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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-10

HOW HE CHANGED THE BuL.-Yesterday
afternoon the case of Michael Flood, the
alleged fim-fiam operator, was called in the
Criminal Court Judge Montgomery. His case
came up on appeal from the Police Court,
where he was convicted of the larceny Of $40
from Adam Ellenberger. Mr.. Shillington said
he expected to show that Ellenberger handed
so bill to a woman to change, but she was
unable to change it; that Flood offered to
change 1t and took the bill in his hand for the
purpose. He then discovered that he could
not change it. and handed back what pur-
ported to be the note, but it was subsequently,
discovered to be 50 bill. The case went over.
After hearing the testimony and arguments
to-day and charge by the court, the Jury rem
dered verdict Of guilty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-10

arrived in the city from New York, and have
taken quarters at the Ebbitt house for the
winter.
Miss Anna Burgin, of Germantown, Pa, and
Mr.. VIM. Donaldson, Of Philadelphia, Pa, were
married last evening at st. Paul's Episcopal
church, 23d street, by Rev. Alfred Harding
The bride was attired in a white MORE silk,
cut V-shape. with train and long flowing veil
After the ceremony the couple held recep-
ton at the house of the groom's parents. lbs
It'll street northeast, after which they took the
III 20 train for an extended tour north. The
ushers we're Walter Donaldson, brother of the
groom; Jos. 4. Casey, Henry Father and
Robert Linton
Mrs. J. n. Carey, of Wyoming, is stopping at
the Riggs for the winter
Mrs. Gen. John C. Black will hold the second
Of her seasons receptions at her residence, No.
1515 Rhode Island avenue. tomorrow after
noon from 8 to o'clock, assisted by Mrs.
Scott-Lord and her daughter, Mrs. Parker;
Mrs. Joseph E. Mcdonald, Mrs Chas 8. Voor-
hees and Miss Voorhees,, the Misses Lucille and
Corinne Blackburn. and Miss Grace Black, who
is a debutante of this season.
Mrs. James B. McCreary, wife of Representa-
tive McCreary, will receive at Wizards hotel
on Fridays.
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Shelter for Herdic Patrons,

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
lobserve that petition is being circulated
by one or more of our philosophical citizens
asking the herdic company to have shelter
placed at the intersection of 18th street with
Pennsylvania avenue, where transfers are
made over the different routes of the company.
This shelter is a need which has long been felt
by people who have to wait in Indictment
weather for the herdics to which they desire a
transfer. and there can be but little doubt that
such an improvement as the one suggested
would prove as advantageous to the herdic
company as to its patrons. W.P.
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THE COURTS.
EouIry CouRr-.bxl,,e cor

EQUITY COUkT-Ju1qe Cor.
To-day, Grant agt. Grant; auditors report
confirmed Emmons agt. Garrett; proceedings
stayed. Cole agt. Wilson; receiver denied and
reference to auditor. Mckee agt. Cochrane;
pro confesso to certain defendants. HYDE
agt. C0rcoran; construction of certain trust
deeds and conveyance by trustee ordered. Eide
agt. Edie; rule ON solicitor and stenographer
granted, returnable 18th inst. 4 n
CoURr IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, kleindurst agt johnson; argued and
submitted Mitchell agt. Thompson; on hear
ing.
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Real Estate Matters,

Frances Miller has bought of Josephine Wal
deker. for s6,750. sub IA, square AL, 973
square feet, fronting q feet ~ inches on east
side 9Th street, between and streets north
west.
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WANTED-HELP.

n
s S Place. sss' ss'@ssa sSs:s
w Maids, Nurses; Waiteress,. Lsundre.s. Buffers,
SasE Bic ss1s 81 rs Rs' hsa
WANTER..yoMENlcoOKs, elo TO s4o: CHAM
coof: ces5 fa 81
WANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH IRON,
at 612 streetn.w. IT.
WANIEp-AN HONEST WHITE BOY APPLY
WaASM.TnESDItnmA, PoM Aa WHITE GIRL IS
required Apply 16as Rhode Island as ss' II
WANTED-A GIRL WHITE PREFERRED, FOR
oeoc Sha M 9e and dining girl Call after!
,Ss Apply to 90 fsanssvanis ave: NV
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS WAITER WITH
w Sess Of references apply at 1886 Conn ave-
w ing and general homework the best Of referen-
ces re9gired Call at 1852 COrcoran St, after 6p.m
WANTED-A WORKING HoUsEKEEPER FOR
smy @ at n New 5ess
ave. se., between 5 and Sp m. jaI0-3t.
WANTED-A TYPEWRITER OPERATOR TO OC-
rent e Address Boz IN Ss Star in Atano
aged lady for position of trust good salary to
S''s %Sss be AypS
WANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN OF GOOD AID
only: oar, T.s coll! collins AS
WANTED-wHITE AND CoLORED, GENERAL
psr9E
FEsffpsiSn q, and nd main y Office first Oor
DohNhhM, olO Stn ST. NV JaS-ot-
ID
Box 2445, Boston, Mass. ja9-6t'
take charge small set machinery, run engine and
Star office. JAG St.
WANTED-AN HONEST, CLEAN WOMAN TO
and attend children Apply 735 18th st. NV. ja92'
WANTED-AN, EXPERIENCED WHITE NURSE
f SssuTsd Ne
WANTED CLASS WAIST AND COAT
w hands: well-skilled persons will be paid good
WAGES 9ss a.. Apply 174s Penn ave. from to pm.
WANTED.A MIDpLE,,AoED EXPERIENCED
once
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED CANvAssER FOR
fffss HsD
WANTED--Two GOOD HoRsE-sHoERs, FIRE
THos. KELLY& son, 18th ST. NV. and Ohio ave js-3;
WANTEp-A WHITE COOK; MUST BRING UN-
and capacity to SUCH an one a permanent home and
App at 81 !ss geerso Pace 9S
WANTED-AN INTELLIGENT AND CULT
" waited gentleman. Of good address, capable of
adapting himself to special duties position lucrstiye
DAY HAIbEMHS COS COS fY st. nW jas-st.
WANTED-DUNDORE's EMPLOYMENT BU-
a for ali Sb ny ss nS s
and states, with references III Nj st H. se29-15w'
WANTED-AN OvERsEER, OR CHIEF ADvER-
sHPsnses 70 oysFseers ana $40 e assisants No ped
tons distributing printed matter putting up adver-
SaS s
x9Ga sSie sed on mSnt1 10Y and the
smoks on DOOR,
and will heat any vehicle "a hours for 10 cents E1
nSs S fo LINZ of oso
WANTEDmA TEMPERATE MAN LOCATED OUT
w side of Washington, to represent an old house in
ssshanssd per LICK fs Sio
WANTED : SUPERINTENDENT OR FOREMAN
w and two to i've assistants, according to size and
b of y,na sh to Sc
button Of advertising matter relative to the Monthly
cafosns Monhy
and salaries PAID monthly through our Eastern q:
fee. Enclose l0c postage for full specimen line Of
advertising matter and address Eastern Office, Cali
forna Southern Land Co, p. o. Box S25, Cincin-
natl, Ohio. ja4-7t
WANTED-TO TELL YOU WHERE TO OBTAIN
w frstclass help and those seeking employment
where to secure it at City Intelligence office,
400 La. ave. ja2-tol9
WANTED LEARNERS FOR PROF. CHRIST
W NERS New International Tailor System of Dress
and Garment Cutting with any inch rule and tape
measure alone Patterns and materials cut and based
OF made one hitting required the system taught by
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Only Sure S,~r

Only Sure Sign.
From the Philadelphia Record
Little Dick-"Mamma, il this winter?"
Mamma-''No, dear; the water pipes haven
frozen vet"
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-TO BUY SMALL GROCERY STORE:
cFRg greer northwest state price and address GRO
WANTED-BY CoLoREp WOMAN ORDERS
house. Cali or address Mrs LANE, sI7 st NV IT
WANTED A CIVIL ENGINEER AND
work: would give Instruction in ms,hemstics me-
aad.s Bo1 . s ONCE dr'sR 2.
WANTED-A PROFESSIONAL REPORTER, Ex-
w perienced in teaching, would like to give nstruc-
Star office. talo.2ts
WANTED-CORNET-A. B. G OR c SECOND
and where II can be seen. J. W s. Star office ja9-'
WANTED-;FoR STRICTLY FRER-HAND
rm Cr . Portraits cali q my studio and Sales
ySa have never seen the eenuine cr,yon work before
to $50 satisfsetion ps snaranteed. H. B. sMIfH,
Artist Studio and Salesrooms, Massachusetts ave.
q land Improved or unimproyed; on the line Of the
s navy kG fay ee ASassss wh u E.
WANTED GOOD SADDLE HORSE APPLY AT
w s23 ST.; second floor; front. aS-2t'
WANTED.TO BUY BABY LONG CLOTHES AND
w other childrens clothes second hand Answer Z.
ANTED-GENTLEMEN's GOOD SECOND
also guns: pistols watches &C. at 1901
WANTED-HORsES TO KEEP; BOX STALLS.
w personal attention. Order box at Prices Stable.
~ 9TH ST. n W Farm. 9TH st road, eight miles from
city. o. II. p CLARK. Sligo. Md. 81 0permo d24 Inn
WANTED-GOOD SECONDHAND CLOTHING,
w guns, revolyers, old gold and silver, for which
highest cash prices viii be paid. Call LASKEY'S
Loan Once. ROl Penn ave-, corner I'd st. W. my26
WANTED-vISITING CARDS. 75c. PER HUN.
w dred Wedding Cards and Address dies low rates.
KERVANDS. 1912 Pennsylvania ave. NV. dl2-lm
WANTED-EvERYBODY SUFFERING FROM
w Smoky Chimneys to know that I guarantee to
cure them or pay required; Ranges, Furnaces and
Iatrobes made to heat or no pay. W. f. DANTE,
1413 18th st. NV. dl3-3m
WANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w Repovating Works. Feathers Renovated Mat
tresses Made Over. Furniture Steamed and Moths De-
stroyed F.HYOUNGS, l402 Ps.ay., Telephone l00S-2.
WANTED-H BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH
w prices for second hand Furniture, Carpets and
aeathers Entire Households a Specially. Address
WANTED-TRY OUR BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS
w per pound; warranted not to strong dixie but
teri for month, or money refunded Families served
at regularly in all parts of the city Send
postal for free sample Stalls 1928 3a and $50 Center
denis fish stalls also 46l stn.w; Telephone, 643-2
or 96-5. VIM. C. SCRIBNER. n26-2 m.il
WANTED.-IT KNOWN THAT FRESH ALDER
w ney Butter is churned every morning and de-
hvered in lb Ward" prints, SOC. per 10. Also Cot
tage Cheese and Buttermilk Sweet Milk &C. per quart
myS
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EoR SALE-Lors TRIANGULAR POINT COR 1.
TN a. ave. and 22d 81 $500. ID st. near N.
@st Sso mont e. st6 st n e. lot s6I nso
50c beautiful lots at Rockyille near depot from Pc
Est. ja10-3I
INoR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE LOT, SOUTH
front on n ST, Oct 2oth and 2lst sta. st al. IL
jaio.5t L. c. CUTTER co. l42sFst7
EoR sALE-BEAuTIFUL LOT on NORTH SIDE
81 bet 18Th and i4th s5l5 10 siiey party s s.lis
st ST, e near 18Th lots, 4ori00: to
lots 22d St, bet and N. isI74 s.ch; pries per
isIEs pg%Ssl ,oss II !. Pr: q e: ely ana .
H H'FA 80 i'm' special e fs'P' s Msa
.s.i side 2ist bssxss6 and sold y oSd:
MR e Ell wi %iLso Si io5e held g 80
Tor doabs hca.s on st. Sst Conn a': .s sSs .d
ssjsrss sos sss ii. q % y. q
s1 f5sS Io oaid NofTa sIPt on
brick and s~e q Soss nee lots on The NORTH q
fsofS isSs 4 e. q *:
LOB sAL.E--skyERAL CHOICE ooRNER Lon
4 In the northwest section
x7-ss i5os hp1 q C.
EroR sAL1-HANDsQNE BUILDING Lotto u
40 'i sl nHis q e fl En- c9 9sos "a
TSoR eAIE-MAGNIfIcENT BUILDING TO[
&YSs % IS NJ sd 's =. ia Ia Z a s:s q
I've ans lcss IS ssss on a.. llA - lask -
SE6 ffiHskffi1 NcIzaAx zoos a.~
EoR sAIE-A most LoT, 90 PIT FaoYT Oh
-! r sys:: ny ~ ~ n y,Saiz 20 d.n Is
sSksi. s 49,. isis ~ ~ q ''A'As siss
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Tor RENT = TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE,
slarghterhouse icehoqse, stable and barn; suitable
Of ak& It
NOR SALE AN OLD ESTABLISHED DRUG
store IN Satisfactory Sen for
PARE BUSINESS CHANCE WANTED, AN
and welestabshed Real Estate Business in this city
Office IL
S7SO WILL BUY THE STOCK AND FIX
p OO lures of one Of the best established MILL
ns s9 nd n0en stores doing good business in
son for selling; for particulars address MILLINER,
Tor sALE-TwO HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL
y purchase an old-established temperance grocery
srste rent viii Be given THOMAS W f '5Ssf Il ea
+ st. NV. jalO-3ts
CTEAM LAUNDRY CHEAp-oN GOOD TRIMS;
BOX 40, Star Office. jsIO-3t.
EOR sALE-AN oLD-ESTABLIsHED BACON
good chance; small capital required Address Box 49,
EoR sALE-CoAL- AND WOOD YARD, IN JLUD-
Il ing ground, 50x95; all in complete order, with
brick Office scales stable, bins Be. in northwest.
i% jass possession Address Box lo5 Star office
no YOU WANT TO GO IN BUsINEssy IF So
" here is the best chance for good man with small
paying business.
h Ado sss
AINGIoN CATTLE COMPANY shares, 81 90 each.
limited number to be had only Dividend Y per
SMITH SAlp nI. GEO J. JOHNSON, E; O.. DAVIS w
JOHN A LUTTREIL or s. L. RHINESTONE. Ja5-6t
EOR sALE-DRUG STORE ON EASY TERMS;
Il small payment down and balance monthly old es-
tablished. HEBRON & RANEY
d2S-lm 1907 st. NV
(OR RENT - ELEGANT OPENING FOR LIVE
waIlin;. - "a ave Sc large storeroom and hne
ments only $50; best location for any kind Of bust
ness in East ashlngton will become vacant by Janu
airy i. Apply to WELLER x REPETTI,
d2S 326 Pa ave. Sc
IS0R SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE-HOTEL
II Property known the "Braddock House" in Alex
sndria Va The house il on Fairfax and Cameron sts
conveniently situated to terry and railroad station
The house contains 80 rooms, including four stores
On Fairfax ST. front: Bar Fixtures, Billiard Tables
Crockery, and considerable Furniture can be pur-
chased at low rates. This property will be sold on
liberal terms. For further particulars apply to
GREEN CUNNINGHAM,
d12-1m. l405 + st.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

L,OR RENT-OFFICE OR sTORE-725 18TH ST.
Il under Welcker Hotel, very desirable location.
A. p HILL co,
Ja7-1w 1888 street.
INOR RENT-OFFICES-THREE OFFICE ROOMS
Il single en- suite at 1907 F ST. NV, near the
Treasury will be rented cheap TO desirable tenant
ja5-lw JOHN SHERMAN co. 1407 r st.
IHoR RENT-sEvERAL FINE ROOMS COG nth
IL ST. NV, opposite Boston Dry Goods House. suita-
BILE for dental rooms. modesto, other business
poses. HARDING WATERS, COG 18th st. NV.
d11-1m
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTEp7ro BUY "A NICE HOME Or GOOD
w yecant lots in Washington Mt. Pleasaut worth
10000 TO $4,000, toward which Will trade ayslu-
able business property in Leavenworth Kan and pay
ever offered Address Boz 80. City R,0 h9-8t
WANTED-BRICK HOUSE; ALL MODEM M
xas sSss ssp ssa xorsh 2ts!o
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FOR RENT-STORES.

IvOR RENT4SO PENNA. AVENUE, THREE
II story brick Warehouse, 3 entire floors, 25x90
each to so #. alley, s145. NJ. NJ. PARKER
ja10-12t l41S ST.
INOR RENT-9I9 p ST, CORNER STORE AND
II dwelling, rooms and store all conveniences, S42
jal0-l2t NJ. NJ. PARKER, l41S st.
INoR RENT-l6O2 l4TH ST., LARGE NEW STORE
l. with cellar dwelling above and brick stable in
rent very low to suitable party. T. c. CUTTER
ja5-lm. 1923 St
INOR RENT-ELEGANT STORE AND DWELLING
II s.w corner Of 10th and SITS NV; dwelling
tains 10 rooms and all mod. imps large store and
cellar stable in will rent store separately If de-
sired. WASH'N DANENHOWFR,
d29-2w Ills st.
IHOR RENT : ELEGANT OPENING FOR A LIVE
IL man, 221 Pa. ave Sc, large store-room and fine
dwelling of rooms above, with all modern improve
ments; only $50 best location for any kind of bust
ness in East Washington will become vacant 10y Japu-
AIRY l. Apply to WELLER & REPETII.
DIS 326 Pa ave Sc
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Cpl Ss5 ~ 22sf1 9ss oo1g ".n H.s e. q. .ss
a7 7ss!s- %s'' ''''4 r--..s....
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Mr.. h. @ Percy, cashier Of the late Home
savings bank, of Norfolk, Va, who had already
made an assignment Of his entire property ia
that city for the benefit Of the creditors of the
bank, yesterday made q further assignment,
through trustee, Of his property in Norfolk
county 10 cover his indebtedness direct and a.
endorser.
A ere broke ont ct Rutherford ct lao am.
yesterday, and, before the flames could be rot
under control, ten houses were destroyed.
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

- ciety Hall entertainments society meetings
18th St, bet. NJ ard SITS n. W terms reasonable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-10

NOR RENT - A FINE, BRICK STABLE. -FOUR
Il stalls and ample carriage room, two coachmens'
rooms. 1915 Stanton alley. of Hamilton House.
Apply At office of the Portland. ja2-ews
E0R RENT-RfAR 1924 14TH ST. n. W, ROOM
for four horses and vehicles; excellent condition
with all conyeniences rent very low If taken
II. l. RUST, zoos + st NV. dl4-lms
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-12-20

iiberqueuenben Sropfell bic, ODne baB
er es all merfen ifien, fiber Die trdItigen,
aber blaiien Waneen berabrollten.
Sas IQes lab feine WaGbarin. Sic
fonnte ii6 zines ma9ienoen SnterelIes
fiir ben tuunberli6en ReuIing ni1t ers
mabren, obpobl Der erfe unbeimlibe
@iubrud, Der bauptid9Ii9 bon benz fals
f6en 9aar berrtbrte, inlner nod i'm
0intergrunbe ibrer Seele fehbaftste.
So beeilte He Ii9 aud, als Der 8orbang
gum leBten NAL gefallen mar, auF3uftes
ben, ibren S9leier tpieber berab3ulafs
len un5 nit einem tursen tummen GruB
ben Nusgang gu fu1en.
Sic fab, ooB er nod liben ,seblieben
pur, 9let9Iam pie Der5aubert, unb ibr
IbfGiebsniden unertpibert lieB. sic
ielbit begriff bieien @inbrud bes Stii.
'des ni6t. sic fannte es ia binldngli9,
UNI bonn Stoffe ni1t mebr ergriffen au
tperoea, uub bas Spiel, sumal Der 2ouis
ie, mar ibr bon Net gu Net per3errter
unb abgei@madter eri6ienen. Sp atb.
mete he orauBen In ber Gbenbtiible or.
bentli@ erlei6tert auf un6 i9lug ben
Weg tuieber ein, oen fie gefomnlen tpar,
am GluBufer entlang, um bic bumpfe-
ren StraBen mitten in Der Stabt 5u bets
meioen. @inige Sterne fanben i6on
am 6immel, cine blafIe Monbi6el biug
tberm Walo uno rtngsum mar eine tieFe
Stile, bic nur bur9 elm paar mufcis
renbe @rillen unb Jr6I9e belebt tpuroe.
yto6 aber bate fie fi9 feline Sreibig
S9ritte bon bem Sbeater entfernt> als
lie cine Stimme bintet ibrem &iidrn ia.
gen b6rie:
Sic tuollen aud nod einen @pa3ers
gang MAIDEN, GrduIein? grlauben Sic,
oaB i'd Sic cine Strede begleite. gs
III mir unmbsli9, iebt f9ou nod Saufe
au geben; i'd iaeine, i'd miiBte ba ers
ltiden.
Sic autwOrtete nur nit einem taum
merfli6en Neigen bss 9opfes. gs mar
ibr in bemielben IugenbIid lieb uno
ualieb, oaB er ibr na9ging. Iber tpie
fpllte fie fi1 ieine @eIeuiGaft perbitten,
ba er 10 bef9eiben fi6 ibr ndberte2
vt batte ben Strobbut nod nitbt
aufgefeBt unb nabm fid, tpie er Jpn lins
tii9 in Der 6ano trus unb bns Gt6d.
den nit benz filbernen GnopF in Der
anberen bin unb Der f6wdng, ni9t eben
bo.ibeilbaft aug, obtuobl feline bobe,
rhffige @eftalt unb BET tleine 2opf auf
ben breiten S6ultern i'm @eben nod
Deutli6er beroor traten. Die Iugen
batte er gegen ben bellen 5treif beg
9immels geri6tet, tlnb ein 0au9 wie
bon Wsr3iifang lag nod auf ieiuen
3hgen.
t6ortfebuns fcIst.)
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Tegas.

Sn Yaris brannte eine M6belfa.
brit nieber. 8erlult bon $50-$75, 900.
Sn Seguin tperben aeaenpartia
bic pfolten fit bic 9eIepbonleltung aufs
sefelt.
= Gs 1T bic NbF9t/ in Der W2atas
gosbaS8ai, bel ber iogenemnten OaIb.
monosG sGlippe, einen Geu6ttburm 3u ers
ri9tsR unb sDar in GoIge elmer pstitiz
On, iuelde bic bort an Der RuIfe mob.
nenoen Blirger eingef9idt baben.
Der Geri9t ber Sagenieur.3oms
milflon fiber Die teranii6e Dafenfrage
1T am 10. ytobember bsm Senate lberz
f9idt Dorben. gr fam aber brett BON,
&riessminiiter uno mar besbaIb nidbt,
tpie man erUartet bate, BON elmer 3us
16rift oes PrdIibenten besleitet. st
tpuroe an bas 9omite fir 6luB. uno
9afen VerbeHerungsarbeitsu tibertpie.
len. SaS SntereHe, tuel1es Iid1 fir bic
Grage funbgiebt, 1T elm algemeines unb
iebr reyes. Wie es beiBt, uirb Elm
Werfu9 gema9t iperben, bic Nngelegen=
belt balb on Elm Special. .Gomite aur
getra9tnabme gu tibergeben. Sie
SongreBmitglieber aus bern y1orbtueiten
nebmen einen ebenfo lebbaften antbsil
on Der 0afenfrage, tpie bic Serdner
ielbit uno biele berielben ipre1en f9
gang offen oabin aus, baB iie, i'm Tal
ber SongreB f9 nidt geneigt seigen
toute, bic Summe, ipel9e Der 8ert6t
forbert, 81 betpilligen, unb in ber bors
geidlagenen WeiIe bsrpeaben gu IaKem,
fie irgenbtpel9e aubere Gprberunget fiir
Jlub. unb 9afen.8erbsHerungen be,
fdmpfen pIrben.
Sn ben Iebten Sagen war in
San Antouio eine Nn3atI BON Sapita,
liiten, Del9e auf ber &eiie mad &od.
port finb, no iie cine eroBartige gDein.
anlage 5u MAIDEN beabfi9tigen. 8ors
ldufg follen Dorlidtsbalber 500 Nder
nit Geben bepFan3t tperben. CAPT.
N. Wadep, elm unternebMenoer 8iirger
BON San @ntonio, Der bereits Bel meb.
reren inbuitrielleM unternebmen bethel.
ligt 1T, bat aud Elm SntereHe bel bielem
pIane unb pirb aaer Wabrf9einIidteit
nod Der ptdlibent ber @efeli6aft tper,
ben, tuenn ie erit prganiiirt 1T.
= 8eneral Sobn Sanles ma9te Dor
elm paar Sagen, tpe ber vM6ileue He.
porter" mittbeilt, bel @eIeaenbeit zines
@eiprd9es liber bas iest i9on Elm paar
Wo6en anbaltenbe pra9tbolle unb
parme Wetter bic 8emertung, baB mdb.
renb bes Winters bon 1854 auf '55 bic
Wltterung in Seras cine gan3 Gbalide
uno ebenfo gitnitige gemefen lei. Nm
"a. December babe er in feinem @arten
in Waibinston gountp 8emtIe fiir bas
Weibna6ts Geiimabl gepfladt, am
Beibna6tstage feIbft aber babe bann
bas thermometer II Grab unter g9ua
ge5elgt, unb 6 bolle @oden fei bann bic
ggitterung cine un8ep6bnli9 falte se=
bliebsn. 6offentlid tpirb oas beurise
Sabr uns ni6t cine dbnIi6e Seras.
Gaune brinaen.
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nant bon 9Olleben NIT ben Settings
perfeM. pdbrenb fi6 @raf WalOeriee
Sas glienbabuuefen, b. b. ben Srup.
pentransport, periOnIi6 porbebdIten
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nant bon 9olleben init BEN i}efiunss
petfen, tpdbrenb fi6 @raf Walberfee
Sas @iieababnwefen, b. b. ben Srup.
pentransport, peri0nIi6 porbebaIteu
bat."
Au6 Der gteiIe GeIbmarIdaQ
Wloltte mar an Der @rippe erfrauft. Ct
par einise Sage bettldgerig, ift aber
iuieber O0uig seneIen. Die gpibemie
berritbt 5iemli6 itatf uuter Der @arni,
ion bon Main5. Sn Samburg finb
ungefdbr 5000 Perfonen baran ers
frantt.
= Sas f0niglid5e Berewerts.D Diref.
torium In Suarbrtden bat ben Irbeis
tern ange3eigt, baB Die 8ftinoige S1ibt
in bic Nrbeitsoronung aufsenommen
porben fei; baB eine @lei6Felung Der
S6bne ii6 nidt ermbgli6en laHe, baB
aber benieuisen 2euten, beren 9obn
ni6t CUR GebensfriIiung ausrei6e, cine
3ulage gegeben tperoen iolle. Srob
bieier 3ugeitdnbnilie lit ber Streif nod
ni6t gang beenbet.
- Ser Jtorbbeutl9e 2lob perbanoelt
nit &ei6sregierung iiber cine beidleus
niste poitoerbin6ung nit benz Orient
iiber 9plOnibi anitait iiber 8rinbili.
= Der berii6tigte 9!raberbduptling
y I d iri mar es, bon benz gemelbet
tDuroe, baB ir bon ben 9euti9en in
Zanzibar binseti6tet tpor6en mar. Sn
ben eriten Depef9en mar berieIbe
vgufbeSail" genannt tporoen.
= Sn @rauben3 lit elm beutI9er sSns
aenieur unter bem8erba9te, an Die ruff
iiibe 9eeresleitung pIdne beuil9er Sc.
ifungen berfauft gu baben, berbaftet
unb beg Sanbesnerratbs angetlagt tpors
ben.
= Sn 9euti6lanb Iebt iebt nur mod
Elm ein3iget Snbaber beg giiernen Rreuz
aes aus ben 8efreiungstriegen. @s 1T
bies Der friibere S9leuieumei1ter 9iieps
bagen in 8ieientbaI. DemieIben pirb
iebt eine lebensldngli6e grtra. penfion
aug Der faiferli6en YribatsGliIe ausges
5ablt.
= Qus Qpia tpirb fiber Sionep tels=
grapbifd) beri9tet: Wtalietoa lit gum
T6nig bon Samoa protlamirt tuproen
unb 1T formea BON ben @oniuln aner.
tannt tuorben.
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9as 0erStenft iieat!

gt mlniden unieren Miitbirsern mtt,utbeileu, baB
iet elmer &eibe ppn Sabren pertauen, ebenip Or.
9in9S Reue 9e6er 9ilen, 8udlenS grntca Sulbe unp
Glectrte Bitters, uno bab mir utemal8 9eiImel
fault baben bic 10 gut sseben" pper bic 10 ausemein
betrebst 9aten, Tte biee gBr s5sern tetnen Gusen>
Bid, Die @arantte flr biee Ddt ieber 3ei u hber=
nehmen unp tn6 itets bere, baS perausSdbte @eb Su
rld3uSaben, ibrem gebraude teinc beIrieeisenz
Zen Reiultae sefpls uD. Deie Mitte perbanten tbre
9rpBe Ynrularttdt ibren eisenen 9ereieniten. Gum
gertauf in allen Gpobeten unb in Der Dresuen @rcbs
9ancluns ron Oretb, Tbpmpfpn II. 60.