, and
We sincerely hope may never occur
again. Another instance Is nov taking
place In the strike OF the Reading Goa
miners, which, II 1t 10 persisted In, vii
bring trouble and suffering to thou
sands Of Innocent working people In al
parts OF the country by outing of sheI
supply Of fuel and closing the indus
trial establishments on which they de
pend for their living. Therefore tn
question 10 not one alone o. an Advanc
Of wages for the miners, % thAs be
comes OF secondary importance whe
compared with the vast interests Q
oshsr workers shat are now OF slakt
The winter 10 always 9 trying SEASON
and sometimes full OF suffering 10
those who are obliged to depend upo
tneir labor for themselves and tAmtlie
bus now, through the Ill advised Aotlo
OF other workers, they are shreAtene
with still greater hardships, which nut
all their hearts wish anxiety aud drest
The probability Ia chat the supply I
fuel will be cut of, their Workshop
closed and they themselves oompelle
70 endure q season Of enforced idlene
through no fault Of their own. Add
this fact that the strike must necessar
ly cause considerable advance In Il
price OF the limited supply OF coal no
on hand, and the wisdom OF Mr.. Pc,
derry becomes more apparent when !
insisted that the knights should new
begin or oountenAnoe n strike th
could be avoided, and mot even the
until the matter had been we'll weigh
and the consequences fully considere
Daily Republican., 1888-01-06
w HITE GOODS.

White Plaid Lawn at 10
cents A staple thing at
least 20 per cent. less than
real value. Gold dollars at
eighty cents. Would you
buy at thai? Buy this and
you will 10 as we'll, provided
you can use the Lawn. The
nse is the only difference Be.
tween the bleaohed cotton
and the gold.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-06
HANDKE RCIIIEFS.

Mems hne Linen plain
white and hemsti t C h e d
Handkerchief at So q
dozen. We never before
knew such Handkerchiefs to
be sold for less than So a
dozan.
A hundred other bargain:
just as wonderful at thu
same counters.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-06
TTHPaEctDtATtB ATTRACTING
U eItR HIlF 4 klltlOa u!ram
Louisiana StateI .otterv Conn.

%TOeNh-as%AAAA ~ bNA w A40tbEI " OUuf11V
Incorporated In 1888 for 20 YEAR 4 4.
Legislature for Educational and (n,l.ss
purposcs-with . capital Of o. b N
which q reserve fund Of over ~ 3 =
since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vcts nm.
ohise vas made part Of the prosr, =.
1873. -
The only lottery ever voted 90 MA
dorsed BY the people OF any stAn,
II neper scales or poetpoTA
Afe Grand efnGR0 Number syw
tnRs sake ptses Monthly, asa b
Grand Quarterly Draw fngs, M
lsyiy every three ssaoaihs Apt
June. sept~mber and Diocesan
A hPLGk fbAss OPPORTUNnf Il
WIN A FORTUNE. list Gun
DhAW WING, GLASS n. IN TIE Ek
BMf OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEN
TUESDAY, January 10. l8ssilA
NJ 0nthiw IhFaW
Daily Republican., 1888-01-06

NJ |tlUE-l, JOHN PLINN, rhEOwN.
er OF the house situated At 100 Market
- IN the 2hd ward 0tthe city OF Whining
iJn county nf Now Castle aud state Of Della
wars, IN oomPlihncs with the requirements
OF the aota Of The General Assembly in such
case made and provided, do hereby glgo no.
Iee mat ! snail apply in writing - the
ooutt OF General Sessions Of the Peace and
jail Delivery OF tho State OF Delaware, in
anu Tor New CASTLE county, on Monday the
olh day OF fso., A. d., 1883 being tbs next
Lerm OF said court for . license for aatd house
~ an inn or tavern, for the Ba 10 therein Of
lhtoklcat ing liquors in less quantities. than
oAe quart, 10 be drunk on tho premises, and
inc following respectable citizens o. sale
ware recommend tho said application, viz
samuel hookhaimer A Il hohmsn Bro
Inward L. Smith john Ii Hubert
John 4 bush SAMUEL Reed
EdHard Malchtor Adolph KlobsrK
Ohaflea heinol Jacob Antasiks-
| I q HirEel W X Hart ovn
Root Kenyon q "A Jordan
John II WigglSswCrth tino w Quttrn
| Alexander OhAmbers q II I}rosA
y Booth Timothy MoHar1ssf
/ W Ii Bgboock Henry t3ohI u
| Michael Rafferty, Moses SIuItn
John McVey
| lhdS"St JOHN FLIEH.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-06

We, the updersigned Ranks ana No..
VII pay all Prfsea drawn In ms 49,.
state Lotteries which may be prs,ssa !,
}. "a: OaLEsmY, Pres. Is.,,,..
National Esamh. a"'az
PIERRE LANAUX, Pros, a,as n.
ef0nAl BamM. -
A. RALNWnW. PFen N. q ps,sn
GAIL AOMMsP Pres. Uafou Es,,,ss
Bank. ''ss
Daily Republican., 1888-01-06

Last evening after the newly elected
officers Of Wilmington Lodge, No la.
.. U. W had been installed, Past Mas
ter Workman Robert g. Titus vas pre-
scented with handsome golt badge By
his friends In the lodge. w. l. Slim
mel made the presentation speech.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-06

Sales of personal property will take
place as follows: January 18Th, VIM
Y. Warner, city; February 27th, DAnieI
Draper. W. y. 9. Hid March Ali,
Samuel Carlisle, W. o. G. Hid March
9Th, Harry Mshsffy, BrandyWine Hid
Daily Republican., 1888-01-06

The W. & N Railroad Is having It's
tracks rh!sed to conform with the grade
OF the Dew Shellpot cutoff. In some
p aces t pc tracks viii have to DO raised
three febt.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-06
GlNGIIAMS.

No longer suggestive OF
the pianatore and checked
apron, the charity school
and the kitchen. The Ging-
ham is in high life now, and
ought to be. Two days ago
we wrote:
Sind c2s,y ons of these
S { etc Icbhyr bingham
,stglss IS exclusively our 070a :"
They are on the counters,
and we have hal a bit OF a
chance 10 know them. We
will introduce you: so cents
| a yard. 4 symposium Of
figure and color. All more
or less pronounced. But
blonde Or brunette, small
person or la;ge, younger OF
o!der, can catch the needed
Istyle mith equal ease.
There is entertainment il
these Ginshams. Do yoy
know Ginghams? Unlest
jyou are an expert 60 SLOW
ION values.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-06
A BRIEF REVIEW.

Questions come every mo-
ment about the things that
have interested the public
because OF great cheapness.
The IS cent Shirts are
gone. Not one left.
The Bleached Damask
Table Linen at so cents has
been quick. Perhaps you'll
find it this morning, per.
haps YOU won't. The high
grade at Sl.10 may last two
days. A veiy few pieces of
the fine Dresden at $1.45
still remain. These lots OF
Table Linen and Napkins
were our pride. 1t is no
small thing to bring such
bargains to our city. Big lots
opened and sold within the
week.
The white and colored
Cambria Edgings are still in
ltull supply. The daily
DRUM,BEAT
and roll call OF the stock
stragglers goes on. Shoe.
and Dress Goods, China ant
House Furnishing Goods
were inspected and deal
with yesterday. You car
get many a vigorous recrui
at an old soldier value.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-06

For coed al, :. unu every day can !.
PCS enough and Always cry for more
lHnoh, sop at 224 King street to-
morrow night.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-06
ltinsi Rsgists'st lstiEs b
lew 0RH.kAMB HAGA0E Al AAIl
HoWa SsRAxAEAs. Ia

REMEMpER That the prs'aDs !
ana Early, who are In slaAE4-s OF the 10
inEs, 10 . guarantee 6 hAsoluls iAl11
and integrity, that ths oAAnsss AZ 4
equal and that no one can possibly !Hs
what numbers viii dftE a rise.
REM Eae BER that the pRYment I'd
Prizes Is aBARA AaEED M fa
NATIONAL IA hk9.s OF New Crs
and the TlCgots Eie zig aed by the ~
Cent Of an Institute &, whose 0hla11
rights arc reoogn lz1t in the highest Cgl
therefore, beware Of Any imitation a y
noymous schemes.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-06

NOrlOE-I, LOUIS Il. .EaaNEK,
~ the tenant Of tho house situated at N o.
az orange street. In the khst ward OF
tho city OF Whining TO 0, county OF Newcastle
and state OF Delaware, In oompliAnoe with
the requirements Of tho acts OF the 0eneraI
Assembly In such case made and provided,
do hereby give notice that shall Apply ~
writing 10 tho court OF General Soasions OF
tho Peace aad Jail Delivery OF the state Of
delaware, in and for Now CASTLE County, on
Monday, the eth dag Of feb A. u. 1855, DO.
ing the next term Of G1i1 court, for a license
Tor said house az an inn or tavern, for the
sale therein o. intoxiottihg liquors In less
quantities than one quart, TO be drunk on
the premises, and the following respscIAbIe
cltlsens Of said ward recommend tho sAid
application, viz:
August hiermAnn Edward Stone
J MoMAlus william BAxtsr
iiAniei MeelWee Go0 h O'Uonn.r
Patrick DOugherty z P RRllEns
Michael DAWN A Christy
0hArlee Lynch James MououAn
mlehsel 'flonn Thomas Hayes
! jacob Shleber Iohn wagner
JACOB bakor his
alnett neu mayer Roger 4 DoSerty
! Ttettoh hyAfg marx
James IL HHftins Thomas Ijohsrtv
william " Jess Horace , adams
10 S[dhH LOUIS H. BOOMER.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-06

NOTlCE-I. mARaAkETH F6H Rem
IN BACH, the owner ant occupant OF
the house situated At the Northwest
corner OF Fourth and French strsen,
in tine Fourth ward OF the city OF vii.
mlngton, county OF New uastlo and
state Of Delaware, IN compliance with the
req u iretnenta OF the acts Q the General AS
sombly In such case made and provided, de
hereby give notice that shall apply In
writing 70 the court OF General Sessions Of
the PoRce and Jail Delivery OF the
state Of Delaware In and tor New
CASTLE County, on Monday, the eth day Of
Feb, A. u. 1850. being the next tarm
Of said court, for license for said house 81
an inn or tavern, tor the sAls therein Of In
toxieating liquors in less quantities than
one quart, to be drunk on the premises, and
the following respectable cttiIens OF said
ward recon- end the said application, Wis
| t}eorgo Albert Petsr kbner
! WIN Alsentzer Joseph Ii Green
CHARLES MGmmelo Andrew Uettling
| - IA Aisen;Ksr Jr LeEti R0w
W n u kobelsn EHertsl MD
| James Mills Pred u MAmmele
| Isaac Dlllin John Hanson
Louis Kaiser Joseph Row
Samuel N Smells John Geo Stab
jacob Baker GA Robb
Elmer Is Banks Jossph w Hart
0eofRe Adele Anton 0roN
| Lewis Hartmann Charles Ysttsr
1913, mAk0A IkTHA YEN Il ENBACh
Daily Republican., 1888-01-06
wILnINsTUn ) e,,,,,,,, a., :. : :.

II
Time table In eject Nov Yots Ia,- -
iesve wilmington French 5trenti sS toiIa ~
az heaaine, BirdsboTo, Jo6nrs, Snrtn.
s aS,a' Maynosburg junction, Mannr Po,.s,
ms, ian aqua Allentown, LsbaEoi. WEI Ne.
md Rasd inc ~ points on the Phllasislphi
70, Tor Springfield, Waynes6urx s m =
1nsddps Ford and DuPoStis sno ines.5p n
"I ~, ?o d 100 am, att, and Ibb l. n =.
At , On S a ~ and intermediate points
?. m. 'A's -ss Snd o.
40 I rev Bridge and intern sdiate mint,
~ m y u. and on Saturday, at S 20 and ii 1,
Un sunday for Rssdink and ,ntnrn.t,.,
pointa, at 90 e. m, and loF EnrtnSna, e1.as
nsedImedlato points at 90 o. m. 'u ~A'
arnN oyIth0SLAND, F.B. HIBBARD.
NenI Pass. Az
Daily Republican., 1888-01-06

Nu1IuE-i. MANY RYAN, THE
IN owner and occupant Of the house sit
uated at 500 Kirk street. in the &th ward Of
the city OF Wilmington, county OF Newcastle
and state Of delaware, In compliance with
the requirements Of the acts of the General
Assembly in such case made and provided,
do hereby give notice that AhAli apply 10
writing 70 the court OF General Sessions OF
the PoAoe and JAN Delivery, OF
the state OF Delaware, in and for New Gas.
le.Oounty on Monday, the eth day Of Esb.
A. D., 1888 being tho next term OF aaid
Court, for license for Said house NJ an inn or
tavern, for tho sale therein Of intoX ioAting
liquors In less quantities than one quart, 10
be drunk on the promises, and the following
respectable oitiIens OF said ward recon
mend tho said application, vig:-
WIN Alsentztr Lewis SAssa
Joseph kow James Maxwell
John MoDafi'oy ueo Stab
John Calhoun Henry X King
John aormloy WIN Calhoun
Thomas v Kelly Thomaa Wiubo
bernald CLARK John HREEerty
John moulauerty James McdoniEal
lbett Ham blight Bernard homer
Charles Smith Thomas I,Ally
lsaao Iillin Samuel FINLEY
Samuel N SmeltI Charles Yatter
George Abeie MARY RY AN iaat
Daily Republican., 1888-01-06

VAIN BIT candy at BszsuEon's,l1 e. ID
Daily Republican., 1888-01-06

son why it should be sold at
that. It's worth IL cents
to-day. And you'll pay that
or more, here or elsewhere,
soon. At least so we think.
Fine White Cambria.
"Long Cloth" so.called, but
aOhy we don't know. raj
cents. It's the complement
to the foregoing.
These goods are new, Just
opened. You may call them
arbitrary bargains. if you
will. Unreasonable bar
gains. We make them so
from a sort Of mania for bar
gain making.
ia VI DU RUS.
AS welcome news as we
have ever had in these
dainty creations. Fresh
goods, desirable in every
way, aid at a fragment Of
the common prices. inch
to E inches wide.
Hamburgs at Ioc
Hamburgs at I2c
Hamburgs at I5c
Hamburgs at 20c
Nothing mean or common
about them. On heavy cam
brio, and just the sorts you'll
want to start the spring
family sewing with.
ALLOY lIS
Cambria All-overs, 2 o
inches wide. We count the
worth of all these things by
the stitches on them. BY
1.-THE stitch standard these
| All-overs are worth $I.5o a
lyard. By any standard they
are worth double QUE price
We have marked them SC
cents.
! HOSIERY,
| Some snappy items il
lChildren's Hosiery at snap
py prices. From lots JUS
opening:
: $50 pairs 81 and , incl
Black Cotton Hose Eng
lish),
I5c a pair,
ordinarily would be IS
$50 pairs = inch :Blacl
Cotton Hose (English),
. zoe a pair,
ordinaail y would be 40
! $40 pairs best Englis
!, Black Cotton Hose, sizes 6
to u, a5c a pair,
ordinarily would be 60
480 pairs English Casf
mere Hose, navy and Sc;
> > brown, sizes 6 to ?,
CSC a pair,
ordinarily would be &c
Same, sizes y to 81,
40c a pair,
o ordinarily would be Is
!, u WOMEN s HOSE.
It 264 pairs Women's soil
u color Hose, all sizes an
d first-class goods,
d 25c a pair,
e ordinarily would be &
;, = EVENING NETS.
Full lines of the lateJ
hln Wau=
Daily Republican., 1888-01-06
Capital Prize, $4,000

2l7n Prltas, Amounting 20. saAA
Application for rates to cisbt fhrua h
msd 10 only to the once OF tho Oon 2anI n
NewDTlenng.
FaFiurtheT information wits oleNHiI NJ
lng tull address, POSTAL NOTES, EIpsn
Mcaay OsderA, or New YORK E1ehA,n
IN ordinary lettzE. Ourroacy Oy saRM
lat cur eApanBpl addressed
"a, A. DAUFHIS,
How OFieaaf "A
81 u. A. DAEEMEN,
" sDanng ion, 81
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tis, trDbig. Sbre buntlen Mugen fiills
ten fib nit Sbrdnen Der gntriffung.
N.. ExE~.Anva LIZ fATnLIt ..snE ia

tia, trobig. Sbre buntlen gugen fiils
ten fitb NIT 8brdnen Der gntrhftung.
Du bebanbeIf mid f6le6tl rief fie
in bebenber grresung. Du bait mid
bintergangen = ia. mpbl, btntergans
gen! Wenn bu es bir 1i9t felbit i9on
geiast bait, 70 muB i9 es Dir fagen. Sd
babe b6bere &e9te an bid, unb tpenn
bu mir biefe bertpeigerF tpie bisber, 10
bait 6u nlein 8ertraueu miBbrau9t.
Sd min mir meme 2ebehsluff ni9t oers
fiimmerH Iafen, i'd min es ni6t! unb
ipenn bu nidt gerneiniame 6a9e nit
mir MAIDEN tpi1ft 70 tperbe i'd allein
bafar forgen, baB fie mir erbolten
bleibt. Du bitf elm Beanlter ber @ere9s
tigfeitl 9u tpiirbeit tuobl oaran ibuii,
bid tpeniger um bic allgemeine @ere9.
tigfeit 3li iorgen, unb ettuas mebr UNI
beine beionbere - mir gegeniberl
Sd fir9te, i9 babe eiren berbdngs
niBbolen Srrtbuml begaugen, periebte
ber prdfoent nod elmer langen paufe,
bic er abf6tlidb bate eiatreten lailen.
um feiner Grau 3eit au lafen, ii9 einis
germaBen 5u berubigen.
Mber biele fieI ibnt i9nea ins Wort:
Cine 6iinbe! rief fie inbem iie ibre
6timne nod nebr erbnb. Du baIt
bid on mir beriiinbigt5 mid au beiras
then!
Damn babe ih iebenfals f6per bas
fitr 5i bhBen, entgegnete Der @r1f lnngs
famer uno na9brddli@ unb berlieB bas
3immer.
gttpas nod 6 ubr, als er i'm 8egrifs
! fe itanb, feine Mrbeitsmappe einauf9lies
/ Ben nnb fi9 gum Diner fertis au rnas
den, hberbra1te ibm ber Diensr Elm
Derf9loRenes Billet.
Sd babe bid ni1t lt6ren mouen,
li9rieb Suliane. Bite, entf1uIbige
/ mid fiir beutel Srene b. prob Bot
mid in ibrem goupee abgebolt uub mid
10 bringenb pebeten, iie in ibrer 6trobs
tpittuenfdaft3u tr6fen, baB i@ nibi
babe tpiberiteben fbnuen. Sd eiie bel
| ibr, na1ber fabren mir nod ber 9per.
Wielei9t boIif bu uns ab. Suliane.
Der prdiibent bolte feline Grau in
ber 3bat aus Der Gper ab. Auf BEN
Geimwege ipra1 er fein Wprt. Sulia'
ne bate beinabe gebofft, baB er ibr me-
| gen ibrer gigenntd6tigfeit 8oripirft
MAIDEN iperbe. sic bate li1 nod au1
70 bieI befonnen, mas iie ibm hattie ia
gen uollen, In ber erffen Nufregung abel
bergeilen bate, linn 3it Iagert. Sic tuar'
tete ouf cine pafenbe Gelegenbeit ba3u.
sic tuartete bergebens.
Sulianens Worte batten bod elmer
tieftu Giabrud auf i'm semaGt. 81
mubte ibr &e6t geben = iogar In be-
/ 0auptia6e. sic mar allerbings ourd
I ibte Sabre befugt, Gorberunsen an ibi
au iielen, bic ct ni9t erfhllt .batte, BIZ
atl erfiillea ieinem innerften @efen mi
berfaab.
(6ortietnns feIst)
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M4erIet.

Die 8arger bon Borne petitioniren an
bic 4ranfas paB 8abu, am eamfag
grturlions3age DOn San Nntonio nod
bort laufen gu laflen, tpel9e bic grfurs
floniIten am Montag aurhdbrlngen.
Gine biesbe5iigli9e bon Der Gta6t San
Mntonio aussebenbe petition mar err
folglos; bielei9t bat oiefe nebr Slid.
Gs 1T tpirtliG erifaunli9, baB man
an Sonntagen auf bieier 8abn,, Bic
bod eigentli6 bas Werf San Mntonios
fein fol, nibt einmal eine Sour ins
9ebirge MAIDEN fann. @eIbFberftdnbs
lid leioet bic 8abngeieDf9aft aud bas
runter, baB ibr prdfibent ben Ropf bolI
ppt1 Sonntagsfeier @9rullen bat.
9unberte tuiirben bic @elegenbeit tpabr.
nebmen nit ibren Gamilien @onntags
etnen 9usflug na9 8Srne, Comfort Dber
&errbille ar MAIDEN, tpenn He friib Mtors
gems bier fortfabrett utb Mben6s aurtds
febren f6nnten. Das l1eberna9tbleibet
bat i6on tpie6er feline @@wierisfeiten.
- Sn einem offenen 8riefe iDeiif
BARNEY @ibbs, ber fart an Der ginri9s
tung bes Mranias paB Safens betbeis
ligt 1T, nod, baB felt 6em IL. SuIi
1870 bic Summe BON $2,279, 900 fitr
bte Wertiefung oes @albefoner 6afens
ausgegeben tpurbe, obne bob irgenb
tpel9e erf9tli6en Geiultate er3ielt tporz
ben tp1ren. Damn citirt er aus benz
Geri6t bes Sngenieurs Sen. Nemtom
bonn 2. WfGr5 1886 bic fplgenbe 6telIe:
rS9 made beiOnbers auf bic 51lii1e
aufmertlam, 5lt ipel9en bas 8ocro gee
langte, baB cine 8erengung oes GanaIs
bur@ Settles bic Str6muns unb Siefe
nur untueientli9 erbbben tpiirbe, tpdb.
renb Der plan auf Der anberen 6eite
ni6t nur ben 0afen Galueftons ruinirt,
fOnbern bic Stabt ielbff Der 3eritbrung
preisgiebt.
= Sacob 2aur, elm alter befannter
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